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E;f,..r.D.v V.e.tion

Fifteen-Day Vscation
A labor law In Colombia guarantees
employees a vacation Of fifteen days
with pay every year.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION
OF REDEMPTION.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
County of st. Louis, State of Minnesota
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Washington.s Horse

Washington's Horses
Blueskin and Nelson were the bes:
known of Washington's horses riddeL
during the Revolution. Magnolia war
mother.
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Holding Moisture

Holding Moisture
Due to its high content of organic
matter, virgin soil may hold one-fifth
more moisture than soil which hat
been cropped for 20 years.
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OF REDEMPTION.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
County of st. Louis, State Of Minnesota
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just Like al Ensmy
Jud Tunkins says Fan enemy hurts
your feelings BY showing that he COD
siders you 30 unimportAnt that he can
get along without your Friendship.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION
OF REDEMPTION.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
County Of st. Louis. State Of Minnesota
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE -
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.
Council Chambers, Ely, Minnesota.
Tuesday, october l, 1885.

REGULAR MEETING.
Regular meeting of the City Council
was called to order at 800 o'clock p.
NJ. by Mayor Steve A. Banovetz,
Present: Aldermen Schweiger, Sla-
bodnik, Skala, Mayor Banovetz.
Absent: Alderman Brennan, Hok-
kanen, Zgonc.
Consideration of the minutes.
Moved by Alderman Slabodnik, sup
ported by Alderman Skala, that the
minutes of the regular meeting held
September II, 1885, be approved as re-
corded by the Clerk and published.
Carried.
Report of the Committee on Accounts
and Finance was read as follows:
Ely, Minnesota, October 1, 1885.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
City Of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Accounts and
Finance, having examined the following
payrolls and bills for the month of
September, 1895, find them to be cor
rect, and recommend that they be al
lowed and paid:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
ACTIVE OH-GAS FIELDS
I@rh


