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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
HOUSES
ANOTHER NICE 40-ACRE
HOME AT A BARGAIN

Most likely you've locked at dozens of places
in your search for nice cozy home. See
this one and you / surely buy it. It's good
land, we'll adapted to fruits. vegetables, poul-
try, etc ~ miles from Santa Maria, good
lively town; good roads. schools and neigh
bors a nice, neat house, telephone, good
barn, granary, IA good chicken houses.
brooder houses incubator house and out
buildings. Three large brooders and a large
incubator; a good well. h. p. Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine. 5O00-gallon tank, water
piped to house, chicken corrals, barn. etc;
fenced and cross-fenced with good new net
ting; no irrigation required here; big item
itself: extremes of heat cold; every
thing about this place is practically new; all
implements and crops included: also good
COW. fresh; $4,000 takes it. $1,000 cash. balance
years, per cent.
WIN. r. MANTZ,
SAINT. Maria, Cal. S-12-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
WANTED
HELP--MALE

WANrED-MIcN AND BOYS; NO EXPENSE
TO learn trade os electricity automobiles.
plumbing. bricklaying by actual contract
1ops; only few months required 200 students
last year; catalogue free. UNITED TRADE
SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO.. CAT Pacific
Electric bldg s-1-1mo
BOYS WITH WHEELS TO DELIVER
telegrams; good wages. Apply at once COS
). Spring st. WESTERN UNION TEL co.
S-21-7
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-YOUNG LLEWELLYN SET
ter dogs. months old. from field brok-
Ell stock. F. H. TAYLOR, slS West bOth
atreet S-s-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
Observation-Disclosures
FLATS-UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-FoUR-ROO COTTAGE, 81:
month. 125 Z. 35TH ST. 8-2l-i
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
GPARTIENTS-FUR AND
UNFURNISHED
Majestic Apartments

Corner First and Hope streets Modern
conveniences: summer rates now on All
outside rooms. o-41-4IHo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
sIrUArIoNs-mA1.E AND FEMALE

y1NTED-DAY's WORK. PHONE 1920; %,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22

FOUR-ROOM FLATS. UPPER AND Low
er. bath and storeroom. gas. electricity
modern; corner Also and Pleasant ave
s12; water paid. PHONE 41474. 81
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22
Prcc of 3 insertions for the Price of Ask the Herald Counter MAN
WANTED
sITuATIoNs-FEAIALl.

w vJHNTED-PosfTIoN AS HoUsBkEEF \
or for aentleman. 1903 LIMA 81. S-l4-lV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22

WANTED-PLAIN SEWING MhNDitr1 Ia
or ironing MAIN s94O.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-22

A. @. GARDNER, 11s WINSTON ST. PI-
amos sold, rented, tunedj very low rates:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

OF La Junta. where the revolutionists
stopped It Weber then wanted to proceed
On foot to the station to ask Navarro's
permission to resume the trip to Chihuahua.
This WAS denied him, and on Sunday he
tied I'D the train until the situation should
work itself out.
Two stock cars. with horses and two
coaches and about thirty men, came IN
yesterday from BustilIos. The men be-
le1ged 20 various regiments. There were
also q number of uniforms and four off,
GERS swords. There is much mystery about
& Railroad officers and employees were or
dered not TO talk to anybody, reporters or
others. Neither were outsiders allowed to
approach the soldiers.
An American overheard a soldier in con-
versation with a woman say that they were
in two fights the day before. but when the
foreigners presence was noted he was re.
auested to depart The coaches probably
are some OF those which were ambushed
at Nal Paso and which have been on a sid
ing at Busdllos since, but the return OF
the soldiers with horses is not so easily ac-
counted for
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

