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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-25
Local Freight Work, Construction and
Wrecking Service:

Flagmen and brakemen, $3.50 per
day. Runs of 100 miles or less,
either straight-away or turn around,
age pro rata Overtime will be COM
puted on the basis of ten miles an
hour, and will be paid Flagmen and
brakemen 26k cents an hour. In COM
putting overtime less than thirty min
utes one hour, 1 hour thirty minutes,
two hours, etc.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-25
d. Porters. $40 per day.
Through and Mixed Service:

Flagmen anil brakemen, .024 per
mile. Runs of 100 miles or less, either
straight-away or turn around will be
paid as 100 miles, excess mileage pro
rata. Overtime will be computed on
the basis of ten miles an hour, and
will be paid: Flagmen and brake
overtime less than 30 minutes will
not be counted 80 minutes one hour,
| hour thirty minutes, two hours, etc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19
CITY NEWS.

Phoenix silk hose, gloves. Lowitz.
Christmas tree outfits with fancy
lamps King Plumbing Co.
An Ewers-McCarthy Co. suit,
overcoat or raincoat will be appre-
ciated
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19
CITY NEWS.

Abe Martin says beans on easy
payments i'll be the next thing
The parcel post window at th
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19

postoffice Is a busy one. The ne-r
ness of Chrirtmas is causing tn. rush
Extra help is being put on by
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19

the merchants, the express companies
and the postoffice in order to take
care Of the holiday rush.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19
sILLIARps AND sowLINo.

FOR SALE--Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with complete
outfit, s125; second hand tables at
reduced prices. Easy payments. Cigar
store. drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Bake Collender Co., Davenport, Iowa.
1. c. Sanders. agent. 219 Harrison st.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-19

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Nov. zion. Gladly Raise tsrrnpd b.
HssleT Wtilsnl.
From Heaven High tbs Anfss Gang Tar
ranged by Csr~slce DicS nsonD.
Som ~ tho bngeis." traditional eightAsnth
century fsrsnxsd ~ Clarence Dicsinsonl
''ffris,rnss'' ..-........... Harry Rove shsl1sy
''Jesui thou Dear Babe Divine" traditional
cradle song from Hsyu lnrsngei by Clsr-
encs Dickinson)
''Ths sh,ph,rds' Cbris.mm Song"
Heinrich Rtnann
solo. vi,h Gale obblissto and
chorus. 20 Holy Might ................. Adm
r1sponss-"H Holy Night
Postluds-Orgsn and cello.
Orrsn preiuds-Chrs1nss Pptorals. 30. hsrtsl
choir rysio--Csnts,a "ros Alteration"
GeorSs p. SsTin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
Guard Gained Weight on pora..

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 81
Guardsmen have derived great pS,'.s'
benefit from border service was -
in a statement to-day b. Colond !
D. McGsv. chief surgeon Of the So
ern Department Colonel NcCsv -,
the case Of the LIST South Carolina i
fsntry. The 1000 men In the srr,ss'
ton showed IN aggregate nj !
weight Of 5000 pounds while In H. -
vice. or On average increase q :,
pounds a man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

try, Is fast returning TO the is,.
1907, which was q record one.
During the ten months endex
October, 1907, the United States ~
goods 70 Mexico TO the value fx'
100000. Up TO 1914 exports 10 ~
for the corresponding ten month L.
fallen 70 the low level Of t27.7xs
Last year like shipments were ~
at $4,000, 900. and for the corress..s
ing period Of the present year tds, 4,
jumped 10 S44,s0o,00o. This Il =
crease Of approximately SisMs
over . year ago. The gain n 4
American exports 70 heIico N ~
over 1914 was So per cent. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
PrvsIud.-'Naych Mnitslr-'' ............ .sohubsr
Trurnp~ss pisno ard orrsn

