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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

u""Ih the William Pos.y who 10
m,th''oned as son in the viii ~
''"'-,"S "AeN' OF charles County. Md
az '''H was not William or ,'ouontr,.
township. Chester COUNTY I-x.iEn;
u" NaS "f that family. IIc u,,nos .o,,.
EDWARD and John, tho Other ,wn hoi,,c
Iiii"m. Tor himself aud Peter FOR his
hroih"r-in-iaw Peter KclI,r .rLa
names Edward and William are mo,
common IN The Mary land family. hut
"Ppe"T NJ thai branch. Thomas
haH brother. Edward. aud several
othei brothers and sist,- III, farther
''"hh f"ScN. VAS twice uarricd ,irs,
/" '.Ndi" and second 30 Elizabeth. vim
survived him. recall that you th,ipb,
20" found among Mr Browns notes
an indication mat William. son Of
thomas, WAS In Charles County. after
We hnn our William in chester Comfy.
hHt ! iali /" tiud any such note lie
PAID mis- church dues in Durham parish
up 10 l'N3. ana then disappears. ana
"" nnd him taxed in Coventry i'm I'M
We have u" proof ,hat Micajah was
only brother propinquty Of resi-
dcnce. John rosey WAS a Rcyolu
t"hafN soldier from Cumberland Coun-
~ which then included Franklin
county extending Ia the Maryland
me al point no Very great distance
from CHARLES County, and that was a
Tune OF Ei.ration Westward va,
KNOW Virginia and MARYLAND claimod
about all of Western renus,,ryn,i.
PRIOR TO the Revolution. the Virrini.,
''"l!hS not being adjusted for man.
Years after its close \ d,sncr,,e -,
tort was made by Lord Duumorc Gov
ernor of Virginia, 10 settle Virnini,ns
IN the disputed district. with Fort pr
now Pittsburgh. as the seat OF ius,ice
OF Augusta County. Va
ms may have brought the poscys m
mere Humphrey Posry. brother ~
'homaS and Edward o. their nenhcw
ono o" tn" other. Humphrey. ,h,, hrn,h
cr. having son Humphrey wen, m
Virginia from Charles County. Md ma
POSSIBLY Edward and others of tho
'am1iy did ais" and Joined the inicra
non into Pennsylvania. William may
nave been soldier III Virginia ,roors
serving IN Pennsylvania as was
Thomas i'osey. the pet Of WASHINGTON
aud stayed there because he met There
his future wife. Tie evidently was M,
possessed of much means other than
that derived from his wi:c's family. aud
YOU viii remember that Thomas posey
left his son William "onc shilling and
no more Neither did the grandfather
John Posey. give much to several Of
his children. Ills son. Edward. was TO
have the life tenancy OF part OF the
homestead tract Of "IloDewell' contin-
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WHITE SULPHUR
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.

ISlIUt'IlI ~ 7 IP 7 !I!Its- ITS IlH WI.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". VA,
January 23.-Soiourncrs 1T the Green
bricr have been enjoying IL week Of
wonderful sprin"like weather. Many
golfers hay" played over the new ciGh-
tc.n-hclc course every day, and the
mountain trails have had many fol
lowers ON foot. on horseback and In tn"
QUAINT mountain SurrcES.
MIR. and AIRS. Prescott Lawrence and
Miss katharine 4. Lawrence arrived on
Tuesday for an extended stay.
Mrs. Charles y. Welsh of rhiladcl-
phia came down from Washington the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
OPENS UP N0STRNS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

disSolves by the heat Of tho nos,rls:
penctrates aud heals the inflamcd
swollen membrane which lines the nose
head and throat: clears the air pas
sagcs; stops nasty discharges and a
feeling OF cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils
closed hawking and blowing. C'atarri
or a cold. with it's running nose, foul
mucous dropping into the throat. and
raw dryncss is distressing but tru,j
needless.
Put your faith-just ouce-ir "Elv's
Cream Balm" aud your cold or Catarrh
will surely disappear.
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Genealogical Notes
Queries and Answers
ADDRESS NIL communications to
GcncnIO. icnI Editor. The Times
Dispatch.
itOIxI Di:SUENTS.
cant ributcd by <ntc Mason Row In a

