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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
LOCAL ELKS EXPECT
 TO ATTEND CEREMONY
Large Crowd of Bisbee Herd Will Go to Douglas for Ground
 Breaking Services

Upon the invitation of the Douglas Tlks a number of the local herd will leave early this evening for the Smel- ter City where they will participate in the ceremonies attendant to the ground breaking for the new Elks' Home of the border town.
 The ground breaking was scheduled for some days ago but owing to dis turbed conditions nothing was done at the time It is considered that a considerable crowd of local Elks win make the journey this evening
 The Elks who have machines are in- vited to come to the home this even ing and pick a load for the Shelter
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
FIRE DESTROYS SOUTH SIDE OF LOWELL'S
 MAIN STREET
IContlnued from page one)

Continued from page one) locked up in a bu!leing in Lowell since that time.
 shortly after the fire started, yes terday, tine building where the hose was stored was entered and some Of it used Those who were on the ground declare that had a fire depart ment, of a volunteer character, been on the ground and within call, the blaze could have been limited to the building of its origin
 The work of the volunteers from the C.. & A. Company and the Copper Queen Company and the Bisbee Fire
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
SUNDAY CRICKET MATCH.

Rowden's team win play NelIs com tination at cricket Sunday afternoon at ] o'clock Here are the lineups: Bowdens Bowden, Stephens. Jones. Dodd, Crewes, White, Webster. Mitch ell.l Homewood, Sykes. Jefories. Re- seryes-E~ Temby A. N. Ether Neill's-Neill. Quick, Armstrone, Grant Moore, B Mnlburn, Hope, Nich- olas, Watson, l. Mllburn, Long Re- serves Corlett, Holmes. Griffith
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
NOTICE

The Citizens and Tax Payers of Lowell acknowledge themselves 10 be under many obligations Go the Bisbee Fire Department and to the Employ ees and Managements of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company the Calumet and Arizona Mining Com pany and tbe Bisbee Improvement Company for the valuable aid render ed during the fire which yesterday threatened to destroy the entire busi- ness section Of Lowell 54
 CITIZENS AND TAX PAY
 FRS OF LOWELL
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
MRS. WHITE BETTER.

With the return Of Ned White and Bill White from Phoenix.i 1t is learned that the condition of their mother, who was injured by an automobile the first part Of the week, is much im- proved and that the physicians hold on; hope for her complete recovery Mrs White is siNty-seven years old and Che shock of the injury was terri hc It is considered quite remarkable that she survived her injuries
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Department was hA,hly praised Those forces. undoubtedly saved other prop erty in Lowell from the maw of the flames.
 Though no definite announcements have been made it is very probable that work win be started on a number of the buildings at once to rec9nstruct that part Of the town.
 Owing to the high rate of ir surance, due to the construction of the build ings and the poor fire protection, but small lines of protection were carried The recovery, through Insurance. on the whole loss will not amlunt to more, it is estimated than 20 percent of the loss at the greatest
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
rHANKsoIvLNe pIsPLAY.

A festive Thanksgiving window in the grocery department of the Phelps Dodge store attracted much favorable and interested attention yesterday. The display which was arranged by C. w. Roberts shows a Thanksgiving table bountfully laden with the tradi- tional turkey as the central figure and all the good things which go with the annual feast arranged in abundance about the holiday bird.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
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VISITORS LEAVE

After a visit at the home of J. H. James of Bisbee, s. H. James has left for his home in Oklahoma. The visit or was accompanied by his ueice Miss Dona Tetrick of Farmer5ville, California, who also has returned to her home Both had recently visited the California fairs While in this To- cality they visited Douglas and Agua Prieta
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
rAEYRE ooop ro LooK Ar.

The night hawks of Bisbee are feast ing their eyes these nights The feast Is to be had at the Gilman jewelry hurled against the window but it is O, no use as the jeweler has Ed Riley staked out in the building to watch the display which represents a large sum of money
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
WRECKED BANK

MORRIS, nl., Nov 1c.-C Charles Munday vice president of the La Sale Trust and Savings Bank of Cli- cago, O (which William Lorimer was president was found guilty of con spring to wreck the institution. The jury fixed his punishment at five years imprisonment
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
.REruRMs FROM FAST.

Dan Hanley. who some weeks ago left for St. Louis on an automobile .cross-country trip. has returned from the east Hanley reports having had a good time and also declares that road conditions along the Santa Fe trail were great.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Postmaster General BurlcsCu has invoked section PIP of the criminal code to exclude from mails a quota ton from the writings of Jack London, in which the author declares that "a good soldier is a blind heartless, soul less, murderous machine
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
THOMPSON FOUND GUILTY.

