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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

~. and always came back with the
tout. Is that necessary p"
Iembke was nfut into the box IN
~ fourth and held the kiwanlana %
az run In the iaG four .nuingA. Hs
riding Wildly.
leo Murphy and Huo Mcdonald
'cfe on the bob al the Tine a. um.
Ires. Murphy Was forced TO maks
aesai trips 10 The pitchers box e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

aHoW tn notafiana 70 make seven
~ hooked Cor . time az thoneh
trInfIonE would give The XII
~ bat Hhea alca1icd IN the last
d frames and hcld Ills opponents
Irrir~n
fn4 Eotarlans other Avn was made
the fInNI lnnInE Nuae VINO started
ItwIrl Tor thc Hotarlnns. retired In
third inning IN lavor Of DIT. Van
Ia nnt the latter proved Wild and
HIrnn ms mnnaKrt 20 secure five
re ans OF his deliver.
A. ~ doctor was p'tchinE. the XII
luIanH ueaf the Eran0Etnn4 sans
10 Fuu fFer see euch = pltcherl
- itotary rorters were loyal. how
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

ff = NAn'a tinh baseball team
'r9 ofef the Noiarlans pcsIrr-
*I1|tup4H ~ che &tofe n r. 10 I
: H<ur which ena featured hv
''rr'af r'sy< and fe@ts o. CON-
H<a. Who telrl>d fcf the Kiwani.
~ta ioe Uuch Tor the Rotary
- I n every inninr bar tire sew
= when ~ v'enkened Cong enough
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al writer's.
IL YOU so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

how the t~frlers how TO stand whrn
hey performed. A comic feature o..
ne aftornoon var that he game
aarted be- 9 Umpire Murphy had
tlr nsnHE on
tnd ND a swift Erounder 10 second.
rnlolre Marphy thcn wanted 20 know
kho had told them 70 play hal q
nde tn batter come back ana starr
m over again. Mannsef Prayer was
STAR batter % the afternoon. get
ne three hits Ne was Intending 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

July :. Jess willard. Toledo. O.. 5
rounds X. q.
1890.
sept. 6. BiIy Miskc. Benton Har-
hor. Mich. 3 rounds. X. o.
Dec. ~. Bin Brennan. New York
City, ie rounds, h. a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30
Randin&


Ceorres Carpenter Isn't doing any
boasfinF on what he's going 10 do
after the fight.
His one thought now 10 % beat
Dempsey,
m h. should kain the crown, then
he nn,s he'll uttke his plans.
Ne ike the frencnmsn for not
haastlne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

Hebenstrelt. Three base hits. Rea.
Cooper. Sacrifice hits. Cooper. Rhea.
Laudorbaugh. Hits off Ross. 5 IN
two innlnEs. off Van Alta. . In one
inning. off Lembke. n In four In
nlngs Stolen bases. Lembke. Base
on balls. off Rhea 3: off Van Alta q;
off Ross ! or Lambke I. struck
out by Rhea 8: by Ross. I. BY LemJke
.. wild pitch. Van Alta and Lembke.
tmpires ieo Murphy and Roy Nc
Donate. scorers. Divine. Hall and
Matthews
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

