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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
RESULTS OF CANADIAN CENSUS.

The returns of the dominion census very
disappointing to those enthusiastic Canadians who
expected the population figures to run between
eight and nine millions The total Of Canada
inhabitants is only little above seven millions.
Pennsylvania alone contains more people than
the whole of the dominion The enormous IN
crease in population during the last decade,
much talked about, barely reaches 33 per cent
New York City increased 30 per cent. New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia increased not at all
and Prince Edward Island actually lost Quebec
increased little over 20 per cent, but Ontario S
growth only fraction than 10. The
largest rate of increase is shown i'll the western
provinces but the population there is still scanty,
the gross total falling far below expectation.
Before the census was taken the Canadians
were claiming. 10000 for Montreal. The count
shows about 10000 Estimates for Toronto
show about the same rate of Shrinkage. Winni-
peg has grown to be city Of 125000 inhabitants,
but it has not increased in the same ratio that
Seattle. Portland and Spokane have. In short.
Canada has not grown as rapidly as her vast ter
rtory and liberal land laws warranted Texas
and Oklahoma added more inhabitants to their
population than the entire dominion did during
the ten-year period just edded. California, Ore
gon and Washington did the same thing.
Guess Uncle Sam has not gone into the back
number class just yet. Canada may not want
trade reciprocity with us, but have got her
dashed to the mast the baby count and then
somc--Oakland Tribune
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
Butler FILMS
FOR THIS EVENING
WILL Be GOOD
UNUSUALLY GOOD PROGRAM is
ON At THE POPULAR PLAY
HOUSE TONIGHT.

Tonight at the Butler theater a
benefit will be given for the Epis-
copal church One of the best pro
grams of the season will be given.
The pictures for tonight will be as
follows: "A Romance of the Des-
ert; Master Brissell in a solo; Mar
jorie Macy in songs; Murkey Sui
Ivan, buck and wing dancing; pic
ture, "Phoney Strikebreakers, COM
edy; Mr.. George Johns will sing
Queen of the Earth" Mr.. Richards
will sing THE Holy City; duet,
Mr.. John and Mr.. Richards, ''All's
Well; picture, "A Summer Adven-
ture;" Miss Sarreg will sing "The
Great jehovah" picture, Light
house by the Sea-" an Edison feat
ure film.
This benefit is for the church to
pay for new painting and decorat-
ing inside and we assure are patrons
they will see one of the best shows
jof the season.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
THE LOCALITY ARGUMENT.

Speculation on the choice Of a man for the
place of the late Justice Harlan ON the United
States supreme court bench is largely concerned
with locality. Men who are considered as pos
sible appontees thought by some guessers
to be available otherwise according as they
live in certain place, or do not happen to have
that fortune.
Justice Harlan from Kentucky but it is
figured out that as the south has three Of the re-
naming eight justices, it has its due proportion
Thus it is being figured out why President Taft
is likely to give Harlan s place to a Pacific coast
man, middle westerner, or New Englander
This kind of soothsaying takes no account of the
special fitness of any suggested jurist
On this basis it is figured ont by some that
Judge Works, who has been mentioned is hardly
eligible because the far west, with only seventh
of the country population has about fourth
ot the courts membership Such reasoning is,
o. course. wholly illogical and may easily be
miscellaneous in effect. The locality argument had
its origin in the politicians anxiety to strengthen
the party's chance here or there when any act
was performed particularly when any favors'
were handed out.
I'm this nsidious way politics has too often cut
figure in the court 5 composition. and section
aliSm has taken precedence over fitness Mr. Taft
should put the seal of his diSapproval on the old
notion that ilarans place belongs to ara political
party or any imaginary subdivision of the com
mon country.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
NO FAvORITE CANDIDATE.

