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Congreg gationaI
First Congregational
The Rev. Ellis w. Hay. pastor.
Mrs. S. K. Ruick, organist.
TOMORROW

The Rev. Ellis w. Hay pastor.
Mrs. s. x. Ruick. organist.
TOMORROW
II A. M
organ-Christmas Voluntary arr. Critics
Anthem-Hear Ye Shepherds of Israel
Quartet and choir. f'eS'ei
Soprano Soo-VoiceS Of the Sky Matthews
Anthem-While Shepherds Watched
or.TIneir Tneir Flocks ,'..'.''.'..'.''' Rogers
Choir and Violin-silent Night Grueber
Mrs Harold B. West. violinst.
Baritone solo-The Birthday Of the
N'nS '''''''A. D Yitz ,''''' Neiol'nSef
organ-March of the Magi and Alleluia
ouartet--Mrs Irene Heppner, soprano,
MISS Ruth Beals; contralto; Evan Walker,
tenor; A. d. Hitz, bass.
-i;3OP. M
ProceSsional-Adeste Fideles 1sth Century
Quartet and Choir.
Alto Solo-The Virgins Lullaby ..... Buck
Miss Ruth Beals.
Quartet and Choir-O Little Town Of
Soprano soIo@Ave Maria ....... Gounod 9d
Mrs. Irene Heppner.
Quartet and Choir
Magnlnca''l ..................... Smart
chiidrsns, c,hor,;,,'.'''''''''''' faiestrlha
Away in a Manger .......... Mueller
Quartet and Chorus
Once - Royal David's City :, Gauntlet
The Fist Noel ............ Traditional
Quartet and Choir
We Three Kings .............. Hopkins
Hark, the Herald Angels Sing .-.,,
Joy to the World .............. Handel
Silent Night ................... Grueber
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Christ Church

The Rev E. Anger Powell rector.
Cheston L. Heath, director and organist.
CHRISTMAS EVE
~ p. M
Carol Service
Come Ye Shepherds traditional Bo-
Adeste Fideles tin Latin, arr. r. NoSeiio
Good King Wencelas ltraditonaln
carols by Choir and Congregation
Choral Eucharist.
-lI:sO p. M
Processi9nal Hymn-Adeste Fideles.
Sequence Hymn-It Came Upon the ''
Midnight Clear ............,.. Willis
Gloria Tibi Service in Al ...-..... Noble
Odertory Anthem-For Unto Us Child
Is Born CMessiah) ........... Handel
Office Hymn-o % Little Town OF Beth '"
lehem -..-................, Redner
ssnctusN Benedictus-Arnus Del ~ 49, Noble
Gloria in Excelsis Dec Cisth century,
Abluti9n 5H1ymn-Hark the Herald Ar,
~ gels Sins - Mendeis$ohn ss sSobn
Reeessional RenS '''i HYmh-whne VI Shepherds "0'
organ Postiude-Toccats First SYM
FREDERICK e e. Weber. assistant organist.
CHRISTMAS DAY
--10:So A. M
Choral Eucharist
The Festival Communion Service Noble
6ieqE 6iopis In in Excelsis p,o lsth Century
onertory-say Where Is He Born
..................... Mendelssohn
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Central Avenue Methodist
Episcopal

The Rev Charles Drake Skinner, pastor.
Ralph w. Wright. director: Mrs. Delamar
McWorkman, organist.
TOMORROW.
-1O:45 A. M
Organ Prelude
Bethlehem ,uo.,a ''.''.''''''''' Ma1nng Hnars
AntSyemhullsSy 9Gy 9l Ihe MSyio on Christmas Eve e
organ ofertory-Pastoral symphony
soprano messFasi Recitatives Messiah. ""O''
And 10 the Angel of the Lord Came
And the Angel Said Unto Them.
And Suddenly There Was With the Angel;
Chorus-Glory to God fMessiah) Handel
soloists-Miss Maude Delbridge' ,soprano;
Mrs Robert w. Blake. contralto: Lowell B.
Springer. tenor Ralph w. Wright, bari
tone.
The Christmas Story in song and pageant.
organ Recital
March of the Magi ........... dubois
The Pronhst scene the PTomise).
watchman, Tell Us of the Night
Anthem-God So Loved the World
The Prophet Withdraws
o Come, Come. Emmanuel. .......
.............. Ancient Plain Chant
The Annunciation-Angel of the Annuncia-
ton.
Reading-The Magnihcat.
Dwight Poisson.
Alto Recitative-And the Angel Saith
Unto Her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Buck
Tenor solo-Hail Thou Highly Favored
.....-....... BUCK
Carol-It Came Upon Midnight Clear
................... Sears-Willis
Junior Choir.
The Madonna Scene (the Fulfllmentl.
Trio-Sleep, Holy Child Old French Carol
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran

