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Bethlehem Presbyterian

-|1SVV111S11O11I z 1OoUy CCI1dUs. :
! e .''s55-. MORNING. ~ -r5r r..
Anthem. There Were Shepherds .;.S''&;f1 !
~, Charles Vincent
Solo 81 Know That My Redeemer Liveth'' -
f''..''.. :. $50. ~. -. Handel
"a g Mrs. Colwell. - 49,.
Anthem, 'He2 Has Come. . Frank L. Eyer
EVENING.
Anthem, Rejoice, the King is Come -
so,o :..,.. j. Lincoln Hall
NOAo' WHY 10 Gou'.. .ROtOli
.4Es. .f Miss Thoele. ~ 80, .-.5..5.,
Anthem, THE Night Song of Bethlehem
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Bethany Conversational.

Prelude, selection from "The Messiah"
--. Soy to the World' .....,.H Handel
Choir and Congregation. - -.
30 Little Town Of Bethlehem Redner Brooks
Chorus Choir. + 20.
Adeste Fideles. .............. Chorus Choir
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear -. willis
N Jessie Miller Annis. --E :
AI Hall the Power Of Jesus Name,' -
Choir and Congregation.
OHertory, "Glory to God on H1gh,''" se
. = ..-....r Quartet - 49, a.
Anthem, 80 Calm and Peaceful Was
ehc NiSuL Lehman
~. - Chorus Choir. ~ - a. -
Postlude. "Music Of Christmas" Z! t..
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vanderburgh Memorial Presbyterian.
Andrew Presbvterian.

Organ prelude, from 'The Messiah. Handel
go Miss FELTON,.
quarrel, Bethlehem' $3.50. Whitney Coombs
og m,eI, Calm all1 on the Listening Ear Of
Night MarStOn
Offertory solo. a'sThe Birthday of a
Aih5 49,. 80. NelQl1nger
Clifford Viking. u
Quartet, '.Star of the ORIENT. Shelley
Quartet, ''Sing, Heavens =. Berthold Tours
Organ postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus from
the .t'.MeSsiah''t *Ns5.' E.9 uondal
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the service will be "a special program UNDER
master The choir assisted by ~ cborms cn wiIi
give G. Whitney Coombs' cantata, ''The First
christmas. Mr.. Wiley will sing as an ofertory
GOunod' famous s'Nazareth.'' s. III I'd s9
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Fowler Methodist.

MORNING.
Anthem. And There were Shepherds w illiams
ofertory solo, The Birthday of q
j. ]. Grady.
The choir will be augmented to double
quartet at the morning service. In the evening
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Pilgrim congregational.
NJORNJNc

Organ voluntary, Double Theme varie''
~. Rousseau
Anthem, There Shall Come Forth Starr
= Hall
Response, eat Thine Altar $500. Hanscom
Soprano and tenor duet, 1.-THE Lord Is My
Light Observation-Disclosures. Buck
Anthem, "Gloria" from 18th Mass. !. Mozart
EVENING.
Voluntary. March of the Magi Kings Dubois
Anthem, s'The Vigil of the Shepherds'' :. Lansing
Tenor solo, 20 Holy Night. Adam
Response, cat Thine Altar Hanscom
Violin solo. .Andante Religioso'' 3. -. {. .Thome
Anthem, "The Angels Are Singing. Lacey
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First Methodist.
Thirteenth Avenue Methodist.

-. = = MORNING. " . $500
Prelude, "Hallelujah''' Dubois
~ 80 Miss Clara RAIN ~ = = =
Anthem, "Glory to: God'' Harrington
Response, ''Thy Will Be Done'' .Fooyte
Anthem. There Were Shepherds. Chope
Ofertory, Christmas anthem. ...,.. Adams
- Miss RAIN p st...>.}!
Prelude, Miss Clara Rahn.f 's-'fa - @~}s.
Anthem 'tIncarnation'' Walthal
Response Parker
.Praise Ye'' *..................,t Verdi
Miss COonan, Messrs. Wilson and Collick
Ofertory, Come Ye". Hordel
80 s%ssl Miss Coonan.
Anthem. .Hark, Hank. My Soul"... :. Shelly
Solo, 20 Holy Night. Adams
= r - r. r. Wilson -, n Z -
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Fifth Avenue congregational,

