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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-23
COREY AND SCHMELL
PLAN A LONG RACE
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. =
Chicago, Dec. 23.-Albert L. Corey, who re-
Gently attempted to lower the record between
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Henry Schmen met
yesterday and agreed to race on foot to New
York. The race will be one of the toughest OF
its kind ever undertaken and is sure to attract
world wide interest. The men had been talking
over race for some time but did not get together
until today, and in short time the prelim-
inaries were adjusted @e5.. n s,Ee. sSSss
1t is planned to hold the race In June, when
it is considered the roads will be in good con-
dition. i ..t. '3zEer.
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The following is the program Of
music at the First Baptist services to-
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TWO GAMES IN =. 81. ~.
.... .TbI.CITY LEAGUE

Two games in the Tri-City Basket Ball league
schedule were played last night. Minneapolis
Central went to saltwater, where it defeated the
local high school by a OF &c to 10, and
East high went to st. Paul, where it went down
before Mechanic Arts by score of 50 to "a.
The Saltwater game was, played in the high
school building and. according to the report Of
the Central men; was a fast, exciting contest.
The red and blue players express great satisfac-
ton with the work Of the officials.
The teams lined up as follows: 49, = -. -
Central. ... .-. Saltwater.
Caholey left forward. Mcdonald
Schooley. fright forward. Comfort
Witter. ..........-center Heaner
Thompson. left guard. ........... Wilson
Lyford. right guard. ........... Burke
ne Observation-Disclosures Arts game was hotly.
contested. The quints met at the st. Paul
Y. NJ. G. A. The first half ended with the
score % to in favor of the home team and
it looked then as If the crimson would not get
look-in The visitors braced wonderfully in
the second half but could not cut down the
tremendous lead of their opponents. Finals are
80 to "a. Lii.
The teams lined up. as follows: s1,a-..' =
East High. Mechanic Arts
Way. left forward. ......... Hayden
Green. ......... right forward. Roberts
Brown. ......... center Blase
Clark. ...........left guard. ........ .Mordaunt
Ellfot-Brant. 80. right guard Swan
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day: .''--s" ~.-' .-s~s
MORNING. F.. F.
Organ prelude, 'Hosanna' ...........-...W achs
S. Clay Gilbert.
Chorus, "Sing Heavens. .......... .Loveland
Chorus, soprano solo, ''There Were Shep-
herds Observation-Disclosures. Miles
Mrs. Georgia Blymyer and choir.
Ofertory, ''The Star of Peace. Parker
Postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus .......... Handel
EVENING.
Organ prelude, ''Festal Song ......J. A. West
Chorus Behold a King. Scott
Trio, violin, piano and organ, 'La Fo1ia'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Correli
A. Skovgaard, Miss Nilsson and Mr.. Gilbert.
Alto solo and chorus, "star of Bethle- s.,.
Miss Mabel Otis and choir.
Trio, violin, piano and organ
..Nocturna IN aot;; G Gbaai
Mr.. shovgaard, Miss Nilsson and Mr.. Gilbert.
Soprano solo and chorus. violin obligato.
''Glad Tidings' Bartlett
Mrs. Blymyer Mr.. Skeygaard and choir,
Postlude, March In fat Shelley
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NorED swIMMERlD TEs.

Brisbane, Queensland. Dec. 23.--The death is |
announced Of B. B. Kierran, the Australian
champion swimmer who made notable records
was but 10 years old, came into prominence in
1904 when he easily outclassed all open water
swimmers He held all the world amateur rec
ords from $50 yards to one mile, excepting the
300 and LOCO yard figures. which are held BY
T. A, Jarvis of England.
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K0EHLER HIKE IS
ENDED AT OSHKOSH
Journal Special Service.

Oshkosh, Wis, Dec. 23-The proposed hike
from Appleton to Chicago Of three members of
the Lawrence faculty ended in disaster. Two
of the trio, Professors E. T. Ashton and Clay
G. Gum, abandoned the trip at Clemensville,-
six miles north of this city. having walked
about twenty miles, most of it in a BLIZZARD
Coach John Koehler continued to this city,
where he gave up. - IS &c @ & !.
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INDIAN GETS LIBERTY
Chippewa Leaves Saltwater Pen with
Good Education.

