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TRADING IS QU|E:TER
IN BOND MARKET
No Signs Seen of Revival of
Investment Interest-Little
Weakness Is Noted.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, August 24.-Bond
trading today was. if anything, some
what quieter than yesterday. This
meant a dull market. judged by the
standards of two months ago. There
were no signs of revival of invest
ment interest. On the other hand,
there was certainly no weakness OF
any sort.
Considerable interest was taken In
some of the foreign bonds. Saxon
Public Works Is had closed Monday
at 98A. They opened at 9S7s and
ran up well across SO with the course
of the day. This movement was &C
companied by good-sized transactions.
Poland IS Are Feature.
Poland IS were another feature, not
that they changed so much in price,
but they were actively dealt in over
a range of a point most of the time.
Kingdom of Italy Is were also fairly
active around S93s to S9h. Hungarian
7ks were dealt in at 99A and 99A
Japanese issues were down a fraction
while Swiss 61as were slightly higher
French government 8s' crossed 103
after closing on Monday at 102 Is. The
Is were also slightly higher.
Not much change occurred in
South American issues. Bolivia SIS
were dealt in around 1919 and 101 q
Rio de Janiero IS of 1916 were off
a fraction. Brazil Is changed hands
at 94ia and 94a. The Brazil SIS
were slightly lower.
Germarp. bonds were not as active
The Rhinelbe rs were slightly lower.
German General Electric Gas were
also down, but not to any important
extent.
Chicago Railways SIS were one of
the features in point of activity,
opening lower, then rallying. then
holding around yesterdays final. A
fair amount of business was done
again in Andes Copper Is and in
Anaconda issues, but without any
noticeable change in price. Inter-
national Paper 6s sold at par. War
ner Sugar rs did somewhat better.
At least the recent selling was not
pursued. International Telegraph
and Telephone 51as, convertible into
stock at the rate of $125 bonds for
500 par value of stock, naturally
went up with the latter. Cities Serv-
ice Power and Light Is were bought
at advancing prices.
S. A. l.. Adjustments Active.
In the railroad section. Seaboard
Air Line adjustments were active
and higher and the Consolidated 6s
the same. Delaware and Hudson
convertible IS f1uctuated between
1151a and 115 most of the time.
Chesapeake and Ohio convertible IS
went up with the stock.
The banking group, headed by
Dominick & Dominick, offering the
$5,000000 Compania Guiana 3-year
&c per cent guaranteed gold notes,
announced that they have all been
sold. Other new offerings included
100000 additional issue of Budd
Realty Corporation first and refund
ing 6s, due 1941. paid at SO and &C
crued interest to yield over 6.10 per
cent. by a syndicate headed by Lee
Higginson & Co, and $1,500.000
Amalgamated Phosphate Co. first
CLOSED" mortgage sinking fund 6s at
90 and interest to yield 6.27 per cent,
offered by the National City Co.
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK RD.-StockS heavy:
U'lted States Steel freaks below $50.
Bonds steady; rain liens firm on good
July earnings. Foreign exchanges
mixed; Spanish rCse tas break . points.
Cotton higher; unfavorahle crop adj
vices. Sugar easy: commission house
liquidation. Coffee lower; trade sell
ing.
CHICAGO.-Whea lower: better
threShing weather. Corn easy; slow
cash demand. Cattle firm. Hogs ir-
regular.
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SUGAR UNCHANGED.
Futures Are Shade Lower-Sep-
tember Contracts Heavily Sold.

NEW YORK. August ~ P).-
'~r'.,es were unchanged in the raw
suker market early today at 4.24 for
Cuban. duty paid. No sales were
reooro d.
ku> sugar futures were IA shade
lowe: again, being featured by heavy
l'q llda zion of September contracts
and the eXchangin Of that delivery
10 l4v positions. Offerings were
absol hy houses with trade and
CUBAN connection and prices at mid
da~ tela / point net lower
DIV moderate inquiry was re-
ported TOR refined sugar. Prices
wer. II changed at $50 to $50 for
fue nulated.
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SALES OVERSEAS GAIN.

