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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
ACTION HELD Up
IN SHOOTING CASE
Mrs. linda Meyers Granted New
Trial.

Prosecuting Attorney William p.
Evans said today he had not decided
what would be his first step in the re
trial of Mrs. linda Myers, 80. who was
convicted OF shooting and killing her
husband. Frederick A. Myers. Dec. 4.
1920. She pleaded self-defense.
The Supreme Court Friday ordered
a new trial.
Evans said he had sixty days before
the Supreme Court will certify its de-
cision to Criminal Court, in which to
make his plans.
Mrs. Myers was found guilty Of man
slaughter in Criminal Court Feb. Il,
1921. Five days later the court re
fused a new trial. and the case was
appealed to the Supreme Court.
Myers and his wife owned a large
residence at 1906 n. Alabama St., on
the third floor they had a photog-
rapher's studio. linda was Myers
second wife. He had two children by
his former wife. Evidence introduced
at the first trial showed that Myers
has been extremely cruel to his wife
and she had tired Of his abuse and
had filed a suit for divorce. A quar-
rel over the division Of the property
followed. It was during this quarrel,
it was said that the shooting occurred.
Mrs. Myers shot her husband four
times, the police say. Mrs. Myers
claimed self-defense and the Supreme
Court. IN granting a new trial, said
the evidence strongly supported her
contention OF self-defense. Mrs. Myers
has been at liberty under bond pend
ing the action OF the Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
BLOODY YULETIDE
FEARED IN ERIN
Persons on Rail Property Are
Ordered Shot on Sight.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
DUBLIN, Dec. 23.-Persons or rail.
way property without authorization
were ordered shot on sight by the
Free State today as the result of fresh
outbreak Of incendiarism and bomb
ing by Republican insurgents. A
bloody Christmas was feared, as the
rebels ignored an ultiniatum that four
of their number now in prison and
condemned to death would be execut-
ed if outrages continued. Free State
troops continued to storm Republican
strongholds. casualties resulting.
Eight civilians, including a mother
and daughter, were wounded when in
surgents in motor lorry raced
through Cork, bombing the streets
One man was killed and two women
and Free State private were wound
ed when government troops attacked
armed rebels in a Dorset st. strong.
hold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Catarrh
Asthma
Hay ever
A Home Treatment That Cured
Thousands of Sufferers
Last Year.
declared today.

If you suffer with chronic catarrh al
the head, stomach and bowels, nasty.
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asthma or hay fever. no matter how
severe or long standing; chronic cough
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call in person or write for full particu-
lars about our New Method home treat
ment, which cured thousands of people
last year.
This treatment is sold on trial basis
only. Use it two weeks and If not sat-
listed it costs you nothing. You be the
Judge Send no money. Write today for
tree advice.
Hundreds Of local references to home
people cured, whom you can talk to, can
and will be given.
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pom below:
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There will be an organ recital be
ginning at 1880 p. m. Sunday at St.
Philip Neris Immediately before the
solemn high mass. which will be cele-
Lrated at midnight by the Rev. George
Smith The choir will sing a group
of Christmas songs.
The program for the mass will be:
"Kyrie," Gloria in Excelsis," Gre
do" "Sanctus," "Benedietus," "Agnus
Der and offertory, "Laetentur ~Coeh. -
During the communion, "Adeste FL
deles" will be given. The same pro-
gram will be repeated at the 1880 a.
m. mass on Christmas day.
At p. m. Monday vespers and bene-
diction with the following program:
''Dixit Dominus," ''Laudate Do
minum," alma Redemtoris," by male
ouartette; 30 Salutarius," duet. So
prano and alto and "Te Deum."
Frank Viking is director.
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At All Souls Unitarian

DR. Frank S. c. Wicks announces
the following order for the II a. m.
service at All Souls Unitarian Church:
Holy Night" Buck; March of Magi
Kings" Hymn 1870. Service, Page IS;
Covenant; Morning Song" anthem,
THE Infant Jesus" Words of Aspira-
ton, responsive reading, Page IT:
Scripture, Hymn 1913, notices and Of
fering, "Bouree," Bach; address,
'"What Jesus Means to U.s." ''At Eve
ming" Pache; Hymn 532, benedichon,
postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" Han
del
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DILLON OUT Of
JAIL ON APPEAL
Republican Ward Leader
Furnishes $4,000 Bond.

