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K TT V 'A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 2.1. l!Wl o :( ) vV w BLOODHOUNDS FOR COUNT? Eos Maj Fe Fought to Run Town Chicken Thieves. URGENT DEMAND MADE FOR THEM People Who Hate "aafalned Heavy Losses Plead nllh ( oiniuls aloaers to Sink This I'irrhaac, Douglas county may buy two bloodhounds t i aid In running down hog and chicken thieves who rsive been plundering farmer around Omaha tor the last few weeks, and they may be used for more atrocious crim inal. A delegation from the Farmer' Protective association called on the com pilssloners Saturday morning and asked the county to buy the dogs. They complained of an unusual number of losses In a carni val of petty crime that has been going on. Chicken houses and hog pen have been raided In various parts of the county, ana the climax vai reached In the holdup of the Wolf saloon on Dodge street. At the request of the delegation th-. board appointed Bherlft McDonald, Com missioner Solomon and Messrs. Plckard, Avery and Flynn of the association a com mittee to investigate the question of buy ing Diooa hound. The committee will go to Lincoln Wednesday, and at that time bloodhounds from the penitentiary. Boa r r I TOPICS ?0R A OAT OF REST. A meeting of Importance to all membere of the Christian Hndefivor societies of the country waa held ,on December 12 at H" ton by the executive committee of the board of trustees of the Cnlted Society of Clulstlan Endea vor. which I composed of an affiliation of nil of the various local societies in thin and other countries. At this meeting William Bhaw, who hns been Identified with the C'hrlnt'.un Endeavor movement from Its inception and who Is well known among the young people of the country, wa elected general secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna tion of Von Ogden Vogt, whceteslgned tJ accept a position on the board of the Presbyterian home mission. A committee wns also appointed to secure the sefvlcei of an assistant secretary, In order that the work of Christian Endeavor may be or ganised mora thoroughly than ever In the past. Another nonsnlarled office was created by the board of trustees, that of editorial secretary of the Vnlted society, and Amos H. Wells, sn author of some note, waa tlrcted to fill it. That the Christian Endeavor does not content Itself with th regular weekly prayer meeting was proven by reports that came to the board from all over the world of aggressive service undertaken by the societies and union with most gratifying orrsn accompaniment, will be sung by Misses I.lildell and Livingston. Master Prahl, Messrs. Ileldloff. Navln and High land. Charles Ovid Klakeelee, choirmaster and organist. Christmas music at the First Congre gational church. Nineteenth and Daven port streets: MORNING. Christmas Prelude Otto Mailing Introductory Anthem All They of 8ala Ph.ill Come Rhelnherger OfTertory on Adeste Fld-1 Oullmant Quartet Adore and He fltlll Oounod With soV by Mrs. Hypes and Mr. Pryor and violin obllgato by Claus Bchoub. Anthem There Were Shepherds Chsdwkk Mrs. Hypes and chorus. Postlude Alleluia Loret EVENINO. Prelude on Two Christmas Hymns. . . . Uuilmant Anthem Brightest and Best Buck Quartet and chorus. Quartet Adore and Be Still Oounod With soprano and tenor soVis and violin , ohllgatn. Anthem There Were Shepherds Chadwlck Mrs. Hvpes and chorus. Offertory Le Cvnge Salnt-Snens Anthem O, Holy Child of Bethlehem Chndwlck Miss De Graff, mixed quartet and chorus. Postlude In D Oullmant Martin W. Bush, organist; Ira B. Pennl man, director. trice and Fullrrton will be given a test, and I results. It was also shown that Endeav the question of investing In a pair be dis cussed. The Omaha Commercial club agitated the purchase of bloodhounds shortly after the Rummelhart ' murder, but nothing definite waa ever done. KEEGAN CALLED TO CHICAGO Omaha. Teamster to lie Witness In Trial of Cornelia V. Shea. Ben Kecgan. president of the Omahl Teamsters' union, has been summoned to Chicago to appear as a witness in the trial of Cornelius P. Shea, international president of the teamsters' union, charged with conspiracy In the Montgomery, Ward eV