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Soloists are Teresa Malice, Anna
Rinaldi, Mary Rinaldi, Frances Cas-
cia, Lucy Cascia, and Archie Penago,
Organist and director, Eugenia L.
Slattery.
ST. MARY's CHURCH Rev.
Charles j. Trinkaus, pastor. The
musical program at midnight mass
will be as follows:
Prelude Silent Night - Gruber
Alto solo. soprano and alto duet and
quartet.
''K;yrie Gloria. credo, sanctus, Agnus
sBeIneddictus; First Mass" Gumprecht
At the communion. "Jesu Redemptor''
'tJesu Bambino") Yon
Orchestra accompaniment.
Soloists-Soprano, Fannie Shreve
Heartsill; alto, Gertrude Misel;
tenor, Jack Buckley; bass, A. A.
Moore. Organist and director, A. J.
Gumprecht.
ST. PETERS CHURCH-Tomor-
row night there will be special
Christmas music at 11:30 o'clock as
follows:
christmas Rhapsody" Cor organ and
s4s' e. + to ra'hs1 shss Hs
IN IN &. Manger lppolitof-1yanot moi
."'Catalonian Carol" ..----- LIE Fevbre
"A Wassail., Gentles" Father Finn
sent Might with deseanS Grpber
"Kyrie and Gloria: MiSsa Solemnis in
ered MsEa soemns n Mnea Pike
Joy Of Mans Desiring Bach
Communion motets-
AYE ..Aae verum Corpus" ~ Byrd
communio, In splendoribus. -' ''''e'''
Recessional 20 Holy Night Adam
Soloists- -Cathreen Carrico, So
prano; Edna S. Colbert, mezzo-
soprano; Carolyn Manning, con-
tralto; Benedict Konopa, tenor;
Gerald Whelan, bass. Chorus of 35
voices. Christopher S. Tenley, Or
ganist and director.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH-High
mass will be sung at midnight, when
Haydn's Second Mass and Marcos
will be used The offertory will be
"Adeste Fideles" Nazareth" by
Gounod: Birthday of the King"
by Nordlinger: "Gesu Bambino," by
Pietro Yon; "Cantique de Noel" by
Adams; Silent Night" by Gruber,
will be sung before mass, at the
communion and at the recessional
Soloists are Angeline Ciffo, Nora
IOlConnor, Josephine Soukoup, Jo-
seph Repetti, Albert Henkel and
Mary DAILY. Organist and director,
Margaret NJ. Slattery.
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY
The musical program to be given
by the church choir for midnight
mass on Christmas Eve will be as
follows:
"Introitus'' ToZer
''Kyrie" and Gloria" from Missa ''Da
Pacem, Domino - - Silver
Graduate" Tozer
"ofertorium' Tozer
&c "Adss,s este, Flds1ssn ,ssdlttonal me msl0ay1
from Missa ''Da Pacem. Domino Silver
"Communio ToZer
Silent Night" Latin settins,.
Recessional. GLORY to God DieIman
Preceding the high mass the choir
will sing Christmas carols and
hymns.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
(Georgetown)-Fev. Walter J. Cum
ningham, S. j., pastor; Glenn w.
Ashley, organist and choir director
Chorus of 35 voices The musical
program tomorrow will include the
following numbers:
TT Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Willis
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing,
He Shall Feed His Flock
Angels From the Realms of Glory" Smart
pEopse KyTie of ola III tono
"benedictus and "Asnus Del, from
."Adeste Fideles' -----------~ Novello
Joy Joy to ct the n,'' world" --------- Ha 'li ndei
SHRINE OF THE MOST BLESS
ED SACRAMENT, Chevy Chase
Solemn high mass at midnight on
Christmas Eve will be celebrated by
the Right Rev. Msgr. Thomas G.
Smyth, pastor The choir under
the direction of Mrs. John Kelley,
organist, will sing traditional Christ
mas carols for half an hour pre-
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Soloists are Teresa Malice, Anna
Rinaldi, Mary Rinaldi, Frances Cas-
cia, Lucy Cascia, and Archie Penago.
Organist and director, Eugenia L.
