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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24

John Mitchell. Em-huh
Judge Wright To be right
Dr. Harvey Wiley: To cleanse the
earth.
The standard Oil Company: To own Il.
Pennsylvania railroad: 10 lengthen life
by shortening time.
Thomas A. Edison: More currents
even if they are only rumors.
Colin II. Livingstone: To stop Ameri-
cans from going to Europe.
Senator AldTiCh: To instruct In the
language Of the mute.
Former Governor Merriam: To prove
a District citizenship.
The St Nicholas Girl-Another million
Letters.
AuCrew Carnegie: To die poor (cOm-
paratvely speaking).
John ID. Rockefeller: To eternally
dodge process servers.
Albert T Patrick: Just one more
trial.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney: To es-
chew washington entertainments.
william Hartman Rapley: To give US
the best.
Clarence Moore: To be allowed to
think 81 over.
Ben woodruff: A new brassie.
Frank Hitchcock: A brand new jug
GernaLt.
Senator La Toilette: To give my car
buncle to Senator PenrOse.
Senator Hale of Maine: To get a nice
little harmless tariff board.
EVERYBODY: A WINNING BASE
BALL CLUB.
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OPERA HAT MAKES
GOOD GIFT FOR HIM
Handkerchiefs, Perfumey, Books
Or Den Ornaments Never Fail
AS a Last Resort.
SHOPPING NOTES
AT ELEVENTH HOUR

Did you shop carly or are you
among the struggling tbrOngs to-
days
Have patience with the sales
girls. Christmas means long hours
and many annOyHnccs 10 them.
"Hev might like an opera hat.
Find out his size.
"Sbe'' muy be shy ON her favor
ite perfumery. It's an always
welcome gift.
Baby pins and bOOtees-tTO best
bets for babies gifts.
Ice skates for the bOy-the
weather suggests 81.
Crocheted dOyIies viii be aD-
precinted by any housewife.
Give him den ornament when
You think OF nothing else
Merry Christmas and shop
earlier next year.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church.

At the morning service, II a. m:
Organ, 1.-THE Shepherd IN the Field"
CMallingl; anthem, Brightest and
Best OHyatO; duet, Mrs. Smart and
Miss Smith, 1.-THE Dawn Of Hope"
CCoombs); bass solo, by Mr.. Humphrey,
Thus Saith the Lord" and But Who
May Abide" from tire Messiah an
them, The Song Of TIE Angels Dress
ler); contraltO solo. Miss Smith, I'm
Ola Judea" (GeibeD; soprano solo, Mrs.
smart THE Christ Child (CoOmbs):
Christmas cantata, The Holy Night
John Hyatt Brewer: organ. Toccata
and kugue IN u minor Bach.
The members Of the choir ara az To,-
lows: William Wall Whiddit ORGANISE
and choir director. The sololsts are
Mrs. Ethelyn ". Smart, soprano. Miss
EdnH Scott Smith. alto: win G. Minis.
tenor J Walter Humphrey. bass.
The chorus members are.
Sopranos-Mrs. Florence Racon Mrs.
Elsie Bond Bischof, Miss Elsie Ernst,
Miss Mary f. Haynie, Miss Florence M.
kohlmer, Mrs NJ. A. Miles, Miss Grace
Ross, Mrs. Isaac Scott, Mrs. A. Shack
eiford, Mrs. Alonzo TweedaIe, Miss
Margaret TyacSe, Miss Edith williams.
Miss Lena Woodruff, Miss Louise Wor-
den. Mrs. George Newton, Miss Stella
Raymond, Mrs Isdell, Mrs. Stockman.
Mrs. COrser.
AltOs-Miss Flora Briggs. Mrs. D. L
Burnett Miss Letta Fisher. Miss Eva
Jackson. Miss Mary kimbaU, Mrs. II.
Lewis, Miss Anna Murray, Miss Helen
Skinner, Mrs. J. II. Smith, Mrs. e p
Sanders, Miss Thompson, Miss Bessie
Walker, Mrs. Agnes Russell.
TenOrs-D. 4 Burnett, william F.
Ernst r. S. Hobbs, G. g Johnston,
George Newton. J. ". Reed, J. H
Smith, II. a Spear, c. Stephenson, j.
i. Morton
Bass-w f. Chambers, George w.
Harrington, Stanly Lynn. +. L. Howes.
V. p. Kalm6ach. o. NJ. Mcpherson, +.
a. Mute, \ J. Osgood. John Walker.
Israel Stockton. F. E. Liverauce, Max
Pail
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St. AIoysius.