Co. strike last summer. The summons was received yesterday In the form rt a telegram from Tom L Hughes, secretary treasurer of the national body of teamsters. Mr. Keegan wired back he would leave for Chicago Monday. The summoning of Mr. Keegan waa the result of a atory published In The Bee last week, giving an Interview from Presi dent Keegan qn the conduct of Albert Young In Omaha during October, last year. In that Interview Mr. Keegan said Young, then nntlonal organiser for the teamsters, wanted to recruit the ranks of the local Unorganised teamster by bringing slug gers here from Chicago to Intimidate the unattached drivers. In the now fnmoui trial against Shea, Young and Joseph Schulti have turned state's witnesses, charging Shea, according to Keegan't statements, with the very thing Y'oung wanted to do In Omnha Inst year. Shea, International president of the team sters' union. Is charged with calling out the Montgomery-Ward teamxters to aid the garment workers In their strike. Th women's socloty of the Saratoga Congregational church report that the supper and sale held last Tuesday even ing was highly successful both socially and financially. An excellent program was rendered by the young people. PAYS FOR CHARITY TICKET Maa Aided by Charity Association Bend Pay When Ho Gets Job. P. P. Gross can ge aid from the Asso ciated Charities In Omaha, whenever he needs It and the association Is able to give It, so' Superintendent Morris iyn. Recently Gross applied to Mr. Morris for help. He wanted to reach Torrlngton. Wyo., to get work. Mr. Morris was sup plied by the Burlington with the trans portation and Mr. Gross went to Torrlng ton, the Associated Charities paying half of the fare. ' Friday the Burlington passenger depart ment received a letter from Gross and n check for J7.W), Its half of the ticket's cost. He said he had got work and was able and glad to repay the debt. CUT GLASS, Frenser, lttta and Dodge. Y. M. C. A. Mote". The boy's meeting will he held at the Wirat Prenbyterlan church at S:45 o'clock. J A. Gillespie will speak to the boys and will also sing for them in the sign lan guage. Th services will be for hoys It yeais of age and over. The Benson Gymnasium club, which wag organized and afflllHted with the Omaha Young Men's Christian association, is plan ning for an enlarged work. Nearly $200 was raised in a few days from the business men of Benson tor this purpose. Last Tuesday evening a meeting of men Who accepted Christ during the Torrey mission waa held In the association rooms. Some eighty attended and sixty of them enrolled In Bible study classes, which were organlted especially for them. J. A. Gilles pie, John W. Hasp and E. F. DcnUon will each lead one of tire classes. The boy's basket ball team, consisting of th following: Lamle Dodds. Ed Burdick, Harold Panels, Herbert Arnwteln, Carl Nagle, Charlies Tungate and George Sugar, man, accompanied by K. F. Den Ian n, will leave on a short trln December 3S. They will pluy the Lincoln Young Men's Chris tian association Juniors the same evening and the Juniors of the York association Xecember 29. staying over to lead the Sun day afternoon boy a meeting In York on December 3". and returning to Omaha Mon day morning. The men's meeting Sunday afternoon will be held in the Lyric theater. Nineteenth and Farnam streets, at S;30. Mr. J. P. palley. the state secretary of the Young Men s Christian associations or Nebraska, will deliver a timely and pointed address Mr. B&lley is a powerful speaker to men nd hi" meetings have always been effec tive. The double male quartet, which Bang In hotels, saloons, pool rooms, etc., in con hectlon with the advertising of the Torrey Uilsslon, will sing at tho service. All men are cordially Invited, especially the conert of the lorrey mission. orers are giving hundreds of thousands of dollars every year to sustain their own churches and bjlld up the missionary causes of their own denominations. The general awakening of the churches of the country to the evangelistic Impulse was the topic of much discussion by the assembled members of the board of trus tees. This awakening was exhibited by the reinarkuble series of meetings hold by Gipsy Smith