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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12
uN HoMBRE Sc PoNE TAN FURiO-
so COMO uN PERRO CON RABiA
DEsPuEs De fiABERsE TCMA-
10 UNA COPA DE CERNEzA.
n0 uNAM COP

Ann Arbor, Mich, Junio 8. Daniel
MCGOWAN, de Danville, N. N. tendra
que pepsar nucho antes de tomarse
|otra copa de cerveza, porque McGow-
al. tom6 una despues los oiiciaIes
10 tenian bien sujeto y en- canino pa
,ra eI hospital do la uniyersidad, con
M que parecia estar sufriendo de un
case de hidrofobia, porque ahuIlaba
v se mordia IA lengua Y guerra morder
4 los que ID tenian.
MCGOWAN vino aQui 4 trabajar por
u. j Snyder como arriero. Fue 4 ira
Ehajar el Sabado y sus compaheros
les dijo en- confianza que hacia POGO
que habia recuperado de un case Sc
vero de rabia
En- Febrero pasado, dijo Ell habia ST.
do mordido por un perro con rabia,
w no habia hecho nada hasta Mario,
ouendo Sc desarroll6 IA hidrofobia.
Los oyentes de McGowari no le hicie-
ron muoho case, pero eI produjo va
rios recortes de los papeles de un pa
pei de Danville los cuales decian que
SUI cura fue menos que un milagro, y
que cuando habia sido tornado por el
especialista de Albany hacia las mis-
mas mociones que un perro con rabia,
Grunendo mostrando cada sefia de-
haber llegado d Ia crisis de la enfer-
medad y que su recuperacion era un'
tribute marayilloso 4 la agilidad de SUI
nledico.
Anoche MCGOWAN tom0 un vase de
seerveza luego Sc fue d dormir. Ger
ca de las 2 de- la. maiiana, la gente que
vive dentro de una testera de- la casa
sle Snyder fu6 despertada por una
gran conmocion en- su granero y sa-
aiendo apurados N fueron horrorizados
Ill yer 4 MCGOWAN andando en- cuatra
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12
PRocLAMA DEL Ola DE La
81 BANDERA PoR Ell MAYOR q
\, . CELSo LOPEZ. S,s

(; a 1sOS4 4ClUDADANtJs; llE SA.lrS-ffx 4
X ia FE II
4 Ha sido Ia costumbre annual por \
< algunos amos del observar eI dia .;xS
4 MAJ de yunio como el Dia deii IA n \
< Bandera. 81 dia siendo apartado \
4 para ell tribute de honor especial \
4 al emblema nacionals Este afio \
( un esfnerzo especial Sc esta ha- !
< ciendo en- los estados: del sudoeste y
4 para la celebration del Dia de Ia \
K Bandera uno de mucha impre- X
K sion v Ia OCCASION para una demos \
\ TRACTION de patriotisnao y lealtad j
x d la bandera.
K Como una de las principaies J
\ mas progresivas ciudades del !
Z Gran Sudoeste, Santa Fe debe to- j
4 mar la delantera en- la observa- \
4 cion del Dia de la Bandera. Mn J
K guna ciudad en- eI Sudoeste tiene Y
\ ciudadanos mas leales y patriotas j
X Y creo que muy poca urgencia se- y
X ra necesaria para que 81 pueblo \
X de Santa Fe entire sinceramente J
X en- el espfritu de Ia OCCASION.
i Como Mayor llamo todos los J
i ciudadanos patri6ticos que des- J
x pliguen la bandera nacional en- ,
x sus residencias y lugares de ne ,
x gocios el Dia de la Bandera, Jul ,
X nio IA. Urgiria particularmente J
X que 81 despligue dc Ia bandera ]
X sea hecho tan general Y promi- J
X nente como sea possible, que to- ,
X das las sociedades locales patri6- ,
X ticas tengan servicios especiales ,
X en- ese dia.
x CELCO LOPEZ, ,
Mayor de Santa Fe !
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12
Los A|P0NEs D|CEN Quf LOS
l1s EsIlD0s uU|1Qs V|0;
LINuH IRlIAD0 /


I W w
iok'o' Juno 0---Ia contrarepiics
del Japon q Ia nota de los Estadoi
lUnidos sobre el asunto de la ley dc
terra,,oa d falisorn,. re,tara ,,,a 4
's' 4 b 4, ',''s 4
R'os S'S'0 w - s''Vs paea1 Rv' 'a '9 b
essiaturA AZ California viola ei espl'
|ritu del tratado Japon6s, Americana
por DECENTRALIZATION III sontra Hi ,,r
~, ,.,-
fS's'S- ~' .a-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12
IA coNFERENciA pE Los GoBER'
NADoREs TERMthA.