"Break Forth Into joy. Cuthbert Harris
Trio for womens voices, .''Sing, Oh Sing
This Blessed Morn. Berwald
1.-THE Earth Lay Wrapt'. Sheldon
From 1.-THE Messiah - = = =
F. ,.- herds."- ..-',Z:< - Z. 49, ,o-Np.
Soprano recitatiye, "And Lo! the Angel
.! - Of the Lord :
C Soprano recttative ''And the Angel Said
Unto Them = .r = III IA :.
Soprano recitative ."And Suddenly There
Was With the Angel -. : -
Mrs. e. R. Cooley. ~ ~
contraito solo. ..He Shall Feed His Flock"
Cooley, Miss .Lucie scheibe, Messrs Brown and nd
voices accompanied BY both piano us and or u
e1 g5a,sn he Star Of @ ana
Olives" by, Beethoven. E. Mendelssohn Jones
will sing the barytone solo, 1.-The Star Of
Of the cantata, the program Of which follows:
instrumental saa introduction, Darkness and
Prophecy Of the coming (Dass solo), '.Arise, o
Chorus with It'll bass s solo), Prepare Ye the Way
xWake Put on Rg nl19
Alto $50. solo, j, How Beautiful Upon the Noun
The annunciation (tenor solo, 'The Angel
Gabriel Was as, Sent From Cod
Alto solo. "Behold the Hand Maid Of the
Lord.'' ,~- =. - -. -
Chorus ''Xnd There Were Shepherds"
Soprano solo, Fear Not, For, Behold -
Chorus. GLORY to God in the Highest
Sog Go saS Us
Tenor solo, ''And They Came With Haste"
March of the Magi Instrumental interlude). i
Herod and the Aagi (bass solo), ''Now When
Jesus Was Born" '-~.#. .--~.5,. 3.
Trio first and second tenor and bass), "Where
Is He That Is Born King?"
Bass solo. $50 and Search Dilipent1Y'
Tenor solo. ''When They Had Heard the King
Final chorus. "Glory to God in the Highest
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Linden Hills Congregational.

Il. An orchestra composed of FIVE pupils
from the state school for the blind at
At Linden Hills CONGREGATIONAL church
Sunday evening. tssgs &
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Hymn, Lead, Kindly Light. .....J. B. Dykes
Recess1onal 20 What the Joy and the
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Fremont Avenue CONGREGATIONAL.

Duet-'Hear the Christmas Bells'' C. II. Gabriel
Solo-"Message of the Angels. H. W. Porter
Anthem-'The Shepherds Vision" ..E. L. Ashford
Anthem-s'The Christmas Message e. S.Lorenz
: ~. -. ...sr H.. EVENING.
Anthem-'I Bring You Good It'd
u. 5.
;Trio-''The Angels Song. e, S. Lorenz
Anthem" Christmas Hymn. ....E. L. Ashford
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BAPTIST
Emmanuel BAPTIST.


