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Evening journal., 1915-12-24
The ANGELS STORY"
TO Be DR.. Collins theme

St. Paul's NJ L. Church, the Rev.
Vaughan 5. Collins, ID. d., pastor, will
celebrate Christmas Sunday. Services
of more than usual interest are planned
for morning, afternoon and evening. At
1890 o'clock Dr. Collins theme will be-
'The Angels Story and to Whom Ii
Was given An augmented choir will
sing as follows: C-qan, messiah i.
King" Reads arrangement of "WhilC
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by
Night" Shippers 1--WE Have Seen Ills
STAR Maskell's so Little Town ci
Bethlehem with Mrs. Her
Downing and Mrs. Annie Allen as 500
lists; "When Jesus Was Born" by Mas
kell, with Mrs. Allen as soloist. The
Sunday school will meet at > O'Clock
with final rehearsal of the Christmas
program, which will be given Tuesday
evening.
The entire evening service will bs
devoted to the Christian Endeavor So.
ciety. at 7.5D o'clock DR. Collins will
of the society. after which he will in
stall the officers his will be followed
by brief addresses by Joseph A. Ranck
president Of the board of trustees
William B. Smith, Jr., and Harry }
Guthrie, both of whom were charte
members Of the society. Edward Green
haigh, the newly-el ted president, will
respond to the addresses.
At this service the newly organize,
junior choir will make its first appear
ance, singing. three Christmas carols
"The First Noel" 90 Little Town o
Bethlehem" and Silent Night" Tn
offertory will be Adams 90 Hol,
Night" with Mrs. Annie Allen as solo
ist.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24

Petticrew. Lawrence Finnan, Ter
rance Riley Ralph Lockwood, James
McGillen, Thomas Jackson, Martin
Powers.
Joseph e. McCullin. director; James
Cook, organist; Harry E. Stausebach
violin; Leo Montgomery, flute: Luigi
Mauro, clarinet; Franz Kuschan eel
10; Thomas l.. Richards, bass violin.
At ST.. Thomas.
In ST. Thomas r. c. Church solemn
high mass viii be sung at 8 o'clock
tomorrow morning by the Rev John j.
Connolly. Miss Mary Grant will be
organist. The music will be as fol-
lows: 'Introit," Gregorian; Grad
wall, Gregorian; Onerory and Com
munion, Gregorian; "Kyrie," Haydn !;
Gloria" Haydn; "Credo," Gounod /;
"sanctus,' Gounod; Angus Del
Gounod.
At ST. Patrick's.
Solemn high mass. with the pastor,
The Rev. James p. Quigley, as cele-
brant and preacher, will be held at St.
/ Patrick's r. c. Church, Fifteenth and
King streets. Christmas morning. at s
o'clock. The other officers Of the mass
will be the Fathers Of the Salesianum
The choir of twenty-five voices will
be assisted by Professor Albert's or
chestra. The soloists are: Sopranos.
/ Miss Stacia Mulvena. Miss Marie Null
vena, and Miss Florence Henry: altos,
Mrs. John A. Mahoney, Mrs. Daniel
Feehly tenors. VIII Irwin, Victor
/ Brennan, John M. Conway; bassos,
James McGe,. John Fox. organist,
Mary p, Murphy; director. John A.
/ Mahoney.
The choir will sing the following
numbers: Opening selection, 1.-THE
Lost Chord (Sullivan), organ and or
! chestra; "The Heavens Are Telling
: (Haydn) MASS H. L. (Haydn); Of
/ fertory, "Adeste F'idelis" (NovelloD :
reoessional, with Glory Lit" (Diehl-
man.
Sacred Heart Church.
The Sacred Heart Church choir viii
render the following program Christina,
morning at o'clock with the choir OF
thirty voices:
, Christmas Anthem. "Ilark the Herald Angel"
''"'' 0"''''s rn,iSr T,relfib Ms.s N'4"'
Oncrtory. "Adcstc Fidclls" ".............. Novel;
p Bcncdiction Service.
III ass
Joseph Aiichaeils
Iantum Ergo 4....................... Bcethove
z with Glory t"..................... .piema
o. The program viii be repeated on Sun
= day with Mcrcantc's Ncspers.
The choir has taken up very beau
, tiful classical mass for Easter under tn
direction of Rev Father Leonard Mis-
Teresa V. Ryan Is organist of the church
II. Elizabcth's Church.
The following program viii be render
ed ON Christmas morning, at the . oclocl
mass by the choir of twenty-five voice
OF st. Elizabeth's r. G. Church, Oak am
BroOme streets:
Mass, 'Mi.sa nrcvis" ..................F Ferher
Oneriory. "Adcstc Fideiis" ............ Novel;
. Communion. 80 Holy Night. Dressie
Recessionnl. "Glor, 10 Cod. ............ Dielma
Miss Anna r. McGaucy. organist j. Rec
; o'nonnc director
II. Mary'S Church.
p very elaborate program has been ar
ranged for the Christmas Day service a
st. Mary's II. c. Church
The . a. M. service will be az follows
Professional. with Glory Lit" th
, kyrie. Gloria. Sanctus, Benedictus. AZ
i ms Del from Mozart's Twelfth Mas
The Credo from Haydn's Mass in b hni
Adestc Fidelis viii be sung for oiTertor,
. Recessional, "festal March, by G. Tel
. man. Organist, Miss Jennie r. Kautz
violinist, Mr. Frank Malona; Miss Flea
v nor v Antweler
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
.EASTLAKE METHODISTS
Will HEAR CANTATA