The Rev. j. D. Nautilus, jsstor.
Paul G. Ebert, Clarence F. Ebert, and
Edwin L. Kirchoff organists.
TOMORROW
1880 A. M
Choir Processional-Open Now Thy
Gates Of Beauty Neander
organ Prelude-sing We Christ the
True Light .......-...-....... Lester
orertory-He Shall Feed His Flock
Observation-Disclosures. Handel
organ Postlude-Allegro 18th Sym
pnonyl ...-.--..-....'-.. ...... Wloor
CHRISTMAS EVE
-1:l5-
Violin and organ program.
LaVerne Wischmeier and
Clarence F. Ebert.
Silent Night, Holy Night ...... Gruber
Little Children. Can You Tell?
Choir Processional-O Holy Night Adam
Carols by the Children
Come Hither Ye Faithful.
While Shepherds Watched the Flocks.
Silent Night.
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
Shepherds and Angels.
Glory to God.
o Could the Manger.
Christmas Meditation .......... Kreckel
Organ Postlude-In Dulci Jubilo -. Bach
CHRISTMAS DAY
-l0:00-
Festival Music ............ Paul G. Ebert
Vocal solo-The Birthday of King
Miss Freida Jones.
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Presbyterian
Fairview Presbyterian

The Rev. Virgil D. Ragsn, pastor.
TOMORROW
LOSS A. M
Organ Prelude.
Ofertory-Pastoral Symphony Mes
Siahl .-.-........-- ... Handel
Solo-He Shall Feed His Flock Mes
Miss Ruth McVey
Solo-Come Unto Him fMeSsiahl Handel
Mrs. Emily Davis.
Trio-Meditation ...-....-.-.....M Mietzks
Violin. piano. organ.
Choir-One Winter Night ....... Hunt
Solo-Jesu Bambino ...........Yon
Dewitt Talbert
Choir-1n Bethlehems Lowly Manger
..-...-..... DICKINSON
Choir-Bethlehem ................B Bartlett
Hymn-Silent Night
Organ Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus
tMeSSiahl ......-......-....... Handel
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Play on Program

A Christmas play is to be given
at st. Georges Episcopal Church
in the parish hall tomorrow night.
A tree and orchestra music are
TO be featuL ed.
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WPA Carolina

A program of Christmas
carols by the WPA Concert
Orchestra is to be a feature
Of the annual Christmas party
OF the General Protestant Or
phan Home tomorrow.
The entertainment is being
sponsored by the Marion Coun-
ty Recreation Department, and
is open to the public.
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Methodist Episcopal
RrightwOod Methodist
Episcopal

The Rev. F. T. Taylor pastor.
Franklin Taylor, director; Mrs. Florence
Hamilton, pianist.
TOMORROW
-1O:3O-
Anthem-Where Shepherds Watched
Soprano Solo-The Birthday of King
Mrs. w. M. Clark,
Cantata
THE MESSIAH'S COMING.
(Widermerel
Prelude.
Chorus-Hear the Song.
Soprano Solo-The Messiah.
Chorus-Christ Our Light.
Tenor and Bass DuetELife Without End,
Fulfilled.
Soprano, Tenor and Bass-Star OF Love.
Soprano and Alto Duet-Savior, Like
Shepherd.
Quartet-The Song of Angels.
Final Chorus-God's Wonderful Gift.
Soloists-Mrs. w. M. Clark, Mrs. R, E.
McNutt Mrs. Edgar Grown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Clampitt, John Williams, Sam Steph-
ems and Russell Brown.
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st. Georges Episcopal
Play to Be Given