Slattery.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Twen-
ty-third street near Washington
Circle-The musical program for
the Christmas midnight celebration
of the Holy Communion service,
starting at 80 pm. Christmas Eve,
will be as follows:
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service, the following musical pro-
gram:
Prelude, "Angelus" Traditional
Precessional Hymn, 20 Come All Ye
1ntroit; There Were Shepherds in the
"Kyrie'' Hall
Gloria" Pleyel
Sermon Hymn. Thou Didst Leave Thy
Throne and Thy Kindly Crown"
Offertory:. Bethlehem" - Bowker-Stickle
"Sanctus' Field
Communion Hymn. Holy Night"
Gloria in Excesis' Ellwanger
Recessional Hymn, "Hark The Herald
Angels Sing
Postlude, christmas Carols"
Music for Christmas Day, II am,
holy communion service by the
Junior Choir. Jesse E. Heitmuller,
organist and director:
Prelude. carols.
Prqcessional sion, Hymn, 20 Come All Ye
Introit Silent Night. Holy Night"
'kyrie" ---- - Winter
Gloria Garrett
Sermon Hymn, 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem"
offertory.. organ solo. "sleep. Sleep,
Dear Child ---------- Wagner
"SanctuS" .----.-.- Taylor
Communion Hymn. Bread OF the World
Gloria In ExcelsiS'' Old Chant
Reeessional a., Hymn, "Hark The Herald
Postlude GLORY to God in the
GlgNeSL ShaWKef
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Marville, bass. Lyman s. McCrary is
the organist. The program is as fol-
lows:
organ, Fantasia on Christmas Carols'
Christmas in Sicily Pietro Yon
Aymn PaItbfw1 dwi'n descan'' % Come All Ye
cherIs; The Kontakion" drom the
addsa sfTnian 6htil LtIrgyl Alexandsr ssyins
Quartet. IN sethlem's 's' Msnser Ssfy"'k iowiy
orssss ;fsss:S @dsso ron Gothic 10Th Dsy3n:0n
Chorus "Hark, Now. o Shepherds, "'00f
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" arsi hu'aaS
Carol of the sells.''' is'' e"a''''''s Ae'eo''
Hymn. Hymn. Joy to the World" -
WORTH METHODIST
CHURCH-Clifton Keys Ray, D. D.,
minister. The following musical
numbers will be included into the
service tomorrow at II am: An
thems, GLORY to God in the High
est" Pergolesi; shepherds Christ
mas Song" Reimann-Dickinson.
Tomorrow evening at 7:50 o'clock
there will be candlelight service,
during which the three choirs of
100 voices will sing antiphonally the
carols, "As Lately We Watched"
(Black), and There Were Shep-
herds" Wilson); Nazareth" (Gou-
nod. Other carols are: Emmanuel
(RossinD; while Lowly Shepherds
Watched" CVoris); "Noep (Joseph).
The senior choir, for the latter half
of the service, will sing the short
Christmas cantata, The Star of
Bethlehem" (F. Flaxington Harker).
Soloists: Soprano, Eva Goebel,
Anne G. Smith; alto, Laura Hatch
er; tenor, Philip T. Baxter; baritone,
Leslie Munro; bass, James A. Payne.
Robert Ruckman is choir director
and ogganist.
FOUL NDRY DIST
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WEST ERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Dr. j. Harvey Dunham,
minister, Jean Slater Appel, Or
ganist and choir director. At the
il o'clock service tomorrow morn.
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The musical program of the Holy
Eucharist for Christmas Eve will be-
gin at Ills, and consist of the fol-
lowing:
Professional. "Adeste Fideles."
Introit Anthem. Now Is Come Our
Salvation - Dagues
Gradual "Benedictus" Gounod
Hymn, ,It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
Anthem; "a Joyous Christmas -.
Doxology ,,---- Old Hundredth
"Sanctus" - Garrett
Lords Prayer" ------------ Merbecke
"Agnus Del" Garrett
Beeotten. "o little Town Of Bethle-
hem" While Shepherds Watched p
gloria IN Excelsis' ---------- Garrett
''Sevenfold Amen ~ Stainer
Reeessonal us n' Hark. the Herad aa1An Angels n0s
Sing.
