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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15

STRAUS-on Wednesday, January IA,
Norris, beloved husband of Dena
Strans (nee Mark, age 76 years.
late residence, 1853 Quitman street, on
Friday, January 16, at 2 p. IN. Rela-
tives and friends, also members of
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun, are in
vited to attend. Interment B'nai Jes-
hurun Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15

MeCANN-On January -, 1914, Henry,
beloved son Of Jane Mccain (nee Chees-
mani and the late Henry Mccain
Relatives and friends and members of
the Sacred Heart Society are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, 6S Hartford street on Friday,
January ~, at S 10 a. m, to st. Joseph's
Church, where u High Mass of Requiem
Interment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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PRINTING

DAY. and night printing; quick. neat.
cheap; bond letterheads, envelopes. bills
and business cards; $50 of each, So. COLUM-
BIA PRESS. III Howard ST.; phone 455o-J,
Market.
HIGH-GRADE printing at low-grade prices
STOuTE. SO Academy st.. Newark. N. j..
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STEVENS-In Newark, January IS, 1914,
Elmer T., aged 81 years, beloved son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services
from his late residence, So Blocker
street, Thursday evening, at SO
o'clock. Interment Friday at Saddle
River, n. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15
PAPERHANGERS AND
DECORATORS

Mkt papering rooms. $3.50 up; painting,
s1.75 outside work. ]. LEVIN. 1876 South
Orange av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15

AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION. SIS.
Attention. Do not be influenced by mis-
leading advertisements. Before enrolling in
any other school call and investigate the
INTERNATIONAL. We give course of
instruction in the following high-priced
cars: Buick. Packard, Thomas, Peerless
Corbin National, Speedwell, Rambler
Haines, De DERRICK, Franklin. Cadillac and
Locomotives. State license assured.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERS.
147 E. 40th St, near Sd av. Established 1905
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NoONAN-on January 10. 1914, Michael,
beloved husband of Catharine Noonan
(nee Glynn).
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from his late resi-
day, January 1G, Mt s 80 n M, to st.
James's Church, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul. Interment III
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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STEVENSON January 10, 1914, at her
late residence, Baldwin street, East
Orange, Mrs. Nettie G. Stevens, In her
41st year, daughter of Mrs. S. J..
Beans.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15

METTERNICH- Entered into rest, on
Wednesday, January IA. 1914 Elizabeth
IL, beloved daughter of Christian and
Elizabeth Metternich (nee Coleman), in
her 18th month
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vlted to attend the funeral services on
Friday, January 10, at p. IN, from
the parents residence, 80 Dewey street.
Interment In Paramount Cemetery. Flu
nernl nriYnte
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EISENBERG-At Orange, N. j., January
10, 1914, Barbara, widow of Henry
Eisenberg (nee Snyder, aged Go years
aunt of Nettie, Hattie and Minnie Oak
ley.
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence, 81 Sherman street,
on Sunday, January IS. 1914, at 2 80
p. IN. Interment in Rosedale Cemetery.
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WELCH-On January IS, 1914, Willial
Il WeIch helnYed husband {

wELCH--on January 49,, 1914, William
Annie Welch (nee McCabe).
Relatives. and friends, also members
of the John W. Phillips Association
of Mechanical and Stationary Engi-
neers and Phil Sheridan Post No. no,
G. a. r., are kindly invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence,
No. 143 Van Buren, street, on Friday,
January 10, 1911, at s a. H., TO st.
James's Church, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul. Interment in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
In MemOram.
In loving memory of only dear be-
loved child, Harry Frederick Evans who
passed away January 15 1913:
One year has passed our heart still sore;
AS days go on we miss him more.
His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed away.
Not one day have forgot him
Though one year has passed.
His memory is our sweetest thought
And will be until the last.
Your loving parents,
HARRY AND MINNIE EVANS.
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McCALLUM-At Bloomfield, N. j., on
January 10, 1914, Paric, husband of
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McCUTCHEON-Die suddenly Amelia
McCutcheon, beloved wife of George
| McCutcheon
Funeral services Friday, January
16, at p. M, at POI Seymour avenue.
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AT STUD-French bulldog, Dick De Luxa
best son Of DR.. De Luxe ex Beau Beau.
FANGMAN, 3O6 River St. Hoboken. N. j.
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PERFECTLY marked dark brindle Boston
puppies, weeks, Holey's Boy Biorens
June Bug. r. EATON, Conant ST., Saybrook.
N. j.
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HELP WANTED
FEMALE.

