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IN C0LoRED CHURCHES
st. philin,a Enl.cnnai chnrch

81. philips Episccpal Church.
sung, by 81. Philips Protestant Epis.
R9es shss a. as'
MORAY. "Jubilate Dec" u tEvansl
Sermon: Hymn 55. ofertory-"And
cessionai-Hymn 81.
Sopranos--NlarIan Morris. Margaret
Thillips. Eulsila NJ. Whittle, WiIlnetts
AItos-Mary a. Barrett Jessie D.
Bassos-F Ferdinand Holmes, william
). Tspors- Eugene Grimm. Luke ,.
6IEssts.-k: b i s!sDdard-
Altar Boy-Ed. stanard. Jr.
SUNDAY a.; o ptssms ss''! ssts eaqies MI
Choir. Invocation. Scripture Lesson:
Matt I'd Chap. Hymn. "Harkl
S W1' M ssoca Thsse o oy I, o"' oea IN
sermbn.s1btect. .-rhc Greatest Git
t. the W,rld" Rev; w 4. White n AN, ,,I
Tn9re %Hre ea Ann m.
,ciat.on." Part 1. tFrom "The Advent
]; y. carter). poxology--choir. Bene.
diction.
True RefOrmers.
The following exercises will be held
at True Rcformers' Hall tomorrow at
g p. M. by the Grand Fountains Choir
of thirty voices. The public invited:
! Observation-Disclosures No. 432. Never
Shone a LIZ So Fair" drew. Lowry.
Scripture Esssan-Rev. W. l.. Taylor.
p.rDsy Prayer-Rcv. w. n. White. '"Ts
IDeum Ladnmus" owe Praise thee. O.
God''o-Choir fEIlis). Address--Rev.
W. l.. Taylor. president OF the devo-
tl,na. meetings. Arthem-"And There
Were Shepherd."--Choir tEllis). ADJ
.dress--Rey. Nottingham: st. Luke. 10Th
verse. Cd Chap: Hymn s9a. While
Shepherds Watched" (Etandel). Ad.
dress--Rev.S r. Q. johnson. Remarks
Rev w. r. Johnson on "ChriRtmas."
Anthe m-"Wonderful Counsellor. Prince
Of Peace. (simper). Recessionai--Hymn
All este bbins). Benedtctton-Rev.
Charles l. Somers. Rev. W. L. Tavlor.
reridert Edward Ellis Jr., director.
l. l. Stannard organist.
Soloists. Sopraro-Eila Rowe NJ. G.
.waddell and Lizzie White. I,
orif rhar :, F''''pS ana Eugene
,Raks-Rev. j. .. Bushell
NOTWITHSTANDING A. Jones.
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Impressive Services to Be Held Christmas Morn
ing in All Catholic and Hpisco.
pal Churches.

Th!f nlss's a. hoF Hers Noed.nn ssss
sIHf; tc SsSsn pos'lude--Alar'h from
Mnssss''s, 81 :rv sss 55seE 5s's Ssz
eIosy. Anthem-';slnE. o Heavens"
Sc k;ssI% A., e { !. a!ory shout the s
'Eem ~ R.eIs e What What Mean
T 1,1o :. p Holy Voices Organ postiude--
iicossais tGuilmant,. ,. Blessed
Might When Hethlchems Plain
(WodelD. 8. Doxolosy. 1. Prayer.
8. Hymn lis. Joy TO the World.
the Lord Is Gene" (Handcll. g..
Hsr sEsadn s Herald rTaX Xnas H sna
snss 's GsstsrY serm s'"s
srasysra 81 H5s sng IA en sSnSs s e.
aaS N; IL uo,t pGs .l from SAama0
ssEs!sf Hvsa R'rs'q Star W Wsa
posoiesy r RTayer
AtAFiSVuys ". tE'SAApsW e nv "S:
with Light Divirc' (Oottschnlk). y.
offertory--1 .How sttll the Night 'Nea tn
Eastern Skies" tSnencei. 10. Sermon.
the Lord. My Soul 1Reirar'r,. 49,
ITrIumphals .march--postlude (Lemmens,
Quartet choir: Soprano. Mrs.. Mortrose
Graham: Controlto, Mrs. Harry Might
ingale; Tenor, Mr.. George .. Morgan
Basso. Mr.. "A. ". Martenste'n: Organ!st
and Director Miss Mary Willie smoot
Third.
Sunday morning. December 22d: Or.
gan prelude -"Chimes" tAshfordl
lords Prayer tGregorian chantl. An
| em-"Sing. o Heavens!' tTours)
! Volurtary--Anthem "Just AS I Ami
Dreaded.
Prayer. tGregorian). The Heavens are
I! Declaring" anthem. Voluntary-"Tht
Closing Year" (Sylvester).
Memhe rs OF the choir: Sopranos--
Miss Blanche Taylor. Mrs. Al j. Web
! ster. Miss Annie Seldom. Miss Mas
! Sumner. Miss Eva Ale xnrdcr. Aitos--
! Miss Cora Morton. Mrs. G. r. Shackel
f9rSG oxe eRor s. Phiii.pa A sa.sos "
Messrs. w. r. Hill. George Lumsden
1T. w. Hoenniger ard Thomas Taylor
!, organist. NJ. L, Wills: choirmaster. S
I X. PtlllipS. - =
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=: (: Christmas Entertainments \: 4:

bride. on Sherwood Heights. near
Lakewood Park.
The bride l.. an attractive young
lady. and the groom is promising
young business .ian engaged In the
tobacco business in this city The
ceremony was lmpressiyely parfhrmed
by Rev. G. r. Adams pastor Of Trim
ity Methodist Church The attendants
were Miss REEVE Garden. maid OF honor:
Mr.. Howard Lee. brother OF tie groom.
best man. and the groom men Messrs.
Ed. Morros and 81. Kernay, The couple
were showered with the happy fellci-
tations of their many friends. In1me-
diatsiy after the ceremony the coupla
left on, a bridal tour far Jacksonville.
Fla. and other points Of Interest
throughout the Southland.
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Methodist
Dro, a street.

Drotd Street.
Gilby G.. Kelly. D. D., pastor Morn
lnpss ,son p arjs,le Organ. Voluntary =
al'p. = aim, .GlaSsaas' lVos sIstu :,
Scrlrture lesson. oHertory-'Th ere
Wore sftsnterds," artrtm ivincert,.
from Twc'fth4 Mass (Moznrt). Hymn.
Postlude-OrEan.
Everirs< Preludc--Orgar. yolun-
tary--f Hank! the, Herald Angels Sing
lMendelssohnl. Hymn. Creed. Prayer.
9eifteHce--ISIlelst Night quartet.
tGruberl. Psalms. "Gloria'' tyog-
rrhl Scripture lesson. Offertory---
Come Bear, so Nations" (Watsonl.
Hymn:. Sermon. VoluntarS-"Glpria, =
rom Twtltth Mass lMozar0. Prayer.
Hymn, Postlude-OrEan,
Choir. Sopranos--Misses Viola pia-
cont. .Eotr!e Slsughter.. Julia Warren
Mrs. .. NJ. Smithdeal. Mrs. L J, Clarke,
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Wedding nj Durham,

'. "a SnecIal 10 The Time Dlspatch.l = 81 Z
DURHAM, N. Gu Dece lnber 2l.--The
chief social event OF the week was
the pre- ttyl marriage of Mr., 4, j. Lee,
Thursday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. The
home was Sprofusely decorated through
out with, cut flowers, and the parlor,
where the ceremony was performed,
swaa arrayed In delicate and dainty
decoration or holly and cut lowers,
with a background of potted plants.
The originality Of the decoration and
Its unique arran cement added to the
beauty of the occasion: The event
was solennlzed at the homo OF the
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Beautiful Anthems TO be Sung By hoirs v
Have Peen Rehsarsing for.
MANY Weeks.