Ops.ass Landowner Location nsDA
BENTON LAKE
Smith No l MA swa l4aaaE spuadod
BERTHELoTE DOME
A-oDs ps.Bs.sbslo No sw as-ss-IE
sE E ooiaos No NE N " T sws scssE Is 81 on Ass
Bhn.y Gas and on NO l Lot 7 See s-ss-saE 600
npss-Oorbes NO Sc sws sEz i-Ss-asE Abandoned
gH:: So: g. MY N.Y. NM NM : * 6 o:' ,ss
s0~doin- utilities Sa7 G SEA MA ia-s;-s4E gas
TOS s Ss Eo rs sE a sE s asissE 10000 Cas-
sgns 20 g w s sFS Ews i7sn IA Gas Cas- S
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
Northwest Utlius-sse No Me-
Rowland E. .oosv.-a NO Bp SCI snz s5lsaG 500
BOW AND ARROW
Green Eyie-Cark No l swa SKA 1880
CEDAR ;I'i.E &C sz, LAX, sa
CHoTEAU STRUCTURE
prumheHer-ReichOf No G SEA swa l424-5w Rig
... ct albeit. NO swx sss s.;l1,e5 g.. 500
znmous NO I crs NEa SEA s-ao-lm gao
chamberlain rzeaman No sSz s-l5,sw Abandoned
Cont,Dental-crr No / sw HSvVz SEA is5si7E @W
cOntinentai-Parka l swa sEa 25-5s-lTE Rig
smith 1ouatt NO sw sw sEa 4ss-zE 'l'-1O
smthAcDonald No G swa l7-s2-2E SAM "a "a
sushsr- FRAZIER No NE% MEN 1880
" sH , s. Sv' '-'w ws oa H Isss
sa-stste -EsaeInel NO SEA SEA ss4lw on 1909
70. 1SE3
Console No / 2-34lW on loOo
Cook q Haskell I,SW 25-36-2W $40
coolidge SEA S5ss-2W on lelI
Coolidge NO sW Ma SEA -S6zW III asSS
Coolidge Coolidge 35362W on 1909
NE S5-5o-zW
cSaaSe carlson Nc sw SEA Me- a5sssw
A Crumley S, SEA SEA 2425-sW on !SsS
crley Fybg No Gel sW SEA 25-5-SW on l ls5e
S5-S6-2W isse
Crumley-shaw 6 SEA 36S62W Oh 80
crunisy shaw shaw NO No. Sc Nwa sE ssaw RgUp
Government No. NE sWa sWt l9SS-2W On - !
J., sWa NEz 26-S5-3W - /
Graham sssDOnsd No GEL sE sws 1s-ss-2w ON H.
Ho / Iz-5S-sw ls40
Imperial IS. sW SEA NE es5-2W on -
1 SEA 1s-S5-W Oh 16s
Inpei SWa SEA lS-S5-1W 900
Stewart No 35-SW on 1els
seahrook No NV NWa sWa le-S5zW On iSzs
Mcknight g stOcksta NO swa Nwa ls-SS-2w on iss
en- No 38-34-Iw on l4lS
rtchener- Cascalan- Kruger No Os42w 1920
AonOpeg -Dppe NO sWa NWa 2s-S5-lW 1852
onte i, T-S4-lE uSs
" p r. odDay No / SIC SEA SEA 1884
dunger- / 1s-35-2W OIL 1885 II
No + NE sWa Ea 2sssw OIL Las
Seuetad l467-TAI
Era-Halter l., NWa NEa M-s5-2W on ls@
27-S5-2W on l4@
Fuel-LOrenson No. Nwa NEa 27-s5-2W on lsN
ohiO-Reeg No NV Nwa swa i4-sS-zW on Ia
Nam Engenoen NO / NV sWs on 1859 II
le-S5-2W on ISA
NV sWa l9s52W Water 1875
seabrook 10 SW SWa SEa e2W on Add 1903
No. 2l-S4-1W "a M Gas 121 II
otlatch-Fee No 2 NV NW1 SEA 2l-s4-lW IAN Cas-
INV SW1 SW3 lSS52W on 1AsS =
aum i 1853 III
Bruins No O. SKA s-SS2W OIL lSoe II
exacO-Bruins No 10, 50 SEA lO-SS-zW on 10 III
exacO-swears O-S5-2w on Ass II
ard- T-S5-SW on 1909
ghite Haugen NO NE NEs SEA 1l-Ss-sW on lSc0 III
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21
CUT BANK OIL FIELD
CUT BANK 1885 COMpLETTONS

CUT BANK 1885 COMPETITIONS
. Ann : = : $ :. y: s-'ssT lw -
= 0ssss So: V y s M, sE w. ss,sw on on s ss
81 . i. SEW ~ q e n ss1
Csasahdaed Cas- sAueo No. NE sEa i-Ss-sw on So
e CossHa.a osssssss No e Sws Ss 800 ss~ az ss
ia consOHdaed Gas % s4-ss-sw on 1851
Tribal swa NEa ss-ss.sw o. sSSs
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IS ooassIdsiss oss-T1issi No 91
swa NEa lss4Sw on 5000
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lss FsE-Danens No i K, and slsOI
Is 5ssa 9ssass 20 J. T. sH sHs sna
r. NJ No ri SEs sE 1886" m Ss
Ss Add asnSD On s sss
90 % u9 ga, No sEa EEa iSsssw on On sss
e E e g, aE e. sw s1'w 81 On s
ss y 20 a es 3. sEs a 1856" 6 on s
lsa ] NEa NEs lO-s4sw on 2s40l
No NJ NY S wv wv; sw Gas 6 5a 81
s Is o Nc Nc sW sw a s sw m o Sa s s
Is 69sn S9 s zs d s Aap ssw on $50
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IsS Montana Hssss Nc S W T H W on 3
sls Montana Power Bonnet No 9 SEA Nw 4sSsw on CC
So sna p~er-ciapDsr unit No l. Nw1 ssssSw
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lse RowsTos,nss NO io nva Na sss.sw On sos
sn ns FSv sss 9i So ~ S s Sw Snow 3
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S &onans miller ~ u Ewa NV s on sssS
began Gas ssss
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aa 80 o no Nws Sws SNOW J n SUD-
81 santa sts Richie NO NEs Ns s s.ss s'" Dry goo
81 sss s ssss Ne SS' s SH. ssS" 81 Gls
20 Eaassh No / Q Ewa sza soss-5w on ssg5 I
= ssa asa s Ss No s s Nw sssw
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No No Ss NV sn asW Show 81 81 ss
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g So " so So s ssi sn Hsi Issw 81
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CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS
lss COBB Reagan Nws s-sa-5w
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-12-21

