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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
FLORIDA.

SALE-Beautiful home. furnished, light
water modern convenlences, garage.
tennis court II acres, In grove; on trunk
line and hard roads; $4,000. including
crop, Box II. Altamonte Springs. Fla.-o
FLORIDA grove for sale; 10 acres, ; In
grove, half mile from town and gulf
rJck road; bargain. A.0oo: terms. b. G.
Bass. Dunedin. Fla
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29

HOUSES FOR RENT.
Seven rooms. sleeping porch and sun
room. new and desirable, exceptionally
fine view, quiet neighborhood, $50 or $55
with garage.
Seven rooms and hail. strictly mod
ern hardwood finish In first story,
bedrooms upstairs, one bedroom or den
and bath on first floor, $50. This house
fronts on q paved street and boulevard,
~ blocks from car line
Four-room cottage, one-half block
from the Harvey st. car line, $40.
Eight rooms, modern. 1925 Harvey St.,
Six rooms, modern except heat, 1886
Parker St, $50
Five-room cottage, modern except
heat. 212l Parker St, so.
Five-room cottage. modern. se44 Par
ker St, Sl5
Eight rooms. modern. with bath
rooms, in West Farnam district, $50.
Twelve-room house ON SSth St.. near
Harvey, $S5.
Eight rooms. modern, sSi2 Pacific St,
$3.50
Fiye-room, St. Louis. brick flat, close
in, $50.
Five rooms, modern, on the SO. cath ST.
car line, 500; will lease for one year to
responsible party for $40
j. II. DUMONT & CO,
1908 Farnam ST. Phone Doug. &C.,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29

FOR SALE-I have an elght-room mod
ern house, except furnace. Lot 60xl20,
paved street and good neighborhood, &e9
Fort St, that l will sell cheap. on easy
terms 20 right party. Call Tyler Si5 and
ask for A. Vernon
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
Iowa.
$4,000 First Payment
On Western Iowa Farm

100 acres, within 40 miles of omaha. ~
miles from Woodbine, la ON main lire
OF the Northwestern railroad, owner
will sell for 5000 cash. balance on very
easy terms. There are about 30 acres
Groom house, small barn: Il acre In al
falfa. Price, 500 per acre. VIII trade for
acreage near Omaha or some clear Omaha
city property.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
FOR RENT.

L.
DETACHED HOUSES.
sOs s. S7th, s-r.. mod, newly decorated.
9ls 9: atth, or. and hall, inousrni .s.
sis !. sith. rear. ar, partly modern. $40,
HrTActHED HoTsEs. w.
3l7 n. 2lst, .s-r., modern. ~.
712 N. 22d, Ter, modern, $50
APARTMENTS.
225 Seward, 6-r.. partly mod, I'd floor, 80.
FLATS.
40 y. 2sd 5-r. modern. $50. Ia
1870 N. 9th, 1-r., mod. except heat, tlb.
a, i. Turkey & SON, -.
ALPS BID. OF Trade Bldg. Phone ID. 5o2'
3O42 CABs ST. rooms, strictly modern,
oak and birch finish, fine location,
1908 Grace ST., 10 rooms, modern. .t22. 20
SooS-ls n 18th St, lO-r. mod. each. Y.S0
S ~, >. "a 81, 1-r., strictly mod. 300
w. FARNAM SMITH e. co, ~
1890 FArnam st. Tel. Doug 1O54'
2i26 n. 18th, rooms. ........,..........si5.6 %
2ln DeaVehworth. 6 roomB.....u.... 1000
2ll7 Iseayehworth, rooms. ............ 100
$40 JACKSON ~ 20
4i6 N. 18th, rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81. 90
922 N. 18th, rooms. upstairs....... 80, 90
l4N n. 18th, rooms. ................... IS 90
THE BYRON REED CO..
Phone Doug 2T. 2is y. 17th.'
WEST FARNAM
AT 1922 g. 18th st we offer a new
double English house; each side has
rootiIB and maids room IN basement
sleeping porches. Woodwork finely fin
islsed IN oak and white enamel. Close TO
3Sth st. Rental. $3.50 each.
"A. p. TURKEY a. SON,
4tl-2-3 I'D. Of Trade Bldg Phone D, 6o2.'
STORY square. new, strictly modern,
roems. one ,, block ,tEq5h oath 81 car
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
1915 Omaha Natl Bank, Douglas 27ib'
NICE broom fiat. newly b6bered and
electric light; sls ger month. siis-is Lea
ElesaSt Groom modern brick apart
,neht, nswiy decorated. $50 per month. Sas
Modern S-room detached DWELLING: OAK
ssS oer SssTiiO ,S SsFq & decorated
Mice little broom cottage; bath. toilet,
electric light SIS per month, SOiI vinton
u, Eis I yS,,, s-y9Om house. $50 per mouth
5.tootn cottage. 2O44 Vinton. gas, cleo.
Iis light. bot and cold waters inside toilet
j. G. ISH, Executor,
7O3 B slst Ave Phone Hatney 24s.
FOR RENT-E ight-room modern house,
except furnace. located 800 Fort St Low
rent 70 right party. Can Tyler Sf5. A.
Vernon
StDi Jackson. s-T.. modern. $50
SIC 8 18th ST.. 6-r.. modern. $3.50.
292S 81 9TH St. part modern. 80.
9A Dupont 5-r, part modern.
$50 3. 18th ST.. ~. cistern.
SC8S q. 18th St. Ar. city water g.
222s s. 9Th ST., Ser. city water, s.
23l5 5. 18th ST, Ar. city water, &.
2ii3 Elm. Ar, well. IS.
cREIGH. SONS & COMPANY.
Douglas 900. 5Os Bee Bldg ;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
FARMS FOR RENT
Dairy Farm For Rent