at Boston and Portland, by Dr. Torrey at Omaha and by other emi nent evangelists in other parts of the country. "Glory to the New-born King; peace on Earth, Good Will to Man," the anthem and the spirit of the ChrlHtmns time, the su preme event of the ypar to the Christian In all lands, will be sung In the churches of Omaha Sunday. All the houses of worship have been prepared with careful hand for this service and the programs, announced and unannounced, give assurance of im pressive ceremonies. A cantata entitled "The First Christmas," by C. Whitney Combs, to be given by the choir of Trinity Methodist church, Twenty first and Blnney streets, Sunday evening, December IS, at 1:30. Soloists Soprano, Mrs. W. J. Hammlll, Mis Lela Galluway, Miss Alice Mackenzie; mezzo-soprano, Mrs. J. 8. Swenson; tenor, Arthur T. Gallaway, Robert H. Imdcryou jnd Ralph Newall; baritone, Wlllard Cham bers and W. B. Graham. W. B. Graham, choir master; Charles Cocke, organist; r'reJerlck B. Pates, director for this occa lon. Program: I'enor Solo and Chorus As the Earth Brings Forth Mr. Newell and choir. Reclt. and Air for Tenor And the Angel Gabriel Mr. Landervou. Mezzo-sop. Solo and Chorus I Will Greatly Rejoice Mrs. Swennon and choir. Reclt. for Baritone And Mary Arose Mr. Chambers. Chorus, Quartet and Tenor Solo Blessd Be the Lord Mr. Gallaway and choir. Interlude Christmas Night Chorus and Quartet O or Bethlehem's Plains , .: Soprano Solo and Chorus Fear Not, Behold I Bring Miss Mackfnzie and choir. Soprano Solo The Stars Shine Bright... Miss Gallaway. Duet for Bnrltone and Tenor See You Not Yon Radiant Star Messrs. Landeryou and Graham. Christmas Carol Sing Ye Choristers of Heaven Baritone Solo and Chorus Is This the M casta h? Mr. Graham and choir. Reclt. for Soprano Behold My Servant Whom I Uphold Mrs. Hammlll. Duet. Quartet and Chorus Great Is the Lord Mr. Swenson, Mr. Gallaway and choir. Finale Blessed Be the Lord God of Israel There will also be a speclul Christmas program at the morning service, as fol lows: Pronhetlc Solo. Reclt. for Baas Thus Salth the Lord (Messiah) W. B. Graham. Anthem Glory to God In the Highest.. Coombs With soprano solo by Miss Alice Msekenaie. Duet see xou jot yon Radiant Star.. Coombs Messrs. Graham and Landeryou. Soprano Solo The Birthday of a King Nledllnger Mrs. w. j. iiammiu. Under Mr. Kellj's direction the Christ mas music at St. Mary's Avenue Congre gational church will be heard on Sunday at 10:S0 and 4:30. Morning at lfrSO: Processional Hymn O, Come All Ya Faithful Adeste Fldeles Christmas Carol It Came upon the Midnight Clear Old Tun Christmas Anthem O, Jerusalem! I-ook About Thee John K. West (Dedicated to the organists of America.) Choral Reswnsn Thou Didst Ieave Thv Throne Mstthews Offertory Solo The Birthday of a King Neidllngcr Mrs. Kelly. Christmas Anthem There Were Shep herds Abiding in the Field Warelng Postludo Chorus of Shepherds. .Lemmens Vesper service at 4:30 sharp. Subscrib ers' cards of admission have been Issued for this service good until 4.20 p. m., when the public will be admitted. Prologue Old Moravian Carol: "Not Jerusalem, but from Bethlehem Comes Salvation, Conaplatlon, Not Jerusalem." A Voice Jerusalem, Thou that Klll- est the Prophets Mendelssohn Carol (AS before). A Voice Comfprt Ye, My People.... Handel Voices (Jerusalem) Oh, Jerusalem. look about thee toward the east, and behold the Joy that comelh unto thee from God. Celestial Voices Noel! Nel! Born is the King of Israel. Voices Now Is Come Salvation West Processional Hymn Angels from the Realms of Glory Smart The Magnificat, or Hymn of Mary.... Henry Smaart Solo and Chorus O, Holy Night (Can- tlque de Noel) Adolphe Adam (Arranged for solo voice and full choir by Mr. Kelly.) Mr. Derrick and choir. Offertory Music (organ) Pastorale Symphony rrpm - j ne messian . . . Handel Anthem There Were Shepherds Abid ing Herbert Wnrelng Recessional Hymn O. Come All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fldeles) Latin Music at First Methodist: Quartet Lift Up Your Hnd.. . .i. . . . . tOler1dge-.Ta.vlor Quartet My Soul Doth Magnify. . . .Marks Uuartet twitn ouet tor soprano and tenor) More Ixive to Thee Rned Mrs. Jennlson and