In Eastlake NJ. E. Church, Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets, the Rev. w. w.
Sharp pastor. ON Sunday morning a
special Christmas sermon will be preach
ed by the pastor Instead Of the even
ing sermon a special Christmas cantata
viii be sung by the choir. The Sunday
school will meet at o'clock; the Baraca
class for men at $3.50 o'clock and the
Christian Endeavor at Gas o'clock. The
music for the day will be Of high order
Morning anthems will be as follows;
"What Means Those Holy Voices p by
Cheswell "Glory in the Highest" by
Adams; clark the Herald Angels
Sing.' by Robertson; 1--WE Hear the
the Christmas Angels" by Holton.' The
evening cantata is entitled: "1he Story
of Christmas" This will be treat "a
lovers of music.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
SUNDAY AT ASBURY.

At Asbury NJ. E. Church, Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. Sunday services will
be; At Q o'clock. prayer meeting.
j. Wilson Ferguson. leader; 1880
o'clock. preaching on the subject, "No
Room for Christ; ? o'clock. Sunday
school; $50 o'clock. Epworth League;
7.30 o'clock. preaching on the subject,
"The Right Of Jesus to Reign" Christ
mas entertainment by the Sunday
school will be given on Thursday
evening, December 30.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS AT RICHARDSON PARK

Special music by the choir will be one
Of the features at the Sunday services
in Richardson Park Church. The pro.
gram in the morning will be; Carol, "IhC
Christ Comes TO Earth" w. a. Post
Hymn III. SHARK, the Herald Angels
Sing;" prayer, the Rev. L. ]. McDouglei
anthem, "Slumbering in a LOwly Man
ger" Charles Edwards; offertory, "Sher
burne," Daniel Read; Hymn ll2
''There's a Song in the Airs" sermon
hymn 10, "shout the Glad Tidings;'
benediction.
The Sunday evening program will be-
Carol "Songs Of the Ages" Adam Gel
BILE; hymn Ill, SHARK, the Herald An
gels Sing" prayer, the Rev. /. !. Nc
Dougle; anthem, "Slumbering in 9
Lowly Manger," Charles Edwards; Of
ferty, "Sherburns," Daniel Read; hymn
l23. "Silent Night;' sermon; hymn ll0
"Shout the Glad Tidings;" benediction.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
HOLY TRINITY SERVICES.

Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church will hold its Christmas services
in the auditorium of the church on Sun
day. In the morning the Rev. Mr.
,Eyler, of Collngswood. n. j., will preacl
a special sermon and in the evening the
Sunday school will hold its Christmas
entertainment Special music will fea
ture both services.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
MIDNIGHT SERVICE
AT Old SWEDES.

In Old Swedes Church, Seventh
and Church streets, TIE usual mid
night carol service will be held to-
night. On Christmas Day services
will be held at and 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS PRAYER SERVICE.