G Smith -Esaral Haask MEN sEx ii-ss-R ~
@ L Smith Isaverson No NEA sEA Iz-ss-2E z@
1 smiS-Isss CITY s g O. Ne NV Sen i7-s'2E M
G. l. smith-H Halves0n NwabTEs is-ss-E
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
ohiO-Adaddoz
Ohio industrial No IS G MA NEa n-7sm lnG Gas $50
EAST BRIDGER
B4dser No / SEX SEX zs-ss@E zoo
FLAT cOULEE OIL FIELD
e a i
FLAT WILLOW
e A s-l4-2sE
Smith / Ss-4N-26E Abandoned 1910
HAGEN STRUCTURE
-waechter-Hagen Location
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Daniels ls-lsssE 5000
Hunt No NV Sc, NEa soit NGSSON DUNE Rig Up
LITTLE SANDY DOME
Decker-Aln l 2s27-lsE
Enterprise 1snds NwH sen s-ss-ssE $3.50
PENDROY
Radigan- Basinger NE sen NwA 2O-27-Sw
RONDER4 OIL FIELD
Mills Erickson No sw swl sws s-27-4w Oh 1903
withers-ojunin 2. swa n-27-4w
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
IardendOrf No l. sw Nwa Nws 22-ls-2sE
ROSCOE DOME
Continental Parker-Ingerson 2Ss
ROUND BUTTE
Round EEi
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent Tribal Oh
No SEA NEi ss-sa-aE
THREE FORKS
Mont oasAdams
WALLER AREA
NOrdon- / Nwa Nwa
TexacO-vaA c S-SO-5w
wHITLAsH OIL FIELD
wilde Adahoney 2s-s7-4E OH IsN
Western MAJ Ms,S os,achaIsT No sw; SEA Isle on a%
Natural osswsnace No swl NWl iSs7E 5M Gas a
wINIFRED DISTRICT
SsnHon Exp o0-PsnnCca NO MA NEa s-2i-iSE 100
Judith Operating -PennOck NO swa swa 2c22N-l7E 40
Evening star., 1935-12-21
SIC AND SERVICES IN WASHINGTON CHURCHES
Cantatas ann 39aQeants

cantata a Adams Church tomorrow al pm.
Pageant, White Princess tomorrow pm WASH
ngton Baptist Church.
Cantata THE by wooler tomorrow at pm At
Trinity M
Cantata Dawn" spross at Christ
Church. Alexandria, tomorrow at pm
Bethlehem" Harker
Church a the morning service tomorrow.
Pageant THE Holy Grail" at Eastern Presbyterian
pm.
Cantata Bethlehem" by Hamben Waugh M E.
Church tomorrow at 7:45 m.
Cantata Christ Child Hawley the Sixth Presbyterian
Church Thursday at
Nativity Lutheran
at
Charming Polocks play THE Fool" at Hamlne Church
tomorrow at 745
Bethlehem" a
Chevy Chase Baptist Church evening
Canaa The Eve Of Grace by Sebastian Matthews Mount
Tabor Methodist Protestant Church Of Georgetown
Pageant Christmas Eve and All Well" Baptist
Church tomorrow at 7:45
Babe Bethlehem" Hamben Baptist
Church at 7:45
Canata by Willy Richter, Columbia
Heights Christian morning Play,
THE Light in the Window" in the
Child" HaWley Of Epiphany
Christmas at IL
The Birth of Christ" by Trinity M. E.
"Yuetide Memories" by the
Chorus of Calvary Baptist Church
o'clock Woodward
Pageant THE Spirit of Service Francis Asbury E.
South tomorrow
Canata The Coming at
E Church tomorrow at pm.
Pageant Christmas Around the World" Georgetown
terian Church tomorrow at $3.50
of
M. E. Church tomorrow
Cantata, "Mesiahs Advent"
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at m.
THE Delvere" Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church tomorrow
Evening star., 1935-12-21
New Jerusalem.
lSWEDENRORGIANl

