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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
Jmt Gisfltccr OckGpcrt
liitn bcint0cbrae9t.
SaudlbuOt brinst frii6crc rSpcsia1
ser 6apaglinie nit nneebenrer
Sentc nadl Der 0eimat.

Berlin, I. San. Sin oclltihes
unterleeboot erbelltetc por eiu3iger
3cit i'm noroli6en Gismeer 6ltlidl
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imo cin ocllti6er Gffi5ier 0ns Gonl-
munOo iibernouunen botte, ipur0e bic
a5u9aue bon Dem Sanhboot In
einen Deutiden @afen eingci6leppt. /
6relsiae Gnt0ednug.
Sort mad)te man bic gnf0ediifig,
oaB Der 0nnpfer Die friibere a5pe-
3ia" Der &onlburg. 9lmerifdlillie lit.
Die beim arieqsaltsbrud) bon Den
RuIicn in gSlaoimoitof beid)log-
nobmt pur0e Go8 Stargo, 0os ei-
nen 8ert bon pielpn Ndilioneit
01arf bartlett, ieBt it'd folgenoernla-
Ben 5uiouucn: 100000 5drapnals
fir 7.5,3 3cntiluctcrgeidiiBes $4,000
Sprenggranatcu 0es glciden anIi-
bcrs, 10000 @eidoiie. aaEiber 81
3entincter, 250,000 etranot5iinOer,
100000 3eit5anoer, 125,000 3iuo-
i6raitben 10000 aiIogronlnl 9ri-
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gromm 8leibarren, iieben 2oitolito-
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len Stnhelord9t luto 5000 Stiia
GiIenbabni6ienen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
1ocrSicntcr cciltitber
S{ie9er ecfaacm!

Berlin I San (15luFen6eridt.)
= Ser Oelttide Sliegerlelttnaut
@uitao 2eiTerS, Der fiir3lid polu
aoiier NIT 0em Groet -Four Ie Me-
rite auSge3eihnet mltrOe, lit in
aonpfe nit feinoliden s5liegern &C.
follen. 2cutnont 2effers lpor crit
10 Sabre ais luO bate gllitte gto-
bember bereit5 nctn britii9e Slug.
5euge obgeihoiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
OrietbenlaltS tOirS
rueltcr Gckltcbclt!

9lf6en, I. San. Cine Sooas
8cpeid)e pou &irdus meloct: Sic
9tiniiter ,5ronfrcids, 9tuBlonOs mo
gnglano5 boben BON Der griediiden
Regicritng berIangt ooB Die erie.
diihen Streitfrdite oltBer9oI6 bon
9eloponnes oermaBeu reon3iert lper.
ben. ooB iie mir gu 8oli5eibienlten
perpctloct percen f0nne; bic Ge.
ierben oitrien feline 8criomnlunQcu
mcbr 1bbalteit; Der 9efeblsba6er oes
/. 2(rmceforps lit 5u entlniien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
Die britiit9en
OcScmberperlmite!

2oropn, 1 San. - 9as britii1e
9riegsnult mel0etc, ooB lp1breno oc3
bergangeneu Monot8 3e5entber 450
0iii5iere unb 1926 0lanuidaftcn
gcfaacn lnO 624 0ffi5iere Iowie 25,
SAG Wann bertputtoet iuur0en. 3ie
3abl Der 8ernliBtcn (@efdngeneD
miro olif 1892 ungegeben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
5unt rtcmcn 3abr!

lllo iuicocr 1T cin So1r oobiuqcgouoeu,
Sin id1pcrcs So1r nidIt bradt g tS oc @lild
gd6t tilt cS lnicr cbulihitcS GcrlolAcn,
Sradt Oen cricbutcl 6ricOcn nidlt 5rrit,
Gin neucs Sobr 5iebt Gin mos miro cS britgeu2
8rgt arics birqt 6rcocn cs IN enem 1doB2
@wdbrt 6 nlicrin 6rirbcnspmih Gelingcn2
&iro ibn pctiogw 0c5 @cidlidGS EOS?
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9ht ulper5agt ms uec 2abr 9neinl
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Is mira IN 6rato DerwanOem @rmn rno @cin
Sicbts icbt and tr6 aus 6ornm nidt oer8nae!
gaopf bod" 70 lei 0ein @obliputd iulnlcronr
ST biIft Dir otrd III ie0er &cbeusloge,
nit i9m tritt jcGt ouf Gin ms ncuc 5abr
Grnit 8ocullp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
Gepr1ientant Sluans @atcr nc
itDrbtn.

