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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-09-03
Certificates Sold

Washington, Special--Bids were
opened at the Bureau Of Insular At
fairs, War Department, for the pur-
chase of IS. .o00. 900 certificates of in
Gebtedness for the Philippine govern
nlent. Harvey Fish & Sons, OF New
York, bid for all or any amount at
1922. This was the only bid for the
whole amount. and it was accepted.
among the other bidders was l. W.
Wise. of Richmond. Va, for $1,000 at
Ie0.25.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-09-03
Iynchers Cony:cte ed.

Danvlle. H., Special.-The jury Ia
the case of the eight men on trial tcT
participation in the riots of July 25,
when the Jail was attacked and a ne
gro lynched, brought in verdict al
midnight. finding all the accused gull.
ty except WU. Redwine and Clay Rid
dies. The latter is only Is years old
The jury had the ease under considera.
ton since noon on Friday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-09-03
D.rel.ct Reported.

New Orleans. Special-The Norve-
gisn steamer Nicaragua from Blue
fields. reports In latitude zi-os north.
longitude s1.02 west. passed the dere-
let bark John r. Stsnhope. lumber Ia
den. with STERN gone and cargo wash
ing out. Lower fore and mizzsn rzsta
standing, with yards on forensst
Boxsprit and iIbboom standing. Iwo
houses on deck badly broken She is
in the track cf vessels bound TO and
| from Central American ports.
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Children,s Carol scrrice.

A new feature of the work among
the children of St. PauFs Episcopal
Church, California street between Fill
more and Steiner, will be a children's
carol service, which will take place
Monday evening, December % (Holy
Innocents' day). Professor Pratt will
preside at the organ and his surphced
choir and a cornetist will assist. The
Rev. G. Taylor Griffith, assisted by
Joseph Cutten, Judge Hovenberg. Mrs
LAWYER and Mrs. Reilly will lead the
children in the singing of the Christ
mas carols. The parents and friends
of the children are cordially invited by
the rector. the Rev. w. NJ. Reilly, and
the teachers to be present at the sing
ing of the carols. st. Pauls Church
will be eIaborately decorated and fes-
tooned with evergreens and red ber-
ries. After the carol service in the
church the Christmas tree festivities
will take place in the Sunday-school
room.
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MUAINIIES FOUND IN CAVE
ON ISLAND OFF ALASKA
Partly Petrified Remains of Two In
dian Men and a Woman Discover
ed Near Prince Edward Sound.

There are three mummies on ex-
hibition at the Baldwin Annex saloon
The partly petrified semblances of the
human form were sent to James Orn-
dorff from a friend, who found them
in a cave on one of the islands of
Prince Edward Sound, Alaska In
the cave with the mummies was found
a petrifed tree of a dwarf variety.
This is also exhibited with the other
relics.
The three figures are in sitting pos
lures. the knees being doubled up un-
der the chin. All of them are clad
in fine sea otter skins, which with
stood the ravages of time excellently.
One of the mummies is the remains
of a woman. The cave in which they
were found is about twenty feet
from the sea beach. The relics are
supposed to be the remains Of mem
bers of an old race of Indians that
formerly inhabited the island. Sew
eral stone axes and other crude i'm
pIements used by prehistoric races
were found in the cave with the
bodies.
Just how old the preserved gentle
men and lady are is not known, but
they are supposed to have made their
debut into the other world innumer-
able moons ago. They viii be sent
to the ST. Louis fair as part OF the
San Francisco exhibit.
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Christmas Tree at Central.

George II. Davis. business manager
of the Central Theater. tended the
members Of the stock company and
the various employees of the play
house a pleasant surprise after the
performance last night. Behind the
scenes there was a beautiful Christ
mas tree. with a present on it for
each member of the company and all
employees of the theater. Mr.. Davis
was presented with a handsome dia-
mOnd-studded matchbox by the men,
bers of the company.
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Bertha LiGhtner, A. c. Brown, David Lewis,
Dr.. Ellis Jones Organist. William Barr
California Street Methodist Episcopal.

