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Calvary,

This morning at II o'clock DR. James
Shera Montgomery. the minister. will
preach on the subject The EvangeI of
Christ mas" and this evening at S
o'clock he will lecture on MADE in
Germany" Special musical programs
have been arranged for both morning
and evening. AT the morning service
Wheeler A. Wilson will sing the Of
fertory solo, The New Born King. and
this evening there will be a violin solo
by Miss Ruth Bronson and the soprano
solo, The Babe of Bethlehem. by Mrs.
Hazel Bachschmid. with violin obligato.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
SOUTH.
Emory.

This morning the pastor, Rev. F. ].
prettyman will preach on the text. Think
not that l am come to send peace on the
earth I am not come to send peace. but
a sword Matthew. 1924. There will be
musical numbers by the church choir led
BY Mrs Harry y. White. This evening
there will be a choral service and illus
trated sermon by the pastor subject.
The idea of Jesus in the Centuries"
Tuesday at am, Christmas morning
service Special music and address
Thursday. 7 80 pm, Sunday school serv-
ice The program will consist of the story
of Van Dyke. The Other Wise Man.
illustrated with stereopticon views and
an offering by the school, entitled White
Gifts for the King" The offering will be
tee for Armenian and Syrian relief
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Concordia.

The usual Christmas service will be
conducted in German at Concordia
Church. goth and G streets, at II o'clock
Tuesday morning. with the pastor, Rev.
Paul A. Mcneil. preaching.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock the
several departments Of the Sunday
school will celebrate a giving Christ.
mas with special singing and recita-
tions. The, Sunday school orchestra
will be present with the oreanist. All
may join in singing the old time Christ
mas songs and carols. Raphael Koes-
ter will be organist Solo parts will be
taken by Miss Mathilde Kolb, soprano
and Miss 'Frieda Krieg, alto.
Keller Memorial.
Special music by the choir viii, fea-
ture both the morning and evening
services at Keller Memorial Church,
9Th and Maryland avenue northeast,
Christmas day. Rev. S. T. Nicholas. pas
tor, will preach on The Christmas Me-
sage" at the morning service, which
will begin at I o'clock The evening
service. also at Z o'clock. will be for
the Sunday school children.
Christ English.
From the belfry of Christ English
Church, New Jersey avenue near NJ
street northwest, a cornet player will
proclaim the coming of Christ at
O'Clock Christmas morning. The sery-
ice Will begin half hour later, Rev. J.
Frederick Wenchel will take as his
topic, Gods First Christmas Gift Two
anthems. Joy to the World and Sweet
Angels Ever Bright and Fair are on
the program. The organist, Rolla G.
Onyun will render Nazareth as a pre-
lude, and Noel Alsacenne for the offer
tory. The Sunday school service will
be at Z o'clock Wednesday evening. with
George j. Johannes in charge.
Luther Place Memorial church,
1.-THE Strife for Peace" is the subject
of the sermon to be delivered byk Aey
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Calvary.

Christmas will be observed with a spe-
ciaf sermon this morning by the minister
Rev Harry Lee Hout, whose subject will
be Christ the Lord and the Only Savior"
with special Christmas music In the
evening the subject of the sermon will be
peace on Earth Through Conflicts"
Early morning service will be held Christ
mas day at 6 O'Clock, for song and prayer.
The Sunday school will hold its Christmas
entertainment Thursday evening at s
o'clock
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North Capitol.

Special musical services will be held
Christmas morning from to I o'clock
and will he in charge of Miss Mary
e. Peck of Rust Hall. Because of ILL
ness. the pastor, Rev. William Harris,
will be unable to attend
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NEW CHURCH.

Church Of the New Jerusalem.
Festival psalms and responses, In
GLIDING GLORY to God in the Highest
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Petworth.

At the Christmas services this even
ing at o'clock there will be a special
musical program by vested choir of
forty voices. assisted by junior choir
of eighty voices. under the direction of
Dwight S. Church. with Mrs. John NJ.
Sylvester at the organ. There will be
scripturaI reading especially appropri-
ate for Christmas and an address by
the pastor Rev. G.. Ellis Williams. on
"A Christmas Meditation"
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Henry Anstadt. pastor Luther Place
Memorial Church. at the special Christ
mas service of the congregation this
morning. The musical program vii! IN
clude a quartet, Lol How a Rose Fer
Blooming. and a chorus. There Were
Shepherds. At 1880 o'clock this even
ing the Sunday school will present It's
king" A short service will be Held at Z
o'clock Christmas morning, at which
the pastor will preach and the choir
will render special music. under the
direction of Miss Ethel Garrett john
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St. Paul's English.

