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The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
EuIarutur the NAVY.

From the Los Angeles Express.
Let the building Of battle ships proceed. The
Senate has consented 10 provide names for two
more-Arizona and New Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Others Would Follow su,t,

From the Detroit Free Press.
Jones made an aNful big hit at the
banquet the other night"
"Is that sop
Yes; he was called on for a speech
and refused.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Opposite Evansville, Ind, a town has
been started by idealists to be called
Never Was. Its condition, even from the
beginning. is much better than some Of
those New England towns called Has
Raen
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

It's rather hard to believe in that com
bination Of railroads when every rail-
road president who is interviewed gives
out a statement different from his pred
eeessor'a
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Fifteen hundred years ago rich Chi
nese. Mr.. Houei-Tze, dissipated a for
tune giving away libraries to his eoun-
trymen In order that the light of learn
ing might never be dimmed, and that the
grateful might do honor to his memory
as long as Buddha lives" And vet Mr..
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
The Usual Thing.

From the Toledo Blade.
Doctor. is it absolutely necessary 10
operate on me?"
''N-no. But it's customary.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Proving the nutfer.

From Pele-Mee.
Look here. waiter, I've Just found a
hair in the butter"
Yes, sir It's a cows hair which we
always serve with It to show that it's not
margarine IS
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Losing an opportunftr.

From Brovnings Magazine.
Is she a good conversationalist7'
$50 good that it's a shame she can't
afford a box at the opera
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Houel-Tze's name was unknown TO fame
until French savant dug it up the other
day Is this 10 be the fate Of library
benefactors?
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

An eminent New York lawyer says
that acquittals are the luxury OF the
rich; that only the wealthy can afford
the expense Of criminal trials. It's good
70 be poor.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

The New Haven Register says: Pre-
sumably now that summer has really
arrived, Washington condescends to no.
tice it," Only sufficiently. we assure you,
to be enormously grateful. and 20 COM
mserate the cities where it is really hot
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Mr.. Zimmerman, father-in-law Of the
Duke CT Manchester. says he is going
TO England 70 live If Roosevelt is elect
ed again. That ought to elect Roose-
welt!
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

The heat in New York has been such as
TO melt the hard hearts OF some en-
ployers. Owing to the heat-wave and
people wanting to get away, there was
such a demand for suit eases that the
manufacturers granted their employees
demand for higher wage. It's an III heat
wave that brings nobody good.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

To the big divorce colony in Reno there
will be little that's novel in the Jeffries-
Johnson scrap. It is because Of matri-
monial scraps that most of them are
there awaiting DEGREES.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Rnnkest Treason.

From the Dallas News
II the truth were known It is probable that young
Theodore Rooseselts bride thinks he Is a greater
man than his father.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Forewarned Is Forearmed.

Prom the Kansas Clry star
young man committed suicide in the
Union Depot this week by drinking car
bolic acid. Persons Of morbid or despond-
ent tendencies should be warned to shun
the old Union Depot
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Uncertainty in OfficiaIdom.

From the Dallas News
The officials az Washington are said 70 be worried
over the dr. dock Dewey. which sank a. OIonrapo.
They arr uncertain whether IL was an accidental
Occurrence. or whether the dock Just wont hoat
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Fred Chaplin says the only way
baseball fan can be tranquil
these days Is TO follow Epictetus'
advice: Think Of what Is going
to happen as If it had alrea1y
happened
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Two Startling Discoveries.

From the 81. Paul Dispatch.
The Department Of Justice al Washington has Dor
rowed Speaker Cann0ns Bible That the Depart
meHt Of Justice should not have a Bible is quite
Surprising as the fact that Mr. Cannon has one.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

At least. if these airship passenger
lines become popular, there will be little
chance for graft in the letting of per-
petual franchises. and the demand will
be for aerial rather than universal trans
fers.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

man in Los Angeles, caught burglar
izing house, said that he took to crime
because a girl Tilted him. Heaven alone
knows what he'd have become if shed
married him
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

New York apparently doesn't have any
rare" June days. They are well done
and roasted to a turn.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
The Friends Of Lorimer.

