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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-29
ANNUAL "HoLLER" DAY.

The house Will ring with Laughter gay;
And thus. in truth, by girls and boys,
/; Il Christmas made "holler" day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21

Sh babe einmal einen Snbianer
t,nnsn asIernt, einen ehtsu, rotbhdu'
itasn. i&Iani ustpaGfsnen. febDia ss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
Grano.is.n siibertrasnnstn
Gtneinnati. 20. mai.

~ ~ ~ y - SN' ~~t''
Qlbsrt .. glandarb on Jreemdn
e. Gu0Iop. 10l bel 184 sSub an Der
Noroieite Der Wounb 4psnu. in HOr.
ipooo; 81.
sSOiepbiHs Us. Cornelius on @nRu
6aitb. 46 bel 1876 Sub an WOntgo'
merp Bite in Silperton; 81.
4nna W. pape on anbretp Z. Wal'
Der. Cots 80 unb 40 in Traneis D
Rattermanns llntsrabtb.iluua. 81.
Sbs prODibpnt Sapinas .. q: Z
60. Sruitce. an 5arrp OssrOb u. u.
Got 139 in Wabiion piaee llnterab'
tbeilung; 81.
Wilbslminu Dattins on Ybilpmenc
Ban. aot 80 in Wi. ct. 0incent Sim
eitdt llntsrubtheiluna auf price Din
81.
@iaiam $. ifrilmon an annu Rou
2 TuB an Der Weitieite Der ObiO 4De'
nue.; 81.
Serbsrt 9. ga6oub on Seiiie 3
Sibbsn. 40 BEL lao Gsub on Der WeIt'
ieite Der 0abuTb 2lDenue. 800 5ut
nDrblih BON Seniit glbenue; 81.
9uDib S6rspe an CHRIS. 80. Burt
bpls. She'll BON Got 80 in Rornooi
Sigblanb Spnbitat apeiter llnterab'
tbeiluna; 81.
5arrp 8. glsnedn II. u. on 3. M
Gropper. Cots 371 unb 374 IN Gls'
mere llnterabtbeiluna in NorpOob; 81
f5rant 6. @rilep an sfrso. Z. aod
II. o., 2ot 40 in CRAIG &c aroLman'i
lnterabtbiluna in GbeDiot; 81.
Sbe 2ibae Stealth 90. an Snd 8
9unton, Cots 3. A. 148 unb 149 il
GreitDisiD llntsrdbtheiIuna in spIeafGn
Rios.; 81.
sspbn n. Mpers an GbarIss %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
GlSHen.
Bon Otto 9 Orn.
. q 8 3 II h,

- ~ ul.
eSh tannts Elm frau. Die pubte IN
Elm Wort allss au leseH. glls ne p1n
bem. Der iis Iiebte, bns erite 8eitGnoe
niB i.iner 2iebe au ibr perndhm. bd
iprah ibr Wunb nihts anbsres als
bteies elm: .Du." unb lie breitsis ibs
re 4rme aus.
DIS CT iie bas erite Wlal belog.
fngte lie niats anberes aIs bas cine:
.Shpeias". limb aIs er ibr Die 1reus
brad. tam es tcnlos bon ibren atp'
pen: .4d".
Hie iaate lie 9oiss iiber i'm.
Ginmal b6rte iis BON einem unfaI'
Ie, Der ibn betroffen bate; ba prebts
iis bic 5Gnbe ans Sers: .gr lebt".
Gines 9ngss purbe iie on bas
Ster6ebett bieIss Mannes Qerufen,
Der ibr lInbsil a,tpsisn mar, unb CT
ipsinte feline lebten Sbr1neH in ibre
6Gnbs. Sic iant in bic anie unt
i6ludste. ,Oul"
aanse naHb.r las iie elm Bud
0a itanb ibr Shidfal Gui Dieler
9l1tterH peraeidnet, uno isbe Re'
auna Der Geele. iebsr G,bante. iebei
Bsfiibl. dies. alles mar bdrin be-
iprodsn, unp itubisrt rno Ssrlest
unb Elm S,er bon breiten. ii6 flut
eebdrenbcn getrahtungen iolste is
Der Sanblina auf Dsm TuBe.
sic lcate ss fnrt unb isufate: ~eir
8ud2 Woau2 - Sh babe ibn g.
liebt. gDas ipar berH mebr su ia
ssn2"
atidtau iterben.
ssh babe einmaI sinen Snbianel
tsnHsn asIsrnt. einen ehtsu, rothhdu'
ilasn. ihlant aspa&fsneH. febpia &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21

