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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25
NAME is GIVEN
.RUSSIA'S HEIR
Christening of the Infant
. Son Of Emperor Mich
Olas a Brilliant Ceremony
NATION DISPLAYS JOY
Crash of Cannon and Chin
ing Of Bells Are Heard
Throughout Cars Realm

ST PETERSBURG. Aug. IA
wave OF rejoicing and fesdyity swept
ever Russia with the rising Of the sun
On the Christening day OF the heir TO
The Rrssizn throne eliminating when
une Ie Deum- softly chaated IN the
beautiful little church Of the Peterhof
Palace, announced that the ceremony
was accomplished and the news was
heraleed 70 the world without by the
crash Of cannon and the Ginning Of
innU[nerable church bells echoing
from The Baltic 70 the Black Sea and
from the frontiers Of Poland 20 the
confines cf The Fsr1hest East
Within the royal part Of the Peter
het Palace, from the moment the cor
tege issued from the gales Of the Alex
andrS- villa 70 the instant the glasses
were clnked around the imperial Ia
Do ln the great palace. the scene was
Gee OF magn1hcence and brilhancT al
most touching the barbaric
over perfect roads, beneath stately
oternanglng trees the procession
moved through. the royal park z
beautiful slowly changing picture
perfett to its smallest detail Il was
he4ded By the master Of the imperial
house hold. his uniform ablaze with
E Old and decors tons The center Of
interest," was Ihe golden state carriage
drawn by eight milk-Wh hite horses
WITH outriders and walking grooms in
which sat the Princess .Galatzin- mis-
tr.ess of the Empress household with
the i-nperial heir
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25
OCEAN TRAVEL.

Port Townsend, Seattle Tacoma, Everett
BeIlinghaul-11 a m. Aug. IS. .. .. Sept 2
Change at Seattle to this Company's steamers
for Alaska and g. y Ry.. az Seattle OF
Tacoma 10 y P. Ry.; at Vancouver 70 G P
Ry.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay)-Pomona- ! 80
p m, Aug. 20. IS. Sept 1; Corona, 30 p N.
Aug %. 90 Sept 4.
For Los Angeles via Port Los Angeles and
Redondo), San Diego and Santa Barbara-
Santa Rosa. Sundays. a
state OF California, Thursdays. a. N
For Los Angeles Cvfa san Pedro and East
San Pedro) Santa Barbara. santa Cruz. Mon
terey. san Simeon. Cayucos. Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) Ventura and Husnsue
Bonita a II. AUG 19. p. Sept. 4
Coos Bay. a m. Aug p. 81. Sept
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. san Jose Gel
Cabo Mazatlan. Altafa- la Par. Santa Ro-
salia Guaynas Mex. 10 a. m. 7th each
For further Information obtain folder. Right
Is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates
TICKET OFFICES New MontKom-
erv st palace HoteD. 10 Market st. and Broad
way wharves. freight once. 10 Market 81
c. D. DTTNANS, General Passenger Agent.
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The Pacific Transfer Co.. 20 Sutter st. viii
call for and check taggage from hotels and
residences Telephone Exchange 312-
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NEW SERVICE FROM BOSTON.
Fast TWtn-Screw Steamers
of IL 400 TO 5000 Tons

To the Mediterran can.
via Azores, Gibraltar. Naples. Genoa
FROM NEW YORK
REPUBLIC. Oct. 20 Dec I. Jan. IA. Feb. >
CRITIC Nov. 3 Dec 70. Feb. 4. March 1S
FROM BOSTON
ROMANIC. Sept. It. Oct %. Dec. 10. jan -
CANOPIC -. Oct s. Nov. 10 Jan. T. Feb. 1s
First class s65 upward; depending on date
c ID TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
21 Post st. San Francisco
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WBITE STAE LINE

New nStOTn-L1VerpoOL
Sailing Wednesdays.
Celtic Sept .. 10 am Cedric. sept. Is, 10 an
Baltic Sept Z. 3 pm Oceanic. Sept. p. 3 pm
Majestic Sept "A 10 miArab abic- sept IS. 4 80 pu
Roston-QueenstoEn-
Republic new sept
Cynrfc- -.....-.----S Sept IS. Oct ~. Nov y
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25

for something else.
edy and that remedy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25

New York-AntUerp-Lond London-Parts.
Calling at Dover for London and Paris
From New York saturdays. at 1880 a. m
Kroonland ..-.-.S Sept 3'Flnland $1,000 Sept u
iceland ..---.. Sept. &c. O.Vsderland- Sept p
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25
AMERICAN LIVE.

