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LOCAL ITEMS

Ned Frost is hunting bear in the Elk
Fork country.
Miss Nellie Jenkins was down from
the suburbs of Wapiti on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Jones was in town on Sat
urday having her teeth fioated.
l.. H. Larom was in town on Tues
day to meet Valley guests from the
East.
Mrs. Lulu Hall is planning to have
her annual American Legion dance OF
June 23rd.
Mrs. e. ". Robertson and Mrs.
Charles .Belden lave been in Denver
this week on a shopping expedition.
Powell has decided to have a 4th
of July celebration of its own and
come to the Stampede on the 9Th and
9Th.
Rex Spencer who has been lame for
a couple of weeks says a horse kicked
him. 1t may have been a mule, how
ever (white.)
Word was received by H. C. Har-
graves of the death of his brother,
Matt Hargraves, in Hollywood, Cat-
fornia, this week.
Larry. Dewitt Of Los Angeles arrived
in Cody last week to go on a bear
located in a wonderful place but "Oh
l,,,t ,-s4l. Do--w HuvGII-~-
Walter ICELAND writes from South
Carolina that Greenville where he is
located is a wonderful place but 20
you Cody"
John kirkpatrick came in from his
estate on Skull Creek and spent a few
days in town. John is from Texas
and the champeen roper of these
parts.
Col. Melton of the Big Store return
ed Monday from a few days pleasure
trip to Billings, on which he also at
tended to some minor business mat
tiers.
A family named Sherwin intend to
open a store on the reserve line this
summer where they will sell supplies,
eggs, vegetables and milk to tourists
en- route to the Park.
W. L. Simpson has returned from
danaorans,~ -, 81
arad hrt ~ I,eo 49, - ns.,S@S5
for sona 49,
Miss Betty Rumsey returned on
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itect, Billings, Montana. A deposit
of Twenty FIVE ts25.O0) Dollars must
be made for the plans before sam
are delivered, which sum will be re.
funded upon the return of the plans
in good condition.
The Trustees eserv the right to
accept any bid or to reject any or all
, 1922-05-31

Mrs. Jennie G. Murphy who bosses
construction gangs n stree clean
ers of ankton. S. D.. is the only m
street commissioner in the world.
, 1922-05-31

bids.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
School District Number Sixteen (16).
Park County, Wyoming.
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1922.
Signed:
WILLIAM FEYHL, President
Attest; A. A. LINTON, Secretary.
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The a~ccumulations of Christmas
funds in the United States this year
amount to $50, 900, 900.
, 1922-05-31

FOR SALE-Electric Shoe Shop, Co
dy, Wyo., fully equipped modern shoe
repair shop established nine years;
good paying businegs. Reasons,
health. VIII sell machinery, shoe
stock. and building. sll or part. In
quire OF A. . Foard, 725, Cody, Wyo.
, 1922-05-31

PLANTS-Cabbage, 81 hundred; eau
lilower, $3.50 hundred; Celery, s125
hundred; Peppers, SOC doz. Twice
transplanted Tomatoes. 81 dozen. Co
dy Green House. Phone 1872. Ats
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LOST-A lady's Cameo ring, A. e. r.
engraved inside band. Marquise set
ting. Return to Enterprise and re-
ceive reward. 43-2t
, 1922-05-31