Mr.. Bryan is not going to oppose the can
didae of the democratic party no matter who is
nominated" says the jacksonville Register, which
goes on to say that Judson Harmon will be the
nominee. Mr.. Bryan ostensibly supported Alton
b. Parker i'll 1904. Perhaps the Register can re-
call the quality Of that support and how much it
availed the democratic candidate Where the
Bryan following the largest the Parker vote
was smallest Bryan has taken much pains to
inform his partisanS that he regards Harmon
with suspicion and diSfavor; that he looks upon
the Buckeye governor as friend of the inter.
ests' and secret foe to the rights of the people
Every reader Of the Bible knows how .Joab res
cued AbSalom from the branches of the tree. Any
democrat nominated against Bryan s wish will feel
the edge Of Joab S sword in the campaign.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
ADMISSION DAY.

For:y-seven years ago today Nevada was adj
mitted into the Union and became known as the
Battle Born State 1t was during the Civil
war that This great state Of ours was taken into
the Union of states and it was Nevada that saved
the day and made this free government of ours.
Had it not been for Nevada silver literally do
mated to the Union cause to carry the war
at a time when money needed, many more
pages of history would; have been added to the
cruel Civil war, telling of hundreds Of thousands
of additional deaths that must have TRANSFERRED.
Today Nevada is looked upon by the world as
the king Of metal producing states and praise
for the Sagebrush commonwealth is heard. in
every land. Long may she continue to prosper
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
\ PRETTY FAT PIE.

When they started to cut the
world series pie, the 81 members of
the winning team will be presented
with checks for $3436 apiece; the
losers slice will be $2654. The
difference is SIPS, and that's the
reason each team has been fighting
as hard as it could to win the
series as soon as possible. The
players shared in the first four
games only.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
SURPRISE TO OUR NEIGHBoR.

Our Canadian neighbors will probably be sur
prSed to learn that the American people have not
gone into bankruptcy nor put themseles on star
walton rations-havcn't even lost any sleep-be
cause Of the failure Of reciprocity. 1t is an il
fusion cherished to this day in Belgium that the
Belgian contingent won the battle of Waterloo
and would have taken Paris but for the interfer-
ence of the Prussians and the English The Can
adams have the same expansive ideas of their
relative Importance in the affairs Of the world
The plnnow splashing around i'll puddle always
magi.rs himself to be whale
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31
READ THIS!

We buy, sell and store every
thing. Everyday we have calls for
something We havn't got, if you
have anything to sell or store.
bring il to us. No charge for stor-
age on goods left with us for sale.
Don't be afraid to bring in your
goods We will handle anything
from steam engine to old furni-
ture.
NATIONAL REALTY e INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
Lever Main street Tonopah, New
10-4-tf
Is your friend mendacious?
mo he's liar Baltimore
American.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

y man in Chicago arrested for trying to
feed a roll of money to horse. Evidently he
had COMPOUNDED the equine appetite with that of
the taxi.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

y New York pastor has urged women to use
paint for the restoration of complications Ac-
cordihg to reports, they do not need any urging.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

y dog was opearted upon for appendicitis at
Orovllle the other day. Gee, but it is great to be
ariStocratic even if you are dog
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

Ism there enough evidence in the Stephenson
without the committee admitting the hearsay
of Lieutenant Governor NIorriSg
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

IN the investigation of charges against publ.
officials the proof seems to be in "chewing the
rag and not in eating the pudding
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

The talesmen in the Mcnamara ease average
about 60 years of age. What will those who are
selected average when the trial is over?
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

OF course the German chancellor regrets the
high cost of living Not so pognantly. however,
to let in American meat
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

Perhaps some day the naval department will
discover the Pacific coast and give il a chance TO
observe batlcship feet
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

W Il. Hearst is democrat again His cam
palgn managers have not yet decided what party
he will JON next week
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

The professional beggar Of San Francisco who
left ToOOO0 has ruined the trade Of his colleagues
for some time to come
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

What can the emperor of China expect! Are
not republics notorious for their ngratitude!
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