Plymouth-ChsrbourE
From New YORK. saturday. $50 a. m.
St Paul. ...--- Sept 3I ICierrnaric sept
PHILADELPHIA sept 10 New York lee sept
NJ a nrETrrra MERnzrr
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New T'wi1-Screw Steamers oe -. SEQ Tons
New Yozk-Rotterdam, via Boulogne.
Sailing Tuesdays at 10 a.
Rotterdam. Sept. G|NCCrCau1. Sept. %
Ryndam 1900. Sept. 15iStsterdam. ... Sept. q
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-25

Mnhaha. Sept 5 III am Mesaba- Sept n. 9 AZ
Minueapls. Sept 1O.6 am Minnetka. Sept "A. 8 a.
nnAETNTOM T.TWE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-24
The Weekly Bulletin

business mans and taxpayers stand.
point these were as much an issue as
the constitutional points. The speak,
or failed to see the economy of these
affairs and would like to put It up to
the Governor to give resume of the
work done under his Administration.
lie called attention to the water main
work done. He claimed the work was
being sloyenly done and would be dan.
gerous. c. b. Wilson, who was In
charge OF the work. was an excellent
man but he was being bossed by the
Governor, who did not know the bust
ness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-24

GATHER GOODS. MATCH Boxes,
DOCKET MIRRORS, THgRMoME.
sas. coHkscREws, RULERS and
'cHooL SUPPLIES; PREMIUMS
= every description, at the LOWEST
'RicEs. Also a f'ne line Of ALUM.
~ GOODS. up.to.Dste BUSINESS
'sn use our goods to advertise thsirs
please customers. Write us n In
- ~ anything.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-24

issue this campaign, and that any al
tempt to do so is factious, senseles
and unbusinesslike.
The Democratic party has forcseei
the disorder that would inevitabl
grow out of the adoption of mistakes
conceptions of executive power an,
its limitations, and has sounded tn
alarm seasonably. and led the commit
nifty to understand and appreciate tn
situation while the executive machiu
has been proclaiming loudly tina
neither the Governor nor his acts ar,
to be considered an Issue this cominy
election. II may be said by those wht
are in the wrong that the incident II.
Illustrates the wisdom Of demandin.
undated designations from the heads o.
departments.
Our reply as Democrats Is. first
that whether II would be best to have
these heads Of departments hold Office
at the will of the Governor or not. tn,
law does not permit 1t. An evasion
Of the law is a violation Of II. and We
stand for the enforcement of law
which in this instance requires tia,
these officials shall hold Office for four
years, and shall be removed from or.
fee only by the Governor with the con.
sent of our local Senate. In the sec
ond place the Democrats say that Il
the issue is raised whether the Law
shall be changed so that the Governor
may lawfully have absolute control Ut
these powers which he now unlawfully
usurps. the Democratic party will
stand first. last and all the time
against the enlargement Of his powers
over and above what is now allowed
him by the Organic Act. They believe
that Congress was right in subdividirg
the executive power and making the
heads of departments Independent OF
the Governor and of each other. They
decline to decide the question on the
mere expediency of the hour or by
considering that 1t may have proved
convenient In one or two particular
cases in the past to have had the un.
dated resignation system in vogue. 4
does not follow therefore that a per.
manent or any diet of undated regig
nation Is the best thing for this com
monwealth. We as Democrats protest
against such views. Such logic would
result in this: II we had bad Gov.
ernor and good departments then We
would clamor to have the heads Of
these departments made independent
of the Governor and vice versa. The
issue must not be decided in that wa.
At this point the speaker made a
reference to the constitutional change :
of monarchical days. He then con.
tinued
The editorial OF the Star above re.
ferred to, entitled Undated Resigia.
TONS" makes this announcement. II
says that when President Roosevelt o.
any chief executive of the UnitC'l
States decides that any one of oyci
two hundred judges who preside over
high courts OF record Is guilty of cos
duct meriting removal, he makes The
order OF removal and 1t Is chectual.
Newspaper Contradieted.
We deny that statement. The Law
LII "a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-24
Three Big Specials
MONDAY
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY

Here is trio Of special bargain opportuni-
ties which we offer for the days above noted
providing the goods hold out
These are tempting offers. All fresh new
goods.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-24
The Weekly Bulletin

Has $50 Subscribers on
the Island Of Hawaii;
500 Subscribers on
Maui; 400 on Kauai.
OUR MAILING LIST IS
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Every Island has its
large family Of Bulletin
readers.
The merchants oiHono-
lulu can prevent a great
deal Of money going to
the Coast by developing
a mail order business Of
their own by Advertising
in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
CHRISTMAS AT II MISSION ! Y
Celebration ~ Sunday School
4 and NIGHT School.