WANTED-Woman cook by June 10.
Apply Enterprise. 18-42-tf.
, 1922-05-31

WANT TO BUY-2 thorobred Guern-
sey or Jersey COWS. H. A. Thurston.
Cody. 19-42tf
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Cabbage and Tomato Plants at the
Ross Inn. 15-41tf
LosT-down town, cameo SCARF pin.
Finder return to Enterprise for lib
eral reward. 42tf.
WANTED-Woman cook by June 10.
Apply Enterprise. 1s-42-tf.
WANT TO BUY-2 thorobred Guern-
sey or Jersey COWS. H. A. Thurston,
Cody. 19-42tf I
WANTED-General house work, by
day or hour. Phone $50 w. 4SGt
LOST-FIvE HEAD OF HORSES,
all ~geldipgs. branded with mu- -
sic rack or flying H......... YIN
on left shoulder. One buck VII
skin and two sorrels Zone m
with croppy ears) supposedly below
Cody. One buckskin and one grey
supposedly this side of Cody. Suit
able reward if finder viii notify June
Little at Valley, Wyo. 43tf
LosT-A 1ady's Cameo ring, A. e. r.
engraved inside band, Marquise set
ting. Return to Enterprise and re-
ceive reward. 43-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 100000 and
commission to sell guaranteed cord
and fabric tires direct from factory
at lowest prices. Goodstock Tire Co,
HOG s.. Michigan Ave, Chicago. III.
FOR SALE-Dining room table, at
Ross Inn.
FOR SALE-4S0-acre ranch on North
Fork up Bradisher creek. Fenced and
cross-fenced. Mrs. Pearl Weston, Nor
ris Ranch, Wyoming. 1884
FOR SALE-Homestead relinquish-
ment, $40 acres good grazing land,
plenty of water. under fence. Inquire
at Enterprise. 14-40-8
wANTED-Bees. G. e. Workman,
Cody. i3-4O-tf.
WANTED-A woman who has a CON
siderable tract Of land in the oil zone
in the Greybull country would like to
correspond with an experienced bust
mess man with a view to malcng an
arrangement for handling same. Re-
ferences required. Address Enter
prise. 40tf.
PLANTS-Cabbage, 81 hundred; Cau-
linower. $3.50 hundfed; Celery, $125
hundred; Peppers, Soc doz. Twice
transplanted Tomatoes, 81 dozen. Co
dy Green House. Phone 1872. Ats
FLOWERS-Asters, SOC doz: Pansies,
Use doz. Cody Green House. 41t3
FoDND-Man's Vest; marked Geo.
Mclean, G. ". p. Owner may have
same by paying for this advertise
ment at The Enterprise. 41tf
FOR SALE-Electric Shoe Shop, Co
dy. Wyo., fully equipped modern shoe
repair shop established nine years;
good paying business. Reasons.
health. VIII sell machinery, shoe
stock. and building. sll or part. In
quire OF A. Foard, 725, Cody, wyo.
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CIassifiedAds

Cabbage and Tomato Plants at the
Ross Inn. 15-41tf
LOST-down town, canned scarf pin.
Finder return to Enterprise. for lib
eral reward. 42tf.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Universal Church Of Christ.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE !
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SCIENCE
CHUR6AE- or CMRIsr. soisutsss.

CHUncAEr OF CHRIBr. scisntist.
Branches ~ Ths Mother Chursh. Tns
HfrSe Church os Christ. ecbsst1st.
In 0sstoa. Msss.
Flint Church 81 Christ, OcieueioA
Columbia road and Euciid ct
0eeood Church 81 Christ, ScIentbs
-. =. Nasenio Temple. sth and y n. d
Third Church of Christ, 0cisntioe.
Masonic Temple. 18th and n z. ave-
reurth Church Of Christ 6cientise.
Ths Arcade i<th and Park n
SUBJECT-"Christ Jesus"
aEHvlcEo-- a
Sunday. n Q. N. ana = -
SUNDAY eCHoOL--l1 q. ..
WBDNneDAY EVENING MEETINGS
READING ROOMs,
lsle = eT. n. W.. Room ese-
s:,sss ,:'s:s:S. ! ;SS sundays A,d hol'd.'~
,Ss ExsT CXPiroL ST.
asurA II te . tsxcspt MsdnssaaSN
COLORADO BLDG. lSth anl o 0tas-
1oufa, 10 to . <Wed., 10 - y 80
UpA. and holidays. a:1t te g:oeb.
I1E ARCADE. llth sAA rssk ~. Sess.
~ Flesel-
a 20 S;ts week days; also Z 70 .
. = tsxcspt wsASssdsyss1
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
FINDS PR0BE0F
B0NDsNEN
Futile
Royal hughss Blocked BY Lack
o. Offered Aid, He
Declares.

