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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-27
MONDAY. JULY %. 1914,
at - o'clock NJ

the propertE described in said deed
"All that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land, with all improvements there
on. rights. ways and appurtcnances
thereto belonging, lying and being or
the Charles city Road. in the county
from the city Of Richmond, and de-
scribed by mctes and bounds as fol-
lows: Commencing AT point on the
Charles City Road. where the land
herein conveyed corners with Mrs. !
\. Mills. thence with said road "
- / 4 w. l3.2O chains. thence s. 81
w eS6e chains 10 corner. thence "
w. 1905 chains to said Mills's land
(Which corner is 7.t5 chains from the
DarbNtown Road, thence with said
Mills's land TO point OF beginning on
said New Market Road. and containing
iortN-scNen ana twenty one hundredths
t4'.2ol acres. according to map made
by r. i. Moncure, Surveyor. dated June
:, 1912. and being the same real es-
tate this day conveyed TO said John
Butash and kata Butash by deed from
w. A. Humphrey and wife"
TERMS: Cash rs To expenses OF ex-
ccutinc this trust and to pay past due
from May y. 1912, and a credit as to
$500 due May Il, 1915. with interest
from May II. 1872; said deferred pay
mcnt OF 500 and interest to he evil
dcnced by negotiable note and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold.
Any residue of purchase money 10 be
paid in cash.
JOHN Z. EASLEY,
Trustee
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FOR SALE

FOR sale. "A nice paying confectionery
business: good stand for the right
party. APPLY at 1901 West Cary Street
TENTS for camping parties. all sizes.
cheap. l.. Rose & Co. i2o Brook
Avenue.
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TRUSTEES SNi.E
TO Tllt. HIGHEST BIDDER
DESIRABLE FACTORY SIZE IL
SOUTH RICHMOND

~ virtue Of "a certain decd of trust.
dated June -, l'l2. and recorded in
the clerks office of tho Hastings Court
tart H., IA - Il 81. page 2o5. 20 the
m"nt OF certain notes therein men
toned, default having been made in
the u"bt therein secured and hciu. re
quircd SO To 40 hy the beU"fctarv |
is"s. on
TUESDAY. JUI.Y Is. 1914.
at : o'clock 4. NJ
the property described I'm the said deed
piece and parcel of land, with the i'm
provemcuts thereon lying and being
in the city 81 Richmond. Va. in that
section thereof known as South Rich
mond or Washington Ward at the
southeastern intersection OF Sixth and
stockton street, and more fully bound
eel as follows commencing at the
southeastern intersection Of Sixth and
stockton street and thence running
ana fronting on the said south line OF
Stockto ton street SiNty-nIue (6g) feet
and thence running back at right an
giles. and within parallcI lines (the
western line OF tho said property being
tn" eastern lin" Of Sixth street, tho
distance of one hundred and nfty-hye
Uj 5) feet 10 an alley - feet wide
IERMS: taSn as 10 the expenses OF
executing this trust. taxes and other
charges due and unpaid If any. and
$500, with interest thereon from Juno
u. 1914, To date OF sale. The residue
II amy. in equal installmcnts in one and
two years. with interest added ana So
cured by deed of trust. OF cash as 10
said residue OF any part thereof at
option OF purchaser.
CHARLES r. RuEHRMUND.
Trustee.
~ b-Bettcr terms may Ice made at
time of sale.
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NOTICE,

|ANTED the public 10 know that
|Iahnkc Bros. Jewellers. al3 East
bin street, buy. sell. exchange and
mount diamonds liz the latest styles
ID gold ana silver always taken ia
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PERSONAL.

HUMAN hair bought and sold at
Iiughess. 2Oo North Thir1 Street
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By r. &. CHAPLIN & CO, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers
Main and Twelfth Streets.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
GOOD LITTLE FARM WITH 4 OR -
ROOM DWELLING, STABLE. POUL-
TKY-HOCSE, ETC.

Acting under deed of trust from
John Butash and Wife recorded in the
clerks office OF licnrico Circuit Court
in Deed Book 1874, page lla. default
having been made in the payment of
money therein secured. and being so
required by the notcholdcr. | shall sell
by public autcion. in front of Henrico
Courthouse on
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HOTELS
TURKISH AND ROMAN nArns.
THE JEFFERSON
RICIINIn\n. "a.

RICHMOND. VA.
The most m1 2uinccut hotel In tina
South. European plan Rooms Jingle
and en- suite. With at.u without BATHS.
Spacious sample rooms
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FOR S.ALE-NIachinery.