A Christmas morning prayer meeting
Will be held in Asbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church from to o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24

To Prevent The Grip.
Colds cause Grip--Laxative Bromo Quinins
removes the cause. There Is only one
"Bromo Quinine." T. W. GROVES sigma
ture on box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1915-12-24

Only One "BRoMo oUININE''
To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUlNINE. Look for signature
Of +. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day.
25c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
HARPER RETURNS
Popular Pastor, Formerly With I'll.
grim Congregational Church. Here
From Spokane to Settle tn Estate

Rev Ihos II Harper for the past
two years "a resident of Spokane,
Wash, arrived herr this morning and
VIII preach 10 his former congregation
.at the Pilgrim Congregational church
sunday morning nnd evening lie was
pastor Of that churcn for fourteen
wears ana served for number uf
yenrS as member Of the Oklahoma City
school hoard
Kew. Harper Is here to close mp as
executor the affairs pertaining to the
estate "f Mrs Bertha H. Humil at
Anadarko. Her son, Willard, haS at.
talued majority and will receive an
estate amounting 20 several thousand
dollars.
Il am grntifIrd to find that okla
homa has enjoyed plenty ~ rainfall
said Rev Harper To The Times Il
never suw this country look 50 green
| Ike the state NJ Washington and
find II very heHlrhruI the people are
delightful and the country now is ON
the crest Of wave of prosperity es
peclnlIy In the mining region Copper
ore formerly selling ut $ ceut,, now
commands 20 cents pound All hu,l.
ne-~ IS pru~perIng on there with the
single exception ~ the lumber indus
try"
Rev Harper has q host of friends
IN oklahoma city, both In and outside
his former congregation He now Is
pastor Of Westminster Congregational
church at Spokane lie wlll return to
Spokane by September
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
Co. ATTY. GETS
SEVERE SETBACK
Violations for Each Day Must Be
SET Out in $1,000 a Day
Damage Suits
w HAT seemed to be heavy blow

! w HAT seemed to be a heavy blow
to the county attorney office
was received Saturday when District
Judge llayson sustained the motion OF
j. VI. Holmes to separately state
/ counts IA the damage suit Of $3OOOW
| filed 10y the county attorney against
| him Holmes was the owner of the
building back Of the Lee Hucklus.
which, before It burned some months
Iugo housed the famous Arlington
I club. The county attorneys office
filed damage suit agnlust Holmes for
allowing the building to be- used for
Illegal purposes
The complaint stated that from
June g, 1914 until April q. 1918. II
period Of 200 days, the building had
been continuously used for illegal pur
u0scs and asked judgment at the rate
NJ $1,000 a day from the owner for nj
lowing such use to be- made Of It. The
complaint was In the form of blanket
charge alleging the same mlsuses for
each day When the matter came up
FOR hearing SaturdaN Judge Hayson
decided that each of the 500 counts
should p separately stated before
hearing the ease could be- had
County Attorney John l.mhry stated
after the ruling had been made that
he would urocrcl al once 10 compile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
Al the Theatres
THE EMPRESS

The Fighting Hope, IN which, as
uIumrlyed Laura Hope Crews makes
her first photu.drnmatic appearance
under the Joint management of Jesse
L. lAsky and David RclRsco may be
described as bRnk robbery drama
under modpru conditions II Is the frO
turc attraction Sunday aud Monday ut
the Empress
The treasurer of n trust company.
Granger hl unme. rphs the hnuk by
certifying O uheQur for SIOOOOn when
be- know, that the depositor IN Qucs
lion hus not that much money In the
institution lie docs this Tor bonus
uf xlUOOOO which he uses to support
% woman of nm rrputp who continually
make, demands upon him for sums be,
yunj his means
Today and Sunday two.recl Key
stone comedy special The Battle of
Ambrose and Wslrus will be present.
ed Mark Swuin and Chester Conk.
Inn are featured ON the new yaude.
Wide opening sunday appears T.. b.
MrGccm, huckfacc comedian In a
talking yodcmg and initiating act
and West aud Van SlOklen. comedy
musical sketch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
THE FOLLY

Rotfles expert crackmau aud man
of mystery will be- the Folly's head
line vaudeville offering tomorrow and
six reels of clever pictures will nm
out the program MIR Flirt In
Wrong an lrko worceler and four
other films will be presented To-Day
Leslie and Adams will entertain with
their fun making, and the really cx
cellcnt society drama, "Extravagance. "
is M, pictorial feature Three other
reels VI pictures also are given.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