MUSIC at the Church Of the Holy
~ City, Sixteenth and Corcoran
streets northwest, tomorrow morning
will be:
Anthem, 20 Thou That Tel'est'
(Messiah), Mrs. John P. Halstead. So
loist, and choir.
Tuesday, at 4:30. Christmas eve
festival, with Sunday school process
sional pageant and Christmas tree.
Christmas morning service at IL.
The music will comprise the festival
responses and hymns. Anthem, 'Now
Once Again (Fletcher). Organ prel-
ude, Overture to the Messiah; post
lude, "Gelobet 4 eist du, Jesu Christ"
tBach). Organist and director. Maud
G. Sewall.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Methodist Protestant.

n i MOUNT TABOR MEIHOD1Ol
= PROTESTANT CHUR RCH Of
Georgetown the following musical
program will be given at the services
tomorrow under the direction of Meta
Craig Turkenton, with Pauline Barnes,
organist.
IL AM
Organ prelude. "An der Wiege;"
Processionsl PROCESS ma hymn, Joy to the World, :
teous. Heavenly Light" t"--------B Bach
Hymn. at Came Upon a MidnighIt, I,,..
choir' Siraf blessed Is NE That cometh"
from "Messe solonnelle" voitIn Gounod
Offertory solo. Nazareth" ---- Gounod
0iiO''' Mozart
ReeessIonsl hymn 20 ssa',,oAI, Come, an ,,,,, Ys
organ postlude. "Festive March. ..-Maxson
At 8 pm. the choir will render the
sacred Christmas cantata. THE Eve Of
Grace" by S. Sabastien Matthews.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Methodist Episcopal, South.

THE Mount Vernon Choir, under
the direction of r. Deane Shure.
will present a program entitled The
Centuries Echo-'Gloria!' in the
Mount Vernon Place M. e. Church.
South, tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Glasses and departments of the
church school will create living pic
lures for these carols. THE Virgins
Song to Her Baby Christ" thirteenth
century; 20 Come Ye Children" four
teenth century; "The Holly and the
Ivy" fifteenth century; THE Echo
Carol" sixteenth century; ANGELS at
the Manger," seventeenth century,
Song of the Angels" eighteenth CEN
tury; "Jesu. Thou Dear Babe Divine"
(HaytD, nineteenth century; Divine
Lullaby" (Shure), twentieth century.
The senior choir of Epworth M. E.
Church, South, under the direction Of
Robert Ruckman. organist, will pre-
sent Dudley Bucks cantata, THE
coming of the King" tomorrow eve
ming at O'Clock.
Christmas morning at $50 O'Clock
ILle COItlIIluIllOtl SeINlCe VIII DC AiCAu'
at which all three Of the choirs Will
present a program of carols. Both
services will feature a candlelight
professional.
Tomorrow evening at O'Clock In
the auditorium of the Francis Asbury
M. E. Church South a pageant, en-
titled THE Spirit of Service" will be
given in place Of the regular evening
service.
The Francis Asbury quartet and
chorus choir will furnish the musical
background for this pageant. with the
junior choir singing the Christmas
carols. One of the interesting features
of the pageant will be the part where
Bishop Francis Asbury is depicted and
at this scene the quartet and choir
will sing an old Methodist hymn in
the original manner, without accom-
paniment, and in the swinging man
ner of that time.
Fifty-two people, including adults
and children. will take part and the
pageant will end with the singing %
the "Hallelujah Chorus" from The
Messiah"
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Christian.