FOR sale or exchange. small sawmiIl
outfit. suitable for casolen" engine
or small steam power viii exchange
Tor llEht roadster cr au;onIcbils Saw
mill. care Times Dispatch.
CONCRETE mixers, all sizes; pumps
hosting engines Woodworking ma
chincrN, boilers and engines. condition
guaranteed. J. Blucford < 60
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DETECTIVES.

HAIRLESS q. Burch. private detective
kt2cncy. 303 Park Building. corner
fnth and Bank. Phone Randolph 1856.
1chmoud. Va.
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W.iNTED-Hcal Estate

LIST your farms with j. a. Connolly
& Co Write postal for necessary
blanks.
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LET US get YOU tenant for your va
cant property. Special attention to
collection OF rents. WIN. NJ. Miller a
Co. Inc. l15 North Eighth Street.
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Statesmen WANTED.

tlESME I'm. references and experience,
required. call before noon Mcnd,y
NJ. =. $. Mr.. Mcucicc.
ELESWOMF.N. references and expert
encc. good proposition for right
|riY. Apply y. NJ. 6. ~ MIR Ncuci.c.
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ORIENTAL RUGS.

SANATOEIUM. wash. cleaning and re-
pairing Oriental and domestic rugs.
is I'M bourian. 10 North First Street
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

LONG established and well-paying bus
mess for sale Would hear tic
closest investigation. Requires only
cons dercd strictly confidential * ao3.
care Times Dispatch
EI.ECTRIC shoe repairing business
sect location in city. Wcll-cstab-
llShed trade for sale at sacrifice price.
prospective purchasers allowed fullest
PRIVILEGES OF Investigation. * 20l. care
Times Dispatch.
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city Of Richmond.
oiticc Of the CITY Clerk

above notice. amending section OF
The ordnance approved July II, 1918.
providing for the construction OF a
street railway wcstwardlv on Broa 81
street 10 the western corporate limits
Of the city OF Richmond proposed and
pcudiue i'm the city Council as afore-
said reads as follows:
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the above mentioned property. situated
in fluguenot District. rcwhatan Coum-
~, Va. about seven mile, from Pow
hatan Courthouse. and containing two
hundred and twcuty-siN and ouc-half
(226 l-2) acres, mere or loss. not in
Guiding strip of TWO aud III
q 1-2) acres. more or less which was
condemned for tho right OF way foi.
FaruiYlle and Powhatau railroad. aud
bounded as follows: on the north by thc
buckingham Road. on the east by the
lands now or formerly owned by Larry
Moscley. on the south by the tract now
or formerl Nowmed by w. NJ. .IuStiS on
the west by the Dorset Road. and on
the northwest by the lands OF Dinwid-
die Realms. deceased.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due In three equal installments. at six,
twelve and eighteen months after date
of sale, the purchaser to give his nego-
TABLE onte, with interest added. ana
title to he retained until all of the pur-
chase money is paid and the convey
ance ordered by the court. or all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser
i. JORDAN LEAKE,.
ROBERT y. POLLARD
SpeciaI SSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-27

In execution OF two orders OF the
District Court OF the United states for
the Eastern District Of Virginia. en- 20
tered on April 30. 1914. and July ~ s.
1919. in the matter of Williams and
Cease. bankrupts the undersigned spc-
cial commissioners Will sell by auction.
at front door OF Powhatan Courthouse.
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BY Pollard IL Bagby.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE STONE QUARRY. WITH
ALL MACHINERY THEREON. IN
TIE COUNTY or eli ESTERFIELD
VEST Of THE CITY OF RiCHe
MOND. KNOWN AS THE WRAY-
BROWN QUARRY.
In execution of n deed OF trust dated
July -. 1907, recorded In the clerk =
Office of Chesterfield Circuit Court ~. B.
ll3, pages 42I to i30. default having
been made in payment Of portion Of
the debt therein secured, will sell by
auction. on the promises. on
FRIDAY. JULY 81. 1914.
at $50 o'clock +. NJ.
the aforementioned property. contain
ing about two acres. with all the ma
chinery and improvements thereon. and
fully and particularly described in said
deed OF trust.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
of sale. any taxes that may he due on
the property and the sum OF $1,000
being balance due on note of 81 500, Sc
cured by said deed. with interest on
same from July IL. 1907, the residue at
one and two years. deferred payments
to be evidenced by notes with interest
from date OF sale. and to he secured by
decd Of trust on the property, or all
cash. at tho option OF the purchaser
j. j. POLLARD.
Trustee.
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SITUATION WANTED-,rale