The Rev. Emanuel A. LIE Moine,
rector. R. E. Gibson, organist and
choir director. Soloists of the choir:
Esther Barr. Margaret Hesterberg,
Anette Gerst, Archibold Smith,
Walter B. Kunz and Orville Loeffler.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, George
town.-The Rev. F. Bland Tuck
er, rector. The following Christmas
music will be presented by the choir
of men and boys:
Christmas Eve, holy communion
at 11:30 pm.
Communion Service in Flat" Stewart
Break Forth. o BeauteouS Heavenly
Light Bach
While All Things Were in Quiet
Silence" Chambers
Gloria in Excelsis - Old Chant
Hymns:
% Come All Ye Faithful"
IT Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Silent Night Holy Night"
of the. Fathers Love Begotten."
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem
Joy to the World
Christmas Day, holy communion
and sermon at HOO am. Anthems:
How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tains," Rathbone; "A Lovely Rose Is
Blooming" Praetorious. The hymns
and service music listed above are
repeated at this service. E. William
Bracket, Mus, B., organist and
choirmaSter.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Reno S. Harp, jr., rector. The
musical program for the Christmas
Eve service at II pm. will be:
Professional "Adeste Fidelis."
Introit Anthem, shepherds Christmas
Song Arr. by Dickinson
uCommunion Service in G. ,,..r Gaui
Hymn Silent Night Holy Night
oHsrtory Anthem, Gloria" from Twelfth
Hymn, % Little Town of Bethlehem, '''1
Redner
Resessional "Hark! the Herald angels A
77is The Junior Choir will "sfne!sSfhe sing the
service on Christmas Day at 10 am.
as follows:
Professional Hymn, .Adeste Fidelis."
Hymn. 1T Came Upon the Midnight n'De.A'
Clear Willis
ofsTtory Anthem, "sheperds' Christmas
co%mnn1on ssIS4as IN, Hymn. 20 Little Town t~- Il
Hymn. "Divinum Mysterium. '
Resessional stsss "Hark! the Herald a. Angels
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD.-Rector, Rev. C. S. Abbott.
Organist, Dean B. Thomas. Bari
tone soloist, Edgar Nelson. At the
midnight celebration, Christmas Eve,
at 11:30 pm. the following musical
program will be given:
Organ Recital at II pm.
Professional % Come, All Ye Faithful"
Introit Psalm 19-Chant Boyce
'Kyrie Eleison'' Tails
Sermon Hymn. 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem"
Anthem, Nazareth" ("Though Poor
Be the Chamber'D -------- Gounod
SanctuS ------ Pyne
BenedlctuS Qui Venit' - Pyne
.Agnus Der -----Py Pyne'
Gloria in ExcelSiS' Pyne
Communion Hymn. "Let All Mortal
Flesh Keep Silence"
Benediction Chorale, Silent Night,
Holy Night
Addition Psalm: 90
Recessional, 'Hark! The Herald Angels
Sing
Postlude ."Hallelujah Chorus" from
The Messiah" - Handel
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Ine 1OllOWlng music Will De part
of the service tomorrow:
Orsan Prelude
P5oee;s,sionaal ,r 70 Gene All Ye Faithful
puetEMiss Coz @co6eriy and Miss Ealstead.
"Kyrie" Chant
.,Gioria Tibi'' Chant
Hymn. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
offertory Sing o Heavens" ~ Tours
.Sursum Corda' ---------------- Chant
"Sanctus ----.---.------- Chant
"Agnus Del" Chant
GLORIA in Excelsis,," 18th Mass Mozart
'Benediction Amen Hall
Recessional. "Hark! The Herald Angels
Sing"
Organ Postlude.
ST. STEPHEN AND THE IN
CARNAT1ON. Paul D. Wilbur,
S. T. B., rector. Sherman j. Kreuz-
burg, MA, choirmaster and organ
ist. Christmas music will be as
follows:
Christmas Eve, 11:3o pm, holy
communion:
Prelude; FINAL" Sixth SYMPHONY; Widor
1ntroit Anthem, 20 nightingale, Awake"
Arr. by Dickinson
orsdSa5 S19a5s51 Hy~n nIs.r IT Came Upon the
Anthem, le, e, "while all Things Were in w
"sanctus" "Agnus Del" Service in Fiat:
"Gloria in Excelsis," Service in D naaao00 ninor'
Recessional Hymn. "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing
Christmas morning, 1890 o'clock,
holy communion:
H1n SIKH zdssSs wdor
1ntroit Anthem. The Sleep of the
Gradual Hymn. 1T Came Upon the
Anthem, Bring Torch. Jeanette,
"sanepas Agnus Del Glorln in c1Ee ES
RecessionaI Hymn, "Hark the Herald
This service is sung by the Church
School ChoirD
Christmas carol service. st. Johns
Day, December 27. 8 o'clock.