IL.
Louis du Bois de ricnnes: came TO
America ~, 1850. ,u,rri.d ..,t,,,,;,o
Blaucian
Sara du Bots: married Joos,e J,us
Jan ,ino.,on ~.n .., o,
Harah Hodins John van Mc,te); mar
REQ. second. Margaret 'mother of his
ch,iurcn)
Elizabeth van Metre. married Cap
'a'h Thomas shepherd. founder of
probably in New der
sly born ciica l7l3: died I1H2-a at
NO. Mrruui. %; I.irtria. II ,o2o
'o"r'een'h descendant from Guelph
Wv" lie" Marie. Of the house Of Efc.
""'ph' grandson or A%o and Marie:
% bavaria ana SAKE. y l. no..
ma.nc '"'''''' descendant Of Charlie
S""'
5thf% Y. Due de Bavaria and SAKE.
sr",'HS"n of guelph aud Judith
,I.n, "a: married Matilda. desccn-
I'M "i william the conqueror. through
ii"nry L.. aud Henry H.. of E.nrI,,,J
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Instant! Relieves swollen Jnijnmcd
Nose. Head, VhrOat-fou isrrnthr
frcri!-Duii ticn,Iarhc G"rs->n~ty
Discharge StOns.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm,
Get small bottle anyway lust to
Try t--ADpiy a little in the nos;rils
and instantly your cloggcd nos. and
St"ppcd-up air passages OF tic head
VIII open: YOU will breathe frccl.:
dullncSs aud headache disappear BY
morning, the catarrh. cold-in head
catarrhal sore throat will he gone
End such misery now. Get the small
bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm" al any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

Information wanted of .ieoru. E,i,.
~, ~ VINO died IN Fairfax COUNTY in
II" left nine children. whom ,.o.o
noHn hrilian Fannie Rriitan Sa,nual
hr''"m' 'atrick Henry Franklin Eri,.
IAN 'c"rE" Britain. t:ucnor Saurn,.,
'i'f'nah Britain, Patty Britain E,t,,.
''l'','h NO" Patrick Henry T.. Rri,-
81 heeaihc ouartcrmaStAr-,;cner OF
80 OF Niahama in 1879. Ills chill
r,i, S'''i living ia Alahama Kitty
- '''"" married " MIR John Graham.
"h" was an architect They were nv
parents Ny grandfather. George Eri,.
IAN ais" had stcpdaughtcr named
NJ ?ndrew Russell Harbec. and an
"'".i- named Mrs. Julia clagu.t
mere did George Hritrau come
'"h'' "h" wer" his parents. ana was
he Revolutionary soldier"
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MIR. Henry Il. roscy. Stccltou. 10 pr.
pnsey. June y. 1910:
understand that Micaiah Hosey had
TWO brothers. on" named William. the
name OF the other never knew. Thcs.
three brothers understand. came
from Scotland. and were Scotch Irish.
They settled IN Virginia aud served in
IN" Rcvolutiouary War, after which
they wcr. separated.
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gent on tho death Of another son. and
that was about All he was givon IN the
viii. There was in all probability "a
"Scattcration" OF this large family "a,
the death Of John roscy III 1879. and
wc can only hope TO find record Of
them by search IN the more Western
parts Of Virginia on Maryland.
John PoS"y sells out clean in lT12.
as well TIA" land hc had bought hcfOi"
his fathers death the land con-
Neyed with string to it," 1" lichard
Poscy. % ii"nric" County. Va. pre-
pnratorv TO leaving that section. OF
Edward we have no record other than
that he had = lii" right in Iiopewcii.
This John Posey. brother OF Edward.
was born soincwhcr" about ~" I"
1899. What bccam. OF HIM II his
brother Thomas WAS not IN" father OF
William and Micajah. % rcmnsN lNania:
| belier. he was
inclosc abstract Of will of NUmph-
rcy posey. sent me by register OF wills
81 La Plata. II was not on record.
but found among loose papers in Of
flee 1t does not help us any. | wrot"
to Brown TO know how his extensive
search Of court aud deed records OF
Charles County tor another clj-nD
Was progressing, ana haV" his reply.
lie has gone over nearly To" years -;
records of the cOunty--iS nov about
l1s5-hut says he has found nothing
of interest to us. nave am ne" 81
asccrtaininE vino can get IL the records
Of augusta County. Va. There VAS
f., iwo-yolumee work bearing on this
county. while i, included nearly all Of
Western pcnns Ilvania. published few
Years aco. but | think examined il
Tor roseys. though am not SUR. VIII
look after that tomorrow. II IS "a
great pity there is no baptiSmal record
Of Truro Parish. whore John and
Martha rosey held membership Ia" TO
l17"
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Signed