Ddil IdIui Il vi NcilI
On West Dodge paved road. best 10
Gated dairy farm near Omaha, Az miles
from city: Ito acres; 40 acres pasture. 10
acres alfalfa and 10 acres farm land.
Large barn, accommodating a head cows
and with large hay storage capacity;
$1,000 per year.
George g. Company,
Phone u. 756 900 City Natl BIZ Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
FOR RENT


FREE RENT FOR FIRST YEAR
II rented at once, Pa acres near Sher-
man Ave. car (rlch bottom groundD to
good tenant who will put a small house
or shack on II and fix fence. Running
spring water, fine for pigs. poultry, etA
Telephone Douglas 2t07s
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
REAL ESTATE
, FARM q RANCu LANDS ron SALE


miscellaneous.
WE guarantee bargains IN stock farms
and ranches Write Willis caldwell
Rroken Bow. Neb. Tue Bargain Man,
DO YOU want farm large or small,
any kind, anywhere IN the United
States? Tell me exactly what your de-
sire or dream Is. I'll put YOU In touch
with the owner Of lust what YOU want,
You can deal direct without agents or
commissions, No fees or expenses. | Will
satisfy you fully. You can arrange your
own prices and terms. I have no land to
sell. ] want every one to own farm
home who has the true desire. Let me
help YOU. John Il. Perrlne, Webster
Bldg. ChcaRo.e
TRADE city and town rental prop
critics for land IN Iowa, Ncb., Mo- and
MINI. Can sell or trade Won n farm or
ranch. any size at tho right price. Send
for list Latham Davis. Room 20i First
Nat Bank Bids. Omaha. Neh %
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
FnR RENT


iOtSES-UNDER S26
2lM Seward B.r., partly modern. 30
1905 Charles, ~. partly rnodorn.. 400
WI N. 18th 1-r partly modern..... 1900
2tH saratoga. Ser, mod except heat,
large yard. 2 blocks from car. 1000
zoo - 9th, 6-r., good condition. .... 2.O0
HOUSES-S25 AND Cp-STRlCTLY MOD.
3i01 NJ oath err, all modern, very
desirable brick ...............4....S2 $3.50
2iOS 81. Mary's Ave, Or, all mod,
-. close IN ...............,....s... SOO
1914 n. 10Th, 7-r.. nice yard, newly
painted and paperod. .............. 800
fOll lizard, 7-r brick, attached, fine
= condition ...,.. .................... $500
2sl2 Pacific, S-r., fine condition. ....... 1000
1915 Park Ave, l2-r.. good for large
FLATS.
23& $. 10th, Ser. mod. except heat. sis. 50
1905 Ohio. The clyde s-r.. steam
heat furnished ................. $500
l4e6 s. 10th, 7-r mod. except heat. 1000
ing bed IN living room. ...,....'.., 5000
MODERN APARTMENTS.
HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE.
BOSWORTH-92i Howard st. rms.
and bath close in, up
to-date, better than a
hotel g.. $50 and 5000
URBANA-i3i7 Park Ave, rms.
bath high class, close to
park, most desirable. ..... 1000
ARMSTRONG-WALS COMPANY,
Tyler 1886. state Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29