Salt Lake, Utah, JUNO 9.--I1as Sc
. stones de clausura hoy de la conferen
], cla de los senadores del oeste fueroi
/ dedicadas principalmente 4 Ia prepa
| facion de un discurso al p6blico. es
| ipecifcando que cambics fueron con
Isiderados propios IA el nanejo por q
Igcbierno dc Ios recursos naturales en-
6rden de obtener Ia eiiciencia mas a
ta.
Clay Tallman, comisionado de Ia
oflcina general de terrenos,fu6 81 pri-
raer orador en- la session de la mafiana.
mo esfoy aqui para defender. dijo
AZ comenzar. I'm verdad no yoy ha-
cef fuerxa defender las acciones del
departments en 81 oeste. Estoy aqui
como I'm constructor CONSTRUCTION
puede obtenerse solamente por medic
Dc co-operacion, no por medic Dc ri
has. IS
81 Comisionado Tallman luego pre-
gunt6 una porcion de preguntas los
gobernadores con la mira de acertar
los cambios exactos que puedan del
aearse, Atencion especial fu6 dada:
al seryicio de servicultura dA los Ea,::
taIos Bnidos. siendo disputadc por al
Gonos de los gobernadores que Ia adj
del servicio habia desas'
nimado minerta y prospectacion
AL fin de la discussion Ell Comisionay|
dc Tallman difo Que en- todo 10 que a.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12

Denver coio. JUNO s'--Los coml
s12neoos de cluaao feiectos q oia y
Iae Mayo. toinafon eus asientos noy y
lei Anterior Mayor Henry !! Arnold e
Anter.Qr Aiguac'i panlei q, splliVan
81 AnIeFior ! esolef 1Aliison STOCK
81 auienes hapian renuseao en'feeas
.a'ss ol'c'nas ios n1evos conn'sloi'aoos'
'''sncn uespo!Aoos pcr ~ 'nanaa.o s1-
pe3.uo por 81 'u71 ~ i''ssalso Sal''s's :
N; Le''et' n nlanuato perinAnocela = =
RSpqseh'e una uec'saon por = co1.e
|1''p1eii'a uea os'auo'
Ia 6rden de Ia corte es efectiva In
mediatamente y tan pronto como los
secretaries pudieron expedir ios au.
tos iuelon seIviuos q 0us'axai'
~ sSsocker Y 'enye1 elltfo en uha ekA
asa iorma de goDlerno por conlsion
'p0r ~ primera vex en " nistoIla.
'.8 Ei IJnez 'leiler paso stsoecision sos
nre q prlncipio que nas'a que maya NJ
oo es.aDlecido oe otro mooo por a.
N19n ~ ~ iey - cVrte aeuhe que 70
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12

~ relato traldo aqul POT ". IN. JONI
son, de IA oi1cina del ingeniero del "a
tado, en- cuanto a "a experiencia 9
una mujef san tiro dc caballos en-
4 hio Grande q Jueyes pasado, AZ eau
|sado una cosa sorprendente, un reA
\ cate vaieros0 p0r 81 esp0so az AZ Sra
La gente del drama, un tiro de ga
pallos una sonora en- peligro q
muerte en- las traicioneras arenas mo
yedizas del Rio Grande y 81 rescata
der quien salv6 sn eaposa VA los ca
Dalios, fueron el Sr Ia Sra. William
p Prince, de Espanola.
"a Jueves 90 ra semana pasada la
Sra. FRINGE parti0 dei rancho 81 cual
esta como dos millas "A norte az Es'
panola g 1Da para Chamita, para aten'
der una reception la cuai fue teni'
da en- Ia residencia de ia sra Sam
hsdodt en- aquel lugar Cuando ella
enfro a. rio haDia caminado hasta
que 81 aqua ilegaba q los e1es, los ca
vot'os Se A'oiaion ~ iap ai0nas ny
pioia'o ~ ips'
eta u 4 IA 1n
'e pol e Az 4 = ~ M sas, w tis.lT
1--WE s1an laiaaas N sso ''os A&asp ~
a l1a oia' = lilSs' ifzv ~ l1ls'.
sois NuS puuo' si7luv. i''N Nys ''us'A's ps''A
y :. "a r. pa'ss p1'u
si pusos ll ~. '.u'tieuu y.
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12