From the Rochester Herald
1t appears that Senator Lortmer's friends merely
bought the seat and presented 1t to him as a token
Of their esteem
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
DfsrespectfuI.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
II little rubbing Hr bis saddle viii put Emperor
William oct Ct business what would happen %
him il he were struck On the side q the head by 3
foul haIlF
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Talk about the increased cost OF living.
1t is said that sealskins are to cost twice
as much as last year. Luckily, this
won't interest any Of Us for a few months
vet
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

In Louisville Mr.. Singer and Miss
Wheeler were married. And we thought
all the time It was Wheeler and Wilson
that We're engaged.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

One can't help wondering whether the
new editor Of The Outlook will refer TO
the New York sun as our esteemed con
temporary"
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Chief Kohler. of Cleveland. has been
cleared, and the Golden Rule policy will
proceed.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Since analyzing the census re-
turns ! sm mere than ever con-
WINGED that Washington VIII ult-
mately take IN Leesburg.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Uncle Sans army officers can do pretty
good detective work. too.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

There are lots Of people who will refuse
to get excited over bathtub trust
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

The back from Elba" programme came
on all right. Now We must wait to see
what the hundred days" brings forth.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

The excitement over their chief OF po-
lice in Cleveland has given way entirely
TO a new agitation as to whether the city
shall have a town clock
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Our criminals seem to be running to
poetry nowadays.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Jim Henry tells me that he
agrees with the saying Of Hitch
cock Russell D., not Prank H.
that pleasure IS far sweeter as a
recreation than a business.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

II 1t is really a disgrace to die rich
Mr.. Carnegie viii have to hustle bit
he has not been making much progress
in philanthropy lately.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Reno does not want TO be good. r
wants TO be popular
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Dick Oulahan writes me that he
fairly reYeis in the simple life OF
New York. And he is taking on
flesh, too, sam Blythe tells me.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

II was Horace Walpole. not Tom
Moves, who said: \ careless song
with a little nonsense in it now
and then does not misbeeone a
monarch" I am told that Tom
excels as an impresario.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

OF course, it's tedious to be con-
tinually talking Of the weather.
Why does willis Moor do it,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
EVERY SATURDAY.
Our Motto; lyOu see il in Ths Big
Stick, il isn t necessarily 50.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF
FIFTEENTH STREET

II you have tears. prepare
10 shed them now. w. B. II.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Russia's chief Enemy.

From the St. Paul Dispatch
Russia Is fortifying against her neighbor. Russia
ought fortify against herself. She has no worse
enemy.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Notes of the Books.

The Columbia University Press is
about to issue the first series Of lectures
delivered on the Henry Bergh Founda-
ton. This is DR.. Roswell c. MeCrea's
The Humane Movement" in which the
rise OF the modern interest in the suf-
fering Of dumb animals is considered for
the first time.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
CHAT OF THE FORUM.
No Hard Feeling.

From the Charleston News ard C0urier
There is a Republican in Ohio who claims that
his party Is honest he is in the insane asylum
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
ALITTLE NONSENSE.
THE GRADUATE.