Bertha LiGhtner, A. c. Brown David Lewis
Dr.. Ellis Jones. Organist. William Barr
California Street Methodist Episcopal.
Morning. IL o oclock-Organ prelude. 'Ho-
sanna' (Wachs); hymn 100; prayer; carol.
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear; lesson.
soprano solo. Miss Louise Smith; Noel (Ad-
ann; hymn 1s3; sermon; offertory, violincello
solo, Dorald Forbes; anthem. Sing, Heav-
ems CTours), solo by Miss Ethel Rodda
hymn; benediction; organ postlude. Grand
Evening. 30 o'clock-Organ prelude Com
munion," in F (Grisonl; solo and chorus.
SON. anthem. Arise. shine (Eivey5: iI @ Sermon
anthem. Sing. Heavens (Tours); offer
tory, vtolincello SOLO D. Forbes; soprano
bene6iction; organ postude, professional
March UoreD: organist and choirmaster. J..
H. Hallowell Rev. Clarence Reed, pastor.
Emmanuel Baptist.
Emmanuel Baptist Church. Bartlett street.
between Twenty-second and Twenty third i;
Rev. !. George Gibson, pastor. Christmas ser
vice Sunday:
Morning service. II o'clock-organ. i'm
promptu hymn tune, ''Adeste Fideles
Lincoln); Doxolcgy by the congregation; in
vocation; CONGREGATIONAL hymn, Joy to the
World No. l. sopSano solo. The Birthday
Christes; RESPONSIVE reading. Twenty-f1urth
Psalm: GLORIA Patri," congregation; tenor
solo. Twas Night in Old Judea" Dairson).
d. Howard Foote: prayer and Lord Prayer
chanted by the congregation; violin solo. Wal
ter Weber: Scripture reading, Luke 1880
contraIto solo. THE Chimes of Christmas
Morn (Dressier), Miss Xrna Roberts: congre-
Gational hymn, While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks": tenor solo, The Gift (Beh-
rend). OTIS NJ Darlington notices; onsrtory,
Virgins Prayer CMassenet): barytone solo,
Peace on Earth" (Finch). Rev. J. George
Gibson; short sermon: congregational hymn,
''Hark. the Herald Angels Sing benedction,
recessional, Christmas March (Doane).
Pipe oIsan, Miss Lolita ]. Underhill; assist
ant, Miss Lillian Bennett: violin, Walter
Weber piano Mrs. +, T. Sully.
Evening service. 745 clock-Orchestra,
'The Night of Glory a cantata Doane); dox-
ology by the congregation; invocation: congre-
gational hymn. '.Hark The Herald Angels
Sing: soprano solo. THE King Eternal (Har
ris), Miss l.. NJ Beanston; scripture reading.
Isaiah ix:1-9: "Goria. Patri' bass solo, The
New Born King q Espoir). D. b. Bowley
prayer and Lords Prayer ehanted by the con-
gregation: violin solo. c. II. Blank; scripture
reading Matthew HELP; mezzo soprano solo,
20 Holy Night tAdam) Miss Zita c. Fahey
congregational hymn, while Shepherds
Watched Their Flccks; tenor SOLO The
Heavenly Dream t1'reharue) Otis NJ. Car
rington; notices: orchestra. The Night of
Glory (second parD (Doane): barytone SOLO
THE Song of Ages" (Meredith) Rev ]. George
Gibson): short sermon: congregational hymn
My Country 'Tfs of Thee (No. 20); benedic-
tion: orchestra. THE Night of Glory (third
parO (Doane). Orchestra-Pipe organ, Miss
Lotta ] Underhilf; assistant. Miss Lillian Ben
nett: vions. c. H. Blank and Walter Weber;
piano. Mrs. A. F. Roberts; cornet, 4 F. Rob-
rrtC
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Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army will distribute
200 family baskets from its headquar-
tiers, 1271 Mission street. this morning.
Each basket will contain good meal
for family Of five. consisting of one
chicken, bags of flour, potatoes, tea,
coffee. sugar. apples, oranges. nuts and
one or two tins of canned goods.
A dinner will also be given in the
Odd Fellows Hall at noon, when the
army expects to accommodate 1000 in
two sittings of 500 each.
In addition the army has planned to
have special service for children.
when Christmas tree, with toys, can
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Canfornians i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The follow
ing Californiaus are in New York:
From San Francisco-F. H Bullock.
at the Continental; Mr.. Lamlaw and
wife. at the Wellington; ]. P. Lemke.
at the Cosmopolitan; H. S. Lockharr
and wife, at the Navarro; F. E. Ru-
doIph. at the Yorkshire; W. j. Shot
well and wife and H. Avery. at the
Holland; L. E. Defaut, at the Metro
politan, and W. A. Kirkpatrick, at the
Holland.
From San Jose-W. P. Lyon, at the
Manhattan.
From Los Angeles-H. W. Altman,
at the Lincoln; Miss j. W. Dennen, at
the St. Denis, and the Misses Ohphant,
at the Grand Union.
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Sing Christmas Carols.

