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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25

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COLOKED WASH GOODS
COlOrcd Madras-In stripes;
yarn dyed and woven colors;
32 inches wide. 3jc value
Sale price .............. 29c
Queen Pcrcalrs SO inches
wide. zoe value. Sale price 1sc
Ginghams-New patterns; 27
inches wide Sale price 1Oc
Scrpcntlnc Crcpc-25c value.
Sale price ..........19 .19c
Japanese Crepes-35c value.
Sale price ............. 25c
Calico Best quality, blues and
grays. Special ...........7c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25
IIis ItejoIn,icr.

"womcn can do something 10 help.
Thoy can flght with food bullcts"
"yca, that affords an opening for
your biscuits, my dear Still, ! be-
llovo dumduns arc barred"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25

RCUENECTApY. ~ V. May "a
Tho General Electric company viii
purchase 100000 worth Of Liberty
loan bonds, II wnH announced today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25
Special Values in
KaySer SILK
UnderUeQr

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Sheer BlOuSeS
FRIDAY ONLY 79c
NOTIONS
AT ANNIVERSARY PRICES

ChiIircn'- skeleton Waists
With supporters attached
slzes % - years. regular
35c value Sale price 2jc
Women soon Supporter
In sets q four. regular 35c
value. Sale price. set i9c
White Finishing Braid
Good quality. yards 20 the
piece. regular l1c value
Sale price ............7c &c
Stcrkcrcl Brald-In black,
white and cOlOrs; 4-yard
pieces. I0c value Sale
price ...-...-.-......S Sc
2 for .............15c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25

AIDES $1,000 REWARD! .s::. ss:.'I.;' -s :s::; :s::;
Successful Monthly Compound Safely relieves somS
days. No harm. pain Or Interference With work. Nal
80 Double Strength $500. e0oaft fRef. wri,s today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25
EOHEV' AND MISSES
Wool Suits and Goats
At One-Hdt Price

IE-s includes ycCr E1res-ricced choice
II any wool suit or coat ii the store
--ircl.ted are spor- styles or for more
er@ssY wear, fashioned from 2aber-
d.nes, serZes, poplIrs, jerseys, tricO-
tines etc. some plain, others with nov
city trincn.inZs; large pockets, collars,
stc.
SECOND FLOOR
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First Anniversary Sale

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-25
O.VE SPECIAL LOT or
EveningDreSSeS
At One-HaIt Price

This Is very unusual showing Of
beautiful evening dresses Of taffetas,
geor2ettes, crepe de chimes, combined
with lace and gold and silver trim
mings; some have full skirts, others
draped tunic effects.
SECOND FLOOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
METHODIST.

Laurel Street-Services at II o'clock
and al s. Christmas exercises in tho
sunday school. and Christmas sermon
at the morning service.
Branch Memoriai-The pastor, Rev.
p. j. Murdoch. will preach morning and
evening.
Clay Street.-The pastor Rev. G. IT.
Newberry. will preach at II o'clock and
at S.
King william, Cireuit-The pastor.
Rev. F. r. Holland. will preach this
morning at Mckendree and at 5 o'clock
at Acquinton. Next Sunday an all-day
service will be held at McKendree,
which includes a church conference at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Centcnnry-Thc pastor. Rev. Thomas
\. Smoot, d. d.. will preach this morn
ing at II o'clock. There will be no
night service. but instead a Christmas
service a: 1870 in the afternoon. This
service is called white Gifts for the
King"
Rroad Street-Preaching at II o'clock
and at by the pastor, Rev. Fred r.
Chenault. The morning subject will he
THE First Christmas" and the evening
subject The Measure OF Christmas"
Ginter Pnrk-Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev 5. S. Flournoy, at II o'clock
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
BAPTIST.