The Sutherland Players are
to present a new religious play,
mo Gifts in Return" as part
of the Sutherland Presbyterian
Church Christmas program
Monday night.
Members OF the cast are Billy
Green. Betty Augustus and
Katherine Sebastian. Norman
Green is the director.
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IrvingtOn Presbyterian

The Rev. John B. Ferguson. pastor
Mrs. James Loomis. organist and director:
Mrs. Clell Rice. choir director.
TOMORROW
Morning
Fantasie-
Jov to the World .............L Lemars
Christmas Comes ..........DArtalssv
Choir-Csrol of the Russian Children
solo-There Were Shepherds .......'
.........,: John Princie Scott
Mrs. Paul Dorsey
Observation-Disclosures Morn -..--..-.
Garcia Babe Lies in Manger Cradle
Elizabeth Ward Crovell. contraito solo:
David Starr Jordan. tenor solo
Postluoe-Alleluia ............. Faulkes
Evening
Prelude-A Christmas Idyll ........-
Anthem.o Sing to God .......... Gounod
Alleluia! Christ Is Born.
Gladly Sing This Wondrous Thing
The First Night.
Peace on Earth.
Ofertory-Lithuanian Folk Songs whtmer
Anthem-The First Noel Whitehead
Anthem-The Chimes Lullaby $500. Shelly
Postlude-March Of the Magi Kings
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran

The Rev. Werner Kuntz, pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Anthems
The Annunciation ............ overbv
How Glad 1 Am Each Christmas Eve
Silent Night Holy Night ....'. "iTiier Gruber
Be- Be- Ye ssyy joyful, Earth and Sky Anonymous
We Three Kings of the Orient Are re'i 81
- ..,,''' --... ......--... Hopkins
'. o Little Town of Bethlehem Brooks
aymn-O How Joyfully.
organ Voluntary-Christ Is Born. Monti
Prayer and Benediction.
Distribution of Gifts.
PoStlude-Arise Shine Maker
CHRISTMAS DAY.
Preludes-
Sing o Heavens ........... simper
Joy to the World .. Handel -Ashford
ProceSsional-Joy to the World Handel
Pastor and Choir-Chanting of the
Untemach Responsive Service.
Hymn-From Heaven Above Luther
Anthems
Come Hither Ye Children 80. Schultz
Angels From the Realms of Glory
Hymn-Praise God the Lord ~ Hermann
Anthem-Cantique de Noel Adam
organ Ofertory-Hail! Festival Day
Hymn-Hark, the Herald Angels Sing S"eN
RecsgssioH1al-God Rest You FsriSSonH Merry
Postlude-Adeste Fideles ......... .Novello
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Capitol Avenue Methodist
Episcopal