Following a long practiced custom
the boy choir of the Cathedral Mis-
sion of the Good Samaritan, about
forty in number. visited the downtown
hotels last evening and sang Christ
mas carols. The coming of the Choir
isters was awaited at all the hotels by
a large assemblage, which gave evil
dence Of the cheering influence Of
the ceremony in contributions Of
money, which the mission needs in
ministering to the needs of the unfor-
tunate of the city.
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Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe.
Special Christmas
Services to Be Held
in Churches Sunday

There will be special Christmas
musical services in many of the city
churches on Sunday. the programmes
of which follow:
St. LuIze's.
The Christmas day music which will be rem
dered at St Lukes Church viii be repeated
at Sunday mornings service.
In the evening OF that day there will be
festal evensong with the following programme:
Glory Smart; Magnifcat' and "Nunc
Dimittis." w. A. sabin in d; hymn. 'Hark
the Herald Angels Sing (Mendelssohn); an
thems, Sing, o Heavens (Sullivan) solo by
r. H Hunt: 20 Come, Redeemer of Man
kind 1WesO, solo by Master Harold For
i. Perry; carols. Good King Wenceslas' and
The First Nowell ttraditionaD; recessional
Shout the Glad Tidings" tAnon.).
st. Paufs.
Christmas music will be sung at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church Sunday at the IL a. m.
vice. and a special Christmas carol service
will be sung in the evening a 1:45.
The morning programme will be as follows:
magnihcat. Anglican Chant (Smart);
-Nunc Dmttis" CVincent); anthem. Lift
Thine Eyes" from Elijah" CMendelssohn).
Miss Moore Miss Abbott, Mrs Pamplin;
Christmas carols-"Glad Tidings to All''
tshepperd). Noel (Adam) Mr.. Rosekrans;
Sleep. My Saviour. Sleep MILLER. Miss
Moore Miss Abbott. Mrs Pamplin; Far in
the Deep OF the Beautiful Night tShepperd)
NO More Sadness (Schnecker) offertory
THE Lord Is My Light (Ailitsen). Mrs
GreVen; hymn No. 80 dueelings Calm the
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First Congregational.

= The Christmas exercises at the First Con-
greGational Church. Post and Mason streets.
win be held Sunday. both morning and
evening. Special music will be rendered by
the choir. Samuel d. Mayer. orEanist and
director. The following is the programme:
Morning service-Carol, Christmas Bells
Wilson, anthem There Were Shepherds
Vogrich: tenor solo, Noel" ADAM offertory.
soprano solo. "Once in Royal David's city"
from THE Nativity" DR.. RI. ]. Stewart; an
them, Arise, Shine. for Thy Light is Come.
Maker Evening service-Anthem. Sing. o
Heavens" Rogers; cantata. The First Christ
mas" Barnby; ''contralto solo. The Virgin
Lullaby" from The Coming OF the King.
Buck; bass solo, The Dawn OF Hope Shell
ley offertOry, SOPRANO solo, The New Born
King HammeTel
Rev. Dr. Adams the pastor. will preach at
hofh SERVICES.
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First Unitarian.