The Christmas celebrat ION 81 the Sum
day school and the night school Of the
Methodist Institute was held last ights
THE programme was the most ella borate
ever arranged for the event and the re.
suit was d most ZEN oyable evening to!
those present. The Il ecitati ions by the
children & were Aotabl y*t good TIL e d ad :;
dress was delivered by tho Rev. u a Gals
vim Stewart, D. D n, past or o. the Church
81 the Covenant. The remainder Of the
prog ramrle was as follows. ii Ok
B$as Hymn, n N 3. " 213. sung by the School;
Prayer; Hymn ~ No. 81 rs, sung by stlle
School Recitation. II /. Christmas II Bells
eight girls; Recitat Ion, ;t g iris T hat
Are Wat,ted; RI Mamie Brantz Recita-
tion, The Lord Is six u tile chill.
sdren Hymn n 10. ~. sung by the School !:
4Rectation.F II hristmas , ''.' Bessie Il Smith:
Meditation, a.I$ Win Play Santa Claus
Alice Mantle: Song Jac Ky Eros t,'s stel-
ID Conway and j essie Scott; Reel tion.i
he ROW Of u S toGki mss, ," Il. Lucy Butler;
Recitation, q. Queer u tile Gi J es-.
sic Scott: ecitation ss'.T he Boy Who
Laughs. q VIM, But Ter; dress by n Z.
Calvin Stewart S Hymn N 1913 SUNG. 3py;
tho School: Recita ton, he Bunch s q
Golden eys.'". ave girls; Reclta licn, HOW DIV
ana 4 Al swers. The Plan Sot salvation,
Mrs. stuart class; Sons ark J. iaear
the Bells" Dewey Conway; citation
"a rth,r fisP cum; IN Recitation. Tommy's!
Christ ma Z Wisl,. u Manic Brantz; Song
Wchristmns at Sea- eight girls; Recitaas-:
ton 5..The Chris tmas II Re Alice Mantle; y
Recitation. III. 1T he Two tile Stoc kings, !.
Annie Scott; Hymn N 0. ! 81. sung by the
icy-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
To- II GIVE B|GI Dinner
TO POOR | | Oh Of CITY GIT
Rev. Mr.. Wiley Makes an ]: Earn 4.
est Appeal for Supplies for II.
This Purpose. an

s@ rhe Times Dispatch has received a let
II ar which Is printed below, calling atten-
ZION to the great free dinner to be served
10 tile entire city. irrespective OF creed!
on Wednesday next. The Y create 5I ! ne
contribution to this excellent cause ne
grea ter the nunlbe Of hungry people N N r.
Wiley will be able to serve, 1.-THE Christ
mas dinner, the poor ~ not 4 u onlysre-
ceiye L plenty, but revel In the luxurtes
that, except on this annual Ion, are
"A neteenth Street Miss Ion,
Editor Of The II lines p patch
Sir, Turkey, ham, s$ bee {, coffee ana
bbrea d 4 oranges, bananas. can vi q nd nut
will be needed In large quantities for our
Christmas dinner. W. will have 800 folks
to eat at the building, and want to send
oh 4 fifty baskets to the homes OF the
needy n V n " s Z,
4 Please ask tile people before they .giye.
Fto,think OF what 600 or 700 helpings of tur-
kew beef and u ham, With cont ections,
means. II Will be plorabl not to have
enough 10 60 around. This win happen
unless tho committee exert themselves.
net everyone do SO, II Thc last meetin .of
the 4 committee 4 Is mex ti q esday In 7 he
Mission building, at 10t o clock, to make
iupS committee for serving the great crowd,
All donations will he sent to the Nine
tenth Street Mission corner OF VI Nine.
steonth and Main streets, on tuesday, De- De-,
Scember 27th. .43s W ~
x May i taka TIL occasion to- say that
there are more comblN ton 81 its to Cha n
8ity than ever knew Z have received
such gifts to I he poor from the boys IN
the Strickland Machine Works, from the
auditors office Of the Richmond, Fred.
Ser,ckahurg and tomac Ra llroad the
freight office OF the hesapea ke and Ohio
and from Marshall Lodge If KNIGHTS Of
Tythias, ! notice the same experience
al other headquarters Of charity work
II argues well that / men 4 In shops OF
fees and lodges are Of one mind IN such
matters, " II Ii
81 Yours truly. N
I.l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
COLD WEATHER PROMISED
"a FOR CHRIS TMASf DAY