quartet will sing Manger Child.
Birthday of a King. Virgin Lullaby and
Holy Night at the Christmas service at
st. PauFs Church at O'Clock Tuesday
morning. The pastor. Rev. J. T. Hud-
die. will preach.
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o'CIOCk Christmas morning, at WHICH
the pastor will preach and the choir
will render special music, under the
direction of Miss Ethel Garrett john
ston.
Zion Evangelical Church.
The full liturgical service of the Lu-
theran denomination, with psalms and
anthems, will be celebrated at the Zion
Evangelical Church at $50 o'clock
Christmas morning the German service
will be held, with the pastor, Rev. Rich
ard Schmidt, in the pulpit. The Sunday
school will hold its service at 1880
o'clock Wednesday evening, Instead OF
the usual distribution of candy to the
children. a check for $50 will be given
to the Red Cross. At 1880 o'clock FRI
day evening the children will present
their Santa Claus entertainment.
Trinity Church.
The choir of Trinity Church. directed
morn. Holy Night, Silent Night. Break
Thou Forth. Earth's Mighty Sound and
Joyful Sounds at IL o'clock Christmas
Rev. Henoch Schroeder, pas
tor, will preach. There also will be a
service at Z o'clock in the evening.
st. Marks Church.
SHT1StHldS =" III DE observed at SC.
Marks Church, sth and b streets south
west, with special services in the
morning, at which the vested choir
will lead the congregation in sing
ing old Christmas hymns. The pastor,
Rev. William A. Wade, will preach a
sermon on The Leadership of Lit
tie Child" The choir will render an
anthem, Behold, the Shepherds. and
Mr. Goebel will sing a solo. The Sun
day school will render their program
Tuesday evening at I o'clock. The
ssryee w be In charge of A Leim
Georgetown Evangelical Church.
The vested Junior and adult choir of
the Georgetown Evangelical Church
will render Silent Night, Once in
Davids Royal City and Good News
From Heaven at the full liturgical
service at o'clock Christmas morn
ing. Mrs L. H. Warning, wife of the
pastor, will direct the choir and Misses
Selma and Elsie Schulze and J. Frank
Butts will be the soloists. At 1870
o'clock Christmas evening the Sunday
school will render Hail to the King, a
special service prepared for Lutheran
churches.
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Central.

In observance of Christmas the Sun
day school will send boxes of toys
and clothing e. to the orphanage at
of Rev. F. E. Clark at Grundy. Va,
and to the Central Union Mission Of
this city. Gifts Of money will be
made to these institutions. as well as
gian relief fund and the prison work
of Rev. George Crabtree. Today the
pastor, DIR. James H. Taylor. will
preach Christmas sermon. Earl Car
bauh will sing and Mrs. H. G. Wilbur
will preside at the organ.
Chevy Chase.
Christmas services were held last
evening, conducted by the Sunday
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Wallace Memorial.

There will be special Christmas serv-
ices this morning at IL o'clock, at which
Rev. c. l.. Mckee of Washington, Pa.
will preach. A program of special
Christmas music will be rendered. AT
4 o'clock this afternoon there will be
a white gift" service by the Sunday
school. Following exercises by the chill
dren. DR.. Dowie of the BILLY" Sunday
party viii speak.
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st. Margaret's Church.

Christmas services at st. Margaret's
Church. Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place Rev. Herbert Scott Smith,
rector, include holy communion at
am and $50 am. and morning prayer
and communion at II o'clock Tuesday.
The special music at the latter will
consist of professional hymn. Fenite.
TIE Deum, Jubilate, introit, sermon
HYMN and offertory and recessional
anthems. The Christmas cantata. Beth.
lehen. win be sung by the children of
the. Sunday school at s O'Clock this
evening, the soloists being Miss Myra
McCathran Marks. Melville d. Hensey
and Arthur Derbert-
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Gunton Temple.

The Christmas day service will be
held. beginning at 1890 am. and close
at 1880. Christmas hymns viii be
sung. Rev. d. C. Brown will preach the
sermon, and gifts will be brought to the
church for orphans and homeless chill
dren. The festival of the Sunday school
will be held in the church Friday even
ing at 1870 o'clock.
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TRANSFORMATION Chapel.