NEW YORK, August "a R.-
Sales of General Motors cars to over
seas dealers in the first half of 1926
increased SO per cent over the same
period of 1925. with a total of 60
vehicles. Exports contributed about
10 per cent of total business and
should approximate 100000. 900.
wholesale value, for the year 1926. a
statement said. Wholesale value Of
General Motors exports last year was
SIT, 109 500, against $50 ,929, 1922 in 1924
and $39 1913 1863 in 1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-24
MAY CHANGE POLICY.

BOSTON. August "a (SpeciaD.-The
Waldorf System. Inc, operating a
chain of 120 restaurants in New Eng.
land and the Middle West, may
change it's policy as a result of re
cent surveys. Figures compiled sc
far indicate. the neighborhood restau
rant is more profitable than one in
the business section.
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REIMBURSEMENT ADOPTED.

NEW YORK, August "a UP).-Hold-
ers of certificates of deposit repre-
senting first mortgage convertible 6
per cent serial gold bonds of the
Mecklenburg Mills Co. have been mott
fed that a plan of readjustment has
been adopted by the committee headed
by Albert J. Beringer. The Fidel-
ity Trust Co. of New York is deposi-
tary for bonds and all coupons ma
turing on and after October /, 1923.
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WARD co. EXPANDING

NEW YORK. August "a R.-Ca-
pacity .of the Ward Baking Corpora
ton will be increased by approXi-
mately 11,500,000 pounds of bread
and 10.750,00 pounds of cake an
nually on completion of new cOnstruc-
ton and extensions to existing plants.
The cost exceeds $1,000. 900. which has
been provided from earnings.
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FLOUR IS STEADY.
NEW YORK. August ia OP

NEW YORK. August "a RD.-Flour
steady; Spring patents. 7.90aS.40. Rye
steady: No. Western, 1.OSR fob.
New York and LOTS elf. export
Barley easy; mailing, S0aS21a elf.
New York Lard steadier; Middle
West. 15.35a15.45. Wheat futures
opened easy: domestic, December.
,1.43h. Other articles unchanged.
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ALCOHOL UP TWO CENTS.

NEW YORK. August "a R.-Na-
tional~ Distillers' Products Corpora
ton. has advanced prices of all grades
of alcohol cents a gallon. meeting
the increase by United States Indus
trial Alcohol.
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BUYS THEATER CHAIN.

NEW YORK, August "a R)s-Uni-
versal Cham Theaters Corporation has
acquired the chain of II motion pic
ture theaters operated in Milwaukee
by the Stillman Theaters, Inc. This
gives the corporation 234 movie
houses throughout the country.
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RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK, August "a tSpeciaD.-
Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets,
declined 4 cent at today's noon quo
tation of 40 cents. This compares with
IL cents a month ago and 81 cents a
year ago.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Npr YORK. August "a tSpeciap.-
SAFETY fancy lettuce sold well at
higher prices. Crates of dozen
heads peddled out at s. 10 $3.50 for
the best, occasionally as high as So
on fancy, and off grade ranged from
auc to $l.5o. Romano brought from
1sc TO SIPS. chiefly soc to 75c.
The demand for caulifiower was
quite active. Catskill Mountain.
cra.es o. 70 and 16 heads. wholesaled
from 81 TO S. for the finest and 81
to $3.50 for the fair to ordinary quail
ity Colorado offerings were limited
and sa'es Wee made at $3.50 to S2.75
per Il te of IL To Is heads.
huj|n Valley Clapp's Favorite
p.ars were in plentiful supply. Most
trsna >tIons for No. l fruit were
rAnde $50 to Sl.75 per bushel bias
kxt, va. rarely higher. Barrels sold
at s. to So.
Receipts of apples were moderate.
Grade A 81. inch Duchess in barrels
.touoed out from 81 to S.. Bushei
Jackets realized from Sl."5 10 $l.75.
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GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS

Quoted in dollars per million marksl
Ger Ct Nv In) 5s le14-1s. 10000 10000
Hamburg us 1919. $500 $500
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trtloon (3).
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atchison 3D..
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AtlC Linef+eia)
All Gulf & WI.
Atlantic Rehng. .
Alta s Powdr (4).
Atlas Tack
Austin Nichols.
Auto Sales.
Autosales pr 21s
Baldwin T. ~.
Ratio e. Ohio<h>.
BALTIC & Oh pf(4)
Bang & Ar (3).
Rarnsdall A f2>.
Barnsdall B (2).
Bayuk Cigar.
Reech-Nut ft3).
bethlehem Steel.
Beth Stl Of ~.
Rloomin gdale.
! Bloon.ingdle pr Z
Botany A "a. =.
Briggs Mfg f3l.
Bkln-Mn Tr az.
Rkln Un Gf+11).
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Burns Bro (10O.
Burroughs 90.
Butte& Super(2).
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Dyer & Co. .....
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| Calf Petrol(2). .
| Callahan Zinc.
| Calumet& Arf6)
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| Cent Leather. -.
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/! Century RIB NJ. i.
| Cerre De P (4)..
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Mil&StP pf CTS
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Childs tt2.40)...
Chile Cop % ~.
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CCC& st L CD
| Cluett Peab CD.
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Col Fuel & Iron .
Col Gas & FL (5)
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| Col Carbon (4). .
| Com Cred (2).
| Com Inv $500.
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Congoleum-N.. =.
| Congress Cgr(3
| Consol Cigar.
| Consol Distribut
| consol Gas f5).
cousol Textile.
Cont Can (t6)...
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Cont Mot tS0c). .
| Corn Prodtt2 A)
Crucible Stl (5).
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| Cuba Co (4).
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Cuban-Am S Cd
Cuyamel FIR 90.
Dawson Chem.
| Del & Hud 3D..
| Del l. & Wn tf7)
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Devoe&Ita(2.40)
| Dodge Bros CT A
! Dodge pr 90.
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Douglas Pee 60
| Dupont 90.
Eastman tts).
| Eaton Axle 90. .
Eisenlohr & Bro.
Electric Boat. :.
Elec Power & 1t
Elec Refrig tf2l.
| Fec Sto Bat(f6)
F.nd-John go.
Engnrs PS pf(7)
Equitable pr CD
Erie r r.
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Erie & Pitts. -.
Exchange (1h }.
Fairbanks Co.
Famous Pl (J2).
FAMOUS of 90.
TedLigtt('1 .4o)
Federal Truck.
Fisk Rubber.
FiskR 1st pr ST
Eleischnn(f2A)
Foundation tsl.
Fox Film A ca.
Freeport-Texa s.
Gardner Motor. .
Gen Am Ink CD
Gen Asphalt. =.
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Gen Elec (Il2)..
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GRIT North pr go
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Dividend rates as given in the above table
are IN annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half yearly declarations
Unless otherwise noted. extra or special divi-
oends are not included
.sPartly stock. tPartly extra. sPavable
IN common s,oSS fpins I 81 in stock paya;
this year--no regular rate. b Plus lOro in
common stock payable 2h 60 quarterly.
Payable in cash or stock Plus X " in
stock Plus ESQ share In stock. b Plus
stock. ! Plus Sc N Itvcx.
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SACRED HEART