s.y Weather Director Evans Is authority
for the report that Richmond Is to have
IA Gold, frosty Christmas day, The Indian
summer weather OF yesterday VII dis.
appear to-day to be followed by u cold
snap OF the genuine Yuletide variety, Il
Throughout the West snow Ia reported
and zero wea ther Is Visiting the North. q
On yesterday the air was as balnly as
a May day, and oyercoats We're not IN
evidence. The warm rays Of the sun
melted the rema ming arl OK, aud even the
grass took on "a lie gre3n OF Jeprlng time,
After midday = he mercury went above
the 60 mark, The wea Their WAS iuncpnl-
lsiortably warm and as Unusual a 8 q
frost In June, .33 n ttiss ~ " "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
APPROXIMATION.
AIayor OItloe Clty

& s Mayor OHce.A ny n H. nv
II ~ Richmond Yn,, Dec. y, ls9t,
The approach OF Chratn,as, with NY &C. !,
itendant Yes tlYitles, seems to demand some
formal acknowledgements to the pH'hlie'
low the greatest latitude to harmless
mirth and inoffenslye hilarlty, hut 70
atsrny lppress yglgarty, .a patensSsi OF OF
tha eitv l5ESIEiSS nv 10 !, BID ISNDWN
iii Ar 'TH IN LAWS ARD NOT. SuS,;.
PIN DEED a ~ ~ "a IN ~ II 7, NEAR, ana
that any breach 81 the 9Fa, rra n mll
= ilv SnS Mi Mi be suspended In all the de-
partments OF tho City Government 7. VI Y
MONDAY, the t2Bth, as completely as "
can be1'y done Without lncoRY een,.lenee OF
harm, Heads OF departments " .eSe ,ls
their discretion and detern'lne sto WA
sxtent work shall cease y g seysra'
Deo 21-2t 4sS Sag n III Mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
nj. 81 Cline, tJsEffh 4 Nj ftoft 1yr. 81. a,
pussy, M i. Nelson w ord \. 4 y
Third Presbyterian Church.

Third Presbyterian Church.
Nt1fNtftt1.8 .s58
orgah Voluntary, ooxology
Chant, LORDS Prdysrs'SsEi
Ii Hymn scrirttre Reading and Spraye 4.
" Anthem. n Blessed rs He that Ccnieth,''
a Sffertory, Dsdca.ory Prayer 81
s3fAfithetnIS't Will rralse Thee, o Lord, I
Danks III ss IL "a yf5 IA y HILL g
st3Announce n1ents; hynr. ! \, AZ
Sermon rraysr 81, ,,y NJ; Ben ed'es'o''
organ Doxologys invoea tlon.
Il Chant b lord b f'Tay er. M Vi 5 3s
Hymn, Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Anthem, Glory be to God in the III Eh-
est, Thompson N 3 III "a
hem, & There Were shepherds,' N II.
Earle. MI i IA ~ "a 3f 5.
M Annoupcements, hymn. II III j}i3l
|, Sermon. Prayer. Hymn, Henedictlo n.
II HE CLIO lf i. sl
4 sopfnni Misses Blanc he 8 Taylor nd
Eva Alexander, Mrs. Thomas g. Cunning
ham .455 III s55.
MRS. George NJ, Mesftnn, Mrs. ..
6lTenors.J ohm II Asslsy, Stanley Reed.
/ Bassos- William Hoeniser, " liam N
sF.Le Hill. MIG @,;s.
a organist --Micajah III Willis: X,
s ST. Mary's German Catholic.
'4s IA. "a ss 95
81. Anthony % Padua'sj Mass. Ms ~.
kyric, Bersi. "
Gloria In Exceleis, Bergi
"a Credo, BerRi 4. 3a "a 88,
offertory. Adesti Fldeles, chorus.
Il sanctus. Bergi. .S5g5 81 asS
D Benedlctus, Bergi S5is; ss3
u Agnus Del. Bergi.
Il Postlude. 4, And There Were 4hep erds, I
Harry B. Turpin. 5 N
soloist, Mrs. Nellie Palmer.
M s & tS;3 Ev Er,I q. IA M
}vespers, Greorian Chant. s.
M Before Bene dittton, Avi Maria, Charles
Ssantley. s, II
l5Ss soloist, Miss pelia Powell. N, .
o, q Snlutaris IIostia, J. SYugand. 5
u solost, Mrs. James II cEvoy. 81
X Tantur1 Eras, Chorus. ~ f 5Shs
n THE CHOIR. ,;
3 sopranos-Hdr Nellie III Palmer, Misses
;Nfollie and Della Powell and II Annie Mos
ritz. ssI
Alto Talley. III
81 Tenors- /. 4 "A. ri Sau erwaldJ $ Mr. .a George
Powell, PAW Good win ana Mr. r he'd icfl,ssGs33
4 sBassos- Mr.. JOSEPH II II Nc Evoy and and
August Fisher.
ii organist-- 50 Leila nfcEvoy
st. Patric KS. 38
9Adest q r deles, Noorlid
Mass in II iI.orsch 5ss5 IN III
Vent Create spott. 81
M Chrlstmas Anthem, RoseYi 8. 81 sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
ENTERTAIN I THE BOYS
Christmas Celebration 70 be H e1d
y III at Male Orphan ASYLUM.