Observance of Christmas by the
TRANSPORTATION Chapel, Rock Creek
parish. 14th and Gallatin streets north
west. Rev w. F. Thompson, rector, Will
begin with evensong and holy COM
munion tomorrow light at 1880 o'clock.
Christmas morning there Will be com
munion tomorrow night at 1880 clock
festival and tree is scheduled for 1880
the evening of Friday, Holy 1nnocents
day. Also next Sunday there will be
specfal Christmas music at the IL
o'clock morning prayer service
St. Marks Church.
ST. Marks Church. Sd and A streets
southeast. Rev C. r. Stetson, rector.
,a 6 arranged three services for Christ
mas day. These are holy communion.
with music and hymns, at $50 a. m; :
holy communion, plain, at am and
festival service and communion at II
vested choir. The Christmas festival
and tree. a service for young people and
for adults also, will be at T:3o pm.
Thursday in the church, featured by the
singing of ancient and modern Christ
mas carols. Yesterday at pm the
vested choir of men and boys gave
special carol service
Grace Church.
Grace Church. Georgetown. Rev.
George w. AIklHSOn- rector, Will peSiu
IT'S celebration of Christmas by full
choral eucharist with Christmas carols
tomorrow night at midnight. Christmas
day there will be two services. holy
eucharist at 7 o'clock am. and choral
eucharist at 10 o'clock. while the chill
dren's Sunday school festival is set for
30 o'clock the evening of the same
day.
Chapel of the Nativity.
y, .ary;caS orc pl.pned for cbr;s+
mas day at the Chapel of the Nativity,
18th and A streets southeast, Rev
Enoch NJ. Thompson. vicar. and it's
branch, the Chapel of the Resurrection.
These services will also mark the Gull
mination OF the celebration of the four
teenth anniversary of the chapel. The
first communion. with carols. will be at
Is am. at Resurrection Chapel 18th and
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All Saints Church.

Services will be held Christmas morn
ing at All Saints Church. Chevy Chase,
Rev. J. W. Austin. rector. with holy
communion a feature. The special
musical numbers. to be given under
direction of Mrs. A. NJ Jackson. organ
ist include professional hymn, Chris
tians, Awake; venite, TIE Deum, Bene-
dictus; introit, Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing: Kyrie. Gloria Tibi; hymn, Joy
Fills Our Utmost Hearts Today; Of
fertory anthem, Sing. 0 Heavens; COM
munion hymns, 0 Saving Victim and
Jesu, to Thy Table Led, Gloria in Ex-
celsis. and occasional, Angels From
the Realms of Glory.
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lexington.

Special Christmas music will be given
by the choir. Harry G. Kimball, organ
list and director. At the morning serv-
ice there will be the anthem. Peace
Upon Earth, by Geibel, and Mrs. Robert
Davis will sing Christmas Lullaby, by
Dudley Buck. In the evening the can
tata, The Star of Bethlehem. by Adams.
will be rendered. Members of the choir
are: Mrs Robert Davis, Miss Bertha
Linton, Miss Marie Cisco, Miss Alice
Nickles, E. L. Springer. James l.. Bates,
Conner Lewis, Mrs. Frank A. Moffett,
Miss Anna Bowdin. Mrs. S. H. Carter,
Miss Grace Roberts, Robert Thomas
and Frank A Moffett.
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Gurley Memorial.

Special Christmas services will be
held today at II am. and pm. Rev
Bernard Braskamp. pastor. will speak
in the morning on THE Gift of God"
and in the evening on The Message of
Christmas" There will be Christmas
music. by Mrs Ethel HoltZclaw Gaw1er.
Mr. William Braithwaite and a double
quartet. Mrs. Gaw1er's solos will in
clude. There's a Song in the Air, by
Speakes, and Star Of the East, by
Coombs. On Wednesday evening there
will be a special Christmas program
for the Sunday school and congregation
consisting of White Gifts for the King.
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St. James Church.

Five services are arranged for Christ
mas day at St James Church. Sth
street near Massachusetts, avenue
northeast, Rev. James W. Clark, rector;
rbey are at Z. s, 1890 and II am. and
: nm At the II o'clock service there
will be a plain song mass. with IA
niIiar and appropriate Christmas hymns
by the mems choir.
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New York Avenue.

The Christmas music will be the fol-
lowing numbers: Markets Christmas
Pastorale. Vests See Amid the Win
ter's Shows. Coombs' Bethlehem
Haydn's Silent Night. Handlers Hallelu-
jah Chorus. Woodman's Annunciation
Shelley's The Christmas Song, Rel
necke's When the Christ Was Born.
Adams O Holy Night; Harris Now Is
Come Salvation and Merkers Christmas
March The choir will have the addi-
ton of Anton Kaspar, violinist-
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Church Of the Good Shepherd.