Thomas B. Dillon was out Of Jail
today.
The Republican chairman of the
Twelfth ward, sentenced yesterday to
six months at the State penal farm
on a charge of operating a gambling
house, passed four hours in the
county Jail while attorneys arranged
an appeal to the Supreme Court. The
appeal permitted Dillon to get out on
IS, 900 bond. Jacob RoZaln, 927 S.
Capitol Ave, is surety.
Dillon was sentenced in Criminal
Court after a trial in which he
waived a jury. He received a limit
sence, which included a fine Of $500
and costs.
Policemen testified they were afraid
TO go around the Dillon corner on S.
Capitol Ave, because they thought
he was gambler and had political in
fiuence."
AS Dillon was led away to Jail he
remarked Christmas will be long
gone before I serve the sentence"
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Christmas Music PROGRAM

The following Christmas program
viii be given at the Woodruff Place
Baptist Church Sunday morning: Or
gan voluntary, Chorus Of Shepherds
hymn, % Come. All Ye Faithful"
anthem, Sing O Daughter Of Zion"
hymn, Angels From the Realm Of
Glory anthem, Sing We Merrily
Heart and Voice" offertory, Holy
Night Rev. T. J. Parsons delivering
his Christmas sermon; anthem, Thou
Didst Leave Thy Throne" and Post
lude, Christmas Marche" Mrs. Nell
Kemper is organist and William S.
Alexander is director.
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Two Programs Announced
POntJiCuI High Mass
tOBe Read at Cathedral

The Catholic Churches OF the city
have planned elaborate Sunday and
Monday services.
Pontifcal high mass will be said at
midnight Sunday at IS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral.
Childrens choirs win sing in many
Of the Catholic churches Of the city.
St Joseph's and other churches viii
offer a midnight Christmas program.
+ i +
At the Cathedral
At midnight Sunday. pontfcal high
mass will be read at IS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral. The Schola Can.
forum of SIS. Peter and Paul Cathed-
raj will sing the proper Of the mass
in plain chant and the ordinary OF the
mass from Pietro Allessandro Yon's
"Missa Regina Pacis."
At 1890 a. m. Christmas day the
midnight program viii DO repeated. At
1870 p. m. Sunday the following pro-
gram Will be given: Organ recital,
string quintette, Christmas Morn
double quartette, Silent Night" and
professional, "Ecce Sacerdos."
Pontihcal vespers will be held at
4:30 p. m. Christmas day. The
schola Cantorum viii sing the psalms.
hymns and antiphons in plain chant
Vatican Melodies"
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All Souls Unitarian Church: Organ
prelude, 1.-THE Holy Night March
Of the Magi Kings trio, Morning
Star" solo, THE Infant Jesus
offertory, Pastoral Symphony" vio-
lin, cello and organ playing "Bour-
ree;" trio, AT Evening" and postludo
Handers chorus. Miss Charlotte
Lieber will be the soprano soloist and
Mrs. c. A. Brockway will be at the
organ.
Pastor to Preach
The Rev. 9. c. Bonnell, pastor Of
the Garfield Ave. NJ. E. Church, will
deliver his Christmas message Sunday
morning. Special music will be
rendered by Mrs. Guy Hatfield
soloist, and a quartette consisting of
Mrs. Harry Marquette, Miss Florence
buchanan, J. G. Beck, and Harry
Marquette.
At 7:45 p. m. Sunday the following
voluntary; chorus, "Harl, the Herald
angels Sing" piano solo by Mrs.
William Woods; monologue, 20 Little
| Town in Bethlehem" as presented by
| Dorothy Bonnen, accompanied by
Mary Henderson; Mrs. Harry Sum
mers singing, There's A Song in the
Air" Christmas talk. by the Rev. Bon
nell; Mrs. z. Z. Van Osdal and Mrs.
Claud Miller singing. mo Room in
the Inn" double male quartette, con
sisting of Fred Warner, J. G. Murry
Harry Marquette, Howard Presnal.
J. G. Beck, Frank Daniels, G. V
Carrier and Carol Bonnel singing
Christmas Song" and the Junior
Girls Choir singing Holy Night
Silent Night"
Two Programs Announced
At St Paul NJ. E. Church the fol.
lowing order Of service will be OBJ
served Sunday morning: Organ,
"Andante in D." Mrs. Lenton Biddle-
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BANDITS GET SIS AT
GAS FILLING STATION
Daytime Robbery Takes Place at
Randolph and Michigan.