~ riRIsTAiAs DAY will be celebrated
in ali the C4tloilc and Episcopal
Churches, as usual On Weakness
DAY, with services OF song and praise.
Services Will be held also in s,v.ral
OF the otter Protestant churches un
chat day.
Notable preparations have bcen mad,
for the Christmas music, which tt
always, Will ne Gof a hig,i ordsr.
Choirs have2bccn Ipracticins now for
keSsra. weeks. and I G greatest d,tN
In ito church calendar viii be iailei
wi,h such spitndor of music as Is
heard only once II ycar--on tne day OF
the .sati, ity. Serm Jns with teSts a?-
,r5Jr.ate to tie season Of ttah.cgiy-
ing and psGise ALI everyw..'- BE-
preached. Many OF the cuurches WI
be atcorat.d with evergreen and h9il2,
OF which there will be lavish dis
play.
Methodist and Baptist, Presbyter,ia
and other churches will comnie morale
che Nativity to-day. as Is usual Win
them. with special services. aud slug
ing. L. - 49,.
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Episcopal
AfCnunientaI,

W7 t,t;s,. ,.x az y Fa;tIiui Ksadins.
Gloria Patrl," Marks. in c. tie Den.,
double quartet. baritone solo and Che
.us. b. I,n ctuj, duv.gals's c..ai,t. In
F. Anthem-"sing. o Heavens!" Der
III ors Tours: Quartet sopEyano solo and
IN a. Gloria TIKI (Woodward). in D.
Hymn-"Hark! the Herald Angels
sing" O.4sitlry anthen--.l u. sod
Wisdom" (stainer): trio for womens
il = ) !. GLORIA i ia il Exesls Tours. 4, e
M,dright clear" tls. S. Wllis5. organ
sogny and 6es Girsu IN 5stS eElgar@
on Chi stmaa LAY w.ll be REPEATED ~
r3wr o. NJ A,t5;s eo4i, f lst4
naStse IA 9 yo Msas ana s!io Nun:
p eHta aSnI il = aym n.o No:
City. Anti em-"I Desired w sdom''
Voice ard c, orus. R cts i ma. Ssh il
the Glad Tidirgs'' (Avisonl. Organ
Mr. Ben aF' j. rot Il assosa,e Of tie
ROYAL college of organists. London,
eerGea,nist ard director OF T., the choir h.
Rate eads Mr. MarT Harsn
/ field and Miss Kate Meade. soprano:
Miss EN- " Jones and Miss Boase. con-
t ArRS NE Sssner No f Hsrrs1a
and Mr.. 4. Hurt. bass The following
Is full list Of embers e 81 the 1n choir no.
Miss Rate Meade f mss Bel cssm
! herlaYne Miss Louise Crutchf1eld. Miss
!. N, Meade Mrs. NJ. j. Hoff. MISS Rsca
! Hutchinson. Miss Louise Lewis; Miss
Miss HANNAH bowers, Miss Elizasetl,
! Boase. Miss Sadie Brackdtt, Miss Nay
Breedsr Miss lucy W Wed tS,t Lind ind
MIS- p1 1me sau mss 'sns!s Gsls
Nv. Miss Lucy chri-t'arsi IIf;os-li'ss
M"-v -H"tct irscr. Miss NJ he
%iss Ely Jc.cs. Ne G 3. e. Gad 3D. Mrs.
4 Ida Lare., Mrs. Croft.
!, Tenors--Mr; Alvin Netreryood; MI !:
Georges W seyert MI y e. = Sla.rTg ~ g,
] NJ NJ Wal K ut a:sna!t NJ sfefr
i NJ. George W. Warren: MI; a. s.: Hurt
s sr & n sSst y NJ W. d sdsas
Mr.. Norman Mort
i Christ.
i Christmas morn: ProcessiaRal-Hymq,!
cSSts1 aora SffhIapps M IL p ai
4. HYMN So lAyison). Offertorx-.Har k
4 Wat Means those H,ly VOICES
y (Adamsl. Sanctus, 1874 sTuckermanl
Z Z G.. la T.bi. Ia. turonym ~ 4 ACAs n
Hymn. FPS tMor Ky. Gloria ln EXcelsis
tsmart,. organ postlude - off in
/ mlro- CLottA. ].
Even ng, Proce ssioral - Hymn u 9
tWinis). Gloria e igpptl ;,,y 1! M q. 3
Il tlicat Non, QS,ttls " Nnnc otrlitLtu
Ss los eTsSs, ts g R Ridnss
Il (Bucls1. Anthem ~ De f,,rroIunaiss
i; (anor ymous). Recessional --tdymh,S = !.
!, (Merd elssohn).
!. Choir: sopraroa-Mrs. Irene n t Mal
3 Iansford. Miss Mary Mead e. s. M Miss bl1
loyner. Mrs. Joe Williams Mis ;, s t,tEe
Epps. Miss Lillian Eppes, MISS ilt Nv.
Q Enpes. Miss Marie Muller, MISS L |, ~
Kuhn. Miss Norma Cosby MISS r MI,
Il iRohiuson, Miss Sadie Wesms. ME- ME-
= Emma Owens Misc Lucy We er,{i NJ, ~,
hess q Newsome. Miss Mary Plttmh,
n Altos--Nils &. Lowe. Mrs, lGlnpk ms y. w
LESS. Miss Mahle West Mattel Grp n.
Miss Nellie Eanassyi;, Mss Mn simns Isss pS
gts ats' s NJ ia s'E'as RI Nahstfs s. iIst
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Presbyterian
Flr.tA