Diciembre es ei mes mas delicioso
del aio. juzgandose cierta dIstancia; |;
desde el mes de Julio ,por ejemplo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12
FERNANDEZ, CONv|CIO Pro-
fUG0, cAPTuRADO EN "a
SIERRA DE- SAhD|A

n DEL CONQAQ0 DE BEHNAkiLEk
Lo CApTURAN poRMlpo AeAJc
4 De UN ARBOL-REciBiRAN "a
REcoMPENeA De 500 ---fA 50
LlciA MoNTApA 10 TRAJo 4
SANTA FE.-
Il Jose Maria Fernandez, un prisiono
~ .vita1icio. en- a nen,tenc,ar,a o,,e
x x,,.x ~
= q SS z, - - I
" iaori'lo ue la instruction q dia 80
Ide Mayo. yendo hasta Lamy con el
Guardian McManus, quien iba en- 81
4 Llismo tren, fu6 arreatado Fl Mi6rco-
4 les antepasado en- IA tarde en- IA sierra
ide Sandia cerca AZ ~ Sedillo. como
~ millas de Albuquerque. Tres d.
putados alguaciles del condado de
Bernalillo hicieron ei arresto y q ell0s
SO les pagaran los 500 ofrecidos por
"a captura De Fernandez, 81 Captain
fornon Gus Hunter, de Ia policia
Inontada, partieronE par " lbuquerQue
y tra]eron 4 'Fernandes de yuelta A
esta ciudad continlxara sirviendo ~
Esentencla de vida la scnal por POGO es.
tcap6 de servir.
Los dlputados que hicieron el arres-
g fueron Qufrino Coulter Carlos Ar
milo Antonio Duran,sy capturaron a
hernandez mientras dormia abajo de
un arbol con una pistola de calibre
"a en- ~ maao- #
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-12

Cnando eras mi novia me pedias be.
SOS con B.
Hoy que eres mi esposa me pides
tesos con r
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
.CLOUDS.OR RAIN
lSXMAS PROSPECT

Increasing cloudiness, Thurs
day; probable rain
That's the news the Weather
Man sends out in advance of
Christmas, and, worse still, ne
sticks to it, despite the anemic
, sunshine of this morning.
Washington awoke Tuesday
morning with a penetrating chill
in the atmosphere that augured
we'll for a white" Christmas,
but before noon the tempera-
ture had softened and the pros
pective snow came down as q
drizzling rain.
Those who associate Christ
mas with the thought of snow
will be disappointed, says the
Weather Man.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

The celebration of the anniversary OF
the birth of Christ will be attended in
all the churches by unusual choral ser
vices, which. starting at midnight of
the Ath, will continue practically all
of Christmas Day The following para
graphs contain the musical programs
from some of the leading churches in
which especial attention has been given
10 the choral work:
st. Pstrick's Catholic Church. corner
Tenth and G streets northwest-Mid-
night high mass and communion, With
music by both cholrs; Professional.
'Adeste Fideles" tNovello); IntrCit ar
them. "VIadana-" sanctuary choir: Ky
rie and Glori. Haydn ". mixed choir:
Graduate (AndreasJ. sanctuary hcOlr;
Al Regem Pasterem" tGounoGl. mixed
choir. 'Alleluia'' (anonymous), sanctu-
RrN choir: 'Veli Creator (Wareham) i:
Crsdo CFIugh Blair, sanctuary choir;
Ofertory (Z2charius), sanctuary, and
motct, mixed choir. % Mira ,NoI
tsdamsD: SaHctus, Benedictus and AS-
nus Del Haydn ", mixed choir:
communion LAndreas(, sanctuary choir;
Silent Night (Damroschl: Joy
FOL Christmas Son Of \. GeyIerD ;
Glory to God" Dielman). Mass at I!
a. M; Christmas carols by sanctuary
koir: 20 Night Peaceful and Blest;
Lullaby. Thou Little Tiny Child and
As 1 View the Mother" CNolding).
st. Peters Catholic Church, corner
second and c It's southeast-Mid-
night Decembe. I. carols, 20 Holy
Night" adam; Mass, Haydn's Third;
Veni Creator baritone solo Har-
gitD; Offertory. "Exulta Sion CHam-
mereD; Communion, "Adeste Fideles'
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Presidents Family
Remembers the Poor