EVENING. -.
Prelude. priests March, from 'Athalia" -
Anthem Day Of Rest and Giadness enoei PapRa
Soprano solo, Star Of aHG Bethlehem, . Adams
Anthem ..s,nn Miss s Della Castle. N'''''
0ns' v aSavens ......... Tours
ofertory. Romance from Tannhauser''
Tenor solo, of the Angel Wasnef Pdltst
.. .s ~, Mr.. Clyde Dunbar $50. "
1An'neM Nioht lam on the Listening Ear Of
cho;r '.'.......... Parks
george Jacob Smith, organist and director.
Calvary Baptist.
Double ouartet MORNING. = s..&.
F Fh fnt Birthday frai of King" Neidnger
Soprano so 5Iom the Skies he Schneider
no,,,. Mrs: G.. H.. Kinnard. ~
Doo0'I ni gtr G,e.r 1T Came Upon the Mid
' ote"' ......'....'..... Sullivan
EVENING. -.
Double no q3usrtat, 'Hail to the Lords An
Contralto solo, 20 Holy Neht', sna ad1a,y
v,o,,. -, Miss Louise Hickey. :, :.
Miss Grace Golden. - selected
Double quartet Christmas ......... Shelley
+ Trinity Baptist. 3D..
MORNING. --
o., Srfn INN,
,,u,, Mrs: r. n. Kendall. ''' 1''A'
Anthem There Were Shepherds. Foster
Choir. - -
SOLO. Tile Dawn Of Hope. Coomhs
nuo+ Mrs Alice Adrian Pratt. = :
Mrs Pratt and Mrs. Thomson. 9'o''''S
organ, "Andante,' ~ l'.,..a' Schubert
Mrs. Kendale. :, ! 'Si'1 10
Anthem, ''The Manger Cradle, :. !: .Neidlineer
Violin, "Andante Religioso,, -. :. . .Tnom.
r.. y Miss Jensen. e, = - =
Song, 80 Holy Might ::..-:...... :. Adam
Anthem 1T Came Upon a. Midnight. j. Lynes
,:ss' Choir. 3t j { ! 2.,'lf = 80
Central Baptist.
MORNING. SIS. H. s
organ, Pilgrim Chorus. ..... Wagner List
cffertorv .RsthIahan,, =. Louden
Miss Gertrude q; nv !. 49,. :. !. .coombs
Anthem, "The Birthday Of a King. Ne.slineer
Organ, professional" in A.. .Guilmant
| .~- So. EVENING. ":...<.,
Organ. ''The Answer" ;. .Wolstenholme
Anthem a Calm on the Listening Ear Of
onertory, .:Hoiy Redeemer N m arenetd'
Miss Bly,, Mrs. Landis and Mrs. Brouard.
Organ march in minor. -. .Merkel
First Free Baptist.
! SS MORNING.
Organ Largo (from sonata) .....F. Lachner
! O. w. Grosskopf.
Anthem, 20 Lord, Rebuke Me Not.
| F. Joseph Hayden
| Quartet.
| Ofertory, ear From My Thoughts Vain
| World BECOME .... Charles Got1no6
| 80. EVENING.
Organ, "Con Motto Moderate Henry Smart
I eGa 0. w. Grosskopf )
Anthem. "Jesus, Word Of God Incarnate"
| Charles Gounod
I Quartet.
Tabernacle Baptist.
| MORNING.
''Joy to the World" Watts
Choir and Congregation :,
''Behoid Bring j. w. Lennar
| SIP Quartet.
| Solo, "Hark. the Herald Angels. :. Mendelssohr
Miss Hannah Hedenland.
'The First Christmas MON" .......W. Marter
I Quartet.
EVENING.
''The Herald Angels Sing. 80. Charles wesley
Chorus
/ Solo, tStar of Bethlehem I. Adams
Miss Grace NJ. Davis. i.
Sing, o. Heavens ........... Tour.
1 Chorus.
Tenor solo, .sThe Babe in Manager Lowry
i Kroegel
| Frank w. Mixer.
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Portland Avenue Church of Christ.

.-. MORNING.
Organ, Nocturne OPP. 9, No. 2....... Chopin
Miss Agnes Louise Robinson.
Quartet, Nazareth ..................GO unod
Solo. Christmas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Shelly
Oscar l.. Hill.
Organ, "March of the Priests. -. .Mendelssohn
~ (. ~ -. - EVENING. -. Il
Organ, Pastoral Symphony (Messiah) >. Handel
Miss Agnes Louise Robinson.
Anthem, There Shall Come Forth STAR Hall
-..- Double quartet.
Anthem, 1.-THE Magnificent 80. .Blumenschen
Double quartet. .sr-... $50
Quartet "Silent Night ............. Unknown
Solo, 1.-The Vergns' Lullaby. Dudley Buck
Miss Genevieve Lawrence.
Anthem, while Shepherds Watched Barrett
Double quartet -.
Quartet, "Arise! Shine! For Thy Light Is
Come ......,.. Dudley Buck
Solo. 80 Holy Night ...............A Adam
Miss Eulalie Anthony. s-E
Anthem, Bethlehem" ....... Coombs
If n. Double quartet. ....
Organ, professional March,. ....... .Guirand
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MISCELLANEOUS