Two bandits held up and robbed
Charles Black, 1875 E. Pratt ST., man
ager of the National Refining Com
pany's gasoline filing station at
Randolph and Michigan SITS.
The men drove to the filing station
at $50 p. m. yesterday and said they
wanted Oil. AS black went inside to
obtain it, the men covered him with
revolvers and forced him to open the
cash register. One Of the bandits
took $25 out of the cash drawer and
the men drove away in their auto
mobile.
One of the robbers hit Black on the
arm with q revolver when he was
slow in opening the cash register.
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At Sacred Heart

First solemn high mass viii be held
at a. m. Sunday at Sacred Heart
Church. Program: Proper Of the
mass; "Missa Exulate Deo;" offertory.
"Adeste Fideles" and occasional.
Praise Ye the Father"
Second solemn high mass at 9:15 a.
NJ. with 4 the following program: In
troit, gradual, offertory and commune;
"Kyrie," Gloria" and "Sanctus" from
NIissa Regina Pacis; "Credo," "Bene-
dictus" and "Agnus Der from jubilee
mass; offertory, "Adeste Fideles" and
after high mass the papal hymn.
Solemn vespers will be held at 2:30
p. m. as follows: Psalms (four-Voiced),
"Jesu Redemption, Alma Redemtoris, -
20 Salutaris," "Tantum Ergo" and
Christmas carol following benediction.
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WILL LAY CORNER STONE
FOR NEW NURSES HOME
Shank and CIaycOmbe to Speak at
City Hospital.

Corner stone laying exercises were
to be held today at p. III. at the new
administration building and nurses
home at the city hospital.
Mayor Shank and Lloyd D. Clay
combe, city councilman, were to be
the principal speakers. A clinic was
to be held by DR.. Vilray T. Blair, sur
gean at Barnes Hospital, st. Louis,
Mo. following the ceremonies.
Mrs. Sarah Shank, wife of the
mayor; Mrs. e. e. Hodgin, president
of the board of public health. and
wives OF other hospital and city
officials were to receive at an open
house in the hospital reception room
to close the program.
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AT All Souls Church
At II a. m. Sunday the following
musical program will be given at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
THEATER MANAGERS GIVE
DINNER FOR FRED STONE
Star of "Tip-TOp" Tells How Dads
Red Shirt Gave Him Start.

Fred Stone, president of the Ma
tional Vaudeville Artists Association
and star of "Tip-Top," now at Eng
ish's, was the guest at turkey din
ner given by the arrangements of
English's. Keith's. Palace and Lyric
in the Lincoln room at the Lincoln
Hotel last night.
Artists and members of the N. V. A.
at the four houses We're present to
honor the head of the association. c..
Roltare Eggleston, manager of
Keith's, introduced Mr.. Stone, who
told of how he got his start on the
stage by putting en- one of his fathers
red flannel shirts, in which he per-
formed acrobatic stunts. He urged all
performers to join the N. v. A.
Editors and critics of the local news
papers also were present.
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At Holy Rosary Church
At Holy Angels Church

Midnight mass Sunday night will
be held at the Holy Angels Church
Music by the male chorus. Fred Lutz,
Carl Hindel violinists, VIII play
Christmas Carols. The program win
include silent Night" mass in honor
OF St. David. male choir; "Adeste
Fideles" and Christ Is Born"
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HOUSE is RANSACKED

A burglar entered the home of John
Bishop, S32 N. Capitol Ave. through
a side window last night. The house
was ransacked but the only thing
missing was a purse containing 81.
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To Give Cantata

Rev II. r. Waldo of the Second
Baptist Church will preach at II a. m.
Sunday on Gates Ajar." There will
be a special chorus and violin solo by
Jeane Waldo. At . p. m Sunday
there will be a distribution OF Christ
mas baskets. At night a cantata
Lord Of All" viii be given by a
chorus and soloists.
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Yesner Service Planned