The music ct St Aloysius' Church
will be sung by the chanceI choir Of
foTty-five male voices, under the direc-
ton Of Ernest 7. Winchester. The first
high mass viii be at midnight Christ
mas Eve, and the following music Will
be sung; Before the procession. "Adeste
Fidelis' will be sung by a serni-chorus
OF boy cho-isters IN the loft over the
high altar; professional hymn. "Adeste
Fidelis'' CTraditionaD: Before the mass,
20 Holy Night (AdamO. Introitus.
"Dixit Dominus'' CWinchestarl: Kyrie
EleisOn CRhienberger); Gloria in Excel
sis tRhienbergey) Graduate. ''Tecum
Principlum" (Gruber), Credo CTozers
mass IN honor Of ST. Wifred); offer
tory. 'Laetentur COeIi5' (WiucheSterl :
OffertOTium, 20 Dies PraecIara" (Gou-
nod; Sanctus CRhienberger); Benedlc-
tbs tTozers mass in honor OF the Most
Blessed SacramenO; Agnus Del CRhien-
berger); Communion. In SDIendoribiIs''
CWinchester): after the mass. ''HaIIeIu-
jan" (Handel's "Messiah'D; occasional
hymn, Angels We Have Heard on
High CTraditiOnaD- The solemn high
pontifCal mass AZ II O'Clock which viii
be celebrated in the presence OF his
eNcellency, the Apostolic Delegate, will
comprise practically the same program
Of music, with the exception Of the
proper Of the mass.
by the following ChOTisters: First
trebles, Masters francis O'Reilly, John
O'Brien. Charles Considine. Raymond
Madigan, Eugene Auldridge. William
Murphy. Edward MCKeever. Charles
Wade. George Weidc, William Hughes.
Wilbur Finch, John Burns. John Glea-
son, Francis Auldridge, Edward Nc
Larney. Laurence Smith, Leo Smith.
Harry DOnoghue, Willie Harlow, Charles
McDOuRall. Roland Clarke; second
trebles. Masters Dean Gallagher. Philip
Sheridan Sylvan Sheridan, Thomas
Pyne, Edward Murphy; BASES, j. Wise
Byrues, Frances A. DOugherty, Thomas
J. Ganney, John NJ Council, Richard
81. Powers, AlOysius StorTnOnt. Paul
Chamberlain. John Shields, j. J. Ken
nelly. A. Shields, Leo Mauschauer:
tenOrs, y. Harry Maxwell, NJ Harry
Stevens, DR.. Charles J.. Watson. Henry
Yaeger, j. Victor GOlibart. Ignatius
Stormont, Denis A. Lane, Francis Ca
Hill. Edward Campbell. Ernest r.. Win
chester, director Of music. j. A Gauges,
Organist. Thomas J. Gaffncy, librarian.
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Christ Episcopal Church.

Music on Christmas Day, beginning
at Il q. m: Professional, hymn %.
-Adeste FIdeles;" "Te Deurn' in Z, aat
CBarretD; "Jubllate Dec" IN r CTourS)
hymns 81 ard 81; "Kyrie EIeison.''
Gloria Tibi," and ~Sanctus" "a p
(MacLeOd); onertory anthem. There
We're Shepherds Abiding In the Field"
CFOster), Gloria Ia Excelsls" and
"NuuC Dimittis," chanted; occasional
carol, THE Snow Lay on the Ground"
(Warren).
The service VIII he repeated on the
following Sunday, with anthem. '.NaZa-
reth,' by GouuOd. and "MaEnlncat.'
and ''Nunc Dimittis." by Field
The choir is as follows. Soil. Mrs
Brown, Miss HOuChCu. mr. I0nscher.
Mr.. Waters; chorus Miss Blake, Miss
Grace Houchen. Miss Taub. Miss
Knight, Miss Kane. Miss ConIey, Miss
Crowley. Miss Berry, Mrs. lIurtz, Mrs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24
NATIONAL UNION
ELECTS OFFICERS