Bin Thompson, more familiarly known as "Porky" was found guilty yesterday in the United States Dis uict Court at Tucson, of smuggling uescaI into the United State from Mexico. Tex oldham who was indict- cd with Thompson, was found not guilty of the same offense.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
TOMBSTONE STARS.

Tombstone Canyon Stars are re- questod Co attend practice match Sunday forenoon~ Nov. 2l, all being asked to meet at headquarters at 10 o'clock In the evening at 5:3O a meeting will be held at headquarters in Brewery Gulch Business of great importance will be transacted.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
eILMAN oPEM EVENlNos

In order 70 accomodate his many patrons l.. l.. Gilman will remain open evenings until o'clock during the balance of the year See his stock of Christmas gocds.--Advertisemeut. IA
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
MOVES HIs OEEICE

On account Of the fire yesterday Judge Smiths office iu Lowell has been temporarily changed to the Bro phy Garage and Supply Company where he win transact business until other quarters are secured
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

The M. E. Ladies Aid will serve a New England dinner in the Letson- Kleine building Saturday. Nov. 20th, from 3:3O until 8 o'clock. Price per plate advertisement. 21 Order your suit and overcoat of Willard & Batemau Allen Block 3f8
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
WooTToN BRANCHING our.

H E. Woouon is rapidly branching out in his new quarters. He has just received a large line of aluminium, e. uamelled and, tinware and @ varied assortment of stoves and ranges The Wootton establishment is creditable addition to Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Special train is rushing from San Francisco to New York 400 tons of silk from Japan valued at S5.OOO,OOO, record importation Bulk of it will go to Paterson mills.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
THE TEMPERATURE.

Somewhat warmer atmospheric con- ditions were in evidence yesterday, shade maximum of 67 being seven de- grees higher than on the preceding day and minimum of 45 being eight points in excess Of the corresponding mark of Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
M. RosENTHAL BACK.

M Rosenthal better known as Mike the Tailor of Lowell, returned yester- day morning from a business trip to St. Louis and other eastern points. Rosenthal returned just in time to see his old establishment go mp in smoke.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Attention Bisbee Women and Girls! Be sure to attend the Y w. CA. ral- ly Tuesday. November 23 either after noon or evening For old members. new members and for all who wish to become members Advertisement 27
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Large shipment of Hassler shock absorbers for Ford cars just received by Cochise Motor Co., We are selling these at reduced prices and it will be well to consult us before buying shock absorbers A full line of United States tWes always on hand The tire that makes good.-Advertisement 64
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

An order for 1000 time fuses has been closed in New York by Motsing- CT Device Co.,. of Lafayette Ind Con tract nominally runs to First Natiopal Bank of Chicago Price set for the fuses is $4.25 per fuse
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
MISS JACKSON RECOVERING.

Miss Gladys l.. Jackson. who has been critically m at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs c. B Jackson of o. K St. was reported last night as being in a much improved condi- ton and her complete recovery is nov expected
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Pocket billiards enthusiasts are manifesting great interest in the match between Barnes and Barlowe which will commence Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at Wallace's. continuing for three evenings Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
vELIE INsPEcroRs HERE-

Travis Bailey. state mechanical in. spector for the Velie company, was in Bisbee yesterday paying a visit at the garage of the Bisbee Auto Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
UNLOADING vELIEs.

Employees of the Bisbee Auto Co. are busily engaged today in unloading a carload of Velies A shipment Of Studebakers is expected to arrive in Bisbee Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
LoRENzEN RETURNS.

Paul Lorenzen, manager of the Bis bee Drug Co.,, has returned from a brief business visit to Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
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SCHOOLS CLOSE.

Local public schools closed yester- day for weeks vacation in order that the teachers may attend the n- situte at Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
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MISS BRAZIL ILL.

Miss Brazil, a teacher at the Central School, was confined to her apartment yesterday by illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Dance to be given in the old Opera House on Saturday, Nov 2O Music by the Copper Queen Band 90
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20

Gerald Debely, The Jeweler. repair ing a speciality. o. K Block. oppo, site depot 159
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
MISS ROSS BUYS RESIDENCE.

