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CHAPTER VII (Continued).

"Well, it's worth the price of the
bottle. If only you had had that eye
last night! Well have the bottle in
the alcove at the head of the stairs.
want to talk to you
So the two passed upstairs to the
secluded alcove, and the bottle short
ly followed Merrihew filled the
glasses with the air of one who would
like to pass the remainder of his days
doing the same thing Not that he was
overfond; but each bottle temporarily
weeded out that crop of imperishable
debts, that Midlothian thousand, that
ATLANTA whose speed he could not
overtake having no golden apples. To
him the world grew roseate and kind
ly, viewed through the press of the
sparkling grape, and invariably he saw
fortune reckoning to the card-tables.
Nov, then, Jack I've got you
where want you. Who is she?"
.sOn my word, l don't know, "
answered Hillard, stirring restlessly.
Then there is a woman!" cried
Merrihew, astonished at his perspicac-
ity. Il knew it. Nothing else would
SO demoralize your nerve. Shall we
drink a health to her?'
Hillard raised his glass and touched
that of his ,comrade. For the good OF
his soul and the peace of his mind. he
then and there determined to tell Mer
rihew the whole adventure, without a
single reservation
ITO the Lady in the Fog!" he said.
"Fog?' blankly.
well, the Lady in the Mask
ttFog. mask? Two of them?"
mo, only one. Once | met her IN
The fog, and then / met her in the
mask
"Tll drink to her; but I'm hanged i
/ don't believe you're codding me,
said Merrihew disappointedly. This
is New York"
81 know it; and yet sometimes
doubt it. Here's to the lady
They drank. Hillard set down hiE
glass; Merrihew refilled his.
1.-THE whole story, Jack, details ant
Rll; no half portions"
Hillard told the yarn simply, omit
ting nothing essential. He even added
that for three weeks he had been thu
author of the personal inquiry as t.
the whereabouts of one Madame An
got. More than that, he was the guilt:
man who had set the club by the ears
81 don't know, Dan, but this ha
taken SO strong a hold on me that
shan't forget it soon. Imagine 1t your
self. Oh, but she could sing! an
man not to be held in the leash 0
an adventure like this; but she he'll
me. How? BY the hope that one da
/ might see her face, with no veil O
mystery to hold her off at arm
length"
Merrihew was greatly excited. H
was for ordering a second bottle, bu
Hillard stayed him.
by George! And you are sure tina
1t was at the Sandfords?"
II am positive. But there is
puzzle that l have failed to solve
Sandford's cable and the caretaker
declaration. know that | was in tina
house. | ran across stein which
had given Sanford. l have inquire
of the police: they had been reques
ed to watch the house in the abseuc
of the owner. The patrolman say
that he has seen no light in the hous
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DON'T COUGH. BUT LIVE LONG.

got strong hold, human life would
be heightened by many years If every
coughing sufferer knew that kemp's
Balsam would stop the cough in a few
minutes. he would be glad to escape
the serious consequences. If any med
icine will cure a cough, Kemp's Ball
sam will do it. AT druggists and
dealers, 25c.
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All HaIIows College.

Tuesday evening, December q, a
Christmas program will be given by the
members of All Hallows college at the
college hall, Fourth East and Second
South streets. The following numbers
will be given:
I. March, Sounds From the ORR
ent ...,..,.., Harry j. Lincoln
College Orchestra,
II. Vacation, a comedy in two acts
..-.,-.. Charles Townsend
Act IA Camp in the Woods.
........ .......Dramatic Association
III Waltz, Marguerite, from Faust
College Orchestra.
". Solo and chorus ...............
..... .......... Charles Zimmerman
Maurice Reilly and Junior Choir.
Y. Violin solo. Mazurka.
........... ..........C Charles Danela
Al6e Isom.
VI. Cornet solo, Serenade.
.............. 1890. Father Shubert
L. HOdgert and Orchestra.
Intermission.
VII. Any Old Port in a Storm.
...-..-s.. Kerry Mills
]. P. Tanning and College Quartet.
VIII. Revere, Apple Blossoms. ....
........ Kathleen A. Roberts
/. College Orchestra.
TX Vacation. Act II, Evening IN
the Camp. ................-......
Dramatic Association.
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Miss Helen Hartley, Miss Ella Pitts,
Mrs. Brewer, Clarence Burton and
George Wise. Miss Maude Thorn will
preside at the organ.
CANTATA.
instrumental Observation-Disclosures
and Light ,.,,,s..,. Miss Maud Thorn
Prophecy of the Coming-bass solo,
Arise. o Jerusalem.......J W. Curtis
Bass solo and chOrus-Prepare Ye the
Way of the Lord INSTRUMENTATION,
J. W. Curtis and choir,
The Advent-triO for soprano, alto
and tenOr-Awake, Awake, Put On
Thy Strength OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs. J. c. Taylor, Miss Edna
Dwyer, Fred Graham.
Alto sOlO-HOW Beautiful Upon the
Mountains ..s...,........ Miss DWyeT
The AnnunciatiOn - tenor sOlO-The
Angel Gabriel Was Sent From
God ......,,.......,.....F c. Graham
Soprano solo CThe AngeD-Hail.
Thou That Are Highly Favored.
Mrs. J. c. Taylor.
Alto solo (MaTy)-BehOid the Hand
maid of the Lord. Miss Edna Dwyer
Chorus-The Shepherds Of Bethlehem
And There Were Shepherds. Choir
Soprano solo CThe Ange)-Fear Not;
for, Behold..........M Mrs. J. G.. Taylor
Tenor sOIo-And Suddenly There Was
With the Angel .....,...Fred Graham
Chorus-Glory to God in the High
est ........-.-.. Neutrality-suspicious.. Choir
Tenor solo-And It Came to &c.
Pass .,.................. Fred Graham
Chorus Of Shepherds-Let Us Now Go
Even Unto Bethlehem.
.......... Fred Graham, J. W. Curtis
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THIRD PREsRYTERlAN.