SALTWATER, MINN.-.'Big George" as he
is enrolled among the prisoners at the state
prison, is a remarkable Chippewa Indian. who
gets his discharge with a perfect record today.
O-par-wae-me- ge-gig is his Indian name. He
was committed to the prison Jan. Z. $780, by
the United States court for ten years for man
who was making trouble on the Lac de Flam-
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OPEN DOOR CONGREGATIONAL

The special Christmas service at the
Open Door Congregational church will
occur this evening. Besides the con-
gregational singing, the following pro-
gram will be rendered by the regular
evening chorus, and a quartet from the
Philharmonic club, composed of M. G..
Bowler, tenor; Mrs. Charles S. Cotton,
soprano; Mrs. Arthur L. Jones, con-
tralto, and H. W.. Freeman, barytone:
"Hallelujah to the King. Gabriel
Chorus.
Solo, "Just for Today Abbott
Mr.. Bowler.
Solo, selected.
Mrs. Arthur L. Jones.
Anthem, it Game Upon the Midnight
Clear" ......... Charles P. Scott
Quartet.
4. Meyer-Hehmund
Mrs Charles S. Cotton.
Anthem, ''There Were Shepherds G. Austin Miles
~. Quartet. iii ,s.
Solo, s'Christmas' ............. Shelley
IsEs H. W. Freeman.
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CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

W. Warvelle Nelson, violinist, and
Clarence Willoughby, cellist, will as
sist in the music at the Church of the
Redeemer today. The special music,
will be rendered under the direction
Of Emil Oberhoffer, by the regular choir
consisting Of Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones,
soprano; Miss Inez Marston, contralto;
Austin j. Williams, tenor, and Hal. j.
Stevens, barytone:
MORNING.
Organ and violin
a. t Lent. :::......... Richs sr9 Strauss
An It. anVoe snx oh SSsnt
Anthem 1o,o "H ss What Mean Those Holy Stair
Contralto solo, ''The Babe Of Bethlehem
with violin obligato) ........... .Dressler
Interlude for organ and violin, AIR. ;. Bach
Anthem, Calm on Listening Ear. Nancy
EVENING.
Organ and cello, "Reverie'' .Dunkler
Alto solo and quartet SBrightest and Best ''el'S
Of the Sons Of the Morning. 49,. .Manney
Soprano solo,. 20 Holy Night. ........ Adams
Cello solo. Prize Song. .............. Wagner
Barytone solo, GLORY to God" .......... .Rotoli
Carol, anthem, 1.-THE Hymn of the Angels" West
Organ postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus''.. Handel
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HuMBoLDTs WANT GAMES

} :
The Humboldt indoor baseball team has organ
lied for the season and wants games with any
12-year-old teams in the city, to be played at
ices of William J. Ring as pitcher and expects
to have successful season. The team will
line up as follows: Breen,. c; Ring, p; Wether,
lille, r s. Tahlo, l 8 s.; Kanth, j b.; Boland, 2b
J. Lintages, 3b; Soika, sub. For games address
Richard Storch, 1920 Grand street NE. e..a
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MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
Strange Predicament> Of Britisher Who
Goes to Philippines.

sAULT. STE. MARIE. MIcH.-John J. Robin
son, now Of Manila. but formerly OF the 500,
is, from all accounts man without a country
Robinson came to the United States from
Canada decade ago. and In 1906 took oct his
first naturalization papers, renouncing .allegance
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FOWLER METHODIST CHURCH.

FOWLER METHODIST CHURCH.
The following Christmas musical pro.
gram will be rendered at the Fowler
Methodist church todays :s1*a ."
~ crsr.. nj MORNING. a.. - a%5,sss
Prelude, Lost Chord ;............ Sullivan
o." R. @Minteher. $500 5-s..5E~:
Voluntary anthem, tst:Nazarethn ...., =. .Gounod
Response '"Thy Peace, o Lord":":",. -. .Thayer
Basso solo,, But. Who7 May Abides'' from ~, -
tue NeSSldu.
..a p. NJ. Barrows. ,. 49,.
Ofertory, "Intermezzo' .Bizet
Soprano solo, 10 Holy, Night. Adams
Miss Clara Thompson.
Anthem, brightest and Best -. Hall
Postlude, "Grand Choeur': ..............D Dubois
- .-ts' 49," EVENING. -. s'.''i- D.
Prelude "Prayer''. ..................La Maigre
R. Mintener.
Voluntary anthem Where Is He That Is
Born King Of the Jews ?" ........ .Coombs
Response, "Hear Us, Father" :Blackmer
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HARVARD ASKS FOR -. T..
-. A FURTHER DELAY
Journal Spacial SAryica.