Mr. Green. A solo will be rendered at the Sunday morning services at All Saints' Episcopal church, Twenty-sixth street and Dewey avenue, by Miss Eugenic Whltmore, who I well and favorably known In Omaha musical circles as a most accomplished musician. The special Christmas music at the Kountte Memorial Lutheran church will he rendered at 10 CO a. m. nd 7:30 p. m At the morning service Gounod's St. Ce cilia mass will be sung, accompanied by harp and orchostra. The soloists are Misses Hazel Livingstone, Irene Llddelt. Master Karl Victor Prahl, Messrs. HeldlofT. Johnston and Navln. At the evening serv Ice the following program: Benedlctus (from tho 8t. Cecilia miss) accompanied by harp and violin, will be sung by the choir; duet. "He Will Not Slumber." Miss Weber, and Mr. HeldlofT; solos, wHh violin and A VALUABLE HOME RECIFE Will Break Dp A Cold In Twenty-four Hours or Cure Any Cough That Is Curable Mix eas half ounce of eoncentratad Oil of Fine, with two ounce of glycerin and half plut of good whiskey. Sfcak thoroughly and us la tablospooft Acs Try four hours. 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Inaulrr at on of th laadlnf Arugglsta elicited th Information that con centrated OU of Viae is put up for dispensing only la half-ouao rials securely SMlM. la round sorew top ease iaaaeu so pro-wci i iien aeai ana ugnv ai the on tacer extract are sold la bulk but oolug t their impurltl and v. that would be aeoeaaary to be SctlT they only produce nausea and are useless as a medicine. (vuaxitratA Oil of Fin has ala provaa a porxect neutrniiiing agent for aria add relieving most obstinate oases of rhaumatlsm and kidney trouble. Toe this Durpos the ramas u j "'-'" 1 w ivmi sugar taken Bight and morning. The Sunday services at the United Evan gellcal church. Twenty-fourth and Frank Un streets, will be presided over by Bishop W. F. Hell of Highland Park. III. Com munton and reception of members will Be had at tho morning service at 11. Evening service at 7:30, Sunday school at 10, aft ernoon service ut i,' K. L. C. E. at 6:). Musical rrogTam at the Clifton Hill Pres byterian church, Forty-fifth and Grant: MORNING. Organ Prelude Joy to the orld .. Handel Hymn Congregation. Anthem Glory to God In the Highest.. Miss Kremner ana t-noir. Hymn vongregaiion. Prayer and Response Christmas Gloria. w omens voices. Offertory Anthem The Angels' Bong Mrs. O. W. Hendce and Choir. Sermon Theme, "The Wonderful Name," Hesponse Christmas Thanksgiving Hymn Congregation. Organ Postlude Organ Prelude Triumphal March Anthem We March to Victory Chorus by the Choir. Prayer a nd Response Christmas Thanksgiving Hymn Congregation. Organ Offertory Anthem urlghtest and nest Mrs. P. W. MMullen and Choir. SermonTheme, "(lifts." Response Abide With Me Mra. P. W. McMullen and Choir. Hymn Congregation. Organ Postlude The following music will be sung at the North Bide Christian church. Twenty-second and Locust streets, with a special Christmas program at T:"0 in the evening: MORNING. Processional Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Mendelssohn Hymn O, Come All Ye Faithful.. Portogallo Hymn To Us a Child of Hope Is Born.. Mason Communion Hymn When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Mason Anthem O, Lord, Our Oovernor H Oat) shy Invitation Ilymn-love for All Schnyder Morning Sermon Theme Christmas Joys EVENING. Processional Oh, Come All Ye Faithful Porirerallo Carol It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Willis Congregation. "Hark, Hark. My Soul" Harry Rowe Shelly Mra C. A. Mangum and James Knight. Ilytbn Silent Night German Melody Offertory Solo Hosannah .... Van Alstyne Hosea Johnson. Listening Angels Joseph Btalner Two-part chorus of women's voices. Invitation Hymn The Voice of Jesus Anthem Sing. O Heavens B Toura Recessional Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Mendelssohn Evening Sermon Theme Thy Kingdom Conic Mrs. H. J. Kirschsteln, crganlst and di rector. Music of the midnight mass on December 15 at the Church of St. Philip the Deacon: j Processional Angels from the Realms of 1 Glory Smart Introlt Oh, Come All Y Faithful Adeste Fldeles Kyrle Eleiaon Tours Clorla Tlbl, Gratia Tlbl Paxton Hymn While