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New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

SKETCHES. BY George T Butfum illustrated win
six photographers from oriefna! draw1rgs oy r. l.
Wood. svo, pp. XII. 2As chs Grafton Prssa)
Stories OF cowboys and miners in the carly days OF
tho West
I WILL REPAY. A Romance By the baroness Orosyy
Company
story OF the French Revolution.
wfrDF,RNFss CRY The Story o = Great Sacrifices
Nv George Pdward Day Illustrated by William Kirk
patrick 12no pp. $50 U3ostcn: c. N. Clark Pub
fishing Company
DON q IN SIERRA. BY K and Hesð Pricherd
Illustrated by Frank X Chamberlain 12mo, Boa
IPhiadephlai J. B. Lppncott g. Coz
Further adventures OF the Spanish bandit.
SIGNAL LIGHTS A Story Of IAfe on the Praires Ry
Louise Nj Hopkins illustrated limo, 33d
(fsoston: c. NJ. Clark Publishing Compsny0
tale the early 50s
A MAID OF TTID MOHAWK BY Frederick A. Ray
Illustrated limo. pp. s+o CBossoni c. NJ CLARK
Publishing Company
A story of the Dutch coionists tn. R.~oIu.ion-
SUZANNE BY IAllyan Shnffner. Illustrated. 12mo.
3a2 (Monsrch Book Company
story of Chicago life.
THE RISE OF MAN. an Interluds In Ph!lo.ophy. BY
William Maraben. 12mo pp. b62 published by the
author)
story intsrsperssd with scientific and religious
discussions.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

FIGHTING THE POLAR ICE. BY Anthony Fiaa Com
ilahder OF the Zieger Polar Expedition. With an
introduction by ". :. Champ and reports William,
= Peters Russell W. Porter and Oliver s. Fassig
Illustrated from photographs sketches by tTa
author and from paintings In color by Russell n
iISrteT ana j. Knowles Hare Alto, pp. xx. 29d
doubleday, Page & Coz
record OF two years spent above the Stat parallel
py the second Ziegler expedition. with re
inafkabie photographs and three maps. The volume Ia
lssuea IN uniform style with the books IN the Geo
graphical Library"
ITALIAN DAYS AND WAYS BY Ammo Hollingsworth
j. b. Appincott Company
"a e3leotion OF letters. with halftone illustrations
GL1MPSI9s OF ITALIAN COURT LIFE. Happy pav,
IN I!alie Adorato BY Tryphosa Bates Batchelier
Coz - ~ - A"sS d
fersonal letters written the principal cities or
ay WIZ portraits In photozravurs and AnAna.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
JUVENILE.

ANNABEI. Novel for Young Peops BY Suzanne
MetCalf. Illustrated limo. pp. 2Sl (ChicaSo Kelly
Britton CompenyO
A story college days
RIVER AND JUNGLE. BY Edward s. Ellis. Illustrated
by Edwin J. Pritte. l2Ino 8S9 (Philadeiphla:
John G. Winston Company
Adventures in Indo-C1lina
SAM STEELES ADVENTURE on LAND AND SEA
BY Captain Hugh Fitzgerald Illustrated limo
pp. 267. Chicago: Reilly 81 Britton Company
The experiences of O brave American hoy.
AUNT JAMES NIECES BY Edith Van Dyns. limo
D. (Chcago: Reilly & Britton Coz
story OF three sisters who are visiting roh
DLEDs OF DARING DONE BY GIRLS, By n. Hudson
Illustrated in colors by Archie Gum. lZino
pp. 300 Frederick A. Stokes Company
THE KNIGHTS OF THE SILVER SHIELD. BY Ray
nond Macdonald Alden. Illustrated by Katharine h
Greenland. svO.. pp Jas. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Mer-
rill Company
LITTLE RED WHITE AND BLUE BY Josephine
Scrlbner Gates Illustrated by Virginia Keep. bvo,
pr. lis. indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrin Company
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
PHILIPPINE RAILROADS.
The Speycrs and Others Form a
COmpa to Build Ne7C Lines.