-. Peoples Church.
MORNING-Unique Theater.
Orchestra, entr acte, "Chifonette' :. Anterior
Tenor solo. Just One Word". ...... .Lemoner
James Latourele.
Orchestra, "Idyle" Observation-Disclosures endix
Postlude, s'Tha Last CALI. .............. Ellis
~ Observation-Disclosures
Organ and violin trio, (a) Christmas Of
vertory'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Grison
b Concerto (Largo) ................ Bach
Organ, Miss Eulalie Cheneyert: violins,
Misses Flora Boyd and Edna Matson.
Soprano solo, Bethlehem ........... COMBS
- - ...-- Mrs. George OGlum.
Whistling solo Observation-Disclosures. Selected
..". Mr.. Ellis.
Organ, .Hallelujah Chorus. ........... Handel
70. 49, "Chrtstmas'' .......... Barrett
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First congregational.

10 ;, MORNING.
organ prelude. Christmas OTertory".....
Jules Grison
Anthem. "Sng, o Heavens ............
.,u Charles Fonteyn Nancy
c. whitney coombs
Response. Graded in the Scented Hay
~ G. A. Marshall
Onertory solo, 20, Little Town of Bethle-
AS Ia -. ~ a. marshall
Mr.. Meader.
organ postlude, Christmas Offertory'''. III
I. Alexander Guilmant
EVENING"
organ prelude. March of the Magi. 49,. Dubois
Anthem. Hail to the Lords Amounted. Shackley
q THE CANTATA.
The Holy Infant. X. . Frederic Field Bullard
Prelude with soprano solo. 4 &s7
ing 50. - - :,
. Tenor and chorus. 20 Come, Emanuel
Contralto solo. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem
Chorus. Come Hither, Ye Faithful, z" s4s
Bass solo, when From the East the Wise
Men," -4-7 y5{:,S46 IL g. n. & - 5
Trio ttenor. ebarytone and bass, 1--WE Three
Chorus, ''Sins to the STAR, f ga $ss,
BARITONE solo, Jesus, Name Of Wondrous
Love- Z. Y 'sEs$ :, 49, 25-s5& 80
Soprano solo,, ''The Prince Of Peace,'
Chorus. "S1ng, Sing. This Blessed Morn"
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Stewart Memorial Presbyterian.

~ MORNING.
Anthem. 'The First Christmas Morn, -. Newton
oHertory, violin solo, "Berceuse''... ;. .Joce1yn
Albert Francis. -
Anthem, Born at Last! the. Great Mes srssj i5f
sian ....... -. Dow
-: EVENING. esss,5ls..s,s, :.
TIE 3Deum in E fat. Ruc,
Solo, Before the Shepherds Came" 49,. .Sudds
Miss Warner. -, 5.,t $ 3. q
Violin obligato, Mr.. Francis n
Anthem, "Glory to God" sRoto1i
Offertory, THE Angel of Light''' Coombs
g., k.,, Miss, Swenson and Mr.. Mason.
.H Mr.. Manuel. ~
Anthem, tSing Heavens Tours
Vanderburgh Memorial Presbyterian.
Prelude, I'm Holy Contemplation "a. Beethoven
Anthem, Grown Him. ............. Price
Anthem "Bethlehem'' Noyos.
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st. Mark s Pro- Cathedral.
ae MORNING. ,.r.-g A.-....

: :. NG., -. .
Professional. "Come Thou Long Expected =
II acfarren
Benedictus .......... .Troutbeck
lntrolt hymn, Thou Are Coming, o Ny -s
J. Saviour -. $50. ~. {. . Monk
Office hymn, "Watchman, Tell Us Of the
Onertorium, II Saw the Lord". $685.. =. Gaul
occasional, There Is axBlessed Home Henry
~. . - EVENSONG.. y = 521"'22
~ - Old English Carol Service. .,. .,v
Processs ifua,,, "Angels from the Realms of
e+ 10Y GtS 80 Smart
::Good King Weneeslas." ~; H. 4n~j
- Happy Angels ,%'.a ,.,.y. ~.
After second lesson Es5A2 = - 90. "
Prom the Eastern Mountains" -: Traditional
a Wonderful Night, a. s.g3f - II ...=s5s
Come Let Us Celebrate -
'Ofertorium. a ''Emmanqsl. God With U.s.
q ~ f.: q ~ 5..E. 5. j.. :.a.. -. aGadsby
''Sleepy. Holy Babe!', . Field
Recessional, %"once in Royal David's city
IL Ho,,
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CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. Is
Christ Episcopal.

