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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

C10-C11-M. II. Ingham
OxVOk i and wife, willard
Hotel. were struck Thursday a,
Fifth ave. and Pike Il. by car
driven BY 8. Il. Shore OF Yakima
They were Knocked down. and both
received bruises about the body.
C10-Mrs. Nellie uilam. 7o5 Uni
" Il versity At. received a Sc
we're cash In her head when struck
by an automobile az sixth ave. and
Pine ST.. driven by a. Turcotte. 3ioT
East Madison Nine stitches were
required at the City hospital TO close
the wound
CO John q. Saksin. SIC Denny
" i ~ way. was struck Saturday
at First ave. and Virginia st.. by a
car driven by ]. w. BEEN. $500 First
ave. y. w. sakain was knocked down
and slightly bruised about the body.
|E1A-victor Peterson. Ravenna
y III blvd. was struck Saturday
afternoon by car driven by Charles
w. Anderson. COS West Lee VI. Peter.
son Was taken to the City hospital
ruffcring from minor injuries and
shock.
CT E--An unknown man was
" IL struck at Fourth ave. and
Madison Ct by II r. Landreth. 1904
f7th ave. The man was knocked
down. but was uninjured. Landrcth
stated.
CT N-An unknown woman was
Wv struck Saturday afternoon
At broadway and John sts.. by J. C.
Pfrus. 1911 Attn ave. q. w. The
woman was siightinE from a street
car. and Pirns' automobile skiddcd
into her. She was taken away be.
fore Pirns could get her name. or the
extent OF her injurics-
IAN unknown woman was
Oh I struck and knocked down
saturday afternoon by Roscoe I. Nil.
Ter. 5000 22nd ave. ~. w. Miller re-
ported that she was unInjurcd.
CT o-John McCroff. sos 18th
" AZ ave. W.. wns struck but
not seriously injured. Saturday after.
noon. at Second ave. and Pine At.
by Mrs. c. q. Prcstrud. coll Miller 81.
CT 0--An unknown deaf man was
" ! y struck Saturday afternoon
and knocked down on Second ave. BY
Jack Wilson. 1905 eth ave. Wilson
reported that the man was unhurt.
EOn-Mrs. A. n. LOOMS. Mel
Wv rose Apis. was knocked
down Saturday afternoon nj Pine Vt.
and Mcirosc ave. by q motorcycle
driven by NJ. n. Reid. b2is Morgan
st Reid stated that Mrs. LOOMS
was unhurt.
C01--Mrs. c. J. Hook was struck
VAx by an automobile driven
by n. r. Dugdaic. 1919 Beach drive,
Sunday afternoon. Tho accident &C.
CURED at Beach drive and Orleans
st. Mrs. Hook received bruises about
her body.
C00-Mabcl Fortncy. .. $751; i2th
VIZ ave. n. w. WAS struck by
n car driven by Tom III. Sawyer. 4i4
North 63rd At, Sunday afternoon.
when she ran into the street In front
OF her home. She suffered bruises
about the head.
N00--Carroli May McKcen, ~.
VkO 1889 36th ave. S. w. was
struck at 35th ave. s. w. and Hen.
derson ST. by an automobile driven
by q. q. wiehle, 434s West Concord
st.. Sunday night The girl was
taken IN Tho SEATTLE General hosnit 1
where she II suffering from a
sprained shoulder. and possible dislo.
cation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18

No matter what you eat or drink
even though " be Just . glass OF
and sour almost Immediately. In
such CAGES one or two Stuerts Dys-
pepsia Tablets furnish the alkaline
effect 20 offset the acid condition.
Quite often the stomach may be over
crowded with partially digcsted food.
A cold bottle Of beverage at such
times may add TO the difficulty and
there IL gassincss. a bilious taste.
and other diNtresaee due 10 indixes-
much OF the discomfort OF wayridc
eating by having box Of STUART
Dyspepsia Tablets with them as they
can be had In almost any drug store
throughout the u. =. and Canada
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18

che following isses~sting analysis ef
the situation into which s~~ttie's nu-
nieipsi street. car systcm has been worhs<i
WIS written ny the city hall reporter for
The star. II r~pr~~~nts conclusions he
has r~srhed after talking With many
city officials. and after watching frusn
close ~ hand the numerous me,c~ that
have been made an the municipal check-
crbossd since the street railway was
taken over. . beiiese seattle citizens viii
regard n a. . tim-i, aud valuable con-
tr,bntioa TO an impertant Discussion
Iditor1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
ROZZO MII.OsEvICH. editor OF