The following musical program Will
be rendered Sunday morning, Deem
Der &c, at the Third Presbyterian
church, corner Eleventh East and Elev-
enth South streets:
Song Without Words
l. Voluntary, Song Without Words.
No. 2....................M Mend lssohn
II. Anthem, Welcome, Christmas
Morning s............. s....s..Parks
Choir.
III. OffertOry, violin solo. Selected
Morris Andrews.
". Solo, In Old Judea. Adam Geibel
Mrs. A. G. Andrews.
Choir MEMBERSHIPS Florence Oliver,
Miss Eunice Miller, Miss Hattie
Sharkey, Miss Jean Hunt, Miss EN-
erald O'Brien, Miss Ruth Gilliiand,
Miss Laura Parks and Miss Mary
Brown.
Organist-Miss Florence Nelson.
Choir directOr-Mrs. A. G. Andrews.
In the evening a Christmas program
will be given by. the Sunday school, as
sisted by the choir.
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the Iiif Methodist church, Ninth East
and First South streets:
L Anthem, Peace, Good VIII to
Men ss.....s.........s...C. Il. Leslie
Choir.
II, Solo, Door Of Hope.
Miss Addie Fletcher.
LII Niollu sOlO'srs-s sss.,..sssssssss'
Miss Gala Crane.
~, Piano duet. ...............
Miss Margaret Duvall and Mrs. H.
NJ. Torrance.
V. Anthem, Now, the Day Is Over.
Choir.
VI. ContraltO sOlO............ ......
Mrs. L. L. Goddard.
VII. Plano solo .....................
Miss Faith Curl.
VIII. Soprano solo, In Old Judea....
Mrs. Kirkham.
TX. Anthem, Awake, Put on Thy
strength. &c. 2. Leslie
Choir.
ACeOmpCn tsts-Mis Edith Crawford
Miss Margaret DuvaI.
Musical director and accOmpanist-
Mrs, Henry Kirkham.
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Tenor sOlO-And They Came With
Haste .s..s..s...sss.s., Fred Graham
March Of the Magi-instrumental in
terIude Prof. Skeletons orchestra
HerOd and the Magi-bass sOlo-Now,
When Jesus Was BOFn..J. ", Curtis
Male trio (The Three Wise Mem
Where Is He That Is Born King?
Chorus, Priest and SGribes-In Beth
le1em Of Judea.
Tenor sOlO-Then Herod, When He
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FREQ GidIlslih
Bass solo-Go and SEARCH Diiigent-
" ....................... W. Curtis
Tenor solo-When They Had Heard
the King ................Fred Graham
Final rus-HOsanna-GlOry to God
In the Highest.
Quartette-Mrs. J. c. Taylor, Miss
Edna Dryer Fred Graham,
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First Congregational.