"fi'iaI Record and Torecss;--@ ashiiAts'ol
DC -1--hc Western disturbance e1teHuS
's-hght from the South Atlantic states hoFth
1sra Through Ontario, but with some" nat
sssensd intensity. II was attended during FIN
Nag BY general SHOWS over the northern @l4"
.@lhs over the southern districts east oi tiie
~4sslssippf River and much higher temper
ss-'z n the Atlantic states, the- upper Oiio
,SAeg and the eastern Iower lake region II
-s Middle West pressure Is rising fsptois,
-A clear and decidedly colder weather anu
~sie wave warnings hare been ordered IN
D''Ho1s OF The upper Mississippi Valley ana
-e upper lake region and frost warnings as
q Gown as the West Texas coast. In the
N1eile west pressure Is again falling rapaoiE'
'la much higher temperature, but with falr
E~tner except Ia tlle north Pacific states ana
'aiaLa, where there We're local rains ana
'hs SHOWS and rains Saturday in the At
.-aie states viii be followed by clearing and
-ch colder weather during the night. except
: Northern New England. where local SHOWS
likely 70 continue sunday. Shows will
so Continue Sunday IN the upper Ohio Valley
:, &c tae greater portion Of the lake region
Sssshere over the country the weather VIII
a aslr. except Ia the Pacific States, where
Y..sT I'll be RAINS and IN the extreme Aorfii-
Where there will be local SHOWS.
a.. N4l Be 5eridet1lV colder Saturday aEG sun
-islt u the %ake reElon anc tie Al4Sslz-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
THIS TO BE PEACE SUNDAY
One Result Of Interdencminational
Conference To Be Seen Tomorrow.

As the result Of a resolution adopted at
the fnterdenoufnationaI meeting CT clergy
in the Marble Collegiate Church last No
vennber an appeal is being made TO the min
listers of this city and the country at large
TO observe Christmas Sunday as Peace Sun
day The resolution upon which the move
nnent IS based follows:
Resolved. That we recommend that
Christmas Sunday of this year be availed
Of as an opportune time on which the min
listers of New York City and the country
shall emphasize the Importance OF an in
ternational court OF arbitration for the
securing of universal and perpetual peace
The committee appointed 10 promote the
idea consists of the following elergy1en; :;
Bishop Greer, the Rev. Dr. Junius B. REM
ensryder, the Rev. Dr. Charles Il Park
hurst. the Rev. Dr.. David j. Burrell, the
Rev DIR. Charles z. Jefferson and the Rev
Dr. Newell Dwight Hills
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
CAN'T LIVE ON $4,000 A YEAR
Court Refuses to Increase Income Of
Young Married Couple.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune

Cincinnati. Dec 23.-Judge 0Cennell to-
day authorized the payment Of sf4,o0o debts
Of Dwight L Kinney, now resident or
Detroit and a son Of the late Dwight
Kinney. The debts, it was alleged, had all
been contracted by young Kinney since the
first of the year The young man has an
income Of $50 a month. and his wife ike
amount An application for an increase
was refused by the court some time ago.
Money TO buy a country place near De-
trofr was also refused to him, the court
holding that he has sufficient income TO
care for ali his wants.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

sinrf and Ohio valleys. followed by rlsihg I'LL I'll
- ,fIr.s e4,ndav In the plains states ieiHpSi@
.,.T-s viii rise AFTER Saturday morning - a.
S-eCrru warnings displayed On -. a.
lar1ic Coast and on the west ts1-s Son So1s xyaTe
from PI,nta Rassa Panama titz. -o-1 80,
warnings have been ordered IoT t-dslein -
Wisconsin Michigan. Northern lIiiiois, tr-ost
ern and central Iniana and Central JhIo; ,S IS
,,arnff,rs ma ~ t4en ordered Tor interior LIo1lai
sre nr5 .bs '-exas coast and warnings OF Iree1.
ing temperature Tor ATkiiIasSS ai-1 ~ -
Eastern Texas ,-,.-s f,,as, aud
T'he winds along me New England last LAST an a,i1
.g,,. middle Atlantic Coast Vii De 1'ic-e-a.Ii-
softi shifting TO southwest ana Wesi
hsgh. g.suth Atlantic Coast. pflsA % -
E.gl, west AMI northwest; east GuiI eoast. hoG l
--sf Tlorrl,z.-sst wesr Gulf Coast, nght 70 iIou
crate northwest north. Lake MlcEliSs4l, lien
~ 81 70 orfllEEest. diminishing SatuTt4ay
Steamers .7epartfng saturday Tor EutoIe14t I
rN1rts viii have brisk to htsh soLth |" va
vfuds with rain. 10 the Graad SaiiAS-
Forecast for special Locaiifies.-foF or the LIS
.ict II Columbia ard Maryland. rain or snow
- 7av colder by afternoon; sunday fair and
- colder, moderate, shifting winds beceIn-
tus. brisk northwest
Fer Delaware. rain to-day. colder al night
sunday fair much colder. brisk TO hish' sAiitihs
,,-fDss becoming northwest
~ New Jersey, rain in southern ram OF
-. p, northern portion to-day. colder at night
ey,s, fair much colder: brisk TO high, sni1tns
,rirds becoming northwest. ~,,r ia
- IA stern Pennsylvania, ram OF siioM -
a. colder bv night; SUNDAY tAir. AlH.n % ,i .--u
teii- g. high shifting winds. ben"iiiihe 'H'ii'
west .- .-,tr rain or SNOW today.
@ - n western portion and at night IN eaStsin
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
FEAR THEFT OF EDDY BODY
Trustees Arm Guards at Tomb
with Rifles.
by Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

by Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
Boston, Dec. zS--The trustees OF the
Mother Church of Christian Scientists have
redoubled their care Of the body Of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy, and their elaborate
precautions suggest that they fear an at
tempt may be made TO take away the
body
The guards. four in number, have been
instructed TO telephone to the trustees in
stantly should any strangers approach and
seek adHlittance 10 the tomb or should
any other exigency arise. These guards
have been armed with rifles, and seldom do
they open the doors OF the tomb, save
when two Of them relieve the other two.
Whenever a guard appears at the door Of
the tomb he has g. rife in his hands
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
FIGHT OVER 100000 WILL?
Cincinnati Woman Left $4,000 to
Broadway Tabernacle.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

tBy Ie!egraph 70 Inc
Cincinnati. Dec. GA viii contest tnvoIv-
ing s10o00o is predicted by interested attor-
neys as the result of the Probate Court
decision yesterday IN which Judge Leuders
refused to strike from the files the VIII OF
Helen &. Smith, known in Cincinnati as
kitty Bennett
II the win is sustained. the decision Of
Judge Leuders sustains charitable beouests
amounting to s2a.el0. among them a bequest
Of 5000 to the Broadway Tabernacle, of
New York. The immediate decision was on
the application Of the testarixs sister,
Mrs. Mary J. Langdon, Of Franklin, Ohio,
TO strike the viii from the files Of the local
court and refle It in New Jersey, where a
part Of the estate is situated. This appii-
cation was opposed by Lawrence K Lang
don, Of Lebanon, Ohio, a well known state
LEGISLATOR.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
WOMAN TAKES FAMILY HOME
They Are All Dead-Living Cheaper
In Germany.

Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 2S.-The present
high cost OF living is the reason assigned
by Miss Alma Schmidt, sixty years old, af-
ter forty-nine years residence in this coun-
try, for returning TO Germany She has
started for New York City, taking with her
the bodies Of her sister, who died last
spring; her brother, who died twenty-five
years ago; her mother, dead twenty-four
years, and her father, buried twenty-etght
years ago She viii make her home IN
Bismarck. Germany.
Miss Schmidt says that si2,ooo, which she
realized by the sale Of property left By her
sister. will keep her the rest of her life
In Germany but would be insufficient IN
this country.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
WILL EDUCATE ANOTHER GIRL
Parents, Whose Only Daughter Died
Give Vassar $4,000.

Rochester, Dec. 23.-To endow a scholar
ship in Vassar College. Poughkeepsie, in
memory of their only daughter, who died
while a student there, and TO give some
worthy girl an education such as their
daughter would have had IL she had lived,
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Johnson, Of Cheshire,
Ontario County. have given $4,000 to Vas
sar. The daughter died last summer, when
she was about to begin her second year at
the coIIege
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
PROfEGE OF EMPRESS DEAD
Franz Faltl, of Baltimore, Was Pho
ueer Woneu's Tailor,
IBy Telegraph 70 Ire Tribune ]