Az usual Mrs., Gill, tho mat ron OF the!
Male Orphan Asylum. will look "a tier her
charges during Christmas time, ana she
has! arranged Z an entertainment to take
place on Thursday afternoon III M 81
US The programme for tho evening fol lows:
The Christmas Bells 40. March and chorus
8s5$ Prayer, Rev. John II, Dickinson,
;Aa Christmas Carol -, Il. J. Semi -chorus
sChr!stmss Time Is Here. ~. Full chorus
Good VIII Duet and chorus
Ring the Bells f'ull ohorlls
Sweet Rock ,a- Bye ...., Solo.
Christmas Eve ...i.,,.,. Y, i.,.,. Chorus
The Christmas Dolly..,.,, Solo and chorus
I "A Christmas Dialogue. B 3f II lE 4; II ia
sis santa's Comlpg. @ S5 "A 5 M rs
55 s;anta's Arrival. e sl q IL Il. Fl
q Santa Seeps and Dreams s5 I'M y IN R IN 81
Il Santa Clauss Defenders. 81
t5 Ronlarks.s slssf y. ~ 4 WI " 3
Tho Sleigh Ride. ~. $50 Final chorus
A Good N light and Happy Dreams, l b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24

PROPOSALS FOR III CAsT-IRoN OR
S steel Caps for Prof IL les Ord " oftice.
War Dept, Washing ton, 3p.s December Il
Ia received here unit 1S NJ. ~ JAM u;
1905, orffurnishing fol owing caps more
or less: 800 each OF blowing 5weig hts:s
i67o isl. Stlli lii accorda Wit designssto
abe furnis he'd byS this Dept KS Bids wi Il be-
received for al or part Of {forego tn
no nos Or narts l,ereof formation can
Ia Thad upon application 3 to Brig. Gen.
WILLIAMS Gro 1IER, Chief Of OR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-24
METHODIST. 4.
Centenary. 81;
MORNING SERVICE. sS;53