Journal Special Service. -. -.
philadelphia, Dec. 23.-The football rules COM
mittee, at the request of William T. Reid, Jr,
OF Harvard, postponed the meeting scheduled for
last evening until next Friday night. Harvard's
request came by telegraph with the information
that letter would follow John c. Bell penn
sylvania g representative said last night the let
ter had not arrived. It is expected that Harvard
Whlch hopes to offer several suggestions as to
changes has been unable to agree
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HENNEPIN AVENUE M. e.

At the Christmas services at the Hen
nepin Avenue M. E. church today the
regular quartet, consisting of Mrs. W. G.
Bracket, Miss Edyth Pearce, D. Alvin
Davies, Harry E. Phillips, will be as
sisted by Miss Helen 'Crittenden Miss
Eugene Chenevert, Adelbert Sanborn
and G. H. Lugsdin. The following pro-
grams will be rendered under the direc-
tion of Dr.. W. Rhys-Herbert, organist:
r.. j. .:..sa: MORNING. &
Observation-Disclosures Chorus ... Callaerts
Anthem Come. Redeemer OF Man
Offertory.
Anthem Jerusalem. Look About
T." Lice west
Postlude-"H allelujah Chorus ........ Handel
EVENING. .l.
Cantata-''Prnce Of Peace" Gaul
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Mrs. W. B. Grosskopff, consisting Of
Miss Vera Wagner, soprano; Miss
Edwina Webb, contralto; W. B. Gross
kopf, tenor, and O. w. Grosskopf, bass.
The choir will sing: S
Organ, march from "Queen of Sheba"
quartet, THE Night Song Of Bethlehem
.'- dudley BUCK
Quartet, The Angels Are Singing"
o,..... ;:c Herbert Lacey
Tenor solo, "Heaven's Eternal King
Postlude, 'Hallelujah Chorus, !" .Messiah,"
acknowledgements. Handel
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RIcKARn DEFEATS JEuR

+ Richard led from the start to finish in the last
race in the preliminary series of the roller skat-
ing tournament at the Casino rink last night
He beat Jeub, his only opponent. by a large mar
gin The winners of the preliminaries will come;
together in the finals tonight.
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ST, PAUL "1I1KERs. H1KE

The Hikers' club of st. Paul Central high, took
long tramp up the Minnesota river yesterday
under the leadership OF Professor LANCE. The
party, which consisted Of about thirty boys and
girls, cooked their lunch in the open air on
Snake island in the Minnesota. The club is
Christmas vacation .E.-. = -
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England is now nation of readers.
1t promises half a century hence. to be
a nation of authors, says the Literary
World. -. . -
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

ut Game Upon the Midnight Clear"
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LOU HousEMAN ARRIVES

Lou Houseman, formerly sporting editor of the
Chicago Inter Ocean is in the city. He denied
the rumor that he had come to match Jack Root
with Tommy Ryan tho he spent some time in
conference with Ryan's manager, Jack Curley,
shortly after his arrival
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PARK AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL

gregational church today will be as
follows: q
MORNING.
Organ prelude, ''Noel'. Guilmant
Miss Elvina Chenevert
Anthem, Arise, Shine for Thy Light Is
Gomez Elvey
,Anthom. ''There Were Shepherds . Miles
q. 81 -. pilgrim Chorus $50. Wagner-IIiszt
Anthem. The Angels Are Singing. -. Lacey
Organ postlude, 'Hallelujah Chorus Beethoven.
ss.@ EVENING.
Organ prelude, ''Serenade". $1,000. Moszkowskl
Anthem, There Shall Come Forth STAR Hall
Tenor solo, 1.-The Star Of Bethlehem 80. Adams
Organ postlude, christmas Eve 80. .Tschirch
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Choir. -'.
oofo- DeIniene1n .C0OmbS
Mr. Edwards.
Duet-"On Judas Plain -sr
Misses Hallin and Brooke.
Hymn.
Solo-'The Manager Cradle" .NefHfneer
Miss Brooke.
Responsive reading ..
Solo-'Christmas'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shelly
Mr. Carlson.
Trio-"Praise Ye the Lord"
Miss Hallin and Messrs Edwards and Carlson.
onot WY Lite UiIt Behrens
-. Miss Hallin.
Anthem-''Sing, Oh Heavens
Choir.
Benediction.
Mrs. n. F: Hufty, organist and Director
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FRANsoN WON AT CENTRAL.
Fransen finished first against Clark, Dow and
Walters in the threequa mile exhibition roll
er skating race at - na'atral rink last night
The time was 2:l - ~ 80,
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL.

The following programs will be rem
dered at Plymouth church today by the
choir, consisting Of Miss Inez Davis,
soprano; Miss Agnes Lewis, contralto;
F. H. Forsell, tenor, and W. N. Nourse,
basso:
MORNING.
Prelude-"Praeludum'' .. Daland
Anthem-"Sing, Sing This Blessed
Morn Gilchrist
Quartet and chorus.
"Festfval TIE Deuul'' .....,., Buck
Soprano Soo-.'Rejoice Greatly" from
Messiah ......,,,.,,... Handel
Miss Inez Davis
Postlude-''Aleluia'' ............ Dubois
EVENING.
Prelude-'Ftat Lux ............... Dubois
Sin Paridisium" .............. Dubois
Cantata-"The Star of Bethlehem".., .Harker
Quartet and large chorus
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HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL.

There will be two morning services
in Holy Trinity church today, one at
Z am. and the other at 10 am. The
vested choir will sing at the early
service. The program for this service,
under direction of Mrs. A. P. Themes,
is as follows:
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ASPAR WHITNEY
IS At IT AGAIN
rows Many Fish at Athletic
Purity Of Big Western
Schools.
JASPAR WHITNEY's ALL.AMERICAN
ELEVENS:

Eckersall (Chicago), fullback.
Torrey West Point) and Hurley (EIar-
ard, alfbacks.
Hutchinson (Yale), quarter.
shevlin (Yale) and Catlin (Chicago),
nds.
Brill (Harvard) and Lamscn (Penn.),
Torrey (Penn.), center.
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FIRST FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The morning service at the First
Free Baptist church today will be
marked by special music rendered by
q quartet choir under the direction of
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Professional hymn-Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing ....................... Mendelssohn
Ven1te Exultemus Domino. ............. Randall
SAoiid Tati1 hanOall
y ya Deo Woodward
lntro1t anthem-'1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" ....................S Sullivan
Soprano solo by Mrs. w. P. Morgan and chorus.
kyrle e!eison f....... .Mendelssohn
Leu Si"tiAS DykeS
Hymn-"O, Little Town Of Bethlehem. .Redner
sermon-Subject, 1.-THE Nativity. ......
Rev. A. d. Stowe
otfertory solo-t'The Birthday Of King. .,oSs@
.... .-..s, ..- - -.. ~ Neidlinger
= 80 Master Edwin J. Lorimer.
Ofertory sentence ..................... Whitney
Cauclus Taylor
Communion hymn-"My God, and Is Thy
Table Spread ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miller
Gloria IN Excelsis ..................O old Chant
Nunc Dimittis. ..................:.. Langdon
Recessional hymn-"Angels From the
Mrs. a. B. Drewe, organist; James Lorimer,
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LOUISIANA LUTHERAN CHURCH