ANY first-class help can be had at MRS.
GREENBAUM'S Employment Office.
Jones st. Tel. 1897 Market. Cooks, maids
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YOUNG couple want to buy contents for
nse rooms, stylish furniture with or with
out plano. GERMAN, Box 80, Star ofsss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
Discovery that Rsae.es Psmplss
Enssna and All Skin TstsbleS

II 20, are ,rosbiss ~iih pimpl-e
b's,hhs.as. ash.. barb-rs i'Sh
hissshs.. n.sti-. OF Other ssin dis'
.s.~ at bissni.h. nos il the 'issS u
get rid os IL vish u.sa's
Thls ras- aud staple ssin healer !
h~iss ia'su~isssa Ia Tsiaiasa By 'hs
usasmss Drug .ompsny al The low
price Of &c 'os . isrrsi sIs-a Iar
ssd they ha,. snis hundreds os r-s'
m~e,s
II ron,sins no sr.ss~ nr srIfss T.
ri.ssi, To us. znd is = 'ri- aouf'sh
,n.a, 'ss the skin. Cleaning anf
,issaias II In .'.'r part. tnstins =
-os,. Whit. and t~au'i'uis
= Hossra docs no; 10 .ssn n"Es
tAan Is claimed for u and give 5uSs
se~s sAsisssc'ios. return the "mriS
ies Ia The i,susmsn Drug Sompsnf
shd the, -iii r.'uni your money u
N,u have an, skin 's"ubl-. lou ran'
aos spend SO "a i~,'.r adssntaEr
shan tot a jar n' this .kin ispi.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

sssi.hsil.a. Of i.iaassy. siseisss saa
nsh-r. whom b. chssH-d sish ask.
ins false and sn-sssaa'sa state.
nra'. sla.i' 'se strike .oaaisioas
and essais that hsnp<asa assias the
strike SET lie eonmssd-a the state
tniii'is and DECLARED the m-mbess OF
u. militia conducted themselves like
srh'i.ta-a and ~ua The r-seess ssa
rs'-.a Of the is~ sbiaiss sisissss Of
rsiaiaAas
The Pueblo Rotary club selected
.sl~sa's' Today 10 sa. ssiioasi Rs.
'asy s"ss~assoe lo b. held IL lleuasa
too. TEXAS. il jns-. IN u. \. ni.sS,
G \. 'ts'is-irh. vsrs- iiya- .ad rs-a
i'sii-n sill represent t-.~blo,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
falNlrAD NAu II
PUEBLO PRAISES MILITIA

fa.bio. Caias. Mar sss=Th- r-ss.
isstass shi~s sk. asssriai. Of sh- Ito.
sasy c.ps s~as ,o ,h- Literary Digest
~ssr discussed =, ,s. m-~,inx a. tho
eiab today 81 sh- c.nss-s. hotel and
received sh. hearty saa saaaimors
ssaos.~@-as at she m.mlsrss
T.. ~ italIsy as rsiasasa. ~as .
guest "s The Rotary eia. and
hs ss--esai insisasssh be discussed The
strike isosn ;hs si-- s-cis, .f . Tsias-
aaa hasinrss mah After s-ia.ias the
business depression sans-d hY the
strike aud sh- assuai maassasf I.s.~s
he .oadrmnei pi,hnas stint. the sea.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
TIPPING" ONE OF THE GREAT.
: EFT 0AAf1MO ENTERPRISES

S.~ YORK. May 80 When the Ia
ssons os New Yors's hotels. cafes AMI
ss.,anran's pas. their wraps over 60
Tie iis.si-i boy In the check room
and Incidentally pass ever tip
.many ~ them d. not r-riis. thai
M.y are contributing, ,o "n- ~ thu
hcascsi Grating enterprise in tho
<tfy. \ recent in,-s'ira'i"n reveal. 4
The fac, iha, the h.cck.h,, io~s not
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
SCHOOL EXHIBIT TO Be Hello At
y c. OF C.--GlRlS TO GIVE BAZAAR