GEORGES CAHPESrIER.
Born January a. 1894. Lens, France
1907.
Bourgeois. won Z rounds.
Wetinck. won Z rounds.
Makoal. lost. 4 rounds.
1905.
Moinereau. X. y. 3 rounds.
salmon. X. O., u rounds.
salmon. won OfouD. 70 rounds,
Lepine. won s rounds.
Legrand. draw. s rounds
Legrand draw. 20 rounds.
1909.
Lanp.n. X. O.. : rounds
Wetinck. X. o. ! round.
Ianpin. X. o. : rounds.
Dorgetiile. X. O., n rounds.
Legrand won. IS rounds.
simon. won. 10 rounds
Achalme. won, 10 rounds.
Chereau. % 5 rounds
Eelinger. won. s rounds
Dorgetille. won. 40 rounds.
Ledoux. won. 10 rounos.
gaiilard. won . rounds.
Paul TIL. draw. 20 rounds
Gloria Cost tk. %. s rounds
Poul TIL. draw go rounds.
1910.
plckard. X. o.. : rounds
Lanpin. X. a.. : rounds.
Young Warner. X. O.. Z rounds.
i'm Campbell X. o.. o rounds
Young Warner. Won toull, .
rounds,
Georges OaIllard. won 10 rounds
Cuny won. \ rounds.
Percy Wilson. won. 20 rounds
Henry Dcmicn. won. 10 rounds.
BACK Danisis. won. 10 rounds
Paul TIL. draw. IS rounds.
Jean Andony, draw. 10 rounds
HrrsE shine lnaf 4 rounds.
SNOWFALL. hoe, Z rounds.
1911.
BrOchet, X. O.. Z rounds.
Randas, X. o.. 3 rounds
Goidswain. X o.. Z rounds.
Gray X o.. p rounds
Randall won, 30 rounds.
Dan eis. won. % rounds
Young Ripper won. 10 ruuudH
Meeklus won, 10 rounds.
Stagg. won. 10 rounds,
Calhourne Won. 10 rounds
Loughrcy. won a. rounds
Eusfache. won. 70 rounds
Eyerndon won. 20 rounds.
sd Burns won. 10 rounds.
Young Joseph. won 10 rounds.
HAIRY Lewis. won 20 roundf.
Plct. lost 90 rounds.
Dixie Kid. lost 9 rounds.
1919.
Battling LecroiN X o.. = rounds.
Hubert Roe X o., Q rounds
jim sullivan. X. O., : rounds.
Jo. Gunther won 90 rounds.
white Lewis. won. 90 rounds.
Frank klaus. lost tfoull. ~ rounds
ntly pHpk". lost, ~ rounds.
1913.
Marcel Marcau won 6 rounds
Bandsman Rice X o.. 2 rounds.
cyclone smith. X. O. 5 rounds
Geo. Gunther. k. a.. ~ rouudH
Bombardier Wells. Is. o.. 4 ruunds
Al Lurie *. O.. 3 rounds
Ashley Williams. X o.. Z rounds.
left smith. won 30 rounds.
ABBOTT. h -. 3 rounds.
Eombardier Wells n. o.. ! round
1914.
Pat O'kccfc. X. o.. p rounds
Joe Jeanette. lost. o. rounds
Geo Mitchell X. o.. I round.
Hubert hoe. h. o. q rounds
philllnc Robinson X. o.. 3 round
Gunboat smith. won u9uil.
rounds
Md Jackson. won ofouJ Z roundi
1919.
Dick Smith. X O. ; rounds
Joe Beckett X o., I round.
IB2O.
Blink McCioskey D. o., 2 round
Gruudhovcn. X O., q roundH
Battling Leviuzky. * o.. = round
JACK DEMPSEY.
Born June % iss5 Manassas Colo.
Igf5-Ia.
Ku0ckouts-kid HanCotk. round
Billy Murphy. a. Chief Gordon =
Iohnny Beraon. Animua Campbell
q Joe Lyons, D. Fred Woods. :
George copeiin. Andy MHlloy 2
Two-round Gilligsn ! Battling John
son. I. George Christian D. JacI
Koehn ~ joe Bonds. 10 Ia ketch
ell. 81: Bob York 4
Won-Iohnny s%udcnherg l0s TER
| Keger. 10; And Aaiioy 10.
Lost-Jack Duwney. 4
1913.
Feb. rs. Sim Flynn Salt Lake cts
1 round. n "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30
record Or DEMPSEY
AND Or CARPENTER
N RING BATTLES
Men Who Meet July 2
Are Veterans of Cory
Fights