The Rev E. Arnold Clegg, pastor.
Herbert Rennard. director.
TOMORROW
-7:30-
organ Prelude-The Coming of the
King ................ ....... Buck
Processional-O Come All Ye Faithful.
Pastoral Prayer-Choral response.
Anthems
How Still the Night ............ Spinel
Christmas Carol From Laplano Dickinson
Jesu Bambino ................P Pietro Yon
Christmas poetry.
Anthems
Listen to the Wond'rous Story Hawley
Joyous Christmas Song ....... Gevaert
Sing o Heavens ..................T Tours
Choral Benediction.
Organ Postlude-Hosanna .....,... Wachs
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The Rev. o. Herschel Folger. pastor
E. Leona Wright, director; Earl w. Wells
organist.
TOMORROW
4P. M
BETHLEHEM
(By George F. Rootl
Part I: The Birth of Christ
Combined Choirs-God of Our Fathers
-Lo. the King Cometh.
Tenor solo-Who Are Yonder Gray
Boards?
Trio-Where Is He That Is Born King'
Carol-As the. Star in Distant Ages.
Choir-Bethlehem
Part II; The Flight Into Egypt
Angels Chorus cWomen's VoicesS-GiorSy
Contralto solo-A Cry Goes Up in
Soprano Prelude and Recitative-Arise,
and Take the Young Child.
Duet-Lord, Look Down from Heaven.
Choir-Fret Not Thyself.
Part III: The Return
Recita tive-Arise and Go into the Land
of Israel.
Quartet and Choir-Hark Those Angel
Voices
Baritone Recitative-And the Child
Soprano solo-Among the Fields of
ir-Chorale-o Savior When This
Life Is Ger.
Chorus lin Canon form Blessing and
Honor.
soloists-Mildred Barrett Pearson. Helen
r. Kelum. Nellie G. Dawes, JEAN Ann
Jones, sopranos; Dorothy Sandefur Avels,
contralto: Russell Barton. Floyd Wilson,
Elvin Hadley tenors; Charles Carson. John
D. Carter, John Renforth, basses Chorus
of Jews-Choir; Chorus of Herodians---
Junior Chorus. Narrator, Murray H
Morris.
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EpiscopaIian
All Saints Cathedral

The Right Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis bishop;
The Rev Robert c. Alexander. vicar;
The Rev. Francis Tetu, canon.
CHRISTMAS EVE
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Lutheran
Bethany Lutheran

The Rev j. L. Seng. pastor.
CHRISTMAS EVE
-l1:00-
Prelude.
nal-AdeSte Fldeles.
Lutheran Liturgical Service
Gloria Patr.
Kyrie.
Gloria in EXcelsis.
Anthems
The First Noel.
Hallelujah.
The Joyful Song.
Benediction.
Recessional Hymn-Joy to the World
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10 +. M
organ Prelude-Holy Night ......... Buck
Professional Hymn-Hark the Herald
Angels Sing. ........... Mendelssohn
Threefold Kyrie Eleison ............. Bode
Gloria Tlbi i.........,........... Eyre
Hymn-O Come All Ye Faithful Wade
oher5toTE Anthem-There Were shep, HEpcoon4
Presentation of Aims ........ Beethoven
Sursum Corda OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Eyre
Sanctus Observation-Disclosures. Eyre
Agnus Del ...................... Eyre
Gloria in EXcelsis ............. Old Chant
Recessional Hymn-Angels From the
Realms of Glory ........... Smart
organ Postlude-And the Glory of the
Lord ...... ............... Handel
Address by Bishop Francis.
CHRISTMAS DAY
10 A. M
Organ Prelude-Nazareth ........ .Gounod
Professional Hymn-Hark the Herald
Threefold Kyrie Eleison .....,.l.... Bode
GLORIA Ilni ..................,. Bode
Hymn-o Little Town Of Bethlehem -,'
Presentation of Aims ......... Beethoven
SanctuS ...'..... ......'......'....... Bode
Agnus Del .......,.......r...... Bode
GLORIA IN EXcelsls .............. Old Chant
Nunc Dimittis ................ Barnby
Realms OF Glory ......... ..... Smart
Organ Postiude-christma Postlude
soloist, Mrs Ada L. Bradley, soprano;
Howard D. Miner, director; Miss jeanette
Riker, organiSt.
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The Rev Allen K. Trout, pastor.
Miss Charlotte Moore, director, organist.
CHRISTMAS EVE
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Organ Preludes-
The Shepherds in the Fields -. Mailing
March of the Magi Kings Dubois
Christmas PaStorale .........,. Harker
Professionally Come All Ye Faith
ful ''.''' w due
The Service
Gloria Patri .....-...... Rogers
Gloria in Excelsis-Composite.
Soprano Solo-JeSu Bambino ........ ION
Mrs Louis Mavis.
Anthems
Shepherds Christmas Song Dickinson
Kneel Before the King ........ Barnes
Offertory-Cantlque de Noel .'....' ADAMS
Anthems
Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mild Saer
GLORY to God in the Highest -. Simper
Recessional-Joy to the World Hawkes.
Postlude-Ha Hallelujah Chorus (Mes-
Siah) ..."..........''..''' Hahoel
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Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal

The Rev. C. A. Mccullough. pastor.
TOMORROW
-1:30-
ocessional-Silent Night.
Choir-O Little Town Of Bethlehem.
Solo-A Star in the Sky
Mrs. Merle Edmonds.
Junior Choir-Star Song.
Pantomime.
Choir-A Mothers Lullaby
Junior Choir-Away in the Manger.
Two Choirs-
While Shepherds Watched Their F1ocks.
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear
We three Kings Of the Orient Are.
Presentation of gifts.
Prayer
Junior Chor-Gifts for the King.
Song-Joy to the World.
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Christmas Party ARRANGED

Christmas Party Arranged
The annual Christmas turkey and
card party will be given tomorrow
afternoon and evening by the men
of Holy Name Church. Beech Grove,
in the school auditorium.
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Fifty-First Street Methodist

The Rev. Wilbur D. Grose, pastor.
Miss Frances Wishard, director and
organist
TOMORROW
-10:45 A. M
Organ Prelude-Cantique de Noel :.
............. Adam -Westbrook
Anthem-Christmas Gloria ..... Gardner
Offertory-Pastoral Symphony Mes
SAM HdHuel
Edwin Jones.
Quartet-The Sleep of the Child Jesus
.............. Gaevaert
Helen Kendall. Jean Lemon Gordon
Kitchens and Mark Macdonald.
Organ Postlude-March of the Magi
Kings -DuDolS
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st. Matthew Lutheran

st. Matthew Lutheran
The Rev. L. c. E. Fackler
TOMORROW
$50 P. M
P.'elude--Violin Solo.
Miss Eldeen Blair
Conversational Hymn-Come Hither Ye
Faithful.
The Liturgical Service.
The Pastor and Congregation.
Pageant
IN OLD JUDEA
Presented by the Beginners Juniors and
Primary Departments of the Sunday
School
Cfertory-Violin solo.
Miss Blair
dymn-O Little Town of Bethlehem.
The Closing Service.
The Congrega ton.
CHRISTMAS DAY
- A. M
Organ Prelude.
Mrs. Paul Blair.
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Fletcher Place M. E.

Fletcher Place M. E.
DR.. H. G. tytle pastor
DR.. B. F. Neiman. director of music;
Miss Grace Eaton, organist; Miss Grace
Gibson, pianist.
TOMORROW
-1O:45 A. M
Prelude-Halleluia Chorus tMessiahl
Professional Hymn-Angels From the
Realms of Glory Henry Smart
Hymn Authenticate What Means
Those Holy Voices. John Dykes
nvocation-Dr. Lytle.
Anthem-The Birthday of King.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w. H. Neidlinger
Dr. Neiman and Choir.
Ofertory-Pastoral Symphony Mes ,
Anthem-And Thou Bethlehem
..................... Maria M. Hine
Helen Rosenbaum. P. C. Turner
and Choir.
Anthem-Arise and Shine
Nondus limerick and Choir.
Anthem-We Have Seen His Star
.................... Fred B. Holten
Helen Rosenbaum, Nondus En-
erick and Choir.
Anthem-Put on Strength Zion -.
Helen Rosenbaum and Choir
Anthem-Consider and Hear Me
Address-Dr. Lytle.
Hymn-Joy to the World Peter Lutkin
Postlude-March of the Magi Kings.
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st. Marks Lutheran

The Rev. R. H. Benting, pastor.
Herman H. Rahe, choir director Mrs. Ovid
H. Dunn, organist; Velma
1verson, pianist
CHRISTMAS EVE
-10:45 P. M
Organ Prelude-Divinum Mysterium
...,-... -...,......t .t....... Candlvn
Gnrlstmas Cnimes ....-..-. d 'Antalfy
Lutheran Festival Liturgy-People That
Walked in the Darkness.
Choral Club-There Were Shepherds
Christmas Carol.
Congregational singing.
Sermon by the pastor
Closing midnight prayers.
Organ Postlude-Noel ....... Guilmant
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Memorial Presbyterian