Christmas service at the First Unitarian
Church. Franklin and Geary streets will be
conducted Sunday at IL o'clock a. m, by the
Rev Bradford Leavitt.
The service will begin with an organ voIun-
tary, fantase. Lift Up Your Heads" Han
deD (Guilmant), followed later by Gloria
and the anthem ''sing Unto the Lord The
anthem. "Cantique de Noel will be given b.
a soloist and chorus, ard the offertory will be
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25

List ming Ear of Night Dykes; .recesslonal
hymn No. 81, "Hark, the Herald Angels
pranos-Mrs. Lenore Greven Miss Gertrude
Abbott. Miss L. Jensen, Miss E. e. Rodda;
Crabtree; tencr-Chester Rosekrans; bassos-
r. Marrack, Alfred Van Hovenberg. The
choir is assisted by Miss Anne Moore soprano;
Mrs. James Edmond Pamplin. cortraltoa Miss
Myrtle Morgan. cornetist; G. e. Ker basso.
]. Haraden Pratt. organist and choirmaster.
Howard Presbyterian.
The congregation of the Howard Presby-
terian Church. Oak and Baker streets. Rev.
John s Thomas pastor, will celebrate Christ
mas services Sunday morning and evening in
the following order: Morning-Organ prelude.
''Halelujsh Chorus, from Mount Of Olives
Beethoven; doxoogy and invocation: anthem.
Unto Us a Child is Born Gould: hymn,
"Hark! the Herald Angels Sing" Mendels-
sohn; RESPONSIVE reading quartet. Star OF
Glory" Chadwick: reading of Scripture; an
them. There Were Shepherds. Rodgers;
hymn, "Adeste Fideles': prayer; anthem,
Bethlehem" Beach: offertory. Noel Adam;
sermon: hymn "Hark What Mean Those
Holy Voices" Cover benediction organ post
Evening-Organ prelude. Christmas Pas
torale Ashmall anthem, From Out the
Starry Heaven. Eyer; invocation; hymn, 20
Little Town OF Bethlehem Redner; anthem,
The Holy Babe" Batcbeder; reading Of
Scripture; carol ''Hark; the Angel .. ch9ir,n
Bells" Labee: hymn. 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" Willis; offertory, GLORY to
God Helmund address: hymn. AS With
Gladness Men OF Old" Kocher; benedction:
OF gan postlude The Glory of the Lord from
The Messah. Handel.
The choir consists of Mrs. A. 7. Fletcher,
Mrs John w. Madden, Mrs. c. G. Young,
Miss Lillian Cheffers, Miss Edna Dahl. Mrs.
Robert Lloyd Miss Mabel F. Gordon. Miss
Louise Hayes Arthur Buckley, DR.. A. A.
Arbogast. oscar Williams. VIII Jordan. Carl
Auerbach. Fred Clarke. T. G. Eddy. William
F Hcoke, organist; Robert Lloyd. director.
Lutheran Sunday School.
Programme of Sunday services Pastor. Rev.
Richmond Logan. Morning-organ voluntary,
and invocation: hymn 13, Come, All Ye
FaithfuI'; anthem, Jesus the Son Is Born
(Phillips). responsive psalm reading; Lords
PRAYER: hymn 232 Thou Didst Leave Thy
Tbrone'' anthem Behold. 1 Bring You Goud
Rulings" Lynes); Scripture reading ana
PRAYER; Gloria Patri announcements; soprano
mon BY pastor. subject, Bethlehem Eph-
ratah": prayer: offertory; anthem. ''Harki the
Glad Sound uerman): hymn "a. "Harkl the
Herald Angels Sing: benediction: organ post
Evening service As oclock-Organ volun-
tary Allegro Movement In fiat CRossn-
krans): hymn Il. Joy to the World anthem,
f'Glory to God in the Highest" (Mrs. Watts
Hughes): anthem Calm on the Listening
Ear (Williams); responsive psalm reading
Lords Prayer: male quartet. "ChrisIfans
Barr David Lewis, DR.. Ellis Jones: hymn IS
.'As With Gladness Men of Old" Scripture
reading and prayer, anthem. Behold. 1 BRING
Good Tidings (Goss); announcements; anthem
by pastor. topic. What Think Ye of Christ?'';
(Beirlyj. hymn 1s1, Jesus Shall Reign
Where'er the Sun; benediction: organ post
lude. March of the Pilgrims Herman
Choir-Mrs. 6 NJ. Darrah. Miss Annie Scott
Miss Rue Clifford = Miss Georgina Libby Miss
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Sacred Temples
Beautifully
adorned.