9jcncna. gtcbr. | San. 5cit
ncbreret Sahren leiNenO, imtr0e ae-
Ttern morgen Saluc8 g9. Sloun, Ga.
fer oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sluau.
in Sitter bon 50 eabren aus ncm
2ebcn aeritfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
9(Qiiertell=NntlDOrt
auf 6rieOcnsplan
4, Der 3cntralmd1tc!
oifridbtio; lucllcm pcr allcin Sic Scuts
ict,cn BcSinonrocn suiiIcr.
Die Poffnuno auf Sriessn ui4t ears Saein.

9Saris, l. San. Gie olliicrte
slntuort ouf Die 5rieOcusborlhldgc
Der Dcutiben 3entralmddte ipltrbe
5anrstoa mittnq peroifentIidp, Sie
bot TolaenOcn 28prtldit:
,Gie alIiierten 9ie9erltnacu Don
geIaien s5ronfreidL @roBhritmtlis
eli. sytoIieL s5apon, Wlontcncgro,
8ortaaal, 9lmonien GuBlnnO llno
5erbirn, bereiniat fir Die 8erteioi.
ailng Der 5rei1eit ibrer 8olfer itno
qetreu 0em llebereintonunen eiR6eln
lire g2offen niht uie0er5ulegen bo'
ben beiGloiien aenleiniam nltf Die
nnaebliden ssrie0enspori6ldge 81
nnttporteu, bic an iie I'M ytanlcn
Der fein0Iiden 9fe1ierungen nurh
Sic @ermittlrna Ger Gcrcinigtcn
5toaten, Spuniens, Der Sdlpei3
un0 SollonoS gerihtct woroen iino.
9or Der ciaentlidbcn glnhuort min.
ic1cn aber bic allitcrtch Uldbte be.
fon6ers Groteit ein5ulegen gegcn Die
Ici1en SauptoeriidJcrungcn in Der
9lote Der fcinolihen 0tadtc, Die Den
9Llliierten Die 8erontlDortuna tlir
1eu arieg oui3ubiir0et ludcn mo
.0eu Sieg Der 3entrolmddte oerflln.
0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
1ie btlaiidIe ,yraaC.

assa AeIaien iid cine 9loft Gin,
e 9elaiens Nelltrolitdt aapahrlci.
0ie 0ie aiihnheit bate &er.
0oe sil @apierieBeu berabgliebcn
uo su erflafct ooB Die giotDens
oIafeif friu eieiee fcune
uln Qegenmarfigen gluaenblid
nlHf fidl nieics Sdleinandeh0t
nltidllnitDs miI bic ~ariegsfarte~
0aropas aGeih 0ie nidlts anOeres
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
1t0nie 1sonitantin
lcbt 1Dilicn!

2ttben /. San. iiber 2onoon,
aouig 9onitontiu 6at 6eu bieiigen
8ertreter Scr Der Staoten iciner
8rcnoe iiber Oeiien ,Srieoensuote
2lusorud perIiebeu nnn aeiaat. OaB
CT 0en 5rieOen iebnlidit berbciiuii1-
i6e, oenl iein Sono babe unter oen
Graneiolen 0es arieaes 1uBerit
idmer aeIitten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
an .Nnnrelt nnacnan".

,Gie olliierten 9tegicrllngcn fon.
iici nitt cine ooppelt ungcnoue BE
EBnnptnng 5ulaiien, Die ailcin geltils
ueu lpijroe. oile norlditfigen Ser.
lnnolungen irlidttos 8u geitulten.
Gie altiierteu gieoierlmgen Gaben
felt oreii3ig n}onaten cinen 9ricg
gciiibrt, 8u feiien @ernei0ung Tie
ihr MogIidlltes taten Sic uerrie.
ten ourh ibre @olhmn9en lire
TrieocnsIiqbc Gieie Siehc lit beute
ebcllfo itarf mie I'M Sabre 1914.
9lber 81 III ao6 Der llebertretlin9
feiner Gerpftihtrngen uidt has
Sort getltihIanos, aiif 6as iif Der
Son Gclltidlan0 aebrofene 6rieoe
ftiiben Hlug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01

ange5eigt ienes @eriidt 5il beit1ti.
gen. nod 5u pqrneinen. Ger 5toatS.
iefretdr lieB lih an Der Grrpioerung
9eniigen. oes 9rdiioenten 9lppel iei
an iih bollfonunen oerlt1nolt6 uuO
be6ilrie feineS aoumentors. gliB.
oelltlingen 6r gemeaorilnoe i'm
glusIanoe foHnten neoer oen 4rdii.
0enteh nod i'm, Den Stantsiefretar,
beitinunen aus ibrer Heierpe ber.
ous5utreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01

aGorrpGrts gum Gbeinl@ lit Ger
nrlle Sdllodltl1if Der sSranSoieu.
limo Simmer reini@ iugen Die
3cutidle
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
gSeitere Epfer.