At Augustana Luthern church, the
usie Will be rendered by a chorus
loir, under the, direction Of j. Victor
ergquist. The early. service, com
enclng at 5 clock is as follows:
eude-"Wie schon Leuchtet die Nor
'mn-"All Hail to Thee, o Blessed Morn
ading-Isaliah, 9:27; 2:12O.
lie Cantata III. aug. Lundh
Choir.
Bring
rmon.
he Star Of Bethlehem ................Tou Tours
Choir.
mn Behold the Joyful Day is Nigh
tllelujah Chorus from Messiah. ... Handel
At the regular morning service at
$50 the following program will be
ndered:
elude- .. Patri" Barnby
Name"
oria In Excelsis.
ing Ye Heavens .....................To Tours
Choir
'mn--"In Lowly Manager Thou Didst Lie''
rmOn.
fertory.
-Tn1n-"Praise God Upon His Heavenly
Throne"
nedicamus.
stlude-"Communion'' .............. Guilmant
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SUBSTITUTE ELEVEN,

Bezdek (Chicago), fullback.
Wendell (Harvard) and Douglass (Ann-
polis), kalfbacks.
Mount Pleasant (Carlisle) quarter.
Russ (Brown) and Levine (Penn.), ends.
Bigelow (Yale) and Souires tHarvard),
ackles.
- Hill (Chicago) and Hobson (Penn.),
yards.
Oarouthers (Princeton), center.
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Special musical program to be given
by the vested choir today at 1880 at
Christ Episcopal church, Thirty fourth
street and Blaisdell avenue, is as fol-
lows.
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Tenor solo, 1.-THE Star of Bethlehem. ;. Adams
E. Frank J. Drewe
Offertory, "Andantino'' ....... .Salome
Alto solo, '.The Prophet King. ......... Camp
Mrs. Edna Myers.
Anthem, "Bethlehem'' ................ Bartlett
Postlude, professional March" ...... Guilmant
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

At the Portland Avenue Church of
Christ the, choir, consisting Of Miss
Florence Brazie, soprano; Miss Gene
We've Lawrence, contralto; L. NJ. Pugh,
tenor; S. I. Wright, barytone and L.
W. Ballard, organist and director, will
render the following programs: ...
Organ prelude-'Jubilate and Shepherds .
Song" .....::.::.. Whittier
Anthe m-'There Shall Come Forth
Duet-"He Shall Feed His Flock. -. Handel
Misses Brazie and Lawrence.
Organ Hallelujah". Handel
EVENING.
Organ prelude-"Gloria". ..............F Farmer
Anthem" Blessed Be the Lord. Shipper
lSolo-"Chantique : de Noel, m
S. I. Wright.
Organ Observation-Disclosures Romaine'' .... .Gounod
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HOPE CHAPEL.

The evening service at Hope chapel
will be especially interesting. Rev.
Alexander Patterson, the. pastor, will
speak on the theme '9The Shining
STAR A special program will be given
at the Sabbath school exercises at 3
O'Clock. In the evening the girls
chorus will sing the following program:
.'Hark, the Aangels Song". Hall
= The Bells Are Ringing" ............. Payne
"a Lullaby Observation-Disclosures. Hall
Hank" ......:........ Lacy
"a Light Ger Shadows Shining''..... Lowden
Under the Starry Sky ...:.....:.... Miles
Solo-"O'er the Hills of Juda' ........... Hall
;.. Howard Hare. , w.,
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OLIVER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be special music both
morning and evening at Oliver Presby-
terrain church today as follows:
MORNING.
Organ-"Etnde. No. 12. ..........C. H. Rinck
Anthem Blessed Be the Lord. God OF
Israeli .................. Barnby
Anthem-"There Were Shepherds. Miles
Organ posJlude-"Grand Finale. Wagner
EVENING.
Organ-"Adaeio non Troppo''. ....C. E. Stevens
Anthem-"Sing. o Heavens. ......... Gilbert
Anthem" Rejoice in the Lord. ....... .Hallim
Tenor solo-"The Shepherd King. Verne
]. w. Thomas.
Bass solo-"Heaven's Eternal King"-Horton
:. Spencer Williams.
Soprano solo-'The Heavenly Story. :. Jones
>, Miss Gertrude Brook.
Anthem-"Glory in the Highest. :. .Xowden
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EANS OF PRAISE HERALD NATIVITY FESTIVAL