Investigation into alleged collusion
among professional bondsmen and
certain lawyers win be discontinued
by thAl committee Of attorneys ap-
pointed by, Police Court Judges to
gather, evidence. Royal Hpshes. who
fostered the charges. said today.
The COMMITTEES decided upon this
action. the attorney said. when, they
found II futile to gather any further
evidence against the bondsmen, and
because II was receiving no co-opera-
tion from authorities whose aid was
needed. -. ss.4f .g'
Several weeks ago. Hughes. IN
open c6urt, charged that bondsmen.
working In agreement with shyster
baYristers. were fleeing unsuspect-
ing .men and women who were ar
restcd. He. also charged that certain
profe;s!onal ,,,s 8 ,;.! arretiss practiced law
Judge Hardison and HIS associate
Judge Mcmahon, held q hearing IN
which testimony, mostly hearsay and
invalid, was brought forth. At the
hearing. two reporters took down
the testimony as II was offered, and
stenographic copies were given to
both Judges. A committee was ap-
pointed by the court to look further
into the matter, but according to
Hughes, they have been unable to
gather enough evidence to make out
charges.
No report ON the action to be taken
by the court has yet been made.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
CHOIR.
To RENDER 1 !.
CAROLS
Old Service With orchestk kaI'
Accompaniment TO Be Hsld
Christmas Eve 's

The choir Of the Church OF the
Ascension, Massachusetts, avenue
and Twelfth street northwest. will
render an old English carol service
with orchestral accompaniment ma
. o'clock Christmas Eve.
In conformity with medieval Gus.
tom teh church win be lighted by
candles placed In the windows ana
chapcel. Carols to be sung, are,
Adeste Ffdeles, Christmas Morn.
Good King wenceslas, The First
NOVEL;. God Rest Ye Merry Gen
tlemen; o Little Town Of Bethls-
hem. I.
The offertory number viii be
Cantique de Noel uioly Mighty
Adams. for tenor.
After benediefion. the quartette !,
composed of Aileen NJ. Burns, &C
prano; Julia c. Gray. contralfdl
George f. Bayliss. tenor and
Lawrence r. Murray. basso, win
sing unaccompanied,. Silent Night.
Mr.. John B. Wilson Will direct
the orchestra, composed OF first
and second violin. bass violin. fiutei
clarinet, cello and harp. W J ~
The church doors viii be open To
the public at . p. m. All seats, are
free.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Church Choir Programs

tor Of music At Nj. Pleasant church
10 Mrp. Elizabeth 8. Maxwell. who
ACQUIRED much Of her musical train
ing Ia England and English churches
and she has arranged q program to
command the attention Of al lovers
OF ecclesiastical music; l
"A short Christmas sermon win be
preached by the pastor, the Rev.
Clifton X. Fay, and. In addition TO
the carols. the musical plumbers viii
include 6hslley's ''Christmas," Vim
cents There Were Shepherds.
NeidlipSer's ANGELS from the Realms
OF Glory" Adams 20 Holy Night
Neldlingsr's Birthday OF . King"
and Touss' Sing, o Heavens. The
double Q6artet OF this church. which
u rated ~ one Of the best Of the
church choirs Of washington, In
cludes Elisabeth & NAxwell and
Lulu q. Fitzpatrick. sopranos: Alice
Jones and Florence r. Steinbrenner,
contraitos: DIR. George Il. saxon and
William H. Bell. tencrs; Walter. p.
Gray and Harry b. Denham, bassos.
Mrs. Nancy Aiico Lowe II the church
orgAnist. 5fT 49, .5,
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
PHILIPPINE WOMAN TO
GIVE LECTURE ON ISLANDS

Nine. De Veyra. wife Of the
Philippine commissioner. will give
her Illustrated lecture on the
jslands before the Massachusetts,
Society, at q meeting the evening
Of January 9 in Masonic Hall.
Congressman Zihlman Of Maryland
will make an address.
Two big social affairs have been
planned by the society's entertain
ment committee. the first a recep-
ton to Massachusetts officers in
the military service stationed in
washington, to be held the night Of
February at the Willard Hotel.
and the other q, reception to
mayors of Massachusetts cities the
evening of May at the same
place -r'.+t
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
CHOIR TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS
CAROLS ]
First Congregational Church
to Have Three Separate
Programs Tomorrow.