1h. biss-zi and tssi sStlbi, 1i
The hsnai~ors oi Ih- pupils ~ the
hish ..hoai and the grade srhsols ~
the .isy ~iii ~ ...h a, tho chamber
M .on.m-ry- roans on FRIDAY sat
sssAy and H.ti vohssy H. ToH.
sSslsa nth the iT.- rEhiait tbs
@smh-. q, the soa.ias and sstaF
etas.~- -Ili hoii hasaAF IT tAHTf
sast snd s"as- so.sinE. 'h- pro-
se~3s Z. &. q. ID. 'aad Tor the puhii,
symsssIasn
The sssisl, this y.ar ls "a ~ n-ufs
xsnssai than In pf.sioaz IesFs y
~iii sosnbin~ 'h. -ars of ~. snss-
usi ssaininx departments. the si'ls'
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

Iust . human being. no more. Iil; q
srohs msy be- done. and has b-en
aos-. Therefore. us .oaia hold our
i-~ss- si,noi, So.afii.- oar broth
-r sho .fu'- the letter m-h,ioassi
al the head Of this article need not
ssas that I.sbiis spiaish -iii hus,
say.oiy .ha s.,s sh. dogs On J.nn
u, Vn~hrt-ii-f. trs IL is I-asIias
Ana sh".- sho bs-a.s tho .iahsar
nsF has- ,a ray the price. i,us this
attack MA jahn - Hn~k-s-li-F. jf.. 10
mol Manufactured ~ The ssni.s
sh-se The disturbance is. I, is
s.s dramatic sns assr
side .st.s, by such .. tsn.as elias.
var w- ~iii awake 10 tho ssss
some of ~. only after ,hs snsrh ssas
have .~, on sis- sh. s.rY ssueinss. os
The temple Of III. Rspabiiss
whf has- SO gone 80 The sssses
sf shi. desperate class stssee,es lie
ssus- the Caasyh hs. . message To
this ago sni must look straight iass
its coming ssosmss The Federal
r'oun.si Of Churches es Christ in
has issisd its program as re-
cards this psrs~hs age W. must
MAKE that program mean snsn-shIns
Ta. Nslkodi.s Church hss uttered
hss great message 10 the aAss~s. To
Capital sad Ia 1-Ahnfs II is Of ob'sss-
Hon that shis chasvh PLAY no, shs
l~si'~ in these -sarrernsi-. aas psss
By remotely ae the other side IL /.
srs siar. TO- piss the Good ssmasi.
Ian and so sishs ~h.s. tho hus, is.
,na study IL sha, sh. nsy ,suiF cure
A. Go "a hat -. ssanei and What yr
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

domestic ssi-nss aai s-sins classes
aud drauihE. p-hmGhship snd so's-
m"f'izi @oEs from The sEsar sShoais
ant Lish school AMI -s.ry buiIaias
will hsy" an exhibit Mach ih,-F-s'
Las been 'nanii-s'.-i sF ,-ash-t, ane
pupii. and .ain. v.rY -ss~ii-n' -ara
10 10 h. sha~n
Th- bssAar il sna'h-r n.ahs Of
Increasing the fasa gas a ribii.
Eimnssium 4 s.- weeks axa =
z"o.iiY sum sas Frsiisrd ~ ,ss asy
sh-n f.Ihs -oaisn q, ,h- si,Y saia
'zss Il is an'isipa;.i that ss large
sltn -iii be ,-aiis-s srah, ,h. sale
os the -nsh n the sis's classes ,h-.-
ihf-- aaTs
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

Frgsis. The 'aonry that Is Supposed n
- "a him iss'-ss IL Is tanned over
to the asr-r ~ ,ss "rh.et- -isnon
rriyiivs- This privilege is sold bJ
IN. hotel psirris'ar. fos sums fang
ias ,rua Ss"s Ia ii..s. a y-af IN
nani ras~s a.. salaries at the a"ps.
man sna IN. elevator tnr. as- aais !
"a ,his an.ant The shssh.s-o,s arc
raid from - :. sis = week. sssasa.
ing In their ability IN ohssia tli-s
from the guests wh.s- the pubiie
is mis,-i ia in 'h- uniform Of The
tay. whrn the boz receives ''his
rurara h- apsAs-n,iy pise~~ II in
his pirs-, and tho e-h-rsi 1rhiis b.
'iry-s II su-s Z. him This. however,
Is ns, 'h- rose s"F sI,hin The p-~s.'
th.r. is a blind ppss., Tn. col.
passes 'hr.azh . iii; in,n this i-c-hs
& and ;h.r- u r-tnsins sn'iI 'h- s-nT
-oes off iu,y. q, shich time his uni.
'nrm ts Fsss.d over ,o hIs employer
.h. .s,rar,s the eaii-v'i.h AZ r.ln
ronisin-i in the bind rprsr's IL
other ."Eis The ma.-r Witch is in
tended sar ,h~ ,a-rt.bor s-sii, zo-s
3. tho -h'.rpTisinR wan sa" ride
abal, IN an automobile ..ii..'inz :
easy money from the generous r's..
lie.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
Owes h Lie 10
nb Luna Remedy