First Solemn High Mass
Procession to the crib. during winch
chTlstmas carols will be sung
the first mass for Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures Coeli" Reese
Mass Stella MarIs (tor four voices
and string accompaniment.
During communion:iJes9 Bambino
Second Solemn High Mass, 9:15 A. M
Introit, etc, OF third mass for Christ
Jubilee Mass" for four voices and
string .accompan'ment( 800. ,Gruber
Offertory-"Adeste Fideles'' 49,. Novello
@Solemn Vespers at 2:30 2. M
PsaimEDlxlt Gonttebor Beatus viz.
for Christmqs-Chant.
..Jesu Rsdemptor'' ;.........sI., 'Yon
Dnet-.o SaLutar1s' ~....... Wiegand
-Members Of the Choir. "iuo'
Sopranos-Bertha Kruse, Title Casper.
schaefer, Dolores Hammers, Florence
Altos-Irene Roehm, Marie Tenner.
Marie kieter, Esther Hermann. Margaret
Terorg~Ray strack. John Holman.
Basses9Frsd strack. Frank. Gantner.
Charles Rathz. Vic Wyss. 2 Francis
thony Lauck. Alphonse Tietz George
Members of Orchestra
Maxine Foltzenlogel. first violin; Art
o osfo; H FeroRp yo Sgenn bass Madeline SieneF'
Francis ]. Boerger, organist and direc-
tor.
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Christmas Message. by the pastor, Rev.
Christian o. Weber.
Hymn-"O Little Town of Bethlehem"
Postlude-"Glory' in Excelsis5
47:45 p. M
Prelude-"Christmas Pastorale" Morse
Processional-'Hark The Herald Angels
Sing
Choral Cantata-"The First Christmas"
by Ira. b. Wilson,
choTp1sm1Ths People That Walked in
womeq,s chorus, BARITONE solo and Choir.
Miss Dorothy Hockersmith
Soul Doth Magnify the
Miss Dorothy King and choir
Quartet-"And 1t Came to Pass
Michael, alto; Mr.. w. OFT, tenor; Mr.. r.
Black, bass.
Chorue-'The Shepherds Vision
Mrs. Roy Dyer and choir
Solo-"The Angels Song"
Mr.. W. OFT and choir.
Star and the Song"
Mrs, ROy Dyer and Mrs. Clyde Houser
Chorus-.No Room in the Inn"
Mr.. w. Davidson and Mems chorus
Chorale-'O Babe in Bethlehem Manger.P
Choir
Mrs. w. S. Alexander with violin obligate
by Mrs. 0. E. Simons
Chorus-".The Heart of God"
Mrs. r.. Dyer and choir
Finale-"Blessed Be the Lord"
offertory-"Melodie du Occur" tyio-
i"' Mrs. o. T.. simons h0'0''o'
Joy to the World. the Lord Is
Postlude-"Grand Choeur" W. r. Spence
w. S. Alexander, choir director; Miss
Helen Louise Ouig. organlSt.
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FAIRVIEW PRESBYTERIAN

Harry Alexander Matthews Christ
mas Cantata, 1.-THE Sto v of Christ.
mas" will be sung Sunday at 10:45
IN the F'airview Presbyterian
Church, DR.. Edward Haines Kistler,
minister; Mrs. F. T. Edenharter. or
ganist and director. At the 7:45 D.
m. hour, the Bible School Christmas
Worship will be held, with an ex-
e~rcise, prepared and directed by Mrs.
Frieda s. Robinson, called the Light
of the World" given with the aid of
the Junior Choir. E. H. Kemper Nc
Comb is the superintendent of the
school, and Mrs. Haney N Berry the
director Of its orchestra. The pro-
gram follows;
Prelude-"A Christmas Offertoire'
GG&TFso4ltmo7r,&RrihEpBstsetsdir and Rf ST. Messiah
Cantata; THE Story Of Christmas.
$1,000 Harry Alexander. Matthews
MIS- r. L. EdeinatIer' orgahlst ana
Soprano. Mrs. & 39TTHflfis2P. A. Devin and
M Mia ID M FSt seGm TdeFn a2d f fmma sh 6. T boeps
Davis, bass. I. Burdette Van Arsdall and
Carol-"o Come All ,Ye Faithful"
Postyqde1a"The March of the Magi
Kings .745 P Du D0i'
The Bible School Christmas. Worship,
directed by Mrs. Frieda S. Hobinson; the
Trio-"Christ. the Light Of the World
Violin. Otto G Neqman5 flute. Henry e.
Mrs. Noumann.
Postlude-"Christmas Pastorale'' Borst
The Riblp School Christmas marty will
be held in the chapel. Thursday at 7:30
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Sermon-"A Child Of the King"
Rev. Gerald L. X. Smith.
Invitation hymn.
Benediction.
GARFIELD AVENUE NJ. z. CHURCH