Program for sunday. December 22d.
to- be repented the sunday following
Christmas Day, The choir, which is d
direction of DR., W.SH. Q. McGehee,
With Mrs, Mcaehee as leading soprano,
has been rehearsing special Christmas
music for the past few weeks:
Morning Service--Organ prelude e.
thsm rs.as the heavens alassa Were ere
Spread Abroad. (ParSsr} ~ III Hymn n---
.tRrightest and Best Arc the Sons OF
the Morning." Hymn-"Joy TO the
World" ottertory anth en--"slng, .
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Mrs. James Fulgham ard Mrs. $; G.
and u, Clara .S &c ndenIn T sn ).
n ersole and JOHN II. johnson. Bassos
\ W Tnf sna Mas c aima
Clay street.
Hymn nn' Prayer R Fs.ua tits
Town Of Rltl.lehem!" tNevinl. Scrip /
tyre re al G1era pfert9ps
Hmm M'shP ostiu ar1 eBattma ro"
Evening. Organ voluntary-"aaw W
!norn HS Sons Pray9r Ere
Scripture. reading. o.fertory-"KinE
AL I.orious" (barnby). lynn. set-
mon. Hymn. Postlude-offertory in
r fClark)..
Tie choir which has. teen greatly
aEemertcd and improved. is composed
of tire follow ng: Sopranos-Mrs. G. X.
Coleman Miss Iva Rowl'tt Mrs. ;Jo-
q Se. 'G Mrs. Rtha asS- kr J. ae ki ap
Tenors-Messrs. -Baugrar and Renner.
BassosaMessrs. Bugs: ,odward 20 -
Tupman. organlst ard director.
Trinity.
Morning. ii o'clock. Decemher 2ed:.
Org>n volurtary-"Fest ival March" in
flat &c. NJ. Read. Anthe m--"And
ssre Eere p saseheraso N,sht b HSmn
ssesfns sole Gloria iar'0f sstr Responsive
me Mickey. Arthe m-"Behold. a King
Shall Reign" tLorenz, Hymn No, lls.
s s .w5;,,r Flynn !, mi" No sel' Postlude. N
Ev MniirER ,'clock: organ volun,arx--.
"scherzosn," IN 4 m'ror 1Rfeinrerger,;;
antr ,n.Ar gels f.om .se Realms I'm OF
ole esFa fbs r9'.e 9f RsTaz sax
s.: rs, :. serm ~ ! g - No, 1870.
CT OR: sop-erc--Mr-. Harry 6. n.es-
Terry. Ms. MsrM A. Garter. Miss Bar
the Hardirrg. Alt,-Mre. a. S. C",reper
ard l. Mn Mtsfe1i NM MF w1s,ree TucI:
| 3aeso-Mesrrs. c. Gray Bosrieux ard
a. y puesberry. Jr. organist. Harry
C. Quest erry.
| SUNDAY. December 22d. morning SER
S,s sns5 osfe e un mo
Response-"o Little Town" tNeyi,,,;
/ ofrort,ry "Brigrtest and Beet"
i '"rcccata." in D (Bach,.
G. m nor 81 ,llins,. choir-"o Holy
Tawn 81 sf soIo NsF1e ehrl5 s
Child" (C,omoe). Anthe m-"Christians.
/ Awake" lWarrerl. Postlude-"Toc-
catr." in G fDubots.
4 N1rs. NJ S: cliro. Misses Lula HarwnoH
Celeste Weisiger. 1nez, King. R.ut,'
Fannie Webb. Altos-Miss Georgia
f. orsW,,I hyle West W. T Free
man. Malcolm Hougb Fl. snedker
Sherwood Edw"rds. = Adam ~, Gnolsf y
!. a. Morton. F. w. McBain. Irbv Norton
DR.. l.. A. Pussy. shepherd Webb. or
j; ganist and choirmaster,
i St. james.
Morning: volurtary-"Hark! tn,
1o7 AnE ow te w rEIn'Fa
SEesa f Reseonsiye
~ Psalm. "C;,oria PATTI" New re SIN.
!, m mont lesson. Carleton. orcrtory.
4 tThompson). HYMN No. 1e5, "oh
:. c,nse. Xii Ye Faithful" Sermon 81
,estor Rev. q, RI. Dadmn,. p-,ye-
Nv ivmn mn M. lis. 10 Lite Tawn Of Beth
Mt. vs'n~t-ra;-sf1ory il = God i,
tie Fl '~he /" tr,a ~ri.rtar0. Hvnar M
i1n9. "Frark' WRIT Mrr,s thos- VI i,
!, voiccso" p-evnr. Select Hr--"s rer
u NirNt t." Sn~i-turn rca6.-~. C,llect,>r
: =, ~ ssrps tn--ksN Hmm No; lie
: Sermon ry rast,r. R.v. y Dad ~, ,'
~, .,,s noxr,1 o.. sr Rana 2.
|. t,o- .
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!. Good
Resolutions
!. for the
New Year