The following have been elected or
fcers OF Bancroft Council, No. ass. National
Union F. w. Gardner, president; W.
T. Hearst, vice president; F. III. Price,
speaker; II. II. Martin. secretary; Z Z.
Rankin, financial secretary; Darwin
Weaver, treasurer; +. O. Campbell.
chaplain; John Brandt, usher, Samuel
4. Pearl erEeant-at-arns: Samuel
Cover, dOOrkeeper, trustees, M. II.
Keys, Convis Parker, ana II. c. Knapp:
delegates to cabinet, 81. II Keys and
II. c. Knapp; delegate TO immediate re-
lief association. W. T. Hearst The
neWly-eleCted officers viii be installed
on January IS.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER
FOR ALL SOLDIERS
Uncle Sam viii Treat Troops in
Royal Fashion
Torn rrorrr
Tomorrow.

Uncle sam and the Department OF War
have prepared, as Christmas gifts 70
the soldiers and sailors stationed about
Washington. the most elaborate YuIe-
tide dinners the rank and file have in
dulged in at their posts since their en-
Hstments began.
Regular old-fashioned turkey dinners
with all the pumpkin and mince pies,
and other "accessOries'' the men car
eat win be served at noon tomorrow
at the Washington Barracks, Fort
Hunt, Virginia, Fort Washington. Mary
land the Marine Barracks, Washingtoa
Navy Yard, Walter Reed General Hos
pital, and Fort AIyer. Virginia.
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EPISCOPAL.
St. Johns

HGiv communion, with carols at 1870
O'Clock. Morning prayer Sermon and
holy communion at II O'Clock. Pro-
cesgicnaI carol, Christmas Morn"
CTho1nas Adams. 'fVcnitc EGulteUus
Domino 90 come; let us sing unto
the Lord" anglican Chant, proper
psalms. KIN, XIV, IE&&V; Gloria
PatTi'' (AngliCan Chant, "Tc DCum
Iaud1muB," I'VE praise Thee, o GOD
CROO:). "JUbilate DCO.' 20 be joyful IN
the Lord" (Standf0rd); service OF the
how communion tGarrett, Iutroi'
ca -Ol. THE First NOoI tSlr John
Staincr). I[yTfo ElclsOn. Lord. have
mercy upon us. and incline our hearts
TO keep this law Gloria TIbi. GLORY
be 10 Thee. O Lord" hymn. 20 come,
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Holy Name.

Solemn midnight mass viii be cele-
brated. The following musical program
has been arranged: Professional,
Christmas hymn, By DIehlman: Eyrie,
Gloria, Credo, Sa1ctus, and Agnus Del
CGiorza); Benedictus (Gounod); offer
tory, "Adeste Fideles'' CNovelIo). At
the Communion, go, Holy Night by
Adams; professional. Song Of the
Ages" (GeibeD. The regular choir will
DO augmented by a male chorus of
thirty voices. The following is the per
sonnet of the choir: Sopranos. Misses
Collier, Dittoe, KnOCkey, Ryan, Keys,
and Doyle: altos, Misses Myers, Riley,
and Vincent; tenors, Messrs. Berries,
HandibOe, Walsh. Cunningham, SaIb.
Mcmahon. and Duncan bassos, Messrs.
Irving, DunniEan, Ryan, Carlln, and
Kavanaugh: organist Mrs Ella
Hughes; in charge, Miss Anna Doyle.
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St Peters.

Solemn high mass, the principal serv-
ice will be celebrated at midnight. The
choir. under the direction Of Miss Hat
tie NJ Richie and Miss Edith Gallant
viii furnish this program. Before the
ynonts Tbfrd Mass "Venf Creator.
Icontralto solo). GumpreCht, oneTtOrluU-
.'Fxulta. Sion CHammereD: al the COM
ruuniOu. "Adestc Fidelis (Novellol; after
the mass. Nazareth, by Gounod.
,,he members OF the choir are: So
pranos, Misses Ryan Mccormack, Price
Cotter, Hutchens, and Ritchtei altos,
Mesdar1es Golden, Van Castle. BeGnerr
Misses Nalley and LdutrO; tenofa
NIesrrs price and Tabler: BASES Nessrs.
Moore. Van Castle, Conner, Dorsey and
Radcliffe.
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BAPTIST.
Calvary Baptist.