Program Of music for. Christmas sun
day. Dec. 10. at the Garfield Avenu
Methodist Episcopal Church. East New
York st. at Garfield Ave. Mrs. VIII C.
l0:45 A. M-Organ prelude. "Mendels-
sohn. arranged by Fisher.
Arthem-'Al Hail the joyful Morn
ohertory&No Room In the Inn." Up
Soprano solo-"There's a Song in the
Mrs. Otto Bell,
Sermon Theme-The Bells of Bethle-
Organ Postlude-"Fantasie on Two
Christmas Airs" Falk.
AZ the vesper musical service, at 4
RRiGiSeF nv 5ne Fred Spn Bl holtoa Ihe win cR hg s15s
Prelude-"Christmas Pastorale.% Har-
Piano and Organ.
Prepare Ye the Way. opening chorus.
Der the silent Eastern Hills soprano
Follow the Guiding STAR" mems
chorus.
Glorious Morn" choir.
And There We're Shepherds" contralto
SOLO women's chorus and choir.
oneTtory-'The Coming of the An-
Organ and Piano.
The Song Is RINGING Still" tenor solo
10 to the World, !" choir.
choir accompaniment.
Praise Ye the Lord" choir.
talrest Lord Jesus. soprano and~bari
There Is Room in My Heart" choir
Come and Worship" choir.
WI c. Hitz, organist and choir direc.
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CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST
CHURCH
DIR. Orien w. Fifer, Pastor

-10:45 a, NJ
Organ Recital-"Swan'. ..... Stebbins
Hym 'iito172ShjHo9yy0 TO The world"
Anthem-"Hallelujah Chorus The
ffertorSmHS ouvenir,, HolbrooEe
Solo-"The Birthday of ID King
Mr.. Kadel-
PostIude-'Military March" -. Schubert
-7:30 I. M
Organ Recitsl-"Canon" .Merkel
..Giat Lux, Dnbois
Hymn 1sIi@"Harki The Herald Angels
Sing"
offertory-'Christmas in Italy. -. Yoer
Cantata-."GThs Alteration George B ,Nievin
Bass Solo and Chorgs-"Beholdl A Virgin
Shall Conceive
Womens Chorus and Soprano Solo-'In
Reverent Awe and Solemn State"
Mems Cohrus--,,Then Sweeping Thro' the
Chorus-'Softly the Starlight
Tenor Solo-"And Lol The Angel of the
Chorus-''Giory to God in the Highest"
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LEXINGTON NJ. e. CHURCH

Morning
Organ Prelude-'Christmas Pastorale"
Organ orertory-Prayer Of the viz
Soprano soIo-'Anid TIhIesca Were shiep-D 'e'
nsru' Mrs. James Murdoch. P0e1
Light Has Come" mo-. Buck
Mrs. Edward Madinger. Soioist.
Postlude-'Prinoe of Peace" ...AshmaL
Organ Pd5fsaIaado-'THat Glorious SONG
Organ 99srtory-'sunsct at Beth hsnni'i'
Hs@ Star OF Bethlehem" Lacey
ghorua.ao, Come Ali Ye Fa GaflfS AAoamS
Tenor Solo-r.The Shepherds Vision"
soiSog5ssigseeepS. My Savior, Sleep
o Mrs. Claude Grey.
ouarteMSm Mrs Mnrd Of the Nj East" ronnou
Chorus-"From MOUNTAINS Afar.''
contralto Ms sslo A. "; M MGgb;. SOLICIT t;o,
Mrs. Harry Marquett eaf
Mems Chorus-"Room for the Christchild"
Soprano Solo-7The Glorious Star
ch .. Mrs. Carl Withner.
6horHs-o Sing Unto the lord"
Postlude-'Hallalujah. Amen 49,. Hall
FrS G69G4s Of T rortfg volTHess Ices, directed by
Mrs, Edward Madinger land Mrs. Carl
Withner,- sopranos; Mrs. A. w. Macy.
Mrs. z. L.. Campbell and Mrs. Harry Mar
9uettei contraItos; Harry Marquette. and
and Franklin Taylor, bassos. Mrs. Charles
h. TeeterS is organist.
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BROADWAY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