Broaddus Mc,noriaI-Rcv. w T. Glib
son. the pastor. Will preach at II o'clock
and at o'clock.
second-Rcv. T. ClaGett Skinner. D.
D.. will preach at II o'clock and at S.
Leigh Street-Rev. J. J. wicker. y.
-, the pastor. will preach special
Christmas sermons at II O'Clock and at
with special music. Tho Sunday
school will have Its Christmas service
this morning at 10 o'clock when a
choir Of forty voices will sing.
Grove Avenue-Preachins a. II
o'clock by the pastor. Rev. w G..
lanes, D. D. Al 5 o'clock there will
be Christmas service by tho Sunday
school. No service at night
Grace street-Dr. Henry 4. Griesc-
ncr will preach at the regular II
o'clock service this morning and at
b O'Clock there will he Christmas
service and an address.
Ginicr Park-"Thc Name of Je.us..
viii be the subject OF the morning scr.
mon b. the pastor. Rev. William He'd
ley. At night he will preach on Tho
DiaEnosis OF the Great Physician"
Fir.t-There will be preaching a, II
o'clock and at S by tho pastor. Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. D. D.
Fuiton--Rcv. w Thorburn Clarke
the pastor, will preach at the regular
morning and evening services. Every.
member canvass in the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
First EnSiixh Evangelical Lutheran
Church,

At the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church. the pastor. Few. j..
J. Schercr. Jr.. will preach at ! 4. NJ.
and i. NJ. Service will be held in
the church Christmas morning at !
O'Clock. The musical program for the
Christmas season will be as follows:
Sunday morning, December %
Organ prelude, "Adcstc I'idcles"; an
them. Sing. O Heavens" tToms>, solo
parts by Mrs. Joseph Wharton: soprano
solo, THE Newborn King" L'EspoiD.
Mrs. Joseph Wharton; anthem. There
Were Shepherds" tMacfarlanc), solo
narts by Miss Mary Lclcad and Mrs.
Wharton; organ postludc. Christmas
March" (Flagler).
Sunday niSht--Orsan prelude.
"t,hristmas Pnstoralc' (Leybach)
anthem "Trumpets OF Christmas" ode
Koren), solo parts by Mrs. Wharton;
anthem, There Were She phcrd5' (Vin-
cent?, solo parts by Mrs. Emma
Crump; anthem, bethlehem" Dart
lctt), solo parts by Miss Schilling and
Mrs Crump: organ recessional. Re
cessional" tRoscrs).
Christmas morning-OrEan prelude,
Silent Night: anthem. 20 Sing. o
Heavens" (Toms): anthem. "Trumpcts
Of Christmas" ode Koren); anthem. 20
Holy Night" Adams); organ recess
sional, Angel Voices"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23

Life" (Wilson): Hymn No. 100: sermon
by tho pastor. Rev. S. i. Dumville. sub.
ject. The Only Cure for War, or n Real
Christian Message; Hymn No. 1885,;
bencdiction.
Evcning-Voluntary, 10Y to the
World" lHandcD; Hymn No. no:
prayer: response. over tho Hills Of
Bethlehem" tShelley); Scripture lesson:
Gloria in EIceisis" (Barnby): an
nouncements: voluntary. angels From
the Realms OF Glory" tShclley): Hymn
No. l23: sermon by Rev. r. II. Potts.
q. D., presiding elder, subject. Tho
Dynamic OF Religion; bencdiction.
Choir. Sopranos - Misses Alice
Sharpe. Mamie Verell and Flora Brum-
ming. Mrs. r. 5. Campbell, Mrs. G. d.
RrookinG. Mrs. S. p. Wcscott. Con-
taltos--a'isses Lizzie Stiles and Isadorc
Ncrell. Mrs. Il. B. Wallace Tenors--
j. II. Nerell and .. r. Moody. Bassos-
c. r. Mccain and Jabcs p. Jones Or
sanist and dircctor-Afiss Edna stiles.
A special offering will be taken for
the evanselisttc war work fund at
both services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
A Cotton Mill Man Declares
He Found Indigestion Cure

I did. and after I had finished the
second large bottle felt fine. went
back to work. and nowadays can
eat and digest anything you nut be-
fore me that is good to eat. 1t has
cured me. and ! consider 1t tho kind
Of medicine people should recommend.
III never forget II or be without It.
] gladly recommend 1t to any one trou.
bled with their stomach or indigcs-
ton" enthusiastically declared W. IT.
Hambrey, SO Duke Street, Greenville,
s. c.
The Acid Iron Mineral referred to
is the product Of natural medicinal
iron deposit, highly concentrated
without the addition Of drop OF aico.
hol or narcotic. It contains nothing to
disturb the bowels or liver. and a few
drops to teaspoonfui in a glass OF
water is all any one needs to correct
the system and tone the blood. kidneys,
appetite and digestion back to normal,
according to the testimony Of thou.
sands.
1t is the cheapest, strongest, best
Iron medicine on the market. Get a
bottle to-day. People all over tho State
recommend it.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS

First English Evangelical Lutheran
The pastor, Rev. J. j. Schercr, Jr,, will
preach at IL o'clock and at s. Ser.
vices Will be held in the church Christ.
mas morning at o'clock. a special
musical program has been prepared
for both services to-day and also for
Christmas morning.
CnitRrinn-Serviccs at II o'clock
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt. At 1
o'clock in tn. afternoon there will be
services at Highland Springs.
Seventh-Day Adyentist-Rev. L. O.
Gordon will give an illustrated lecture
tonight on The Life OF Christ"
Christian Seienee-Thc regular SER
vice will be held at II o'clock this
morning. The subject will be ITS the
Universe. Including Man. Evolved by
Atomic Force"
International Bible Students spe-
cial services will be held in Colombo
Hall. oot7 West Broad Street. at s
o'clock. Robert Lee Smith will speak
at this service.
Apostolie-Resular services tonight
at 8 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. s. G.
Pcasc.
Christadelph in Colon
DO Hall. 2o4s West Broad Street, at II
o'clock and at g.
st. Johns Chapel, Highland Springs
Christmas mass At o'clock. A musical
program of special interest will he rem
dered at this service
Central Y. NJ. G. AT the mem,
meeting at $3.50 o'clock Rev. S. G. Pin
mock. d. D., recently returned from
tropical Africa, will speak OF his e1-
pcriences. Lantern slides will Illus
trate the talk to the boys at ESQ on
Lazarus and the Dogs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23

chant: anthem.'"In the Beginning Was
tho Word Thornc: '.Threcfold Amen"
Naylor; occasional hymn. 3l7.
At =. M.-Speclal service for SOL
diers and sailors. Musical program by
Richmond Male Choral Society.
at p. M.-Special Christmas carol
service.
Christmas Day. II A. M.-Norninr
prayer and communion: professional
hymn, 40. ITO Doum." Standard in s
nat: "Jubiiatc." Stanford. In 3 fiat;
'kyrie Eleison." Tuckerman, in +; an
them. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Sullivan: "Sanctus." Armes. In
A: communion hymn. 233: Gloria in
Excelsis," chant form: "Seyenfold
Amen" Stainer: occasional hymn 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
Christmas Music in Local Churches

tGabrieD; orertory. Come Near Ye
Nations" anthem. tWatson): hymn,
brightest and Best: SERMON; quartet.
GLORY, Peace. Good-Wilr' tGabricD
hymn. "Hark the Herald Angels sing:
organ postlude. Finale. First Organ
Sonata" tGuilmanD.
Evening scrvicc-Organ prelude.
"Rhapsodics. Christmas Themes"
tGigouD; hymn. There's a Song in the
Air: Holy Eight" chorus tAdam
Buck): Gloria" ofertory. There Were
Shepherds anthem tvincent); hymn.
20 Little Town OF Bethlehem; SER
mon: solo, The Angels Song" so
prano tStickles); hymn. Holy Night:
organ postludc. Grand Chorus in +
Flat" (DodSon).
Choir. double quartet: Sopranos
Miss Margaret Williams and Miss
Helen Cronc. Aitos--Mrs. ii. p. Gar
her and Mrs. A. y. Roberts. Tcnors--
G. Floyd IfuIter and J. II. johnson.
Rassos-Charics r. Nunnally and a. r.
Kramer Miss Angie Sims. organiat.
John II. Johnson. director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23