Trump-s. pi,no ard orsn-
Marbls Cor-~fs,s. Frth Averus and Twenty ninth
Street
rr,iui.-"Gl,ris IN Ercelsis' from the ns~ss
Sol,nnells" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Gouncd
string nute. harp and organ.
Carrie Christmas Rolls .......I Sshasnsn hsnhsvs
Anth-u,-'' Christians. lvstc' ,........ N. n Hisu
Teror .olo-'o Tit,i, Town o, rs,hl.hsn"
Charles Gilbert epross
Ar,h.r,--"Coms ard Worship" 30. ". warren
Orertn-y-"Av hans" .........,. Bach -Gcino1
Cello solo With violin ohbiisso.
Cradle Song ~ th- VIRGIN .............. Brahms
Cortralio solo with vios obbliEsto
An Oh Austrian csrol-'1hs shsphsrds Christ
mas eong' ................ Rsims m Dicsirsoo
With ,opr.no solo and mt. obblgato
ou.n p.uui. -All,ro oon Brio. ......... Barn
Hap violin COLO snd ors,n.
Anuer-"Au Ran tbs Virgins Soni'
With tenor solo and obblls,to Of violin ara h,rp
Chrttmr csntsts Holy Night co.. N.ils Csde
baritone solo" NDv.th' ............... Gc'inod
Traditional carol ~ tho fcprte~th csnturJ-
FROM hsaron high hs ang,s CONS"
Arranged ~ Clarence Dickinson
rntrds-'1be shsphsrds and ths Nur'
Violin, cello hap and orr.n.
eoprsns sclo-sonE ~ Nosl ...... ldophs Ahsn
TfsdItionsl cradle song OF Hsy,i--"JeSu,i
Litus Bare So Fair
Arranged By Cusncs Dickinson
organ postrues-Christnn FhsntssyDs 10 Tombells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Eulsn-Nsw YcTs. is2d Street Ard Gyuni Morn,
Pa-k Wes
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 20
Orv1n and voiir-
Authsrn--E Crns UPon Midnight C.eI-.
Arthur suIli's.
Chimes and organ.
Anthegl-'B rightsst ana Best q The so-s ~
the Morning Observation-Disclosures. Cooruht
Soio-'Night % Nights" ............ Price
Mss Ma-y = Harbeson
Pcslufo-Psstnrzl Symptom from The Mes
Organ ard -icnn
IN the evening al O'clock tho ch1ir vii rerdcr
re esntsts ertted The Word Mads Fls.h" b.
Shepherd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

ARE to wonderful things undfeahed Oh
w twenty wears ago. Of these the greatest has become inc
W most COMMUNICATIVE motor vehicle.
one IN every thirty persons the United States owns
Aside from pleasure the convenience and certainty o
getting from place to place quickly has become necessity
Speed and certainty Of transportation doub important IN
moving merchandise truck Just in time to make
possible of caring for rapidly increasing popu
lation
Out in the country we'll crowded Ceners people
demand the service truck They de-
mand for the delivery of everngce coal groceries, clothes
The merchant manufacturer transportation that
has not motorized his delivery system looked on with qe
zion today-hs competitor has stolen a march on him.
All the big express companies well equipped with motor
trucks of different and capacities Department stores
them almost TO exclusion of horses The modern hospital in
creases it's usefulness its field of service by the swift motor
ambulance Our every day using and
trucks.
The become yeararound dwelling places be-
cause the In the dead of winter the city merchants
reach away that cut off for days when
storms made travelling impossible for horses.
Observe realize the transformation effected by the motor
truck To many gradually that has lost its
der The motor vehicle is a necessity.
THE AUTOCAR COMPANY
ARDMoRE, PA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

rr;ek. rnh Arru, s1d rsirt--s~-uc4 strrsi
SUNDAY. ppcyraEEB ~
FT..ra.-v -o..n. vto'ouoel'o htrD and srrln.
srE r. q. shepherds '................... ots
"Ccnsmllstisc- .........................p ,lli,r
Ar;nan 'Br-ss nth. Oh. Bssutsocs Hss--nH
l1ght'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bies
Glory % God IN ths Higtest- ......... Nosl.
C,rls-.rroa Hsa-cn High .rourteeutk csrtl7
LtHe pocT ...............J . Matthews
siItecth century
SIT S7vT, he Hvainr o~I s-hishsn
orertory--An Hal ia v,-rias sor .Diskinsso
Nau-'- t1Fl'Solb .-.-..s.--..- I-tnir
Frcluds-violfn. vinisresre hsrp and o-rUl
.,iynaus :....'..-s'-.--- I ,s
Artheu-'Clcry 10 God n -. Hirh.st'' P.ryoeai
Carols-.@hencs CONS 1h-ss Great Hsts y
Angels 80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old r-eccn
A Christmas sorr ,or csi,drc-. s,th yea; ana
tnal Observation-Disclosures. FcFIScenth Century
Silent Night" .... Old Ge-msn. arr. Dsmr,.eh
orerory-"oh. Holy Might" ...-......-... .Ilsrt
PoSfiuds 80 Evening Observation-Disclosures. hrisns
v'alin. uolooc-llr hArp Ard orrs7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