THE GRADUATE.
With college days he now is through;
He is no ghirk
And wants to start right in to do
The nations work.
He finds there is no great demand
For heads of banks;
But there is room. we understand,
Among the ranks
There's work for every one on earth.
Who cares to seek;
And maybe he can get berth
at eight per week.
when You Commute.
Gets us going and coming.
Whats that?"
''The railroad. of course"
why NOtf
II see some genius has set Mendels-
sohn's Spring Song 10 ragtime
''Weu?"
Il wonder how II Trovatore' would 90
as musical comedy"
Her Crowded Heart.
Il fear she is a sad coquctte. Have
you pace N nST HcdtA.
I'm one of the strap hangers.
Always the Way.
Mankind is hard 20 satisfy;
Must so the pace,
AS soon as We have learned to fly.
We want 10 race.
Not Impressed.
MY graduating gown viii cost an
even hundred"
Il knew of a girl who graduated in a
81 gown. and thus won a husband"
Il don't want = s. husband"
Mean SIur.
"A woman's back Is ha- chief JOY"
las to howg'
Between taking it 10 the doctor end
the dressmaker. it keeps her busy
Educational Note.
Some OF the Old commencement Jokes
are going 70 graduate this year.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Louis Joseph Vance. who wrote THE
Fortune Hunter is at present in the old
seaport Of Provincetown, Mass. He is a
familiar figure about the waters of Cape
Cod where he has for many years in
dulged himself in his fayorite pastime of
sailing his catbOat There is no doubt.
either. that he knows how to sail a boat.
for an old salt who read The Black
Bag very carefully remarked that the
seamanship described In it was letter
perfect. Many OF the scenes Of Mr..
Vance's forthcoming novel. mo Mans
Land which is TO appear in the fall, are
laid along the shores and on the waters
which he knows so well from his sum-
mer cruises
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

George Meredith's unpublished novel
'Celt and Saxon" viii be brought out
some time during the summer This nov
Ell, although il was not completed by Mr.
Meredith, yet is. as far as II goes (per-
haps two-thirds Of the entire book, an
entirely finished piece of work and one
which viii stand among the most impor-
tant Of his books
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Base IS the slave that pays bis
bet that McAleer viii land us IN
first division. wv. ]. Dryer.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

If T. z. gave heed to what the
insurgents are telling him his head
would be as full Of quarrels as an
egg is full Of meat. So says Ar
thur c. johnson.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

should as readily believe that
Ernest 9. Walker viii succeed in
reaching Beverly IN his electric on
one charge as that Col. John W.
Yerkes walks in from Chevy Chase
every morning.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Read the Binsvine Bugle tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

"a woman's back Is ha- chief joy"
las to how?'
Between taking it 10 the doctor end
the dressmaker. it keeps her busy"
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Every great man is a unique"
II Congress adjoums today, Wash
ington viii soon lose Hepburn and
ali the rest Of the uniqaes."
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

II you have tears. prepare
10 shed them now. w. B. II.
Fred Chaplin says the only way
baseball fan can be tranquil
these days is TO follow Epictetus'
advice: Think Of what Is going
to happen as If it had airesdy
happened +"
Since analyzing the census re-
turns sm mere than ever con-
WINGED that Washington VIII uld-
mately take IN Leesburg.
jim Henry tells me that he
agrees with the saying Of Hitch
cock Russell D., not Frank H.
that pleasure is far sweeter as q
recreation than a business. %
u was Horace Walpole. not Tom
Moves, who said: A careless song
with a little nonsense in it now
and then does not misbeeone a
monarch" am told that Tom
NAAIaa - al EesAi ~
OF course, it's tedious to be con
tinually talking Of the weather.
Why does Willis Moore do it,
Dick Oulahan writes ne that he
fairly reyeis in the simple life OF
New York. And he is taking on
flesh, too. sam Blythe tells me.
Base is the slave that pays his
bet that AIcAleer viii land us IN
first division. Wv. ]. Dryer.
If T. z. gave heed to what the
insurgents are telling him his head
would be as full Of quarrels as an
egg is full Of meat. So says Ar
thur c. johnson.
/ should as readily believe that
Ernest o. Walker viii succeed in
reaching Beverly In bis electric on
one charge as that Col. John W.
Yerkes walks in from Chevy Chase
every morning.
Arthur Dunn seems to be as
merry as the day is hot.
"Humor." according 70 Thacke-
ray, is the mistress Of tears. 4"
And Mai Richard Sylvester is
forever cnltiyating his sense Of
hunor.
Every great man is a unique.
II Congress adjouns to-day, Wash
ington viii soon lose Hepburn and
ali the rest Of the uniqGes."
Whenever catch glimpse of
DR.. Walter Hardin | am reminded
of ny patron saints observation:
at is a friendly heart that has
plenty Of friends.
The situation in Indiana has been
cleared. John CoFrigan has spent
several weeks in the State. and
his visit has produced satisfactory
results, from his political stand
point.
Rsad the RinQvilla Rugle fn-p,o~roxg
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