The Christmas sermon will be Illus
trated with stereopticon views OF tho
principal events I'm tho litc Of Christ
No night service VIII be held.
Park Plsee-Thc pastor, Rev. W. f.
Thompson. D. D., will preach at II
o'clock and at s. The Sunday school
Will have It's Christmas entertainment
on Wednesday night In the Sunday
school room.
Grace-Preaching at IL o'clock and
at BY the pastor. Rev. ]. G. Cnruh.
Asbury-Thc pastor. Rev. w. Oliver
Gordon. will preach In the morning at
II o'clock. In the evening the pastor
OF West End Methodist Church Will
preach at AsbYry. and the pastor OF
Asbury at the West End Church.
Monument-Rev. G.. II. Lambeth. d.
d.. the pastor. will preach at IL o'clock
and at S.
Decatur Street--Rev. Samuel L. Dunn
vile. the pastor. will preach at II
o'clock and Rev. Il. II. Potts. d. D.,
at the evening service.
Highland Park-Rcv Il. NJ. white.
the pastor. viii! preach st II o'clock
md at s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
EPISCOPAL.

Holy Trinity-Scrvices At II o'clock
and at to-day, and on Christmas Day
there will be a. celebration Of the Holy
Communion at o'clock and services
~ II. The rector. Rev. ]. J. Cravatt,
p. n. will conduct all the services.
chri.t-services at II o'clock and at
5. Rev. II. Cary Montague will preach
In the morning, and the rector. rev.
Charles w. Sydnor. in the evening.
Grace-Rcv William II. Burkhardt.
rector. will preach at II o'clock and at
s. At $40 this afternoon the chill
dron OF the SUNDAY school viii: have
their Christmas celebration. At 3
o'clock Christmas morning short
communion service Will DC held. with
a regular service and shor. sermon
at il o'clock.
ST. MISUNDERSTANDING prayer and
sermon at IL o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock. Both SER
vices will nc conducted by the rector.
Rev. J. Francis RibbIe.
communion and sermon at II o'clock.
Evening prayer and sermon at 8
o'clock. Tic rector. Rev. Philip 4. Ar
thur. will preach at both services.
81. Jnmc--Morning prayer and SER
mon at - o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at s:l5 o'clock. The rector.
Rev. q. rrceiand Peter. will preach ut
rector. Rev. Walter Williams. in tho
evening.
oIonnme ntnl-E.v James w Nor
rio. p. r., Will preach at II o'clock. Al
O'Clock the Christmas celebration Of
the Sunday school will be held and
the offerings for tho .Armenians and
Syrians will Ne placed in the manager
constructed in he chancel.
All SnInts-The Rev. j. Y. Downman,
the rector. will conduct morning prayer
with sermon at II o'clock. Afternoon
services and sermon at $3.50 Morning
prayer. with sermon and Holy Com
munion. Christmas Day at IL o'clock
Church OF the Holy Comferter-Morn-
ing prayer and rermon AZ II o'clock.
Sunday school Christmas exercises at
, o'clock. with offering for the Ar
mcnian sufferers.
ST. John's--There will be services at
II o'clock and at conducted by the
rector. Rev. Hugh ". SubIctt
ST. Notwithstanding prayer and seq
mon At y o'clock. Musical service ard
short address AT o'clock. Both ser.
vices conducted by the rector, Rev. c.
u. Brydon.
St. Paurs-MorrinE prayer and Ho,,
Communion at 7:i5 Al the II o'clock
service the Sunday school will have
its usual Christmas service. At {
O'Clock in the afternoon there will be
q special Christmas service for SOL
diers and sailors with an address by
John Stewart Bryan. The music Al.
thir service vii! he rendered by the
Richmond Male Chora, Society. At
the o'clock service in tho evening
the choir. assisted by the st. CeceIia
chorus, will give a carol service, sing.
ing a number Of the Oldest Enown
Christmas carols.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
PEACE WITHOUT VICTORY
NOT WANTED BY LEAGUE