At the Church Of tho Good Shepherd.
sth and I streets northeast. Rev. c. S.
Abbott. rector, the vested choir of men
and boys Will sing Christmas hymns at
the service tonight. A chorus choir will
give we'll known hymns and the music
of the communion service from 1880
until 1890 tomorrow night-Christmas
eve-whfle Christmas day at IL a. m.
the vested choir will sing music appro-
pirate to the day, including, a Kyrie.
Sanctus, Agnus Del, Gloria in Excelsis
and the anthem Behold I Bring You
Good Tidings.
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Church Of the Ascension.

At the Church of the Ascension. Mas
sachusetts avenue and 18th street north
west, Rev. J. Henning Nelms, rector,
there will be Christmas day services,
consisting of holy communion at am,
and at II o'clock special Christmas
services. with communion. The preach
er at this principal service will be Rt;
Rev. James D. Funston, Bishop OF
Idaho.
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Northminster.

This morning at o o'clock the children
of the Sunday school viii hold exercises
entitled "A White Gift Christmas :"
There will be a tree to which gifts.
wrapped in white paper. will be
brought. the donors to have the privi-
iege of designating to what charity the
gift shall go. There viii be special
music and speaking. AT II o'clock the
pastor Rev. George A. Bower, Will
preach on THE Fullness of the Times"
This evening the services are to be in
charge of adult members of the Sunday
school. with program entitled Gifts
for the King.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

BEST CASH OFFER takes lots ssd
Z. block 8. West Lake Park Ad4i.
Ton 10 klamath Falls. Bog 163. Bull,
idaho. 36.2ts
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Old memories OF the good tines the
early settlers OF Klamath ua.d 20
have when. as guests Of Judge aud
Mrs Smith. they attended the parties
given at their HON. at Allamont.
were stirred last Wednesday evening
when about iI0 guests gathered there
for u few hours of dancing and social
enjoyment, II was one of several
such parties that have been given
since the spacious old hnmc has bcsn
occupied by Mr. and Mrs I, r. Han.
non. aud tbs popularity ,hry are gain.
ms is evidenced 10 the increasing At.
ivucaIcu 1T each T.l las' " ser"
given under the auspices ot the ladies
OF the Altar Society Of the Sacred
Hclrt church. and the novelty of the
dance being preceded aud followed by
leigh rides struck responsive chord
in those who attended \ feature ut
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PALMS vs.. ElkS
BOWLING CARD
TEAMS WILL HOWL ~ GAMES
TOURNAMENT. BEGrSNlNG ON
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT on THE
PALM ALLEYS.

The first three games of twelve
game bowling tournament between
the Elks and Palm bowling teams will
be rolled Monday night on the Palm
alleys in the Odd Fellows buildings.
Five men will be used in each
game. The Elks team is composed
Of Austin Hayden, H. NJ. Ackley. l.. G.
Van Bellen, W. o. Smith. Leslie
Rogers, W. L. Smith, J. E. Bodge and
Perry DeLap. For the Palms, G. !.
Wright, J. H. Carnahan. J. S. Kent.
Glen Jester, F. NJ. Upp, W. r. Boyd
and Art Leavitt will roll.
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the evening ~as the serving of sweet
cider, A handsome booth Wan erect,
oil In the vide hall separating tho
spacious pariors. aud this VAS pre-,
sided over By various ladies Of the
parish, II vas iib~raiiy paironts-d by
the dancers. Elaborate rcfroah.
mcn,s were served. q feature which
IL becoming quite Noted a, these func.
,iona. The music of the evening VA.
furnished by tho Harlow orrh-ftra
witch ~aa supplemented by old time
dance, from the ''nddlr" of Mr.
Tucker
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"OR RENT-Two-room furnished
house. corner sixth and Grant. 2.
G. Kimball. phone %. 2e.3ts
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famous penal Institution at Sing Sing.
He completed today ten days term
in the naval prison at the request Of
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels. who
wanted q complete report on condi-
tions In the prison and the feeling OF
the inmstes-aH OF them enlisted
sailors.
With Brown" for the past ten
days as convicts have been Professor
John Mccormick. professor OF polit.
'",i science at Bowdoin University.
and Harry Bodanisky. Osborne's sec.
retary. The three were treated ex-
sctly like other convicts In the prison
They wore the same clothes. ate the
same food. did the same hard labor
on the Portsmouth rock piles. and no
hint was given the convicts but that
the trio were real bad men," serv.
ing time like the rest Of them.
This is Osborne's third voluntary
term" in a prison to obtain Hrst
hand information a. to conditions.
His hrst sentence" ives at Auburn
several years ago.
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.{395 IS, ADDED
FOR TERMINALS
COMMITTEES GETs CONTRACTS
FROM SIX DlrrERENT FIRMS
No HELP GET sTRsHORNRoAD
FOR KLAMATH

