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CopAL CHURCH--Corner sixtieth street
Preaching at II A. NJ. by the REV. h. Il
Count. ID. D., Of Bulgaria, and at p. NJ.
by the Rev n. walling Clark, ID. D., Of
Rome. Italy.
MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH
Fifth avenue. between i2sth and t27th
streets The Rev. john Herman Randall will
speak on Religion After the war"
WEST-PARK PRESBYTERtAN CHURCH
Eighty street and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. The Rev. DR.. Anthony II. Evans will
preach at If A. NJ. on what Is Christian
ity?" At p. NJ. the Rev Dr. Arson 7.
Atterbury will speak
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION
East Twenty ninth street. between Fifth
and Madison avenues. The Rev. George
Clarke Houghton, u. D., rector. will preach.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHEs-Tho
subject OF the lesson-sermon Will be, Life"
and the Golden Text CPsalms xNxvi. 81.
with Thee Is the fountain OF life In Thy
light shall we see light"
WEST TwENTY-THGRD STREET PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH 800 DIR. Mendenhall
prea ches in the morning and the Rev. v.
Alberto Costabel of Milan, italy. in the
evening.
CHAPEL OF THE GNTERCESSTON 49,
Broadway and 1j5th street Popular vespers
a, o'clock The music will include prelude.
G sharp minor by Rachmanlnon; Kamenoy
Ostrow, By Rubinstein. for organ, violin and
plano.
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CAMPBELL SERVANTS SOUGHT.
Contestants of VIII Wish to Prove
..BIond" Mother for Itciress.