Several hundred homes of poor fa-nl-
les in Washington will be merry tomor-
row because President and Mrs. Wilson
remembered them with, gifts.
Two White House automobiles. crowd
ed with presents selected by the Presi-
dents family. started from the execu-
tive offices on a Christmas mission at
noon TODAY. Their loads of gifts were
Of all sorts, from turkeys and clothing
to babies toys. selected by Mrs, Wilson
and her daughters after careful inves-
tigation OF several hundred cheerless
Christmas appeals For all the genuine
pleas thee was an answer in the form
of a Christmas gift direct from the
head Of the nation.
While the white House automobiles
covered every part of the four districts
Of the city. one Of the chief routes was
toward the Country Club. where, the
President has been accustomed to play
golf, and where each day little children
ran out to his machine to wave friend
ly hands 10 him. The President came to
know these little friends. and remember
ed each one
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
WAR SECRETARY
GETS PEACE GIFT
FROM CARNEGIE

Andrew Carnegie today sent
a peaceful" Christmas gift to
Secretary of War Garrison. 1t
was small picture, in simple
bronze frame, showing a soldier
taking leave of his little daugh-
ter vino was inquiring: Daddy,
are you going to kill some other
little girls father?"
The only card inclosed with
the gift was shipping tag
bearing Carnegie's name and
address, printed.
All Cabinet members received
the same picture.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
XMAS OBSERVED
N THE SCHOOLS

With the return of smiling skies and
the closing of the school doors for the
year 1913. the streets and stores of tbs
city were alive today with expectan;
youths and misses eagerly complstins
their preparations for the Happy Christ
mas that will dawn upon them tomor-
,ow. School will not reopen until jan
uai'y ).
For the last forty-eight hours every
outgoing train has been laden with JOY
Gus throngs of students hurryins home
for the annual family gathering. Mors
than 10000 pupils participated In exer-
eises OF some kind Tuesday.
The presentation OF "a Xmas Box
at the Eastern High shool by Adj,
Powell. Evelyn Nayior. Margaret Kinr.
Raymond Clark, Tona Farnsworth. and
Harold Williams Tuesday was a pro
nounced success.
A Christmas potpourri was an incident
of the exercises at Business Hish
School. At Central High. the seniors
presented Shakespearean program.
At Chevy Chase School tho seventh
and eighth grade classes united in Pre-
sent;ng Castle Christmas,'' the fourth
Christmas" and the third grade offcrine
va, Dickens ''The Rusgles Family Pre-
Ear ing for Christmas"
t.fty Of the little ones from schools
IN the Southwestern part Of the ctt:
danced about beautiful big Christina
tree at Neighborhoed House Tuesday
night They sang Christmas songs and
John p. 8. Neigh. the superintendent.
told them the story OF the birth o.
.es,is. and what the silver stars In the
tree representei. The older boys and
S9y afternoon
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
TO BE ELABORATE