AZ the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and g streets northwest. DIR.
Jason Noble Pierce win give two
Christmas messages tomorrow, one
at IL q. M. who Has the Best
Time at Chrtstmas?" and at 8 p. m .
Rejoice Today"
The vested CHORUS Of sixty voices.
assisted by the quartet. composed
OF Estelie Wentworth. soprano; Col
die D. Hutchins. contraito; Albert
PArr. tenor. and James 70. 8. Kin.
sella, bass, under the direction Of
Harry Edward Mueller, win render
three very unusual programs on
Sunday at IL a. m. 4:46 p. m. and
p. m. Some OF the favorite Christ
mas carols win be sung ut the morn
ing service, ..Shepherd's Christmas
Song" Sleep Holy Babe. God
Rest Ys Merry Gentlemen" Holy
Estelle Wentworth win sing RE
joice Greatly" from sHandefs Mes
Nah and the chorus win render
Chime Ye Bells of Heaven" (Shel-
ieyf and .'Hallelujah Chorus Han.
dels Messiah).
The musical vespers Sunday ut
<:<6 o'clock win be an unusual pro-
gram. One Of the most popular Of
the many Christmas cantatas, Dud-
ley Bucks Coming Of the King"
viii be sung by the vested choir,
assisted by the quartet and under
the direction OF Mr.. Mueller.
An unusual feature of the eve
ming service VIII be the candlelight
professional Of the choir. Another
Christmas oantata> win be presented
at the evening service, John Brew.
er's THE Holy Night" with solo.
welcome 10 extended to all visitors.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
PRESBYTER|ANS
To DEDICATE
. ORGAN
Warner msmdtal Church at
: Remington 10 Be Scene Of
Special Service.

A special service VIII be held In
the Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church at Kensington. Nd. tomor-
row At $40 p. M. where there will
be dedicated the fine new organ pre-
sented al a memorial to their father
by the family Of the late Brainard
H. Warner, who did q great deal to
put this church on . secure founda-
tion. -
Other gifts. including the new
building, q baptisrn font, and pulpit
Bible win also be dedicated. p.
The organist win be Charles T.
Ferry, Of the Firak Baptist Church,
Warrington, who will play several
selections during and after the serv-
ice.
Ministers taking part will be Rev,
r. Atkinson. pastor; Rev. Or. J. It.
MaFshall. Of GEORGETOWN, D. c.; q
former pastor: Rev. DIR. MCDOWELL
And Rev. II. b. Fulton, moderator
Of ,Presbytery. ~
This congregation now has one Of
the finest church properties IN the
vicinity Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
CHURCH GIVES DINNER
FOR CHILDREN AND AGED

The. Vermont Avenue Christian
Church has arranged to provide sps-
cial Christmas dinners for the In
mates Of the six children's homes
Of the Christian Church located at
st. Louis, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver.
Atlanta and Omaha: for the five
homes for the aged. located at Jack
sonville, Dallas, Walla walla, WASH.
Long Beach, Cal, and Marion, Ind.
and for the hospitals at Valparaiso,
Ind, and Kansas City, Mo.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Births, deaths
| Phone Main $500 Until
2 p. N. Obituary Desk
BRIG. GEN. j. c. GILMORE.

Brig. Gen. John G. Gilmore, re-
tired, died at Walter Reed Hospital
yesterday after a brief illness at the
age of eighty-five years. He had a
distinguished military career.
General Gilmore, born in Canada,
came to New York at an early age
and entered military service In 1851.
as a captain In the Sixteenth New
York Infantry. He. served In both
the civil and spanish-American wars.
The officer received .brevets IA major
for gallant and meritorious services
in the battle OF Antietam. ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Peck Memorial

The sermon topics of Rev. Irving
W. ketchum at Peck Memorial are:
Morning. Christmas in Bethie-
hem; evening" "A Robbers Christ
mas. Walter Locke will lead the
Christian Endeavor service at Z
p. m.
The annual Christmas celebration
by the Sunday school will be held
on "Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
There will be a Christmas tree and
exercises by the children.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
MINES BUREAU EMPLOYEES
ENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY

Employees of the Bureau Of
Mines and their families were
treated to their third annual
Christmas party in the auditorium
OF the interior Department yester-
day,
Recitations were given by Lucille
Kearney. Edgar Bowles and Daddy
Bain." During dinner on the roof
cafe a radio concert was given
under the direction Of DIR. w.
Seibel. Mrs. Martha Jones led the
accompanied by he Lakeland
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
VAUGHAN BIBLE CLASS TO
HEAR CHRISTMAS MUSIC

