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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-12-27
OUTLOOK
Nla Wet

Mrs. Anna Writ, who has beer
with her daughter. Mrs. Melvin DEM
ing In Minot, for the past year. re-
turned Tuesday.
ST Goodlaxon came home IuesoaS
from Grenora, N. d.
Hans Hellum and S. J. Back got
back from their trip to Lake gu
Appellee, Sask.. Wednesday.
Froid's first .eam and Plentywood
second team CAME up Friday night
TO battle the Outlook team. outlook
won both games. The school Dano
furnished the music. without their
director. Miss Hanson had left TOT
her home near Dillon.
Dave Beaumont Is staying al the
Charles Buzzard home while recov-
ering from his nearly fatal accident
at Fort Peck.
Miss Davidson, Miss Hanson ano
Miss Folsome went to Wflliston Fiji
day night to entrain for points west
Miss Davidson went TO Billings, MISS
Folsorne to Seattle and Miss Hanson
to Dillon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Short and Rob
ert Rasmussen took the train Satur
day to spend their vacation with rel
atives In Daisy, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gaines iron
Glasgow Is visiting friends here owe
Christmas.
Ralph Iceland Is reported to o.
very i'll at the Andrew LELAND home
Miss Annie Selvig arrived nom
from Havre Friday.
Miss Elvera Berg came home 10
her Christmas vacation Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Book were flen
tywood visitors Friday.
r. x. Kohler returned Friday fror
Idaho where he has been for ta
past three months.
o. A. Doe drove to Scobey FTlda
to meet his 0 Elmer.
Mrs. VIM. Cookery left Saturda
for Falkirk, N. D., to visit nc
daughters during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Selvig entertain
cd the Jack Keogh family Christina
The dance given by the Legion an
Community Club Saturday night wa
we'll attended and a large, beaut1fu
w decorated tree Is planted on ma
street.
MT. and Mrs. J. B. Alexander an
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Nelson wei
guests at a Christmas eve dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ueland's.
DR.. and Mrs. York OF PlentyWo<
spent Christmas day at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mills. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Nelson ente
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur uelai
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Alexander at dinner on Christmas.
The Misses Mayme Johnson a.
Barbara Iceland r accompanyI
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gaines to Gls
Cow for a visit.
The school gave their ami
Christmas trees and programs +
day afternoon. A number OF Vislto
enioyed the entertainment. !.
Supt. Alexander left Wednesd
for Billings as a representative
the Sheridan schools to attend
meeting OF the delegate assembly
the Montana Educational ASSOC
ton.
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RESERVE
]. ]. Gibhsn

Helen Eyerson is home from Chin
ook to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. Hans Larsen and Andrew
spent the weekend at Nashua. Hans
Larsen returned with them Monday
night. They expect to make their
home In Nashua for the winter.
Myrtle Vogel who Is employed at
Nashua came home Monday TO spend
| Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anker Jensen spent
| Christmas eve at the latter's home | n
| Dagmar.
Sylvia Nielsen who Is employed at
the Sampson home, went to her
home in Dagmar for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak spent the
Holiday at Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson are
spending the holidays In Wisconsin
Miss johnson the primary teacher
left for Coulee, N. D.. to spend the
holidays at her home
Miss Erhart of Dooley spent a
couple of days with Marge Peterson
this week.
Ted Vogel returned from NC
camp at Ashland for the holidays.
Viggo Strandskov Is home from
Fort Peck for the holidays.
Earl Hole entertained a fe"
friends last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Chas. Vilen Is enjoying a Wis
IT from her sister this week. Mist
! Engstrom and Paul drove In Satur
. day.
Edna Andersen Is spending s
weeks vacation at her home In Froid
!, Miss Harriet Connole went II
: Havre last Saturday to spend TIL
> holidays with Marion and Paul.
Edna Andersen and Elmer Stubbai
were Sunday dinner guests at TIL
Gibbons home.
Allyn Eidsness entertained mem
bers OF the younger set at a brldg'
party Friday night in honor OF Ear
. Holje. Hi9h scores We're Won D
Maxine Rorvig and Lester Rorvig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Strandskov or
@ tertained the P. G. Petersen famil
at a dinner Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Jacobsen an
g children were Christmas Dime
guests at the Paul Jacobsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyngas and childre
!, were Christmas dinner guests at tn
. Geo. Lund home.
Y Twenty-six below zero on CHRIS
D mas eve and twenty-eight below o
u Christmas night, stopped a lot {
% local people from keeping Dime
IS engagements at various point
y around the district
LILLIAN Jorgensen h Is e1nploye
70 In P~1entywood spent the holiday
u her home here.
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LAKE VIEW
Alice 8trinQer