2celIeTe LpItr.
Der 1858 Gonncn groBe britii9c
Qonipfer oglislobp" muroc bon Ell
nem Oeutihen Iaudboot in sen
@rlm0 sebobrt. Son Der 8elobung
itnO % @lonn gercttet. Ser aopi-
tan wlroe geinngen 9enonuncn.
,Ddt cincr Deutifen Griiernnontt-
ldlait an 9orb fat Der 3,742 Sonnen
groBe uOrpcgiide 8arnpfcr n1gpra"
ocn iponiiden .6ofeu Gorurna er-
reiht gIn 8oro befonocn iid aud
iieben 9tann 0cr 8eiatung eines
britiiheu QalHpfers, Der BON ocln
Souhboot torpeoiert nor0en mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
aein ;Sriebensaner6ieten.

.,C1ne cine Grfl1rllng Der ge.
0iiiaungen III Gin einiader Dor.
ihlag. oab gcrb1noInqen eingeleitct
ipcr0en iolten fein 5rieoensaner.
bieien. Ole Gorlaqe zines Shein.
noridllngeB ieitens Der aoiierliden
Megieruna, Oem @ebgt uno @rd-
5iiion febIen f0lu1te meltiger eie
llen sSrie6eHsanerbieten ais eineut
Qrieasmanooer glei6en. IS If 9e-
qriiu0et ouf Die berehnete falihe
g(usleaung oes GbarafterS oeS 9iin-
acns IN Der 8ergougenbeit, in Der
tgpgenmort uno III Der 3ufunit.
,.gliidiidtlih Der 8ergangenbeit
beadtet oie oeutIde gtote nidt Ole
IatIahen, ourd Die feitgeiteIlt lit,
0ab 1eitidlanb uno GeIterreidl.
llngorn Den arieg iniinihten, proDo.
sicrten un0 erfl1rten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
aeimc SOfiumug.

2onoon. /. eSma. Der gerLiner
SofoIan5eiger lit be5ilglih Oes
Sdidiols Acs 5rieOensobpells Oer
glelltrolen iebr peiiirniftiid) gelpor.
Oen 10 miro Ser @rhonqe SeLe.
grapb 60. aus aopeubogen berid.
tel. Ger 2ofol 9ln5eiger iogte III
ieincr 5reitagmtrmcr:
oSSn pobl rnforinierten politiiden
gemiilut oic 9lnlibt OaB Ole
Soffmng mt 5rieoeu inuner pro.
bleilotiihcr MIRO, an 9ooen. Die
0fentIihe W}einung in Oen @nupt.
it1oten Der g(fIiierten iii 5u oeutlif
gum gIuserild gefouunens ols oof
mou iie inlid .neuten fonfite, uIif
Orc stbiid)ten Der 3entrofnIddltg
fonHicn chenio neuiQ ntIBoentei
mcrbcu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
SransSiiieber Hreitser
,,Gattlcis" tcrpeSiert!
gim bier bun Der seinmteu @tann-
idaft fummen bel Oem Inter
gang nms Gebeu,

@ariS, /. San. - 8ie amtGid
ongefilnoigt miro, muroe an 27.
9e3ember I'M O3ittelmeer ser frnn-
3oiii6c 4}an3erfreu8er 0@mloiS
bon einem feinoli6en llnterleeboot
torpe0iert. er ging in elmer balben
Stunoe unter. g[uf Die aaltbliitig-
felt Der geioBung ln0 ooS red,t5et-
tige Gintreffen bon 9otrouiaeiHiffetl
lit eS 5uritd3niiibret 0aB nur pier
9}onn unts 2eben famen. s3tpei
Oabon ipuroen 0ur6 Die Grploiioll
0es I0rpe0oa aetotet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
gsas iic aits ara6cn.