Christian.
THE following Christmas music will
be presented at the National City
Christian Church tomorrow:
MORNING SERVICE.
Chorus, Awake. Put On Thy Strength Il.
Soprano solo 1T Came Upon the :.
MIS- B. D. shreve.
EVENING SERVICE.
Candlelight Christmas carol service.
1O g Little Town of sethls- s,..
cb' "once in Royal David's city:
tc' "Harkl the Herald Angels sing,
,-ons Hots; .s.rh These number. viii g Sss1s
s1nessidn1 Samuel Trth trSmDst Snss. sosstn n.
AnsIphSns! As :! sSoFa; S1Sa While shsphsra5 smart
Thomas j. Sandore
Antiph9nal chorus. And There Were
Soprano solo. IAN Old Sacred LUZ Eil'On
laby" -1:.,z.i. ...-,.-------Liddle ..-,.,---
). r Boatman. nm fiute eA'nS0n soIoist.
Rrass RsSt;nna quartet: IN IN the chapel---Kreutzer
s. Prom Ff 5QEsD Issa.s sns An nsss ssIsm sssms
Alto solo. Jesus Of Nazareth -Gounod
Mrs. Leo Tooley.
w. E. Brathwaite is director of music.
At Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow the choir, under
Mrs. william Collins, win render Willy
Richter's cantata, 1.-THE Birth OF
Jesus" with Esther Barrett at the
organ. The soloists will be: Baritone,
George Hall; tenor, Guy Skinner;
soprano, Mrs. Warren Wagner. Dur
ing the morning service Mrs. William
Collins and Marjorie Wilson will sing
softly the Stars Were Shining" by
Torovsky.
At the evening hour Christmas
carols will be sung during the rem
dering of the play. "The Light in
the window" by the Hi School and
Young Peoples Departments of the
church school.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Latterday Saints.

"CHRISTMAS MUSIC FHoM
~ MANY LANDS" will be given
at the Church Of Jesus Christ OF
Latterday Saints. Sixteenth street
and Columbia road northwest, on
Christmas eve from 11:l5 till mid
night. Edward p. Kimball is organ
list and the program is as follows:
.ryhristmas Eve in Sicily -Melchoir- Cattone
Pastoral Symphony" from The Mes. :,
.-rhs Slen shepherds" ---..-----------salo
Christmas choral. Good Tidinss From :,
.rbe heaTSm Three Wise Men From the East
"Gesu Bambino" fthe Child Jesus) )--Y Yon
'March Of the Magi Kings" DUBOIS
.sFantasia ia ti on 'i Old Ensiish Carols" Fauikes
ofertory on "Adeste Fideles" =Loret
"Haiielujah." from THE Messiah" Handel
The public Is cordially invited TO
attend.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Episcopal.


THE following music will be given
= at the Washington Cathedral at
the services tomorrow and Christmas
day:
ToMoRRow-11 AM.
Choral litany, holy communion and
Procession hymn, Bach
1atroit. 1ntT % .'Benedictus" lpage 14) -oregorian
Hsmn mmuPaa before sefSr sermon. as2. ~winchestsr
assTaoIg asmn N plnes snteea n Gloria in
After benediction, Psalm liz page 80,
Recessionai hymn. 6e---------Gauntlett
4PM.
Choral evensons and sermon.
eroeessionnssl hymn, es ''veni Emma4Hsl SnI,s =
Psalm 1os ana Dsss Sunc pimtts
Hymn before sermon, 55. "stuttgart,"
9GestGryj 3srssIeijon sntn,m hrmn "a stanzay A'k"'
Recessional hymn 81. "st. Thomas"
CHRISTMAS DAY-11 AM
Festival service, holy communion and
Professional hymn 70 .Adeste lFidsles."
"communion unf Service in -paTk.e
Hymn before sermon Willis
Offertory anthem. ANGELS From the
At prss presentation, '' the doxoIoey. "oid
Hundredth." -
communiSn hymn, 5s------oidR ---oid ReSnsf eSnst
After Benediction. "Nunc Dimittis."
Recessional hymn --Mendelssohn
Christmas music at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church, Eighteenth and
Church streets northwest. win include:
At the Christmas eve service, 11:45
pm. Tuesday
ssa otfeftory. y HG'S BLESSED Hi Is He That oOmeth.
Tours
'sanctus" --=------------ -Gounod
At II am. Wednesday
introit. Legend" Tschaikovsky
Communion Service in E"------- -Harrat
Solo quartet-soprano, Mrs. Carl
Henning: alto, K. Lee Jones; tenor,
Y (see EPISCOPAL, Page 49,
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Unitarian.