P~lentywood visitors from this VIC
unity last Monday were Morris, Ell
mer and Ella Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Stringer, MI. and Mrs. Harry
Richwine, Albert Schmitz and Her.
bert Snellman.
Frank Snellman and Mr.. Danielson
drove to Hanks, N. D., Wednesday 10
consult a doctor In regard TO Mr..
!! Danielson's health.
Morris Jensen was a business Wis
| Itor ait Grenora Wednesday.
The Christmas tree and program
at the Richwine school was held on
Thursday evening. A Large croWd
spent an enjoyable evening.
On wednesday the club met at the
Harry Richwine home. Mrs. Daniel
son. a recent arrival from Delamere,
M. D.. was q visitor.
Earl Rose and Frank Strlngef
made a business trip to Reserve Fiji
day.
Leonard Morgan was called &c
Havre Dec. 10 to serve as witness %
a court case. He returned Dec ~
A splendid Christmas program wal
given Saturday evening with treats
OF candy, peanuts and apples to-
J everyone. Cannes were played unit
midnight when coffee and cake Wer'
!. served. Afterwards the gayety wa
J resumed and continued until a lat
: hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stringer, Mi
: and Mrs. Harold Damn and son
: Harley and Vernon attended the pre-
gram at the Antelope school Frida
Q night. Metha Stromberg, Glen Be
isle and Norman Stringer who a
$ tend school at Antelope returne
Q with them to spend Christmas vacs
ton at their homes.
4 Visitors at the Eric Grandeur
1t home Sunday were Ed Dahlstron
Anna, Adolph and Rueben Gram
d lund, Elmer and Elyin Jensen, @
K land and Norman Stringer.
r.. Oscar Rose an old time rcsidel
OF this community died at the Pie
tywood hospital Thursday mornin
le The funeral was held from the hon
Saturday afternoon.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

authority" might be able to avert
the walkout. which would be the
biggest under the New Deal.
Mr.. German said, however. that
until the government took definite
action or the industry met the de-
mands Of workers, his committee
stood ready to order the strike.
The committee does not expect
the industry to move voluntarily
toward a betterment Of conditions
because the industry has been NOV
ing steadily in the other direction
ever since the cotton textile code
was approved by the President" Mr..
German said.
He discussed his fruitless confer
ences with various divisions and
boards of the NRA and said that
he was through comforting.
Oppression and humiliation have
gone as far as human endurance
can stand and the hour has arrived
when there must be complete read
justment," he said.
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6 NEGROES HELD IN
$4,000 CAR THEFTS
Suspects Arraigned, Await
Grand Jury Action.

Six Negroes, alleged members of
a gang accused of stealing and
selling $4,000 worth of automobiles
and accessories, were held for the
grand jury in municipal court to-
day.
All the loot is believed to have
been taken from garages in the rear
of expensive apartments north of
Fall creek.
Edgar Lewis, 81, operator of a
garage at 1881 North Capitol ave-
nue., said by detectives to have been
the leader and fence for the gang,
is charged with burglary, vehicle
taking and grand larceny. as is Will
liam higgins. 80, of 954 West Twen-
ty-seventh street.
The others are Charles DeGraf-
fenreid, %, of 954 west Twenty
sixth street, burglary and grand
larceny; william Bingham, 20, of
2161 Pearson street, grand larceny;
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COACH MODEL
PRIZE WINNER
PICKS PURDUE
City Boy Awarded $1,000
Scholarship at Worlds
Fair.

Robert H. Hellmsn. IS. Of I549
Leonard street. winner Of a s. 900
university scholarship in the Fisher
BODY Craftsman's Guild contest in
chicago yesterday, plans TO attend
Purdue university, II was learned
today.
Robert Is the son Of Lui 2. He'll
man, a mechanical engineer. ana
the contest winner plans 70 follow
ms fathers career BY studying en-
gineering. after his graduation
from Manual high school
Prior 70 winning one Of the six
5000 prizes for building a model
Napoleon coach, Robert had won
second place IN two previous model
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.RAPS POLICE IN
S427,S5O THEFT
Detective Chief Demands
Results; u. S. Enters
Inquiry.
BIZ United Press