6nuten @cIlblntinbiancr. Wlit bnrhs
briHsenbem gloIerblid unb ipebmlitbis
iebHiiidtiasm @eiidisausbrud, ben
i'd aar ME pergeifeH iann. San5
flii6tia bate id ion bei irgcnotpelder
Gelcaenbeit angefpro6en; feline prd'
aiie unb bod babel pbantaitiIh Tin.
aeabe Nntfport bate mid intereiilert.
90 fam Is. bag ih ben Wiloen, otr
10 aar nift mehr ipilb mar. Oft aiiIs
iuhte. um INNER ipieber bei ieinsr
tnappen Rebe. bic sinsn isltidm ass
fdr6ten llnierton beiab. aufbprhen au
miiiien. M]ir paren reft cute Be
fannts aeporbsn. @nbIih mar es 10
nett, bah CT BON mir Mbfhieb nebs
men mubie. er belt meine beiocn
Sdnbe fcft unb bohrte feline glide in
bic meinen, obne riur Gin UBort 5u
iprs6en. Damn IieB er feline 2lrme
pie lsblos herabialIen unb iagte:
yaebe gut. uno m0asit BIZ Iaidt iisrs
ben" Damn tpe1bete CT fih. ohne
nur nod einen Bid suriidsulpsrisn.
cd, bab, Ianae iibcr bieien lebtsn
@rub nahgsbuht. gDir iaaen uHs
beim S6eiben: aebspobl. Der Wilbc
ariibt uns lin 70 pisl iicfer unb tbs
ler: sr pinidlt uns ant an lsbsns uno
nod mebr baau. leift III iierben.
Delde Dsishsiten lisaen in bisien
Worten. uno lper mar Der uHenblid,
Wcife. Der iic faHo unb BEN lie bann
@sueraiionen BON Rotbbautsn, bic
bed, 10 oruuIam su martsrn tpubtsH.
nit beiliaem Grnit au ben Jrsunbsu
naAiprd4enP
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
(SSOrtiesuns fOlgt.l

0ie6ergang elmer alte n
6eutihen &ulturitGtte in
81 ubIano. Cine emit bofJberii1mte
StGtte oeuti6er piiienifaitIider Bill.
olng, Die llnioeriitdt 9orpat in RuB.
Iano, lit in trnurigen Iieoergang be-
grtfien. Seit langem mar ous ruiii-
i6e aultusninilterium ben1iibt, 0ieier
uripriingIif reinoeutiden altItur.
ItQttc nit aQer 8elpaIt rlliiii6eu
9eiit ein3upilanjen. Gas Diiniite.
rium mar in Der 8abl ietner Mittel,
Inn Die 9tltiiifi3ierlng Gorpats BE.
idIcunigt Our65ufiibren, niht gerube
lpGG Glerii6. 0tan lieB einfa6 ciuen
2ebrIttbI na6 oem at0ereu iinbeiest,
Die Subibien floiien INNER ipar'
Ii6er, Die wiiieni6aftIiden Snititute
6oten felt Iansem feiuem @eIebrten
uon @uf feinen glnrei5 mebr in Dor.
pat gu arbe;tell, 10 OaB als rnaus'
bleibli6e 5olge Elm ilberau5 itarter
9tiidgang Der 3abl Der Stuoierenoen
cintrot. 9eonbers i6Iimm liesen
Ole 8erbGltniiie IN Der juriitiiden
6afultdt, bie geraoe III iriiberen Bel.
Ten 3orpats beionOere gIn5iebung5.
frait biIoete. gIn Ger llnineriit1t Sur.
ictp = ein Gorpat fennt Das offi5ieQe
HuBIan0 ia ri6t - beiteben IN Der
juriitiifen ,Snfultat nidt peniger ols
adt @afan5en. gs ie6len Die 9ebrer
fir HedtsencpflopaOie, Re6tsge.
idi6te lmo Bbiloiopbie, 3ipilreht,
3ipilpro5eb, 9aItiif &edt, &6miides
Gedt, Goli5eireft llnO 5inan5re6t.
Neue 2ebrer aebsn nidt na9 Sorpat,
oa Die @ebdlter 10 lGderlid gering
iinS, bob iie feirerlei glusfommen &c.
w1bren. 0orpats aQluGblihe 9luf.
Ioiung riidt iomit in INNER arokerc
Ea9e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
Granseiseatbums 6ypstbefen
Cincinnati. 20. mai.