Professional Hymn "Adeste Fideis."
Carols The Lamb" Wood
The Christmas Candle Btgood
II Hear Along Our Street, Mackinnon
Hym1s rSs 1S2sl 70 Ltttle Nde, Town of Bethlehem
Carols The Holly and the Ivy
The Virgins Lullaby HokanSon-Luvaas
... >.. Arr. by Dickinson
Recessional Hymn: "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing"
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Silver Spring Md. Rev. Joseph A.
Hauber, rector; Thelma Nixon, Or
ganist; Florence Burdick, choir di-
rector. On Christmas Eve the fol-
lowing musical program will be CIV
en- at the II pm. service:
.w..+r,r.+.e CAROL Ee4o,, SERVICE T3.n,, .r,.,,.,
Willis
20 Come, Little Children Schultz
while Shepherds Watched" Este
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" Redner
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen"
Prelude Christmas Transcription"
Professional Hymn 70
Introit. solo, "Jesu Bambino" ~ Yon
Florence Burdlck.
communion service ------------- Tours
Gloria Tibi
Gratia Tibi
Sermon hymn; The First Noel No. 551.
Ofiertory, That Glorious Christmas
Morn ----------------- Price
SanctuS.
Hymn Silent Night" No. 546
"Gloria in EXcelSiS'' Old Scottish Chant
"Nunc DimttS' - Barnby
Recessional, Hymn so.
Postlude. "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
TRANSPORTATION EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH. - Rev. John j.
Queally, rector. Jesse E. Heitmuller,
organist and director.
The Senior Choir will present on
Christmas Eve, holy communion
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ENDON METHODIST
CHURCH-Ihe musical programs
during the two Christmas Eve serv-
ices will be as follows:
11:00 am:
Prelude, Silent Night Ashford
ANTHEM. sh;n9nr': "softly the Stars Were rorovx.v
Anthem, "Lo How Rose" PraetoriuS
Tenor Solo, THE Birthday Of q King
Neidlinger
Paul Kringel.
Postlude, christmas Fantasie."
Hopkins
800 pm. Candlelight Service:
Prelude "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"
Wilson
Wilson
Ohertory, Might in Palestine" Heyser
Postlude, % Little Town Of Bethlehem
Oetting
WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH.
Marie Little, organist and di-
rector. At the II o'clock service to-
morrow Mrs. Little will play the
Christmas Pastdrale," by Merkel;
"Gesu Bambino," by Yon; and "Ho-
sannah," by Diggle. The choir will
sing 20 Star of Bethlehem" by VIE
gand, and Sing o Heavens" tg
Tours. The Christmas solo, In .
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of the Christmas season tomorrow
morning at II o'clock:
Organ prelude. "Noel- -Guilmant
Anthem, Bethlehem -Bowker
Soprano solo. I'm the Sky a Wondrous
miss Lund)
Anthem. "Arise. Shine" Maker
Incidental solos by Adon Phillips and Mr..
Froom
Organ postlude, Twelfth Month Pagean-
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PINKNEY MEMORIAL, Hyatts-
vile, Md.-Pastor, Rev. Arthur LeB.
Ribble; organist, Noble L. Owings;
director, R. r. Stratton.
There will be a Christmas Eve
service at 11:0O pm. when the fol-
lowing musical program will be CIV
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CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD.-Rector, Rev. c. S. Abbott.
Organist, Dean B. Thomas. Bari
tone soloist, Edgar Nelson. At the
midnight celebration, Christmas Eve,
at 11:30 pm. the following musical
program will he given.