o. CNttt0 EFtee
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Spurred by
vigorous rebuke from their COM
handing officer, New York detec-
tives launched an intensive check
up today of gangSters haunts in the
metropolitan area in search of
clews to the ingenious holdup band
that stole s427 $50 from an armored
car in Brooklyn Tuesday.
Police admitted that virtually all
earlier clews had dissolved. Finger
prints found on two automobiles
abandoned by the robbers and on
the peddlers pushcart had no
duplicates al police headquarters.
They were forwarded to Washing
ton for further check.
Private detectives Of the William
J. Burns Agency were retained by
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TEXTILE union
LEADER HURLS
STRIKE DEMAND
Official Urges Roosevelt to
Act to Prevent Giant
WaIkout.
ByUnifed Press

81 DHifed Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Cotton
textile union leaders today advanced
their nationwide plans for a gen.
eral strike before Sept. /.
They dispatched strike workers to
tactical centers throughout the
country so that should the strike be
called their campaign would be uni
form.
The special strike committee,
headed by Francis j. German, first
president of the United Textile
Workers, still was hopeful that
President Roosevelt or some one
else in the government with real
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contests in the junior division in
Indiana. receiving a 500 cash
award IN each contest.
Two Of Roberts models will 60 on
display in the Boy Scout hobby tent
az the state fair this year.
The prize contest winner is a life
Scout and patrol leader Of Troop "a,
Of which Lloyd Byrnes IS sNutmas-
ter.
Presentation Of the awards TO
scholarship winners was made yes
terdsy in the grand ballroom Of the
Stevens hotel.
Another Indiana boy, Robert w.
Strauss. 10. Warsaw, was awarded
a 5000 scholarship in the contest.
The national contest winners will
be guests at A Century Of Progress
for four days before returning TO
their homes.
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DISCUSS FARLEY PLANS
Junior Chamber of Commerce Men
to Meet in September.

Plans for the State Junior Cham
Der of Commerce convention. TO be
held here Sept. IS and 1e. were dis
cussed last night at meeting Of
the local junior chamber at the
Athenaeum. DR.. John Geller and
Ben Domont are general chairmen
for the convention.
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the United States Trucking Cor
poration. owners of the looted car.
The federal government also evinced
interest. Francis x. Fay, in charge
of the local Office of the justice de-
partment. conferred with Inspector
John j. Sullivan.
Sullivan, who is in charge of de-
tectives, called several hundred Of
his men to headquarters and chided
them for laxity.
This is local job done by a local
mob" he told them. Il want re-
suits"
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MANY MIRA COMPLAINTS
ARE ADJUSTED HERE
358 Cases Left on File, Settlement
Pending, Says Hoke.

The number Of complaints on file
at the Indiana NRA office has been
reduced materially in the last two
weeks, it was announced today by
Fred Hoke, compliance officer.
Ten more complaints were al
justed than were received during the
fortnight. leaving a total of 358 on
which settlement is pending. Resti-
tuition of S1,61832 in back wages for
eighty-one employees was made un-
der the adjustments.
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John 7. BeasleY to Speak