THE music at ALI Souls Church
(Unitarian) at the II o'clock
service tomorrow will be furnished by
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, bass;
Lewis Atwater, organ; Alexander Le-
vine, violin, and S. Alden Finckel,
cello. Included in the numbers will be j:
ave Maria" Bach -Gounod
Solos
Nazareth" .:Ns sss,s.z-a:. 7s.-z -GSunod M
Trio-"Pastorale" ---------------Wid Widor
Ancient Noels
In the afternoon at o'clock Mr..
Atwater will be assisted in program
of Christmas music by Flora Brylaw-
ski, contralto Mrs. Brylawski will sing
tMary's Cradle Song" by Max Roger,
and Silent Night" by Grubers
Evening star., 1935-12-21
CHRISTMAS music at the Grace
~ Reformed Church will include the

CHRISTMAS music at the Grace
~ Reformed Church will include the
following:
Tomorrow at IL am:
Prelude, Christmas in Sicily"
Shepherds Christmas Song,"
Professional, "Adeste Fidelis."
Gavaert
70 Little Town Of Bethiehem''--Redner
Anthem, There Were Shepherds"
Recessional. Brightest and Best,
Harding
Postlude. "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
Tuesday at 1880 pm. a carol and
hymn service.
Professional. :'Veni Immanaei.' AA'A
1T Came Upon Midnight Clear"
"once in Royal David's City" -oauntlett
1.-The First Noel"
GOOD King Wenceslas."
Shepherds. Shake on Your Drowsy
orgsnMT, ,,,,,..
pastoral Symphony Handel
Anthem. 20 Quiet Night" -Neidlinger
Hymn. "Hark the Herald Angels sings:.
organ. I'm Dulci Jubilo'-
I'VE Three Rinss" Hopkins s,ozi,,s
God Rest You Merry Gentlemen.
Silent Night"
"As with Glsdness" -Kocher
poscssiads cs.1.s e asass Is oFssnss and shos
director.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Baptist.

CHRISTMAS services of the First
Baptist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets northwest tomorrow will be as
follows:
MDRNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude, Darkness and Light"
Cantata. The Star of Bethlehem -Harker
Prophecy of the Coming.
The Annunciation.
Herod and the Masi.
Postlude ---------L---------
EVENING SERVICE.
White Gift Service and Carols.
Choir under direction of r. E. Rapp,
organist and choirmaster.
The musical program tomorrow at
West Washington Baptist Church,
3lst and N streets northwest; organist,
Mrs. Emory H. Bogley; choir director,
Gladys I. Sanders, is as follows:
IL AM.
organ prelude. voluntary" R. schumann
Hymn No. II. Joy to the world
Anthhsm Anthem Holy Babe 81 edfa of
'-i Pastor
Hymn No. r.. "Harki the Herald
Organ postlude. "Postlude" Leybach
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WHITE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT.
THE White Princess.
Organ prelude. Prayer" (from 'Lohen-
Anthem. sEln There Were Shepherds" ". .sn.
Solo. Birthday of the King ''N-Neidiinger
Gladys l. Sanders,
Male chorus. Three Kings OF Orient, rient.,,,,
Anthem. .'shine. o wonderful Star.
noss5. 81 5shs psssaSe Asssa Miles
The Christmas music at the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church will
be as follows,
MORNING SERVICE.
organ. March of the Magi" Dubois
Anthem: Christian Awake, Salute the 1er..
A''' soioist. Dorothy scates,
Anthem. GLORY to God in the HiEhest:"
soloists. Juanita claxon. Mabel Barrows.
Anthem, "a Christmas Cradle song,r
Organ postlude. ''The Hallelujah ,,....,
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem. "Shepherds' Story -Dickenson
Soloists. Dorothy Scates: Lawrence
Schiller Wendell Anderson.
Anthem. Christmas Carol -Juanita ClsXon
Soprano solo. 20 Holy Night" adam
(Juanita Claxon.)
The choir director Is George F.
Ross, with Marguerite Allen Ross,
organist.
Christmas music tomorrow at Metro
politan Baptist Church, Sixth and A
(see BAPTIST, Page 13.)
Evening star., 1935-12-21