Tha. both sides in the suit to break the
will OF the late James Campbell, 81.
Louis capitalist. who left an estate valued
at $4,000, OOO. arc seeking Annie O'Neill
and Mary Kelly, maids. and a nurse
whose first name was Fannie. all OF
whom were employed by Mr., and Mrs.
Campbell at the time Of the birth of
their daughter. Lois Ann, at the Grand
Union Hotel in this city on ~. Patrick's
DAY. 1893, developed yesterday,
L. Frank Ottofy, chief counsel for the
contestnR nephews and nieces, caused
the following advertisement to be pub
lished in THE Sun this morning:
"CONTESTAN IN JAMES CAMPBELL
WILL CASE VAST MARY KELLY,
TANNlE; 4 NURSE ANNIE o'HEIiL
"rn 1898 the above were in the employ Of
James Campbell OF -. Louis and New York
where he then stopped at Holland House or
Grand Hotel. In March, 1898. a girl was
whose mother was blonde The above
named and any nurse or nur-es attending
pleas. e2mmnHiSS%te Win he CONI ~
advertised I'm Sew York l.. FRANK OTTOFN,
30s Merchants-I.aclcde Bldg -. Louis Mo"
1t is the contention of the contestants
that the heiress. now Mrs. Ely q,
Rurkham. is not the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell hut of blond woman
who was substituted for Mrs. Campbell
'in order to provide an heir for the
estate"
The advertisements previously published
in New York also asked for information
concerning Miss Cleveland" and re-
uuestcd thst eples he directed 10 III. r.,
2G Beaver street" Mrs. Campbell is now
at the Plaza Hotel.
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tant Question" and at s p. NJ on AN Old
Fashioned Proposal" Sabbath school at
2t5 r. NJ Young peoples service at i0:i5
A. NJ.
CENTRAL PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
Service at II a. NJ by the Rev w Merle
Smith. At $3.50 =. NJ. missionary meeting
addresses by Mrs. Peabody and Mrs MONT
gomery.
FREE sYNAGoGUE-Carnegie Hall "Is
the jew Intolerant?" will be the subject OF
the address This will be the fourth In the
series OF addresses on The jew In Fiction
and Fictions About the jew" and will deal
particularly with Lessings Nathan the
Wise"
ST THOMASS CHURCH-Fifth avenue
and Fifty-third street. Sermon by the Rev.
Ernest NJ. Stires, u. d. rector.
TEMPLE BETH EL-Fifh avenue and
seventy-siNth street Services will he held
az II o'clock. Dr. Samuel schulman will
speak on The Jewish Ideal and Humanity's
Need"
NEW THouGHT-Aeoiian Hall "Dis.
| ense--lt's Cause and Cure" will be the sub
ject OF T. w. Searss lecture at II o'clock
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. A. Edwin Keigwn u. d., Will
preach at both services. The subject for the
evening Is what Is a Christian? How Near
to the Ideal Must one Come in order to be
taheu 'HFlStlan r. TINS - inc second
sermon In series when Christians Flight
Are They Christlans7"
OLD TRlNlTN--The Rev. william r.
Manning, ID. ID, rector. viii preach at II
o'clock the Rev. John Woodbridge, d. D..
| vicar, at 3:3O In the afternoon and the Rev.
! W. u. klnkad curate. az o'clock In the
evening.
| COLLEGIATE CHURCH-west End ave-
niue and Seventy-seventh street. The min
lister the Rev. Henry Evcrtson Cobb u. d.
will preach at II \. VI. and $3.50 =. VI.
| FORT WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN
| CHURCH-iItth street and Broadway. DR..
! Martins theme FOR tho morning will he "The
| Song OF Songs" For the evening. bible
| Work In the Northwest"
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EpIs-
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minister. the Rev. william Laurence sullivan.
will preach. Subject: seeing with the
Eye and Seeing with the Spirit" Services
at II A. NJ.
NEW THOUGHT CHURCH AND SCHOOL
-Forty-eighth Street Theatre. West Forty
eighth street Julia seton, NJ. D., will speak
on Where Are the Dead"
ST. PAULs CHAPEL COLUMBIA COL
l,EGE--From January 10 to May 30. 1915
inclusive there viii be Sunday service, win
a short sermon and appropriate music. Trus-
tees and officers OF the university VIII oc-
cupy the choir stalls. The Rev Harry Il.
Fosdick. ID. ID, minister OF the First Bap-
list Church, MontcIaIr, VIII speak to-
morrow at o'clock.
SCHOOL OF THE BUILDERs-l5o West
Seventy eighth street. \ pamphlet has been
published entitled THE Years 1914 TO 1923
in Bible Prophecy" In further explanation
of the Troward philosophy.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHCRCH-Fifth
avenue and Twenty ninth siraet Morning
service at II O'clock at which DR. Burrel'
viii speak from the subject "Why should
I 60 to Church," At the evening service his
subject will be THE story OF Young Hero"
BRICK PREsBYTERIAN CHuRcH-Flfth
avenue and Thirty-seventh street. Dr. Mer-
ril will preach at II and o'clock.
NEW CHURCH. swEDENBoRGIAN--E East
Thirty hfth street. The Rev. Julian X.
Smythc pastor, viii preach at IL o'clock.
and following this service viii give the class
lecture entitled The Appeal OF the Bible"
/ This viii be- the second In the series On the
general topic How We Got our Bible"
CHRIsTs MIssIoN-3l West Fifty-sev.
enth street The Rev. Nathaniel W. clark
u u, will preach at $3.50 y. NJ. Dr. clark
is The chairman Of the Savonaroa Mission
In Rome, Italy.
| Lemon AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH
corner ieist street. The Rev. Merle 81
/ CrolX Wrisht, II. u, wi! have as his sermon
, topic studies In Dchnition-Fai,h"
NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| seventh avenue and l2Sth street The
J REV. George W. Arms, Jr.. pastor, viii
! preach at both services Sunday. his sub
! iccts being THE Holy Spirits Relation "a
. salvation" and THE Gospel OF the Broker
, CRUISE"
/ COLLEGIATE CHURCH or ST MICH
. OLAS-Fifth avenue and Forty-cighth street
/ The Rev. Malcolm James Macleod. ID. d.
minister will pseach az II \. ~. and tn,
: Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon at T.. NJ
| ScOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| Ninc;, sixth street and Central Park West
, The Rev. Or. Robert Watson, pastor, viii
preach at II \. VI. on "Llfe's Most lmpor
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FORECIosURE SALES