Speaker at the meeting of the
Exchange Club at the Washington
at noon tomorrow will be John T.
Beasley, Terre Haute. He is chair
man of the Indiana sound money
committee.
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Norbert Booker. Richard. Cards. Thomas
Jack FLYNN. Francis Flynn. Richard Gas
Ia99enca GeracS Robsa GALLOWAY RoO
ert Head. Edward Hearn. Paul Krier, Harry
Koers, Robert Kern, Louis, Keen. James
chaelis.. Donald McGinnis. Bernard Minton.
KeTa 5o6n S Maen M chsr R RsHk
TT29Hmss EohI.O Richard. ' oHBrieR. James
jules Spiegl. John Sehr. Donald Stanford
James Stief. Timothy Sheehan. Edmund
TaydIQr JAMES Wehage PAU We dhiLS
CDonnell,. Edward FLYNN, James Collins.
ard owens Donald Collins Thomas Col
Inns. Lawrence Walpole. James Poleduin.
John Movers. Thurman Vie. James Lana
Mems Choir-Adam Gerlach. John Ger
ZACH. Harry DOYLE. Joseph FLYNN, Raw
FTanS wde EGsn Ie ePa Engen
Murphy. Claude Lndemap. Patrick SUI
FLYNN, Wilfred Cards. William McCalley
Orchestra Members-Harry Brook. Helen
Hckey Mary HiSkey Martha EicEfby ~
Woods. Julia Keating., Kenneth Alyea'
Ivan Marble and Charles Knue.
seen 5strndto Sonf men cho E MSS
Mary Helen Brook. organist; The Rev.
Francis j. Early. director.
3 A. M
Girls Choir
Ye Faithful-With Gladness .....:.::.,
,-,..;..:..... Traditional Melody
Seen" Amid mtf" the winters snow = , o'rOs-
. near 1t+Is ore TradJtloRalM Met9q 1i
8 Dear Little Children traditional MELODY
The Snow Lay on the Ground Edr, Grieg
When Blossoms Powered Mid the,
SHOWS ...............A. Pletro a. Eon
Members Girls Choir-1oma Bornhorst.
Amelia -Boylan. Mary Bultman, Eileen
Casey Kathleen Cleary. Rosemary Cor
T,i,gan, Dorothy RgAtopi Anna Akey. P{glggy
Grieb. Marie Hartman. Ruth 1ttenbach.,
Lackey. Margaret Mailer, Dorothy Nc
Curdy. Katherine Mckinley Betty Muir
raw. Mary Neff. Mary O'Gara Joan Pat
rick. Mildred Pape, Mary Rapp Margaret
macher. Patricia seay, Betty sehT. -GiSeIa
Spiegel. Marjorie Stroud. Margaret TAYLOR,
Rosemary Wolsifer Mary Young, Beth
Ann Ball. Betty Barrett. Maryl1ne Brady,
CLARK, Dorothy Craig, ,Ceceliss, Gray. Mary
Mary McGinn Betty McGrath. Betty
Michaelis, Dorothy Morris, Eleanor Naugh-
ton, Jeanne OBrien, Patricia Pau. Phyllis
Poinsette, Mary Schaefer, Frances Stick,
gaRet strogd Helen % Syy1n GatseTps
Walsh. Rosetta Wels snbach. Dorothy Wohl-
heiter, Dorothy zahn.
Miss Margaret Koers. organist: Miss
Mary Helen Brook, director.
Other Masses wall be at Z, and 10
o'clock.
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Second Reformed

The Rev Dobbs F. Gilman pastor.
Erwin w. Muhenbruch. organist.
TOMORROW
-1O:SO A. M
organ Prelud3e-Fantasia on Christ.
Anthem ~. Of 1ntroduction-sst.nlgb sI65,na,
Hymn-siient Night, Holy Night.
Tenor soio-The Night Is ysry SIN 49, ~.
Charles Kryter, tenor.
Scripture-H Luke. V, 1-20.
Choral Response-And the Angels Sang.
Anthem of Adoration-sleep, Holy
mas ........ H. Alexander Matthews
Hymn-O Little Town of Bethlehem
Violin Solo with orran.Pasforai sy TTeone'
phony from The Messiah)
Carl G. schmid. violinis t. H4"os'
Sermon-The WAY of Christmas.
Rev. Dobbs F. Gilman.
Nv Heart Iord Jesus Paul Ambrose
Benediction.
Dresden Amen.
organ Postlude-Scherzo. on in Dulci
Jubilo T. Frederick H. Candlyn
CHRISTMAS DAY
$3.50 A. M
Organ-Prelude and Christmas
Pastoral, -. Charles Fonteyn Manney
Invocation.
Hymn-Joy to the World 90. G. F. Handel
Scripture-II Luke V. l-20.
organ !solo-The Holy Night "A Tone
Picture) ..-.......-...... Dudley Buck
Prayer.
Hymn-Silent Night Holy Night 49,.
Violin Solo-Ave Maria ..... CHI Gounod
Carl G. Schmid violinist.
Sermonette-The Christmas Message.
The Rev Dobbs F. Gilman.
Organ solo-March Of the Magi Kings
.........-- ...... ..-..... Tn. Dubois
Hyman-As With Gladness Men Of
Old .......-.....-.... Conrad kocher
Prayer.
Be nediction
Organ Standardization. No. 3 from
Christmas Suite Garth Edmundson
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James Bowlen. Charles Catillier. Maurice
Cox Donald Cullom. Raymond Denk Theo-
oore Huter Nicholas Huter Law Hession,
Lawrence Lee, James Mailed, F. Nc
GUINNESS; Earl Piers Thomas Reilly. Nor
bert Seidensticker, Robert Smith. William
White, Helen Bartholome, Mary Ann
Bayer. Margaret Liddy. Pauline Lime,
Marie Mailed, Clothilda Mann. Margaret
Patterson. Yvonne Rabsba, Anna Marie
Yaeger, Sylvia Yaeger, Charles Bloom,
Morton French. WILLIAM Hansman. viii
liam Lee, John Lee, Neale Meyer. John
6enaard. James McGuinness, Lawrence
OKeefe John Patterson, Edward Springer,
Jonn Kennard. Marjorie Collins Rita
Gladen, Margaret Hannigan, Lillian John
SON Elizabeth Kramer, Mary E. Mueller
Francis Piers. Jean Richardson, Mary
Alive Watts. Kenneth Barger, John Denx.
Russell Desch, Robert Hunt. willard Kid
well Arthur Lime. James McCotter. James
McGill. Charles Passehl Jack Richardson,
Thomas Walsh. Irwin Jaeger Rodha
Bucker. Rita Carper. Evelyn Devers, Mary
Jane Draher. zita Elliott Mary johnson.
Sorne!ia Kremer. Rose Minated, Catherine
Patterson, Mary Patterson, Mary 4.
Porter. Director. Alice Noisard.
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Broadway NJ. E.

