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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-03

with brlor sermon on Evolution and
Immortality"
Spiritual ProErrssi,r Church-ser,icrs
sunday evening al Z 80 iu NrstfnIIS huI
ReY E G Gable, pnstur Special Ems,
rr services. Subject m" Resurrection Do
Assistants Mrs S,hWartXbrrg Mrs Iur
ge". Z. stephens und other,
Adyrntist-Thc Seventh Ia, Adventist
church "a West Seventh street. services
sunday Ht tiO 70 m. subject saving
Faith, or M True Relation Brrwern
Faith and Works
Elder X H. BcAl will preach at th,
Prnirco>inI Holiness church Jl1 West
california, Saturday night sunday az g.
and
The spiritual Progressive church. At
'Os'g North Robinson street VIII hold
regular services at 4 SUNDAY night Leo
tur" text. THE Flight NJ the Soul" Mr.
honalds will give messages with others
Emmanuel swedish Lutheran Church
West Eleventh street and Shartpl avenue.
tev Scgrrhummar. pastor. sunday
school p.hi 'hlldrcnH Euster program.
Martin Peterson superintendent morning
service II, special Easter music. even
ihg service song service
The Trinit, baptist church choir NJ
10 voices VIII render spprlnl EusIrr
music at both morning and evening srr
vice. under the direction of II " Al
bright Rev \ l. II Hawkins Will dr
liver appropriate sermon for the duy
Both sermons at the FiTst Christian
church VIII be- In keeping with the East
rr season Or Van Horn will occupy the
pulpit both morning and evening The
morning theme Will be The Unused
Spices At night the subject " the nd
dress will be- The Easter Pilgrims" Nv
cry one cordially invited tO all these
services Special music appropriate for
the Easter season win be given by the
choir and orchestra of the First chris
tlnn church under the direction OF Mr.
'hns W Bliss. assisted by the solo
quartet Of The church Al the evening
hour beginning promptly at 80 Tho
time usually allotted To the opening
song service. will be- taken by the choir
loo the rendition " the beautiful cantata
~. Lukc's Methodist church. RIrhtb
ana Robinson. Rev Robert T. Goodfich
pastor sunday school at g.3O J E
Thompson, Superintendent PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening nt I1U
Both services viii be conducted hv Br
y ~ NauHht NJ Abingdon. Va Ne win
conduct revival services AZ H. Iuke,a
church for the next Few weeks every
night
University Place Christian Church
Twenty eighth and Mckmlr, avenue
u. Lane. pastor Ulhlp school O.lI. A l.
Hilpirt superintendent. music by orrbps
ira Morning service. n. subject "Thr
Resurrection Special Easter music bon
turner director junior eudca,or g. sen
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50 by the consent aud orders Of his
Supcriors There are no better troops
In the Russian army than those com
muudcd by General BogdanOft who
held Ulsit for IA time Tilslt is a
town Of $1,000 II fairly drips with
richness. Nut Il roof nor u woman
was touched In Tilsit Not soldier
dared appear ON the streets after
uIghttull Bugduuuff would have had
the flesh tlayed from his shoulders
But
Every Russian told the people Of
rllsit that the time WAS coming
They promised this with lustful grins
tu the women They wandered
through the shops, coyeting to tell
the clerks us they left the time
would come Ouc ulght the time did
come Hogdunoff told his men that
at O'Clock the following morning
they might loot aud then burn the
town. The Germn army was getting
too near Tilsit WAS to be evacuated
The word spread among the towns
people That night the roads out Of
ltlsll were jammed with fleeing peo
pie And at o'clock In the morning
the Germans came, and Wlsit was
saved
What Bogdauoff could do In main
tanning order other Russian officers
could have done II they had wIlled
What they permitted IN burning aud
plllaging and violating women he
would also have permitted II the
Germans had not come
Proofs Piled Up.
In no case were We forced to search
for the sufferers p ut the SlUylsh
hands 1t was only q matter Of stop
ping the automobile In what had been
the street N vhnl had been Il pretty
village There was uO need to ask
If the Rus,siau- had been there A
Jagged line Of ruofIcss walls against
the sky. heaps of uumhliug bricks
that had been homes told the story
Somcv here in that desert ut ashes
and nlcIued stone and echoIug sil
cuo would be Il man or IL woman
Did the Russians lnjure any one
hory
That question was always answered
with a storm Of detail Th, woman,
that gIrI had been yiuIutrd by them
This pretty Giftceuyrurold had been
taken m the Cossack train to Rusylu.
That husband had been tied against
% wall and forced 10 witness his
Wltes violation In no case did We
take these stories us hcHrsay In
every case We piled up proofs that
would convince amy Judge In Christru.
dom
1t is impossible to estimate the
property damage Take the map.
Block out the third Of East Prussia
nearest Russia Consider that almost
every building In that territory hud
been destroyed, that every bit II
property has been stolen or ruined,
and yOu have AN untold total If mil.
lions These Russian soldiers bchu,
cd like drunken apes. Possessed by a
hrStIal muuu Tor destruction They
ripped paper uff the walls They
tore mp floors boz the houses thut
would not burn They hucArd pianos
TO pieces But their greatest crime
WAS the wholesale rgylsbluy ~ pru.
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Episcopal-st. fauls Cathedral, Sew
enth aud Robinson. Very Rev W. o,
klnsolying, Dean Holy communion 900
and no Sunday school $50 Festal
Holy communion and sermon n Chil.
dren's Festal Service 4 choral evensong
and sermon 30
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Inlversltl Place Christian Church
Twenty eighth and Mckinley avenue r.
7 Lane. pastor UIhle school Oil. A T.
hilpirL snperlntcnd"nt' music by orrhes
ira Morning service. n. subject "Ihr
Resurrection Special Easter music. Don
Turner director junior eudcavor 3. sen
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washinEton Avenue Baptist church
Washington and Walker q. n H0lrticll,
pastor Sunday school 40, Sidney '.
lAyIor, superintendent, preaching II
ana 7.I5, Junior B Y. 7. 4. . 80 Sen
Tor B. Y. + / O4J, Miss julia Williams,
president prayer meeting Wednesday
evening 10. choir rehearsal Thursday
evening 4J. Graham j. Albright dl.
rector Subject Tor the morning The
fundamentals of the Gospel. Evening,
The Refuge VI Lies
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First Lutheran Church--Twrlfth and
Robinson Rev Newton II Roger, min
lister. Residence. 2i2 East Twelfth street
Mr. " e Spenny director VI choir sun.
day school at al0, MIR Walt Hartman
superintendent Morning worship al H.,
subject Easter and the neloved Deal Z"
Luther leagne at I leader. Mrs. E y
EhreL Evening worship, musical service
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CHURCHES