NEW YORK. June so.-veterans OF
numerous ~ rinG battles WI face
each other In the ring when Jack
Dempsey defends hia heavyweight
title aneinst the challenge Of Georges
Carpenter In the Jersey city rina.
July z. Through several campaigns.
both have won and lost contests In
nearly every possible manner. Both
have won ~ knockouts. ON points aud
by fouls. both have lost on points
and by kuockouta although Dempsey
never has lost a decision OF a foul
a. dld Carpenter TO Prank Klaus
when Manager Descamps climbed into
the ring TO save tn Frenchman from
further punishment.
Carpenter. fighting since 1907. Il
the more grinxied veteran OF the two
In winning his way up from the han.
tamweiEht ranks to the heavyweight
da@ Carpenter. who started boxina
az ~. has engaged In IS battles. In
IN Of these ne emerged from h rims
the victor. T~hirty-four times he wof
b. k~nockouts. - times on point de-
cisions and Our :imcs on fouls by op'
poncntH.
The Frcnchman has fought oni,
five draws. has lost ncc on a fcu
and has been knocked out oncc r,
a French youth named Gloria gOci
the credit Cor being the only oppon'
ent who has stood over the challenger
and listened TO the toll of the referee
~Carpentier's record. before the war
IL one OF the most active credited 4,
q leading boxer. Servicc In the Frencl
army curtaiied his boxing Tor fouI
years. but since the armisticc. with
heavyweight title bout his main con
sideratioa. Georges has engaged II
fewer glove contests.
lack Dempsey has ought 80 bat
/ ties and IS resulted in victories 70
him. The champion has knocked ou
IS or almost three-fourtha Of his or
ponents in six years Of boxing a re
markabie record. Nine times he ha
won on point decisions and his onl
victory on a foul was over the pom
dcrous Carl Morris.
The champion has fought o n dra'
decisions: has lost on points twtc
and has hit the canvas only once 1
stay there FOR 10 seconds, Fire
man" Jim Flynn. In 1917, achieve
that startling feat but later IN
Pueblo Fireman" was knocked ou
in less than a minute by Dcmpse
when Che latter was on hts way I
the championship. Dempsey also IA
fourht two no-decision bouts.
The complete records Of the boxer
follow.
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AFRAID no MfGAPHoNE
BULLETINS On FIGHT

Thr Dempsey cnrpeniier prize
finhf Il scheduled 90 stsft H.teI-
daF ~ O'cicck. eastern um
l..on Aihuaurfque timel. ana
t,.il.llnn on the naht uiil BE given
~ nUraohone ffttm The Herald
..@l.la h~rtlnnlnf ~ oon
4honn nlg BE- rlenty 81 room IN
4hlr1 street 10 accommodate thf
rInods uho viii want p news
f...m fha 4lngaiar a. supplied ~
II|1.4 nIr4 10 IEf Herald once
The Aa.ofieled Press.
IUHtl1e neht the
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cay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

cpuege plageu pre- belag grabbed
o. ~ maior leasuo scouts Amos.
daily.
rhc New YORK Yankees have Just
deaed half n dozen stars nom cole
iere mines.
The fact tha' 30 many youngsters.
schoolcd by college coaches. make
good II q single jump to big league
clubs means we are to have a new
clafa ~ players.
They are quick thinkers. lastly
nught and adaptive.
one cotton picking machine does
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haidrtdEc Ncvcr Could Sec thr HALL
a. a
ended In a . 10 . tie. The box score
follows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30
swiIIum Wins
Golf Tournament

:. y. swiIium defeated y. n Nc
Gamma In the flnHts % the quarterly
fpnntry club Folf tournament le.
l.r,iaf. aud viii h. the sixth man 20
have flfs nsme rnErased on fhe ltoA-
rnuaid cup. In the semi-finals PLAYED
sunday swfium won from d. g =.
fIIri. and hcCanna defeated carr
Aber. The Other Dames on the cup
aft Dr. j. n Van Alta Albert -
Grover urvine. leo MURPHY
and John Tlfrney. n man VINO
llllAr llmNa WI keep ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30