(Broadway at Fall Creek Blvd.)
Sunday, Dec. 10. 1926.
Given by, the three, ,choirs of 175 voices;
Mrs. Mary 2. White, o%rganist; Willard
Elman Beck. director.
voluntary-"Christma Fantasia"
Hym9-ABr4ghtest and Best OF the iSr'ii'f
Anth s9ps 81 the O Morning. irp Fbl; Bies Harding
BroadWay Choir3soloista; Mrs. '2Ks f.
onertorys1k46gTT aaie s E2SfF' Aoo 'AlacFadyen
Anthsm1",And There Were sheps"
High School choirGsoioiss: Betty GtSyeS
keggs Theodore Sedan.
CarolE-The First Christmas Noel the.
Combined Choirs.
Hymn--"Fairest Lord Jesus" ......
Postlude.aaicar3a,a..... Crusaders Hymn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Meditation.
Prooessio "Hiairki, the Herald M Rurand
Hymha@ef ff1 a Song in th se4%diF F4
Hym9Eawlhiie Shepherds wa Hshhr.nston
Anthdamne&lr 6l9 S5iet by Nt SbigEht'... Handel
oarol ioi"aA7 My Heart This Night Rs,
Junior cthiolrr'''''' Parker
ouartesS ieeo 0aofG2 a m by choir)M1
soprano, Mrs. R. J. Kreipke; T aifo
Mrs; NJ B.. Orr tenor, Earl
".Halieiujah Chorus - hioSa. Hordor
Qf3rtory@ The Holy Night hf Bnsf
~TfoIi5,n Idts Tr159 2iins E t3f iaaf. Came
&c, line; piano Mildred McFali.
silent Night. Holy Night".- -. .Gr1ber
Junior and Broadway Choirs.
IT Game Upon the Midnight Clear"
u Little Town of Bethlehem
Junior Choir.
Hymn-"Joy to the World Handel
Observation-Disclosures March" CoeIa
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ST. FRANCIS DE SALES

Program at $50 o'clock High Mass.
SERVICES, on Christmas morning will be
at 6;3U, 8 O'Clock and 10 o'clock YES
pen ana benedlction will be in the after
Preaching the $50 o'clock High Mass
christmas hymns will be sung.
Holy Cross-Aloys Bartschmid. VAC
OtHertoryLrLetentur Coeli" Wv. H. Rees
Immediately following Mass-Praise We
the Father-Ground-B Bliss. 0
o'clock. ~ ~
S%oprano Misses Catherine Alywar6.
Margaret Marks. Elizabeth Marks, Mes,
Games w. Proctor, A. Heck, William Goorv
Alto; Miss Laura Fuss. Mesdames Leo
AeIy, John penk and William Desch.
Tenor, Leo Kelly.
0rganlst, Miss Alice voisard.
Director, Mrs. o Nelan.
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

On Christmas eve will be held the
Candle lighted Carol service at 5 p.
m. The main service with music
will be on Christmas eve, Dec. "a, at
II 80 p. m.
Professional .Hymn-"O Come All ,Yye
Faithful" ....... Adestes F1deles
Kyrie Eleison and Gloria
Introit AaInithem."Giory to God
sermonmThe Rev. Floyd Van Keqren.
9ftertory-s,Tphis L the Ply co C.; candelyn
- Gloria II "Exceisis ist. Cecilia -.
Recessi?aai ,sH~ymn=-iHark. the Herald
PostladeSTocatta on Christmas
Theme-'Noel" Guilmant.
On Sunday night, Dec. 26, the
choir will give the Christmas part
Of the Messiah" of Handel, to be
broadcast by station WFBM.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