lnih.r,-'Trou Hesreo Hish ID, tnE-, Sc'ne
Tradiuontl f'irfssnh csurIry
Wv" schubert Wllhslrri
~, -, ...,i,,- p.ru" ..... Hs-41lfnsn
I~tb.n-,sThs shepherds ChristnH s0s
eNs"'h ~ Reir1srn
Duets DAN snd orsAnl--''Mslriis ..,9epe.uTr
To Wild Ro~e' 49,. ...'... ha.i, 49,. ''
VI" 'N' 'N'' Suii'rsn
- r.,,s. ...... .C,usfnsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Midnight
Praiuis-"No&l" .....................--,-. Gigoni
Mas In Pastoral ......... 10y -.
Orsr,ory nois',-" Ho,lis chrs'us .... - a ION
sung b. tho 81 Cecilia choir.
Communion interuds -Allegreito nesle
II a
prsluds-rirh pymphony (rrst rnov-nonD .Vidor
Fidsss" .....,..... No-.no
Mn-''y.ni Crestor spit,us" fner)..P 1on
Orertory most-" Hodis Chrs,us .......P ion
Poscufe--" roccsta' .........s...s..s...s- Nilof
TO p n
Prslnds-vsrsti-ns 81, IN Vol ............ MsrV
P,sins. Anthem and hsrifcst. .........P. a. Ion
Hymn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-.s-..'-.s' ~,
Am. ',....',,..,..' 'r,tb,-d,
Mo'ef-"Orit MANA ....t..sss.-st.sss L'h,,lsl.i-
Adore Is" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MAD
"Tsnturn Ergo ...-........ ..-....-...f = lon
Tenor solo and choyrs.
rostiuds "nsrris Rnlisioss" (ner) \ 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
MEXICAN TRADE JUMPS
American Exports Fast Approaching
Record Year Of 1907
-Yrnrn M Tribune Buresul

Washington, Dec. 23.-Americsn er-
port trade with Mexico, which suffered
a severe setback as the result OF the
disturbed conditions In the latter coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

R~advsJ. Ccnn Tittn s.roet
SUNDAY. prO1fsLs ?.
Prs,cssional-Hyrn No. lTa
rNoroicsy-"Oid Hundro6'h
Hymn-No $50.
psate~-solc-tioa Va g.
Chr-fs-"Gioris" ('"rrelrh Mt.-) hosrt
contrslto 500 Thcu Tia. rsust Gced
or.-or5-A Christmas psstorAe -koF-F
Hyuin--No III.
|no AD' ''V' sullivan
R.e.uirnu-H7mn No I73
Purtiude -Haie,uiah" chorus ----------- -S'ndsl
r-.,ud.-"A Ch-is-mss Musstts" ...---..-.. Nsily
In re.t BsrsoI 900 i =, ~,
r,,,.,..s,or,i H7nn No i7l
Cho-is-''Guk the Glad scund- -----.----f,frsf
Psaiter-Seectior No, ~.
csro,-~while shephsris Watched rfs',
flccc b Nis3, -FoItscor
99s-:o-, -C,rstpSs IN sicily ...........r o
,1os N. sf.r q c5rstnas shins" sssI
repoq soio--.'Coufcst Ys'' e Nssdah") Hands,
Csros--". virrn Unspo''sd. ''"s I rsr,,-,,
contr.tf, sc,o-.evo candle Was There, Lehman
Csrols-"s shepherds Five IN Rinf The
C,-sSs ps,ils .........--. Ncoie
soprano solo--A Christmas snr.--.......- Arsais'
csIol-No77l, $50. Wed
Bass .o'o- But wno, NAY ABIDE The Day
Of His Coming Mssshis5a 9;s ~,
csros- The rirs. Noel God Res 1oo;
Merry Cenfienen" -------. AfsolllDi-h
r.. ,s.iguAl-Hyrnn Va lfd
Postiu ic-''March Of tbs %sr- -----------pu hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
s..z>zy.ss@>S1,uQh1jl's1lnas
~ 81 musiit ,r%;
EVfe,St,MQhumIr}Grls ! -