Tn" author 81 the above appeal. now
IN his eighty seventh year, is AN OK
judge Il profound scholar aud Il tue
and tried Christian gentleman. This
grand old man. along with countless OF
other loyal Nirginaus. not only gave
10 his beloved Commonwealth -four OF
the best years Of his life during the
'"nfiict between the states. but after
ihis strugri" during the reconstruction
period, which, after all. was tho real
acid test. he. with thousands OF others
returned [" his devastated homeland
and with that indomiiable courage
Characteristic 'of the Southern soldier
nut his heart and soul into the work Of
bringing back this grand Old State into
her own. Now. nfty years afterward
when sue again blossoms as rose. as
n result Of the work OF thcs. nobl.
mon ~ is indeed a shame that We should
u" 50 th"uUhtl"ss as to allow their
needs to reach the point of an appeal
for aid
appeal !" every lawmaker Of this
commonwealth 10 devote. If necessary.
= whole week to this subjcc, and give
10 our beloved veterans the modest sum
Of $40" per aunun while the shadow
deepen and before II Is cvcrlastingIy
too late Yours truly.
T y JOHNSON
EfChTouG. January IS
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w. : r.iy TO pr. PoscN. July IL. lHio:
W. have record Of three PoseYs IN
r.uusy lvania during The Revolution:
William. Micajah aud John. q soldier
in the Revolution from Cumberland
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We have submitted thcs" compre-
hcnsjv. rosey notes hoping that some"
Of "ur readers may send in additional
data
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EARNEST APPEAL FOR AID
FOR SOUTH'S VETERANS
'""h Roads Mny Walt n While. hut
Death Cannot he Put
on.

tdi'ri tn" Times Dispatch
IN" following is II correct copy Of
an appeal made by an aged honurctl.
ana mighty esteemed Confederate vet
cram OF Halifax County. Va. through
"a south Boston paper:
u hope every old Confederate in the
county Viii write To our Senator and
our Representatives in the House Of
delegates ANA urge them TO supper,
Senator i;oNaliS bill, providing FOR An
increase OF our pensions TO 800. pay
abl" quarterly. What get must
come soon Good roads, etc, can afford
10 wait a while. but ". canno, put on
G.uth'
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W : Ely 10 Dr. Posey
VI La Plata. Charles touuis. Md.
found very little that was not re-
ported by Mr.. Brown. did find. how
ever. OF the index OF Wills the
memorandum "f record OF the Viii OF
i1S.." as entered in book y 80. /. =.
Is" could find no such book. how
ever The register OF Wills not
abb" !" remain longer on that dav ai
tho Office and | had to xiv" up ~"
idea uc trying I" find the original Will
among the Nl"s. but have that Of
ncials promise to make thorough
search FOR the viii. left money with
him 10 dcfray tn" eNpens" OF TINS
search
This Humphrcy Posey was. 40 sup
pose. the liumphrey mentioned as son
III tho wili of John Posey. lr.. in i'''.
a brother 10 Thomas Posey. whose son.
William. wer. at one time disposed
To think was our PENNSYLVANIA.
There was an older Humphrey PoseE.
son of John. Sr. and. therefore. uncle
10 the Humphrey last mentioned. born
1850. died l7lS. whose son. BENJAMIN.
was IN Prince William County in i1i5.
when ~" made a decd as son and heir
% Humphrey Poscy. deceased in
Charles County.
For this reason | decided TO go to
Prince William County. but found lit
tie or no record Of earlier genera
;iors there. no Benjamin OF record
a; any date The earliest VAS Balm
pos.y." mentioned in other records as
Lain Poscy." probably Beiain Poscy.
tn. Observation-Disclosures of .tdri"n Posey.
% n Plata, who now owns the land
on the Wiccomicco. taken up by Fran
els poscy in 1850 There are a number
OF roseys in Dumfries. Prince William
County. ~ this time bearing the IA
mliar names of Edward. Richard,
Thomas and William. but they seem
Charles county. Md, none "f their
titles To land going bac!> of lSii. and
most Of them much later.
benjamin posey removed from
Maryland 10 Fairfax County. Va, in
1913. as shown by his permit To re-
move slaves bu, | could mud no fur
thor record of him there
| had talk with Hon. Adrcn PoSey
at la rlata. and he tells me lac has
records hack TO the marriage Of his
great-rraudfa,hcr Belain roscy. who
was in tn" RevoIutionary War. lie
could no, find them tn show me. how
The Bclaiu Posey he refers 10 could
hardly he the one we have record Of.
who must have been born about 100
and was q landowner in I125.
The inventory Of "l.ain poscy," Of
Prince William county. Va. WAS made
May :. 1906 lie owned small
( Chooner Roar and "a few trihhc
things. total value f29 6s. I'D
IN ISIS an Account OF Sales OF
Estate Of Richard posey' was Med by
his ADMINISTRATIVE Sarah rosey. who
as sally rosey." bought most Of the
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