A Christmas concert will be given
at D. m. Sunday by the Memorial
Presbyterian choir at Eleventh st.
and Ashland Ave. 1t will be in the
nature of a vesper service.
Miss Catherine Clifford, vioiinist;
Miss Vitori Montani, harpist, and
Mrs. Jarrard, formerly of indianapolis
but now Of Columbus, Ohio. will be
the soloists.
The program is as follows; Organ
prelude, The Holy Boy; procession
al, Silent Night, Holy Night; invo-
cation by the Rev James NJ. Eakins
hymn, 20 Little Town of Bethlehem, -
choir and congregation; organ, An
cient Christmas Carols" ~; Helen Ca
Their, Harriet Stout and Clara Mehr-
Itch singing I'VE, Three Kings of
Orient Are; Mrs. Nelson, The Fir-
gins Lullaby; harp, violin and or
gan ensemble, Away in a Manager" -
church quartette singing "Bethle
hem; offertory, Chorus Of Angels
Mrs. Jarrard singing Christmas Lul-
laby," with violin obngato by Miss
Clifford; Mrs. Morrill,, Birthday of a
King" and anthem, Glory to God in
the Highest Heaven"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
GARY SAYS 8-HOUR DAY
WOULD WRECK INDUSTRY
Head of Steel Corporation Fears For
Result of Shorter Working Hours.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 23-''I would like
to see the eight-hour day in general
effect throughout the steel industry,
but it would wreck the industry" Ell
bert H. Gary, chairman of the board
OF the United States Steel Corporation
declared today.
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HOLD-UPS INJURE MAN,
BUT FAIL TO GET MONEY
Proprietor of Fish Store Cut When
He Resists Attack.

Two would-be hold-up men attacked
Palace Butler, colored, 1880 North
western Ave, but failed to get his
money last night. Butler, the pro-
prietor Of a fish store at 1881 North
western Ave, was on his way home
from the store when a man struck
him as he passed an alley.
The blow cut a cash on his head
and he held up his hand to save him
self from another blow. The revolver
cut his hand. When the hold-up men
saw Butler was putting up a fight,
they ran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23

Midnight mass Sunday at St
BrIdget's will be as follows: Mass in
"C'' and offertory. Eight o'clock
mass, Monday. Christmas Carols sung
by the children's choir. Two o'clock
mass, "Adeste F1deles;" 1T Came
Upon a Midnight Clear" 20 Little
Town Of Bethlehem" Angels We
Fave Heard" benedicuon and "Te
Oeum."
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OYSTERS DISAPPEAR

An oyster thief was being sought by
the police today. Fred Bennett, 1920
z. Washington ST.. set a bucket con-
tanning one gallon of oysters in his
rear yard last night. They disappeared.
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Choir 10 Sing Carols

From a. m. to a. m. Christmas
morning, the choir Of the Heath Me-
mortal Methodist Church win go over
the city singing Christmas carols. Mr.
Edward Cato is director.
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Our Lady of LOurdes

Mass in honor Of St. John the Bap-
list will be read ar midnight Sunday
at Our Lady of Lourdes. Program
will include: "Adeste Fideles," con.
gregation singing; Christ IS Born"
Altar boys with organ accompaniment
and offertory, orchestral selections and
Christmas hymns.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-23
Santa Gloom

A package of Christmas pres
ents was stolen from Big Four
passenger coach at the Union De
pot, Albert Lambert, 1880 Z.
New York ST., reported to the
police. The package contained
candy, a pair of gauntlet driving
gloves and toilet set. The
value OF the missing Christmas
presents was SIS.
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Christmas Morning Sermon

Rev l. c. Fackler Of st. Matthew's
Evangelical Lutheran Church will
preach at 10 a. m. Monday on The
Real Christmas Scenes" Sunday
morning the subject will be Johns
Record of Christ" At night Christ
mas program will be given.
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FOUNDER OF TABERNACLE
GETS CHRISTMAS RESOLVE

citation to e. Howard CadIe.
A Christmas present in the form
of a resolution expressing "apprecia-
ton for the wonderful opportunity
that has come to us by being a part
of the evangelistic work Of the Cadle
Tabernacle" was in possession today
of E. Howard Cadle, founder and
builder of the Cadle Tabernacle, and
his wife. It was given by members
of the Gypsy Smith Choir.
The choir members resolved ''to re-
new our conservation of the past and
promise our loyalty in the future"
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Midnight Mass will he observed
Sunday at St. GATHERINGS as follows.
Silent Night" Kyrle mass in z fiat;
Gloria" "Credo;" Onertory, "Adeste
Fldeles;" "Sanctus;" "Benedictus" and
"Agnus Del"
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Roumanian Christmas Program

A Roumanian Christmas program
will be given at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at
the Garden Baptist Church. Money
and gifts for the Roumanian work will
be received.
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WOLF OF LA SALE
STREET Is ARRESTED

Warrant Charges Connection With
$4,000 Robbery at Omaha.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--John W. Wor-
Ellington, "the wolf of La Sale St., -
was in the clutches of the police to-
day.
Worthington was arrested on a war
rant charging him with connection
with the $4,000 robbery of the
Union Pacific Railroad Office 1T Oma-
ha, Neb. last March.
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Children to Sing Carols