The Man " Mystery" Raffles.
known nIl over the continent and
whose finger prints and Bcrtillun
measurements are In possession of
every police department u standing.
will appear ni the Folly theuter to-
morrow afternoon and remain there
four days 20 give vaudeville sketch
that win reveal the clever and battling
operations of the most expert bur.
glars
This mHrycIou~ly sensitive fingered
gentleman claims the ability 10 open.
without doing damage, any safe or
vault that Is offered him as test
He already has n large safe IN the
luIlys lobby. sent there hy the Guar.
anlrr Sufr and Lock company aud e1-
p'rrurcl no difficulty whatsoever
opening II Within u minute or so. nj.
though he had never seen the strong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
BELLE ISLE

The free movies at Belle Isle con
inue to draw the crowd despite IN,
lnrlemcnt weather An unusually at
irrtive threc reel program Is Offered
for tonight
The hlg fireworks display sched
ulod for sunday night has been post
pon~'Rntil the following Sunday, An
gust 2th. The management Of the
park Is set on furnishing the most gi
ganiic ami realistic battle between d
huttlcshp mud fort that has ever beer
shown In the southwest, aud IN order
to do So. II was necessary To have u
Few more days to work on Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

Three acts Of vaudeville and five reel.
OF first run pictures will be- presented
Dreamy Dud the hero of every kid II
town VIII delight hls admirers Satur
day and Sunday watching Charlie,
Chaplin, the Hearst Soig weekly pie
torlAl presenting the important han
pcnings ot the world appears ON m,
same program The 1arr Family and
the Hazards NJ Helen ARE Interesting
Incidents ON the sunday picture pro
gram. The Goddess begins a S.dp,
engagement Muudny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

The hequickestwa y
to- get North Or
East,and thetnost
pleasant is to take
AEisSosQSaint
EoufsTh IS tire
route of all-steel
equipment and
Fred Harvey din
ing cars and eat
ing houses. Glance
over some of the
reduced fares we
are offering:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
STOCKS WEAKEN
Existing Strained Relations With Ger
many. May Necessitale flotatiOn Ol
big Domestic Loan

NEW YORK, Aug Il The actual
condition Of clearing house bunk aud
trust companies FOR the week shows
that they hold Sl92 5S7,S2O reserve m
excess Of legal requirements This is
un increase Of S5,3549GO over last
week
The possibility noted IN high bank
INK circles. that existing relations with
Germany may uccr>sl,ut" the flota-
eou VI large domestic loan to meet
possible emergencies today caused fur
the uusettlcmcut Ia the stock market.
The entire list weakened un heavy ~
forings Of standard shrr, Urgent
liquidation was shown ur the haste
with which war stock 4r0cc declined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

boN before
chief Wilkie of the L \. secret ser.
vice holds Raffles finger impressions
nnd physical measurements. as pre-.
NuIlonary measure. II Is said. the Of
flrlHl hnving caused Rnfflrs arrest
seven years ago Immediately after the
vault " ~ New York national bank
hod been neatly opened by combinu
lion aud robbed Baffles was perfect
" innocent Of the crime, but was IN
slanlly suspected because ut his wide
ly known ability
Raffles also IS known as the man
NJ mystery by lrasun uf his empln,
mrul 10y many large newspapers which
offered rewards to those who identi.
urd him even though his presence
would bc Indicated to the very spot
ANA minute. Tens Of thousands have
hunted him amid intense excitement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
COLCORD GARDEN

The sly.rcel picture program. which
Is changed nightly proves " more
than ordinary interest to the Cnlcurd
Garden patrons many NJ whom nt.
tends nearly every night The Fay.
oriie SeNtctte puts nerve into the pro
gram with their grooming melodies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
RIVER FALLING
Rains In West Not Heavy Enough to
show Rise-Eastern Streams Tn

The general rains over the state dur
ing the early part Of the week viii
have no effect on the North Canadian
river here. according to reports from
the weather bureau The rivers I'm the
central and western parts " the state
VIII remain practically stationery, the
streams I'm the eastern section showing
"a decided rise ON account " the reayy
rainfall there The river here is still
above normal, hut has bepn falling Tor
several days The local rains have not
affected It noticpably
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
THE AUDITORIUM

Manager Hoover Of the Auditorium
dcclnves that n you visit the combined
dance pavilion and movie show he Will
make room for YOU The picture pro
gram Tor tonight Is; lie Ii Lasr
and The Girl Who Knew"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
HE STRAND