Bible school at s:@. Morning worship At
~. Evening worship at 1:0 Christian
Endeavor at 6:t5. Prayer meeting Wednes-
gay evening AZ g.
clifton nm. Grant and Forsy-fifth. Rev.
y. r. Won der IAppe, Pastor-Sunday
school at 10. Regular preaching service At
II. Junior Endeavor meeting at T. Senior
Endeavor society at $50. Evening preach
ing service AT 100.
Lowe Avenue, iO23 North Fortieth. Rev.
A. y. Ernst, Minister-Services At 1870.
topic. Honor Thy Father and Thy
Mother" Sabbath school at noon. Junior
society at $50. Services at T:3o. topic.
The Man at the Pool"
Westminster, Mason and Twenty-ninth,
J. Franklin Young Pastor-Morning wor-
Bible school at noon. Junior Christian
Endeavor at a. senior Christan In
deavor az s;eo. Evening worship at I;@.
The Elect Remnant" Midweek prayer
service Wednesday at 7:D
Castelar,, Sixteenth and Castelar,, Rev.
&. G. Meek, Pastor-Morning service At u
REV. Charles y. Baskerville, vice presi-
Evening service at 1880 Sabbath school
ut e:6. Junior Christian pndeavor at 3
intermediate Christian Endeavor at g.
Senior Christian Endeavor At SD Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:50.
Covenant. Pratt and Twenty-seyenth.
Rev. Charles II. Fleming, Pastor-Morn-
Ing worsrip. at lO:D. theme Wnlte
F1cl0n. biDle ACnOOi ~ noon. hHloeHNot
meeting at s:f5. Evening worship at 7:so
theme. What the Old Testament Means
by The Word SIN" Mems Bible class
Wednesday evening at 8 led by tho pas
tor.
ParivaIe, Thirty-first and Gold Rev. r.
w. Taylor. Pastor-Sunday school at 10.
e. c.. Wilbur. superintendent. Morning
worship at IL subject, Gods Treatment
OF us az Sons" Christian Bndeavor at
z; Evening service az 7;As; subject,
evening at 7;ls.
Benson. Rev. A. j. Mcc1mg, Pastor
Sunday school at 10. Morning worship al
H. subject. Tho Training School for
| Youth" Junior Endeavor at g. Christian
Endeayor. at $40. Evening worship al
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 Recep.
ton for the congregation VIII be given by
the Christian Endeavor society Friday
evening, with a musical program.
North, Twenty-fourth and Writ. M. v
HiRbee, Pastor-Morning sermon at II
by the pastor. Sunday school at e:4b
deavor AZ $50. The Young Peoples so.
ciety will have charge Of the evening
service at 7:s0. and Dean Davidson will
speak. Fellowship meeting wednesday
evening at 7:lS.
Third, Twentleth and Ieavenworth
/ Robert Kari, Pastor-Sunday school with
adult classes Mt $50. Public worship and
sermon by the pastor at 1915. "Tht
! Power OF God" Junior Christian En-
deavor meeting at 3; senior Christian En-
| deavor meeting at $50, Sermon by the
pastor at T;iB. What Must / do to 81
bated?" Decision day sermon. Pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
Alleged Head Of
Texas Revolution
Is Under Arrest