Tenor SOLO
(a) Recitative "Behold Virgin"
o. Song, oh. Come. Oh. Come, Emmanuel y
Morris D. jeffrey.
Contrelto SOLO, $3.50
(a} Recitatiye, "And Thou. Bethlehem
90 Song, 20, Little Town Of Bethlehem"
Miss Wasserzieher
Chorus-"Come Hither. Ye Faithful
Bass solo-"When From the East the Wise
Men Came"
Mr.. Lavell. ~ -
Male chorus-"We. Kings of the Orient Ares
chorus for Sopranos-"Sing Alleluia.'
Bass SOLO
(a) Recitative "And When Eight Days
Were Accomplished 49,. e. go
:, tb) Song, Jesus: Name Of Wonderous Love-
Soprano solo ~. = :. ,.07,0 TX =
(a) Recitative, 'And When the Days OF
Her Publication ~
(b) Song, 1.-THE Prince Of Peace"
- as -,.. Miss Loe. .s-.
!Chorus-'Sing, Oh Sing, This Blessed Morn"
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OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH.

The music at Olivet Baptist church
day will be rendered by a. chorus of
-Velve voices under the leadership of
P. Stewart. The personnel Of the
orus is: Sopranos-Miss Emma The
inc Loe, Mrs Helen, Riggs Smith,
ISIS Edna B. Bowler; altos--Misses
ertha Wasserzieher, Virginia Reid
'ad, Eliza Loe; tenors-Morris D.
frey, A. NJ. Hines, D. I. Roberts;
tssos-Charles H. Lavell, Fred Gar
t, Elmer V. Cotton.
The program is as follows:
Morning
orus-''Hark, Thrilling Voice Is Sounding. -
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IRON hundreds of thousands of
y Threats tomorrow, completely en-
circling the globe, songs Of praise
ID alteration will celebrate the festival
! the birth of Christ. No church so
,mble that a special effort is not made
add to the services of the day, and
! church SO grand that the festival is
nored or forgotten.
A glance thru the programs prepared
r the celebration of the festival in
e various, churches, will show that
inneapolis churches are fully alive to
festival. and are doing their best
make the occasion a memorable one.
aother thing that can scarcely fail
attract the attention is the catholic.
Y Of spirit i nthe selection of the
usic. Opera, old Catholic writer's, mod
n lyric writer's, the old masters, and
en- the writers of the poorest music
usically speaking, have all contributed
the concert Of praise.
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NDREW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Christmas music at Andrew Presby-
rian church this morning will include
% following numbers:
Observation-Disclosures Nights
- Dream .Mendelssohn
Miss Gertrude Sans Souci.
-rytone solo-''The Heavenly Song", GRAY
Mr.. E. Boles.
prano and barytone duet-"Chrstmas
Song .................., Adam
Miss Ednah F. Hall and Mr.. Roles.
fertory-"Angels' Christmas Song".,
j. Hyatt Brewer
Miss Hall.
Violin oollgato. Miss Anna Louise Woodcock
stlude-" Hosanna'' ...,,,. Widor
In the evening the children s Christ
as program will be rendered, preceded
two organ numbers by Miss Sans
ouci, a Chopin ''Nocturne and the
Pilgrim s ,Chorus,' from Tannhauser.
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ST. MARKS PRocATHEDRAL.

The following program will be rem
dered at st. Mark procathedral at
the 1890 service this morning under
the direction Of Gordon Graham: .u~
PROFESSIONAL. "Adeste Fifeles"
'Fenite" .., Macfarren
beIedlctus' observation-disclosures. Troutbeck
Introit Hymn-"Hark the Herald Angels 10,
Sing Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
.Ayrle GLORIA Tibi' ................, Calkin
Office Hymn-"Oh Little Town Of Beth
lehem' Observation-Disclosures. Redner
Flynn After Sermon-"Shout the Glad
49,, Tioings Observation-Disclosures. Avison
Ohertorium-"F Unto Us Child Is
- Born from the Messiah. Handel
Sursum Corda' .'........ Calkin
'Sanctus' Observation-Disclosures. Calkin
Agnus Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Calkin
Gloria In EXcelss' ............... Calkin
Nunc Din tits ...................... Vincent
Observation-Disclosures from the Realms of
GlOrA' IF
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-23
STEWART MEMORIAL.

The following program will be rem
dered at the evening song service at
Stewart Memorial Presbyterian church:
Organ. - st.E
Hymn.
Invocation.
Anthem-"Hark, What Mean Those Holy