one cotton picking machine does
the work 81 500 pickcrs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Tomorrow morning at 1o:30 the Sunday school will meet at the church service. There will be no regular session of the school Dr. Marshalrs subject will be Gods Trains at Beth
 At 7:so the Christmas story will be presented by the Sunday school in the form of the pageant written py Star Shone." At ths beginning of this pageant we are reminded of the one time when Prophecy and History unite. from which meeting all tune IS counted as being before or a1ter Christmas. Rabbi Nathan of Beth lehem connects the various factors of prophecy, aand events as they are transDirinE, The Bethlehem people, men, women, children. have their parts to play and the shepherds report in search of the 'tKing of the Jews, Tn conclusion all follow the star singing 70 Come, All Ye Faithful
 The cast of characters includes: Prophecy, Mrs. P. s. Menough; His- tory, Mrs c. W. Huff; Roman soldiers: Edgar Riltnn and c. W. Huff; Rabbi Nathan. Harry ITawley; Judith. his wife, Mrs. Fred Routon: their ehii- dren, Ruth Kearns, James Kendall Joel, servant of Rabbi. Miles Cosiow
 7iIbert Moore. lack Webb; Robert Marshall Jean Marshall, Ruth Moore Agnes Dracheveciy; Bethlehem wom- on, Margaret Plumb, Charlotte Plumb Mlidren MaeIntyre, Mrs D. ostran- der. Ruth nuttery, Alice sammis Henry Douglas, Leo Pelton; shep- herds. George Moore, Delbert ostran- der John Kearns. Hawley Church; Wise Men. H. E: White, F. s. Men Men. Francis Hill. Ed. wesche. Edgar Rilton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
PARK STREET
 CONGREG ATIONAI, CHITR Cn

Minister T. F. Rutledge Beale. On Sunday, Christmas Day, one service only will be held. At 10:sO a. m the worship service and the annual Christmas program of the Sunday school will be combined. The follow ing program will be given: Sermon, The Power of Goodwill" Anthem, Holy Night Adolph Adam, by the quartet. Contralto solo, "He Shall Feed His Flock" Handel. by Miss Norma Weber. Carol singing by the congregation. Song, The First Christmas Day" by Arthur Moore, Newton Hoyt, Jr.. and Jack Hill. Rec itation, Little Stars That Twinkle by Virginia Peppel, Evelyn Benedict and Eleanor Berg. Song, Sleep Lit tie Child in the Manger," by the Pri- mary Department. Recitation, "F'a- ther of Heaven" by Esther Beard. Song, Come All Ye Shepherds" by Ruth Ferris, Dorothy Gellatly, Ruth Gren1nger, Florence Nairn, Ruth Reeves, Italia Saccocia, Eleanor Ben tamin, Evelyn Benjamin. Mary Lyon, Elizabeth Norman. Recitation, by Wheeler Clark. There will also be presentation of gifts at the Christmas tree on behalf of the Near East Re- lief. Selections from the Messiah will be rendered by E.. P. Dodge, organist and choir director.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
OLIVET CONGREGATTONAL

The services on Sunday in Olivet church at 1 a. m. and 7:30 D. m. will be set to the Christmas joy. In the morning Dr. Brown will draw lessons from Guiding Stars" The musical p'ogram includes three numbers from HandePs Messiah" viz, two organ selections, "PastoraIe Symphony" and the ''Hallelujah Chorus" and the so- prano solo. Rejoice Greatly O Daughter of Zion" The quartet will sing Gaines Christmas carol Today In Bethlehem I Hear" from the Greek of John of Damascus, A. D. 764; Neidlinger's anthem. Sing, Oh. Sing This Blessed Morn' In the evening will be held the Christmas exercises of the Church school. The committee of arrangements Mrs. T. Ii. Berg as chairman, has planned for White Gifts for the King" Each class will present the gifts which will later be used for local needs, ten per cent. being set aside for Near East Relief. The Church school will have the Santa Claus festivities on Tues day at 7:30 D. m.. when a general good time Is expected, The organ numbers are Corellis Christmas Pastoral and Dunham's "Gloria In Excelsis." The anthem is Bischoff "Hallelujah, Christ is Born.' The choir will consist of Mrs. Ada Tuck Whitaker, soprano; Miss Jennie E. FftzRoy, contralto; J. Sidney Shey tenor, and MT. Patterson, bass. Miss Ethel M. Pigg is organist and direc- tor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
ST. PETERS CHURCH Howard Avenue.