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Feb. 12.-Aniceto
Pizana, alleged leader CT the Texas
revolution" held responsible for border
troubles and general unrest last summer
and fall. was captured yesterday and
brought TO Matamores, Mex, opposite
here. according TO an official report to
Colonel A. p. Blocksom. commanding the
United states border patrol. today.
With Pizapa were captured four other
alleged Mexican bandits All are being
held incommunicado in the Nnatomoros
Jail
The request for tho arrest OF Pizana
ana his alleged partner. Luis De lie Rosa.
we're sent some weeks ago by Governor
James Il. Ferguson OF Texas to Governor
Luis Caballero. OF the state OF Tamaul-
ipas Mexico. A reward of sl.OO0 had been
offered by the state of Texas for the cap
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
This Stops Colds
and GRIP" Quick

sure, simple way THAT never rails.
Here's simple remedy that works real
wonders on any cold or case Of grippe or
coming grippe. It's just simple Bromo-
Lax and its results are felt IN a few
hours. There are lots OF ''cold cures"
but only one Bromo-Lax. II hasn't any
uuinine In Il to mako your ears ring like
an alarm clock and make II dangerous
for you to go out In tho cold air. Ouinine
doesn't cure the cold, but only Euppreases
Il. Get Bromo-Iax. use Il at once and
you'll notice the big difference tomorrow
morning. II II safe, contains no opiatea
whatever. Grippe and colds are very vir1l-
lent and dangerous this year. Stop II
quick with Bromo-Iax. Your cold In the
head. fever. running nose, bone-ache. ex-
hausted feeling, headache. sore-throat.
dizxiness. will all disappear quickly Use
II and save doctors bills. You'll be glad
you read this ad. Bromo-Lax r. sold at
druggists, 20 q boz, or sent direct by
Trib Chemical Coz 80 N. Clark St., Chi
cago, Ill, Bromo-Lax has many imita-
tlons-get Bromo-Lax and refuse substi-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
In One Minute! Clogged Nostrils
Open Colds and Catarrh Vanish

dissolves by the heat of the nostrils;
penetrates and heals the inflamed. swol-
len membrane which lines the nose, head
and throat; clears the air passages;
stops nasty discharges and feeling OF
cleansing. soothing relief comes I'm
mediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling for
breath. with head stuffed; nostrils closed.
hawking and blowing. Catarrh or
cold. with its running nose, foul mucous
dropping into the throat, and raw dry
ness is distressing but truly needless.
Put your faith-just once-in ELY
Cream Balm" and your cold or cataTrh
will surely disappesr.-Advertisem
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
Stops Nasty Discharge, Clears
Stuffed Head, Heals InflaDed Air
Passages and You Breathe Freely.

Try ''Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway. Just 20 try
it--Apply a little in the nostrils and in
stantly your clogged nose and stopped
up air passages of the head will open;
you will breathe freely; dizziness and
headache disappear. BY morningl the
catrrh. cold-in-head or catarrhal sore
throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle OF "Eiy's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

paratory service for the communion on
wednesday evening at o'clock.
United Presbyterian.
Central. Twenty-fourth and Dodge. Rev.
Hugh b. Speer, Pastor-Moruing worship
Mt 1919. theme. why Study the Word OF
GodY' Sabbath school at noon. Young
peoples meeting at Gao Evening wor-
ship 81 7.30, theme. Whatsoever We Shall
Ask"
First. TNenty-flrst and Emmett. Rev. A.
G. Douglass, Pastoral 1880. second scr
mon on church activities. our West
Points" Bible school at noon. Young
Peoples Christian union meeting AZ $40.
Public worship and preaching at 1880
Unitarfan.
Services In Turpin Hall, Twenty-eighth
and Farnam-Sunday school and Bible
study classes at 10. Sermon at N, nv H.
Raymond Sturtevant OF Taunton, Mass
. I and the Father Are One A t7nItar-
ian Conception Of This Great Text"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY CLUB
KITCHEN IS CALLED DIRTY