a9ei Der Saaaer aollieren5 mar
es Gin oelttider 0clcgat Der olle
neutrality-suspicious. 5nriidipies.
ssln ssuli 1911 mar cs Gciterreid.
llngarn, oos nad eincnt beiipicI.
i1icn llltimatunt mo trog Der Ses
iniatuluta. bic i6n igjart 8utell
erfpor0en lpar, Ser6ien 0cu aricg
effIarte.
o9ie 3eutFalnradlte lebntcn 10.
oaun ofc 9eriudJe Scr gntelde ub,
cinc friebtidje qoiung eine5 rein 10.
fnleH aoniiifis berbei5uiilbreu.
05robbritoullieu idfug eiue Sonic
reHs Dor; 6roufrcih cine intcrnatio
male Sonulniiion; Der aailer bon
@liblono erllldte Den 6eutidlen sioi-
ler. nor Elm 5dicosgeridt al ees
len mo mlblano uno Gciterreih.
ltn9arn foiGen ON g'oraheno oes
aoufiifts 5u einen gin0erItdn0nis.
ber anI oas hieie gehilbnngen
eab gelltihlano feine slntport
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
spate Grfenntnis.

gcrlin, I. San. guoopeiter
3eitungen briuqen folgenoen 8oiiuS
aus eiuem fur3eu @eiprdd oes &ai.
iers aorI init @raien glnoraiip.
oltniere fSeinbe faugcn en0Iid an
3u erfcnueh oaB iie ms niht be.
iiegan f0nnen. Sd CLAUDE oarlm
glten @runo 81 Der Annabne 81
baben. ooB Die 3rieoensoppeIle ser
gleiltralen uns bent 6rieoen nGber
qebro6t haban.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
Pcmtc kein ll,cfterbcrtdlt.

@egen 6cS 5cicrtoes 1T ous cninbo @et.
fcrautt gcdIoiieH unO t6nncu ipir 0cH Seiern
oesbnI6 fcineu 8eridt bringeu,
0eS jcOod lGbt iid iaaen, oas Ndtjolr
bat nit punoeri66ncnt 8ettcr begonncn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01
SfanSiuabirm ii6errcidt 5rieSens
rDte,

8aris. / San Sdmeoert,
9iorpeecn lnlO 21ncmdrt iiberreid.
ten Sdutstaa Olirh ibre @eianotcn
Dem qlusipdrtigen Ante iBrcn 6rie-
bensappea. II oem glctd5ettig oiC
bon Dem 95r1iioentcn g9ilIon ergrif-
fene Snitiotipe gebilligt ipuroe.
Berlin / San - Die ifouoinn.
biife f5rienensnote pltr0c Sous.
tag oen ousmGrtigen arnltcrn in
Berlin uub g5icn iibcraeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-01

bartlett, ols cine borilbergcbenoc
Ybolc oes aricge9. lddt nber Die
luirfIidle StGrte Der aricgfii9ren0cn
Sin inter iolhen 8eOingungcu ob-
geIfloiicner 6riebe lpitr0e nnr bent
9lngrciier 9orteil brinqen, Der, nod.
0eul er iid ciuoebiloet bdttc, III 2
Dtonuten icin 3iel erreihen 8t
fonnen, nod 2 Sabren eutoedte,
oob CT es ltienols errei9en merOe,
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
COLUM BIA

Which is more sacred, a mans life or a woman's honor? In "The Stain less Barrier" at the Columbia Theater, this was the problem which Betsy Shelton, daughter of a proud and inn poverished Southern family had to face at a, moments warning. Her brother, Richard, a worthless degenerate, had slain Richard Enderleigh, a crooked promoter and general malefactor who had made this weak young man his tool in swindling Shelton's lifelong friends in his home town, Myrtleville.
 Public sentiment was strong against Shelton, and things looked black for him while his pretty sister Betsy, be- loved by all, visited him daily and sought to bring cheer into his dreary cell. It was a sordid story. Ender- leigh, the slain man, had used Shel- ton in his swindling and when detec- tion seemed certain had abandoned him to the law while he fled to safe ty. There had been a fight and Shell ton had killed the promoter who was about to enter a waiting auto.
 The climax to this vivid drama comes after the court room scene when Betsy perjures herself to save her family name.
 How matters are finally straight ened out and happiness comes to this brave girl, are the final scenes of the Triangle play, "The Stainless Barrier featuring Irene Hunt and Jack Liv- | ingston.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
EM PRESS