Jugoslavla. a European newspaper.
Is In Seattle studying American
Journalism. MIioseyich Is staying
AZ 1909 Terry ave. with his wife!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Goodwin Now Heads
City Zoning System

Erwin 8. Goodwin has been elected
president OF the city xoning system.
Mayor Caldwell announced Tuesday.
Goodwin is to replace Joseph Bleth.
en-. who resigned. Members OF the
commission include Louis Nash. G..
Folsom. Ralph 8. stacy. NORTH
Thomson. A. II. Dirnock. James Z.
Blackwell. r. J. Fisher and wsl,ar
s. Meier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
MRS. SOPHIA JACOBSON. !,

died Monday II her homo. 500 Fifth
ave. ". w. Mrs. Jacobson was born
In Sweden. In is47. She is survived
by her husband. Lars A. jacobson:
two sons. John and Simon. and two
married daughters living In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

yosklda. fsaco. siax King st. girt
Weldon. Gerald. ise nth ave. ~.
girl
weldon. Oscar f. 7oio Dayton ave.
boy.
Walker. Glenn stanley. Enumeiaw.
girl
Wallace, Gustlf. California. boy.
kurth. Carl Friedrich. N. sTth -. and
Interlhkc. Girl.
Aroma. BENJAMIN. sii Yesier way.
Kiri.
Wee. William l.. Aiderwood Manor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
MRS. JESSIE N. crosse. II. died

at her home. 1908 Motor pi.. Sunday.
Mrs. Crosse Is survived by her hus-
band. John @. Crosse. and two chill
dren. Wallace and Mildred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
ny TmE CITY HALL REPORTER

There are two sides 10 every ahes
ton. This In an attempt to give the
other side-thc hidden side-of the
street car question.
The municipal railway has
been made the football Of city
politics--and the game has been
played In the dark. There are
players in that game that are
never seen by the Interested
spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
MIG STAKE IN
STREET CAR GAME

This. then. IL the stake In the
street car game. This Is why q des-
peratc effort, is being made 90 induce
the city 10 default on it's payments
OF the Interest and principal due on
the SIS. 900. 900 purchase price OF the
municipal railway.
Obviously. 20 me. u ~ 10 the inter.
est Of stone Webster 20 have Seattle
20 on q scent fare basis. The city
Ia obligated under the contract of
purchase TO charge sufficiently
high rate Of fare 10 pay tho bond
holders interest and principal In.
stailmen,s.
when the r.-oo.ooo Interest and
principal charges become due next
March. holders Of the bonds II there
In a deficit, can 80 into court. alicge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Advice on
Care Of Teeth

Dental work. no
matter how per-
feet. will not be
issflng and give
good service un-
less the teeth are
kept clean. The
natural teeth will
not Iast~u n - :
kept clean an a
free from tartar.
pyorrhes and 9TH
er diseases. A Wis
IL 10 your dentist
every thr &c OF
four months viii
u $ ally say 4
money and teeth
Pain and suffer
ing IL the penalty
for neglect Of ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
SEES WORK or
STONE WEBSTER

In tho first place. behind almost
every move In the street car game
can be detected the powerful de
fcnave work and the plunging at
tack OF the Stone. Webster interests.
They are playing for a little side
stake Of from three TO seven millions
OF dollars.
II WINS the stone.webster corpora
ton that sold thr street ear system
TO Seattle. getting In return $4,000
600 in especial utility bonds. II Is
exceedingly doubtful IL the lines are
worth one.han OF that sum
II il the Stone. w cbster corporation
that IL now holding these bonds. and
Il liz the Stone. Webster corporation
that knows the bonds are worth
only a small part OF their face value
N the bonds were made d.
rect obligation OF the city. which
they are not nj the present time.
the Stone Webster Interests
would be the gamers by nj least
| s. OOO. O00--probNbly far more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Eat Heartily
Without Dread

Fat Anything You Like and Don't
Worry--siusrt's Dyspep~is Tablets
Relieve Sour Stomach. Br1rhing.
Gas and Acid Conditions
due IL Indigestion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
SANTA CLAUS TO
PASS OUT CANDY
IN FIRST WARD
YuLetide Saint viii Make
Truck Tour With Band
of CGrOLeYS.