the cantata The Christ Sought (Rutenber).
The choir members will be: Sopranos-Mrs.
George g. Winchester, Mrs. Wallace Wheaton
Briggs. Miss Helen c. Heath: altos-Mrs. F.
V. Cox, Mrs. Blanche King Arnold and Miss
Grace Ewing; tenors-Frederick Veaco and j.
Hoyt Toler; bassos-GeOrge Mcbride and Cor
don Z. Mills: II. BTetherick. organist and choir
director.
Third Congregational.
At the Third Congregational Church. Fiji
teenth street near Mission there will be
sermon Sunday az IL a. m by the pastor. the
Rev. William RAIDER The Exhaustless
In the evening GauFs cantata. Prince OF
Peace, will be given. The programme has
been arranged as follows:
Good Tidings" g. c. BartletO. soprano solo
Miss Ina Collins. violin obligato Paul A. Nor
mand and chorus; Noel CAdam) tenor solo.
Robert SAKE and chorus; anthem. Gloria in
Excelsis'' George Whitlng): Gloria (Schill
A. -Normand
In the evening at 7:3O o'clock the cantata
Prince of Peace" by Gaul will be given for
the first time in San Francisco There will be
a choir Of twenty-five voices assisted by the
| following soloIsts Mrs F. ]. Trist soprano;
Mrs. F. n. Elliott alto; A. E. Lawrence,
tenor; Edward c. Boysen. barytone; DR.. George
L. Bean, bass Miss Kate Hutchinson organ
list; w @ Stadtfeld director. Choir: So
pranos-Miss Ina Collins. Miss Virginia Davis.
Miss Dora Meussdorfer Mrs R. Moore Mss
Irene Meussdorfer Miss NJ. E Newbert, Mrs.
F. ]. TTist: altos-Miss r. BURNETT Mrs F.
n. Elliot Miss Eva Jefferey Mrs William
Calame Edward Hutchinson. E. E. Jones. A.
f. Lawrence Robert SAKE; bassos-C. II.
Gaines. DR.. George L. Bean r. Moore A.
Moore, F. j. Trist. DR.. H. Ward H. White.
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MuLtitudeS UiU
AccLdinz the
S0OiOr.