" - y - " y - -
Reue 6ppotbeten.
9lnbp 6einlein an Gathsrins &.
5biem. $492.50.
Sobn r. War. an GiIDerton 6. II.
Q. Co., $500.
S5rseman 6. aublon an albert ..
glan9arb. S502.49.
glnnie Mcgabe on proDipcnt aoaa
Co., $1250.
SeiTie 8. Sibb.n an gant CTR. Q.
u. 60, $2500.
Chris. Wa. gurtbOls an Rspublic 8.
II. 3. 60. $250o,
sSoTepb z. auflbier an 5opn Sall
9. II. g. a.. $500.
Gbna 9. Stodton an Seb Gonlsb,
1925.
gllice 9uDaa an Gbriit. lffslmann,
$4oO.
aiui. gasi.rt an aiOn 30. / 8. "
Q. Co.. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
Rcbaer gRaher an gia 1pur Q.

/ &
RcOgcr Maber On 8ia 5pur .. II
9. 60. $500. !.
Chris. M. gnrtbols on DaOis
Gbrepe. S575.
Charles q. 3. g. glics an @ialaH
3. gliennber. $500.
econ 6. 9ropn al Holemont y
II. 6. Co.. $2320.
2lnna sfiibman all 5itls o. II. Z
Co.. $1,000.
OieleIbe an Wlaria HotId. $lo0c
George Spsrber on sFinblap y. II
.. Go. yir. 9, $500.
CHARLES $. 9elsp On Nsiptopn Y
u. g. U. Co.. 1915.
Willidm Sebree al San Ularto y
II. 6. o.. $250O.
Cora &. .siiitnsr an Stdr y. VI
no. 3 Co.. 81.
@iainm 0upps an ebarIss srep'
pei. $3.50.
NiIls iforneb an Charles 5rsppsl
$3.50.
sSobn r. Gang an Nortb Gin. 8. II
Y. &c., $500.
Sarrp W. 1ablor an 2letipe .. II
g. Co.. $500.
6annp 6. gape OIL Soutbern Shir
Sapinos 9ant Co.. $4,000.
sdabelle gresIin an 6pce parf 9
II. &. Co.. $500.
Wiiltpn Senph an Warren 6. ri
harps, $1480.77.
glifreb g. Rihter an unitn 9. II
G. Co.. $4,000.
emma 6. pouaro On u. W. Sari
quot. $3.50.
Greaor 6oitiud an Some 9. u. 8
Co.. $17O0.
goparo Golbera oil oicisibe, $4,000
aatberineSmitb an bieielbe. $22oO
gi1olds 1Iiebmann OIL finanee 9
~. 6. Co.. $500.
9tifie .. 6snblep an SSson 9. U
Co.. $4,000.
sSba u. @attins on Gait Gnb gan
Co., $2500.
Wlurp 5apts an price 6ill Gasl
g. II. .. so, 30. /, $l700.
Gben 9. 9idclbsimer an 1be epan
ton gunt. $1,000.
Gnoslbert Gdppel on Central fair
mount q. IL. Z. Co.. $1,000.
9etilate 6ppptbsten.
glan6e 6. gsdQ on o. q. peterj
Stealth Co., 5000.
ebp. y. a0bI an Some 9. Il. 6
Co.. $500.
glribur Woore an Dieielbe, 5000
SiIpeiter pbalan an pIsieIbs
$1,000.
Senrp alOpmep,r an SeOrss @eper
$20oc.
islOp aaucssi.s on Gable Grsidsr
$3.50.
ssofep9inc m. Cornelius on Sol
Gebmiubl. str.. $500.
Sdbie> Sreiher an Gilpsrton 6. II
2. Co.. $3.50.
Sapib Sbrepc on Soutbsrn SbiI
8. Ii. 2. Co.. $4,000.
2erfelbe on 2llbsrt &. 2niie. $500
German Snberitrob on Republic 3
II. 9. Co.. $500.
Waaais u. 9Otes ON SatIep 9. II
8. Co., $3.50.
2aura 6. Blair oil gnterpriie 9
q. Co., $1,000.
econ 6. gropn an eagle g. II. g
o.. $1,000.
glnna 5ann,r on giOrporb Som
Sdpinos 2liin.. $500.
Gilbert Wiue on Nprtb sSairHIoun
g. u. 9. Co., $3.50.
9erfeIbe on GmiI gahmunn. $3.50
Ghas. 8. Gellep Oil RelptcDn .. u
8. Co.. $500.
SDbn @srie an Goutbern Ohio 8
II. 2. Co.. $500.
glnna &. Rothan an llnitb 6. Il
3. Co., $2500.
Winnie 3. Gormann an Soutberl
Ohio Snpinas gant Co.. $1,000.
Wm. R. 6nstins on glsmere 3. II
6. Gp., $500.
Charlotte 10. groslep an Vlarp 9
Sboemufer. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21