Nj organ, Paraphrase. Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing, Anon IA IL s Il
Chorus, "oh, Zion, that Rrlngcst.,.'
Sta liner. VI u gsi 4 ND sG5S, 4. iia
Hymn. 81 H N II II \ AZ. a
Prayer y Il Nh s{E it5
ss Responss ana Greed, 81 s55S5
III Psalm. sg MA gES
Gloria Patri, :7 4 q 353B 81 81 535
I'll Lesson 5Si ri AZ 1. 5s 81 N w.
Tours, a;s4 IN 5i IL a \, VI siS III
II Sermon, ss 81 m Y s3t
&9 Anthem, = azareth, VA ounod.
Fl Prayer. %ssaa Il ~ st{SS 53s
{S Postlutle in D. Ropartz. & il li5 " b
K s3l EVENING sERViCE. ~ a9S i.Ss
Prelude, Taccata and Fuggssssss y Minor,
Bach I'VE IS W z e .rSs " e IN.
x HYMN Il IA & :i5 NJ IL
fs Greed, ;3 I itl IS 4
Prayer ana response,
h Psalm. $sl Il VI Y n "a s; XII
Glorl4 Patrl. IL a. V
Offertory Solo, While Shepherds
Watched Their Floeks by Nisht,1'sV ,ll'
lianls, 4. 553 IA s.s5 n il8
3 Sermon, ~ X ~ s3 i N
II Anthem, Sing, oh! Heavens, = Tours,
4 Postlude 'FIalleuia Chorus, 4" Handel
y sss 81 PERsONN OF @ HOI R. rs
" Miss Mamie "A, Harrison, sc pra no solo,
LIST, Hi 4,52 "a \, ]. q. I, I'd !. J.
Chorus So pra moi -Afrs. A. 9, Digs, Mrs,
M, s, Cline, Miss IneS King, Miss Spray
lMabee, Miss Bessie w ilsoni, 4 N las Louise
Word. 4 Miss Fannie Webb, Mrs. !, n
johnson, Miss Ollie Belle Iiarwo od, " q
Altos-Miss Lyle Hing, 8.g Miss Georsle
West, Miss Mary Webb Mrs, Y, Az ?War -
Y STenors--Mr, w, ~ q, Freeman, Mr., W.
u. Wsst, Mr. Fred, Is, Jones, Jr,, Mr.,
James w, Dodd, Mr., 7 /, ! levitt, Mi
. Bagses,- nj T, Malcolm N Hough, Mr. a.,
sWAbur Houghi 4F. Charles w. psy, Ar,
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1there We're Shepherd !, Hattier. V
y M .rhe Primes of Peace, tianscofi,.
V Organ March II Iumphale, C,ailherts,N u
,t'he oh .,is ~ !3i y
Miss 1.ley Mort OH soprs no; MISS tSftlo
fGoters = alto; Mr. y. e;uhhihShafi,
tenor. MI. Clarence 81 esj y bass Mr..
SSLesiie h. 'tvatson, orEaf,lst ana director.
Sec nd Church. III
Tho Christtf,as music to DO sung at tho
sSetond Baptist church Etiext Blnda v VII
DO offs d very hiSh order \ AZ this ls the
last Christmas service to DO held IN the
old church, the eiloIrG director has, spared
no labor tO t,resef,t In cxtept ionally Tine
sprogratntne. The exc elleiit Quartet choir g
Will be assisted by All orch estra tof,tosetl
the best t asielatls tlie
{selectons 10y some sof the best composers
with festra and or gan acc off,panititent;
also several orc hestra selec lions Follow.
Ing is the pro sra nine az
II VI. NJ. u
Ss4 Processonai. orchesti d \.
j8 Praise 70 the. Ftat tier, Gounod.
Festival Jubilato, &it, %. Rogers h
so.zion,s That Telleth CHAD 1ldinEs. Buck.
Recessional IA orchestra. 3lll5s$ss
r. M. N 5ssg AZ .,s
sSs Professional, rchestra. \.
NJ Tho Hustiof Night Has alien Spence.
~! The Babo OF Light and Glory. Diessier;
Violin obilsato. SEi gl VI
offcrtory, "a orchestra selectio n, tb)
The light Song Of Bethlehem Flck.
Recessioral, orchsstr
d Mrs Maud Porter Gum, soprano: Miss
Mabel 4 Digs, alto; Mr. Conway II. Cor
don, tenor Mr. Oscar p: = ohir,an, bas y. g
al 1fr. George * oelker,55 first violin; Mr..
20 AZ. Ttilow, second violin: Mr. a. IS q.
LESS, cornell; Mr. Harry Ryder, clarlonet,
Mr.. Herbert q. Rees, 9 rsatiist and Tree
IS Fulton Church. s5s5sSi
~ Tho following Is the progranime$o Of the
Christmas music " hich will Be reno cred
tl,e Futon Baptlss Church, hrlstmlhls
hfoTsN IN g sERvIc z.
Il. Doxology. III n ID gs3
4 Invocation. BY the pastor, the Rev.
David Hepburn.
Voluntary. glory be Z, God q the
Highest. 3, "A
!. Hymn. BY the congresation.# i
s. Scripture and prayer BY the pastor. ss
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