Three hundred and ninety-five dol
lars for the Strahorn railroad ter
minal fund was secured yesterday
from business firms Of Klamath Falls
not in the Business Mems Associa-
tion.
The bigget donor was klamath Iron
Works, with $500. Following are the
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FIRST HOCKEY
GAME SUNDAY
TWO LOCAL TEAMS WILL. PLAY
FIRST HNKEY GAME1N kI.AM.
ATH FALLS TOMORROW At
MOn<N' pARk ICE RINK

/ What do you think Of that. Ice
hockey right here in Klamath Falls
Yes. sir! klamath Falls always has
had fine lakes and cold weather. but
never before was an ice hockey game
staged here. The Kids play shiny
with tin can, but that Is all
The hockey game will be played to-
morrow at the Modoc Park ice rink.
beginning at o'clock. Spectators
will be admitted to the game free,
and a large crowd is expected to see
the contest.
Veteran hockey stars will be on
each team. although a few members
Of each team viii be beginners at the
game. Oscar Wiley. Wallace Bailey.
Herbert Barry. Cecil and Bill Weeks
and Glen Jester are experienced hock-
eyists.
One team Is. captained by Wilbur
Telford, and is composed of Captain
Telford. Harry Telford, Bill Weeks.
Cecil Weeks. George Stevenson. Her.
bert Barry and Glen Jester. Jester
is exrected to prove a sensation.
On Oscar Willey's team will be
John Johnston, Wallace Bailey. Jim
John McAndrews. Earl
Humphrey. Wade Short. W. Beach
and c. o. West
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ray. Mrs. e. u. Underwoo and Mrs.
+. II. Mills, Refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
A very pleasant afternoon was
srent on Jast Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. George Grixxlc OF the Mt, I.aki
district. The ladies met and organ
lied "A needlcwork club. which is TO be
known as the Ladies' Art Club. Fol.
lowing the meeting. ar hour was
spent In changing ideas aud patterns
which was followed by dainty
lunch served by the hostess. Every
one prcscn, reported n splendid time,
Over hundred young people nt-
tended the annual banquet and busi-
ness meeting o! the Young Peoples
Federation Of this city ut the Chris
tian church last night. Rev, q. IL
Bennett OF the Methodist church art
ed as toast master OF the evening. Fol
lowing the splendid banquet the high
school orchestra played several mum.
bers. Vocal solos by Miss Gertrude
Parker and Miss Clara Calkins. with
Miss Audrey Roberts PLAYING the
piano. completed the musical pro-
gram. Toasfs we're given by c. e.
Icenbice. N. 8. Taylor. Charles Rob
erts and !. r. Struble. The need OF
cooperation and the things done dur.
Ing the last year were discussed. In
all. the evening was thoroughly en-
joyed.
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direction. played at assembly Thurs.
day morning. II also furnished a part
of the musical program which was
given at the meeting OF the Young
Peoples Federation of this city at
the Christian church last night.
The first basketball game OF the
second semester will be played at the
pavilion tonight. when our boys meet
the freka high school team. This
promises to be one OF the fastest
games OF the season. as the teams are
evenly matched and have been prac.
ticing faithfully for the contest. Mu-
sic vii! be furnished by some OF the
high school students. so that the team
will have little more pep"
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OSBORNE SERVES
PRISON SENTENCE
NOTED PRISON RErVRMER WITH
TWO orHERs pONs STRIPES
At NAVAL PRISON TO GET
FIRST HAND INFORMATION
PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. Jan. a.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. Jan. 81
Tom Brown" who has served terms
in Auburn. Sing Sing. Dannemora and
has long experience In jails. was to
step out Of Uncle Sans naval prison
here today. a free man. Whether he
will 60 back into Jail again soon de-.
pcnds upon his own free will.
For Tom Brown" be Il known. Is
Thomas Mott Osborne, prison rcform-
er. former warden Of New Works.
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SOCIETY

Invitations are being printed and soon
will be mailed for the annual Elks
ball at the temple on February 90.
This 10 one OF the most elaborate So
cial affairs Of the season.
O
Mrs. Louis Gerber was hostess to
the Bridge Club on Thursday after
noon OF last week. The honors at
bridge went to Mrs. c. II. Underwood.
Those present were Mrs. H. N. Moe.
Mrs. c. w. Eberlein. Mrs. f. J. MUIR