81 a. a'h1tt5s%
Whereas. Believing have now
reaclied a time Of disceiiln'cnt,
and do appreciate that i ! alnsto
be somebody and own any
property, it was high time be
gin. to Systematically save from
my income (there being small
iiklihoo1d 81 my inheriting an es-
tate), be it hereby
Resolved, ! shall at once take
out one Of those unusually lib
eral Health, Accident and Life
Policies Gold line, legal reserve)
upon myself, this being the quick
est and the safest manner Of Gre
.ating an estate, one that will pro-
tect me while living and my fam M
lily at my death: s'7.
Resolved, That shall eschew
the use OF tobacco and alcohol,
believing both OF these harmful;
and furthermore, that the sum
spent in. these would more than
pay the annual premium, there's
Ihy creating an asset instead OF
creating debts as in years past.
Resolved, That this shall at
once become operative, that y
shall at once communicate with
s, r. T.. L IPsCOMBE,
Manager.
No, a1o-ll American nank bldg, CITY.
Phone No, 1900.
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Baptist.
First

~ First.
Sunday, December 22d. u A. NJ; Orr
gan voluntary "Chrstmas Carol
tNev,u1. l1oaoiogy, lpyocation, Hymn
10Y to the World" Scripture read.
Ing, cho.r--. While Shepferds Watched
{Aeir FlocEs" tMarxo1. Prayer. Offer
sc.y--"o z.on that Te!lesr Good lid
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mas entertainmtnts will be given byi
many Sunday scho 2ls. In public schools. !
at orphanages and at other places
yeSng people h are
Is as follows:
Central School, Monday. December
$50. at o'clock when the children
Miss Adele ogilsie. Win have their
Christmas entertainments. Santa Claus
plans to have Mrs. Santa with him
Holy. Trinity Sunday school. Monday
OF Mr.. 9. J. Sand. Santa will spend
part OF the afternoon with this school !
and assist In the distribution OF gifts.i
Methodist orphanage. West Broad
The ladies' OF the Clay Street and
ether 'ss Mshoas, Ghusesss viii III have for
Santa Claus viii visit the children.
sing and recite. and participate In tho
good cheer Of the occasion.
IN Male Orphan Asylum: Friday: the
ton IN charge OF Mrs. J. r. Glll. SUI
per Ma'd trs. TAKE car At Harrison
tabernacle Baptist Church. Friday.
the 27th. at 5 2. NJ. Sunday school
da st the e S m as Wait :d >, rs sass
Claus.
Virginia Passenger and Power :. n.
81. A. sasgrday the 18TH ,7 f e
tertainment for the children OF the
employees OF the company In the AS
sociatlon Building. at the Reservoir;
and all employees. their families and
ls
overbrook PRESBYTERIAN Church. Bar
ton Heights. Saturday. the 2sth: at
e,sby s ss school, viii f hold
its annual celebration.
Methodist Institute for Christian
The Sunday School Of the institute viii iii
hold an entertainment Of Interesting
character. with songs. recitatlons and,
steropticon views OF the Life OF
Union Station Sunday school wed.d
! nesday. January list. The primary dee
partment Of the Sunday school Will,
dren Of that department in the ar.
ternoon, under the direction OF Miss
Mary a: Apperson. 4!
The Christmas entertainment OF the.
| held Friday afternoon before full
attendance OF the scholars,and a large
number OF their friends and relatives.
who enjoyed every moment OF the
time. Miss Lottle Evans, the princi-