The bathtub trust seems TO have been injured
beyond the capacity of the plumber TO repair
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-31

q.
The ,nnuow splashng around in puddle always
.magi,.rS himself to be whale
y man in Chicago arrested for trying to
feed roll of money to IA horse Evidently he
had COMPOUNDED the equine appetite with that of
the taxi.
--------.-
New York pastor has urged women to use
paint for the restoration of complexons Ac
cordihg to reports they do not need any urging
The talesmen in the Mcnamara case average
about 60 years of age. What will those who are
selected average when the trial is over?
In the investigation of charges against publ
officials the proof seems to be in chewing the
rag and not in eating the pudding.
dog was opearted upon for appendicitis at
Oroville the other day Gee, but it is great to be
aristocratic, even if you are a dog
z------------A--
Ism t there enough evidence in the Stephenson
case without the committee admitting the hearsay
Of Lieutenant Governor NorriSg
OF course the German chancellor regrets the
high cost of living. Not 50 poignantly. however,
as to let in American meat
----
Perhaps some day the naval department will
discover the Pacific coast and give it chance TO
observe Il battlcShp fleet
W L. Hearst is democrat again. His cam
palgn managers have not yet decided what party
he will JOIN next week
The professional beggar Of San Francisco who
left T3OOO0 has ruined the trade Of his colleagues
for some time to come
The bahtub trust seems TO have been injured
beyond the capacity of the plumber TO repair
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Immanuel Baptist Church.

Twenty-fourth and Plnkney streets.
Rey. ]. Scott Ebersoie. Ph. d., pastor.
THE First Chriatmas."a oantata...
.......t...t.............l lsisnUp Wilson
Emmanuel Choir and orchestra.
Organ voluntary Miss Mildred Claussen
fiUcessionai-itark, Hark, MY SOUL,
AnNocalfOh s.ssssss.s.sssssss.ss.s.... Pastor
freiude....s............s Orchestra
baritone SOlO--the People that Walked
~ AJdTkhebh. h.sssss sfssssst.tsssMf everett
ContraitO OBOlo-Iletnlehem. - ... Mrs, TnOm
soprano SOiO-My soul Doth Magnify
..s.sts...s.s....s.s.....ss Mrs, MhtmarHh
Bass soio-And Il Came 70 Pass..,.x,,
Soprano Solo-the Shepherds Vision.
.....s.s..s....sss...ss...sM MIS-, Wnltmar5h
Tenor Sol0--lho Anglers song. AIR, Ogden
Duet--fhe Star ana the Song........,..
Mrs. Ihom, Mlss Eaton
Baritone solo-No Room Ia the Inn.
Soprano solo-A Christmas Lullaby.
.s.s.sss.s.s.ss.s+sss.ssss, Alfhs STROUD
Violin Obhgato, Mr.. hetnerington.
20, babe In betnlehem Manger 49,. ,Choir
Soprano Solo-1he Heart OK God......
.............,....M Mias Marie heinerikson
blessed be the Lord.........,...,.,,Cn Cnolr
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Music by the quartet, Mrs. Louise jan
sen Wylie. soprano; Miss Ruth Garrison.
alto; VIII McCune, tenor; Il, u. Gray,
bass; Margaret Boulin, organist ana IA
rector
Organ Recital at l0:is..................
DoNoloBy .t.''''ss'.s'.s.stss.,.....s
0ipIlh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hymn.-Joy. 20 the World. ...............
buet-rho Angel OF lAgnt. Coombs
Miss Garrison ana Mr., McCune.
organ OIlcrtOfy..ss.....st..s .1uilinant
Soio-Hosanna .............,..Vhn AlstynC
Mrs Wylie.
permon .'s.sssss.'s.sss.sssss.s..
fosuude .....s'.......,ss......,,." Dubois
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CnlNnrr IlnntIat.