"lhc Little Dutch Girl a story "
real sentiment is the offering M the
popular Strand theatre Tor today and
sunday vivian Martin widely known
az fllmdom's dalntlest star presents
this romantic appealing story In a
very delightful manner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

the enormous mu-- uf evidence mndc
necessary by Judge Ilul-on- decision.
with regard 90 the other dumagr suits
resembling the uboye this action will
not be- taken. unless demanded hy the
defendants. accoriug 10 Mr. EmOrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

Poultry and BETTER Bread me mt,r.
two have been udded This year vIl.
have all expenses paid during .nu
weeks period " the school rrpm Mon
dny September ~ to Saturday Ocro
her .
Lectures aud demonstrations rclnt
lux 10 agriculture home economic. and
rural affairs, trips Of Inspection tu
industrial plants IN and around okla
homa city and sightseeing and pleas
ure trips will be- Included In the pro
gram
over six thousand mrmhery were
enrolled last year and ninety seven at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
THE LYRIC

Herberts trained seals are features
on the Lyric program which begins
Sunday afternoon The 3 dancing La.
bins and BrOslus and Brown clever
cyclists und roller skaters viii occupy
interesting fifteen minute Intervals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
State Fair to Specialize
IN Interesting the Young

\ department Of the OkIahomn
state fair " special interest 10 mem
hers Of the boy. and girls clubs In
The state Is the State Fair School
First prlzcWiuner~ iu the seven clubs
Corn, Cotton kufir PIG Canning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
.CREEKMORE NOT
YET CONQUERED
Well Paid Attorneys Claim Can
Not Be Sent TO Prison When
There Was No Indictment

M OSkOGEE. Aug y Ills uttor
uels having flied with the clerk
OF III" federal court u writ Of error
ANA a $4,000 appeal bond, w. j.
'reekmorr sentenced by Judge Ralph
campbell TO serve year ana IA duy
IN the federal peulJruuury at Leuyeu.
worth, again will breathe the free air
uhtll his cnse comes mp for trial ut the
l'uerhl circuit appeals court In St
Louis. His attorneys believe Il hear.
lug can be secured IN December
III the writ Of error counsel for
'reekmore have set out between
thirty aud forty reasons for reyer
sal OF Judge CHmpbclIs sentence one
"t these /, that It Is alleged the Judge
exceeded his authority in sentencing
rethmore to serve penltpntiary
sentence when he WAS prosecuted only
upon Information and not upon an III.
dietment made out b., grand jury.
fasiS for this belief j, found In the
flfth amendment 10 the constitution
OF thr United States which reads:
No person shall be- held To answer
FOR capital or otherwise Infamous
crime unless on II prr,cutment or I'm
dlctment Of a grand jury. except In
cases arising In the land or naval
forces or In the militia when in ac.
tunI service In time of war or public
danger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
Breaking Up the System

TULSA OK. Ans n Thc ,op,,.
ton of Wuiom rr..twora ,..u,,,
ger king nf oLloho,,o - ..an,,,,..
United States rourt .,,,t.,I .,,,.n
tlon here IN 1ulsa ,,.n.r,I,,. r.,,,,,.,,
ed a, headanartere ~ nrnhsJ, ma
most powcrfIl argan,,,t,,r In d,tr,na,,
of law the rourts M n. InnJ ha,,,
had ~ drnl with Ron gr..n ,na ~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-12

Germany seems TO have the faculty
OF following phsr threats with per-
Torrance.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-05-12
Good Roads Department
Conducted Especially for the Banner by Hon. P.
T. Colgrove, President of the Michigan
Good Roads Association.

roadmaking, prepare publications. and
disseminate information.
These duties have been gradually
extended and broadened, NO as TO in
clude the physical and chemical test
ing OF road materials, conducting
field experiments, and supervising
the construction and Improvement OF
certain post roads authorized by tho
postoffice appropriation bill OF 1912.
Under the reorganization OF the de-
partment. effective July l. 1915, the
name OF the office will be chang
ed 10 'office OF public roads and
rural engineering" which will have
charge OF all lines OF engineering work
in the department.
In accordance with the above acts
OF congress. the participation OF the
federal government in road matters il
very largely limited 10 experimental.
research. and educational work. A
broad Interpretation has, however.
been placed on these terms. as il il
evident that many lines OF highway
work are yet far from being definitely
established as fixed standards. The
office OF public roads Is keenly alive
TO these questions, and is working con-
stantly and systematically toward
their solution.