For the final showings today, the Empress will offer Metros wonderplay Draft 25S.' This picture has caused veritable sensation throughout the entire country. and being based on the selective draft and the present world war, it's theme is a particularly timely one.
 It deals with the foreign propaganda and with all the underhand sneaking methods employed by foreign agents to embarass the government and to de- feat it's aims in this colossal struggle. The leading role has been entrusted to Mabel Taliaferro, and it is putting it mildly indeed to say she surpasses even herself in the portrayal she pres ents in this stirring drama. The Amer ican War Weekly with its budget of scenes from throughout the United States is also being shown and offers the opportunity to gain information, first hand, as to what this country is doing in its work in the war.
 Tuesday brings another Metro favor ite to this house when charming Emily Stevens, star of "The Stacker" "A Sleeping Memory" and other notable successes, will be the attraction ap- bearing in "Outwitted" a strong drama of love, intrigue and big business. The plot is laid in Wall Street and deals with the attempt of a broker to wreak revenge on an enemy through an inno- cent girl who has fallen into his hands while attempting to save her brother from committing theft.
 Beginning Wednesday and continu- ing throughout the balance of the week with matinee Saturday the kiddies of the town will have a treat, and the
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
ElkS

This afternoon and tonight will mark the farewell performances at the Elks Theater of the breezy play, Fifty Miles From Boston" The Ed. Redmond Musical Comedy Company is giving splendid production of this pleasing play and no doubt crowded houses will obtain at the two remaining perform ances.
 Commencing with Monday evening and continuing throughout the holiday week, with a special matinee perform ance on Tuesday Christmas Day), this in addition to the regular matinees on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday; the Redmonds will present their special Yuletide production! entitled, Back to Nature" which is described as an in timate melody revue in three acts and five scenes.
 The play is a frothy comedy with cleverly drawn characters and keen wit and interpersed will be found a myriad of jingling song features, prom inent among them being the special Cinderella finale.
 In the production will be seen all the fayorites including. Myrtle Dingwall, Ed. Redmond, Marvin Hammond, Joe Kemper, Robbie Deane, Minor Reed Billy Cochran, Eddie Mitchell, Jack Stevens and the dancing maids.
 Back to Nature promises to be the most spectacular musical production ever staged by a stock organization and from the seat reservations already being made indications point toward a record breaking week for the popular Redmond Musical Players at the Elks.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian Church-Corner Adams and Third avenue, Rev. J. L. Marquis, D. D., pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning service at II a. m. Subject, Gods Christmas Gift to Man." Rom. $ 6:23. Indian serv- ice at p. m. Junior c. E. at p. m. Intermediate and Senior c. E. at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Subject, 'The Holy Night" Luke 2:S,9, Rev. 21: 23, 25. The choir renders musical program. The Sunday school Christmas observance will be on Mon- day evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
 Christmas Praise Service Given by the Chorus Choir Sabbath
 Evening, 80 o'clock. Prelude: "Chimes at Christmas. Hymn No. 23 Tt Came Upon the Midnight Clear. Willis (1S50) Hymn No. 3S "Once in Royal David's City" ..... Gauntlet (1S49) Scripture Lesson: Luke 2.
 Anthem: "Hark! Hark my Soup .......... .................. Shelley Miss Finley, Mrs. Cook and chorus Pastoral Prayer.
 Anthem: Nativity" .......... Shelley Offering.
 Offertory Solo: "Hallelujah! Christ Is Born" ..B .Bischilf Mrs. Harry l.. Osborne Christmas Thought: "The Holy Night .......... Dr. J. L. Marquis Hymn No. 26 Silent Night, Holy Night" .............. .Gruber GS1S) CHRISTMAS CANTATA ''The Morn of Glory" Fred w. Peace Prelude-Mrs. A. G. Hullett, pianist No. 1.-"Abraham Foresaw," recitativ,
 and solo, Miss Finley. | There shall come a Star, recitative, MT. Osborne.
 Trust Ye in the Lord Je
 hovah,' chorus. No. 2.-"How Beautiful are the Fee
 of Him." soprano solo, Mrs
 Cook.
 No. 3.-Arise, Shine, for Thy Ligh
 is Come" chorus. No. 4.-"The Shining of the Star,
 Intermezzo, Mrs. Hulett. No. 5.-"The Angel Gabriel" recitat
 i've, MT. Wright.
 And the Angel said" recitat
 i've, Mrs. Cook.
 He Shall Be Great" chorus No. 6.-"Holy Night" carol, chorus. No. S.-"And it Came to Pass" reef tative, Miss Finley.
 Let Us Now Co.," duet, Mis- | F'ulwiler Miss Finley. And the Shepherds Returned,
 choral.
 This Is He,' chorus. No. -"Sleep, Holy Babe" solo, Mis-
 Soule and Quartette. No. 10-"And Behold There Was Man in Jerusalem," bas
 solo, MT. Wright No. 11-"Now When Jesus Was Born
 MT. Osborne.
 Where Is He?" chorus (mal
 voices). And 10, the Star" solo, M
 Osborne
 No 12-"Blessed Be the King" choru No. 13-"Kings, Their Three-fold Ot f'rings Bringing" carol. No. 14-"Glory to God in the HigE est," final chorus. Benediction.
 Postlude: "Festal Postlude in C.. '.i.......... .........-..... Rockwe
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
LAMARA