Christmas services OF Calvary Baptist
eiahAHSlh Twensy-fifth and Hamilton
streets. sunday morning. 1o;S0.
Voluntary Allegretto ........ r. Cappocci
Doxology.
Aesponsive Reading.
Hymn-Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
scripture Lesson.
3uaItet-Benold, l Bring you Good
Itoines '.''''..''''s.''.'..s.,s.. n, Peel
Pray cr.
offertory Fantasia on Christmas Car
OILS ...-..s.......s...s......... Alan Gray
solo-He shall Feed Ills Flock (t'rom
MesSlah) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Fulton
Hymn-Joy to the World. the Lord Is
ssr@on9The none Wondroas Birth in Mod.
ouartet-chlmes Of Christmas Morn
POstiude--Marche "a. II. GauD
Sunday evening, 1880 o'clock.
Organ-At Evening ...... Edward d'Every
Gloria.
Hymn--It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear 80. .........s....-s...........
Scripture.
ouartet-Whne All Things Were IN
Quiet silence ,.....,.......v",. Adams
Prayer.
Offeriory- In the Night .splnney
ouaTtet-A Quiet Night....... Mcidllnrer
Hymn--hty Dear Rodeemer and Ally Lord
hermcn-if Iesus Had Not Come.
Organ Postlude o. .,.,,....,............
Alice Curry. organist.
Mabel Fulton, Mrs Rasmussen, n. {.
johnson and II. $. Travis quartet.
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West"lnster Presbyterlan.

Sunday morning at 1890:
Prelude Pilgrims Chorus. immune. Wagner
Anthem-SiRg. Oh Sing. This Blessed
Morn ...,,,...,..s,,.....,....., Schneider
-Iiosnnna. .........E A Van Aistvna
Miss dwendoiine White.
Anthem with contralto solo)-The
birthday OF a King......... .Neidlinger
Miss Susan De Graft and Quartet.
I0buude- ......s..s..s.s.........
Miss Gwendohns White, Miss susan
De Graft. Mr., l.. Dodds, Mr.. o. Hamil-
Mrs. Alice Maxwell, organlst.
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Clear"
Mixed quartet. Never shown a Night
so Fair" 0sowryD
Hymn. "Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Anthem, "All Glory EvermOre, "
Hughes), Castelar, chorus choir.
Hymn. Come, Thou Long Expected
JesuF"
Sermon. THE Coming or the Desire Of
Nations"
Male quartet The Close Of Day"
CParks)
The special music OF the days program
d under the direction OF Miss Calista
Kerr.
MONDAY EVENING. 7:3O.
Entertainment. including recitations
songs by the school. and choir. dialogue
entitled Mister Saint Nicholas and a
treat for Castellar's enrolment OF 800
scholars.
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CnstcIInr prcsbvterInn.

Sunday morning ct II o'clock there will
be a Joint service Of the church and sun
day school
song-Gvery Land Shalt Join the Song.
Fecitauon-Why DO Bells OF Christ.
mas hlnbf .....t.................,..
Group from beginners Department
Solo-The Shepherds Abiding .....Lynof
a. X. Salisbury.
Reoitation-Chrlstmas Is Tor Children.
Andrew Krelie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-24