(Novellol; after the mass. When Glory
Lit the Midnight Air" (Dielmanj.
Members of the choir are: Sopranos
Misses Ryan, Price, Cotter Gebhart
Bergling, Droney, and Bergling; Mes.
Cragg. Tenors-Messrs. Price. Gates
and Bowles. Bassos-Messrs. Tabler
McGinre, Connor, Vande, Castle. and
Dorsey. The choir is under the direc,
ton of Mrs. Ritthie Prescott, with Miss
Katherine McKanna at the organ.
Christ Church, Thirty-first and c
streets-Service ar II a. m. 'Venite'
CBuck1; Gloria Patri:" TIE Deum
in . BucR; 'Jubilate:" Offertory
There We're Shepherds (Nincent !:
Gloria Tibi'' Hodgesl; ''Sanctus
CStainerl.
st. Margaret's Episcopal Church,
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place
Holy communion. a. m. Full choir.
Holy communion, go a. m: services
TTdeles: venite. Anglican chant; TIE
Deum IN B flat. william; Jubilate.
Hoke: Introit anthem. The Shepherd s
Christmas Hymn" Reimann: kyrie,
Field, Gloria Tibi. Calkin; offertory al.
them. 20 Come Ali Ye Faithful
De Yo, soprano; Fave humphrey. con-
tralto: Melville D. Hensey. tenor: Ar
thar 'Deibert, baritone, and a choir OF
thirty voices. Alfred G. Eldridge is
the organist ard choirmaster.
Immaculate Conception, Eighth and
n streets northwest-Midnigh Decem-
ber a, Adeste Fideles. Mass IN u,
Harry Howard, offertory. ''Ad Rege'n
Pastorem," Gounod; after mass. ''Si-
lent Night and Song of Ages" at
10 a. IN. solemn high mass, followed by
benediction; mass in d, Harry Wheaton
Howard; offertory, ''Ad Regem Pas
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

T. fiat, Sir Joseph Barnby: occasional
hymn 80. Christmas Awake" organ
postiude. March Triunphal.' Oliver
King.
The Christmas music will be repeated
on SUNDAY. December Is. together with
the morning and evening service in F.
by Bruce Steane.
These services will be rendered by a
choir of forty men and boys, assisted
by Mr.. W. Roland Carter. bass soIoist.
ist: Miss Jost. Mrs Mitchell ami Miss
Foster. altos. The choir is under the dl-
rection of the rector. Organist. James
Stoddart.
st. Stephens Catholic Church. Penn
sylvania avenue and Twenty-flfth street
northwest-Mldnigh December 81, 20
Holy Night (Adam; Mass in CTo-
zier): Gloria, from st. Cecilia's Mass
(GounoG)s Offertory. "Adeste Fideles:"
after service. with Glory Lit Low
masses follow later in the day. whom
English hymns will be sung. The hcoir
of st. Stephen's is under the direction
OF Miss Katherine Lackaye, organist.
ether members are Marguerite Howard
soprano: Mrs. Nellie O'Hare Pollard,
alto: Hermann Merrill, tenor, and
Thomas Emmet Moore. basso.
Christ English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. New Jersey avenue near M
street northwest.
At the Christ Lutheran Church a
time-honored custom which, has pre-
vailed in certain cities of Europe will
be observed on Christmas morning.
From the towers of the church. at s
O'Clock. will be sung anthems and carols
commemorating the anniversary Of
Christ. This service, unusual in Wash
ington, was introduced here several
years ago by Christ Church. 1t Is
planned to have the carols appeal to
persons of many different nations. the
representative ones of various countries
being sung.
The following program will be OBJ
served:
Silent Night" Holy Night" Come
Hither. Ye Faithful? "Oh. Holy Night
angels From the Realms Of Glory"
'Oh, Little Town Of Bethlehem" At
$3.50 o'clock there will be a special
Christmas service"
st. Johns Episcopal Church. Avenue
of the Presidents and Fl streets north
west--Communion at 7:30 a. m. service
IN A flat (ConstanSe); offertory anthem,
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

be: 7:3o a. m. celebration OF the holy
communion: 1880. celebration of holy
communion. The musical program for
the 10:30 service will be: Organ pre-
lude, Pastorale in f, Tenure; Pro-
cessIoaal Hymn ~, "Adeste Fideles;
introit anthem. 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear Sir John Stainer;
communion service in c, Sir Joseph
Barnby; sermon hymn 63, SHOUT the
Glad Tidings;'' offertory anthem,
While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night" Sir John Barnby
Sanctus n c. Sir J. Barnby; Seven
fold Amen" after the prayer of conse-
Grafton, Sir John Stainer; communion
hymns Cos and go; Gloria in Excelsis,
Old Chant; BELL Amen After Benedic-
tion," J. 5. Tearne; "Nunc Dimittis' in
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