Confirmation obtained here yesterday Of
the dispatch from London announcing the
formation by Speyer & Co, of this city, and
Speyer Brothers and the Honk Kong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation. of London. of
syndicate for financing railway building in the
Philippines The syndicate is. however, for
about S26,5 500. 900, instead of S25OO0OOO as re-
ported IN the cable dispatch. and its objects are
the readjusting Of the finances Of the Manila &
Dagupan Railway Company and ths
struotion of additional mileage and extensions
by the Manila Railroad Company. an American
corporation.
After negotiation with Secretary Taft. con-
tract has been made with the United States
government to build certain lines of railway in
the island of 1uzon, and, encouraged by the
success Of the Manila & Dagupan Railway Com
pany in that island, 1t was not considered neces-
sary to ask for the guarantee OF the United
States government
AS most Of the capital required has been sub
scribed abroad, where all of the existing securi-
ties of the old company are held, the interest in
the syndicate allotted this country must
necessarily be small
The first work to arrange for the taking
over of the old Manila 81 Dagupan Railway,
comprising originally about 12O miles OF road
and to build branch lines, until now it has some
210 miles of road in operation. The intention
now is to commence at once to survey and build
AIS miles additional, and for that purpose three
parties of American engineers have been placed
been completed the work of construction will be
commenced and the roads pushed to completion
When the lines now contemplated are built the
Speyer syndicate will have some seven hundred
miles of road, part of IT double track. The
road will run through fertile and we'll populated
districts that are now producing sugar, rice.
hemp. coprox, tobacco corn and other products.
1t is expected that with quicker and cheaper
means of transportation these districts VIII
prove capable Of almost unlimited development
The main line will run from San Fernando. on
the west coast of the island of Luzon, where 1t
will connect with steamship lines running from
all points the western and northern coast
including the famous Cagayan Valley, where the
finest of tObaCcOs are raised, to Fagbllao, a dis
tanCe of 255 miles There VIII be eleven branch
lines Of various lengths diverging from the main
line to important towns and fertile agricultural
districts. all connecting direct with the city of
Manila. The southern district runs from Pasa-
Gao to Legaspi. Tobacco and LagonOy. a distance
of about 120 miles, and passes through the i'm
portant city of Nueva Caceres The northern
and southern districts will be connected by a
we'll equipped steamship line between Pasbiao
and PaSacao.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
One Million Dollars III Bonds

TO be issued by the people OF the State ct New
York in either registered coupon form at
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the rate of three per cent per annUm from
December /. 1906. payable semi annually on
the first days of June and December of each
year. and the principal payable on the first
day OF December in the year 1888. Principal
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Coupon bonds will be issued in the denomIns-
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bonds in denominations or one Thousand and
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sinking fund is established by law for tn.
e1tinguishraent OF the Indebtedness created by
the sale of the aforesaid bonds and for ths
payment of the interest thereon as the same
become due,
The Bonds exempt from taxation.
No proposal will he accepted ,or less than
the par value of the bonds nor unless accom-
panied by deposit OF money or by a certified
check or bank draft upon bank or trust com
pany OF the city OF Albany or New York pay-
able to the order OF the Comptroller of the
state OF New York. for at least two per cent
OF the par value OF the bonds bid for.
All proposals. together with the security de-
posi;s. must be scaled and indorsea Loan for
Highway Improvement and iuoIcscd in n
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the State OF New York, Albany"
The successful bidder bidders viii he re-
CURED TO pay for the bonds. on tho acceptarce
OF the proposal, by deposit in the bank of the
Manhattan Company u the city OF New York
70 the credit OF Treasurer OF the state OF New
York on account Of the Highway Inproyemen,
Fund" Of The amount OF the award together
with premium and accrued interss, from De-
c"nber l. 1906. less the amount OF the depo.,t
OF such successful bidder or bidders which
will he applied toward the payment for the
bonds All other deposits viii be returned bv
mail TO the respective bidders within three day,
after the bonds have been awarded. unless dir
ferent instructions to the comptroller as TO tn,
return Of the deposl; duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right 20 retsc,
1ny or all bids which are not in his opin,oa
advantageous TO she interests % the state
WILLIAM &. WILSON
Comptroller
State Comptroller's OGcc
Albany, y. Y.
November - 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
CITY OF NEW YORK.
BOARD or ESTIMATE avn -.