4 - - - MORNING. ------" =
Professional. "Christians Awake',H. r. Fuller
Gloria sPatr1 Il ......J. Robinson
!e ,OeuIu jackson
JuDlldle DeO.. Il. s. DuDuiS
Hymn, SO, Come All Ye Faith 90 =
fur .Adeste Fideles
kyrle ElelSon. ..............S. P. Tuckerman
WV la AlU1 Anon
Solo. ~ Know that Ny Redeemer Liv-
GU .s.. .EanQel
- Miss E. Cussler.
Ofertory, Bring Costly Offerings 90. .Tolstoi
Choir. =" -
Onertory sentence. w. B: Gilbert
SdLctuS. -. a.. 5. Cooper
Communion hymn, Bread Of the
world j. s. B. Hodges
Recessional. ''Hark. the Herald Angels ~
sing :. Mendelssohn
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Plymouth Congregational.

Organ prelude Allegro assai from
Fourth Senate .................. Guilmant
Carol DAY Of Days.. Loud
10y Semi-chOrus. -.
Quartet anthem, The Dawn Of Hope". Coombs
Quartet anthem, While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks'. Niedlnger
Ofertory anthem, 1.-The Song of the
Angels" from "The Message Of the
star ........... Woodman
Scmi-chorus ..N -ssEs
Postlude. march on theme, Lift Up -
Your Heads Handel cuilmant
$3.50 p.nl-Christnas service Of church and
sunday school, Christmas pictures with stere-
opticon and music and readings. ~. q
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Simpson Methodist.

Simpson Methodist.
MORNING.
Soprano solo and chorus, sBethlehem',. COMBS
Anthem, 20 Little Town of Bethlehem. Hall
Postlude #"Hallerhjah !, Handel
Organ prelude, March of the Magi Kings
Anthem, "tAngels from the Realms of 800
Anthem, o.y Bethiehem B spdeft
Miss Clara Thompson.
Postlude Silver Trumpets" viviani
wesley Methodist.
: , EVENING.
organ aa99o.pg, prelude, "Adoration ct vox An . ;.
Hymn Se brightest and Best Of the Sons ipu0o's
nS Fra ssS Sing unto t.
oaertory. Pastoral Symphony from Ut 1.-The esa''ef
Anthems esnaan 20: Come All Ye Faithful N Msnde5
Anthem, Sing. Sing, This Blessed
Solo, noofn 1rhe Dawn Of Hope; G Ge5mns
Anthem nthein r, while Shepherds Watched
Miss sSShf Miss Fraiei and che ssrtett
Anthem, 20; Holy Night Adams
Hymn, Hail, Thou Once Despised
organ ,pOStlude, "FeStal March I'D. .SalOne
Lake Street Methodist.
~ MORNING. -. 5se
Christmas song, by chorus choir. - &, il.
Anthem, Arise, Shine -. Maker
Chorus and solos; bass, Ray Moorhouse; tenor
80. -.-a Claude Harness. 49,. :. =.
Christmas, by A. johnson.
Bass solo, Ray Moorhouse. ~
EVENING. sssers-~*s -- - II,
Christmas hymn. by chorus choir.
Anthem, "The Glory of the Lord'.... Maker
. -. ~ - .-=
Song, "He Shall Feed His Flock. :. Messiah
Recital and aria. Miss Mable Chase.
a. First Methodist. ~-
p = ".-ss MORNING.. e. ,.s. &1. II.
Prelude, "Infamma tus'' ...........R ossini
Anthem, 90 Little Town of Bethlehem. Hall
:. Chorus choir. - :-r.,g--
Anthem, '"The Angels Song. ........ .Fearis
Chorus choir. ~ 49,
Ofertory, "Berceuse" ',............,.. Gounod
Solo, Anthem CELESTIAL. Adams
Frank Probst.
fPostlude, ''Triumphal March,. -. .Nendelssohn
IA r,#.r EVENING.
Organ prelude, christmas PASTORAL Flagler
Anthem, pilgrims of the Night. -. :. .Lorenz
Postlude. "ProcessionaI' ............. .Buiraud
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Fifth Presbyterian.