alien slftien iteigen ober falleu. Mal
mag aber nod 10 reid iein - Gelo
fam man inrmer brauhen."
ia baben sic redt. slber iagen
Sic bod. 6annp, ueriteben Sic Ell
gentlid, ehuas bon Der Gffeften.
b0rie?"
80. cine oan5c @ense SD weiB.
Dab Die Wterifaniiden @iienbabnen
auf Sari iteben uno oaB Die Stnic.
tieinlinen All bunoertunofllnljlg
iteiaen. @atcr bat talienb Stilf
@ntbeili6eine, Die cr 81 einem bai-
ben Sfilling eetauft hat; mir bat or
fiinf5ig gei6entt, uber ib ioll lie crit
perfaufeu, ipenn lie auf bunocrt Ite'
ben. gln6 giebt es cine Salliiepartei
lrno cine 9aiiiepartei. llno Die Sor-
lenmafIer iebe id) gar 5ll gerne; lle
eeben INNER 10 iein gefleioet. =
s8ie pilnoerbor Ger Mtono ideint
Socut tan8en Die Glen gelpiB ibren
Heigeu.%
nSolGen llniim per0en Sic bod
nidt alaubenl Glen giebt cs ia
gar nid]t - bas peiB jeOes aino."
so? @ie fomult es Oenu, baB 6ie
Ilje i'm areiie mo6ien? 2ie
pfIan5t bph niemauo anoers, ais
Die Glen oic ii6 I'M &egen Oarltnter
perfriecben? - Gas aIaubt jeOer'
MANI, iogar Suianne.
o9lu6 Sbr @ater?"
ySarpobl = aber ib babe i'm nod
ni6t ecfragt. Sect bIaie i'd Die
2i6ter aus, beim @tonbeuihein plau-
Oert iicb's piel beiicr. GSiillen Sic Sbr
8las uno ieben Sic lid neben mid. "
Gin lpllnberIides Maodenl"
Oadytc gepan, wabreno er ibrent
@uuide iol9te.
Sic 0ifnete oas eSenIter ipeit, vlun
oen Wono ein5uIaiien." glu6 gtatt-
ihmetterIiuge tamen berein l,no Der
Uerr6 pon permooerten gl6ttern,
I'M Sof mar &abentoujert, ltno ourf)
Die Suit itpirrten 6leoermauie 81
einer @de oe5 8artcns lteB SopsSoD
feline netallene Stimmc nernebmen
er bate cine aaBe alf ben Baum
geja9t lruo bellte in rbptmiid)en Ton.
iaa 5u ibr enlpor.
ngine foltIidje Sommernadt!"
iagte Sannp. n@er Deii}, nad pieIen
ISabren Oenfen mir pielleid)t an Den
belltigen gIbeu0 5uriif, al Dem mir
beibe nod jung paren. 8, t9 mod
re ME alt Der0en!"
gcoan mar Der 9lrniA 81 &opfe
geitiegen. n@enn 3lpei gReulden
5uiammen alt perben geben Die
Sabre ipurIos an ibnen ooriiber, "
perii6erte er, lie beHerfen eS gar
nift. gIu6 bIeibt cine 6rau INNER
10 jung, lpie iie ausiiebt, uno
braudt ii3 ME alt 5l fiiblen."
EloBIi6 mar tbm, als itiege aus
ben 0iiniten oeS Yunides ein blei-
dies Rbantom beroor, ba5 Bamelas
3iiee trlla ltno inn 5uiliiitertc:
n@ei6e Don binnen! 6liebe Die Ser.
iu6llng, beoor 0u erlieglt."
gOr ibm iaB Sannp Sambert pom
WonbIidt bei6ieneu un0 lire 9Iugen
trafen iid; oann ihaltte lie in ben
8arten binuus uno ieri5te.
Charles ergriff ibre 0an0, oie lie
ibm nidt ent5og. sd muB MN
tort" iugte er.
Sic iab i'm itnpetgeu6 nn. uno
lpeuise @inuten ipdter itritt er Die
2inoenalee binlnter. @an5 neuc
@efiibIe pogten in ieiner grl,it, lnO
ibm mar, aIs idlpebe er auf @oI.
fen 6abin. Bon Bon lief fnurreuo
uno beQeno binter ibm ber; Der
Suno abnte ipobl initinftmaBig, bab
er feinen 5uBtritt befommen tperoe.
penn er ii6 aud nod 10 i6Iedt aui-
fibre.
gto4 bate Scpan nid)t Die glitta
Ser 9IIlee erreift, ais ibm cine
Gimme nadrief: Better GbarIep!"
rSSa, Sannpl"
.aommen sic re6t buIo tDieberl"
(5ortIesitns folgt,)
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
First Christian Church

Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe street. Claude c. Jones, pastor. Sun day school at 9:30 a. m. J. M. Ste
 wart, superintendent. The graded lessons for the new year begin today. There has been a substantial increase in attendance. Church service at II a. m. At this service the member ship roll will be called and each member is asked to answer Present A very large attendance of members and visitors is expected. Because of the roll call there will be no sermon, but prominence will be given the communion service. Christian En- deavor meeting at 6:30 p. m. Preach
 ing at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. At this service, MT. Jones will preach the third sermon in the series on "The Law and the Gospel The subject of this sermon will be "A History of the Sabbath In this sermon the question will be answered Did the Roman Catholic Church change the Sabbath from the last of the week to the first?" There will also be attention given to the statement: Tt is impossible to keep
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
COLORADO MAN
 INVESTS HERE
A. E. Carlton Invests $100,- 900 in Valley Bank and His Representative is Thereupon Elected Bank Vice-President

Believing implicitly in the future
 of Phoenix and the Salt River valley
 and in the stability and progressive
 ness of the Valley Bank, A. E. Carl
 ton, one of the wealthiest and most
 active of Colorado's financial men, has made an initial investment in
 the Valley Bank of $1O0,000 and has delegated J. N. Simmons, also of Colorado. to represent the Carlton interests in Arizona. At a meeting of the directorate of the Valley
 Bank yesterday afternoon, MT. Simmons was elected vice president of the institution This means that
 Phoenix is to be the future home of one of the active business and finan- cial men of Colorado. MT. Simmons having relinquished the vice-presi- dency of a leading Colorado bank to come to this city and accept the of flee to which he was elected yester- day.
 It was about four years ago that Mr. Carlton became interested in the possibilities of this section, when he
 purchased 1120 acres of land near 1 Marinette. At once the work of im- rroving a goodly portion of this
 tract was begun. A modern electric pumping plant has been installed furnishing water to about 200 acres the water being run through tile
 conduits instead of open ditches.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Central Methodist Church