C~nt-,i Msn.pu A--ue snd Yr-y S-v-th s'--et
SUNDAY. nDIESBEs -
II I.
rreiuds-r,rtStsAs o. CHRISTMAS csroi- Is7f-
s
vtrIn cello hap ard -taa
C.--I-~A ChNd IL Ron n B~thlehsrn" -Cnsfvics
"Glo-y ~ 80 TrinlJ. " a cspeus chorus.
Rsehrsrincr
Lr'Nsrr = Nrisrnn Day ............ .Nou Bost
solos 70 all rsrs
O-o-toJ sathsm-' Ssholc. All RS Esrte
S'fefn SER Observation-Disclosures. -Hurce7
S-rr4no solo tx--T ard earytnrs 6rrt, r.
r,s'e choCus ard male choruA With rniin.
cello hap snt crrsn.
Slept Nedrsror--Is Scmrr1 - N vG0
xss-s-e
v1oru 'cers ard orrxn
A. re srsracor ssrvirs tls 2 - ns srtt,
Christmas csntns TIE Christ Ct,A b {.
Eavl.y, vii - rendered - ths full ensts - vocal
rs and instrur- y tslis,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Decidedly Worthwhile Values
Wool Dress Fabrics and COatdmgs
will be offered on Tuesday, December <otn'
when quantity of
Suit, Dress, Skirt and Coat Lengths
will be placed on sale
at extraordinary price redMctionS'
This Sale comprises BroadcotH1s, Plain ana
Checked Velours dc Laine, Peau de Souris'
Serges, Ga0ardines and English Mixtures;
arso Resver Csracul and Moleskir1 Cloths
and Silk Seal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24


has ready for Winter remarkably attractive
selection dainty morning. afternoon Luncheon ano
promenade wear embodyng development fFashionn
stye material decoration
number of the fresh from the atelers OF
the leading couurieres Paris there also Charm
inc ordinations front the American designers
Hats Paraso1s and all the Accessories
Of the fashionable Southern costume obtanabe in their
respective Departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
c-,urrh 0, ths Beloved pis-ps. Zsst Eighty nfnn
Street
SUNDAY. DECEMBER -
Midnight
pr.'ud.-"Pastrrh symphony from Tbs hs Ss.,
String quare- sup ara ors.
P-ocess.osaI hymn q Come. Al 20 N-'."''
snfh.m-'A Bab. Lies On ths C.,de tof',f
.'1-,e Itaiieiujah Chorus" ~ Ito PrssAntaiioh
co,nT,nSio1 hymr-"Wnils sbsphsrds Watched Ihsi'
Fiocn bg Might"
p3ts--. 80. ii 'cs-oIeaworderhul Night"
PostIude-PastoraI from ths Christm" oralorlq -,
stnns ouu1ot harp and orrsn.
CHRISTMAS pA1
P,lvds-"Adasi0" 60. ......' . =. -
c.,,-,,,,io,, se-yils N b. PaEkS
tniIsm--"Glo5y % Cod IN tho blsn's' ,..sns,S,r
P''uua'- si 4 fi,|i GasItst bssp and organ
.srirauon. Last r,eaty ninth stree 's''seo
FIN and MAIDS on avenue
SUNDAY. DECEMBER "a
1880 a.
...io.sl--"on Jordsns Bank ---. fas'--iuS
lie Deum. Sirpsr
BeuedIcte ....... ...-..-.. ''''-'-' Flv,v
Pgcbsr,.iic ONO in s,, JsaaS
fsss..arn,-'Inclns Trims Ear hi,Iin,i
Bsrsssio-ial-"r Thou Art Coming -''''A
2.
p7oe,s,iousl-"Tny kingdom Come" ------.. -Hayn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