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or MN
as Executors etc, Plaintiffs, against M.<smn
Realty Company and another Defeudau's
In pursuance OF n judgment OF iore,io..i,.
and sale, duly made and entered In IN.
above. entitled action and bearing dp.s n.
signed. the referees in said judgment nsNes
Will sell at public auction. at the ENsharS.
Salesroom, No 14-l6 Nesey stree In -.
Borough OF Manhattan, cay OF New Vol
on the 2lst day Of January. 1911. al, :,
MAlERs, huctloneer. the premises dlrsrisd
by said judgment TO be sold. and fhst.,
described as follows: ALL that certain .ni
piece or parcel OF land with the huf.,..es,
lying and being In the Borough ~ N.u'
haitian. City Of New York. bouudpl sal a..
scribed follows; BEGINNING at ID NON,
on the southerly side ~ lOGth street TIi't .|,
two hundred and eighty three t.Ssi lei
tersection OF the southerly Side OF t0'.h
street with the eastsrly side or Riye-std.
Drive running thence southern psr,. -
with Riverside Drive and part OF thr .r,
lance through a party wall ono hl. -
line Of the block; thence easteriy along "a
centre line OF the block seventeen t'.l fa.,i
thence northerly again parallel With E..e..
side Drive one hundred tJ0I fe,' .'a.sn
street and thence westerly along Ia s 4th.
erly side Of lO6th street seventeen G-I fs,t
to the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. December 30. 1915
PETER I. MuLLAlN. Esfa.s.
neys for Plaintiffs i4t Broadway. Man.
haitian New York city.
The following IL a diagram 'of the pf0perty
20 be sold: Its street Number is 80. w,.t
$500 1000
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SERMONS AND ADDRESSES IN
THE CHURCHES TOMORROW

JOHN STREET CHURCH-A John street.
II A. M and p. NJ. the Rev Lewis Il.
Streeter will preach.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-West seventy sixth street. The
REV. Fred Winslow Adams will speak at
II A. NJ on Reasons for Cutivating Faith
in the PreseNt Calamity" and at p. NJ.
on Being Saved or Being Lot"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Broadway
and Seventy ninth street. The Rev. I. NJ
Haldeman. ID. u, will preach at fl A. NJ
on The church in Pergamos: or. Where the
Devils Throne Is; and at p NJ. on THE
Restoration OF the Roman Empire. and the
Revival OF the Political Power of the
Papacy."
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH-iesth
street and Seventh avenue. Revival ser
vices for a period OF two weeks each eve
ming. commencing Sunday, Dr. william n.
Morgan, with his brother. the Rev. John
Morgan. u. H., VIII conduct the services.
ST. PAUBS METHODIST CHURCH
West End avenue and Eighty-slxth street
Union love feast Is to be a special feature
saturday evening. Dr. William n. Morgan
will be the leader and the Rev. Fred wins
low Adams viii speak Dr. Goodell will
preach sunday morning The Song Of
the Lord" and in the evening on The Lash
Of Memory
CHURCH or THE MEsstAH--Park
avenue and Thlrty-fourth street The Rev.
John Haynes Holmes will continue his
series OF sermons ou Force versus Nom
resistance" His subject viii be The Fal-
lacies OF Force" At S:l5 O'Clock the public
conference will consider the subject Of
Race Prejudice and 1ts Social Cost" The
speakers viii he Mrs. Henry Willard and
Mrs Butler Wilson.
BROADWAY. TABERNACLE CHURCH -
Broadway at Fifty-siNth street The Rev.
Charles r. Jefferson will preach at both
morning and evening services Evening
subject "Impossibiities Are often Pos
sible''; the third OF series OF six lessons on
/ the war.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Fifth avenue at Fifty- NTH street.
The Rev J. n. JoWett -. u. viii preach
! at both morning and afternoon services.
| Mems Bible class at 10 \, NJ.
! COLLEGIATE BAPTIST CHURCH OF
Z THE ONENANT-West Thirty-third street
/ Or. Haywood Is making feature Of read.
d Ing poems as preludes TO the sermon. His
/ subject for sunday evening ~ "Spiritualism
| and Mysticism" and the poems will bc
/ THE Song OF the Mystic" by Father Ryan
( and "Thanatopsls' by W. {. Bryant
! ALL SOULS. UNtTARtAN-Fourth ave,
nue. and Twentieth street, The associat,
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TOURS.
nLI ITnnuIL Mid-Ninttr Tours, Feb. 4 March
LAl lflIhNIN Send for itinerary. MARSTERS,
S"S' S'"" 1916 B'Way. n. Y. City