Rev. c. A. Leddy, pastor. Masses on Christmas day will be celebrated at 5:30, 2, 8, g, 10, Il. The 5:30 and II o'clock masses will be high masses and the senior choir will render the following programme Processiona1, Silent Night, Holy Night.
 Kyrie-Farmer.
 Gloria-Farmer.
 Crede-Farnner
 Offertory. Adeste F'idelis. San
 Agnu0 Dei-Farme
 Recessional O, Holy Night. Solos by Miss Katharine Lombard, Mrs. Eva Hodgkins, George Benham, Chas. Prochaski.
 Orga 1ist. Miss Katharine McGrath At the g o'clock mass 200 children will sing the following Christmas hymns.
 See. Amid the Winters Snow. Adeste Fidelis.
 Silent Night, Holy Night. Say, Ye Holy Shepherds. Sing a Joyous Carol. Recessional-Holy God We Praise Thy Name.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
ST. LUKES CHURCH
Connecticut and WiImot Ave

Connecticut and WilmOt Avenues
 8 a. n.. hymn 49; Kyrie 341, Gloria Tibi 373; hymn 54: anthem, How Beautiful Upon the Mountains'; Sur sum Ccrda and Sanctus 412 Gam idge), Comm union hymn, 57; Gloria 438:s Nunc Dimittis, 22; Recessional, 51.
 10:3O, Processiona1 56. Christians Awake" shorter Kyrie, 36s, Barnaby- Tallis; Gloria Tibi 373: hymn 5S; 70 Little Town of Bethlehena;" anthem, How Glorious Is Thy Name,'' Mo zart, 18th Mass; Sursum Corda and Sanctus, 414, Philip Armos; Commun- ion hymn 54; Gloria in Excelsis 43s, old chant; Nunc Dinlittis, 229, Gre gorian; recessiona1 4s, 70 Come All Ye Faithful
 7:30 Processional 60, Angels From the Realms of Glory" Gloria 169, Shart in G; Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis. Stmper in D fiat. hymn 59, 'It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" anthem, Behold I Bring You Glad Tidinss,'' Goss: recessiona1 51, ''Hark the Herald Angels Sing" C.. E. Will liams. choirmaster and organist; Rev. W. H. Jepson, rector.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

Tantum Ergo-Chorus-R
 Divine Praises-Elliott.
 Laudate Dominum-Grego
 Reccional-"Hal1eluja Chorus''- (from the Messiah")-Handel.
 At the 8:30 services the chi1dren's choir will sing the following Christ mas carols:
 ''The Angels Chorus''-wi1son.
 70 Lovely Infant Dearest Saviour" Basil.
 "Adeste Fide1es'-Basil.
 Angels We Have Heard"-Basil. At the 9:30 mass, junior choir, as- sisted by Raymond Bellew, will rem der the following program of Christ man hymns:
 "Chrfstmastide Has Come Again. Hall.
 And There Were shepherds'- MT. Bel1ew and chorus-Danks.
 70 Little Town of Bethlehenl"- Miss Irene Hassett-Spross.
 "Bethlehem's Babe''-Miss Madelyn Farley and choruS-Hall.
 "Adeste Fideles"-Miss Agnes Kei- ley and chorus.
 "Nazaareth"-Mr. Be11ew and chor- us-Gounod.
 Recessional-"Ring Out Merry Bells''-Loud.
 Mrs, Charles Ogren, organist and director.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
TRINITY CHURCH Rev. Father AitkenS