position for all seas and ali CONT
Rents."
Asserting that the underlying cause
for Americas entrance into tho war
was that the German government ON
dangers our safety and challenges our
Freedom" tho statement declares that
president Wilson was the true spokes-
man of the American people when he
said in his message to Congress- that
the American people arc impatient with
those who desire peace by any sort of
compromise"
"No compromise is conceivable"
continues the declaration ne the Ger.
man government is not utterly brought
to an end by military defeat or politI-
cal revolution from within. Since n
lasting world peace is our chief war
aim. which of Germany's crimes can
we afford to accept as innocent acts
and permit to be repeated and con-
tinued? Which oppressed nationality
can be safely abandoned to har SOW
ereisnty? What slaughter Of tnno.
centn and destruction OF their prop
erty shall we leave without such rep
sration as can DO afforded by financial
indemnity"
Quoting from President Wilson's as
scrtions that the war will not ho won
until the rulers OF the German peonls
make reparation for the wrongs they
have done. the league asserts that In
IDENTITIES should be paid In the cases
OF Belgium. Serbia. Poland, Roumania
and France.
The League for National Unity waa
organized in Warrington last Septar,-
Der. II purposes to create a medium
through which loyal Americans Of all
classes can give expression to tho fun
damcntal purpose OF the United States
TO carry on the war to a successful
conclusion. Cardinal James Gibbons
Is honorary chairman of the league and
Theodore N. Vail. president OF tho
American Telephone aud Telegraph
Company. is chairman. Among tho
are Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation
OF Labor, and George Pope, president
OF tho National Association Of Manu-
facturers.
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES
is because lie knows how to bring
about the worlds salvation.
MILLIONS FIND PEACE
Az FOOT Olr THE (.RnSa

MILLIONS FIND PEACE
AT FOOT OF THE CROSS
Why was IL that Christ was crucified
when He prayed. Let this cup pass
from Me-? We can only answer by
pointing to the millions who have
found peace at the foot OF the cross.
who have entered into Paradise washed
In the blood OF Christ. You and / can
only answer as we ask pardon for our
sins and know that pardon Is granted
He hears our prayers. and we will
know some day all that those prayers
have accomplished. have no more
doubt that my prayers for my unknown
Gods own wise and loving way than I
have concerning the fact that Christ
once lived OH earth.
II tho pain continues God has some
work for that pain to fulfill; and when
my friend at last enters glory she
will understand and thank God for
every bit OF suffering. Fear no.
daughter Of Zion! Oh. blessed words
or comfort and assurance: How gentle
the bed Of suffering. lie looks down
upon tho awful agony OF Europe!
why" you ask. "oh. why docs He not
stop it," l do not know. But what
l do know is that God is love. He ~
my Father and the Father OF all HE
children. Because He is so great ]
cannot comprehend Him or His ways.
But rest in His love. Tear not; thy
King cometh unto thee
Come 10 my heart. Q King. and rest
there and make me Thine. thank
Thee that Thou dost come so humbly,
willing to enter my poor heart: that
Thou dost come SO quietly. none hear
ing Thy voice but myself: that Thou
dost como 30 comfortinsly. bidding my
fears be gone: that Thou dost come so
winninEly. accepting M prayers and
my praises. Come again, dear Lord, to
Thy waiting and suffering earth; come
and reign over us. Thou hast prom
iscd Oh. come quickly. and we will
greet Thee with cries OF JOY. Amen.
Amen.
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CHRISTIAN.

Third-Rsv. j. o. Hclsabcck. the mas
'or. vii! preach both morning and
evening. What Can Give?" will be
the "uhj"c, OF the morning sermon.
and NO Room for Jesus" of the even
ing sermon.
Cownrdin Avenue-Thc pastor Rev.
John a. Tate. Will preach at II O'clock
on THE True Spirit Of Christmas" and
at o'clock he will review wonder.
ful story entitled The Victory of Mary
christopher"
seventh Street.-The pastor. Rcv. II.
-. Z. Maclachlan. d. n, vii! preach at
IL O'Clock and at s. His morning sub.
)ect viii he christmas In Arms or
INC keiation OF War TO Peace" and the
evening subject will be THE Spirit
OF Christmas and Its Enemies"
Hanover Avenue-Tbe minister To.
George W. kcmper. will preach at II
o'clock and at s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
ST. Mark. Episcopal Church.