The situation in Indiana has been
cleared. John CoFTigan has spent
several weeks IN the State. and
his visit has produced satisfactory
results, from his political stand
point.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

"Humor." according 70 Thacke-
ray, is the mistress Of tears. "
And Mai. Richard Sylvester is
forever cnitiyating his sense Of
humor.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Whenever l catch a glimpse of
DR.. Walter Hardin | am reminded
of ny patron saints observation
ut is a friendly heart that has
plenty Of friends.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Educational Note

Some OF the Old commencement jok
are going t. graduate this year.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Arthur Dunn seems TO be as
merry as the day is hot.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Perhaps there is something psyche
logical in this announcement from an
authority who has made a speciality OF
deception. At all events. he seems 10
have given a blow TO the dignity of the
scientific Endorsement of spIritualism.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Alexander Vouros. the charge d'affaire
OF Greece. is at the New Willard Nj
Vouros has been placed in charge OF III
Greek Legation in this city Mr. CorO
milas, the Greek Minister, VIII go on Z
vacation in July. and. il is understood
viii not return 10 his post here. Mr.
CoroInilas' engagement TO former Sen
ator Cockreifs daughter was announce,
a few days ago.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

Postlude-March Arr. from Mozart
organ Prelude ................ wachs
Anthem-It Came Upon the M1dnieht
soprano obIigajo. Miss Edith Walker.
Tenor Solo-O God. Most Merciful -.
Dr w. J.. Davis. ''' '',''
Duet-in Bethlehem a King Is Born
Miss walker ana stiss Scobee,
Anthem-Brtghtest and Best. Young
solo. nr. w. j. Davis.
Solo-Shepherd' Song $500. .Mirnetts
Miss Marie Scobee.
Anthem-sound over All Waters.
Postlude-N March. opus s95..........
At Emmanuel Baptist church the
ton q Mrs Fred y. Jones. assisted by
Mrs, Harry j. Chapman, organist, are
MORNING.
An 1ti 1,,Il 4 Bring You Good
Choir. assisted by Mrs. Allen Nc
Nitt and }. z. Hand.
Quartet-iark. Hark Ny Soul ......
solo from the Messiah ......... Handel
J. r. Hand.
EVENING.
/ Christmas Carol
Anthem--o. Little Town Of Bethlehem
solo by J.. r. Hand.
| Solo-The Lord is My Shepherd 49,.
Mrs. Allen McNitt. ''''''o
aIrs. Fred p. Jones. ''9
Anthem Behold I Bring You Good
Christmas music at Westminster
/ shyterlau church. n "a. m.
d rs
Miss Janet Williamson
I Hymn no. 15H. Hars. she Herald
Angels .....-.......... Mendelssohn
Choir and congregation.
Anthem. While shepherds Watched
------.----.-- ..--------- Ashford
/ Mixed quartet. Nazareth ...... Gounod
/ Misses Rose Smithcu. Mary Beach,
Messrs. Harry A. James. VIII d.
Hymn 80. I7s. o Little Town OF
! Bethlehem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Redner
Choir and congregation.
Soprano solo. Fear Not We. O israel
Miss Rose Smithcr.
Anthem. Calm on the Listening
] Ear .--....- Parks
Tenor solo. The star OF Bethlehem
WIN u. Phillips.
Anthem. Hark. Hark. Ny Soul. Shelly
Choir.
Hymn 80. 1861 Hark. Ten Thousand
choir aud congregation
organ postiude. With Nerdure clad.
Miss Janet Williamson.
Director. VIII -. Phillips. organist.
Miss Janet williamson.
r = =
At Iiff Methodist church Christmas
morning. the following special music
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25