" ypu e,9i.rt q ,sssia.~-1 s.,wsh ~
s"sd y"u ate IN s.estsn' dsuSrt sse EASILY
sc-srs,sirs sert.,us IyVag vrusl,S~s The
eppGh "t 'elt which sl--s not pt~IJ Z. ps.
d'nstr ,f.sstmeni .'..sid - a usselne :"
y"u s~t l'r,rriiv. uss5sssr~s sk.,uht Is
.sss-s E.Srsau'< Afrratiyr . svssss-ly f..f
1hrssi end Isanz Trssui4ss hs. lS",s6kt
permanent f.--,.ry. Ill.,, thtss-
'at's-rin. Ave. atsl Assr.s r,s,c.
vus-'AS 'Duft. L. q. =. =.
.1'nti.rs-.. In The yrst i,sa ~ss
.i,"'' ,-uzh. v.at to s~,.tsi ,lcri.r..
vh- Sss" me y i"' "f nss5Iis,p-. tIRaliy.
! w~rt y" y -l--t,ii-t. sls, ssvv me ,rv~,-
-.,,s that ms'te no sict II all kIu.l. of
f..-i. consequently I fsils-I In kssItk. Z
thcs went I. N. 'aislitI.. aud -~vm~-l
I" ~; i'.,icr. hut ~. rruzh .tIII kcps MP
! s'sy.-i thcrc fer IN. rear. an.I thcu
si,k ,nsn- A'-'u' tn. tini. ~ nsy rrtuf1.
MI hf"ihcr recommended Is.tmsR-. Aitct-
sh,c :" me s.ry highiy. u is nov
nearly tw" y,s'ts sipcr nr~t tsusk ~ !
an, u"v we'll. sn,i I ,isr~ .ay that I
vcnid hav. '-rn burici long sc" II It
ss'i n.t i~rn Tor Ickpap's AllcsaiI.c."
'Ariavu'. JOSEPH J IWuEHs'IfER.
ltiusr abbreviated: trat.s ,,u rp,lusptD
Eckmtn's Atsrsfive has t-rn prpseu hy
many years test to t,r u,nss efrrarsoaa
Tor s.ycfc Throat sni Lung Affect Inns.
Nronchifis bronchial Asthma. Stubiprn
C"iis and In url,uildins the system.
Contains no narcctics uoi.ona or habit.
Laboratory. thiisielrhia. Pa. for cvi.
den'r. For sale hv all lc-,,iins drssslsts
rhe liausman Drug Co., three store
sad w. =. 0rssn Drug O.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

Dizziness. s-r'is. tsiina sia.Esrs,
sail"w complexion. fisini.nre sr,
symptoms Of a TOT lid liver. 81" on.
can feel well while the liver il in
active. uERpiNE Ia a powerful iiv
or s;imuian,. \ dose .s two will
cause all bilious symptoms Z" disap.
pear. Try ". Price zoe. Sold b.,
the Ilausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

u 10 aeed os ps,ssiss q aay tsss
fhoae the cheos,sie.N.vs. ~. A.,
saa'pped 10 sive yoa first eiss. ~o,s
tsutnps'y. Cau Tstaldsd Sts. n
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
Swell 0eFns7 Iu
Wssderful "oET3.T
Greatest Cse.-csss WseA La 1ve
XssVl. -oses- Cag1s 0ars q Ysee.