IbJ ItIe5Tdpn . Ire IrIbu1sI
Baltimore, Dec. 23.-Franz Faltl, pioneer
women's taller and the protege OF royalty,
died here Wednesday from BTight's disease.
FaItl was born in Vienna The Empress
became interested in him and sent him to
Paris to study his craft. Later he was
connected with fashionable tailoring estab-
lishments in London. He came to this coun-
try and started in Baltimore what was
then said to be the first establishment Of
its kind in this country.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Organ.
onertorio On old Christmas hymns .Guilrnani
Hymn. Joy TO the World. the Lord Has
Trio and Chorus: He Shall Feed His Flock.
Hymn.
Postlude; Chorus of Shepherds .Lemmens
sP. NJ.
Organ programme: Grand Choeur. Kinder
Berceuse (Cradle song} g}.-.--..... .Dickenson
March of tte Masi. ...-.---..... Dubois
Hymn. Hars, the Herald Angels Sing
Carol (by choir.
He Shall Feed His Flock .Harker
Trio and Chorus.
Nazaretn r. w., ns
Tenor Solo: The Birthday OF a King Neidlinser
1t Came Upon q Midnight Clear.
Glory to God in the Highest --..-. .Harker
Contralto SOLO.
Postlnde: HaIleluiah Chorus. Handel
CHRIST CHURCH
IL a. NJ
Te DeuIn In ----.--' .Le1slare
Communion Service in .Stainsr
ofertory. o Holy Night t-.-............ Adam
Carols
sP. II.
Cantata, Tho Cradle of Christ. ........ Bridge
Carols. old and new.
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY.
to:45 A. N.
Shout the Glad Tidings. .HarFley
Like Silver Lamps. .Bernby
Come and Worship Warren
Esik the Glad Sound Mario
soprano. violin. harp and organ
Postlude.
Violin. organ and harp.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
FIRE DAMAGES HISTORIC TAVERN

Litchfeld, Conn, Dec. 23.-The UniIed
States Hotel famous for century as the
gathering place OF lawyers and judges on
court days and the scene Of a ball for
the Marquis de Lafayette in 1924, narrowly
escaped destruction from fire to-day The
upper floor. on which the fire started, was
ruined. the total loss being between 5000
and $4,000. The hotel was built about 1850
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
Crlnity Church

Sunday services. zoo. 80. 1880 q m. Ser
MON; 3:s0 500 D. m
Weekday services, 7:3o, 600 q H.: D n
Christmas Eve, children's service 8 D m.
Christmas Day services, Holy Communion.
$50, I:3o a. High Celebration and sermon.
10 80 a. Choral evensons. $3.50. 500 p n
CHURCH OPEN ALL DAY.
The public is cordially invited 10 the services
both Sundays and weekdays
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
Fifth Ave. and Tenth Street.
REV. DR.. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT. Rector.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
P. NJ. Sunday School Festival and Christmas
Trea.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
A@M.-Holy Communion.
II 4. M--Holy Communion and Sermon
Rector).
P. M.-selections from ''The Messiah and
Rach's Christmas Oratorfo-"
P. N.-Paopls's Service Dr.. Grant VIII
preach How Can Carnegtss Gift Help
Peace?''
8 P. M--PeopIe's Forum Mr. Sol F1sldnan:
Peace
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

norton: Sunday fair much colder: brisk to high
southwest to northwest winds.
+o-dav much colder by night: Sunday fair, ex-
cent snow fiurries near Lake Erie; brisk south
west 10 northwest winds.
For Western New York. and colder to-
dav and Sunday; brisk 10 high southwest 20
northwest winds
For New England snow IN northern. rain or
SNOW In southern portion to-day; Sunday fair IN
southern local SHOWS IN northern portion. much
colder brisk to high southwest to west winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
ST. DAvIp's P. E. CHURCH.
IL A. NJ.