Shepherds Watched Their Flunks Tansur Sermon Let Us Go to Bethlehem Offertory Anthem Behold, I Bring You Good Tidings c. simper Comfortable Words," "Bursum Corda" Ancier.t Plain Song Ter Sanctue B. Tours Hymn-And Now. O Father Gloria in Excelals Deo Old Chant Recessional Shout the Glad Tidings Avlson MUSIC AT lti JO A M. Processional Come Hither, Ye Faithful H-irnbv Venlte Talll Te Ieum LAUdamus (lose Gloria Patrl Gregorian Benedlctus Gregorian Introlt Adeate Fidele Kvrie Rlelson Klvey Gloria Tlbl. Gratia Tlbl Tallls Hymn Of the Father's Love Begotten.. S-rmon Einanut I Offertory O, Little Town of Bethlehem Barnhy Benedlctus Qui Venlt Ancient Plain Song Ter Sanctue Tours Gloria in Excelsts Old Chant Keceeslonul It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Dykea stead of December S3. The Sunday morning services will be held In the Sunday school assembly room and rhurch parlors. An Illustrated lecture on Coming prophetic events according to Daniel and the book of Revelatlona will be given by Rev. Joshua Jaye of England at t and 7:30 p. m. at the Omaha Commercial college, Nineteenth and Farnam streets. Proerratn of Christmas music at the Ply mouth Congregational church, Sunday evening. Chorus directed by Mis Hender son: "Hark, the Herald Angels Mendelssohn Congregation. "Sing. O Heavens" C. Simper Chorus. "Silent Night. Holv Night" Haydn Quartet. "He Will Forgive" Molr Polo by Miss Henderson. Christmas Carol Willis Choir and Congregation. V. W.C. A. Xotea. It Is not yet too late to make yourself or some friend a Christmas present of a membership in the association. The hours for the New Year's reception are from & to f. An attractive program Is being prepared, announcement of which will be made later. Preparations are being made to accommodate the usual crowd. All the women of the city are Invited to attend the Christmas gospel service at 4;l p. m. This Is the first service since the beginning of the Torrey meetings and It Is hoped that It will be an exceptionally large one. Those who have become in terested in Bible study are urged to be present, as some announcements In regard to new Bible classes will be made. The following program will be given: Song Service Led by Mrs. Emma F. Byers. There were Shepherds Perkins Y. W. C. A. Quartet. Solo The Birthday of a King. . .Neldllnger Mr. W. L. Burgess, Chicago. Echoes from the Torrey Meetings Led by Mrs. W. P. Harford. Solo Mr. Burgese, O Little Town of Bethlehem Conant Y. W. C. A. Quartet. Violin Obllgato Miss Louise Bhadduck. All women welcome. Social hour at 5:90 p. in. The Men's league of Central church, Twenty-fourth and Dodge, has taken up the matter of advertising the church and services through th press. Elsewhere In this paper will be found a notice of th Sunday evening services, when Dr. McBrlde preaches a Christmas sermon on "The Incarnation." Christmas music at First Baptist church. under direction of Miss Margaret Boulter, organist: MORNING AT 10:30. Prelude Capoccl Anthem Hark, What Mean Those Holy Voices W. H. Neld Inter Organ Offertory Pastorale G. F. Handel Anthem Mary's Manger Song..M. T. Salter John Mccreary and ausrtet. Anthem Holy, Holy Lord, God Al mighty Gounod Mrs. L. T. Sunderland and quartet. Postlude Messiah G. F. Handel EVENING AT 7:30. Prelude Lemmens Anthem Come Near Ye Nations. M. Watson Organ offertory Barnes Postlude Merkel Mrs. L. T. Sunderland, soprano; Miss Alice Fawcett, contralto; J. McCreary, tenor; O. W. Manchester, bass. Music at Westminster Presbyterian church, Twenty-ninth and Mason streets: MORNING. Organ Prelude Hallelujah chorus. .Handel Hymn Antioch Handel Anthem He Shall Reign Forever... Simper Solo In Old Judea Geibel Mrs. C. B. Wilson. With violin obllgto by Miss Cahlll. Offertory Violin solo with organ legende Carl Bohm Miss Mary Cahlll. Hymn Cononbury .R. Schumann Postlude Chorus Gounod EVENING Organ Prelude Grand chorus Costa j Hymn carol Willis Antnem on: worship me King. . iiansoom With bass solo by Mr. Gray. . Hymn O, Little Town of Bethlehem., Itedner Hymn Adeste Fldeles Postlude Behold, the Kink Cometh Anon, Mrs. M. H. Wilson, organist. mm Eras- Rfl moil Tomorrow is the Last Day of Our Special Christmas Piano Sale