March. Oriental ......-..-..... BendiK
Fantasia. Kentucky Home Langley
Nalse, Malta .-.--.-.. -...-.-..-.-- Dellbcs
Selection. Madame Sherry ....Hoschna
Fantasia. Hungarian .-.-........ Roberts
Fantasia. America ---.-.---..- Herbert
r X
A pianist OF much ability has recent
ly come TO salt Lake. He is Professor
BrezUve. Hungary. He studied az Buda
Pest conservatory under Professors
Szeke1yi and Ab-anyf. He graduated
there at an early age.
For two years he was a pupil OF The
odore Leschetizky. the celebrated Wen
ma pedsgogue.
He settled In BoesInE. Hungary, a.
head Of music school. where
he had fine success. later 90
ing to Beczko Hungary. as or
Eanist for two years in the Evan
EeliCal church. From here he went 60
the biz school OF music in the Couser-
vatory in LiptO st. Miklos. whore Mr..
SaskO had great success. From Mi1los.
Mr.. Sasko Gin 1900 came to Chicago.
where he taught piano i'm himhall hail.
giving private lessons for two years
and then becoming piano teacher i'm the
Chicago conservatory. Mr. Sasko In
1s0S-1909 went to Europe. appearing In
a series OF sixteen concerts in his ma
tive country with splendid success. as
is a new conner In salt Lake. having
his studio at 1912 East Second South
Professor SaEkO is n Drolif1c and gifted
writer Of plano music, as we'll as vocal
It IS likely that he will he a soIoist
in some leading concert soon. probably
in one OF this years symphony con
Certs.
x *
Joseph +. Caiue. secretary OF the
Commercial club. has arranged with
Mr.. Graham for the services OF Miss
. Romania Hyde's string quartet during
the afternoon Of Saturday. and sunday
Of this week To play during
[ luncheon and dinner. This orEauiza
| ton will also play during the hours Of
> and Christmas Day Monday foI
I the annual banquet Of the Commercial
I club. 20 be given December 30. Christen-
sens select orchestra viii render most
/ delightful program.
Miss Ethel Nettleton presents Miss
I Beulah Hudson. one Of her advanced
I pupils. I'm recital Tuesday evening De-
cember %. at her home. 446 Fourth Easi
street ollie Smith, violinist. will as
[ sist in the program. on Thursday even
I ing a second recital viii be given by
I Miss Nettleton i'm which the follOwinE
pupils will take part. Miss Ethel Lar
I kin. Miss Mary Kyle. Miss Edna Can
nett Miss Hortense Hanson. Miss Ma
bel Myers. Miss Thelma Armstrong
Z Miss Nellie Pack. Miss Narelia Cheney
| Miss Jessie Mills. Miss Beulah Hudson
/ Miss Sarah Frank. Harry Frank and
I Will Clarke. Edgar ZObel, trombone
sOlOist. and ollie Smith. violinist. WI
! assist Sunday evening. January I. =
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-25
NEW BOOKS ADDED
TO LIBRARY