Corner Central and Monroe streets W. J. Sims, pastor. A. H. Davidson sunday school superintendent, F. T Doane organist. Sunday school al 9:45. This is rally day and a full attendance is expected. At the close of the Sunday school the ordinance of baptism will be administered to infants. Morning worship at II: 0( sermon by the pastor. Subject Con- quering Forces of the Kingdom. Epworth League at 6:30. Hugh Ma son leader. A special invitation to young people. Evening worship at 7:30. Sermon by the pastor subject "The Open Door," Special music by the choir.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Christian Science

First Church of Christ, Scientist Arizona School of Music, North Cen tral avenue. Sunday service at II a. m. Subject of the lesson sermon Unreality, Golden Text: Isaiah 35: 6 In the wilderness shall waters break out, and streams in the desert. Sun day school at 9:45. The Wednesday evening testimonial and experience meeting is at s o'clock. The reading rooms maintained by this church are at 219220 Noll building, and are open daily, except Sunday, from II a. m. to 4 p. m. At this room a welcome is extended to the public and authorized literature concerning Christian Science may be read or purchased if desired All are cordially invited to attend church services.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
When Mir. Carlton, upon the urgent

When Mir Carlton, upon the urgent solicitation of Cashier Lloyd B. Christy, an old-time school friend, came to Phoenix four or five days ago, he announced casually that he would hardly undertake any new in vestments at this time because of the unsettled conditions attendant upon the European war situation.
 But President F. .Bennitt, Cash fer Christy and R. P. Davie of the Southwestern Land and Sugar com pany presented irresistible facts and figures and the announcement of the s100,000 investment immediately followed. MT. Carlton intimates that this is but an initial investment and that at some later time he may make up his mind to place more money in the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
AT SHOUTS
 LUMBER YARD
517 E. WASHINGTON ST.

2x6 to 2x12 OF 21sc. foot.
 1x2 to 1x12 Rdw 31ac foot.
 4x4 and x 6 Rdw 2A foot. 4oOO 1t. +" No. Ceiling a4c foot. 5000 l" No. Ceiling 213c. 5000 it. Battens ?" to 6"0 2c. foot. 5000 E to bevel siding 2llc per foot.
 Several tGlsand feet of trim mings that accumulate 114c foot. 25O glazed sasl. all new and in first class condition 25c to $1.00 each. Extra large size, $1.25 each. All these are just right for cheap slide or hinge windows. ] have as large a stock of all regular sjze Getrs and sash as any other lumber yard in Phoenix, and am making very close prices on these also. 20 Screen doors, odd and regular sizes, all wire or panel bottom, gal vanized or black, while they last, at s15O each.
 A complete stock of al. regular size screen doors, s1.65 to s2.75. g 'S", g., panel colonial doors S2.00 each.
 
 S235 each.
 ' Pair French windows, very reas- onable.
 Pioneer asbestos roofing
 300 Gallons strictly high grade guaranteed paint, at s2.0O a gallon This IS guaranteed by the manufac- turers and your money will be re- turned or new paint furnished fol any unsatisfactory work.
 Poultry netting, l" and 2' mesh blue grain poultry fence. All kind: of Square Dear' hog and fielj fence Barbed wire and smooth wire nails and staples, screen wire, cor rugated iron roofing, galvanized ant painted.
 Cool, clean drinking water fol your horses and the utmost care giv- en in loading ranch wagons. Fol the convenience of quick delivery O sash and doors and small orders, have light horse and wagon an, can usually get there with your' like a messenger, and if you live ou of town a mile or two and will giv, me a little time I will deliver tt you also without extra charge, fo it's only a question of a short whil till the city limits will move to vol anyway.
 Call up 5O2 or come to my yar and try me out. You will likely fin us busy, but we will get to you 500 and make up in price what you'v lost in time.
 H. H. SHOUT
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

The Republican is pleased at all times to publish notices of the meetings and regular services of the churches of Phoenix regard less of denomination, but in or dec that these notices may be set up for the paper, and that they may be of the greatest ser vice, both to the churches de- siring them and the public reading them, these notices must be in the office of the City Editor not later than twelve o'clock midnight on Friday night of each week.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
MT. Simmons arrived in Phoenix

MT Simmons arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning in response to q wire from MT Carlton advising him of the development. His election as vice president of the bank followed. His well known ability in banking circles will make him a most valu- able Phoenician.
 While Mr. Cartons banking inter- president of three prosperous insti- tutions, his larger interests are in the mines of Cripple Creek, togeth- CT with land and cattle.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
First Pentecostal Mission, Seventh
 Ave. and Jackson St.