Memorial Presbyterian
The Rev. w. H. Kendall pastor.
Hugh NJ. Mason. director; Mrs. william q.
Duthe, organist
TOMORROW
-10:45 A. NJ.
Organ Prelude-Holy Night . Buck
Quartet Anthem-Glory TO God Pergolesi
Choir-Medley Of Carols
Choir Anthem-Break Forth into Joy
Double Trio-Sleep. Holy Babe Matthews
Organ Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus
-sSldHl HANDEL
soloists-Ruth WAGNER. soprano; Mary
Frey, ecntralto; Hugh NJ Mon, tenor:
Raymond D. Jackson. bass.
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Friends
First Friends

The Rev. o. Herschel Folger pastor.
E. Leona Wright, director; Earl w. Well!
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Bethlehem Lutheran

Recessional Hymn-Joy to the World.
, 1935-01-03
CRASH SINKS
RIVER BOAT

NEW YORK. Jan. 8. (Rp- The
hui lof the steamer Lexington lay
at the bottom OF the East River
Thursday. victim of a collision in
which four members OF her crew
were missing.
Almost under the towering arch
OF Manhattan's bridge, the Lexing-
ton. bound for Providence with 100
passengers and a crew of 80 was rip
ped in two when the tramp freight
er Jane Christensen rammed her
amidShips in the darkness Wednes-
day night.
Tugs raced to the Lexington's
side and took off passengers and
crew in nip and tuck rescues before
the ship went down ten minutes
after being hit.
An investigation was started by
Assistant District Attorney Sylves-
ter Cosantino. who questioned Cap
tain William Pendleton of the Lex
ington and Captain John Wick
man OF the Jane Christensen. He
indicated the collision was caused
by a misunderstanding Of navigation
signals in the heavy harbor traffic.
The Lexington. a Long Island
Sound steamer Of the Colonial Line,
had Just started on her overnight
trip to Providence and was proceed
ing up the East River past the
twinkling lights OF Lower Manhat-
tan's skyscrapers when the Jane
Christensen. bound down the river.
rammed her high prov into the
Lexington's midship section
, 1935-01-03

January 3, 1885. Nineteen
states four territories and a federal
district comprised the United Mex
lean States. Former comment on
its constitution and the partial like
ness of 1t, as q supreme instrument,
TO that Of the United States OF Am
erica, its model, prompts a short re-
view Of another important basis diff
ference between the two govern
ments. The states Of the Mexican
Confederacy were created by its
Constitution. They possessed no
rights except such as that Consti-
stitution gave them. and since, as
has been mentioned, the Mexican
Congress was empowered to con-
strue the Constitution, 1t followed
that the states were completely at
the mercy Of that body. The thir-
teen states which first formed the
United States Of America were, on
the other hand in existence at the
time Of the adoption of our Consti-
tuition and remained practically in
dependent except as to foreign re-
lations, army. navy, interstate COM
merce, coinage and the tariff. They
were Jealous Of any curtailment Of
or encroachment on their rights.
and the central authority seldom
touched the average citizen.
All Of Mexico's peoples were NOM
inally free, but the Indians. - more
than fifty per cent Of the popula-
ton, - took no part in the politi-
cal life Of their native land. They
were to wait more than a quarter
of q century for their champion.
, 1935-01-03
CAMERON
103rd District Court

Filed: Orie Myers VS.. Louis S.
White. ct al, suit on note. Jeffer-
son Standard Life Insurance COM
pany VS.. "A. .. Drive, ct al. suit on
note. Hubert Herren rs. Fulton
Property company. suit for commits
sion on sale Of real estate. Tomasa
Shears de Drive. ct al, vs.. VIM.
Shears. Sr., et al. suit for parti-
ton Of real estate. Irene Spengel
VS.. S. r. Jennings, suit on note.
Orders entered: G. A. Tanberg
VS.. Minnie z. Mullins. suit for dam
ages. cause dismissed to which
plaintiff excerpts. Valley Citrus
Groves company VS.. A. II. Moore,
ct al, cause dismissed, 10 which
plaintiff excerpts. A
County Court-at-Law
Filed: Myrtle Hendrickson VS..
Security Benefit Association. suit
for alleged breach Of contract.
Probate Court
Filed: Application for admins
traJion OF estate of Charles M.
DraytOn. deceased.
Two suits IN lunacy.
Marriage Licenses
Damion Hernandez and Aurelia
Camera.
Reed Eubanks and Kitty Ander-
son.
DR.. 0. r. Grimm and Hilda de
Boxtel.
J. 3. Bates and Mary Kathryn
Shafer.
LOREN G. Brown and Mary A. Nc
Gee.
j. r. Icenogle and Pauline HAYES.
, 1935-01-03
English Humorist
Appears At Church