Professional hymn: Harkl the Herald
Venite Exultinlus. .............-.. SucR u
TIE Deum LaudaTnus, 3 fat. .....-.--..- Buck
Jubilate, F major Tours
Gre99' f,e,',2, z Zane GaT All We Faithfni Reading
Communion Service:
Sanctus (St- Cecilia) .Gounoo
fenedicfus Won "eoet
Gloria IN ExceiSis. Farmer
Gounod
Retrocessional hymn: Angels from the
Realms OF Glory smart
T:45 P. Il.
Professional hymn: Hark! the Herald
Angels sing. 4asnae III
Magnifcat 5Nunc Dirpirtis. E hat) - Rarnby
Credo fchant) Meditative Hymn. Sevin
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
O Come All Ye Faithful. Reading
Chorus: Infarnrnatus. ......-.... RosslIll
Soprano: More Love to Thee. ...-..... Harris
Chorus: sanctus (Messe Solenneile) Gounod
Rarytone: Nazareth Gounoo
Soprano: The Lord Is NY Light. .Allitsen
Organ Senediction Nuptiale- H ollins
Trio: Praise Ye LAttila) Verdi
Orertorz: Good Tidings Of JOY. .Czouned
Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow
EetrocessionaI hymn: Angels from the
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

richest temperature yesterday. - degrees
,o,.'aet N lat 4:15 q. M; average. "a; average
for enr-csponding date last year, 81; average for
5I-.esnaniiug date last fhirty-three years 30
al Forecast. To-day. rain snow; Sunday
sa5N much colder. brisk 10 high southwest to
T.ortlr,y est winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
TRAIN COULDN'T PROCEED
Tracks Found Torn Up n Miles
South of 81 PaSo.
TEN CIVILIANS EXECUTED
Iudre Among Mexicans Killed by
Revolutionists, According to
American at Chihuahua.

- pasc. Tex, Dec. z3.-The southhound
a.xsnser train on the Fl Paso & North
Ger Railroad, which left Ciudad Juarez
- o'clock this afternoon. found the track
g., m al Guzrlan. seventy-ssven miles
- and is coming hack 10 El Paso. The
80, has 80 passengers aboard The loco
live and passenger coach which the rev.
.,'..,onfs.s took last night twenty-five miles
..,-.b n JusIez have not yet been found
--ss wires are down south OF Guzman-
Sew soldiers arrived here this morning
So, chihuahua 20 add 70 the garrison in
--o-ez. Soldiers out scouting returned this
...--oop and reported having found q de-
- camp Of rebels twelve miles west
- Inz-ez. but the insurgents were not
seen
-. rebels are believed TO be In the hills
-s,h9, q few miles Of Juarez, but appar-
.-,lv are making no effort to attack the
.s,v AS the revoluuonists went south on
-be train which they took last night they
nav have attacked the town OF Casas
erx-ses. which is the supply point OF all
+hs Mormon colonists in the region Sol
.5ie-s were recently sent to Casas Grandes.
.n6 --arv srns have been shipped there
Chihuahua Mex. Dec. s3-An Amer
ran who has been ten days with the revo-
lveionsry forces returned to-day bringing
news that the Latter recently executed ten
civilians hostile 10 the revolt Their num-
her Included one judge.
While the revolutiouists surround Navar-
70 al Pe6ernales. his situation, according
ro this information. is not precarious. He
could march out with his force and do bat
tie but is waiting reinforcenaents. When
he wishes fresh meat he is compelled to
.end good fighting force. for small par
ties are not safe
Gerald Brandon. correspondent OF The
Mexican Herald who has been with the
federal forces and for whose safety grave
fears have been entertained, returned here
last night. He left the army pursuant 10
g War Gfsce order that no more cor
respondents be allowed with the troops.
? = SommerHeld. who has been observ-
ing operations from the rebel side. also re-
turned Sonne-feld was fred OF week
$50, but was not injured.
: daring squad Of four revolutionists
roe into this city last night. distributing
CIRCULARS stating that citizens should re-
main within doors after p. n. Tomorrow
SIS the rebels intended TO enter the city.
The warning is not regarded seriously. A
patrol Of eight soldiers, who fired many
shots drove them from the streets. and
thev disappeared II the direction OF the
mountains
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
Official observations Of United States wealth
bureaus taken at p. yesterday. follow:

Local Official Reeord.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with the corresponding
Tafa u last
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,

ID Ave and 7th st.
Rev JOHN G. FA(1G, d. D.. Minister.
Christmas Services at 1880 4 II. and P. II.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHC RCE,
9Th Ave. and 10Th St
Rev. DAVID JAMES BURRELL, D. D, Minis
ter. will preach at IL 4. NJ and P. III.
Morning: The Wolf. the Lamb and the Little
Child
Evening: ''on the Way to Bethlehem
Special Music
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST
NICHOLAS,
5th Ave. and 4Sth ST.
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MAC LEOD. Minister
will preach at II !. NJ
At P. NJ, Christmas Musical Service
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End Ave and 77th ST.
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. D. D, Minis
ter, will preach at II A. NJ. and 80 P. NJ.
Special Music.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
ro.tlude: March from Queen OF sh.B.. eoune4
ST. PAuLfs CHAPEL.