ThoaAnds ssy 'GErkir" j. sinply
magic. 10 you've tSssd seasiy everything
ososs Shs sas 70 SCI std Il lhass eDsns,
- Oush tbs esssss ~ -Gk16-IY." Coso
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

Ana pct. s.asi-nsn as An-Eiss.
bsu.s.s.. ministers. creator. os pub.
li6 "pieI.n. IN = time ps .-rsI.~st.
shea the sssY foundation of sos isst.
'hs Storm. u v- arr sasthf a. ,h-
hsms - rasssiisn ssa at Nh-rl.as.
@bak. ~~ mn b~ .sfans sanazh sa
..os and ash Ias -siirnr.s IL the
test ssssiIsy hsa' We ere ssitisx
these sss, sosa. uad~s tss shsas~
Of i.1aiavs The qua ks. Just ssn-
asvs behind shos~ ei.h.f fsoun-
ssias blazing In. asissuss uasss sa-is
sin'-s saass Here IL iyssio~. and
90. IN The auiSsi, gathering dusk.
ar instIhs -I'h a hleeaIhg heart a.
ID. black siea.s. as IN. ''s.e, ..i4
.ay Cod in heaven. have mrsrF.
Il ih- gentleman correct sho says
Yaans Rockefeller has riss-s hias
s.if oa record ~ sasusins The muf.
a-rins .f ~.mr. shf rsilds-a'-ss
liz Which this ssn,I-msn set aasa.
aha, ts a. ,hi. kour srpaf-hsiy quite
The COMMON creed that ~hra this
Y.1ns man refused arsiil asian. n
assumed the Logical f~sroa .ihi'isy
for this horror. upnn 's. ruin. pf
which I am this moment ,rTiae. with
breaking heart. To look
hid Ieha u. Rockefeller. jr.. in
those declarations .-fpr. the CON.
sr.ssioasi Committee which arc as.
sirn-a ,o he responsible far t.s,iio~.
az he sa. unssso'abi- 4. a-hitra.
,ianr Dtd he refuse arbitration :
I'm the contrary. lid he nc' i.cisr-
in favor of arbitration hid he NO,
az that u the proper mcr ~cr.
chosen. II would he = eoo-i way Ia
settle differences lie did.
III
What John - Ro,k-s.iI.r. If. did
say. VAS that he ~a. not willing so
arbi'ra'c with a certain labor union.
lie -as unwilling to meet that par
iicuiaT organization in any way or
manner whatsoever which could he
construed into q concession or r..os-
milton Of It's existence. Tha, was the
ground taken by twenty other min.
Ing companies In this field. I: was
that taken in tho copper war in
Calumet. The difference in tn. out.
come being that. in Caiume'. Mich.
after viol-nr" and deaths. the miners
aha hdpned their demand.
w
In the neNt jiacr. mt Mr.. Rookie
f-ilcr only approves Of tho principle
Of arbitration: the company in which
he Is so heavily interested. and which
is now In this bloody class war-this
company. in common with the other
great mining companies in Colorado.
are favorable to arbitration. and
have so declared themselves. Remcm-
her that. Hut. here in this present
in stance. these manager. will not al
low the United Mine Workers Of
america to prescribe who must rep
resent the miners In such arbitra-
tions. nor will they allow the Off
cials who have come TO their camps
from the outside TO compel those min
ers-who revolt at the present pro-
cess Of this organization-to submit
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

\ long time friend ana . thorough
reader of Til. Central Christian Ad-
yoeat. closes letter which bitterly
complains that young Rockefeller :
refusal TO afbiirate the Colorado sit
ua,ion broush, on the horror. OF
Ludlow. By .seiaiminx; There you
are. you pious sundsy-s1hool teacher.
ana h. has siysn. so much money no.
b0dy will dare peep"
Hardly so. To hear III. ,hund-rp
Of III. pulpi, sss'y.h-rs against the
very ~ori Rockefeller 20 hear . rep
fes-histiNe IN Congress eallink for =
repeal of the federal charter which
created the general --iues,ioa board.
because. among the thir,y-,~o mil
lions sndo-m-h, given By ME, hoeke-
f-ii-F ar- a considerable number OF
shares in 'E- Colorado Fuel 4 Iron
Company. 70 rad IN. sauz,ie sftisQz
and editorials. To loo. at the sh@~s-
ms cartoons. to hear one pastor call
ihE for ten thousand other pastors
10 pray and preach in condemnation
of John u Rockefeller. JE. dos ho,
look as II "a6 one aar- p--5," L.,
th.E. any -plth.t Implying 4. hy-
porfisy of abs-hr. 81 human feeling
that has no, been fas,sh-i on him
on- leader asserts II. has place:
himself on record as :asoEsns the
q. women ana children.
.ni the .o'ia no. knows shat he
stands 'ar- No amoan, o, kyro-
rri'issi teaching ssn change that
from nos on
See rp'oh Sinclair paradihs nth
rr-fs- in from, Of 2. hrosa~aY. see
. fun-ssi service held in the street |
'h-rr at ,h- h-siaasFt.rs of tn.
standard oil, We ssnaa, ere ,hs,
.aT'hiae is i.n rar yalns nass.-
-ii.F. unisss !, b--ha. p- @II. tao,
iafs-s, the s.-a There sss, b- a
iuI'rsa or 'toixss lis:-ainE, II
'rsluIE.s no pulsase 10 srtli.iss
tors.'-iisr to-day iAna i.a..i u his
,i'I,us- toward arbitration i, r--
sonsihir sor the horrors a. i.aala-.
he aiSsIonsFJ is~. aag spn'aih
aaash sor.s Ia shap ,h- tnaas,.s
10 Is
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26