Central rrcsbytrrlan. Twelfth and Har-
yry. II O'Clock Communion mediatluns
and service 10, sermon by the pastor,
For Sake uf the name
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first Methodist Episcopal church
Fourth ana Robinson Rev n A Chase.
pastor Prof H. j BARTON choir dlrcc
Tor Mrs e. y Davis otRanist sunday
school $50 morning service n; preach
ing by pastor. subject, m Resurrec
tion what Then r. Epw0rth league 8:l6
evening service. S Easter concert by the
choir
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First Baptist Church, h'e,enth and
Robinson, Or Herman n llultcn, pastor.
Sunday school $50, r. e. Mills superlu
tendent Morning worship II o'clock
subject, AN Easter Message Evening
worship 80 An Easter Recital" The
choir will be assisted by Girls Glcc
club of high school. also vocal aud IN
strumental music from Normal school
" Edmond Young peoples meeting 80
All are welcome
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Divine scisncc --Hrst MNine Science
church ~ North Robinson. Rev Ruth
Ualzipl minister sunday school at ~
clock, sunday morning service ~ "
% clock tonic. "Our Resurrection This
being the first sunday In April Com
munlon will be- held following the morn
ing service Thursday evening service ai
| Z 70 o'clock
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Apollo Club Annual Concert High
School Auditorium, Monday. April ..
ADV.
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South side Christlan-Rcno and Shar-
tel Aaron Prince Aten, pastor. church
school Q.iJ Pam B smith superlnlen-
dent Regular services with preaching
| by the pastor al IL, subject, Easter
| Sermon" Evening s. subject exercise by
the Intermediates and juniors Christian
Eudra,or Z midweek service Wednesday,
.OO
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WITH, Etn 9rlet i,,. sermon on "EyoInlon and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-03