Santa Claus will be given able assist
ance in his visits to the children OF the
First ward Christmas eve by the First
Ward Republican CLUB, according to an
nOuncement of William w. Edwards,
president, today. The club today is put
ting into half-pound packages 500 pounds
Of candy which Santa thoughtfulIy for
warded.
In order that the old saint may have a
fine impression in the First ward, the
club is arranging to put an organ on
the motor truck in which he will ride
over the district. The organ will accom-
pany a large chorus of children, who
will be transported from place to place
with Santa Claus.
The plan is for Mr.. Claus to visit
seven places IN the First ward. At each
place the carolers will sing and the
benefactOr will distribute candy 10 all
the children who can crowd around the
truck. The club, by this plan, hopes to
see to 1t that no child in the ward shall
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

wake up Christmas morning with the
feeling that Santa has passed them by.
All that is necessary for the poor kid
dies to avoid being missed is to be at
one Of the stopping places at the ap-
pointed hour.
Corners where Santas cavalcade will
stop and the time when he will be there,
are as follows:
Leave Twenty Eighth and Olney streets
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon; Thir-
teenth and Yandes street at 80 o'clock,
Mrs. William McGhee and Mrs. william
Jenkins il charge; Nineteenth and Yam
des streets at 30 O'Clock, Mrs. Jesse
Jones and Mrs. T. Alexander in charge !;
Nineteenth and Hovey streets at 500
O'Clock, Mrs. S. c. Jackson, Mrs. Walter
Monroe and Mrs. Jesse l.. Monroe In
charge; Twenty Fifth street and Balti-
more avenue at $3.50 o'clock, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Alexander and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Page in charge; Twenty Fifth
and oxford streets at 6 :25 o'clock, MIR.
and Mrs. Quinn and Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner in charge; Twenty Second and Olney
streets at o'clock, Miss Fern Cottrell
and Robert COttreli in charge.
The children at each stop will be asked
to join with the carolers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. ANTHONY'S.
ATtl-s-hN MV.-

Mass in honor of st. Bartholomew.
...................J. NJ. Bartholomew
Offertory, silent Night. ........ Gruber
High School Girls at 80 Mass.
while Shepherds Watched. H Maery
GLORY be to God"
'Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
"Oh, Lovely Infant Dearest Savior"
The high school girls of the parish will
render the music at the 80 o'clock mass.
At the o'clock mass the children of
the school will sing.
Members of Choir.
The members of the choir follow: So
pranOs, Miss Della Dugan, Miss Alice
Feeney, Miss Sadie Sheridan, Miss Clara
Busald, Miss Alice Atkinson, Miss Marie
Lyons; alto, Mrs. Edward MahOney, Miss
Elizabeth Dugan, Miss Judy tenors, Jas
per Vance, Joseph Whelan, Miles Feeney,
John Dugan, Francis Dugan, Edward
Mahoney and Francis Hanley. Miss Helen
O'Gara, organist, and the Rev. Albert
Schad, director
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Offertory-"Ave Maria. ......J, Wiegand
angels We Have Heard on High
The same program will be rendered at
lowed by benediction of the blessed sac
rament.
20 Salutaris". ...............M. A. Melvil
"Tantum Ergo. M. A. MelVll
"HoIy Cod
The members Of the choir are: Sopranos
Miss Rose Aristofane, Margaret Mar
shall, Margaret Parker. Tenor-Miss An
gelina Navarro. Altos-Misses Emma
Weisbach, Mary Marshal, Agnes slmms
Weisbach, Lucille Hickey. Organlst-
Miss Freda Buennagel.
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Members of Choir.
SACRED HEART CHURCH.

Procession 10 the crib during which
Christmas carols will he sung.
$500 4. NJ, First Solemn High Mass
Introit. Gradual. OffertOry and Com
munion. .GregOrian Chant
Ofertory. Adeste Fidelas. .Novello
T,1bi1ea Mass .Gruher
P0stlude-Fugue in G Major Bach
9:f5 \. NJ, Second Solemn High Mass.
Program the same as at a. m
2:3O p. VI, Solemn Vespers.
Dixff. Confitebor. Beatus vir and Mag
ni1cat four-voiced-. ---..---.-.--.- = alm
De ProfundiS and Memento. 49, CHANT
Alma RedemPtoris Ancient Melody
n S1Iutaris-Duet WieGand
Tantum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HANNA
Boys and Men.
After Benediction-PapRl Hymn. Gauss
Mixed choir Of twenty voices; boys and
men. forty voices. F. J. BOerger, organ
ist and choirnaster.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