ANTEb. employment for BOYS, white
ana rOiorcd. - 10 u wears old Phone
|indclpl SO Juvenile Court % Rich
|ond. Room =. CIV Han
1NIL engineer years experiences
|euginecriu. and contracting. opcn
" engagement Address y 933 care
|mcs- Dispatch.
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HELP MISUNDERSTANDING

OMEN waited for SpvetnInenj clark
ships; SO mouth. ElcIiluond crani-
tticnS soon. Specimen questions free
rankhn Institute. Dept ~ o. Roches-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-27

EMrIRE Shoe 60. 5Oi West Broad
street. Family shoes al rock bottom
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SHOES! SHOES, SHOES,

ac5 EAST Broad. near City Hall. Is tho
new home of Bowdens Sample shoe
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
Ia milN
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

kILN-dried kindl!ng wood slS5 per
load. order If I'VE loads for $50
Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg. Co. Madi-
son 1910
DRY kindiing wood for summer cook
ing at summer prices; $3.50 short.
Size long haul. Prompt delivery
Phone randolph 6Ss. David NJ Lea Il
Co.
If YOU can save 80 cents to 81 on
ton or cord by placing YOUR order
now II VIII mean several dollars and
great comfort to YOU next winter
when ii SHOWS TO know that yor hav.
yours: have several kinds Of coal
teen years experience enables me 10
advise YOU properly. Longs 1906 West
Broad.
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THE WILTSHIRE

view: capacity so. private
water I'm rooms: elevator
$500 M weekly, $500 up du
year. Booklet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-27

pr right man Prospect for advance
ent If meritcd. None except first
| ass book keeper need apply. Answer
own handwriting giving particulars
address Bank. car. Richmond Dispatch
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WANTED

WANTED. to buy second hand furnl-
ture In any quantity. Phone RAN
dOlph JS1e.
WANTED to buy for cash household
goods in any quantity. Phone Madi-
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local financial institution desires the
services ~ "a bright Young man. one
ith knoseTedu" OF stcnocraphy pre-
| pred. Good rr.niue Address ! 80.
3,rc Times Dispatch
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Virginia Avenue
and beach. Ocean
baths. EuGujng
music. Spe la
!ly. ppcu ar tho
SA VI |. ELLIS.
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NJ. GuEgcnheinc". LynchDure, Va.
wishes To employ Il thoroughly com
|eteni buyer ana manager for the fol
lwinS departments; wash goods. do
handling dress goods, silks ana Innings.
|icSe departments VIII also he Turned
yer TO such q buyer The position IS
good ono With our concern. and only
|pplicants Of tried ,iud successful re
|pid need apply All applications viii
r. treated IN the strictcst Of confidence.
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WANTED. experienced speciality sales
man to locate ia Norfolk. work East
|rn virginia Visit druggists and best
|lcichdntS: commission contract ptld
ccklN. We deliver and collect for
|oods sold Very rcmuncrativc bust
|ess Write. stating experience. lines
PREVIOUSLY handled with reference nrst
ftter. Address BOX az. Rock I'M,
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NEW HOTEL MERTON (Fue-PrOol. y

Vermont Avenue aud hench. Cnpacity 60.
Trisate baths fnnninfswater In rogms etc
weekly, Bus at trains. {. Il, PRETrYMAN
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HELP Northumberland

ANTED. physician Tor medical adj
Ncrtisiug office; reg storcd in Win
MIA o. West Virginia BoN IL.
tlciEh. y. g..
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KENTON EIATI,

On beach NJ Belmont Ave. Ocean View from
an rooms: running no, and coid water II
every room. Elevator - street leve,. FREE
T'ToMAS LENr
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HOTEL MAJESTIC.