pal, and her asslstants were highly
! praised FOR the way in which they
] hardled the cele bration.sN
!, There, wa,S.4a long program of ex-.
| cellent numbers. closing with the, ap-
/ pearance Of Santa Claus. who took
/ personal charge of the Christmas tree.
Tomorrow the chi, zen fthe Spring.
neld. Sch ool will celebrate the advent
/ OF the, Christmas season In mast
I approximate manner. Instthe morning
each OF the scholars will bring to the.
!! school some small hut useful donation
4 far the Home for Incurables. The coll
Election Of rev pictures recently ac-
quired BY the school, will begon tx
i rtbltton all day In the lower hall. After
\ the assembly AT 1870 In, the after
I.npo the ,ch ldren OF the primary grade
Will .present-two humorous Mays and
/ the older pupils will perform In the
Birds Christmas Carroll"
i ~. ... -s,4is
4 Christ's Church Kindergarten has in.
vited its friends to attend Its Christ
1 mas entertainment, which Will take
place at the school, Tomorrow after
noonfat o'clock.
The Randolph School entertainment
i will be held In the school hall on to-
i morrow afternoon at o'clock. vi
| , -ivwy- ~.
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Christmas Morning ! o'clock;
{ .I,V-

Prelude--"O camr. III We rn"hfn, :.
r. ,eewig's "Kyri0" &c nrir" "C-ta>
Hsanctus,, and .Ag~us D.i." in G. Of.
ffrtory-"AGeste Fidcles." Rosewig.s
sNBened'ctua' in F. Christmas lynn
sAr gels Voices"
TIE choir IL cor,,ooFed of the FOL.
lowing gentlemen: Sapranos. Mr. Thos.
r. RYAN and GeorFr para'r". oltr T. ,
Meagher; tenor, Walter Mahoney ana
Joseph Smith; bassos, LIE lie NOR cot
and William Ahern Organist, Miss
Loretto NJ Boyle,
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Christ's Church Kindergarten has In.
vited its friend, to attend Its Christ
mas entertainments. which Will take
place at the school tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock.
The Randolph School entertainment
will be held In the school hall on to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. 3s
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Observation-Disclosures 40 (Adeste
p'teles). "Ven'te Chart in "A r.
q essi...era bsum" In r (ciarke aWhit1
field. "Juhilate." Chort In a -fBat-
ttsl,ell). Hymn 81. "Glovtar Tibf.' Hymn
81. Anthem ''Trere We're s;hephrrd- ~
lynn 22s CIV. FL Monk,. Gloria in
iFScrisis III. b. EllwanRerl Recess
sioral-Hymn 50 (R. s, Willis,
4 The cloir ,cnnrtsts Of Twenty-Five
n,r mbers. Miss Sara DrHart Ia orr
feanlst, and Mr.. Joseph Watson, dlrec-
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Methodist orphanage. West Broad
Street, Friday. the 31th. at 2:30 P. NJ,
The ladies' OF the Clay Street and
the CHILDREN a chri. trnas ~ tree laden.
with gifts or all ki..u,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Santa Claus will visit the children.
sing and recite. and participate In tho
good cheer of the occasion.
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Tenors-Mr. Woodbridge Tuck. Mr..
n Grace Christian. Mr.. j. F. Jackson.
Altos-Mrs. 4Ludwel Miller. Mrs. j.
w. Thomas Miss Alice Moore. Miss
Eva Quarles, Miss Florence Dansey,
Miss Edna Barbour, Mrs. r. a. Good
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-19
AMERICANS wen
AT PANAMA
Special to Evening Teller