l-asn.i -. asuss first come hack tp
oar desk ssa ssr attic. and think IL
ali .hsuush.
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PRESBYTERIAN SOCIETIES TO
GIVE MISSIONARY TEA

The Christian Endeavor societies
Of the Presbyterian church yill give
a silver tea at the manse on Wednes-
day afternoon from 3 to g. An In
formal program will be rendered, in
Guiding the following numbers:
Vocal solo, Misses Dorothy Bur-
ford and Marie Hopkins and Mrs. w.
Il, RaDey.
Glaronet solo. Mr.. Raymond Russell.
Male quartet, Messers. l4isla Wilder,
Raymond Russell, Walter Hottie and
Joe Kelly.
Plan osolo. Miss Winnie Meklnnon
Reading, Misses Catherine TAFT.
Charlse Asbel and Sarah Louise Smith.
Song, by the Junior G. h. Society.
The Offering viii go to Nacoochee
Institute, Presbyterian school for
mountain boys and girls
Besides the silver offering we will
send a box of clothing and groceries
and anyone wno would like. tot con,
tribute in this way win please send
their gifts &c the manse on Wednes-
day
A. cordial invitation Ia extended
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Church
UNION SERVICES ON
THANK SEWING NIGHT.

This year, for the first time, the
ministers 'Of the Baptist, Lutheran,
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
have arranged to hold a union
Thanksgiving service Wednesday
night at go in the Baptist church,
with; Pastor G.. &c. Weltner. Of the
Lutheran church, to preach the ser,
mon
1nis year, Of all years, the people
ol our land should return grateful
thanks To Almighty God for Ills good
ness to use as II people. The pastors
would strongly urge the people to
attend this first "Wednesday night ser
Fict. and let MS know If you like the
change that leaves the holiday free
for its pecdlar duties and appropri-
ate pleasures.
w. H. CHAPMAN,
For the Ministers Association
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First Methodist.

Rev. G.. A. Jackson, pastor, will to-
day hold his last services in this city
for the conference year. After u
short heart-to-heart talk at II a. m.
on Though Hast Been Faithful" a
report of the years work will be
made Every member Of the church
Is urged and expected to be at The
morning service.
The Young Man and Religion" will
be the subject at night.
Miss NJ Ray, teacher of voice In
Piedmont Institute. Waycross, will
sing at II n. m. a ten-piece orches-
music at night
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St. Marks Church.

Services at st. Marks: Holy COM
munich at 100 a. m, Sunday school
at G45 a. M, morning prayer, litany
and sermon at T. O'Clock, evening
prayer at o'clock, meeting of the
T.. :. A. at 100 p. IN.
Thursday, November &c, being
thanksgiving Day. holy communion
at Z. O'Clock n. m and services at
II O'clock
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
City Taxes.

The last half of taxes due the
mayor and council of the city of
Brunswick, Ga, for the year 1914, is
now due and payable at the Office
of the undersigned. All taxes remain
ing unpaid afte? November 30, 1914,
Will be placed in execution. Prompt
settlement viii avoid costs.
w. b. FAM, Treasurer,
Room No. 5. City Hall.
Brunswick. Ga. Nov Q, 1914
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Presbyterian Church.

Adjustments will have been made
SO that, in spite of our torn-up con.
dltion on account of repairs, we, ex-
sunday. We invite all our friends to
worship with us.
w II CHAPMAN, Pastor.
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Church Announcements
For Today And The Week

to all and pleasant social hour is
promised
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w. II. CHAPMAN,
For the Ministers Association,