Christmas Day services. Morning service, Il a. m. Processional hymn-76-Yorksh Solemn Procession hymn - 72- Adeste Fideles.
 Solemn Procession hymn - 73- Mendelssohn.
 Solemn Te Deum-C. V. Stanford. kyrie-Plain song.
 Caro1-552-Joy.
 Creed-Elvey's in t'E."
 Offertory-There Were Shepherds -C. Vincent. Sanctus-Elveys in 'E.''
 Benedictus-Elvey's in "E." Agnes Dei-Elvey's in "E.'' Glory in Excelsis-Elvey's in "E. .'' Post-Communion -33S-Part IT. Pange L.ngua.
 Recessional hymn 80 - Regent Square.
 Benediction D. m. Processional hymn-76-YorkShi Offertory carol-552-Joy.
 Solemn Procession hymns-72- Adeste Fideles. 73-Mende1ssohn. Hymn-931-St. Vincent. Hymn-223-Hollin
 Hymn-3SS-Part II-Pange Sin qua.
 Caro1-Holy Night.
 Recessional hymn - 80 - Regent Square.
 The choir will be assisted by harp, cello and violin. Organist, Maestro Guido L. Caselotti; choirmaster, Sam uel Brabner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT ST.
 JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHITRCH

Christmas Eve at 1O:45 D. m
 Organ recital by Alvin c. Breul. Bach.
 Nocturne-Miller
 Salut D'Amour-E1gar.
 Pilgrim's s Chorus-Wag gner.
 Observation-Disclosures.
 Epitha Ia a11liun-Woodman.
 March Pontificale-Tombe belle. Celebration of the Holy Communion at 11:45 D. m. Opening caro1-See Amid the Win ter's Snow-Goss. Kyrie-Tours. Gloria Tibi-Pleye1.
 Offertory carol-When the Sun Had
 Carol All My Heart This Night Rejoices-Eberling. SanctuS-Cooper. Carol-Silent Night-Haydn.
 Gloria in Excelsis-Old Chant. Nunc Dimitt;s-Barnaby.
 Recessiona1 hymn-O Come All Ye FaitEiu1-Adeste Fidelis. Christmas Day, Dec. 25. Morning Prayer and second cele- bration of the Holy Communion, 1o:30 a. m.
 B1ooming-oId English. Processional hymn - Christians Awake-Sullivan. Venite-Hopkins. Te Deun-3n F-KnoX. Benedictus-Hopkins. Intriot hynn-Hark the Herald An gels Sing-MendelsSbhn Kyrie-Noble. Gloria Tibi-Pleye1 Hymn-It Came Upon the Midnight Clear-Willis. Onertory carol While By My | Sheep-17th Century. Carol-Si1ent Night-Haydn. | Sanctus-Cooper. Carol-Sing o Sing This Blessed | Morn-"Blessed Morn" | Gloria in EXce1sis-O1d Chant. Nunc Dimit+is--Rarnahy. | Recessional hymn-O Come All Ye 1 Faithful-Adese Fidelis. Postlude-Christmas March-Mer- kc1. l Sunday School Carol Service at pm. Professional hymn-Hark the Her
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
WASHINGTON PARK METHODIST
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Christmas Sunday will be observed at Washington Park Methodist Ep1s- copal church with special Christmas music and sermon. At 10:30 a. m preach on "The Empty Stocking." a message touching the children of the world. Music, organ, shepherds in the F1eld,' Mailing; ;;Triumphal March," Heintze; double mixed quar- tet, '"rhe Birthday of the King fIeidlinger; There were Shepherds, Sydenham. "Bethlehem," Bartlett
 In the evening at 7:30 Dr. Fort will give a Christmas meditation, 'It is in the Air" Music, organ, 'Scherzoso," woodman; Grand Chorus" stern double mixed quartet. carol, silent Night" '"rhe Heavens Are Telling (Creation), Haydn, and ''The Story of Bethlehem" cantata by spence Special Christmas program in the Sunday school at 12:1O noon; Ep- worth League meeting for young peo- ple at 6:30 D. m. led by the pastor. Special music.
 The Christmas entertainment or Washington Park church will be giV- en on Tuesday evening at 7:45. a can. tata entitled '"Tne Christmas Secret, under direction of the Fpworth League. In view of the unempIoy- 1nent situation and the need Of many In the city the Sunday school plans to give gifts this year instead ot receiv- ing them. The price of admission to the entertainment will be an apple orange or someother like gift, and following the program the classes Will present their gifts of provisions, etc., to be distributed later to the needy.
 A Christmas party will be held for the primary end Kindergarten depart r,ents in the chapel Wednesday at n n.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
SACRED CONCERT AT
 GRACE NJ. B. CHURCH