J. George Gibson Dastor-11 a. m. Organ,
''war March OF the Priests" Mendelsshon;
hymn. Joy TO the World No. 8; invocation;
chorus, Hail Hin" Lowdin: Scripture read
ing Matthew H. l-1o; Gloria Patri'' {;
chorus 20 Sing for Joy. Pullin;
prayer and Lords Prayer chanted by con-
gregation: omertory. March in c." Bach;
sermon by the pastor; chorus. God With
Us" Lerman: benediction; recessional, March
OF Wise Men" Doane.
ST. MaFy's Cathedral.
St Marys Cathedral. Van Ness avenue
The first mass viii be at o'clock, with music
tv Cathedral Male Choir. At IL O'Clock there
win be solemn pontificaI mass and the papal
benediction. Christmas evening at o'clock
there will be solemn vespers and benediction.
The sermon at mass will be by the Rev Jerome
B. Hannigan, and at vespers by Rev. Charles
A. Eamm
The musical part OF the service at the Ca
At gradual. Noel (Adam); at offertory,
"Adeste FIdeles''; at recessional '-Halleluja." q"
from Mount of Olives (Eeethoven). Soloists
Miss Mabel Quatman. Miss Julia Sullivah
George Keane. $. J. Sandy augmented by cho-
rus and orchestra. r. J. Harrison, organist.
st. DOminic's.
ST. Dominic's Church. the Very Rev P.
Murphy rector. Musical programme: High
mass at II o'clock: ''Asperges Me- CDettrier); /;
kyrie, Gloria in Excelsis." ''Credo,
''Sanctus" ''Benedictus' and Agnes Del,
from Hummels Grand Mass in fat; Sc
quence 'Adeste Fideles''; offertory. 'Jesu
Miss Camille Frank, soprano; Miss Ella V.
McCloszey contralto: Messrs. 7. G. Elliott
and Arthur Mesmer. tenors: c. B. Stone, bass.
Dr. H. J. Stewart, organist and director OF
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window Glass Trust Incorporates.

PITTSBURG, Dec. 24.-A charter
was granted to-day in New Jersey TO
the Manufacturers Window Glass
Company, the proposed combination
of the principal interests OF the coun-
try. The capital stock is S1.00O.0O0-
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bott, Mr.. Curtas and Mr. Lynch Cello-Miss
y. Conlon. Flute-Miss Ludlow.


bott, Mr.. Curtas and Mr.. Lynch. Cello-Miss
y. Conlon. Flute-Miss Ludlow
St. Paul's.
St Pauis Church. Twenty-ninth and Church
streets, Rev. Father NJ D. Connolly rector
High at ) O'Clock. Music-B Battman's
Mass in f fiat sung by combined choirs of
Young Mems and Young Ladies' sodalities.
Low masses at 9. = 8 and o'clock. Solemn
high mass at 1890. Music-Marzo's 'Messe
Solennelle": offertory, Adams Noel" tenor
solo by Arthur Boyce; "Adeste Fidees," boys
choir. st. Pauls Choir: Sopranos-Mrs r.
d. Nalergs, Miss NJ. Reilly, Miss Rose Broder-
ick. Altos-Miss May F. Code Miss Kittie
Wood. Tenors-Arthur Boyce, Charles G. VIII
ley Bassos-William Lane. Joseph Broyer
Niolinist-William i. Healy. Organst-Miss
Amelia F. Quinn.
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe.
There will be Christmas services at the
Spanish Church Of Nuestra Sonora de Cuada-
lupe this morning at 1O<30 O'Clock Mozart's
Twelfth Mass will be rendered by the choir
The personnel Of the choir is as follows: So
pranOs-Mrs. 3. Camarena. Mrs F. I.oaiza
Mrs. T. Hoops and Miss Y. Perez; altos
Miss r. Royance and Miss A. Lavica: tenors-
g. Olivia and /. Brady; bassos-G Schuester
F. Loaiza, Y. Oormart and E. Waling: Of
fertory. 'Vilancico." by s. Arrillaga: adora-
ton. Noel" by Mrs. T. Hoops; consecra ton
violin solo by Miss A. Maitorena organist
and director, s. Arrilaga.
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Corpus Christi.