The Holy Natiyity-7A Christmas can
tata. Text by Edith Sanford Tilletson.
Music by Henry Wildermnere Petry,
Church, Dec. 10, 7:45 p. m. corner OF
New York ana East SITS. Miss Bertha
Jasper. organlst. Vested chorus directed
by X. Robert Macdonald.
Organ PRELUDE.
Look Above-Opening chorus.
,'Tidings of Joy'-Tenor solo; w, C..
ka%tterheury.
Unto You Is Born a sayior"-Mixed
quartet Raymond Edie,, Miss Mildred
Frey, Miss Mary Frey. X. Robert Mac
THE Song of the Shepherds "-Contralto
solo Miss Mary Frey.
Within a Lowry Manger Lying"-So-
prano solo; Mrs. W. c. Katterhenry.
Glory, to God"-Choir.
William Ehrhardt.
Tell Far ana Near"-Tenor solo: Ray
mond Eide.
wonderful ,Night"--Men's voices; choir,
Christmas JOY Bells'-Final chorus.
Rev, Edmond Kerlin's Christmas sermon
Sunday morning, Dec. 20, at 10;40 a, m.
music. ROTATIONS. class exercises and
white gifts, Sunday evening. Dec. 20.
7:4o y. m.
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HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

A sacred cantata, 1.-THE Cross and
the Crown" will be given Sunday
evening by the choir Of the Hill
side Christian Church, under the
direction of Carolyn Ayres Turner.
Preceding the cantata the Birth OF
Christ will be depicted in story and
song by the children Of the Bible
School under the supervision Of Mrs.
Carl Rush. Following the children's
part the choir will depict the life,
death and resurrection of Jesus In
the cantata. Following Is the pro-
gram as presented in the cantata:
ChorusL"Trhou; LORD TdrN VIII Arise"
TrioI"God Shall Charge HIS Angel Le-
Solo aud Chorus-"Hosanna in the High
SOLO and Chorus-"Gethsemane."N
Solo and, ouartet-'The Shadow OF the
-InterIude-
lis hsrS Carroll, violin; Grace Myers. pianos;
The crown o...
ChoTus@"Christ our Passover"
Ladies chorus, male chorus. obligate So
Alto Solo-"Come Gracious Spirit"
Quartet-"And 1t Came To Pass"
Final Chorus-"Lift Up Your Heads"
Soloists and other chorus singers.
Marguerite Gore Ferguson. Mrs. Homer
Dale. Mrs. Poehner. Mrs. Hoover. Mrs. Coul-
Edith Carr, Ruth Dale, Agnes Florence,
Evelyn Hall, Frances Larsh, Iris Carroll.
Messrs. Il. E. Turner. Paul McMullen, G. A.
Henry. Charles Davenport, Ray Leonard,
Everett Hanks. J. o. Carr. T. J. Gore.
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Chorus-Christ Was Born on On
COLLEGE AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH

The following is our musical pro-
gram to be presented at the church
Sunday night by a large chorus
choir at 7:45 p. m. Miss jeanette
Rlker, organist and choir director.
Contata-"Tle Star Of Bethlehem.
chorus-io, Come All Ye Faithtur,
chor1sEiGood viii 10 Mem. Adams
Tenor Solo-'The Shepherds Vision.
Mr.. Maxwell Fentz
Miss Lucille Reeves. Miss Helen Ri{er. Max
we'll Fentz, Morrison Davis.
Soprano Solo-"Sleep Ny Saviour.
~ Mlss Lucille Reeves
Chorus-""Star Of the East .Contata
Soprano solo-The Glorious star,
Miss Lucille Reeves
CChhoorrHs-"6. Sing Unto the Lord
Pipe organ POstlude-:'Joy to Re
Miss Jeanette Riker