A sacred cantata. Star of the East" by Pearls. will be rendered at
 Grace M. E. church. Fairfield and
 day) night, Dec. 25, at 7:30 o'clock.
 Prelude for piano.
 Tenor solo. Arise Shine"-Web-
 ster Rowel1. Women's chorus, And Thou Beth lehem."
 Chorus. For Out of Thee Shall Come a Governor" Contralto solo, ''The Stranger Star, Mrs. Strout. Chorus, "G1ory to God" Soprano and tenor duet, The An, gels Song," Miss Marjory Hueschkel l and MT. Rowell. Chorus, "Sing, O Heavens" Soprano solo, "fThe Beautiful Star,''
 Miss Marjory Hueschkel.
 chorus with contralto solo. Awake | Put On Thy Strength" Miss Helen l Driver, solOist. women's chorus, "Bethlehenn." Baritone solo. Lead, Kindly Light, p | William Shane. i Contralto solo and quartet, '+There | Shall Be Night No More,' Miss Flor
 ence Knight. soprano, Mrs. strout' l contralto; Arthur Knight, tenor; Wal Tenor solo and chorus, Rejoice | Greatly" Solo by Raymond Slipper 1 ley.
 choir of 25 voices. All soloists, with l the exception of the baritone, are pu- | pills of the Fairfield County Music school; also the assisting accompa- | mist, Miss Elizabeth Robinson. Prof. l Herbert A. Strout is organist and l choir director. Mrs. Strout and Miss Robinson preside at the piano. This cantata will be one of the best pro auctions ever given by the Grace | church cho1r. The cantata will be re- peated at the Stratfield Baptist church | on Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. The Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey will preach at 10:30 0. m,, on 'NThe Birth of Jesus" Miss Marjory Hueschkell will sing '"The Star of Bethlehem" by Adams Cordial invitation to the public,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
CHURCH OF THE
 BLESSED SACRAMENT Mass fO:SO

An elaborate musical program has been arranged by Organist Grattan for the 10:30 mass on Christmas morning. Gounod's beautiful mass in honor of St. Cecelia will be given In full by the choir of 40, assisted by or gan and orchestra.
 Asperges-Schopf.
 Kyrie-Messe Solennelle-Gounod.
 GIoria-Mess So1ennelle-Gounod.
 Cred o-Messe Solennelle-Gouno
 Offertory-Adeste Fidelis-Novel1o.
 Sanctus Messe Solennelle-Gou- nod.
 Gounod.
 Agnus Dei-Messe So1enneIle-Gou- nod.
 ecessional-Dubois.
 So1o:sts-Sopranos, Mrs. Thomas Nash, Mrs. Harold You'd; tenors. James Gorm1ey, Patrick Bowe; bass, A. Ibison; organist and director, Michael J. Grattan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24
TRINITY CHURCH Rev. Father AitkenS

Christmas Eve, Saturday. Decem- Der, "A, at 8 p. m.: Procesional Hymn-7s-St. Louis. Magnificat-Eaton Fanfng. Carol-79-R. Willis.
 Carol-75-Avison.
 Carol-549-In Du1ci Jubi1o. Offertory-S0-Rege Square. Carol-551-The First Novel;. CaroI-552-Joy.
 Carol-554-Three Kings of Orient Carol-54s-Holy Night. RecessIoral hymn iS -Mendel- ssohn.
 Orsanist, Maestro Guido L. Caselot- ii; choirmaster, Samuel Brabner.