At the midnight mass at the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart on Christmas eve
the program of music to be sung by
the mixed choir under the direction of
Mary Louise Sullivan will include
Proper of the Mass" by Mitterer and
by Tozer; the Ordinary" from Gou-
mods "MeSse Solennelle" and Grubers
Mass in Honor of st. Peter" and
(see CATHOLIC, Page 49,
Evening star., 1935-12-21

The Church of the Pilgrims offers an
organ recital tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock
by Warren F. johnson: who will play
Fantasia on Christmas Carols Alan
Gray: christmas, Op. 145," Max Re-
ger, and I'm dulci jubilo. Op. 75," py
Karg- Ebert. :.
At the service following this recital
1see PRESBYTERIAN, Page 13)
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Congregational

SPECIAL Christmas music will be
~ rendered at both services at the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets northwest, tomorrow.
The choir of go voices, directed by
Ruby Smith Stahl. will be assisted by
Ruby Smith Stahl. soprano; Dorothy
Wilson Halbach. contralto and Dale
Hamilton, baritone. Paul De Long
Gable will be at the organ.
MORNING SERVICE
Choral. TO God Alone Be Highest
"Noei Of the Bressan Waits @"
Darcieus-Ryder
1.-THE Shepherds Pipes and the star
| Stcherbatchei
"LuI.ay My Liking" Hoist
An Knew He Was There" ,TuTneT,Maley
The Christ Child. Child" ------Msbel Daniels
orsan % otertoTY' aoio March Of the MaFi
FoiioWing Fhifn sermon 5by choir. "Halieiujsh
Chorus" from The Messiah Handel
orsan postlude. christmas Meditsti9n:"
EVENING SERVICE.
ORGAN Prelude. Noel Dudley Buck
schristmas in the Wood" Mabel Daniels
organ offertory = tchimesJ. 7 Heard the
Bells on Christmas -Calkin
Organ postlude. Christmas March.
Programs of Christmas music will
be sung tomorrow at the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church in two
services by the senior chorus and
junior choir of 95 voices. At the an
nual Christmas vesper service at 4:45
pm, IL carols by American, English,
Russian, Dutch and German COM
posers will be sung. four by the Juniors
and eight by the senior singers. 20,
| little town of Bethlehem" on the
afternoon program, was written by the
late Alden Call, member of Mount
Pleasant Church, and son of DR.. Ar
thur D. Call, secretary of the American
Peace Society. The programs are as
follows:
Morning-11 O'Clock.
The Mount Pleasant Church Chorus,
under the direction of Norton M. Little,
with Claude Robson at the organ;
Mrs. Russell j. Clinchy. soprano. and
| William P. Shanahan, tenor, soloists.
| Organ prelude. "Rhapsodie sur des
NoelS" Gigout
THE Song of the Shepherds C"The Mes
sage of the Starr Woodman
with incidental bass solo by Eusene
Tie Msasi,' c'The Mystery of Rsthls, S,FI. :,
the Hanelujah Chorus" from 5Ths
Tenor MesSIsn 500. %. Holy Nigh" Adam Adam
organ postiude. March of the MaSi s0,.
Afternoon vesper service 4:45
o'clock, Mount Pleasant Church
Chorus and Mount Pleasant Church
Junior Choir.
The Christmastide" Dyck
Christmas Bells" -Rebikot
Gloria in Excelsis'' Lester
%. Little Town of Bethlehem" Call
Christmas Bell" -OSgood
Stars in Chorus Holy"------ schiieder
Jesus Gently Rest" Dyck
Carols by junior choir
How Far Is 1t to Bethlehem" Shaw
I'VE Would See Jesus" Turner
There's a SONG in the Air" Harrington
In the Lonely Midnight" ht"-------Howard
Anthems
upon My Lap Ny Sovereign Sits"
| .Adsete Ffdeies'; Noveiln
9soie Quartet. Mrs: r. J. ciinchy. Miss
A NJ Ray. MIR. W P. Shansf1an and Mr.
Eugene Kressin.l
| Organ postlude. "Christmas March,