S shopping now, that we had
come TO think only of shopping; for many
weeks this incessant appeal, advice
warning, exhortation, challenge, has beer
staring us in the face, and one is tempted
TO think that after all, there was not
80 much consideration for the people be.
hind the counters, and all that altrusstiS
sympathy which was exploited, as ther,
was an appeal to come early, come otter
and stay ate; in other words. do youl
Christmas shopping early'1also.
However, that there was much early
shopping done Is doubtless true. and W,
know some people who absolutely decided
days and days ago that on the satur,
day before Christmas they positively
would not go down town AT all.
How materiailstie. how very physical
our Christmas times have become.
The Protestant church (outside tn,
Episcopal and Lutheran church) scarcel,
even go 60 church on Christmas Day, get.
ting all the religious part OF the affai,
out OF the way. so that there will b,
nothing unpleasant" TO do on Christmas
Dayl
or course, II Christmas Day falls or
Sunday. 1t Is religiously observed, but Il
not, few indeed are the Christmas DAY
church services in those churches which
are not OF the Roman Catholic or Epls.
copal or Lutheran branches of the faith
Yet these devout church members who
set the Christmas services over, tho
Sunday before Christmas? fail not &c
celebrate the Advent season OF Santa
Claus ON Christmas Day.
In fact Santa Claus rather than tn,
Babo OF Bethlehem seems 10 be the pat.
ron saint and original inspiration OF the
Christmas Day.
Blessed be Santa Claus, would be IN,
most appropriate title for tho modern
Christmas Carol!
The reindeer praneed upon the snow,
The air vas cold and chill
The stars were shining high and low
me Nmo0n rose Ger the hiil.
When suddenly upon the car
There came the sound OF bells,
What glorious tidings do / hear?
What Joyous music swells?
'Tis Santa Claus, dear santa Claus
-, How doth the welldn ring,
The very stars in silence pause
To hear the people sing.
For Santa Claus has come tonight
To make our hearts rejoice,
80 let us sing with sheer delight
And raise merry voice,
Now blessed be- our santa Claus
The Jolly Christmas king,
We're all devoted TO his cause,
such presents doth he bring.
SO little children round about
on, list TO my advice.
Go greet your santa with a shout
Methinks IL would be nice.
For he IS just the kindest king
That ever came your way.
So let uS all his praises sing,
For this Is Christmas day.
REFRAIN
For this Is Christmas DAY.
For ms Christmas day,
SO L., Santa's praises sing,
For this 10 Christina day"
Yes. this might be the modern carol
December twenty-fifth. the feast OF
santa Clans.
And the motto. not 50 much. Peace Ou
earth. Good win TO meu' as what dif
Santa Claus bring your
As for the Advent hymn We had. ''pC
your Christmas shopping early
The sIdrii OF Christmas IS the spirit OF
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Tenor Rccltauve-And Suddenly There
Was With the Angel.
Quartet dinaleJ-GlOry 10 God In the
Quartet Mrs. Walter Dale. soprano
Mrs Verne Miller, contralto; George
Johnston, tenor and director; Addison
Mound, bass; Mrs. Howard Kennedy, or
-ganist
MORNING MUSIC, 1890.
Organ-Postlude symphony (Messiah)
.s............ ........s-...........s.. HANDEL
Quartet-SinR, o Heavens. Protheroe
Organ-Prayer and Cradle Song .Guiunant
Duet-The Angel OF Light. Whitney Combs
Mrs. Millar, Mr Johnston
Quartet-And There Were Shepherds
sssssss.sss .ss.sss sss.s...ss.s..... Williams
organ-Hallelujah Chorus from Mes
sian ........s....s...s.......... Handel
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North Presbyterian

sunday morning:
NioIlh ss'sss.ss.s.ss.s........... Meineke
Anthem-Sing Oh HeaYens.............
sss..'. ..'...s..s.......s.......Be .Berthold Tours
Choral hesponse--Iord's Prayer. :, Downs
Anthem-Glory TO God In the Highest
............a... ......... .Cnleh Hlmner
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HIrnt Memorial.

Mem0NAhAs
Christmas day at 10 a. m.
organ Processional-Miss Rachel HaRer
organist
Hymn-Joy Of the World nO7 HymnaD
Congregation singing.
Anthem-WOnderful Song the Angels
SANG sssssssss.s..........-.... HeVeer
Choir.
Morning Lesson-"Christmas Morning. o,
page ~, The Psalter.
Prayer--Rev. II. w. Miller.
Choral Response Peter, 3-12
Anthem-Break Forth Into Joy. Wilson
Choir.
Offering.
Offertory Response--Matthew 516.
Choir.
oopIaho sooio. sss. ...s.....................
Miss May Burkamp, violin obliKato.
Miss Grace Liedy.
Address-"The Christmas Guest" Rev.
w. W. Whitman.
Anthem-shout the Glad Tidings. Adams
Choir.
Benediction.
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First German Presbyteriap.