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPorTrOv,tExr
Public notice is hereby given that at a neetine or
the Board OF Estimate and Appcrttonment haIJ \ o-
,emper s. I'OO the following petition received:
IN the Matter OF the application of the Long I,Iara
Railroad Company. lessee of the Nassau FiecIrto
ItaiItotd company and said Nassau Rail
a road COMPANY for the construction OF an electric
railroad portions Of in rho tt,r9
ough OF Brooklyn, city Of New York ~
70 sne boaru OF Estimate and Apportonment:
Inc petition OF the undersigned resnectfulfv shows,
First-By chapter 256 OF the Iaw. Of ISss ~
nroohISh ana Jamaica Railroad Company was or
senl1ed h and empowered 10 oonsrruet railroad with
Jamaica, '' A''''''S'' anu
In addition to the general powers xtven Inv law ,h
nlporhuon was authorized prescribe the manner
IN whlch the railroad should be used, and by what
pelled A ''s''oA "''S 10 pro
ssS0nS-ThAs thsTssfisr y constructed . s,.su
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

THE MASTERPIECES OF RAPHAEL. sixty Reproduo-
tons Of Photographs from the Original Paintings by
F Hansstaers affordlng examples the Different
fharacteristics Of the Artists Work. 1emo. up. Ga
fFrederick a Stokes Company
Small but well printed haIftones from the most
important OF Raphaes wall decorations. portraits and
Madonnae
THE COLLECTORS MANUAL By y. Hudson Moore
With three hundred and thirty-six enRravings. and
with borders by Richards. 4to pp xvi 82S
CITederfck A. Stokes Company
a guide for collectors of antique furniture porce-
lain glass. copper. and
MICHAEL ANGELO. BY Or. Cieorg Gronau. illustrated
Ate pp. XIX, IS. (FTedertck Warne & Coz
In Newnes Art Library with forty-e!ght half
tones and photogravure frontispiece
DELACROIN. BY HoIri Frantz. Illustrated 3to m
XEdh 4s. (FredeFick Warne & Coz -
Uniform with above.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

MY LADY's POINT OF VIEW BY Adrian J. Joyic
4to III. NJ. Caldwell Company
memorandum book for the girl Of society. with
page borders in delicate tones and a photosravure
frontspiece.
THE STORY OF PoCAHoNTAs AND CAPTAIN JOHN
SMITH Told pictured by z. Boyd Smith Oh
long. 4to pp. 26. GIoughton. Mfiin & Coz
The romantic story OF the English explorer and
girl told a series OF delcately colorsd
pictures.
COMIC SPORT AND PAsr1ME By Alan Wright and
Vernon Stokes. Illustrated. COlong. <to pp. 90
Frederick Warne d Coz
Verses and amusing pictures the popular sports
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
REP RINTS.

TIE COLLECTED WORKS OF HENRIK IRSEN En-
trely Revised and Edited by William Archer In
eleven volumes l2mo. Charles Scrhner's sons
Volumes II. VI and VII containing Tho League
of Youth pillars o Society" The Viknss"
and The Pretenders'' and The Dolls House. and
Ghosts"
THE WORKS OF THOMAS NELSON PAGE. Plantation
Edition. In twelve volumes. 12mu. Charles Scrib
SonsJ
A handsomely printed subscription edition.
THE WARRIOR SPIRIT IN THE REPU BIIC OF inD
by Anna Robertson Brown Lindsay. Ph D. I2uo m
vii 2l7- Uhe Macnillan Company.) ~
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
HISTORY.

CHARLESTON. The Place the Peopla BY Mrs.
ST. Julien Ravene Illustrated by Vernon Howe
Bailey. 12nno pp. xiii. 62S. Che Macmillan Com
psnyD
Salient in the citys history and personal
"reminiscences.
KING PHILIPS WAR Based the Archives and Rec
ords Of Massachusetts, Plymouth. Rhode Island and
Connecticut. and Contemporary Letters and Accounts
With Biographical and Typographical Notes BY
George w Ellis and John u Morris ILLUSTRATED
limo pp. 326 (The Grafton Press}
In The Grafton Historical Series edited by
Henry X. stiles. A M. NJ, D.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
BIOGRAPHY.

JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU. A New Criticism Rv
Freier1ke Macdonald. In volumes Illustrated
syc, XII AIS. 4 4O7. &c. p. ToutnaIn's Sons1
An attempt 20 clear Rousseau's character from
the heavy charges laid upon by contemporary and
1
ZEAL soLDibIs OF FORTUNE. BY Richard Harding
1900
stories or nine military adventures and war cor
Fespondents or our times with portraits
IHl2 LIFE AND GENIUS or NATHANIEL, HAW-
THORAE. BY Frank Preston Stearns IiIustrated
evo pp co. philadelphia: J. b. Iippincott Com
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
POETRY

RCRAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM A New MetrcaI
Version Rendered Into Enesh from Various Per
duction and Many Notes and References an
Original ode to Omar" 12mo, pp. IS. (Chicago:
A. c. McClurg & CO..
NEW THOUGHT PASTEIS. BY Ella Wheeler Will
l2mo pp. 45. elizabeth TowneD
LIFTS o. LOVE. BY Judd Mortimer Lewis Illus
trated bv Dearborn Melville. 1cmo. 70 ?G5
tHouston: J. Y. Deay
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
LITERATUR RE.

THE POLITICAL, THOUGHT OF PLATO AND AFIs-
TOTLE. BY f. Barker. NJ. a. svo, PIP. xii 55S
p. Putnarn's SOnsl
THE sATIREs OF JUvENAIA With Introduction and
by a. F. Cole. r. A. With phoogravure por-
l6no. pp. xii. 8s2, &C. p. Putnams sons)
In Temple Greek and Latin Classics edited
by G. Loves Dickinson, NJ. A. and II. o. Meredith.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
ELIGIOuS.

THE PACIFIC ISLANDERS. From savaees to saints
Chapters from the Life Stories Of Famous Mission
aries and Native Converts. Edited hy De'a,an T..
Pierson ". 4 With and iiustra ons. l2no
*. 354. Funk & Wagnslls Comra-y)
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

Notice ic hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions OF chapter 400 OF the laws Of 1909.
sealed proposals will be received at the once
of the state comptroller. in the city OF Albany.
until Wednesday. December II. 1905. at twelvs
O'clock noon OF that day. for the purchase
In whole or in part Of
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
DRAMA.

fldJSCB iVo OF BOHEMIA. A Romantic Tragedy in
Eve Eve netA by Arthur sitgresves Mann I2Ino. pp.
JEANNE DARc BY Percy Maokays Illustrated
A-iN"' pp' * 10y CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
FICTION

THE BELLE OF THE BLUD9RAss COUNTRY By H
Publishing Company ~ 49, ~
Stories OF Southern types and character
EnTH OF BEAR CITY AND OTHER rrosy1Ina
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
MISCELLANE EOUS.

LIVERY DAY LIVING. BY Annie Payson Call. 12mo
pp 2l4. Frederick A. Stokes Company
Chapters home. the training OF children,
good breeding and kindred themes.
PILOTS OF THE REPUBLIC. Tho romance OF the pto
promoters the Middle West. by Archer But
initials by walter J. Enrisht svo. PIP. xvi. S6s.
Chicago: A. c. McClurg & Coz
Studies of Washington. Rufus Putnam. Henry Clay.
he Witt Clinton. and other promoters Of expansion
and national progress.
WHO'S IT IN AMERICA? Being Sort O. Biography OF
Them Hitherto Unpublished in a Of This Ma
Edited and compiled from the latest unavailable
data. by Charles Eustace Merrtnan lorno. p1. H.
(B W. Dodge q Coz
LOUIs's SALADS AND CHATTING DISHES. by Louis
Muckenstrun. svo, pp 1l3. Boston: H. M Cad-
well Company
LoUIs's MIXED DRINKS. With Hints for the Care
and Serving Of Wines BY louis Mnekenstrpm' svo
PRAGFGA m TrEE5Td FYGRSTERs
SIGN PAINTERs sToNEcTTTERs, IITHoGRA-
By Thomas F Meinhardt. o6long 4to pp. 16, Nor
Henley Publishing Company
PAREMTAL R1GTs ASP %MoMIC %Ro%Gs BY
stockham Publishing Company
BARYcRAF'T; r. OR. PR JBsT WHAT TO DO FOR THE
chicago: StockhsTn Publishing Company
THE LABoCR MOVEMENT IN AUsTRALALIA, A
Ph. d. 12no. PIP. xi. 327. UIenry Coz
THE PRISONER AT THE BAR sidellghts on the Ad-
so pP M $40 4s hnr scbGe s. Sons 5'huF Train
Studies Of criminal the workings o GRIM
nal law by the Assistant District Attorney of New
York County.
THE MAKING OF A HOUSEWIFE BY Isabel Gordon
Curtis. Illustrated from photographs by the author
young bride.
TH2 DIARY OF a Fo.oRTY-NINER,; Edited by .chaun-
a chronicle Of pioneer mining DAYS In California
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
MUSIC.