Judge High has sold the residence of John II. James on School Hin 60 Jessie M Ross, teacher of the Lowell school
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
GUEST oF GRANDSON

Mrs. N. C. Smith of San Diego is guest at the home of her grandson, Nj. N. Smith Of Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
Date of delivery to suit you

City A good time is assured by the Shelter City people and the ceremou- ies will be well worth attending.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-20
PALMIsT AND CLAIRVoYANT

Prof Albertson. Johnson Hotel. Main st., Bisbee, Ariz-Advertisemert
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
=: CHURCH NOTES -:

morning service Will be featured by
violin solos by Miss Evelyn Avery.
and the special anthems. Prepare ys
We're WEE ssspherS.." s by Foster. n' The jos
OF Christmas" viii be The topic of
the Rev J. B. oliver. pastor. At 1850.
The state OF the dead-or what
happens after deathr will be the
morning topic OF the Rev. Hugh Jack.
OF the Central Presbyterian. In the
evening he will continue his series
on Antieipations OF Christmas" with
Christ"
GOOD viii" will be the morning
theme OF the Rev W. A. ouarrinE-
Baptist.
The Rev. James Davis Mcdonald. of
the Highland Paxk Presbyterian. viii
have for his topic. sunday morning
The Kingdom OF God" and In the
evening. Or. Steele will speak on al
eohol and its effects"
katherine Kent Althouse will speak
on The power IN giving" sunday
morning In the First New Thought
church. Clara W. Armstrong will
topic in the evening
Rev. Willis A. Moore. in the Church
OF Our Father. Universalist Sunday
morning VIII give the fourth Of hts
being Expression" The interdenom-
national series which has been occu-
pylng the sunday evening will be in
terrupted TIL after the holidays. DR..
Moore occupying his own pulpit sum
Gay evening ana giving lecture
reafing OF Israel Zangwili's play The
Next Religion. drama whose per-
formsnce was barred In Great Brit
ain by the Lord Chamberlain
splendid musical program has
been arranged for sunday in 81,
Pauls. Crosse Pointe. double
quartet Will render high mass in
honor OF ST. Elizabeth at s o'clock In
Haggerty. vlolinist. and Miss Ruth
Clynick. harpist. At s o'clock a chill
drens choir OF % voices will render
christmas carols and a, 1880 o'clock
accompanied by Prof. J. p. Leib. choir
director and organist.
a special Christmas service will be
given in Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian,
school VIII take part In the service
by rectting scripture and singing spe-
clai Christmas carols special fes-
ture OF the program will be Christmas
gifts. which will he brought by every
child and most OF the older people
and placed around the church altar.
TO he distributed later 10 the needy
Of the netghborhood The pastor wifi
give "A short Christmas message on
Good Will TO men The choir Will
render an old English Christmas
carol" At the i:30 vesper service
solos viii be sung by VIM Kerr,
baritone. The numbers will be The
shepherd" "Christ-the Friend OF
Children and The Alteration OF tho
Magi." all written by Peter Cornell
ius. and old historic numbers
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
DEDICATE CHURCH
BASEMENT SUNDAY

The basement church Of the Ker-
cheval-ave. Evangelical society. Ker.
cheval and Oneida-aves.. will be
dedicated Sunday afternoon. by
Bishop s. G. Breyfogel, OF Reading.
Pa.
The Rev. L. ii. HAYES. pastor OF
this congregation, which was or
ganiIed little more than a year ago.
has held services In a little portable
chapel up until this time. The need
OF a larger church 20 accommodate
the future congregation has been
evident for many months, but the
lack OF money handicapped their
aspirations. Since they could not
build q whole church they built
part, the basement. which has been
equipped for church use until such
time q they can afford to erect the
superstructure.
The community Is being rapidly
built up and already the Sunday
school has an attendance OF 1872.
Bishop Breyfogel will preach at
the morning and evening service as
well as at the dedicstory services
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. when
. mass meeting OF all the Evangeli-
cal churches in the city will be held,
all pastors taking part in the pro
gram.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
GETS EVIDENCE
IN LIQUOR CASE
BY CLEVER RUSF

Sleuth-like ruses either of Nicho-
las Carter or the many times out.
done Sherlock Holmes fade into
trivialities Of detective work when
IL comes to job pulled in Ply
mouth township by one OF the local
Operatives. Grant Hartman. pro-
prietor OF a hotel and alleged road.
house tavern" in the township.
faces prosecution at the hands Of
Harry Keidan, assistant prosecutor.
as the result OF evidence the afore.
said sleuth carried In his mouth.
The detective obtained employ
ment in the Daisy Rife factory
merely as a pretext for watching
Hartman. He took lodging at Har-
riman's hotel. He stayed there two
weeks and watched TO see whether
Hartman sold liquor In violation OF
the Law. for Plymouth township Is
dry territory. But Hartman
wouldn't let the sleuth take liquor
from his establishment IL is De.
clared. In the face OF such hand
leap, the detective took a healthy
drink and retained 1t in his mouth
till he got outside. Then he put
Il IN bottle and subsequently II
was analyzed by Or. John Clark.
county chemist. who declared II 70
be real whisky. The big drink the
detective took but didn't swallow
now is being held rs evidence by
the assistant prosecutor.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