Special music has been arranged
by the class orchestra for the session
Of the Vaughn class Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning. The
numbers win include THE Gloria"
from NoSart's Twelfth Mass and the
War March" from Priests OF
Alfalfa.
I Professor l. ID. Bliss viii deliver q
Christmas address on the )" Message
Of the Shepherds. Seventeen new
members have been added to the
class during the last week. b
The class will take part In the
Christmas GivinG farty OF tins Sun-
day school on Wednesday evening
and win donate china and sllverware
for the Children's Baptist Home and
the Baptist Home for Old Ladies'
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
iMPRlsoN BARRIcADEo
MAN IN HIS HOME

MONTGOMERY, w. Va, Dec. 23.
Mayor b. c. Hooper. Of Montgom-
cry. announced Wednesday that no
attempt would be made at present
70 arrest Tom Otey. who has been
harricaded in. his nome there since
Saturday when he was wounded by
a, policeman during an attempt to
eiisarm and arrest him.
A guard will be maintained around
the house. however. he said. to pre-
vent Otey from leaving II. -.s's.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Ghurtll Seruires Jolllorrolp
I Vermont Avsaue Christian.

.sfmmanucl" Will be the subject Of
the Rev. DR.. Earle Wiifley's Christ
mas sermon tomorrow morning at
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. DR.. Wnfley win preach q
and an appropriate musical program
win be rendered by the chorus choir,
under the direction OF w. f. Braith-
waite.
On Thursday the woman's Society
win continue It's study OF foreign
missions. when Mrs. j. NJ. Pickens
will review the second chapter of
the book. building With India"
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Whits Cross Bureau Meets.

Under auspices of the, Ministers
and Deacons Union OF the District
OF Columbia Unc.), the National
Ministers Evangelistical Alliance OF
America and the White Cross Free
s Labor Bureau. a meeting. incident
70 the $4,000 drive for colored
churches. will be held Sunday night
at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
-Newiy-eIected officers OF the first
named BODY WIN bc ,ustsilcd.'s
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Ninth Street Christian.

Christian Church Bible school win
welcome Major and Mrs. w W.
Kirby, who are returning after four
months in South America. where
Major Kirby has been setting up
equipment for the United StateAI ex-
hibit at the Brazilian Exposition.
Major Kirby is the general superin-
tendent Of the Bible school.
At the church service, William
Knowles Cooper will bring a mes
sage, "How Jesus Spent His Christ
mas Days" Special Christmas mu-
SIC at this service.
At night, the program will be mu-
sical for the most part. with a clos
ing tableau OF four scenes on the
Nativity"
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Trsnsfiguration Episcops,.

The Transfiguration Episcopal
Church Will hold carol service at
1880 on Christmas eve, and services
ON Christn,as morning At 7:30. $50
and IL O'clock.
The church wishes to all it's mem.
bers and their friends q holy and
happy Christmas, and cordially in
vites them to all OF the above
Hervices. and to the ,children's Sun
day school entertainment on De-
cember 28, at 7:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN
PECK MEMORIAL
syIvanla avs. and ssth q. nsr'

PennoyIvAnla ave. and 40th @. n0fthW01N-
Irving Ketchum's 6ermoas.
400 q. m.--"Christmas in Bsthishern.r
7:tb-"A Robbers Christmas"
io1s-Meu's Bible Class.
500 p m--Bunday School
7,oo p. nc. E.. "Christrnas All the
Year" Walter Locke. leader.
Wednesday, . p. m.-Annuai Christmas
exercises OF the Sunday School speciaf
program by the children. vf
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
BIRTHS.

Robert r. and Amy T. Bresnahan. boy.
William A. and Robbie Z. Hit. boy.
John r. and Alice T. Atkins. boy.
Francis and Carmela Fabrisio, boy.
Norris and Rose Bass, boy.
Harry r. and veda Kohler. boy.
Gregorio r. and Lydia N. Umsli, boy.
Robert II. and Ora 10y. boy.
Frank and Helen Psnspoulas. boy.
Walter ID. and Marian BOOKINGS. girl.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Swan Oscar Lays Some Eggs

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 23.--
Harrisburg officials are surprised at
Oscar, the city's pet swan. While
". Grant Forrer, assistant superfn-
tendent Of parks. was on an inves-
tigating tour he found Oscar had
laid q nest Of nice big swan eggs.
Oscars name will be changed.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Hamllne Methodist.