At the First Congregational church this
morning, the following musical program
viii be rendered:
Bass gOlO-NaZareth .......s..ssss GOunoQ
Fred Smith.
ChOral-O Little Town of Berhlehem
.... ...s.s -s-.s.....rs..s-sss.r -NeLAtiL6S q
Choir.
Choir Memberships. A. s. Peters, Miss
Edna Cohn, J. H. Summers and Fred
Smith.
A special program Of organ numbers has
also been arranged by the organtst,
Tracy Y. Cannon, and the following Sc
lectiOns will be given:
Preludes-
Passionate -...---.sss..ss.ss Edul W dCllS
Meditation ...sr.s.s-.-r....ssss 4<eLeNLs
Excerpt from the Messiah;
Offertory selection
Symphony pastorale from the Mes
sian ...s-tt.-.-....s .sssss.s..ss E1dilQbA
POstlude-
Hauelujah chorus from the Messiah.
Special interest attaches TO the playing
Of the Hauelujah chorus. as 1t has been
rendered as the postlude number at the
Christmas services at the Congregational
church every year since the late Profess
sOr Radcliffe took charge of the organ,
over twenty years ago.
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Nineteenth Ward.

The musical program for the Christ
mas services, 70 be held December %
at the Nineteenth ward meeting house,
viii include the following numbers
I. Soprano solo, Father Of Light.
Miss Retta Sessions.
IL Tenor. solo, My King,,,,..,.-.as
J. II. Bull
III. Alto solo, Waters That Speak
as They Flow ........,....,.,.-z
Miss Arlena Hatch.
". Soprano solo. One SWeetly Soi-
emn Thought. .......s...-
Miss Rose Hogan.
V. Bass solo, Selected. ....s.ssss..s
Waldemar Cal.
VI, Soprano solo, Fear Ye Not, o
Isfael ..-....---.s.-t-.. ss-sss--s-
Miss Elsie Brown.
VII. Contralto solo, While shep-
herds Watched Their FIocks by
Night s,sssrsssssssss-sss ssss~sasz
Miss Lucille Paul
VIII, Tenor solo, Selected ...sss.s.s
John Post.
TX. Soprano solo, o, Little Town of
Bethlehem ....sssssss..s ssssssaas
Miss Myra Bates.
x Tenor solo, HOsanna ....sss.s.s4
Elihu Call
XI. Duet, Selected ..................
WaIdemar Call and ElihU Call.
The Ladies' quartet OF the ward WIN
assist 10 the program.
Choir directOr-Eiihu CAN.
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IN THE calendar Of the music year
the strain Of gladness that runs
= through the anthem of Eastertide
denoting tho Joy at the Resurrection, is
surpassed, in most respects, by the
note of unrestraint in the joyous carols
and chants Of Christmas. In all the
music Of the church that which marks
the close of Advent and the natal day
of the Christ combines all the elements
OF joy and thanksgiving, and leaves a
wide scope.
Salt Lake, being blessed with artists
beyond compare, musicians who have
sung or played their way to fame, uses
the Christmas music to a little better
effect, because of its wide range oil
utility, and the programs N the
churches grow better and better with
each succeeding year.
At the end of the present week in
the churches of salt Lake there viii
be programs OF Christmas music from
famous composers, whose works have
figured IN the yuletide services OF half
century. the musical gems. q later
artists whose contributions have sWelled
the diapason of joy and Thanksgiving
to the volume of a mighty chorus, and
the compositions of Utah artists, at
tuned to a pitch and harmony that are
the equal of any.
The proud record of music in Salt
Lake viii find another justification in
the rendition of Christmas music this
year. More than ordinary effort has
been spent in preparation, ohoirs have
been enlarged and the growing colony
of soloists has been brought into use
as never before. The great organs will
seem a trifle more joyous than last
year. and the sound OF Ine music viii
carry a gladder ring.
Churches of all denominations viii
join in the great OutbuTst Of song this
year, as they have Joined IL other
years and yet the part that music
plays in the religion Of the world will
be. greater and more important. The
melody of song will be sent along the
rhythmic way of another year. The
timbre of the great chorus Of humanity
will hear q truer sound.
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Emmanuel BAPTIST.

The following musical program will
be given at the Christmas services to
be held Sunday, December 9, at the I'm
manuel Baptist church, corner Of Third
South and Seventh East streets:
Organ prelude-Christmas Pastorale
....ss..s.ss. sssssss..ssss- A. W. bOfsL
AdeSte riddles ...ss.ss.s.s.sss.ss- ChOiI
SOlO-The Birthday Of King. Med
inger ssMr5 b B. Jones
Ohertory-InvOcatiO Alex. Guilmant
Anthem-These Were Shepherds.
Mathews. Mrs V. B. Cutler and Choir
Postlude-March Of the Magi Kings
..-....sssss...s.sss.ss IN DUBOIS
Evening.
Organ Prelude-LaTgo ........, Handel
Hymns-O Little Town Of Bethlehem.
1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear.
Offertory-Priere Offertorte, Paul Devred
Cantanta in two paTts-The Hope Of
the World .s.......s..P. A. Schneider
Miss Emma Thomson, sOloist, and
full chorus,
Postlude-Andante Maestoso,.,.., zoe,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b. L. Selby
DR.. W. c. Ebaugh, oTganist and choir
director
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Twentieth Ward.