Sunday school at 10 o'clock, with Philip Diller as superintendent Glasses for young and old and a hearty welcome to all At the II clock service hour Eugene W. Cha fin will speak in the interest of pro- hibition. MT. Chafins ability as a speaker on this subject is too well known to need any comment and a large attendance is expected. Preach ing services at 2:S0 and 7:30, con- ducted by the pastor Tuesday night there will be Bible study, in charge of MT. Gerig, and Wednesday after . noon at 2:30 the prayer service, with the service at 7:30 at night, and at the same hour at night on Friday R. l.. Homes, pastor, 14S3, East Pierce street.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
CHORAL SOCIETY WILL
 MEET MONDAY EVENING
First Meeting of Present Season-Large
 Attendance Expected

The Phoenix Choral society will meet at the Arizona School of Music on Monday evening at o'clock and all members and interested friends are earnestly requested to be present as there is some very important business to attend to.
 Cities are known by their educational advantages and choral work is the very
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
First Baptist Church

H. Harvey Deere, |. D., pastor "The Same Text Again" and "The Bible. How May I Know It Is True?'' will be the pastors themes Sunday morning at 11:0O and Sunday even ing at 7:30. Note the change in the time of the evening worship The Sunday school invites all to a study of the Bible at 9:45 a. m. The B. Y P. U. at 6:3O will be led by MT Milton Diebold. The church is To- cated on the corner of Third avenue and Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

can have. No city can have very many big artists each year but one big chol- us every year with one or two artists if all the singers of the town would help to boost it is an easy possibility.
 The Phoenix Choral society was os- tablished in January 1907 and has giv- en some of the very best music but it still needs the support of all the people of Phoenix and in with that can do great things musically
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Grace Ev. Lutheran Church

Meets in the Seventh Day Ad- ventist church corner of Pierce and Third streets. The Rev John K Reed, pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a m., c. k. Newcomer superintendent Morning worship and Holy Commun- ion at II o'clock. There will be nc service on the following Sunday or account of the pastors absence at the meeting of California Synod.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Zion English Evangelical Lutheran
 Church

Services are held in w. c. T. U, hall, 227 West Monroe street. Bible class and Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning service at 10:45. Subject of sermon Christian Preparedness. , Evening service at 7:3O D. m Subject of sermon: Jesus the Light" Every one is invited and welcomed. Im- manuel P. Frey, pastor, TAP West Fil- more street
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Mental Science

Sunday lecture October 4, at D. m at College hall, directly north of Adams street school by Dr. D. V. De- Saffery. Subject Life" The public is invited. Music by 5-piece college orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Chas. s. Williams, directress of the ladies band. Delineations follow the lecture.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Second Baptist Church

Corner Fifth and Jackson. Sunday school 10 q. m. Mrs. Allen Smith, superintendent. Preaching, II a. m. E. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. Preaching s D. m. Wednesday evening p. m., prayer meeting Friday evening 8 p. m. Choir practice. J. A. Wright pastor.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Trinity Pro-CathedraI

Regular Sunday services Sunday School 9:45 a. m.; Peace service 10:45 a. m. Very Rev. William Scarlett, dean of the diocese, will preach. A most appropriate musical program has been prepared for this service by Will liam Conrad Mills, director of the choir.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Phoenix Churches

the Sabbath Day" Prayer meeting
 Wednesday at 7:3O D. m. Attention
 is called to the fact that all evening services will begin at 7:30 instead of at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Lutheran Services

Rev. Frey of Phoenix will conduct Lutheran services in Tempe Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The service will be held in the open air at 1103 McAllister avenue. All are invited.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Sunday

Rev. z z. Johnson, pastor. Sunday
 school at 9:30 a. m, II a. m. BishoT
 C. H. Phillips, D. D., p. m. Rev W. B. Butler 8 p. m., Rev. s. l.
 Harris, D. D. Reading of appoint ments after sermon.