Christmas Day.
Professional Rymn no. -. ...Readins
Fcnite. III A. .Mendelssohn
Gloria Patri. in Williams
Tie Deum, in f Flat. Klein
Jupilate, In C..,........... Williams
ln;roit hnthcm-Baritone Solo and
Chorus. 20. Come 10 My Heart,
Lord Jesus" Ambrose
Onertory-Soprano Solo-"Angers
Screnadc" " Brara
Organ and violin accompaniment
Communion Service. In A.... Gilbert
occssional-Hymn No. so. 80. .Sma IT
On Sunday morning December 80.
most OF the above music will be re.
pcated. and at the evening service.
December 30. the following program
will be rendrcd:
Proccssional--ITymn No. So. Willis
Gloria Patri. in G.. .Corbin
Festival Gloria in E1celsis. in d..
............ Buck
Cantate Domino. in Co.. .Corbiu
bonedic ANNA. in A.......... Bruche
Anthem-"O. Come to My Heart.
Lord Jesus ...,.... Ambrose
Baritone Solo and Chorus.
Hymn No. SIS. RedneY
oFcrtory-soprano Solo. Christ
Seven-Told. Amen" ...... Stainer
Reccssional-Ifynn No. co. $500. Smart
Vested choir; twenty voices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
Suffered Seven Yearn, Gave Up Doctor
Took to Taking Acid Iron Min
eraI and Snyn He Was Able
to Work Again.
SUFFERED AGONY UNTIL UE
BEGAN TAXING THIS MEDICINE

II suffered from indigestion, and with
my stomach SO bad ! could not go to
work halt the time. had suffered
seven years and tried several doctors,
but they only save me temporary re-
lief" declared Greenville. S. c.. man
tho other day in telling how he at last
got relief.
Everything ] ate would disagree
with that poor stomach OF mine, and
] was not only sick, but worried.
Seven years Ia a long time to suffer,
and ] want to recommend a simple
treatment to people suffering like
did. It doesn't cost but dollar or SO,
and 1t Is just the thing, Get a bottle
OF Acid Iron Mineral at the drug store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
st. John Chapel, Highland Springs.

Christmas mass at a. NJ; music.
Concones Mass. in +: offertory.
"Adestc Fideles": professional hymn.
silent Night"
Choir: Soprano-Mrs. T. A. Finnerty.
Miss Gertrude Kramer. Miss Carrie
Saunders Mrs. Kate Griffin; alto-Mrs.
e. Kramer; base. Bruner. b. kram-
or: tenc--W. Mann. e. Baxter; violinist
Miss Gertrude Kramer. organiSt-
Miss Lena Kramer: dircctor-Mrs. Kate
Griffin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN.

Northumberland. j. Y. Fair. the
pastor, will preach at II o'clock and
at o'clock
Grace CoNepant-Rcv. Walter L. Lin.
gle, d. D., will preach the sermon at
the white Sift service at II o'clock,
and at the evening hour the Christ.
mas musical service will be held
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Monument.l Eri.copal Church.

Christmas Day-Processional Hymn
No. 80: Tie Deum Laudamus Ducks in
h Minor); Jubilate Dec (Horatio Par
ker's in Ed; Hymn No. SO: kyric Elci-
son (Elvey in "A"): Hymn No. 58;
anthem, There Were Shepherds"
(Bruce -Steane>; S ctus fC;nrretD:
Communion Hymn No. a25: Gloria In
ENcelsis {Old Chant); recessionaI,
Hymn No. GO.
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Grace Methodist Church.

sunday MORNING.
Voluntary. Christ Is Born. Ashford
Response. 20 Little Town OF Eethlc-
hem Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
Ofcrtory. soprano solo. The Angels
Refrain Observation-Disclosures. .Geibel
Mrs. i. G.. Phillips.
Evening.
Voluntary, 'lIark the Glad sound"
banks
Response. Once in Royal David's
City" ................ Barrett
Ofertory. Hymn OF the Nativity"
Stewart
Choir: Sopranos. Mrs. l.. 6. Phillips.
Mrs. .. II. Archer Misses Sadie Wilkin-
son. Florence Pillow. Leila Curry. Elsie
Archer; contralto. Mrs. i. ii. Mann.
Mrs. S. L. Bishop, Mrs. Rose Puettc:
tenor. F. II. Mann: bass. S. J. Wing
neld and Ben Pillow; director. S. ].
wingfcld; orsanist. w Reginald
Walker.