td0.O0--q-r., 25l6 Jones' modern.
$f.50-7-r., apt, SIS s. 18th, steam heat
as,S6-7-r, apt. el7 s. 10th. steam heat,
: si6.oa-s-r,, 2ii2 Cass, modern; garage,
fiSSS -s SIgO s sass eent 1S1rn Ryd G mad
aLhQ-7-r., bil5 Capitol Ave-, modern
bungalow, hot water heat.
fs6,oo-7-r.. S4O9 Burt, modern. garage.
$35.00-7-r., 602 $. 2Sth, modern.
$25.Oo-S-r., 22te Capitol Av., mod. ex. ht.
S2l.5o-6-r., 25O6 st. Mary's Ave-, mod. ex,
SgOOp-6-r., $40 N 42d. mod, .ex. heat
s2O00-6-r., 49Oi Cunning. mod. ex. heat
N20O-.5-r., 8l4 sherman Ave, modern
S2.5O-l-r. apt. Harold, eth and Jackson
GEORGE g. COMPANY,
Tel d. 15e. zoe city Nat BIZ. Bldg
X BLOCK FARNAM-N. 10TH LINE.
;Ss ss SSss ar big yard 20
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
1916 Omaha Nat. DouEas 2ll5,.
s15Oo-e-r., mod: OK. heat. new plumbing.
s1soo-e-r., al ali one floor, eeOs Pierce St
S256O-6-r., 2-story square house, entirely
modern, $500 Sherman Ave.
R3bO-1-r., strictly modern; double garage
sa5oo-S.r., strictly modern. oak finish.
splendid ARRANGEMENT 1899 $. 3Oth Ave.
SCOTT & HILL CO..
Douglas 1009.s
2si7 Douglas. lo-r,, modern, se5, INCLUDE
sioth and Farnam. 5-r.. flat. steam
9sis n. ed. Dr.. all modern. sS5.
2t07 Davenport, 7-r., strictly mod, $3.50.
go N. 18th, Ger, all modern, $50.
2il Capitol Ave. dr., all mod. $50.
aR2l Hamiton, 6-r.. all modern' with
2SsS Corby. 5-r.. modern, hot water heat.
2a25 s. 18th, 6-r., modern ex heat SIC.
s. =. BOSTWICK a. SON,
Tyler 1905 300 Bee hldg'
81 N. s3D STA desirable Groom COM
pletely modern house newly papered'
Key first door south, call Douglas 3O~
GOOD BARGAIN.
:. In q strictly modern Groom house, 2S14
Spaldng; AL furnace. good condition.
See this at once. $3.50.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1914 Harvey.
HOUSES.
2l05 Binney St. rms, mod, $50.
26l4 Chicago ST, s rms, mod, only SIS.
2ll 5. 18th Ave. rms, mod, close in. $25.
500 So. 10th st., rms, mod OK. heat, 80.
.2 So nth st. ed - floor. q rms. $40.
cept heat S
1856 Leavenworth ST. cd floor). rms.
as So. 18th st. ed floor. 4 rms. mod.
| except heat. 81.
bi4 so. 18th ST., strictly modern, st, Louis
flat, s rms. and reception hall, very
close in, $3.50
| ti6 so. 18th 81. LIST floor. rms, and re-
ception hall. strictly modern, $3.50.
| APARTMENTS.
Two apartments In the Sterling" 18th
| and st, Marys Ave, 3 and rooms, all
modern. See janitor on first floor at
rear of building.
First Trust Co:
sOS-5 So. 18th St, First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Douglas 1l5l.'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
3OS-5 So 18th St, First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Douglas libIs

s10-1es1 No. 3Sd St. rooms.
SQ-Glt No. 2ist St, rooms ana bath.
Sl2-lb54 No. 10Th St, 3 rooms and bath.
s22-l557 No. 18th ST., 8 rooms and bath.
s25-iON Hamilton, rooms and bath.
$&--lf22 No. 18th, rooms and bath.
81 .50-25l2 sherman Aye, 5-r., all mod.
$N.50-l5lS No. 10Th, rooms, all mod.
$35-53l2 Florence Blvd. 7-r.. all mod.
$35-133S So. 3lst St, s rooms, all mod.
$t0-l920 Writ. $ rooms, very swell.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Douglas 1881. Ware Block
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
Texas.