THE ROMANTIC COMPOSERS. BY Daniel Gregory
Mason. Illustrated. l2nlo Ni 352 (The
Macmillan Company
Critical studies Of Schubert. Mendelssohn
Schumann, Chopin Berl!oz and Liszt
VOICE Production IN SINGING AND SPEAKING
Based on Scientific Principles; BY Wesley Mills
NJ A. NJ. d, T. r. S. =. Illustrated.
AK. 2s2. philadelphia: ]. r. Lippincott Co
A study of the fundamental principles under
lying voice production.
THE MUSIC OF TO MORROW, AND OTHER
STUDIES BY lawrence Gilman. l6mo pp 14S
(The John Lane Company
Short papers reprinted from various periodical.
Among the titles Claude Debussy'' ~ Dis-
Selome' Of
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01
Public Notices.
BONDS

BONDS
OF the
STATE OF NEW YORK
FOR
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

hssoers OF Mr.. William De Morgan's novel.
Joseph Vance: An Ill Written Biography" NAV
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

That interchangeable writer topics concern
ing early American history, Mr.. Archer Butler
Hubert has produced a new volume entitled
PILOTS OF the Republic" which A. c. McCIurg
& Co. are bringing out. He deals with the ro-
mantle lives of OF the pioneers In the early
beginnings OF the United States
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

posthumous work on 1.-The Spiritual De-
velopment Of st. Paul" by the blind clergyman
and author. the late Rev. George Natheson,
has Just been published by Thomas Whitaker
From the same house come also two vol
unes Of sermons arranged 10 follow the Chris
tian year by the Rev. Francis E. Paget, grouped
under the general title of Helps and Hin
ORANGES TO the Christian Life"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-01

Thomas Hardy is justice Of the peace and
Il is said that his English country neighbors
think more highly Of him in that capacity thah
ss a dramatic poet. He probably consoles him-
self with the thought that Sir Walter Scott was
held in greater esteem In his county by reason
of the shrievalty which he held for many years
than for his fame q novelist
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-29
A LONG TRAMP.
Pedestrians Made FOrty.Mile Trip Over Very
Bad Roads.

There was quartered at Hotel Mary
land last night the following party :
Walter j. J. O'Donnell and $. A. $.
Sypmiewski, of Brookland, ID. G.. and
the following from Washington John
f. Farley, +. ID. McCury, John NJ.
Ryan, Cornelius J.. Haerty, j. Burke,
III. b. McCauley, Charles :. O'Don-
nell, J. ii. Gallagan, NJ. 5. Hanyz.
John G. McGuin, @. j. Mcnamara,
Edward J. Finnigan and B. j.
Szhuczko.
These fifteen young men tired and
hungry arrived here late yesterday
afternoon from Washington after walk
ing forty miles from that city. The
youngsters began their long jaunt at
6. 80 o'clock. They found the roads in
a bad condition for pedestrians, but
three and a-half miles an hour is a
pretty good average for 40-mile
tramp. The party put up at Hotel
Maryland for the night. After each
had eaten heartily of supper all hands
retired early to get good nights rest.
Today they spent sightseeing about
Annapolis and the Naval Academy,
and returned TO their homes by train
late this afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-29
EastpOrt--St. Luke's