Christmas morning a candleiight
service under tho auspices of the
Epworth Leagues win be held at
Hamline Church at $40 o'clock. A
Christmas service with Christmas
spirit. n.
Tomorrow morning, DIR. Fox win
preach on ''rhe Prince Of Peace" at
the Hamlins Church. Ninth and p
streets northwest. In the evening
z pageant will beSgiven entitled ''The
Child OF Prophecy"
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Epiphany EpiscopaL

Services at Epiphany Episcopal
Church on Chistmas Eve and
Christmas Day are: Sunday. morn
ing prayer and sermon by the
rector. Or. James z. Freeman: !
p. m, Sunday school rnanger SER
vice; $40 p. m. Christmas carols
on the McKim memorial chimes:
Q p. M, special carol service rend-
cred by Epiphany choir: 1850 p. m,
carols and Christmas hyms on the
bells: midnight. Holy Communion.
and on Christmas, 7:30 q. m. Holy
Communion; II q. m, morning
prayer and sermon W DR.. Free
man.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
lEA"
BAPTIST

E. Hez Sven, se:.sIa.;ss se:.sf; tss.t:;s ..s.. :.
ans Unusual Dream" .. m. A s.taror
soieist. male quartette and inais chsrps.
Attractive Auditoriuni: good organ.
comfortable chairs Omen like .thsuil:
Cente nnial Baptist Church. I'm q 7 n. 3.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Fsryt Baptist.

DR.. Henry Allen Tupper. six
teenth and o streets. win speak
tomorrow. II A. m, "A Universal
Utopia;' 3 p. M. "The Heart-Hope
Of Humanity"
Christmas carols WIN be sung at
the evening service. closing with the
"Hailelujah Chorus" sung by the
quartet and evening chorus. Prof.
Ferry viii give a twenty-ninute
organ recital from 7:40, to 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Church Of tho Ascenslou.

The choir OF the Church Of the As
cension viii render special music. on
Christmas Day At 1o:so o'clock. The
Processionai. zen cAsne Upon a
Midnight Clear" Willis; Introit,
"Glori1." Moxart's 18th Mass; Kyrie.
Gloria Tibi;'' GratIas Tibi. "Sur.
sum" Corda, "Sanctus" Agnus Del.
.'Gloria In Excelsis;" Eyre in e Flat:
communion service. Offertory an
them. :.
Eyre In E Fiat; communion serv-
them. Sing O. Heavens" Tours: Incl
dental solos BY members Of the guar.
soprano. Julia c. Gray, contraito;
George r. B&yliss. tenor. and Law
renee E. Murray, basso. 80 /.
Sermon hymn, 20 Little Town Of
BethlAhen;' Gloria" Daiiks: Three
Fold, Amen" Neukomm: recessional,
"Hark. the Herald Angels Sing. "
Mendelssohn.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
Meet Me at the Metropolitaz
MERRY CHRISTMAS :f (

Ps.tsr-JoHN coadPTON BALL,
II .. m.-"when Christ Was Born
7:4s .. m.--"Under the sprsading
Christmas Tree"
See the lighted tree, SEQ electric bulbs.
Attend the church that giows. goes. and
grows continually. Special music.
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
NJ. PisHsant N. 3.

Under the auspices of the womsn's
Bible ClaSs Of the MI. Pleasant NJ.
q. Church, South. Sixtesnth ana IA.
mont streets nerthwest. the double
quartet Of the church win give .
special Christmas musicai service to-
morrow evening. The church will
be decorated with holly and Christ.
mas green's and. during the elaborate
musical program the traditional
Christmas songs and carols WIN bs
sung BY the light OF the candles In
the church windows and scattered
through the decorations. The airsc-
The Washington times., 1922-12-23
All saints Episcopal.

All Saints Church. Chevy Chase.
the Rev. J. w. Austin. rector. The
Christmas services win commence at
l1;3O .. m. Christmas Eve, when the
choir will sing old Christmas carols,
followed by holy communion.
Stainer's Communion Service in F'''
will be sung at this service, with
when Jesus Was Born" by Cruiclr-
shank, for the offortory. .,y ~
At 1880 q. m. Christmas Day the
service will be morning prayer and
holy Communion, with the following
program: ."Te Deum" in b minor
iDudiey-Buci). "Benedictus' wood
ward, Communion Service," by
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