COLON, June 19.-Thera
great outpouring of American oas
Doth civil and military, at the wass ,aiS'
To-Day OF Miss Grace Collins doug
OF Judge and Mrs. Lorin q c4M n'eF
and Captain John Fauntlero, inns ,,nnls
OF the United States navy. Jndea l vi.
ms at present member Of ~. oOi-
preme court of the Panano ~.
zone, was formerly on the has, ANA
Chicago. ''h IN
The wedding ceremony was ner.,.
ed in Christ church by Arcbht"n"
Hendricks, Mrs. Edward s undaD1 p
wife of the British vice consr, ~
matron of honor, and the briaesroo,.
were the Misses Gladys and ua,0
Squires, daughters of the Awor,aeu
minister. The best man was D.
Admiral Rousseau. Followinr tho 80
ding ceremony there was a raoon4,O-
at the Collins home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-19
POTATO PENCIL
SQUARE MEAL
New Discovery That Has
Unitarian Applica-
ton

Those who have been in the habit
of always chewing their lead pencils
as consistently as if they were a part
of their regular diet will be glad to
know that the days of the indigestible
cedar lead pencil are about over.
Evidently science, in cooperation
with the physicians has concluded
that the effect of a cedar-lead- pencil
diet has a deleterious effect upon the
average lead pencil pusher, and for
that reason has determined ta remove
the evil.
At all events, new material has
been discovered from which all lead
pencils will be made in the future, and
! that substitute is our old Irish potato.
This will prove advantageous to the
average person who, in the past, has
had to make a meal on the tough cedar.
1t will now be possible to forego the
common restaurant pie and the sour
dough hot cake and make the MONDAY
/ lunch on the more desirable potato
pencil without evil results.
| Consul Frank S. Hannah of Magde-
burg, speaking about this new discov-
cry, says:
About two and one-half years ago a
small company was formed to perfect
and exploit an invention which, in
stead of making use of the expensive
cedar wood, substitutes a compact
mass the main ingredient of which i:
potatoes. The invention has finally
been perfected, and the pencils are be.
ing manufactured in large quantities
preparatory to being placed on the
market.
Il have seen and used some of these
pencils, which, while slightly heavier
are the same in size, form and appear
ance as those at present in use, admit
of sharpening a little more easily. ant
; can be produced at a very nomina
figure. A permanent company wa
founded in March at Berlin, acting
under patents in IA countries with ;
capital of $154,700, of which 1920,
represents the cost of the patents
while $4,000 has been retained TO
| "OTklHK Capital. III lHS WOEhIHB Cap
ital, $1,000 will be used in erecting
factory, with six presses and dali,
output of $4,000 pencils. The cost o
manufacture. all expenses included
rent, light, power, wages, composition
lead, selling cost. etc.-is estimated a
r $O.0O92s. A second-auality pencil wi
, be made. whose cost will be onl
1 $0.005s5.
t At the estimated production of 4S.
! 00a pencils a day, 300 working days
Q year, the production would be 14.400
g 900 pencils. According to recent sta
tistics the export from Germany
: foreign countries equaled 1876 ton
i with the total number If pencils &
e s.033. 200, 900.
. The cedar wood used at present
o the manufacture of lead pencils is eS
K pensive and the quantity limite
o while. on the other hand, the cultivs
9 ton Of potatoes is advancing eac
n year. For these reasons this inventio
d may mark the beginning of new ell
: in the production of lead pencils.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-19
For Mckinley Memorial.

CANTON, o., June 1s.--The trus-
tees of the Mckinley National Me-
mortal association, of which Justice
Day is president, met here today to
complete the plans for the dedication
this fall of the Mckinley monument in
West Lawn cemetery.
The meeting will aslo probably take
action on the offer to donate the Nc
Kinley homestead In this city to the
association, to be maintained as per-
manent memorial to the martyred
president.