Beginning today and continuing through tomorrow, William Fox will present beautiful Virginia Pearson in "All for Husband" a particular pleas ing comedy drama, entirely different from anything in which she has ever in the city, and containing a climax that will prove the greatest surprise of the year.
 Beginning Christmas day and con- tinuing for three days, Paramount will offer dainty, petite Marguerite Clark, in the screen adaptation of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's extremely humorous farce comedy "The Amazons.'' This is the comedy in which Billie Burke ap- peared on the speaking stage a few years ago, and enjoyed a remarkable run on Broadway. Marguerite Clark's hundred of ardent admirers in the city will witness their idol in one of the best roles imaginable as this little lady trips lightly through the romance and adventures that befell a girl who was reared as a boy, and who finds happi- ness and amusement in wearing male attire, and performing all the male athletic stunts in the catalog. She en- counters more than she bargains for. however, when she ventures out at night in London dressed in immaculate male evening apparel, and bent on "do- ing the town" It will prove a sure cure for the blues and a very enjoy able engagement is predicted. This picture will be augmented by the Bur ton Holmes travelogue. Friday and
 Saturday will see the return of Wal lace Reid starring in Paramount's
 Nan of Music Mountain featuring this popular young man as a typical
 westerner of the early days, engaged in the attempt to run to earth his fathers murderer and incidentally
 manage a stage line which is infested
 with road agents. The comedy end of this program will consist of another of
 Mack Sennetts screams-"An Interna-
 tional Sneak" in which Chester Conk- lin will appear as the chief fun maker.
 His ability is too well known to re- | Quire comment.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
CONGREGATIONAL

First Congregational Church-Tem- porary quarters, corner Portland and Third streets, on Indian school car line. 9:45 a. m., Bible school classes meet to study Christmas lesson, Frank T. Farmer, superintendent; 7:30 p. m., preaching services. sermon, Christmas Peace in the Midst of World War;" Everybody welcome. Rev. s. E. Lynd, Ph. D., acting minister.
 Neighborhood Congregational Church Key. J. Craig Watt, pastor. Bible school, 1O:30, J. J. Gould, superintend- ent; preaching service, 11:30; Christ mas sermon on the ext Luke ?: 15. Special anthem by full choir appropri- ate to the occasion. Singing rehearsal every Friday night under the leader ship of H. Austen.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23

al interpretation. In all the marvels of Godowskys tone work it is note- worthy that from the miuutest to the superlative effects, he never overplays. His big and mighty tones are produced legitimately, and without in the least employing his fingers as instruments of chastisement of the black and white keys.
 A species of reproachment seems to exist between the piano and himself; relation an exquisite, tender and loyal as that upon which de Pachmann in- sisted when he asserted that the key board was his spouse, to whom he should be forever faithful and true. It is universally acknowledged that among all his contemporaries Godowsky is the one pianist to be truly compared in in- tellectual achievement with Franz Liszt, and worthy of wearing royalty the mantle of that Genius of Weimar
 The Godowsky concert at the Elks Theater Saturday January 19 promises to be the supreme musical event of the year.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE


 First Church of Christ, Scientist, Arizona School of Music, North Gen. tral avenue. Sunday service at Il a. m. and p. m. Subject of the lesson ser- mon, "ls the Universe. Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday school at 9:45. The Wednesday even ing testimonial and experience meeting is at o'clock. The reading rooms maintained by this church are located in the Noll building on First avenue. rooms 2l9, 221 and 229, and are open daily, except Sunday, from II a. m. to D. m., and on Tuesday and Friday evenings from to g. At these rooms a welcome is extended to the public. and the Bible and authorized literature con- corning Christian Science may here be read or purchased if desired All are cordially invited to attend church serv- ices.