THE UNDERSIGNED give notice that
they have renewed the limited partnership
heretofore formed by them under and pur-
suant to the laws Of the state of New York.
and the substance OF the certificate fled
by them Is as follows: That the name or
nrm under which such renewed partnership
Is to be conducted Is Whitehouse & Co., that
the county wherein the principal place OF
business Is 70 be located Is the County of
New York, the general nature OF the bust
ness Intended to be transacted il general
stock brokerage business. including the
dealing In stocks, bonds and other securities,
the CITY of New York: the names Of all the
general and special partners Interested in
the said renewed partnership, who are all
OF full age and their respective places OF
house who residea at Westhury, in he
County Of Nassau and state Of New York;
Frederic +. Carey, who resides Mt Tuxedo
sides I'm the borough OF Brooklyn. County
Of Kings and state ~ New York, and James
Henry Whitehouse, who resides at IrVngton,
IN the County OF WestChester and state OF
New York; that the said j, Norman White
house. Frederic +. Carey and Charles h
Phipard are the general partners ana the
said James Henry Whitehouse is tho special
partner: the amount Of capital which he
said James Henry Whitehouso, as special
partner, has contributed to the common
stock ~ said renewed partnership ~ tho
dollars in cash: the time at which the said
renewed partnership Is 10 begin Is the
thirtv- nrst day Of December, 1914 and the
time AZ Ehtch ne said partnersh,p is TO- end
Dated New York, Decemher 2lst. 1917
FREDERIC y, CAREY,
CHARLES *. PHIpARD,
j, HENRY wHTTEH0usE.
Special Partner
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Msr. MONEYS silver Jubilee.

Mgr. Joseph +. Mooney, vicar-general
of the diocese and rector of the Roman
Catholic Church Of the Sacred Heart West
Flfty-hr street, will celebrate the silver
Jubilee Of his appointment to the rector
ship OF that church on Sunday. January
"a The celebration was originally sched-
uled to take place on January 81, but
was brought forward a week.
Cardinal Farley will preside at the
solemn nigh mass IN the morning, at
which Mgr. Mooney will be the celebrant
Auxiliary Bishop Patrick J. Hayes will
preach the sermon. In the evening there
will be solemn veepers.
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SEEKS $50, 900 DAMAGES.
New York Lawyer Wants Compenss-
ton for False, Arrest.