Morning service at il o'clock. An
thems, Arise. Shine" CAIaker); Hail
the King CBartletD; Like Silver
Lamps" CBarnby); 90. Holy Child Of
Bethlehem (Chadwick); alto solo,
The Song Sublime" (Norris); viOlon-
cello solo, ''Andante" (Golterman).
Evening service at 7:S0 O'Clock. An
thcmS, Sing, 0 Heavens" (GauN /:
20, Zion That Bringest Good Tidings"
(Foote); tenor solo, 20, Holy Night
tAdam). viOlOnCellO solo, "Adagio'
tStradella).
The choir follows. Mrs. Walter A
Gawler, soprano. Mrs. Ralph p FSaS-
nard, alto. Richard Backing tenor:
). Henry Kaiser, bass; Arthur ID. Mayo
organist and director; Miss Ethel Lee,
viOlOucellist.
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ST. AIMS Parish, TenIevtown.

The program for Christmas service
will be high mass, midnight: low masses
at and 8 o'clock. At midnight mass
the program OF choir music viii consist
of Mercadante's Mass IN 3 fiat; offer
tory. "Adeste Fidelis,' (Novello)i al
communion Nazareth" tGoInOd) and
ooh. Holy Night" (Adams)
Miss Katherine Iackey is organtst
and choir director The soI:s no SOLOS
will be sustained by Mrs. Susie Lewis
Brent, Miss Ada PoOre, and Miss Re
vailleS Mrs. Martha PoOTe Is alto
soloist. 4. a. Murray basso, AMI John
SiemOn, tenor.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
IS PTt5byterian Church-

Sunday, IL a. Morgan prelude. pas
toraI symphony" Mrs. Schltt. pc
hold, Bring You Good Tidinrs.,
(GeibeD; "CaIni on the Listening Ear OF
Night PARKS; ohertory, THE Song of
the AnEels'' DressIer).
Evening service, 7.45 D. m.-Orrsn 70
cllai OF fifteen minutes, Mrs. Schultz
Peace Upon Earth (GeibeD: 20. zion
InaJ Brlngest Good TidiuEs'' OBroVn9 .
Nazareth. with pictures tGounod). Of
fertOry. 20, Holy Night O,our,ol1
Miss Kinney. -
The quartette consists or Miss Helen
Crennan, sopranO: Miss Mary y Fin
Iey' conlraIto; Charles Stevenson, tenor.
II. r. II. Helwig, baritone. Mrs. n r
Schutt, orEanist. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24
MANY FREE AT YALE.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. z4.-Ths
Yale bureau Of appointments reports
that, for the first term this fail, there
were 80 applicants Tor remission OF
tuition in the academic department. Two
hundred and seventeen were granted
remission TO the amount OF Sz21S5- OF
the 217 receiving scholarship aid. TWEEN
ty-nine received ministerial scholar
ships.
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Chevy Chase.

The first Christmas services for the
Catholic residents Of Chevy Chase will
take place at midnight Mass iii be
celebrated i'm the library building and
will no doubt afford a happy memory
of the occasion to all who attend THIS
FIRST midnight service, in this newly
established mission. Rev Joseph 9
Tpnleytowu is I'm charge Of Congrega-
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UNITARIAN.
Church of on Father.

Quartet, 'The People That Walked In
Darkness CA w. lansing: quartet.
Blessed is He That Cometh'' CGeibeD.
bass solo, In Old JUdea" (GeibeD.
Personnel Of Choir-Mrs. c. r. Corey.
soprano; Miss Lillian Chenoweth, alto.
Harry p wilkins, tenor; Walter Mat
son, bass; Mrs George Baxter, or
ganiSt.
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New YOIk Avenue Presbvterian.