The services at Corpus Christi Church will
consist OF high mass al 80 a. m; low masses
at ESQ so and 80 q m: and solemn high
mass az lO-30 a. m. at which the Rev Father
BorghnO superior Of the Salecisn Order) will
preach.
The following will compose the choir: so
pranOs-Mrs O. NapoeOne Misses c. Doran,
N Fitzgerald ] Cherrie r. Loveland: altos
Misses G. Delzell r. Plstoesi; tenor-A. Lut-
tringer. bassOs-Messrs. z. Cereghino. J. Nc
CulloCgh- DR.. TorellO +. Simpkin will rem
der special music Nespers and benediction
at : so ?. m Signor G. Napoleone will render
the % Salutaris."
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" Peace on Earth,
Good U1iLL to
Au Men.
Generous Deeds
assure Poor
q Feast.

dy and fruit, will be a tempting feature
for the little ones.
The army is desirous of thanking the
citizens of San Francisco for their
hearty response to it's appeal, which
has made the dinner possible.
Golden Gate Park Band.
The Golden Gate Park band will dis
course the following specially arranged
Christmas day programme under the
direction Of Paul SteindOrf:
PART I.
'Star-Spangled Banner '..................
The audience is requested TO arise
and remain standing during the rendi-
tion OF t-is number.
March. Drummer Boy of &c ..........E Ellis
overture. Felsennuhie' .-.-........ .ReisstgeT
Waltz, "Postinion'' .Fahrbacb
Sacred song, There Is Green Hill Far
away .s.s-..... NTOunOQ
Grand American Fantasie' Victor Herbert
PART II.
Overture. ''Stabat Mater .............R Rossinf
Sliluet '-..-'-..' PadeTewskt
Caprice. weakening Of the Lion %. De Konski
Priests War March ........... MendelssOhn
America"
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Grace Methodist Episcopal.

The Sunday choral service at Grace Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Twenty-hrst and Capp
streets Rev. Francis NJ. Larkin pastor. viii
be as follows:
Praise God from Whom All Blessings
Flow" choir and congregation: Lords PRAYER,
pastor and congregation; hymn 192. While
Shepherds Watch Their F1ock." choir and con-
gregation; anthem LIT Up Your Heaas -
prayer. pastor; tenor solo. The Newborn
King" q Espoir) II. V. Kautzmann; anthem,
The Nativity (Haeschel soprano solo Mrs
Maad bsss SoIo Wr Kerrtci.. hymn TS7
when Marshaled Ger the Nightly Plain"
choir and congregation; contralto solo. % Lit
lard) Miss Ruth Weston; anthem. "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing o. Hyatt Brower) tenor
(Gouno6 W. c. Kerrick: Offering. anthem.
The Glad Tidings' g. Hyatt Brower). So
prano and tenor duet, Mrs Mead and Mr.
Of Jesus Name choir and congregation: ben
ediction pastor. Chorus choir assisted by
Mrs. NJ. c. Mead, Soprano Miss Ruth Weston.
contralto: H. V. Kaufman, tenor; ". G
Kerrick bass T. C Witch, organist; Rob
ert Husband. director
ST. Marks.
The juvenile members of st. Marks Church.
O'FarreH street. are to be entertained at
Christmas gathering at a special service which
will take place Sunday evening. beginning at
$50 o'clock. A part OF the Christmas day
programme will be repeated on the occasion.
st. Dominic'S.
st. Dominic's Church Christmas day musi-
cal service viii De repeated on sunday.
Lutheran Sunday-SchOOl.
The Sunday School of st. Paul's German
Lutheran Church will hold its Christmas cele-
bration tomorrow at $50 D. m. AS the
church is too small to accommodate the many
children and their relatives the Eintracht
Hall, 237 Twelfth street. has been rented for
this occasion. The pastor. Rev. Paul Branke,
has prepared excellent programme consist
ing of recitations and songs by the children,
and several appropriate hymns are to be rem
dered by the enlarged choir.
While the heavens shone with glory,
Guided by a living star,
kncwn Of old in sacred story,
Came the wise men from afar;
LsO, in a manger sleeping
Lay the knSly child,
While DER his sleep a vigil keeping
There watched the virgin mild.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25
YuLetide Brings
Cheer to the
People.
Festival of Song
to Reign in
Churches.

~ holy night. the stars are brightly shining.
~ IS the night of the dear Saviour birth.
Long lay the world in sin and error pining
IN he appeared and the soul felt its worth.
= 1Eril OF hope the weary world eioices
Tor yonder breaks a new and glorious