The following forty-one volumes wiz
be added 20 the public library Tuesday,
December %. 1870
Miscellaneous.
Addams-Twenty Years at Huu
American Society Mechanical EuEi-
neers--T'ra uSaCtious 1903 tikcfcrenceH-l
BaEby-Old Virginia Gentleman.
Cattcllc=PrcCious stones
Colorado state Board OF immigration
Farming Opportunities In Colorado
Dyer-Edison, His Life and Inven-
Emersoa-JournaIs. vol. 3 and 4.
Gordon-Taconics.
MauEold-Chtd Problems.
Pearv-The North Pole.
Sea Ecr-Social Insurance.
Seamon-Manu3l Tor Assayers ana
Chemists.
Shacklcton-Adventure in Home
WaIFer-Pretty Girl Papers.
WiIcox-Great cities in America
Fiction.
BeU-AuEeIa's Quest.
Bennett ShoEuu's Daughter.
Bowcr-Happy Family.
GnImore-Phoebc and Ernest
Observation-Disclosures. S1yrane-
Morris-Spread Eagle.
paine-FuUltive Freshman.
Phelps-Emptv House.
ChIIdrcn'S hooks
A1cott-Louiee Alcott story Book.
Bsird-Tiester's Counterpart
Bcvan-Storics from British History.
Burton-Roh's HIN Braves.
DuBois-I.eaEue Of the SiEnet Ring
Guerber-Story or the Greeks.
Hare-Senio~ Quart rhaCE.
ITowdcn-Roy's Book OF Railways.
NIrDonald-Fritz in Germany.
Patten-Bnl Bruce Of Harvard.
Efcharde-Nursery Fire.
Startemoyer-Wfth Custer fl the
Black lille.
Tnomas-Captain Phil.
Wheeler-Bov with tho United states
ForoEters.
The public library VIII be open rs
usual from TO 9 3. M. 70 viii be closed
Monday. Deem Der 26.
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win De given. under the direction Of
Mrs Henry Eirkmsn.
Prelude Priest March .... MeudeIssohn
Miss Marguerite Duval1
Anthem. ENalt We the Lord.
Solo. Christians Awake ..... Schneider
Miss Ienore Morse.
Anthem. - Little Town OF Bethle-
hem ..................- NeidlinEcr
Offertory. Berccuse.
Miss DuvaU
Anthem. Angels From the Realms
In the evening there win be a spe-
cial song service Of favorite hymns OF
the people selected by the audience and
led by a chorus choir Of mems voices.
The Christmas proEra m a the Danish
Lutheran church. Rev. Harald Jensen,
pastor. viii be as follows. organ pre-
Jude. Variations on Christmas Carols p
High Mass OF the Danish Lutheran:
Christmas festival Peace on Earth"
GLORY 90 Cod organ postlude: The
Life Of Christ ! Mailing.
At Plymouth Congregational church.
the Christmas exercises on Monday
evening, December 20, will include the
following musical numbers; 20 Beau
tiful Star OF Bethlehem. Mrs. A. r.
Jones class Of girls: chorus trios. do
You Know the Christmas Song" The
Angels Christmas Song" Misses Chris
tie Natherson. Alta Surline. Ellen
Wheeler. Margaret Ewing. sopranos:
Mildred Jones, contralto. Mr McCurrin.
bass.
At the Central Christian church
Christmas morning. Mrs. Henry Kirk
man viii sing the soprano solo. THE
New Born King" by L'Espoir. Mrs
Mary Frances Sanborn. the orgsnist
will play several Christmas selections.
including the pastoral symphony from
the Messiah by Handel
The Christmas music at the Third
Presbyterian church today viii include
a duet. 90 Holy Night" by Adam. sung
by Miss Martha McClain and Miss
Ednah Binn az the afternoon service
and n Christmas carol by the choir and
the solo. 20 Quiet Night. o Holy Night"
by Niedlinger. sung by Miss Lynn at
the evening service.
S. Pau1's Episcopal choir under the
direction OF J. p Berkhoel viii give
the Christmas music at Masonic tenn
pie at 10 o'clock this morning. The
numbers viii be as follows:
old Christmas Hymn. Adeste Fidelis
Sing. Sing. . Blessed Morn Shelley
HarlS. the Herald Angels Sing. $500.
.-.....-----.......... .Mendelssohn
The Christmas evening service In the
Sixteenth ward viii include several
Prince Of Peace" given by the choir
ard soloists. The program Is as fol-
lows.
Solo. star OF Bethlehem. w. D. Phillips
Cradle song Of Bethlehem.
--.----- .------. Alice Webley POLAND
Violin solo -.....-... Prof. ". g. Give
Cantata. The Prince Of Peace. ........
So1oists-Mrs. II. W. Vincent Miss
Bertha Emery. Miss Ivy Davis. Mrs.
Lizzie Doylin. Miss Edith Emery.
] Frank Graham. W. G.. Bywatcr, &.
J. Winter, Gus +. Backman.