torem," Gounod: 80 Salutaris." Roeche;
Tantum Ergo. Rosewig; Adeste Fideles.
The regular boys choir of the Inn
I"aculate Conception Church consists OF
the following: Louis Cavaliero. George
Glcrius. Joseph Stewart, Walter Stew
art. Frank Shrehan, Leroy Galhan.
Law, Campbell. Michael DominiGk, Le-
roy Bowler. ronv Cavaliero, Bernard
GloTius, Fred Maloney. William Nc
earthly. Thomas Cannon, James Nc
Donneli. John fSawler. Bennett Cuttings,
Joseph Enright. Edward smlthers,
Joseph Ryan. James Mccarthy, William
Horstkamp. Thomas Ryder, Richard
AIc Ma hon, John Thomas. William Kin
zic. Lawrence Fitzgerald. Joseph Nc
Car;hy, Edw. O'Rrien. Joseph Cannon,
Charles Stewart, Charles Susan.
Joseph McNally. William Ryan, Harry
Wheaton Howard is the organist and
choirmaster
St Teresa's Church. Anacostia. D. C.
The choir unier the direction of Miss
Addlc Wathen, with Miss Mabel Brau-
man at the organ assisted by ]. Taylor
Brunson, violinist. and Miss Maud Mil
Ter. soprano. will sing, when Glory Lit
the Midnight Air" before the mass.
Nowakowski's sntire mass will be sung
and at the offertory Novelties arrang-
ment of the Adeste Tideles. for quar-
tet and chorus, will be given, the quar-
Wathen. J. Taylor Rranson. and George
Fergrsson. Gounod's Nazareth will
b. used as occasional.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thirteenth and Corcoran streets-At
80 a. III. the Grace choir will give the
following program. Silent Night,
Ieaceful Night" from The Voice OF
JOY by Spielman; "'Tis the Birthday
of Our SAVIOR carol by Charles Vim
cent: ofertory, Behold, l Bring You
Glad Tiiings."
The Grace choir consists of the fol-
lowing members: Sopranos. Mrs. F. W.
LOetch, Mrs. Werner. Miss Oden, Miss
Elliott, Miss Umhau, Miss Wilmer;
tenors, Messrs. Miles and Mclean;
altos, Mrs. Wilmer and Miss Hitter
sopher. bassos, Messrs. F. W. Loetch,
Haisl.p and Elliott, with Mrs. George
Emch, director, and II. ]. Brandes at
the organ.
st. Stephens Episcopal Church, -Four
teenth Street, near Columbia Road
The services on Christmas Day will
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81. stephens Episcopal Church,
14th St. Near Columbia Road.
4 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
FROM THE RECTOR.
The glad tidingS Of great JOY are
ringing out from bells and human
: tongues. and find a responsive chord
Z of th8nkfulness in unnumbered hearts
Z toilfng along life's road. Whether
I the journey be sorrowful or joyous.
! difficult or easy. man steps for
brief season 10 hear once more the
old. heart-cheering story OF Gods
Z great love for man as manifested in
I the coming Of His Son. What day
Z for man this is! Let Us not hide its
I true import under a mass or gifts
and eatsbles. They are the results.
I not the cause. OF our joy. They are
the expressions Of the gratitude we
feel to God for what He gave us
on this dsy.
How dear to His heart is the sight
! Of all His children. old and young,
leaving behind their gifts and home
pleasures. to come to His House and
. Join together in the great Service OF
Z Praise and Thanksgiving He Him
Z self instituted, What gift that we
Z can receive equals that precious spi-
ituai gift OF our Lords BODY and
Blood. which He gives US On His
owE day, II is the coming Of Christ
anew into our hearts, the beginning
OF a recOnsecrated life
SERNICES-HOly Communion, 80
and 1890 Special music; all welcome.
Ss>S>>>s~>>>~>>>>>>s>Ss< ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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st. Johns Episcopal Church. Avenue
of the Presidents and Fl streets north
west--Communion at 7:30 a. m. service
IN A flat (Constance); offertory anthem,
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"Oh, Holy Night" (Adam), sung by Mr.
Tittmann; Christmas caro.s. Services
at II a. M, professional, Sing. Oh
Sing, This Blessed Morn (Marks)
tie Deum" in F (Kotzschmar); "Jubi-
late Deo'' in A fiat (Howe); entroit an
them. Shepherds Christmas Song" Gar.
ranged from Heinrich Reimann); com
munion service In A flat fCustance); Of
fertory anthem. Arise. Shine. for Thy
Light Is Come" (Maker).
The music OF these services will bs
under the direction OF Henry II. Free
man, organist and choirmaster, and the