Christmas services in New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church will be held
on Sunday. The music viii be Haw-
Iey's 20. Little Town OF Bethlehem -
and Dudley Bucks THE Virgins Lul-
laby." The evening music VIII be an
Interpretation Of VESTS cantata of 1.-THE
Story OF Bethlehem Choir. Mrs. w.
II. Shirclin. soprano; Miss Whitaker,
contralto; John II. Nolan. bass; J. II.
Maltheim. tenor, and J. Porter Law
renee, orEanist and preCentOr.
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EASTERN ALUMNI TO MEET.

A reunion OF the alumni association
OF the Eastern High School viii take
place Monday night, at which a plan
for reorga niZation viii he submitted
The business meeting viii be followed
by a supper.
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MIDNIGHT MASSES
At THESE CHURCHES

st. PatricIS's.
St AIOySius'.
st. stephens
81. Matthews.
st. Mary's.
st. Augustine
st. DOminic's.
st. Joseph's.
Chevy Chase Library.
st. AIMS Church, TenIeytown.
The Shrine of Our Lady of Vie
tory.
st. Johns Church, Forest Glen.
ST. Martins.
College of immaculate Concep-
ton, Catholic University.
Church OF st. Frances de Sales,
at LangdOn-
shrine of the Sacred Heart.
Church OF the Nativity, bright
wood
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an We raHafuT' Reading); Sanctus,
Holy. Holy, Holy, Lord God Of Hosts;
Eucharistic hymn, 226, Saviour Who
Dids't Come TO Give Godfrey; Gloria
in ENceIsis. "Nunc Dimittis;' Recess
siOnal hymn, 90. Angels From the
Realm %
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son, Joseph A Scott, jr; BASES, f. A.
Carpenter. Arthur Criddlc. William ~
ElWOOd, Theodore Refer; Joseph Harrl-
son, organist and director. William
Weber. pianist; Misses V L. Raymond
and Marguerite Allen, assistant organ
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St. Mary's German Catholic Church.

Solemn midnight mass-C elebrant.
Rev. Frank A. p. Wunnenberg. deacon.
Rev. Andrew Kunny; subdeacon, Rev.
John GTuden; preacher, Rev. Andrew
Kunny. Music at the solemn midnight
mass: "Adeste Fideles" CNovello). with
organ and orchestra accompanIment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc
phila. oyster g. Chop House. 5l3 nth NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24

Tho final crush hour has arrived You
e,re either resting quietly at your nome,
"a living example of the advantages OF
karly shopping, or you are down town
in the struggling throngs seeking to get
Recognition at a Christmas bargain
counter. MI. e,,,,,r,,r has
keen am the help possible during the
past six weeks. In November i oesail
so urge YOU to get il over with II you
h,eionr- to the shopping CROWDS, re
Folve now TO do better next year-oon
put It off until Christmas Eve. q.
In the meantime, since you are IN ~
tbe as patient as you can Re Coilsiu L. =
bte OF the tired clerks 20 whom the DAY
before Christmas brings long hours
much complaint and petty annoyances-
4 while you are about II, too, suppose you
! buy some gift for some little poor c hllo
Nthst YOU knoW-iust 10 atone for your
Hardness. as It were. to say nothing OF
khe Joy it VIII bring tomorrow.
Farewell Suggestions.
g Now for a few farewell suggestions
kPerhaps they may be Of help TO YOU
even at this late hour:
II YOU know his size, and, or course,
ryou do, why not give him an opera
hat2 That's a useful gift, against which
there 6sn-be no criticism
A woman suggests to me that per
.fun1ery is something that every woman
desires. j. is a gift, however, selQoIn
Thought or about Christmas. rake
t'her'' iaome a bottle OF her IaVorlte per
I almost forgot the babies. surely they
have 10 be provided for, and j guess
{ well have 70 fall back on those solid
sold baby pins, or else pair OF Worste9
lbootees-both moderate IN price anu
,serviceable.
Long gun metal chains. from 500 up,
h,,ake ideal gifts FOR the young misses
twko are wont 20 take part in the +
street parade
Ice Skates for Boys.
Had you thought OF a pair Of ice
skates for the boy or girl? This snappy
weather makes ice skating n most al
auring sport.
What's the matter with a nice silk
head scarf for wife Or daughter The
fancy shell and Spanish stitches are
Hand crocheted doyiies. articles that
every housewife needs, is a gift Of the
most useful character Buy a few
from a bout 30 cents up
a number Of the stores arc making
special runs on silk initial handker-
chiefs boxed, for either men or women
> or course, handkeUchicfs are staple
gifts. but you may have 70 decide on
them before you reach the end OF the
Den Ornaments.
I am stiI partial TO ornaments fer
She den or study. Stems. Dutch motto
pieces. "a lounging chair. or some framed
piCtures-aU the way from the college
life series 10 high art-eaCh and all
would make ideal gifts.
Books and calendars, too, are old re-
lisbles. ] heard several folks say to-
day. however, that they couldn't think
Of anything else. Perhaps you cannot.
oak tabourets. for about s. to 81, are
novelty offerings for almost any part
OF the house. So are tho oak and ma
hogany toilet table stools.
Hatpin holders. for her dresser. viii
keen you ever fresh I'm her memory.
Tho designs this season are more at
tractiVe than ever, tending toward the
odd shapes
Merry Christmas-and start shopping
earlier next year
A WISE SHOPPER.
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I, LOCAL MENTION.
do Your Supply Of Sehneiderl