Centre OF attractions. Ocean view. Reno.
waited throughout Capacity. 800. Elevator.
Private baths White service etc. Superior
table Special. SO ip weekly 5, up dsi!y.
Booklet. Il. \. SMITH.
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SPECIAL this wcck-Geutlcmcn's Palm
Beach suits cleaned and pressed, 80
cents Layne. The Cleaner. South
Fourth street. Randolph 5027.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
HY POLLARD ~ BAGBY.
Real Estate AuctionccrS.
BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION

VALUABLE FARM. WITH ALL IN
PROVEN EN'rS THEREON. IN lIG-
GCENOT DISTRICT. POWHArAN
COUNTY VA
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FOR SALE-Hcal Estate.
MISUNDERSTANDING CITY
Beaumont

Communications and
house, free shower
l.. *. LOWER.
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HELP WANTEE-NIale

ONERNM :NT positions are good:
prepare for exams under former
governments examiner. Booklet S-1J
rec. Patterson civil Service School,
colchester. y. y
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MIST ELLANEOUS

FURNITURE and china packing. We
pack and shin furniture. china and
wedding presents with care Jacob
son 2@ao
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BOARDERS WANTED.

No com!oita bic single rooms. win or
without board 3l7 West Grace
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WA NII.D-Horses

WANTED. horse for It's board for one
month; light work Apply Julian
W. Tyler. First and Broad. ASH for
inc mahaGer)
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WANTED. " good book keeper, who
could furnish some ready cash. ia -
ood paying enterprise. Address G
M, care Times Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
LATEST FASHION NOTES
 from the FASHION CENTERS

add. materially Co any toilette with which the scarf may be worn. ln jewels. the semi-prccious stones are having a great vogue for what might be called the fancics of the season. They make beautiful gifts and appropriate gifts and they are 10 be found both in silver and gold settings ln the eyes of the Orient jade is a spocili meaning that is it- own Today we have cultivated pearls that are made into exquisite objects of many sorts yet which are kcp; within reach of a moderate purse I he gift that seems Co carry with it the recollection Of some special wish or taste of the recipient will surely be eift of great value and therefore these stones of lesser ccst serve as well as ruhies diamonds and the genuine pearls There is very great fancy of the jet novelties are as brilliantly tcautful ae could be desired. Now styles Of hair-dressing call for oddly shaped combs. and those oi let are brilliant in the extreme. for the ma turer years Tor the you-ccr com unsent are Co be found really mar vcIlous effects in rhinestoncs and in colorcd stones of various eorts that are designed 10 he worn with toilettes with which they harmonize. and which sorvc an their purpose when they give bit of hrilImncy and color that adds a picturesque touch Ear rings as quaint and as interesting as can be. are Co be found in sterling silver with oXidizcd finish set with Oriental seed pearls for as small a price as siN dol- lars and Il o1e is on the outlook. there are other equally charming. equally attractive novelties to he found thlt wili not tay Che purse ol even this deplctcd year We regard jewels less seriously than ua- ihe case a genera tiou ago and while those ol.us who can afford the luxury -tilI delight in costly gems and rare settings for the Christ mas cilt. the pretty novelties that bespcak the season are in every way appropriate Among the novelties in hr are stocl-coIlars of velvet wltb fringe of monkey lur. and fancy neck pieces of fur with loops and ends of velvet. No matter how many im- portaut sets and scaHs a woman may possess. trifes such as these are sure Co find a place while among the hand somer more costly pieces there are marvelIously beautiful combinations oi potless ermine and skunk or with
 5me dark fur chat could be trusted 70 hamonizs with any handsome
 ai'cte and which consequently could
 u aa 60 ind a place
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

The latter part of the evening was spent in dancing, and refreshments consisting of coffee and cake were served. The party broke up at a very late hour. with many expressions of appreciation of delifhtful Christ mas night affair.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Pearce and Mir. and MTs Ivan Burgess chaperoned the party, the other guests being Miss Amy Patton, Miss Jessie Shadbolt, Miss Mae Ferneete, Miss Margaret Carney. Miss Belle Fitzpatrick, Miss Margaret Harvey, Miss Clara Downey, Miss Lee Callahan, Mrs. Teresa Nc. Aleer. Miss Georgine McAleer, Miss Mary Kehoe, Miss Ella Dupen, Mir Sim Chase, Mir Ben Chase, Mir Olin Wolf. Mir. J. U. Berry, Mir. Fred Cow an, Mir Harry Sugg, Mr. Edward Oak ley. Mir. Ball, Mir. Bert Gillespie, Mir Pat Meenan
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
IN THE REALM
 OF FASHIONS