20. BroAdsC TA5e-l2e'
sr,-pAY. pEcDBER -
II a.
oy,,p-.ns. C. rvv Chrs'snS IS sy :.
Cse-,t-.~s-esk Fc-th. BssDteons asa''A s.,b
-
..t.S..-ss- we've "a re Bon - Me- as -sso..
C,-,l-''rnftrt 60 Grcte 1900. 80 r--I-,s
cr---o---Aito sois The Ni-slr' LnILA's D1
sp
e...,-Pssto-sl svnph- s-
tG-of-Tns - .. Bfahms
TIE Ansss Slee-Ns Prs o-ius
r1-yto-e SOLO "MThty Lc7d ahd 49, m. s,.h
GioTnli Ion -. - FeS rmuin
ne sl.e9 a. the child Jesus =, IN,
E,,.-sfo-s IRON the Ch--stn" roT1on o. IE,,4.l
r,s'o-ai syr1phr-y- soprano r-otstivs HnTe
Were sh.pls-1s.
r-a-,s "Gio-y - God 49,
c.-t,,iis $50 re shAu Feed BIS rencs
eor-sr9 soio Come Irt0 FIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Fourth. West End Asous and Ninety erst strsel
SUNDAY. DECEMBER e
II a. 10
oTan-O-e-orJ upon two Chr1stznu hymn
GIiimsui
Anthsn-'O Little Tow o. Btthlshan" Marc
arols-' Jesus. Thou Dear Bshs ..........
Traditional from Hayl
Vol. eighteenth century ............. Gevs4Il
Tho shepherds .......... ...-...... Iyiniese
while r. NJ sheep tsesrnteuth century,.
Jungst
O1ertory-'Ths song o. Miriam Schubert
OTsn-' Srsri. Festive" Observation-Disclosures. Boset
?. m.
Organ" Noel ........................G uilnsnt
Allegro Maestas0 harp. vclin and organ 90. Hobers
Arthem-''Ihs Sccg Of the Angel" ........
Traditional eighteenth century
frio-"Csln" harp. violin and organ o.. .Hobs-r
Duet" Bsrceuse" (hsrp and violinl .... -Iemaire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
CONGREGATIONAL

CONGREG ATIONAL
c>-~-A - rss rrrtzA Bsu- s1s s-n's7 s7-s~
R-,>fiy1.
SUNDAY. pEcrSBEs ="
1919 p e.
rster,i rr3pse-y--"N sSsish' ...--.--.-'- % - ="
Yor tt-rSs and oran-
- sssr e. tho child Jesus ..-. -D~%'"
Ta- ha~- cello snc nrsh -
-P~ps-s Is,s>f zou iCnrlsnss 80
Tn sp A.aiar Earp .....- .----.----
For hArp Nors , -
r.-~ ~ sS-'- Nsrht -Esirn-irl A+'9~-'
r. sr5ap hs-p. chln~ and 0TEsn
exn.xt.-..rrs Ch-istnss Rnse --.----- go,
o-erta-y AZ ths1--' zoe - $50
Yor sEirr Ld 0rEan
f.tS > 70
go, Ro>o Ysr Rlo-uduE. .-.--- rTsioIrl.
a c-,s1, Eo-t 70 N. virsnn" n.y.
n, V!-r-rs Lu..aey' .-- ------'' S.,gii-r.-
n, BirtsaV ., -. King 49,. Boz Ard
-fHr. Ca-ns besn a. Cf-istrss lnrr -''- lSsr,
o Hay NiEnt ..------.- ---'-' C1inof
-N.zRrrth 80. =, r----.,.r,,. Noro'
AZ &c Frnoh N0e'' Ar ~ G--tert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

UNTvERSALIST
Divine rasgnry
SUNDAY. DECEMBER :,
II q N
Prrlrhs -orssn ana cello
irih,ms--sonp n the Fourts>nth CsntrJ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

u.r,iro,, ard Nurc piui'fi. IN y oouno,
Anthem, ''rrrps-. y. the way ~ he lord- S.Tsu
f-.r,rs b,r-- The eh,dov, ~ IN. Evening
Hour .........-+ o.. '---+-- $3.50, |
orc. h,rrn-''C1.,r vault ~ H>s~n ...... ,l'fs
p.r..-iorsi. 20 Mother Dcsr. jerushsm goo NNn
''Ierrls,le-r Nv Happy Homs" ....-....... .hNt's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

WE ARE accustomed to wonderful things undrearned OF
wv twenty ago. Of these the greatest has become tc
" most COMMUNICATIVE motor vehicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
ROMAN CATHOLIC

81 rrsncis XAVIER. West sir'senh street
SUNDAY. DECEMBER q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

rtrt Avvnua E'rnty f1h strer and Pm Arcrus
ira Rsv Chnls ". WEIGH. minister.
SUNDAY. pECESBEn -
II
o-Sn preute-"ohrttn. Pa'tnris" .M1s,l
Arths-'-"sinf. o Hesvc-s". .....-.. ... Tours
C,-o,-'Io. how . Rnrs E1 Blooming
Prrtcr1us
oc-rtory sntseD--Gls-y to God in ,hs Hlfhest'
rergoi-si
Pcstiuhs ~''cScrus q kspaort,% ....... Lemmen,
o
c-ysn r--'ufe-~BShsher" ..-......... .hhnne
"ChriBtmn n efcty .....-...-..-.- . -. a. ion
Frocssions csro-''vhan TIE sun BIO sqnh
70 Rest" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Olo Entin
S.ro-oss wio:ry Ns y. i,td od frrSss
C.-oL--"Ths shephe7ts' ChrStnn soS
Ausiri.n Fnlnort
orr-tasJ csroi-'-rhe socx q The Angels
Traditional. Eshtnnnth Csneury
C,rol-~Ane,ui. Kyrie Christie" go. Old Frcnch
Csio,L''Holy Nisn. Psao.ful SIht
rrtluHs--HsnenJA CnorH- .......... .Hsndt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