a Christmas cantata will be, given
this evening by the church choir. as.
sisted by q mixed chorus, under the di-
rection of Miss Jennie E.. Langdon.
with George HUM as leader Of the
chorus. s =
- EVENING.
Redeemer and King
THY Light Is Come y 81. :. Chorns
Scripture reading, Isaiah TX, 1-3 - -
(. The Lord Shall Comfort Zion'' Duet
Scripture reading. Isaiah H., 1-3. -,
4 How Beautiful Upon the Noun
ttains'' &. y. :. !. q s. Snnrapo soIo
Scripture leading, Isaiah ILL.,. lilo.
.sAnd These We're Shepherds Chorus
Scripture reading. Luke H. S-14 ~ -e -
1.-THE Song of the Angels 80. Ladies' quarter
20 Thou Who. by Star Didst
Guide" -. !. -. !. :. 49,. 3. :. ytone solo
Prayer. sss4 rs -
Sing o Ye Heavens -. +. 4. s. IS. Chorus
t.Seek sYesthe Lord :. &. =. Sc. Tenor solo
Talk. Heavens Christmas Message =. Pastor
Offering. gst 81. 49, 50 ~ 5.fs s.
ssoh, Come. All Ye Faithful, . !. Male quartet
Hail. Redeemer and King :. IL. :. Chorus
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st. Marks Pro Cathedral.

Professional, ''Adeste Fideles.'
'SnAtC =. Mac1arren
Festival. "Te Deum' in E fat Stainer
'tBenedictus' Hopkins
1ntroit hymn, ':Hark the Herald Angels
Sing Observation-Disclosures endeIssohn
Kyrie, ''Messe 5Solennelle''. Gounod
Office hymn 1T Came Upon Midnight
Hymn after sermon, "Shout the Glad It'd
ings'' Observation-Disclosures. Ayison
Offertorium-
a.:"The People that Walked in Dark
u $3.50 ness Handel
%. For Unto Us a Child Is Born" (Mes-
sanctus, Agnns Del .'Messe soiennelle,'. Gounod
Gloria In -Excelsis,S. Traditional
Nunc Dimittis ..............Y Vincent
Recessional, angels from the Realms of
Glory" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Smart
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All Saints Enisconal.

MORNING. "H
Professional, ITO Thy Temple Repair
@s<a-5s& Ouseley
"Venite'' ........... Tails
.6ene1cte Best
Hymn before sermon, aAngel Voices Ever
Hymn after sermon. 20 Savior, Precious '-''' a.
Savior ....:................. Mann
Ofertory anthem, Heaven Is Ny Home"
<r Savage
Master Alfred Randall soloist.
Recessional, 1.-THE Son Of God Goes Forth
EVENING. sz-<fs-
Professional. ..'To Thy Temple I Repair
-, Ouseley
Magnifcat ............... ....... .Maunder
Nunc D1m1tt1s ..................... Maunder
Hymn before sermon, 'sSoftly Now the
Light of Day. ....... Won Weber
Hymn ,r after r, sermon, Thou Didst Leave
~. 1ny Inrone Ms ttheWs
Savage
Master Alfred Randall soloist
Recessional. ''The Son Of God Goes Forth
e"e- to War;. Cutler
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Grace Episcopal.