"Tantum Ergo" ......,......M. wilkins
Holy God We Praise Thy Name"
Following are members of the choir:
Soprano, Miss Lucille Boersig, Miss Mar
garet Gordon. Miss Loretta Werner;
altos, Mrs. Carrie Kebler Healy, Miss
Frances Thiel; tenor, Mr.. Eugene Muir
ply, Mr.. Theo Walpole; baritone, Mr..
Edward German; bass, Mr.. Thomas p.
Healy. Mr.. Carl Boersig. Organist, Mrs.
Anna r. Mahoney; director, Mr.. f. o.
Viking.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
HOLY ANGELS.
MfHnfubs Mass

The boys choir Of Holy Angels parish
will sing midnight mass Christmas
The following program will be rem
deTed with violin accompaniment:
Holy Night" Adams
''Kyrie" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wiegand
"Gloria''-Mass of Holy Childhood.
.............ReY L. A. DObblnsteen
"CredO'-Triumphal Mass............
Offertory Eenite Adoremus' ...... RoSSi
"SanctuS" ..................R Rev. \. Dress
"Benedictus' of St Cecilia.
'Agnus Dei'...............R Rev. y. Dress
"Adeste Fideles."
GLORY to God"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

Special musical programs in observ-
ance of Christmas day will be given at
most Of the Catholic Church services sun
day. There will be midnight mass on
Christmas eve at the Cathedral and
several of the other churches at which the
choir and special Orchestr3s Will give
unusually beautiful selections. The serV-
Ices are as follows:
SIS. PETER AND PAUL CATHEDRAL
CHRISTMAS EVE.
II 80 p m. Sacred Concert, selections
for organ, string quinettte and or
PROFESSIONAL. &C.,
(a) "Silent Night" -..---..-.-.... GIu sse.r
(b) "Ecce Sacerdos" ..-.......... SteHe1
IL MIDNIGHT PONTIFICAL HIGH
MASS.
Proper of the Mass ..-.-------... mint El
Ordinary OF the Mass .;;-.:.--''.' hoh
CHRISTMAS DAY.
1890 a. H.. Solemn High Mass (pre-
coded by organ recital. Music oL lne
Midnight Mass repeate<
4:SO p. m, Vespers and BenedIctlon.
The ChOir-Messrs. II. L. Caliahu'
George 4 Smith, E. \. Stetfen, HUMBER
p. Pagani. c. \. O'COnnOr, Edward La
ShelIe, William Fogarty, Bernard I'm
mer, Joseph NUlz, Paul smith. marian
O'connor, Oliver BOrcherding. Paul wal
ter. Robert O'ConnOr and Paul U nara.
The Orehestra-Ruth E. Murphy, nrst
violin; A Hammerschlag, second Xloiih ;
Hugo SOmmers, viola; Nuba 1 I7I7
cello; Joseph Hope, bass viol; Juu nan,
first horn: Robert Ruth, second morn
Karl Kiefer, third horn; Arthur Aouhg'
Elmer Andrew Steffen, director.
Frances BeryI Spencer, organlst.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ASSUMPTION.
High Mass.


silent Night.
it'll Orchestral Accompaniment.
"Kyrie"-From Farmers Mass in B Fiat.
Gloria. st. Cecilia's Mass by Oh, Wells
"Credo" st. Louis Mass by TIL. La Hache
Undergraduates Fideles" by Y. Noyello
"Sanctus" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
From Missa Pro Pace by La Hache
"Benedictus" and Agnus" ...........
................Fr From st. Louis Mass
Choir Mem bers-Mrs. Dranstield, Mrs.
West, Miss Caroline Foltz, Miss Anna
Ruppel, Miss Agnes McKeOn, Mr.. Bauer,
Mr.. /. Godecker, Mr.. L. GOdecker.
Orchestra Members-The Misses Z.
Cleary and r. Ruhl The Masters c. Bear,
]. SchereI, G. Gillinghan and X. Arvln.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
HOLY CROSS.