A Reduction Saleof Women'S Boots
to DC commenced ON Tuesday, will offer
great variety of styles about to be dtscon-
tir1ued, the prices of which, due to the range
Iof sizes being incomplete, have been reduced
to
SITS. $3.50 & S5.75 per pair
nersorsI selection Is recommended
(Wonfen's Shoe Department, SECOND Floor)
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24

Women's Tailored Suits
FOR STREET AND SPORTS WEAR
> will be placed OF sale, commencing Tuesday
December 10Th, at the extraordinarily
reduced prices of
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 & $500
(sizes 81 to ~
Ten Thousand Yards of
Cotton Dress Materials
i'm several attractive varieties, will be placed
on sale on Tuesday, arranged In Lengths
suitable for Women's Dresses and Skirts
and Chldren's Frocks,
at remarkably low prices.
At the same time number of
SEMI-MADE COTTON SKIRTS
suitable for sports, country or morning
wear, will be offered (the range Of sizes BE-
ing Incomplete at the unprecedentedly low
price of
Sh.fO each
This Sale, which will take place on the Fir"
Floor, presents an unusual purchasing
opportunity for this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-24
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THE ONLOOKER :.
Word Sketches of Topical Events
By "Ham''-

uOt PcImlCtcU mdu 10 question, OF
at least explore with success.
In the meantime man is compel
led to introduce agents that will
keep in control his DR.. Jekyl and
Mr.. Hyde character. OF the most
successful of these is auto suggest
ion. For this reason good litera-
ture is demanded in public libraries.
The influence of good reading
material engenders corresponding
quality in the thot, aud finally,
logical action. 1t is the things det-
rimental to the form of goodness,
that brings to life the baser quail
ties of the dual character more or
less latent in us.
The only way to deaden the &C.
tivities of the baser character is to
stop feeding it with thot. Without
this it does not flourish, even in the
most fertile brain. Permit thots to
strengthen the better character
only.
Not so long ago many people be-
lieved that Nature was infallible IN
her Judgment. They believed she
made no mistakes in her evolution
thru the ages. More recently
scientists were informing us that
Nature made many errors of con-
struction, as well as destruction.
Some writer's insist that the whole
scheme of natural evolution Is blind
and claim that the cataclysims re-
corded in history are proof of Ma
lures fallability. They point out
that history records the construc-
ton and consequent destruct ion of
entire spheres of organic matter.
The argument recalls to the
memory of the writer a lesson con-
tanned in a school book on Natural
History. The author described a
sunset over the edge of an extinct
volcano. The golden brown rays of
Sol made the little village at the
foot of the mountain appear like
description of the enchanted city in
the fairy story.
The mountain side facing the
town sloped gently into the fertile
valley. The people were quiet,
simple folk content to exact a fair
burden from the soil in return for
their labor. They were at peace
with all the world.
One morning loud rumblings
were heard from the mountain peak.
A minute afterward the top of the
old crater was blown upward by
the impatient liquid fire so long en-
tombed in the earth. The flames
were followed with lava whose
burning streams picked their chan
nels down the mountain side in
ever increasing volume.
The peaceful village was buried
in an avalanche of molten stone.
Soon the ashes descended. In a
little while no trace of village, farm
or human life was visible for miles
around. Nature had gone abroad
in one of her wild escapades.
Why should not the theory that
Nature is irresponsible gain Gre
dence?
Women are taking place of men
in many industries thruout the war
afflicted countries.
Wonder if smoking is forbidden
on street cars operated by women?
And if it is considered proper to re-
linqush ones seat to a lady con-
ductor so she may rest once in a
while.
And they have police women too.
Wonder how they manage things
when chasing a suspect over fences
and alley sheds?
Suppose one of the fire. women
discovered blaze in a dock shanty,
always infested with vicious rats;
would her sMnrn dufu cnmnal her