haywood Prosbyt~rian - Ninth aud
SrIs n ~ Surface. pastor SUNDAY
school vt g.lI H. IN viii furnish In
stead " the regular lesson an Easter
missionary pageant. Al II a. IN sermon
hy the pastor, subject, AN Hail. FOL
lowed BY Communion service Special
music Junior &. r p m intermediate
.C aud senior G.. at I y. IN In
srcad of the sermon on SUNDAY evening
ut 4 o'clock there will be- Rn Raster can
uta THE Great Light" by Finley Lyon
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RIrst United BrsthTsn-East Iunth
Innd Uurluud avenue L. Walter Nine
pastor. 0.l5 a. M Bible school 4. G..
Hall superintendent, lOI5 aud I'3O O..
m sermons Morning Easter service
subject. Fact VI the Resurrection ~
rulng subject. A Call 10 Decision
spprml Easter music
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ELDER Il B B~all will preach at the
Penirco,tnI Holiness church U1 West
California, Saturday night sunday at g.
and
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NeCkwear at 25C

A table is filled with lt-new and pretty
Collars, yestecs and sets. They are cXccp-
tonal values
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Wash hats of fabrics, straw hats aso-a
great variety Of styles On Bargain Square,
first floor
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second Presbyterian-Ninth and Me
Kinley, NJ b Cowden, pastor SUNDAY
school at $50 n m; g. J Perry, super
lutcudent \ p \ 6. H. at 041 p. NJ
There win be no preaching services at
either the morning 'or evening hour, on
account Of the pastors absence from the
city.
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Chri.tIan scIrncr-Flrst Church "
Christ Scientist Eleventh street and
Robinson avenue Services ut If and y.
Subirtr " lesson "Tnreulity. sunday
school at $3.50 Wednesday evening ser
vice at ; O'Clock Reading rooms h2
-u8 Culcord building, open daily except
sundays aud holidays from $50 70 o3O.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Bush Smith Wedding.

Miss Augusta Smith and Mr.. James
Crawford Bush were quietly married
at the home of the bride parents We'd
nesday evening at eight thirty. Only
the immediate families were present.
The bride was gowned in green suit
with accessories to match, and carried
beautiful bouquet Of BRIDES roses.
After the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Mr. N. G. Augustus. Deic-
ious refreshments were served. The
popularity of this young couple was
shown by the number of beautiful pres
enLs they received. After the good
wishes of all present were extended,
the bride and groom, accompanied by
party of young folks, went to their
new home which will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Herbert.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Musical Treat for Macon.

By a combination of circumstances
out of the ordinary Macon is to be given
a rare musical treat Friday evening
November 5th, when the Noxubee
County Music Teachers association will
bring Miss Estelle Gray, violiniste. and
Mr.. Moritz Lhevinne. pianiste to the
lyceum for one of their delightful pro-
grams.
To appreciate Miss Grsv one has only
to hear her. She is master of the most
soulful of instruments, her tones are
warm and virile. Her manners on the
platform instantly enchants with her
gracious and unconscious ease. She is
equally charming in lullaby, a gypsy
dance or heavier work.
One Of the most noteworthy facts is
Miss Gray is strictly an American pro-
duct, having studied only in America.
and vet has had European honors show
cred upon her. She has genuine Gre
mona made in Ills, fine specimen
and in perfect condition.
AS for Morltz Lheyinne, so much OF
his past glory still illuminates. and the
ever increasing wonder of this finished
artist makes words of praise frail We
hicle to express the emotion created in
the public heart by his poetic and dra-
matte conceptions of his art.
There are those in Macon who have
heard MIR. Lhevinne and are most en-
thusiastic about his coming.
Tickets are on sale by music teachers
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Mrs. Herbert Enterfains.