CHICAGO. Jan. lJ.--George G. IIazelton.
Ir., 90 New York lawyer and play wright,
has brought suit in the United states Dis
trict Court to recover $4,000 from James
n Channon and his wife, Mrs. Leigh
Cnannon. Hazelton charges false indct-
mcnt, arrest and Imprisonment,
This action is the sequel to the attempt
OF IIazelton and H. Scott komper, also a
lawyer of New York, to collect from the
Channons $4,000 which trusteeship
settled upon the Channons through the
estate Of Henry Arcy, lawyer.
The Cncago Grand Jury on September
q, 909 voted a true bin naming Hazel
ton and l.. Scott kempcr of New York
as defendants after the Channons mad
testified to alleged attempts to eXtort
money from them by threatening letters.
Hazelton and Kemper said At the tine
that they came to Chicago to file a suit
demanding an accounting OF $4,000
worth Of property from the Channons.
Such suit was filed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COrNIy
OF BRONX. FIRST JUDICIAL DISrICu-
PuBLiC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR Tie
FIRST DISTRICT OF the state OF New Yo.n
acting for ana on behalf OF The cry o, NeW
OF Appraisal pursuant to Chapter p' tns
Laws Of 1891 and the several statutes
smendatory thereof and supplemental there.
TO. relative to acquiring an estate FOO ZEE
simple absolute In and to certain premises
situate at and near the intersection Of the
northerly side Of EAST 10th STREET in
the Borough Of The Bronx, City Of New
York. and relative TO acquiring perpe'ls
underground right, easement and right o.
way and also temporary easement In AMI
to certain premises situate at and near he
intersection Of the easterly side OF WALTON
AVENUE with tn. southerly side Of EAST
10TH STREET, In the Borough % The
Bronx. city q New York, required for ;hs
and operation In perpetuity Of rapid tran.
NtoSTiiCfEH is HEREBY GIVEN that IN. r..
port OF Charles l.. Hoffman. Charles J. Lee
lie and j. Curry Watson. Commissioners ~
Appraisal, duly appointed in the above on
the i7th day OF December, 1914, was nlsI In
the ONCE OF the clerk OF the COUNTY o.
SoTiCE is FURTHER GIVEN. mat the
Court OF the state Of New York al a special
bistrict. at the County Court House wv IN ~.
Borough OF The Bronx, city OF New No -h
on the Goth day Of January. 1918, at the
opening OF Court on that day, and that then
and there, or rs sooE thereafter as Couuse
can be heard thereon, motion will he made
said report he not confirmed. and that aid
report be referred to new COMMISSIONS 20
be appointed by said Court to reconsider the
subject matter thereof.
Dated, New York. January 18th. 1915.
FRANK L. POLK.
Corpor alton Counsel
Municipal Building. Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York
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The approximate amount OI the Lon Or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above -,ie..-IUtd
property is TO be sold. Is f32.iOi11. with Ia
tcrest thereon from the Sth day OF October
1914. together with the costs and aIIovaul.
amounting to t30j.6O. with Interest from us
crmber TO- 1914, together with the expense,
Of the sale. The approximate amount or ~
taxes assessments and water rates or oths.
liens which are to he allowed TO The puf.
chaser out OF the purchase moncy or paid
by the Referee. Is ,i,l37 and Interest
Dated, New York. December 30 1910
PETER l. MtT.I.AIN. Refers.
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sITUATIoNs wANTED-MALE.

SUPERINTENDENT or manager of shl. +,
factory; fun charge cutting, stitching am
laundry depts capable OF reorganiz.ng an
old or establishing new plan. e'sE''vy
state; familiar with grades from N!oo 10
SIS per doI; practical IDEAS; no theoIe' "a
present engaged; interview suggested Az
80; single. H., box 1871 sun Office
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KATE +. HAYS
EMILIE DE LOOSEN.

HAVEMEYER, EMILE DE LOOSELY
pursuance Of an order OF Honorable John r.
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all person.
having claims against Emile de Loosely
Havemeyer, late Of the County OF Bergsn,
state OF New Jersey, deceased, 20 prcsCat
the Same with vouchers thereof 70 the Sup-
scribers at their place OF transsctng bust:
ness No. 26 Cortlaudt street, In the city ~
New York. on before the 9Th day OF June
next. Dated. New York, the I'd day % Ne.
cembtr. 1914. THEODOnE \ HAVE
MEYER. WILLIAM BUTLER DUNCAN. An
cillary Executors. PARSONS, CLOSSON \
McILVAINE, Attorneys for Executors. 81
william street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
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ON uOMINION LINE.