John English organist Willard Elman
Beck, director.
TOMORROW
-10:45 A. NJ
organ-Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Processional-Harkl the Herald Angels
Hymn@Theres a Song in the Air
Anthenn-A Joyous Christmas Song 49,
High School Choir.
Prayer and Lords Prayer Chanted.
Anthem-Jesu Bambino Infant jesus
Adult choir. Robert Lewis. so iS ! "a
organ Ofertory-Pastorale in p Bach
Away in a Manger ............. Luther
-" Lay .s:a' - nv Mary Gan CLARK
Sermon-When Christmas Comes.
Dr.. Richard NJ Willard.
Hymn-Silent Night! Holy Night. Gruber
orgsn-Prelude and Fugue in D Minor
-7:45 P. M
Christmas Pipes Of County Clare .Gsul
Seventeenth Century Irish Carol
Leading q the Star.
Ave Maria. No. ----.-......- Bossl
Christmas Chimes -------- o.. DAntalfy
Hymn-while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks --...-..--- -...-.....-.. Handel
Lords PRAYER Chanted
Organ fertory-Christma IN Set
timo Vittone ...............-....-. Yon
Cantata
THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS
~ F. Alexs aEi.r, Ma thews.
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Christmas Eve
BY CLARENCE HAWKES.
Che Blind Poet of Hadley)
written Tor the United Press


Che Blind Poet of Hadey)
written Tor the United
Il ME air is clear the bright and cold
l. A silence broods above the waiting earth
Just it did upon that night of old
When Bethlehem beheld Savior's birth
1t is as though all nature understood
The Christ Nativity and motherhood
Il ME peaceful kline are feeding in the stall,
Il The smell of hay simple folk S sweet
Then on the night there breaks a clarion call
Some boastful rooster Weakening from his sleep.
The sails through the sky, the grow bright
Was that the wind? Strange sounds hear tonight.
A GAIN the wind comes moaning the boughs,
L n A weird Eolan sound-twaS like
And yet there is movement from the COWS,
They MUNICH their hay-heir wondering eyes are mild
Then why should man angels this night
Descend to earth upon a shaft light.
II Ms fancy strange, that makes the eyes to see
Il Those wondrous things that the heart hold
The radiant star of Christs nativity
The wise bearing frankncense and gold
The shepherds sleeping in the distant field
The inn too full to cen the Savior
LOW all these things flooding back tonight!
The mother in the manger with her son,
That radiant star that filled the world with light
And still will shine until this world is done
The Bethlehem babe grown to mighty King
OF Him tonight, the herald angels sing
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Little Flower