Preceding the regular exercises Of the
Twentieth ward M. I. A. on Tuesday
evening, December q, at 1880 o'clock, a
Christmas song service will be given
by the pupils Of Hugh ". DOugalL
PROGRAM.
Recltative and Quartet from the
Messiah .........-.... .s.... Handel
Miss Irene Kelly. Miss Mile VILE
liams, John W. Summerhays. Rulou
Robinson.
o Star Resplendent..,... ssssss Goldman
Frank y. Plat
Bethlehem's Guiding star. ....... Marie
Miss Claribel Gardiner.
The Chimes Ring Clear .......... Mario
Melvin Peterson.
Shine On. Oh Star Of Bethlehem.
Miss Margaret Summerhays.
While Shepherds Watched ...... Mario
John w Summerhays.
o Little Town Of Bethlehem. b. 90. Mario
Miss Millie Williams.
Glory 10 GOd.................. .Shackley
Miss Irene Kelly.
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Rio Grande Mission.

The Rio Grande Baptist mission, Sec
Ond South, between Ninth and Tenth
West streets, viii give Christmas pro
gram on Christmas evening at Z. The
program. THE Light of Christmas" viii
be rendered. Musical numbers as follows:
PFceessional-Sing, Oh, Sing, This
Blessed Morn .-.-.-...-..... --....--..-
.,.,-.. ....-...,. Sunday school scholars
SOlO-ln the Field With Their Fl0cks
Abiding .........-.... Miss SummeThays
Chorus-O, Little Town of Bethlehem
--.---...-.--.NO Voices from the school
Special Hear Ten Thousand Voices
Singing --.......---.-.. Choir and school
ChOrus-Luthers Carol ....,.t...........
Voices from the primary department
Song-The World Children of Jesus.
..-...,.-..-.B BY the primary department
ChOrus-ln the Wintry Heaven .......
........By the Sunday school scholars
Specialize Come All Ye Faithful.
...................-... Choir and school
An Old-fashiOled Christmas tree with
gifts for every scholar and one special
gife for the whole world.
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twelfth and Thirteenth Wards.

At the Twelfth and Thirteenth wards
meeting house the following Christmas
musical program win be given Sunday
evening. December 10. at $50 o'clock.
T. Christmas Carol ............ Beesley
Choir
II. Jesus, Once Of Humble Birth.
Choir.
III Organ solo. Selected -....,,,,.s
Miss Ethel Connolly.
". Anthem, HaTkl Hank, Ny Soul
...........s ..-....---.. .-... HOusl6y
Choir.
V. Soprano solo. with chorus ......
In Bethlehem Town .......... Parks
Miss Edith Grant and Juaret.
VI. Glory to God on High..........
Choir
Choir MEMBERSHIPS Edith Grant.
soprano, Miss Mary Grant. central.
to; Franklin b. Plat. jr., tenor. il
x. AldOus, bass.
Organist-AIiss Ethel Connolly.
Choir director-H. K Ald0us.
Continued on Page Two.
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Twenty-sevsnth Ward.

Program for the Twenty
ward chapel for the Christmas serviCe
to be given Sunday, December 26i
]. Hymn, Praise TO Men.........s.a
Choir and Congregation.
II. Anthem, One Hundred Years.
Choir.
III Solo, Bethlehem's Plains
Miss Ivy Paul.
". Anthem, The Lord is My Shep-
herd..ss sssss.ss....ss.sss sssssaa
Choir.
V. Organ solo, Christmas Belis...u
Louie W. Davis.
VI. Selection, Bethlehem's Plains.
Choir.
VII. Solo, The Unknown Grave.....
Alfred CardWel
VIII Selection, Come Into His
Fold s.s.....ss..s.s... ,sssss.ssss
W, Q, Give.
Choir diFector-ThOmas H. Ash.
Organist-LOuie w. Davis.
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Phillips ConarsaatIonaI.

At the Phillips Congregational church
a Christmas anthem, entitled ITO Hear
the Angels Sing" by Lorenz, viii be
sung by the choir at the morning ser
vice, Sunday morning, December 26.
The members of the choir are Mrs.
Charles ThrockweIl soprano; Miss
Louise. alto; DR.. c. NJ. Chandler. tenor.
and W. B. Mccartney, bass. The mu-
sic is given under the direction Of Mr.
Mccartney, and Stewart Abbott viii
preside at the organ.
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First Presbyterian.