CHICAGO. Feb. 12-Dr. Walter w.
Armstrong. head Of the food bureau Of
the Chicago health department. after
making an inspection Of the kitchen Of
the Univerity club today. where the food
was prepared for the banquet given
Archbishop George william Mundelein
last night. when 100 guests were suddenly
taken I'll from ptomaine poisoning. re-
ported that he found the culinary depart
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

ment Of the club dusty. dirty and gen
orally insanitary"
Samples OF the various foods served at
the banquet are being analysed in an
effort 70 determine what caused the i'll
ness OF the guests
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

mails in transit rest at certain intervals.
A penalty Of 500 is sought. II is charged
that seven polo ponies being shipped
from Denver 70 st. Louis were kept IN a
car more than thirty-six hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
GAVE BEASTS LONG RIDE
WITH NO REST, IS CHARGE

ST. LOUIS. Feb. IA petition was
filed in the federal district court here to-
day against the Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy railroad for alleged violation OF
the law requiring railroads TO give ami
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
send ICnIrer Money.

BERLIN. Feb. i2.-(Via Wireless 70
sayville, ". Y)-Emperor William, ac-
cording 20 the Overseas News agency.
has received 5O0.O00 marks donated by
Germans in Chile to the National Relief
fund for the families of soldiers Killed
in battle
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

ture of either of the alleged leaders. dead
or alive.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
some win-0ne" Campaign is TO Be
Launched by Omaha Churches
on Monday.
MEETING AT FIRST CHRISTIAN

The Omaha Church federation IL 20 be
entertained at the First Christian church
for supper Monday evening at o'clock.
A. this meeting will be launched the
sone- Win-One' campaign, by which u
\ expected TO add 1900 members 20 the
churches Of Omaha by Easter.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

Grace Lutheran Branch Sunday school.
horty-elshth and I,eavenworth. AZ 2;So.
Grace english. ms South Twenty-sixfh.
Rev. g. N. ewihart. Ninister-GerVfces al
= ana y Morning theme. The LAght on
~ Mountain Top" Evening theme. ~The
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

Rev. John Albert williams. vicar Of
the Church Of st. Philip. the Deacon. has
gone TO Memphis. Tenn. 60 hold an eight
day mission in Emmanuel church, which
is taking part in the nationwide preach
sng mission, being held by the Episcopal
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
Dining Room Tables

All pictures, statuary, gas and
electric lamps, pcdestals, tabour-
cites, candle sticks, etc, are
marked at prices that will move
them quickly.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

German, Eighteenth ana catuinv -
ostertaG, Pastor-Sunday school Al "a
Glasses IN German and English Preach.
ing a. II. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening At 7;m.
North Twenty seventh Street. Thomas M
Evans. Pastor-Rev. NJ 7. Mage will corr
duct a memorial for the pastor's dsuSh-
ter a. 3 and preach al 100 The pastor
Keystone le4Bue AZ o.a0
First United. 1f9o FraakIln, Ira Nc
Bride. FaEtor-EeFInon and communion
service By Rev ~. 4. Maze Of lincoln AZ
with the League Of the Danish chslrch.
walter Rice. leader. Junior ana Inter
mediate leagues viii DO held At the Dan
SD Mefho4ist Episcopal church, Twenty
ufth and Decatur streets, Sunday At 2.S0
ana $50. Sunday school teachers' meet
ING AZ z and Sunday school session az 10
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

Buy your complete homo outfit
now, Il VIII cost you less than half
and We win arrange easy terms II
you 50 desire.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
Library Cases

A few sectional and combination
cases in the different finishes, all
marked at prices that will move
them fast.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13
Sewing Machines

Every washing machine, wiring
er, clothes hamper, lace curtain
stretcher, go-cart and sulky has
been marked at a price that will
move them fast, so you had better
hurry and take advantage of this
opportunity and buy at prices less
than wholesale.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

paratory service for the communion on
wednesday evening at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

Second Church OF Christ, Dundee Han.
Underwood Avenue and Witch Street.
school at S:zs. "wednesday evening 't meat.
Ing AZ o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-13

HILLSIDE. Tkirtieth and Ohio. w
Hampton. Psstor--Morning service at Ii.
Evening service At 7:sn. evangelistfo ser',-
Ice Sunday school at 10, James Rusel,
superintendent. Junior Endeavor M
lnlerunedsate Endeavor at 4. senior En-.