The musical program for the Midnight
aud 1870 Masses is as follows:
Nffssa Solemnis. Robert Arthur Qurton
Sanctus is written for six voices A
Cappella.
Laeteutur COeu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Refs
Adeste Fideles- by NovellO
\ short program for organ and violin
will be rendered before the Midnight
Mass.
Choir members: SopranO-Mrs. JOseph
Conley. the Misses Edna Phinney, Doro-
thy Sylvester Irene Cook Altos-Mrs.
David P Lowlor, Miss Margaret Suffer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

NHUIF uGIHUtIo' R9UDIdIUs1 MIS- INUootII
Mrs. Carl Moldthan, Mrs. H.
] Barnes, Misses Mary Corrigan, Marie
Moran, Margaret WeidoIf, Loretta Me
Manamon. Altos, Misses Catherine Sulli-
van, Anna Glaska and Agnes Keller.
0Tganist Miss Marie {. Fiice gV assisted
by Florenz DIPPED, violinist, and Pas
quale Montani, futist.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
HOLY ROSARY

The masses at Holy Rosary Church on
Christmas day will be at midnight. and
10 A. m The following program viii be
rendered at midnight mass:
silent Night"
"Adeste Fidelis."
Mass OF the Immaculate Virgin. -.
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Midnight Mass VIII Be
Observed Christmas EUe
at SIS. Peter and Paul.

Tenors-Joseph S. Swallow, Francis
Sage. Edward Kruger. BasSOs-Harry
Julia Rockford. erganist-Miss Marie
Moore. Director-David z. Lawlor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
AUTOMATIC PHONES DELAYED

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Plans to elm
mate many telephone operators by es-
tablishing an automatic system have
been so delayed by production difficulties
that installation may not begin until
1928
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
Honor of ST. Michael

wv. i. Rees) male quartette During the
Communion. "Adeste Fideles (NoveIl0)
will be given. The same music will be
rendered at the Solemn High Mass at
1899 on Christmas day
Vespers and BenedictiOn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. BRIDGET'S.
Midnight Mass,

Mass in Observation-Disclosures. Wiegand
OffertOry Laetentur Coeli ...... Wiegand
O'clock Mass.
Christmas carols by the Children's Choir.
10 O,cIOc, Mas
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

Thirteen automatic telephone exchanges
are now in operation in England.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. PATRICK'S.

..................... Pietro Yon
Members of st. Patrick's choir: So
pTanO-Misses Julie Colbert, Mabel Greg
ORE, Genivieve de Julio. Mrs. J. j. Shaft
ner. Alto-Miss Sarah Courtney, William
Murray Tenor-Mr. Michael Bradley, Jo-
seph DUx. Basso-Mr Rudolf Block, Jo
seph BRAND, Edmund Bradley. Organ
list and director-Helen Colbert.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. JOHNS.


Come All Ye Faithful. -. Congregation
Accompanied by st. Johns OrcheSStT1r4t:
Mass in G..............C. NJ. Won NeOer
The following are, members of the lo1g guar. :.
Mis- Taura Stake. alto; Mr.. 2. AIKEN
brock, tenor; DR.. II. Alburger. baritone
Director, J. Z. Berckle.
Offertory-Veni Creator tAltO Solol,
............. Ptssores- Wlegahu
ChfIdren's Choir.
Az the o'clock Mass on Christmas Jay
tbe Children's Choir. assisted Dy the
Academy Orchestra, will give the folo"-
ing program:
/. While Shepherds Watched.
q Through the Clear Heavens.
3. Hark. The Herald Angels sing
l. Silent Night.
5 With Hearts Truly Grateful
g. Beautiful Stars. . .ho
The Academy OrcnSstra lhcluues NV
following members: ~, pos,
Victims HonOra Logan, Anna Moy' ms. hosa
Mcnamara, Margaret Mcnamara, MAJ, Ms[S
Moriarty. Mary Hickey. Theresa McMa-
hon; saxophone, Margaret Morla1P6y 80 CO. ~
NET. Josephine Mazer. flute, Rosemary
Beswick; harp, Catherine Conner eiarl-
net, Honora Moriarty; organ MAY
NFnnra
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
From Missa Pro Pace by La Hache
ST. PHILIP NERI.

Organ Recital-"Prayer" ...B. Sulze
Christmas March" ......G. Merkel
The choir will sing a group of Christ
mas carols, without accompaniment
Silent Night" will be sung immediate
~ before the Solemn High Mass Mt mid
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1921.