Several special Christmas selections
viii be sung Sunday morning. Deem
Der 26, at the First Presbyterian
church, South Temple and c streets
At o'clock in the evening the choir
viii present a beautiful cantata, "The
Star Of Bethlehem" by F. Flaxington
Harker. The choir will be assisted by
Professor George S. Shelton and his
orchestra, the members of which are
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First Scientist.

Al the morning services at the First
Church of Christ. Scientist, December 70,
Miss Stella Angel, soprano, viii sing. a
Christmas selection, Love Watches, by
r Lincoln Case An organ solo viii be
rendered by II. Ninklaga,
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x. Closing remarks s....s.-sssssssH
Rev p, J. Cushnahons
X1, Selection (TWO-step). .,...sssss
s,s.ss.. ..s......... Pedro de Zuiueta
College Orchestra.
Farewell Christmas Greetings.
The musical numbers viii be given
under the leadership Of Professor Anton
Peterson, who has charge Of the music
at the college.
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First Ward.

The Christmas prosram at the First
ward chapel will be given this evening II
$50 o'clock and will include the follow
ing numbers.
Soprano solO-I.Ove Divine ............
....,........... Miss NOrah WaTbugton
Tenor solO-The Newborn King .......
.................... Thomas F, AshwOrth
Baritone solo, selected ..............,...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. William ByWater
The music viii be given under the d.
rectiOn Of Fred c. Fuller, chOTister, and
Miss Margaret K. Baird, Organist.
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phans, as expressed in their messages
to Santa Claus, are simple enough,
and there is no great expenditure in
vOlved, and it is for that reason that
the Independent Order Of Good Eel
lows" extends an invitation to all to
swell the membership before Christ
mas and make the visit Of Santa Claus
Continued on Page -Four.
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poplar Grove.

At the Poplar Grove chapel. a Christmas
program will be given Thursday evening,
December 3, following a supper TO be
served by the ward members. The pro-
gram will include the following num-
bers.
Piano solo ............ Miss Annie Holiday
History of the ward ....-.....-...........
.............. o.. Bishop Carl c. Carlson
Talk on the life of Joseph +. Smith,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. George Z. Porter
Soprano solo ......,.,.,. Mrs. N. A. Gedge
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enough, but the service is great. To
join the order one must see the caIam-
ity that will come to little hearts if
Santa Claus fails to put in an appear
ance this year Then one must be
moved by a strong impulse to step into
the breach and help avert the calamity
Wants of Little Orphans.
Most Of the wants of the little or
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them. The pathos in the quaint let
tiers Of the little appellants is equaled
only by their supreme confidence in
the certainty of delivery, and If this
confidence were shaken in the slight
est degree there would undoubtedly be
many a heart pang at the orphanage.
Almost anyone is eligible to member
ship in the Independent Order of Good
Fellows. The requirements are simple
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THIRTY-sIX multiplied by almost
any amount will be the true num-
Der of Christmas presents that
viii gladden. the hearts of the little
ones at the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery at 1919 State street. These
children have asked Santa Claus for
the things they want. and it is up TO
the Independent Order of Good Eel
lows" to see that Santa Claus delivers
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sSIs oHs' ''''''.......s....... s..s.s.
The Choir.
Boys-Grant RaybOuld, Wayne Car
bis, Clyde CasteTltne, Paul Perkins,
Graham Houghton, Ward Raybould,
Fred Benney, Langdon White, EN-
erson Bennett, OdeI Hume, Alfred
Hume
SopranOs-Mrs. Elizabeth Barrie, Miss
Florence Locke, Miss Agnes Sharpe,
Miss Elizabeth Craig, Miss Heva
DurnfOTd, Mrs. ". K. Mallette, Miss
Marie BeTlhOel, Miss Rose Howard,
Miss Anna Johnson, Miss Johnson.
Altos-Mrs. c.. E. Perkins, Miss Grace
Wilton, Miss Isabelle BOwdle, Miss
Bertha Johnson, Miss Madge Couch,
Miss Nina Heller
TenOrs-ActOn RodweIl, William
Hugh, Walter Biehle.
Bassos-W. E. Sharpe, Chester Apple
ton, Ed Davidson, William Church
i'll, Samuel Warswick, Gregory Oh
liver.
The sOloists will be: Miss Locke. Miss
Berkhoel, Miss Durnford, Miss johnson,
Mr.. Biehle, Mr.. Sharpe.
There viii be special music on Sun
day after Christmas, both morning and
evening.
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ILIFF METHODIST.

Program for the sacred concert to be
given Sunday evening, December 26, at