FOR SALE-To close an estate; 100
acres in Rio GFande valley. miles
from Mercedes Texas. All under cult
walton. For price and terms write The
Minnesota Land & Trust Co., 400 Mar
quette Ave. Minneapolis. MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
The KniCkerbOcker

WEST FARNAM DIST. 18TH & JONES.
Omaha's Finest Apartment.
ONLY ONE WITH HEATED GARAGES.
large rooms Marble and tile entrances,
large verandAs, reception halls with coat
closets, sun room, faienco tile fireplaces,
cornice ceilings, oak. mahogany and white
enamel finish mirror doors, dled-in bath
tubs, pedestal laVatories, elegant ight.
ing fixtures big closets, white enamel
refrigerators double-oven gas stoves;
with others POSITIVELY THE BEST
AND ONLY EXCLUSIVE APART
MENTS IN THE CITY. Handsomely
decorated to suit tenants. Full intorma-
ton from Ed Johnston. Tel. Harvey
7165, or at residence next door to apart
ments or from Payne 4 SLAYER Co. Tel
Douglas 10l6.e
STEAM-I1 EATED apartment of rooms,
every Improvement; gas ranges In
each; best OF janitor service; to only
small families $3.50 to $3.50 winter rate
2O7 McCague BLDG. Phone Douglas 1900
FINE, warm, steam heated apartments
OF two and three rooms; oak finish in
board, refrigerator entry, bed rooms In
white enamel; complete bath room, tiled
floor. Choice lighting fixtures; walls ar
tistCally decorated; gas range, reffi-
gerator locker space and laundry room.
Attractive apartment building in apart
ment house district on Sherman Ave;
fine surroundings. See janitor in Apt No.
Ave. and Spruce St, or phone office Mon
day for appointment.
SCOTT a. HILL CO.,
Douglas 1009+
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
armsFarmsFarns


FarmsFarmsFarms.
All within one hours automobile ride of
goods: all sizes, all prices, all terms.
Call in forenoons IL convenient. No trades
considered.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY.
n. Il, Cor. pa and M SITS, South Omaha
FOR SALE OR TRADE
400 A. Neb. ranch in Niobrara Valley;
good hard soil; will trade for Iowa or
eastern Neb. 1904. farm and carry bal
TRAVER BROS,
7c5 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg, Doug. 1l6S'
FOR SADE-24O-acre improved farm, Q
mi. from Elm Creek and 10 mi from
Kearney, on Platte river bottom, a half
mile from the river i'm Phelps county,
Neb Land is nearly all in cultivation and
level as floor; part of IL is a little
sandy, but all good land for alfalfa and
acre. For particulars, write or call on A.
Nelson. Trammel Block. Holdrege. Neb.'
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
100 A. Neb. ranch; some improvements,
springs, good alfalfa land; has 40 A.
now. VIII take 50 A. Iowa or eastern
Neb. land and carry balance back.
TRANER BROS,
705 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. 1l53.'
100 and 1GO acres, IL miles from Omaha
postoffice, fair improvements; $50 an
acre. John N. Premier, III SO. 18th St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. n
loo a. Neb. ranch; some improvements,
springs. good alfalfa land; has 40 a.
now. VIII take 80 a. Iowa or eastern
Neb. land and carry balance back.
TRAVERS BROS,
7O5 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg, Doug, 1lb3.-o
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29
!. cHRApEsT hENT lN oMAHA.

OFiFlAFFlbI RENT IN OMAHA.
Four rooms and bath, modern except
heat, southwest corner 3Oth and Jackson,
$l5. Best location, fine neighbOrhood
Also have 10-room house, fine location
for rooming house; 10 rooms, all newly
painted and decorated for "A short time
We are offering this at $3.50 month In
order to secure a first-class tenant
J. A. ABBOTT. Cali Douglas $685.
AR. cottage one-half block to car....3 s.Ol
s-r. house mod ex. heat. very good. 100
i0-r. house. mod. ex heat Hanscom
PARK ,,''',.. '.,,,.',.'..'.......,.- A.e0
Ser. house, strictly modern. 1000
Or. apt, strictly mod, inc. water,
neat ana ganltor ;. 49,. ..-..... 1850
II. :. TRUMBULL, We
AS Bee Bldg. Doug go. 9
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-29


PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
SS0-l45 No. 35th ST.. s rooms, modern
S30-220 No 18th ST., rooms, modern.
s30-S2S so. 22d St., 10 rooms, modern.
SN .50-1S3l So 9th St, 3 rooms. modern
b $G--2564h Douglas. or. modern.
s25-3Sl5 Charles, rooms, modern.
S25-30lS Webster. rooms, modern.
S2Q-2li3 Locust 7-r., mod. ex heat.
SlS-4S09 Popplcton. rooms; two large
lots with chicken house.
SlS-s24 So. 22d St. rooms, modern ex-
cept heat; No. Shelby Court.
Sl5-3il3 No. 30th St., 5-r.. mod ex. heat
Sl4-3l26 Miami ST. dr. mod. ex heat
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
1922 Farnam St Phone Doug. Sss.s
NEW BRICK HOME.
Six rooms and sleeping porch. decorated,
gas range. refrigerator and buffet, ma
hogany first floor; white enamel second
floor. rent so
w FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1920 Farnam St Doug. 1854
$40 n. 18th st.. s-r,, all modern, -. $40. 90
ASH Underwood Ave. T-r.. all mod. 800
1901 s. SD St. 1O-r., all modern. ....,.. 5000
iOos-0S1a s. 22d St 9-r., all modern.... 81. %
2024 Maple ST., Ter, all modern. ....... 20 go
27l6 Ruggles St, s-r., mod. ex. heat. l6. 90
BIRKETT a. COMPANY.
A23 Bee Bldg. Doug. Sss-'
WEST FARNAM-s rooms baths. very
modern. S2s N. 18th Ave. Doug 29t7.--O.
WEST Farnani. a2s N. 18Th Ave. most
modern, 5 rooms. baths. 80 20
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
HIGH SOCIETY AWAITS
 BEAUTIFUL MISS MAXWELL

Miss Maxwell, the dashing De- troit beauty, to whom Tom Trent lost his heart while east recently, is on her way to Phoenix, in fact, with several of her charming sisters, will be here tomorrow in their special car. MT. Trent is very much ex- cited over her coming and is fixing up the prettiest little rose garden for her, that has ever been seen in an automobile garage. Miss MaXwell's s garden is of pretty green lattice work through which the roses creep and climb, and when the vivacious little brunette is once comfortably at home in this little nook, there probably will be some visitors.
 Trent says the Maxwell beauty is to be the sensation of the season, that her beauty is more than skin deep, for handsome is as handsome does, and also advises folks to get their names on the waiting list at once
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11

 WILL BILL STATE
Immense Quantity of Liter aturc to Be Sent Broad cast Over Arizona in h. tcrcst of Suffrage Against Democratic Party

The headquarters of the Congress s.onal Union for Woman Suffrage have been busily occupied today ih receiving and disposing of large packages of campaign literature and posters which were shipped from Washington to be used in Arizona during the campaign against the democratic candidates for congress. Some of the posters have been put up on the windows of the suffrage headquarters, and although the words Women Voters are not in large type at the top of the posters, still they are attracting great deal of attention from the men voters The posters are attractive ones, in the unions coors of gold, purple and white. On d background of gold colorcd cardboard there is figure of Il woman in white drapcry blow ing d bugle calling the women voters to stand together and oppose the rarty which is blocking the national suffrage amendment. These posters are to be distributed throughout the state in all the stores and shop win : dows.
 Thousands of handbills have also arrived One gives the record of the democratic party in congress on the suffrage question. one tells of the benefits which would accrue to the enfranchised women themselves from the passage of the federal amendment, one is an appeal from the disfranchsed women to the en- franchised women for help in the struggle for political freedom, and another gives an outline of the poliu- cal policy of the Union and the req sons which make it necessary
 The campaign literature will be sent to the farthest end of the state. This publicity, together with the speaking trip that Miss Josephine Casey is making, covering every important point in the state, VIII undoubtedly turn a great number of votes from the democratic candidates
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
MAR|COPA TEACHERS
 HAVE SESSION AT TEMPE
Especial to The Republican.

TEMPE, Oct 10-The fourth years work of the Maricopa County Teachers association was given a splendid start here this morning at the first meeting of the year held at the Tempe Normal school. Over se- venty-five teachers of the valley, representing Mesa, Phoenix, Glendale, Chandler, Gilbert, Alma, Lehi and other rural institutions, were in at tendance, listening to and taking part in the discussions of Appreciation, the chosen subject for today's meet ing.
 Following a short preliminary busi- ness meeting, the program discussion was opened by Miss Whitfield of the Phoenix high school, who spoke on Appreciation of School Subjects" Appreciation in Music,' was discuss ed by Miss Olive M. Gerrish of the normal training school Miss Me Lain, supervisor of drawing in the Phoenix city schools spoke on "Ap- preciation in Art" Illustrating much
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
Central Methodist Church