Last evening the little chapel on
Fifth street was packed TO its full ca
pacity with the Sunday-school chill
dren and their parents and friends.
The occasion was their Christmas fes-
tival. At 80 p. m. the Rev. w. 4.
Twamley conducted short service
consisting of The Creed, Collects
and Hymns and short address on
Jesus the Saviour The service
was bright and devotional and the chill
dren entered into il heartily and sang
we'll. After the service the curtains
shutting of the sanctuary were drawn
and the Christmas tree Illuminated.
Several. ..of the children made their rec
itations and Mr.. Gesner dispensed
some fine music from the organ. Miss
NJ. A. Martin, Miss Essie Johnson and
Miss Irine Bast then distributed the
goodd things to the children, all of
whom seemed we'll pleased and salts
fled with their Christmas festival.
The usual five Sunday services will
be held tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-29
CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.
v,,,tand Avenue Sunday School Celebrates
Christmas Good Program.

rbere was large and interested
...,herinp OF children and parents last
.-.r,bt AT Maryland Avenue NJ. T..
....5rcb. the occasion being the annual
,.,.ri.tuas festival. There was happi-
ness and good cheer everywhere and
,I urogram was very pleasingly
carried out. The following was the
program
singing by the school, Christmas,
Glad Christmas.
Motion song, by Primary Depart
ment.
solo Welcome The Saviour,
MARGARET Chalmers.
~fnging-''O Blessed Morn, school.
Reading 1.-The Christmas Story,
Mrs. :. owens.
Solo-"Cradle Hymn, Myrtle
Solo and Chorus santa Is Coming. :"
Song of The Snowiiakes, =
Lille Cantler.
song of The Christmas Tree, z
Solo-"Little Jack Frost, Winfield
Russell.
Trio Helpers of Santa Claus,
jeanette Russell, Ethel crandall, Ruth
Martin.
Motion Song ''The Time We Dear
Iy Love-" Primary Department.
Many Of the classes made presents
Id their teachers, among them beau
tifnl rocking chair to Mrs. Walsh. The
teachers also remembered their schol-
ar, with beautiful gifts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-29
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
Award OF Merit TO Bible School Scholars Of
College Avenue Baptist Church.

A very interesting feature of the
Christmas entertainment of College
Avenue Baptist Church last evening
was the distribution of prizes for
written lessons of every sunday dur
ing the year 1906. Those who received
the prizes were the follwoing: Mr..
George T.. Merrill, MIR. w. J.. Brew
er. Miss Ella Brewer. Miss Margaret
McCusker. Miss Vida Gardiner, Miss
Clara Amos, Miss May Goiee, Miss
Nora Amos. Miss Lena Amos, Miss
Edna Amos.
A very pleasing program was rem
dered as follows:
Opening Song :" Rally Round the
Prince.
Prayer by the superintendent.
Scripture Reading.
Song-'sO Joyful Bells, with solo,
Grace Merrill.
Recitation THE New born King, /"
Primary Department.
Recitation The Chief i'm the Tenn
ple.' Nora Amos.
Song" Upon That Night, Pri-
mary Glass.
Recitation-"An Evening Prayer, :"
Ethel Jickling.
Solo and Chorus Welcome the
Savior Today" Nellie MeelSin and
May Gottee.
Recitation-"L Little Give With a
Cure,'' Catherine Galloway.
Primary Song-"Out ON the Ever
green Branches.
Recitation ION Christmas Morn
ing" Edna Amos.
Song "a Song Upon the Air.
Recitation "A Welcome Visitor,
Howard Gates.
Song-''Good Will and Peace.
Recitation-"M Mistletoe and Holly,
Grace Merrill.
Duet and Chorus" Softly DER the
Dreaming Earth, Clara and Nora
Amos.
Recitation 'Gradma's Angel,
Louise Wells.
Sofg-"God's Peace, Sweet Peace. >
Reeitation-"A Holy Song, Ed
ward Dove.
Song-"O Angels Bright"
Recitation-"T Owl Critic,
Robert Baussum.
Christmas treat to the Bible School.
Recitation-"A Happy New Year,
Mary Alice Merrill.
Closing SonG-'O Angels, Grand
With Splendor.