- ~ GTace EPISCOPAL. .170.- ~
= - h MORNING. = IN =
professional, Rejoice, ,e Rejoice, Be-, 3,
~ levers Psalter
s'Venite' Randall
"Te Deum''. .f..,.,. X. .!.,. Stephpns
"Benedictus' ANONYMOUS
Office hymn From AL. Thy Saints in - : :
~ Warfare" ....... Weber
Ofertory solo, "Angels Ever Bright and
Fair Handel
= Master Fred Stockdale. IS. y.
Recessional, .:On Our Way, Rejoicing 49,. Mann
=. ~s.. =. EVENING. IL 3, -,
Professional ,;saad,,,, Rejoice, Rejoice, Be-.
.HSalCer
-. 80. smart
.Nunc+ Dim1ttis' .Langdon-
''Now the Day Is Over Barnby
Office hymn Savior, Again to Thy Dear
Ndme we halSe| HOPKINS
"Amen' g: = Stainer
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Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes breaches this
morning at the Hennepin Avenue
church. In the evening special Christ
mas oratorio will be rendered by the
regular quartet, assisted by outside tai
ont - q. ~ >rrr E.s.N - -.}-H. rfat AZ \
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Milan Exhibition Coins.

Milan during the next two months
will have couple of distinctive fea-
lures which at least interest philatel-
lists and numismatists. 1t will have, If
not coinage, yet one coin all to itself,
which will circulate and be legal ten
der in the exhibition grounds and no.
where else. The value is two pence.
There is also a special exhibition
stamp, which, during the exhibition
period, will be used at all postoHces in
Milan. AS a work of art, there is not
much to be said for the stamp, but to
all who see it, at home or abroad, is
clearly brought the knowledge that a
great worlds show may be seen at
Milan. The exhibition coin is rather
handsome
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-05-11
Gardening in America.

Gardening in America has reached
what one might call the awkward
age" Neither a man nor a country
goes a-gardening in early youth. Men
garden finely" as Bacon once said, and
as every garden-writing body has re-
peated until Sir Francis in Elysium
must regret he ever made the remark;
which none the. less is true. Garden
ing is essentially a middle-aged enjoy
ment, and America being, as nations
go, still young, her garden-craft has
the faults of youth. 1t has it's incon-
gruities, inharmonies, and it often mis-
takes size and expenditure for excel
lence.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-05-11
HIS RISE IN THE WORLD.
Ingenious Idea Which Made It an
Easy Matter for the Orig
inator

Mike Reddy was railroad man at
Boise, Idaho, well known and we'll
liked by everybody. One night Mike
fell beneath a train and had both legs
cut off, relates the Saturday Evening
Post.
He was taken to the hospital and
recovered in the course of time. His
accident cost him his savings as we'll
as his legs. and after he got around
again his friends subscribed several
hundred dollars and sent Mike to Chi
cago to get two cork substitutes.
He came back in a month or two,
walking spryly, but he didn't seem to
be the same old Mike. People looked
at him as he creaked down the street
and wondered. Finally, committee
of his friends asked him about it.
Mike" they said, what did they
do to you up there in Chicago besides
making you pair of legs?"
Nothing that 1 know Of" Mike re-
piled. .f.a
Eyes, they did. You look different
than when you went away What
was it," -r r.t
"Oh," said Mike, grinning, 81 know
what you mean. l was allays a short
Teller with me own legs, and when
the man was making the cork ones I
just told him to make them four
inches longer than the old ones were.
SO l could get up in the world bit"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-05-11

"a champagne dinner once cost ST.
Joseph, Mo-, the Union Pacific rail-
road" said w. H. Smith, of Mary
vile, while in reminiscent mood the
other night. 1.-The Union Pacific aid
bill was up for consideration in con-
gress in the early SOS. 1t fixed ST.
Joseph as the eastern terminus of the
road. While the bill was under con-
sideration a banquet was held at ST.
Joseph. 1t was attended by many of
the leading men of the town. After
they had filled up on champagne a
question arose as to which flag should
float from the city hall. The confed-
crate flag was finally decided on, and
in the morning the Stars and Stripes
were hauled down and the stars and
bars hoisted. The news reached
Washington that very day while the
Union Pacific bill was still under con-
sideration. Senator Pomeroy moved
that the name ST. Joseph, Mo-, be
stricken from the lIu and Omaha,
Neb., be substituted. The amendment
carried and st. Joseph thereby lost the
Union Pacific. kansas City Journal.