(14th-st and Bosart-ay)
The v. Rev. Charles Dufey, Pastor
CHRISTMAS DAY
IS A. M
Solemn High Mass
Harkl What Mean Those Holy Voices
Oh! Lovely Infant. Dearest saviour .
...'.'.'...''.'''' Iraditionai
S1Ieq{ AN NlgMt 1Faoltl3 On al
Mass
Pietro Yons Missa TIE Deum Laudamus
Kyrie-Adante Musso
Gloria--Allegre Giusto
Offertory~Raetentu Coeli 81. Rene Becker
Sanctus-Andante Allegro
Benedictus --Andante
AgnuS Dei-Andante
RecesSional
AdeSte Fideles ..................V Novello
Organist-Mrs. Charles P. Hanrahan;
director, the Rev; Raymond MARCHING.
Aa ill., Charles s. Bauer, John Murray, 8.
Rasico. Louis Kelsch, Gus Jonas. John La
moureaux, Joseph McCurdyz, John Haley.
B. j. Clemens. Vernon Howard, Louis
Howard. John Marter. George Marter, Al
bert Berlier, Francis Bauer; boys choir. J..
Aull J. Bindner, W Croker E: Callahan,
D Sash9n EpSs6 SO9 D. F6ssa Fog RGgScc
Griffen, r. Guetal, T. Gearin, H. Hagels-
kamp', j. Jordan, Ed Koelker4 G Lud-
VIZ = Manniz Ma Mstf6G%Tdy N0 MTrrag
Rasico. C. Rockford, &. S;iess. H. Shoe
maker, H. Tierney, 6. Thamar, r. Wolf,
L. Walker, j. Ward.
3 A. NJ
The school children Will sing Christmas
hymns at this Mass.
While Shepherds Watched
with Glory Lit. the Midnight Air
We Sing With the Angels
Lovely Babe. Child Divine
Other Masses will be at 1880 and 1890
st. Rita's
Q9th-st and Arsena1-av)
The Rev. Joseph M. Bryan. Pastor.
CHRISTMAS DAY
Silent Night
Little Town of Bethlehem
Choir
Bells of Christmas
Kyrie
Gloria
Q Holy Night ............. George Gibson
Adeste Fideles
Sanctus
Benedictus
Agnus Del
Little Baby in a Manger
Edith Bridgewater
Choir Neutrality-suspicious.. Edith Bridge
water, Mamie Brown, Mary Boone. Bessie
Griffin, Irene Crain altos. Bertha Sims,
Henrietta Violet. Jessie Lewis; tenors
George Gibson. Frank Gartin: bass, Martin
Violet. Miles Gartin.
Organist-Mrs. Mary Catherine Porter
director. Fred Triplet
3 A. M
Childrens Mass
1850 A. M
High Mass
The same musical program will be
rendered at this Mass as was heard at
the Z o'clock Mass.
st. AnthOny's
1919 N. Warman-av)
The Rev. Michael J. German. Pastor.
CHRISTMAS DAY
First High Mass
Mass in Honor of st. Joan Of Arc.
...:.............J Gruber, Op. 81
NA'''''' ''''' ofertory
Silent Night. Sacred Night .:.......,
................... Cornelius Sheridan
ohQir r! Members cSEpslI7 sPerds9
schilling. Joseph Whelan, Urban Al
n nj I'd Dugan. Charles Hergei. william
Tracey and Charles Knight.
Organist. Miss Helen OGara.
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CLASS PROGRAM

At the meeting Of the
Wonen's Bible Glass at the
Third Christian Church, 625 E.
17th-st, tomorrow morning at
$50, a special Christmas pro-
gram will be presented.
Group singing will be pre-
sented by the vested women's
chorus; Miss Irene Bishop will
play carols on thes marirnba;
Miss Earle Poer will sing. and
Mrs. H. A. Turney will speak
on The Christian +, Home"
Mrs. j. E. Blackburn, class
president, will preside. -
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Third Christian

DR.. William F. Rothenberger. pastor.
TOMORROW.
1880 A. M
Part /
Professionally Come All We Faithful
Q Little it, Town of Bethlehem ''1S Rednet
Youth Choir 'N 01'
Part II
He Shall Feed His Flock Messi5h ii'"er
A.. ,,.r,. Miss Mildred Fowler H'n'ei
Church choir (obligato by '"'-0u
Story of the NATIVITY.
DR.. William F. Rothenberger. pastor.
Part III
Adore. and Be Still .............. Gounod
With violin oblgato: Miss Fowler
Mr.. Owen Soloists
AND the Glory Messiah Handel
6 H,a1neluilah Chorus (Messah) .... Handel
Descant by Youth Choir. 0I"Oer
Recessional-O Come All Ye Faithful.
Tableau of the NATIVITY.
Third Masoue and Youth Choir
. Violinists-Mrs. Howard Patton. Mrs.
huth EDWARDS directors. youth choir
Mrs; Grace Paris: united choir. Arthur
VA w; MASON accompanies. youth choir Miss
MnlIored Hume united choir. Miss Grace