Christmas program 20 be rendered al
the First German Presbyterian church,
Twentieth and Spruce streets, Sabbath
evening at 1880 o'clock. The program will
be rendered in two tableaux.
First. The Stable OF Bethlehem"
Praise God frorh Whom all Blessings
Flow
Invocation and Luke 21-7.
Song by congregation.
Advent, Ruben Hahn. Marie Henninger.
''Stllle Nacht," Bertha Sellner, Gertrude
Sellner.
Luke 2:s, ., pastor.
Luke 2:l0-12, Luella Hahn.
Luke 2l4, Sabbath school.
Song, Die kinderlein kommet."
Luke 2:l5, THE Shepherds Come"
Fred Chrlstensen, Paul FiotoW.
Song, 20, Du FrOhlche."
The Wise Men Come" Ernest Bihler.
Charles Weymueller, Amandus Schwarz.
Answer by Alvina Lelsner.
Song, Won Gruenland's Eisgestade."
Arriving OF different nationalities, Car
Martha Christensen, why Do Christmas
Bells Ring (b) May Hahn, Some
Christmas Advice;" (c) Bertha Christen-
sen, six Stars" Id Raymond Hahn.
Defamation; te) duet, Bertha Sellner,
Gertrude Sellner.
Song by congregation.
Second tableaux, Rock OF Ages"
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Trinity Cathedral.


The Christmas services at Trinity cathe-
dral begin on Sunday morning at s:45
when the Sunday school convenes for a
carol service. The school win be led by
the boy choir with organ accompaniment
Dean Hancock will read the service.
On Sunday evening christmas Eve) the
choral service will be sung by Dean Tan
cock and the full choir OF the cathedral
The boy choir Will lead in this service
and will sing Christmas carols with the
assistance of the adult choir. The dean
will preach.
On Christmas day the services are as
follows: Early celebration at $3.50. (No
music) Second celebration at g. (No
muslo.) Morning prayer and third cele-
bration at 1870. The musical part OF
this service is as follows;
organ prelude. (The Messiah). ..... Handel
The professional, "Oh, Come all Ye
Balthful' .........................R Reading
The Venite ...........................C
Gloria IlDl. Croft
The Te-Deum (FestivaD ............. Buck
The Jubilate (FestivaD aD...............B Buck
Anthem. 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Cleal .,.....'.; '.:.':..:....... sullivan
Hymn (CongregationaD Sing. o Sing
-, '',........''.'.'''...''.' ROPER
Inc sermon, 49,; '':;'',''.,.............
The Offertory, "Oh, Zion That Brings
GOOD TldlngS. '..............,.......St .Stainer
The Recessional Angels From the
This service is followed by the stainer
Communion service in II.
The cathedral choir Of fifty voices.
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st. Mary'- Avenue congregational.

oAs Avenue
Sunday at 4 .. m.
THE FIRST CHRISTMAS, Cwhitney
Coombs)
Part ].
Prelude-Pastorale symphony CMes-
ro,ns s,sl -; ~, hanoe
Brings Forth Her Bud..............
Revltative and Air for Tenor-And the
Angel Gabriel Was Sent from God.
Quartet-Hall, Thou Highly Favored.
Contralto Solo and Double Quartet-I
WIZ Greatly Rejoice.....,..........
Harp Solo-Autumn. ...............Th Thomas
Miss Marie Swanson
Offertory- -Barcarolle ....,..... Offenbaoh
Rectatlvo for Baritone-And m M Mary
arose. se..,............. ..........................
Double Quartet Blessed BE the Lord
God OF Israel. l...........................
Contralto Solo-As lie Spake BY the
Mouth Of His Holy Prophets.....
Quarete-To Perform the Mercy Prom
Double Quartet-That We. Being De-
livered out OF the Hands. s.........
Tenor soio--And Thou Child Shalt Be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nieht........
Double Quartet-Oer Bethlehems
Reel, ans and TO- o,, ,,,n do
Bile quartet-Fear Not Behold I
Bring You Glad TldinRs.............
soprano soio-The stars Shine Bright.
Duet Cfor tenor and baritone)--See Not
1on Radiant Star...................
Address-The pastor.
Part III.
baritone Solo-Is This the Messiah?..
Recit Uor soprano)- )-Behold Ny Serv-
ant Whom / Uphold.
Double Quartet-Great Is the Lord,
and Worthy 10 BE Praised. d...........
Contralto Solo--The Stars Shine Bright
Tenor Solo-Wlth a Holy Love on Her
Beaming Face ........................
Duet uor contralto and tenor)--The
Patient Oxen Are Lowing There.
Double Quartet-Great Is the Lord.
Organ Postlude-'The Heavens Are
Telling (Creatlon) .....,......... Haydn