Any wishing to purchase a fine instrument for ji Christmas or New Year's present should not miss the opportunity. Beautiful New Upright Piano, warranted from 10 to 20 years Ct-"! OQ the regular $300 value only P IOO In addition to our $138 special we also offer our entire stock of celebrated Steinway, Steger, Emerson, Hardman. A. B. Chase, McPhail, Kurtzman and our hand made Schmoller & Mueller piano at a very heavy reduction from regular prices. Payments: 510 Cash and $5 Monthly Including a Handsome Stool and Hcarf. We Invite all Intending piano buyers wishing to purchase, whether now or at some future time, call at our salesroom and examine these wonderful bargains For customers who expect to purchase In February or March and wish to take advantage of this special sale we hold any piano selected for future delivery upon payment of a small deposit. This special sale Is for the purpose of reducing our present large stock prior to January 1st and will positively close this week. This Is an opportunity of a lifetime for these Instruments cannot be duplicated anywhere In the country for less than $100 to $150 more money. Notice a Few of Our Many Bargains $65 , Keed & Sons Upright $1G5 Vose & Sons Upright $400 Steger Upright, only S225 Kranlch & Bach, Chickening and other square J. P. Hale Kimball Upright $115 Checkering Upright $135 We also have a few bargains in used Steinway. Knabe, pianos, at $25, $35, $45 and up. We rent, tune, move and repair pianos. Write, telegraph or 'phone, at our expense, for Illustrated cata logue and bargain list. We ship Instruments everywhere and guarantee satisfaction or money back. SdunoDer & MedSer Pim Co. 131143 Farnam Street Tel. Douglas 1625 Miscellaneous Annoaaeenieata. Church of the Covenant, Twenty-seventh and Pratt, Rev. R. T. Bell. Pastor Services at 10:30 and 7:30. Calvary Baptist Branch, Thirty-fourth and Seward bible school at 3:30; gospel sorvlce Friday at 8. Grand View Baptist Sunday School, Fourth and Cedar, O. D. Maddluon, Super intendent Meets at 3:30 p. m. Church of The Living Ood. College Hall, Nineteenth and Farnam Millennial dawn Bible Study at 3 p. m.; discourse at 7:30 p. m. Free Methodist, 1737 South Eleventh, Rev. Mr. Amspoker, Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m.i preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Saratoga Congregational. Twenty-fifth ana Ames, i napiuin Service at 7:30 p. m I he King. Swedish Methodist, Nineteenth and Burt, Rev. Peter Munson, Pastor Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunduy aciiool at 10 a. m.; toung Peoples meeting at e:3j p. m. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Twenty fifth and Farnam Sunday school at V:45 a. m. ; Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; subject of sermon, "Christian Science." First Christian, N'lneteenth and Farnam, Rev. S. D. Dutcher, Pastor Bible school at 9:46 a. m. sermon subjects, 11 a. m , 'An Angel's Song;" 7:30 p. m., "Th Great Salvation." Dundee Presbyterian, Fiftieth and lTn derwood. Rev, Thomas K. Hunter, Pastor Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sabhath school at noon; Junior Endeavor at 3:46 p. m.; Senior Endeavor at :30 p. m Unity, Seventeenth and Cass, Rev. New ton Mann, Minister Service at lu:30. ser mon, "Verdict of Science on the Stories Relating to Jesus Prior to His Baptism;" Sunday school at noon. St. Mark's Enellih Lutheran. Twenty-first and Bunlette, Rev. L. Oroh, Pastor Serv ices at 10:46 a. m., 'New Doctrine Meek ness;" at 7:30 p. ni., "Glad Tidings;" young people at :46 p. m. ; Sunday school at noon. Third Presbyterian, Twentieth and Leav enworth Preaching at 10:31) a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor; men's prayer meeting at 10:1(1 a. m. : Sabbath school at 3 p. m.; Christian Endeavor aft t:3u p. m.; seats tree. Second Presbyterian. Twenty-fourth and NK'holus, Rev. Newman Hall Burdick, Pastor Preaching by the pastor at 10.30 and 7:30; morning them. "Should Children Join the Church?" evening theme, "Evi dences of Conversion." Hirst Memorial Methodist Episcopal, Thirty-fourth and Irlmore. Rv. William Esplln, Pastor Class meeting at 10, preach ing at 10:46 and 7:30, Sunday school at