IVITTTH =
Delay invites disappointment. Speak
for an ample supply while it's available
that means now. Only 25c DO. for rich,
delicious Fruit and Pound Cake, the I'm
est YOU can offer your holiday guests. At
Schnetderss. market stands and grocers'.
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ST. Paul's Church-ROek Creek Parish.

Opening anthem, 'while Shepherds
Watched Their FIocks By Night
CNeidlinger); chant Venlte, Bennett, in
r fiat; Gloria Patrl, Buck. IN C.,
Schneider in I, and Gounod IN D; ''Te
Deum Laudamus.' DressIer, in G.: "Ju-
hilate Dec" Shelley, in A; Iutroit An
them. Angels from the Realms Of
Glory tNeidlingeD; Kyrie Eleison and
Gloria Tibi. Maunder, in F: Hymn 40.
,Adeste Fldeles;' offertory anthem.
Gomod's Nazareth" with baritone
and alto solos arranged by Dudley
Buck; Maunder's Communion service in
Town Of Bethlehem"
The choir consists OF Miss Amelia p
FISHER, soprano; Mrs. Charles. III. PARK
nan alto: Frederic SeiboId. tenor.
George T. ID. ROllings. bass: James w
OHeneys cfeauist and chOf.master-
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Carroll, Louis Knight. Harry Knight,
IL a. Middleton: boys, Allen Black
ford, Eugene BlackfOrd. Edward White,
Reginald White, Nelson Oliver, William
Harrison, James Stone. Norman Da-
Wis and Bernard Davis Assisted by
Mrs Hollifeld and Mr.. Pearson. Don
aid r. Macleod, Orgonist and choir-
master.
The music VIII be repeated on the
following Sunday, with the following
anthems: Nazareth by GOunod. and
THE MagnidCat" and "Nunc Dimittis''
In y. bV FieId.
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Buckingham, zs1 Penn. Ave. S. z.
Pure Candles. 25c pound, 8 lbs, 500.
Our only store
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24

For Eggnog, Special Holiday Offer,
bot Str. Rye: bot Rum: bot Brandy
all for $3O0. DonnelIy, 18th and Eye SITS
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Breton-Runkle Company

in cleyer comedy Pashme Theater. 4f7
Penn. Ave. NV, every night this week
and all day SUNDAY. DECEMBER IS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-24

Gas Ranges, Water Heaters, ono Iath St
L. A. Muddiman & CO., 124 St
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Fresh Cut Flowers.

Tfa~dy's two stores. Phones y. 444J and
1f252g. Vermont ave 81 = st Sl2 18th ST. NV
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Beautiful Christmas Candy Boxes,

filed with choice candles, % cents 10
$3.50 South East Candy Kitchen, 205
Penn. Ave. s. r..