Betzler. Organist, Miss K. Budenz. Vio-
lin, Miss NJ. Budenz.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

ST. NLART'S.
49,

Alteration violin Solol 800. 'boEoTsAI
Silent Night Male ooaartette ''
o aass SIs0 Laetentur Coeli with VIC
nm mrImunion-"Adeste Fideles'' .... Novell9
Cborns-"Christus Natus Est ...NelvlI
$500 a. VI. Low Mass
TISrE. What Mean Those Holy Voices:
Silent Night ....-.-.....-. VI uO04
~ st. Mary's Academy Orchestra
Adeste FideleS. O-.h.s+ra
o Sanctissima ..-..-.. ---.. .OtCHes'A"
All! From Whence the Bliss. ri. At
Dear Little One! How Sweet Thou at.
o Come Little children -. orches'''
1880 A. VI. High Mass. CHI.
Offsrtory-"Adeste Fideles."
$500 T.. NJ. Nespers. ,.u
MaEnificat ..----.....- = -. -,
Alma Redemptoris ..-.....-..''..iia III 'i''
20 Salutaris' ...----.-.'.'--.''''
sTantum Ergo" Observation-Disclosures
Tie Deum ...----.---- d. - - -,
Members of Choir.
Soprano-NIrs. Joseph LAUDER, MISSES
AIvins Selfmver. Edna Buenna gel, Nayme
NcAtee. Adelaide Buehler
AIto-Misses Ruth Hauser, Clara hoers'
II ' Te1er@NIessrs. Frank Lauber, Albert
Berberich, Joseph LAUDER Nliiiain
Bass Bsss&Messrs. George E. schmitt.
Vioiins-Iiisses Anna Kreinbaum, Oh
via Sellmyer, Mrs. Lawrence Paetz-
Iibrarian-Frank Kracherfelz-
Organist-Mrs. George T. Schmltt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. JOAN OF ARC.
Midnight Mass.

Moss IN n .BOttaza
Holy Night. Adeste Fideles.
Congregational singing.
$500 O'Clock.
At the 0 o'clock mass congregational
singing which has become a feature Of
this service, will be led by Edward La
Shelle.
The midnight mass will be the first
mass sung by the uewlv-organized choir.
which Is composed ~ the following mem
hers: Sopranos Mrs. James ! FitZgcr-
aid Mrs George T. Moring. altos. Miss
Peatrice Mead Miss Katherine leonard {;
tenors. Albert Moran. billiard kett; bari
tones. Herbert Jenkins. Joseph Meunier;
director. Edward LaShelle; organist, Miss
Marguerite Neunier.
Hours of Masses.
Mass viii be celebrated at midnight.
:. and 10 o'clock. at s.. Joan of Arc
church. Forty Second and Park avenue
OUR LADY or LOURDES.
Rev Michael W. Lyons. Pastor.
Masses at Midnight, 90, 10:i5.
Midnight Mass.
Professional ...--.--.... .Adeste Fideles
Boys Choir
Choir viii sing Nc Evoy's Guardian
Angel" Mass with orchestral accompani-
Recessional -.... ."Sing \ Joyous Carol'
1915 High Mass.
Childrrn's choir will sing
Organist-Nrs. Robert L. JENNIE
Choir members Mrs. \. r. Tracy, Mrs.
p. 7. O'Connor. Mrs VIM. Bright Misses
Hazel Ash, Hazel Meister. Anna DuEan.
Messrs. A r. Treacy. William Stapel-
kemper. James Critzer II H. Robert
son. c. 2. Flyn. William Mitchell.
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
1I:45 +. VI. Christmas Eve.
Violin Solo Richard Fuss
Christmas Song (NOeh Solo-Adam
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs. wagner
Holy Night OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. choir
Mass Montani
Offertory .............. Adeste Fideles
By NOvello.
Praise Ye the Father. Choir
1880 Mass.
IHElSLmds songs 2ADuAdul
Children's Choir.
Choir Memberships. Neilsn. Mrs.
Wagner. Margaret Gallagher. Elizabeth
Marks Helen Sheehan. Catherine Ayl-
ward, Ethel Jacob, Laura and Ida Fuss,
George MOlles and John Marks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
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Choir MEMBERSHIPS. Neilsn, Mrs.
Wagner. Margaret Gallagher. Elizabeth
Marks Helen Sheehan. Catherine Ayl-
ward, Ethel Jacob. Laura and Ida Fuss,
George Molles and John Marks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
ST. JOsEPH'S.
MIDNIGHT MASS.
Prplnd de-

arranged for four voices