ST. PAULs CHAPEL
2:3o A. NJ
Christmas carols
The I8irthday of King .-......- Neidiinser
The Star OF Bethlehem.
Holy Night, Silent Night
Violin duets
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
Wireless Tower Erected.

ReinfoTceme11s Of more than a thousand
ere nov in the city. wireless tower has
Seea erected az the penitentiary and troops
Striving today brought material for an
other tower. 70 be erected in the disafected
t5istric-
Government troops which started week
ago from Sonora are reported within two
6avg' march OF Guerrero, one Of the revo-
fUtionary strongholds.
The first independent report Of the fight
ing between General Navarro's troops and
the rebels at Padernales and fits vicinity
was brought last night by an American
who was on the train which stopped at La
Janta week ago
This American said that there was fight
ing last Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
Pedernales. and that the revolutionists lost
sixty-one killed and injured. He knew
nothing Of the federal losses. This fighting
apparently was brought about by Navarro :
attempting 20 carry out his instructions &c
proceed 70 Nal Paso and hold it for the
protection Of trains. He failed
ID te Saturday night General Navarro
helG Psdernales and was well supplied with
eeod ana water The official headquarters
were Fl the railway station. Revolution
lists were in the neigh hborhood- The insur-
gent leader. Mascual Orozco, was alive and
vel. as was Navarro
Train Now Euns az VIII.
Tie Passenger train. which was stopped
lsst Thursday. now runs at will between
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

Professional: Eark! the Herald Angels
Vents Crotch
Te Deurn IN Co.. .Lutkln
Introit: 4de.te Fideles .............. NoveIlo
Eucharistic Office, in c.. Concone
Office hymn: Angels from the Realms OF
oferforinm: attDpn Before the Heavens Were
E5dhhsTistio hsaa hynn: Thou Didst L.ave Thy
Post comrnunton: o salutar.s Ho.ti., Gounod
'''O''e'O'i1i- Gauntl..
Procetsiona1: Come All Ye Faithful Reading
MaEnificats IN = ' Sat. at.......... -.o' nos: Mann
Anthem: n Tllere We're shepherds. vincent
ofertorium: Tho Birthday OF is;;. klng;
Evening hymn: Now the Day Is Over Barnby
once hyn; p One rs,3h., a9as Ne aane GaTs
SOUTH CHURCH
IL A ".
Organ Prelude: The Manager. .GuilTna ant
Carol: o Lovely Voices. ...-...-..... Broorne
9nthen: Light Of Earth .coombs
Response: The virgin in the Manser- Franck
oaeRs oaePsoPy shhS Mg Heart Ever Faithfu gses
caroI 3nee Lyle Bspy m LA aia English esrns s,Ih
CHURCH OF THE 1NcARNATIoN.
IL A. n.
Prelude: Noel Breton on-...............-...Q Qu.f
orertory:: r.11: The Angels Mes.age...:.- Heed
Post1ude: Finale. Macra!rs
?. NJ.
Christmas cantsta: The Shepherds Vision
Parker
GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH
i0:45 A. NJ
ProcessionaI: Lift Up Your Hearts. .FAurs
Vested choir.
Opening chorus: Across the Silent Mid
night o gray
Choir
Invocation.
o Come All Ye Faithful.
Contralto solo, Miss Edith Beach
Hsrk! The Herald Angels Sing.
Contraito solo, Miss Edith Beach.
Q Little Town OF Bethlehem
Ofertory: Wake, 0 World, from Slu,nber
MoIioy
Choir.
The Birthday Of a King.
It Came Upon the MidniEh. Clear.