noon, Er worth league at ., prayer mast ing Wednesday evening. Grac Baptist, Tenth and Arbor, Rev. B. F. Peilman. Pastor At 10:46, "The Lesson of Bethlehem;" Sunday school at noon; Junior union at I p.'m.; young people's prayer meeting at 7:16 and at 7:46, "Are You One of the Elect?" People's Chu-ch, 616 North Eighteenth Street, Rev. Charles W. Savldge, Pastor Subject for morning sermon, "A Good Church Member Described;" evening sub ject. "The Healing of the Leper." Prof. Merles has charge of th music First Congregational, Nineteenth and Davenport '1 h pastor, Rev. Hubert C. Herring, D. D., will conduct Christmas ser vices at 10:3u a. m. and 7:30 p. in.; Sunday school at 12 m.; Chrtutian Endeavor at t 30 p. m. Strangera t specially Invited. Hillside Congregational, Thirtieth and Ohio, Rev. HerlK-rt L. Mills, Pastor Morn ing service, with special ClirUtmaa music, at 10:30; subject of sermon. "Immanual;" Sunduy school at noon; Christian Endeavor at p. m.; regular evening servlc at 7:30. Low Avenue Presbyterian. Fortieth and Nicholas. Rev. A. 8. C. Clarke, D. L., Pas torMorning service at 10 3). subject, "Gloria In Excelsls;" Sunday school at U; evening service at Rev. A. Sheldrick of London will tell th story of the great WelBli revival. Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal, Forty first and Charles, Rev. tk E. Hoamau, Pastor Sermon at 10:30 by th pastor, theme, "The Joy of Christmas Tim; Sun day school at noon; Epworth league at 16; sermon at 7:30 by the pastor, subject, "Th Psstor Morning service at 10:30, subject. "The Still Small Voice;" evening service at 7:30. The quartet, assisted Dy some of Omaha's best singers, will present the sacred cantata, Gaul's "Holy City." First Reformed, Twenty-third Street and Central Roulevard, Rev. F. S. Zaugg, Pas tor Sunday school at 8:30 a. m.; preaching service at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ; sermon subject for morning, "Joining the Church;" Christian Endeavor meeting at 7 p. m.; Christmas service on Tuesday evening. Trinltv Methodist Episcopal, Joha Ran dolph Smith. Minister Service of worship, with sermon by the pastor at 10:3J a. m. In the evening at 7:30 the chorus choir will render the Christmas cantata, "The First Christmas," by C. Whitney Coombs, under the leadership of Mr. Frederick B. Pates. Church of St. Philip the Deacon, Rev. John Albert Williams, Prlest-in-Charge holy communion at 7:30 and 11 a, m.i ma tins and Sunday school at 10 a. m.; choral evensong and sermon st 6 p. m.; sermon topic, morning, 1 he Sacraments; after noon, "Heaven." There will be three serv ices on Christmas day, beginning with the midnight mass, which will consist of the full choral service and short sermon: the second service will be at 8 a. m. and the third at 10:;i0 a. m. First Baptist, Twenty-ninth Avenue and Harney Street, Rev. J. W. Conley, Pastor Services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.; morn ing sermon, "The Christ Spirit;" evening theme, "The Mission of Christ to Earth; Sunday school at noon; special Chrlstmus tnusic at all services; young people's meet, lug at 6:30 p. m. Trinity Cathedral, Capitol Avenue and Eighteenth, Very Rev. George A. Beecher. Dean Holy communion at Ha,, m. ; hos pital service at 9:16 a. m. ; Sunday school and Bible class at 9:45 a. m.; morning prayer Hnd sermon at It a. m. ; confirma tion Instruction at 3 p. m.; evening prayir and sermon at 7:30 p. m. Diets Memorial Methodist Episcopal, Tenth and Pierce. Rev. D. W. McGregor, Pastor At 10:30 Rev. Dr. Sheldrick of l,on- , don will preach, subject, "Tl.e Welsh fce- vlval. as Conducted by Evan Roberts:' Christmas sermon at 7:30, when Rev. Wll Ham Gorst will preach; services by the 8un i day school Christmas evening. I Plymouth Congregational, Twentieth and Spencer, Rev. Frederick W. leavllt, Mln I Inter Preaching services at 10:3) a. m. and ' 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school at 12 m.; Youn People s Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. ; morning sermon topic, "The Harvest Aftermath; , evening subject, j "God's Christmas Gift to the World." Grace Lutheran, Twenty-sixth and Wool worth, Rev. M. L. MeMck. Pastor Services . at 