Corner Central avenue and Monroe streets, W. J. Sims. pastor. A. H. Davidson, Sunday school superintend- ent. A. F. Doane, organist Sunday school at 9:45. Baraca, Phyltha and other organized classes meet at the same hour At the close of the Sun day school, baptism to children will be administered Morning worship at II o'clock, sermon by the Rev. S. M. Cheek, presiding elder. Epworth League at 6:30 o'clock. Evening wor- ship at 7:30 o'clock, sermon by the pastor, subject, Preparation" At this hour the newly elected officers of the Epworth League will be in stalled. The sermon will be in keep ing with the occasion. This is the rally day in the Sunday school, also the pastors last Sunday for this year and it is desired that all the mem bers be present at both the morning and the evening service. The fourth quarterly conference will be held at three o'clock in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11

Supper" will afford much of interest to all who attend. A welcome is ex tended to all by Superintendent Phillip Diller and the teachers of the various classes. At the II o'clock service some an- cient prophecies bearing on current events will be discussed Don't miss this. The preaching services at 2:3( and 1:3O p. m. will be conducted by the pastor
 Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O, praye, or bible study, and evangelistic ser vices at 7:30 D. m. and at this houl 1 on Friday night. Also a bible studS ,, on Tuesday night, conducted by MT Gerig.
 The church is located three block:
 south of Washington street on Seventl
 avenue, welcome to all R. L. HOMES, pastor, 14S3 E
 Pierce St.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
First Methodist Episcopal Church

Ray c. Harker, D. D., mlnlster. Sunday school 9:45, J. O. Sexson, su- perintendent. Public worship at II a. m. and 7:3O D. m. Dr. F. M. Lar kin of San Francisco will preach at the morning service. Miss Cecil Pearl Buckingham will sing. In the evening Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell of Denver will preach. The Epworth league rally service at 6:30. This is
 rally day throughout the church. All members and friends are asked to make this a great day.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
First Presbyterian Church

Sunday school 9:3O a. m. Rally day exercises will be the order of the day in Sunday school. Morning worship, II o'clock Sermon by the pastor. Rev. Henry M. Campbell, D. D.; theme, Christ in the Life" Special
 music by quartet choir. Y. P. $. c.
 E. prayer meeting, 6:30 p. m. Eve ming service, 7:30. Sermon by the pastor, theme, Diligence in Business v All are invited to attend these ser vices. Church at the corner of Third avenue and Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
Trinity Pro-CathedraI

William Scarlett, dean. Services on Sunday, October 11th. Sunday school at 9:45; Bible classes at 10; Morning service at II. At the morning service Dean Scarlett will preach on the sub- ject, The Basis of Hope" The fol-
 lowing musical program will be ren- dered by the choir under the direction of William Conrad Mills: Venitt
 Chant, Crotch; Te Deum in E Flat Woodward; Benedictus, Chant, Elvey; Anthem, Send Out Thy Light, GounOd.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
Phoenix Churches

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- string 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., 1914-10-11
First Baptist Church

J. Harvey Deere, D. D., pastor Home coming day. All the members of the church and congregation and all others who have no church home will find it worth while to be pres ent at II o'clock. The pastor will preach sermon appropriate. Mrs. Courtney Camp will sing. The spirit of the rally will be carried into the Sunday school, and everybody is in yited. The B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 will be full of interest. At 7:30 there will be a service of song, this being Mrs. Camps last day with the choir. The following numbers will be rem dered in addition to the old hymns that will be sung. Anthem: Send Out Thy Light" (GounoO; solo, Jesus Only,' (RotolD Mrs. Camp; solo and quartet, There is Green Hill Far Away" solo, The Penitent," (van de Water) Mrs. Dameron; an them, % Lord, Our Governor Gas .by). The church is located on the corner of Monroe and Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11

will be the fourth and last sermon in the series on "Thc Law or the Gospel, Which?" Questions will be answered. This will also be the last Sunday before revival services begin. Members as well as visitors, are in board meeting Monday at 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3O D, m,
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
Mental Science

Sunday lecture Oct. II at D. m. at College Hall directly north of Adams street school by Dr. D. V. DeSaffery, subject, Mental Science. The public is invited. Music by the College Or chestra under the direction of Mrs. Chas. $. Williams of the ladies band.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
First Christian Church

street Claude C. Jones, pastor. Sun- day school at 9:30 a. m. J. M Ste wart, superintendent. Preaching al II a. m. by the pastor Subject
 The Lords Business Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. m
 Preaching at 7:30 D. m. by the pastor Subject, Why Christians Worship or the First Day of the Week. This