IN the realm Of fashions at least
 there is peace Never wera
 modes more calm, more simple. more in accord, a bit subducd in influence perhaps. after our Haunting styles of a season or SO. but in no way reAecting the insanity Of war Shut of somewhat from the direct influence of Paris. we are feeling our way to something that is more directly in keeoing with our national character.
 There is very little of severity found in fashionable costumes. Everything flares and nipples and the season might be said to be one especially adapted Co the woman of economical mind. for effects arc not hard to obtain and the smartcst costumes are Of the sort that can be male at home without difficulty On this page, for example. are shown a redingote suit and a suit with short coat. The two extremes not only represent equally fashionable models but are replete with sugges- tions for the home woman.
 The redingote is a complete s1r 'eat which stops at the waistline where tine separate skirt is attached and is no more difficult to make than a blouse. Since it is always the severe. tailored garment that presents difficulties to the amateur, these are important facts
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

The Christmas services anu opter- tainments offered by the e. tcnes this year were very well arranged and were much enjoyed by all who attended them
 Wednesday evening the Methodist Episcopal Church had Sunday School entertainment that was very agreeable not only Co the children. but to the adults as well. The enter tainment consisted of a musical and literary program, including the tell ing of Christmas story to the little tots on the platform by Mrs. Watson. On this occasion the children were encouraged to bring gifts for the poor to be distributed on Christmas Day.
 On the same evening the Presby- terian Church had similar affair. which was we'll attended and much enjoyed The children showed a very generous Christmas spirit in their gifts to the poor. and also much en- ioyed the candy and nuts that were distributed to them.
 A big tree was the prominent fea- ture of the entertainment at the Episcopal church the same evening. and gifts were distributed to the Sun day School children
 The entertainment consisted of Christmas play. written by Rev and Mrr IT C r1s..t-r fr.- -,,H ..-t.a I..- tt,s Sunday School pupils The first act depicted the story of the angels and the shepherds. the second a scene in the palece of King Herod. and the third the scene at the Manager The play was a beautiful one, and -hc cos tunes were very effective, and the audience greatly appreciated the way in which it was presented hy the children
 On Christmas morning the Presby- terian Church held services at nine o'clock The program consisted most ly of Christmas carols, which were excellently rendered
 The Episcopal Church also had an excellent Christmas service at ten o'clock, which was well attended
 The Don Luis church also had tree on Christmas Eve. Funds for providing and decorating the tree were raised al a box social earlier in the week, the boxos being auctioned off to the guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
WARREN AND LOWELL

Ware n11:O0 a. m.
 Lowell 7:30 D. m.
 We are now in the midst of the sea- son of good resolutions. Every gqod resolve in man is the still small voice condemniug past behavior and cqm- mending better things. God is the source of all good things thin of Him.
 J. RHYS EVANS,
 Minister
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

Girls are always charmed with what i' new and intnn-icany pretty The fearis of evening wear arc iu them 'elves replete with interesting ueecs lions There are beautiful scarls chiffon that are richly embroidered with crystal beads, and there are chiffon scards embroidered with beads in iridescent colors and there are supple 'ilk scar's of plain color woven with Oriental borders There are also lorriY plain scaris that can be enriched with embroidered beads without uudl, effect and we an know thc e>trl charm that comes with the gili which suggests personal effect and persoua' attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
METHODIST cHURoH

9:45 a. m Sunday school
 1l:OO a m Preaching 'That Glo- rious Song of old"
 6;3O D. m. Epworth League Prayer Service "Wednesday 1880 D. m.
 Christmas service December 27. 7:30 D. m.
 PROGRAM Anthem .................... Buck Arise! shinel For Thy Light Is
 Come" Prayer .................... Pastor Hymn ................. ...... No. 393 Solo ............ Miss NJ. Watson And There Were Shepherds Reading .......... Miss Elliuwood
 "The Other Wise Man" Anthem ..............+.. ouilNah It Came Upon The Midnight Clear" Duet Mrs. IT. 8. Becker, Y Warming "Hark. Hark My Soul" Hymn ................... No. COG Benediction. Choir: Sopranos; Miss M. Watson. Mrs. C. W. Allen, Mrs. J. Pullen, Miss c. Stinson. Altos; Miss C. Mover Miss E. Ashby, Mrs II. s. Becker: Tenors L Warrington, II. Warming ton; Basses; Fred Julin, Mir Hicks. Mir. L. Butler. Leader Mrs W. T. Dovey, Organist.
 o. M. ANDREWS,
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
FIRsT HApTIsT CHURCH

Sunday school and Bible study at 9:45 a. m Rev T. F. McCourtney, of Phoenix is expected to preach at the morn- ing service. Christmas offering for missions. Theme for evening, "Eben-ezer'. All cordially invited.
 H M EDWARDS,
 Pastor