members are not committed 10 an
organization or any propaganda, but
are devoted to the expression oil
principles, spirit and message.
Nor are the members OF the fel-
lowship under any delusion as 10
the extent of the gulf between the
present state OF society and the
ideal conceived. Yet they Squareiy
diner from those who hold that III.
diyiduals are thereby excused from
attempting the immediate realiza-
ton of that ideal To the members
o: the fellowship the very failure
OF the world 10 accept these prin-
ciples constitutes the challenge 20
apply them unfiinchingly here and
now In every relationship. Only
by such daily faithfulness. they are
convinced. can the spirit of love be
woven into the very fabric Of per
sonal and social life"
From the foregoing it win be seen
that the fellowship is as radical as
ary OF the great religious retorma-
tions. For it would reconstruct the
church's entire practices, in the
matter of human relationship. The
formal platform states the case
more concretely:
After prolonged thought and con-
ference, without wishing TO bind
themselves TO any exact form OF
words. they recorded their general
agreement on the following points
THAT love, as revealed and in
terpreted In the life and death OF
Jesus Christ, involves more than We
have yet seen, that II is the only
power by which evil can be over
come. and the only sufficient basis
of human society.
That, in order to establish
world-order based on love, II is in
cumbent upon those who believe IN
this principle 10 accept IL fully, both
for themselves and in their reia-
tion to others. and to take the risks
involved in doing so in a world
which does not as yet accept il.
"That. therefore. as Christians. We
are forbidden TO wage war, and that
our loyalty 10 our country. 70 hu-
manity, TO the Church Universal.
and TO Jesus Christ, our Lord and
Master. calls US instead TO life
service for the enforcement OF
love i'm personal, social. commercial
and international life, with
all that this implies.
"That the power. wisdom, and love
OF God stretch far beyond the limits
of our present experience, and that
He is ever waiting TO break forth
into human life in new and larger
ways.
THAT. since God manifests Him
self in the world through men and
women. We offer ourselves TO Him
for HIS redemptive purpose, to be
used by Him in whatever way He
may reveal TO US
This movement is one OF the most
formidable signs of the fundamental
spiritual reconstruction Of society.
brought about by the present world
tragedy. There is timeliuess in
herewith making public al Christ
mastide the program Of group
of Christians who dare TO trust all
to love
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
CHRISTIAN.
CONGREGATIONAL.
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCHES OF DETROIT

First, corner Woodward and
Forest-aves J. Pereival Huget,
minister. sunday services 1890 a.
m. and 7:so .. m
North woeAwsrd-sve., Wood
ward and Blaine. Chester Burze
Emerson. minister. Sunday SER
viceA, 1oAs Q. m. and 1880 .. m.
rem. Mac H. Wallace. minister.
Sunday services. IL g. m. and 7:so
p. m.
Fort street. Fort and Summit.
NJ. Lee Grant. minister. Sunday
services. 10:ts o. m. and 1880 p. m.
Boulevard. West Warren and
Boulevard. VIM. J. Jacobs. min
lister. sunday services, lo:S o.
m. and 1870 p. m.
Twenty.nfth' Clement Uphsm.
minister. Sunday services 1890 a.
m. and 1870 .. m.
Highland PARK. Woodward and
Dawson !. Paul Taylor, minister.
Sunday services. IL a. m. and 7.3o
p. m.
PilGrin. Lnwood and Hoaarth.
Irving w. Stuart. minister. sum
day services. 1880 q m and 1880
p. m.
First Polish, Jos. Campau and
Hancock. Paul Koxieleck, minis
ter. Sunday services, 10 and l1:se
n. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
NEW FEATURES IN
"Y'S" OPEN HOUSE

The New Year. open house cele-
bation TO be given in the Detroit
Y. NJ. c. A., Jan. l, will include a
number Of new features this year.
among which will be the exhibition
in the big gymnasium. The pro
gram for the gymnastic exhibition
will be composed of companion bar
drills, social games, advanced ap-
paratus work, clown specialties.
human pyramids, volley ball
games. a living fire fountain and
other feats of strength presented by
graded classes, special squads and
gymnasium leaders.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

% IsHOP BREYFOGEL. OF
ID Reading. Pa, who will off,
ciate at the dedication OF the new
basement chapel of the kerehessi--
ave. Evangelical society, Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
ADVENTIST