One of the prettiest and most attract
i've social functions of the season was
the miscellaneous shower with which
Mrs. Curtis Herbert honored M SIS
Augusta Smith on Friday, Oct. 23d.
The rooms and hall were beautifully
and artistically decorated in garlands
bf southern smilax and wreaths of wild
berries. The brides table in the recep-
ton halIwas especially pretty with dain-
ty festoons of yellow ribbon and white
daisies, which hurg from the chande | er
and fell gracefully to the corners of the
table, where they were caught with
clusters of the same dainty flowers
On the brides chair were huge butter
fly bows of white and yellow tulle.
At the conclusion of The games, forty
two, an elaborate two course menu was
served, in which the white and yellow
color scheme was most successfully
carried out. The guests were then in
vited into the dining room, which was
arranged to represent hay field. In
an immense pile of hay the gifts for the
bride were hidden.
The honor guest was ledi the room
by Master Shelf Skinner, Jr., and little
Misses Shady Smith and Elizabeth Fer
ris, who were dressed as little rustcs
and given rake, tied with white and
yellow tulle, with which she harvested
her crop of rememberances, an evid-
ence Of her popularity.
About fifty guests had the pleasure
Of attending the shower.
Misses Nancy Patty and Nellie Smith
kept the score.
Miss Lallie Dorroh won the prize,
bottle of perfume. Mrs. Herbert pre-
sented the honoree with a lovely hand
painted rose jar.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
SOCIAL DOINGS.
Musie Teachers Assoeiation.

Music Teachers Association.
The following is a program of meet
ing of the Music Teachers association,
to be held at the residence of Miss Dor
roh. Saturday, Nov, 9th.
Personally Of Mendelsshon. Miss Miller
Octette in f fiat, Miss johnson
Op, g., No 3, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Price
Vocal, Witches Song, Mrs. McMillin
Midsummer Nights Dream, Miss Dent
Paper, Miss DJrroh
On Wings of Song, Mrs. McMillin and
Mrs. Barclay
Rondo Capriccioso Mrs. Spessard
General discussion
Questions concerning MendelSshon
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

at dollar, and special concession has
been made to school students of half
price tickets. To secure these consult
your Individual teacher. Reserve seats
at Book Store o. or before Nov'r. Sd.
No reserved seats after that date.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

A merry party from Caledonia:
Misses Nora Evans, frankie Nichols,
Mr.. A. Morris and DR.. Owen. with
Miss Buelah Smith from Columbus,
motored down last Sunday and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Jackson
nd Rev. R. w. Evans and family.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
CHURCHES

Sunday school 10 @. ~ preaching at
II a. m. and ESQ p. m, You are cord
tally invited to attend all these serv-
ices, X. 0. BOWN, Pastor.
BAPTIST
Services will be held morning and
evening Special music will be rem
dered The public cordially invited.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Parent Teachers Association

Music, Miss Rhymes
Roll call
Minutes
Business
Discussion of plans submitted by So
cial committee.
Music, Miss Edna Bush
Paper, The Result OF. Late Hours, Mrs.
Carleton.
Music. Mrs. viii Connor
Paper, Making of Dullards, Mrs.
Jackson
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Visiting Lawyers.

Among the attorneys attending the
session of the Chancery court this week
were Messrs. Wilbourn, Brooks. Brook,
Gilbert and Graham of the Meridian
bar. Gully, DAVIS and Jack of Kemper,
Gates Ivy of West Point, and Messrs,
Hale of Columbus, and Magruder of
Starkville, and Rob ert Earl Skinner of
Carrolton. Ala.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

The cemetery association will meet
Mrs. E. f. Dantzler Tuesday, Nov. at
$3.50 p. m.
The Walter Barker chapter U. b. G.
will meet Wednesday, Nov. Sd, 3 p. m,
at Mrs. l., F. Holberg. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Come One! Come All!

Give me your work. Old clothes
made new. Work guaranteed, right
prices. ity Pressing Club,
&, !. SARGENT, Prop,
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Elect -four at Crigler's. phone 25.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY.

Any one desiring services of steno-
grapher, please call on me at the office
of Strong & Bush. MARY R. PRICE.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

Just received fresh shipment of
Graham flour. Whole wheat flour, pre-
pared, cake flour and pancake flour at
Crigler's, phone 25.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

Miss Annie Ella Ames was hostess
of kitchen and dining room shower on
Monday afternoon for Miss Augusta
Smith, this weeks popular bride, The
large number of gifts displayed in the
reception hall attested the epopulerily of
the honoree. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Calhoun Club.