VIM. HainSworth, English humor-
ist and inspirational entertainer. will
present one OF his unique programs
at the Central Christian church
Sunday night. 7:30 o'clock, 1t has
been announced by Rev. d. w.
McElroy.
Mr.. Hainsworth Is a native OF
England. was educated in the pri-
vate schools of London and since
coming to America has served as
minister Of the Congregational
church in Illinois and Iowa. In
addition to this he has had a large
experience on the lyceum platform
and the legitimate stage.
The progra mthat he will present
Sunday night will be Of his own
composition. II Is strictly religi-
Gus and Biblical. He will present
as one Of his numbers The Fourth
Letter" an adoption Of one Of the
most striking parallels Of the Mas
ter, the Rich Farmer. we are hap
py to make this announcement and
the public is cordially invited to be
present. You are welcome to en-
Joy this fine service" Rev. NIGEL
roy declared.
, 1935-01-03
Road Identification
Begins At San Benito


SAN BENITO, Jan. 3.-Planting
along the highway entrances to San
Benito will begin Monday under
the local Identification program,
according to Mrs. r. s. Bone. chair
man.
Purpose Of the paintings to be
started Monday will be to screen
low places at the sides OF the road.
The screening plants will be bana-
mas. pampas grass, possibly bamboo
and others.
Local committeeman have been at
work several weeks identifying
streets, vacant lots and the resaca
banks. Much Of the preliminary
work has been clearing up of storm
damaged shrubs and trees al
though some planting also has been
done. The city has been divided
into districts with captains in charge
OF each. Progress reports are to be
had at a meeting to be held at 9
O'Clock Friday morning at the
chamber Of commerce. The Lions
club Is supporting the movement
here.
The local work is a part OF the
county and statewide Identification
campaign intended to make Texas
presentable in time for Centennial
visitors in 1886. Mrs. Paul Cottreu
OF San Benito is county chairman.
The county concentration point
for shrubs. trees and plants Is 10
Gated here.
, 1935-01-03
FRANCO-ITALIAN
FARLEY BEGINS

PARIS, Jan. 3.-Pp-Pierre La
val, former premier who stepped In
as foreign minister when Louis
Barthou was shot down at Mar
seille, leaves tonight for Rome with
q tentative draft OF q F~ranco-Ita-
Ian agreement TO keep central
Europe at peace.
Problems purely between France
and Italy also are expected TO be
settled when Laval meets Musso-
lini.
Documents which the two are ex-
pected TO sign. IL Is understood, pro-
vide first for an assurance of Aus
tria's independence and plan Ia
guarantee the security OF central
Euorpe.
A second object is the settlement
Of Franco-Italian colonial questions
in Africa.
An agreement in principle was
reached in many long distance te-
lephone calls between Paris and
Rome by which Laval was permit
ted to visit Premier MusSolini be-
fore he attends a session Of the
council OF the League of Nations
at Geneva. January IL.
After Laval's return from Gene
va he intends to visit London. per-
haps with Premier Pierre Fandin,
for a further discussion with Sir
John Simon, British foreign secre-
tary, OF European problems.
The primary document on which
II Duce and Laval will negotiate,
ii Is understood, provides that Aus
tria's neighbors mutually guaran-
tee their W political independ-
ence and territorial integrity along
with that OF Austria, following lines
Of Article 10 Of the League of Ma
tons covenant.