MARVELLOUS PAN MIC
vIEW-rhe pale Horse asd tis
OF ii,usssssl"". sUNDXY NIGHT.
Chapel. Trumbuli-ave.. bet Perry
and Bagg. Stereoptlcon prelimin-
ary; Cp-to-Date and Out-of- Date
Gers: Trumbuli and Fourteenth
aves, Everybody invited. Leroy
T. Nicola, speaker.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
HIGHER THOUGHT.
HIGHER THOUGHT

II A. m. The Healing Of the
Nations" Mrs Joseph Krolik.
Special Christmas music under
the direction OF Mrs. Wood.
Three lectures by Dr T. II. G.
Bernard, Of Buffalo. presented by
Unity Theosophical Lodge.
saturday, 8 p. 10: The Dead
Whore Are They
surday. 2 .. m: The Coming
Christ"
sunday. 9 p. m: Evolution"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
EPISCOPAL.

81. GseSss's eKsrrk. cor. Howard
and 18th. Sundays 1850 n. m. and
T:30 y. IN. Holy communion, second
and fourth Sundays. 1880 n. IN,
other Sundays. Q q. IN. sunday
school IL noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

There Is one grocery store 10 ev-
cry 900 Inhabitants In the United
States.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
To Prevent The Grin

Colds cause Grip-Laxative Bromo
ouinine removes the cause. There
n only one "Dromo Quinine." f. w.
Q40vWs signature on box. e5c.--
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

The Alteration" a cantsta by New
no..S IN; S'li =, be nuns snnF hg a..rts, Nr. CON-
ney Read. at the special Christmas
music service In Burns-ave. Metho-
dist. sunday evening. The sunday
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

women's Christian association. sun
day. Dec. is IL TO be an open meet
ing led by Miss Helen Brickmsn %
the secretarial etar, the subject Of
which will be Keeping Christmas"
There will be special Christmas nu-
sic by Mrs. y. walsh. accompanied
by Mrs. v. NJ Eustice and At the
social hour following Miss Marion
Murphy will sing.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

The healing OF the nations, WI.
ba the topic ~ Mrs Joseph kTollk : I
II O'clock. in the Higher ThouEht
SUNDAY morning service. There N,n
b., special ChTi stwas music under the
iirection OF Mrs. Wood
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

The West Grand-bivd. Methodist
will observe "Christmas Sunday" to-
morrow. The evening service will be
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Gymnasium classes In the Fort
-. Presbyterian church house opened
this week. Glasses are held weekly
now as follows with Miss Grace Eng
land in charge OF the girls and young
women's CLASSES and Otto Hornung IN
charge OF the mems and boys classes.
Monday afternoon and evening, girls
and young women: Tuesday afternoon
and evening Thursday afternoon and
evening. Saturday afternoon and
svenine. men and boys: Tuesday and
Friday noon. business men.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

R.y NJ Lee Grant viii preach sun
dav morning. on The Christmas grit:
The chorus choir will sing the Christ
mas cantata. Holy Night. oy Nsn-
ford. at the evening service.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

:RNL pIsLE STUDENTS Assn.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

sunday afternoon. dec IS. az the
rhildrrnis story hour in the Fort-st
pres byterian. Prof. Alexander LANG
viii give an illustrated tax on
Things in the heavens ana earth
worth knowing.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

The McGrsso- institute anr ounces
The following speakers and singers
for the coming week Sunday-apeak-
Miss stilson: Monday--Speaker. Mr..
Scott: stereoptIcon pictures; Tues.
day--spesksr, me Rev. George Gyl..
len: wednesday. open meeting led
sing rsday-speAker. the Pew.
! Wellington Hoss: special musical
program by Mr.. and Mrs Newton
Fridsy--"7ht story Of the Other wise
man" by Henry Van Dyke; special
Christina. music by Mrs tudmore and
others; Saturday. Christmas service.
led by George Brown.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

"a sheik Of the desert" will he the
subject OF the Rev. Ames Maywood' =
evening sermon In Cass-ate. Method !.
ist, Cass and Selden-aves Sunday. In
the morning. Il know Him" will be
his subject Judge Harry A. Lock
wood will address the men Of the
he no0p hihfe aghrpI
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Tie Rev Joseph \. Johnston. ot
tie Memorial Presbyterian, will take
for mis- morning subject, The giving
t,lat comes back In the evening
his theme will be The placing a
auard abou. 'he heart"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

The Rev r. n. Dimond. =, OF me
Sintpsnn Tabernacle Methodist. VIII
nave Tor mis- topic IN the morning.
Getting ready for Christmss' even
ing. What religion viii do Tor
man