PANAMA and West indies Cruises. Three
ssilings every week. send fOT booklets.
United Fruit Company, II Battery Place. N, Y.
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MORRISON. DAVID R.-In pursuanc. o.
an order Of Honorable Robert l.ud oN
Fowler, Surrogate OF the County Of W"
York, NOTICE Is hereby given 20 oil 20,
SON late OF the County NJ New York 80
ceased, to present the. same with volgn'oo,
thereof 20 the subscriber. AZ his place ~
transactinE business. No. . Rector street
in the city OF New York, on or before ins
18th day OF June. 1915, next. Dated NtN
York the 10Th day OF December iP'A
CHARLES T. LYDECKER. Executor LEIGH
X LYDECKER Attorney for Executor
Rector ST Now York CITY
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tercrssion, BruadWay and l6tth street
+. VI. Tho music VIII include: Rachmani-
non = Prelude. Organ and Piano: Rubin
STEMS kAmcuoi Ostrow, organ. Violin and
Piano: March and Chorus from Tannhauser,
organ selection; and sOprHno solo by Ada N
Pratt, 20 Lamb OF Cod" accompanied by
organ and violin leo Riggs. orgAnist:
Carlo Neve, pianist; Paul Lemay, violiLlst.
Dr. Gates viii read selections from The
Philippians
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suRRoGATE.s NOTICES.

HAYS Z. ST. IoHS.-In pursuance cf -
order OF HONORABLE ROBERT LUDLOW
FOWLER a Surrogate Of the County OF Nov
York. NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all Pc .
sons having claims against L. ST. JOHN
HAYS. late Of the County OF New York
deceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers at their pare ~
transactIng business. at the once OF FOLEY
& POWELL. No. eos Broadway, in the
Borough of Manhattan, city OF New York
on or before the Bird day OF July, next.
Dated. New York. the 3lst day OF De-
cembeT, 1914,
KATE +. HAYS.
MARY HAYS DATEE.
JAMES q. AFFLECk.
Executors
FOLEY & POWELL. Attorneys for EA'ru-
tors. 206 broadway, Manhattan, New
York City, y Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Honorable
John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate NJ tho County
OF New York NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against J Morgan
Howe late OF the County Of New York Do
ceasei. to present the same with voucher
thereof TO the subscribers at their place or
tranaactinE business at the ortce ot her
attorney, Hector W. Thomas ~ Cedar street
Borough OF Manhattan, In The city ~ Ne"
York on or before the 2cnd day 81 June
next.
Dated New York, December 4 iaii
MORGAN r. HOWE.
EMILY PAISE HOWE
Fecu'orr
HECTOR ". THOMAS, Attorney for TH-
ecutors 40 Cedar street. Manhattan, Ne"
York City.
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To all points South and West Every weekday
SPIN Pier rs North River. TeL3900 franklin.
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS to any pors.
Oniclal Agent all lines
Naymsnd a. Whitcsnnb Co.. ze6 9th Az. ~ Y.
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In Pursuance of an order Of Hon Robert
Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Edward g.
ceased, TO present the same with voucher.
thereof to the subscribers, at their place OF
York Produce Exchange, Nos. ., 4 and
Broadway, in the City OF New York on Or
Nsw, YORK. The 2lst o, day o. JpliE isl ~.
with the will OF Edward G. Rie. annexed
BALDWIN. ROY q FISHER. ATTORNEYS 'cr
Administrators. 81 Nassau street. New ro'f
City.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
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0VTFI'NH dTF N'TI IN INC ToTToWInK
Christian Science Churches

sundays " AM ana o l W. WcdncSddyS I M
First Church Central Park West a g6th St.
second church. Central Park West & 6Sth St.
Third Church, l-ith -. & Madison Ave
Fourth Chur, h, FL Washington Ave. 4 l7Sth
Fifth church, Madison Ave q 3Sth st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-17
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in good
condition. the less soap you use the
better.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos con-
tain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle. and is very
harmful. Just plain mulsified cocoanut
oil (Which is pure and entirely grease
less). is much better than soap or any
thing else you can use for shampooing,
as this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with water
and rub 1t in. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make an abundance OF rich, Dreamy
lather. and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily
and removes every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive OIL The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and II leaves Il fine
and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man.
age.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at
most any drug store. II Is very cheap.
and a few ounces is enough to last every
one in the family for months.-Advertise-
ment.