Calhoun Cub.
Tuesday the Calhoun Club met with
Mrs. Charles Scales. After business
a delightful plate lunch was served,
The visitors present were: Mrs, l.. l..
Cheatham, of Meridian; Mrs. L. b.
Ferris, city. The next meeting will be
with Mrs Bette Lee.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

STANDARD Oil Co.'S. barrel No.
29964 The party holding this barrel
will please return at once and receive
reward. II. N. SCALES,
Sinh Agent
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

5 Bill says, how about Fall suit
rock bottom pri es. Fit guaranteed
City Pressing Club.
c. !. SARGENT, Prop.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

FOR SALE-Seyera thoroughbred Jersey bull
calves. One old enough for service. Sons Of
Raleighs Fairy Boy No. g. and grandsons Of
Raleigh Fairy Boy No. 92555, and Convent Lady
2lg.A ass +; gl35 II. c. winners of many prizes IN
public show ring on Isles Of Jerses Address
JOHN K, WILSON. Macon. Miss.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

Mrs, Joe Scott will entertain this
friday afternoon at Auction Bridge.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

Elect flour at Crigler's, phone Is.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

COLLIE DOG LOST--A Scotch Collie, or
years old, brown body and white neck, answers to
the name Of Reeves, VIII pay reward for any
g, J. ROBERTSON
Deerhrook Miss,
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29
Bulbs! Bulbs |!

Paper white Narcissus and double
white Hyacinth bulbs at
II. NJ. JONES.
Macon beacon., 1915-10-29

MELLlLOTUS SEED-2O0 bushels Of Mellllotus
for sale at 81 per bushel. W. T. BklIlON.
Cooksville Miss.
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NaGionalisrn Is False God and America, Says Bar
oness de Rawch, Must Pay Her Debt TO the World,
by Regulating Ewrope's Finances and by
Creating "a Basis for a High Moral
Demand for Honesty.

like the trumpets of Jericho her call must
penetrate the fearful clash of arms. She will
be heard where the prayers of the Pope fade
away unheeded. Perhaps it is to be bewailed
that the time has passed when the anathemas
of this ruler of Christianity could paralyze the
most powerful arm, when crowned heads
could be condemned to penitence. Now it
is for America to have the glorious courage
OF youth, youth creative, not destructive, to
drive its imperative will through the thousand
obstacles of combat and awaken Europe from
its nightmare.
Let them lay down their arms--let them 90
back TO their daily home life, to their children
to their own, if but for a while
Let their souls return 10 respect for lite
and death; let their pacihed senses review
these inhuman trials through which they have
been hunted. Let them Judge with cooled
blood deeds done in an excitement of terror
and adherence, and men would revolt
against this dreadful compusion.
Perhaps they waiting anxiously for the
delivering commandment, desperately looking
for the savior whose hand would help them
out Of this inhnty Of destruction. 1t is
question OF the psychology of human nature
that 4 tension once relaxed cannot be brought
again up to the same passion. Since man has
wandered on earth he has cherished as his
deepest longing the sacred desire of peace
Through all bis earthly restlessness he has
heard the hopeful promise sung by the hosts
OF heaven over the Judean hill.
There seemed readiness in mankind for
this highest degree OF culture. II seemed
that man having subdued TO his uses the most
energetc forces OF nature could also cultivate
his heavenly plant II terrestrial ground-it
seemel But it was revealed that what the
most extreme refinment OF the intellect has
accomplished is not the development of the
moral sense. The daylight of culture has
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Young Albert Boni, who was introduced at
fectionately By Mrs. Gilmore as being inter
estng because he was such a radical and
such baby" came out strong for some Japa-
reese sandals. articles OF footgear which no
body in the world outside of Japan could wear,
but which he seemed to think would make
comfortable bedroom slippers. Or perhaps he
liked the queer boxlike shape OF them. AT
any rate, be was right when he could hear
the click. click down the streets of old Japan;
those sandals arc capable OF poetry if not OF
total comfort.
Tom Bevans was found in corner ring
ing bells And such bells as they were,
too Quite different objects from the little
ingling things we ring for griddle cakes with,
really so lovely that you would hesitate to
use them for just any old purpose at all. They
were labelled Italian Bell, SI.5o'; and you
knew right away that they belonged in an
Italian garden or formal reception room, even
if they DO cost only that skinny little sum.
These bells are china, clapper and all, and
decorated Italianissimo with flowers and
bands Squat bells they are, looking for all
the world ike we'll dressed Italian dowagers,
appearing only in the best circles.
THE BEVANS FAMILY is THERE.
And MI Bevans wasn't the only person
ringing them. Almost every other minute,
above the hum Of voices and the clink of the