10:45 and 7:30; morning subject. "The Good Tidings of Great Joy;" evening sub ! Jcct, "Rejoice Evermore:" Sunday school at 1 1:15 and Luther league at G:30; Christmas ' tree and services on Wednesday night, De cember 25; catechumens on Friday at 4. I Clifton Hill Presbyterian, Forty-fifth and ! Grant, Rev. R. L. Puidy, -Pastor Morning service at 10.30, theme, "The Wonderful Name;" evening service at 7:30. theme. , "Gifts;" Sunday school nt noon; Chrlstlsn Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. ; Christmas exercl-es by the Sunday school at 7:30 Monday night; Where to Eat John i Christmas 1 . Fixa Cale Table D'Hote Dinner 4 50 Cents MENU 3 I" Queen Olives 2i Consomme Royal Dlffcnbacher, pustor J prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday. , subject, the Child: Mcf'aba Methodist Episcopal, Fortieth and Farnam, Rev. Francis P. Cook, Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m.: morning service at 11 a. m.; evening at 7:30; Junl r leigu at 3 p. m.; Epworth league at 6:30 p. m.; Christmas tree and entertainment Clirist mua eve at the church. Presents for all the ehrllars. Everybody Invited. Prayer meet ing Wednesday at 7:46 p. m. Seward Street Methodist Episcopal. Twenty-second and Seward. Rev. John F. Poucher, Pastor Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; class meetings and Bible classes at 9:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. ; Epworth league at 4:30; Sunday school at noon. Special Christmas services will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30, when a program will be given by members of the 8unday school. First Methodist Episcopal Morning serv- 1 Ices only In this church. Preaching by the pastor, Dr. Loveland. Theme, "My Clirist ; mas Tree;" Sunday school at noon; no ' evening service. The morning services will be held In the Sunday school auditorium and church parlors. The Christmas exer cises of the Sunday school will be held on Monday night In the Sunday school rooms. I Central I'nlted Presbyterian. Twenty Fourth and Dodge. Rev. R. B. A. Mc Hr.de. D. D., Tastor Prayer meeting under direction of men's league at 10 a. in.; ses sion meeting for reception of new mem bers at 10 a. m. ; morning worship at 10:30, sermon by the pastor, subject, "Kept By the Power of Ood;" evening worship at 7:30, Christmas sermon on "The Incarna tion;" Sabbath school at noon; Young Peo- f lie's Christian union and teachers' nieet ng at 6:30 p. m. Strangers are Invited to all meetings. Half Pint "Wine Free with Every Dinner. Cocktail tle'lluitres - Celery in Branch rt l T., i : ir . vuniijHrt, a i itiuii'iiiie L Cream of Tomatouax Croutons Filleto of Flounder a la Hongroise Pommes de Terre, Juilienne Young Turkey with Chestnut Dressing, Cranberry Sauce "jt Mashed or Steamed Potatoes Southern Succotash Tlno-lisli Plnm Pinldinnr Unrrl or Urnmlv Xmipn J Vanilla Ice Cream. Cafe Noir rilh.sJfciis.laaA, Th reopening services ef the First Meth odist church will net occur until Sunday, December 30. at which time tha entlr church will b thrown open and services in keeping with the occasion will be held. Th Christmas mualc, by a Urg vested choir, will be given on Sunday, December Jo, la- iir - 1 Schlitz Hotel CHRISTMAS DINNER Fifty Cents. Goose Liver Pnte Millpond osters on Half Shell Young Onions Olives Celery Rabbit Soup with Quernnelles Fried Frostflsh Sc'Remonlade Delmonico potatoes Ham Westphalia Stuffed Onions Maraschino Punch Truffle Sauce Boiled Turkey, Oyster Sauce Turquoise Salad kZ.I.a.4 a kA 11 LA li Ik . 4 k ftk O k ftft h 1 a Buffalo Mftnarr.h Buffalo King of the Prairies Orders coming in fast. Everybody wants to enjoy a feast of the delicious meat. If you never ate buffalo meat now's your chance. Order at once the demand will exceed the supply. ORDER NOW ORDER NOW. Your Christmas Dinner will require oysters for dressing fish, meats, and turkey, goose, duck or chicken, as your fancy may require. LITTLE PIGS-DRESSED TO ORDER Buy where you have the largest variety from which to choose. Our complete stock in all linos enables you to select just what you want. Telephone orders given prompt and careful attention. 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