The children Of the King Avenue
NJ. z. Sunday school viii give a pro
gram of Christmas carols and read
ings at 1920 a. m. Sunday. The Vest
ed Girls Glee Club. under the dIrec-
ton of Mrs. W. ". Clouse, viii rem
der a Christmas cantata. The Angel
and the star" Sunday night The
Epworth League viii hold a special
yuletide service at the county home
at $50 p. m. Sunday.
The program for The Angel and
the Star" is as follows: Opening
chorus, THE Desire of Israeli" Gladys
Wooden singing Jehovah Is Nigh"
Clara Spicer, soprano, singing THE
Lord, Our Righteousness chorus,
the Song Of the Angels" quartette,
consisting Of Mildred Howes Mary
Williams, Louise Lockwood and Hazel
Howes, singing "Oh! Hear All Ye Ma
TONS" chorus. 1.-THE Lord Hath Re
deemed His People," duet by Dorothy
Trotter and Lorene Dudley; solo by
Marguerite Kord; chorus, Led by the
Star" Mary Lawton singing THE
Heavens Declare His righteousness,
and chorus in two numbers.
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Head of Electrical Trust De-
CIareS Workers Might as
Well Be JObIeSS.
PRODUCTS ARE BARRED
imports Exceed Efforts, So Ma
ton Gets Deeper Into
Debt.
BIZ HILTON BRONNER
MA StnT COrreRDoNdent

ERLIN, Dec. %
"Germany's So
called prosperity
is no more real
than a b ri C k
p a in t e d with
sold is a genuine
gold ingOt. 1t is
appearance with
out substance"
The man who
said this to me
was no German
politician, [ a | k
ing about repara-
tons, but Herr
+ Q Tx Deutsch,
active head of
the greatest sin
gle business con-
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The recently organized choir Of the
Holy Name Catholic Church will
render the program at the Sunday
midnight mass as follows Holy
Night" Gloria" "Credo;" "Offer-
tory. "Adeste Fideles;" "Sanctus,"
"Benedictus" and "Agnus Del" and
"DQxology."
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AUTOMOBILE ROBBED

c. L. Bruce. 91S z. Vermont ST.,
parked his automobile IN front Of 1882
Broadway last night. A thief took
his overcoat. valued at $40.
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BIZ TIE KTSITOR

~HRISTMAS will be observed in
4 all Protestant and Catholic
~ churches of the city on Sunday
with special musical and devotional
services.
Never in the history of the city
have the churches planned such elab-
crate services for Christmas Sunday.
All the Sunday schools will observe
the day with special exercises.
Many churches have prepared sac
red cantatas rejecting the spirit Of
the day. All pastors will deliver
Christmas messages some time Sun
day.
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children's choir, "Hark. What Mean
Those Holy Voices" "Adeste
Fideles;" ooh, Lovely Infant, Dear
est Saviour" and junior orchestra.
At 1890 a. m. Monday, High Mass
will be observed. Vespcrs and
benediction at p. m.
At Holy Rosary Church
The masses at Holy Rosary Church
will begin at midnight Sunday and Z
aud 10 a m. Monday. The program
fer the midnight mass Is as follows:
Silent Night Mass in Honor Of tho
Child Jesus" ofertory. "Adeste Eide
les" and Angeles We Have Heard"
At 10 a. m. Monday the same pro
gram will be rendered followed by
benediction Of the Sacred Sacrament.
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At Holy Trinity

Masses on Christmas day at Holy
Trinity Church viii DO at $50, 1880,
$50 and 10 o'clock with the following
program Mass in c, Offertory,
"Sveta noe" "Angelskopette" and
"Bozji." Frank TRAINER is director
and organist:
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On Sunday morning, the entire serv.
ice will be given over to the spirit OF
Christmas at the First Presbyterian
Church. The children of the Sunday
school will take part In an entertain
ment called white Gifts for the
King" James L. Kellson is in
charge. Contrary to past customs,
there will be no Sunday night preach
ing service. as It Is planned for all
families to make Christmas eve home
event and 20 instruct the children re-
garding the story Of Christ. a quar-
tette and choir will render a musical
program at 4:45 p. m. Sunday.
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Midnight mass is announced Sun
day night at st. Joan Of Arc Church.
The program consists Of convent mass
in &C" and Congregational singing
Of 'Adeste Fideles," "Ioly Night"
and Christmas carols.