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ELDBROOKE NE DIST
CHURCH-At the II o'clock service,
the vested choir. under the direction
of Clara Young Brown, with Thomas
Reynolds at the organ, will give the
following program:
Chorus. "SinR We All Noel" York
Ladies' trio. Three Wise men'---Kountz
Soprano solo. Sweet Little Boy
Jesus" (spirituaD MacGimsey
(Clara Young Brown
"Hallelujah Chorus (''Messiah") Handel
In the evening at 10 o'clock, there
will be a candlelight service, and
the choir at that time will give its
presentation of the cantata THE
Christ Child" by Hawley.
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with the exception of the offertory
anthem, on Christmas Day:
Christmas Eve, Las pm;
Carol, while Shepherds Watched"
Reading
es5oI+sr Ges5oi silent knt,a Night" Grubsr
"Gloria Tibi'' and "Gratias Tibi,"
w.. .o Custance
Redner
Fletcher
Onertory sentence -------- Anon
'SanctuS' ---- Custa nee
-AsnuS Del Custance
"Gloria in Excelsis" -------- Old Chant
''Nunc Dimittis" Grace
Reeessional hymn. "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing ----------- Mendelssohn
Henry B. Steer, Phi. D., organist
and choir director.
ST. MARGARETS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH will present the fol-
lowing musical programs on Christ
mas Eve and Christmas Day:
Holy Communion, midnight,
Christmas Eve.
.sess .Adeste Fideles,"
descant by Ruthland Boughton
20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
"of the Fathers Love Besotten.
Communion service:
Tibi'' ,----------- Basil Harwood
"Benedictus Qui VENT" Gloria in
Excelsis' --- ----- Moir
Anthems
20 Holy Night" - Adam
'silent Night Holy Night"
arranged by John E. West
IA Bright Star Shining" j. S. Matthews
christmas in the Manger,"
"Divinum Mysterium" F. H. candIyn
Christmas Day, Holy Communion,
IL am.
Hymns:
'Regent Square"
"Adeste Fideles'
descant Rutland Boughton
'Mendelssohn"
Communion service:
'Kyrie Eleson,' "Gloria Tbi' "Laus
Tibi'' Basil HarVood
sSanctus" Stanford
'Benedctus oui VENT" Gloria in
EXcelSiS' ------- - Moir
''of the Fathers Love Begotten;r" a,..
Hail to the King of Glory
Frances Mccollin
"Glory Be to God in Heaven"
"Christmas In the Manger,"
Mabel Daniels
Organ: Fantasie on "Adeste Fideles."
Geoffrev Shaw.
in Duci Jubilo." Karg Ebert Op rs, No. ..
Soloists: Elizabeth Myers Lovejoy.
soprano; Vera Nicely Ross, contralto:
George Anderson, tenor; Edgar R.
Kidwell, bass. Charlotte Klein, Or
ganist and director.
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The choir will be assisted by Will
liam Drescher, violinist. who will
play the offertory solo.
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SHRINE OF THE MOST BLESS
ED SACRAMENT, Chevy Chase
Solemn high mass at midnight on
Christmas Eve will be celebrated by
the Right Rev. Msgr. Thomas G..
Smyth, pastor The choir under
the direction of Mrs. John Kelley,
organist, will sing traditional Christ
mas carols for a half an hour pre-
ceding the mass. During the mass
the following program of music
will be given by the choir:
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CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
Warren F. johnson, organist, will
play "Phantasie on the Chorale,
'Wachet auf,'" by Max Roger, and
Mae Bradley Allen will sing Voices
of the Sky" Matthews, at the eve
ming service tomorrow.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-At the service tomorrow
the choir will give the following
musical program:
Prelude. "Pastorale' ale'B Bach
Solo, 'Cantique Noel'' Adams
ofs5t9.y ssta.yy anthem There Were vigesD, ign:D,
Postlude, Joy to the World"
Starr Preston Tew, orgahist and
choir director.
TAKOMA PARK PRESBYTER-
IAN CHURCH-Tomorrow morning
at II o'clock the music of the
Christmas service will be:
Organ prelude, '.Noel in G'' D'Aquin
Soprano solo. 20 Babe Divine" oiq aambien araaen
Organ ~ROsf.t Rosr!hy Skinner Walsh; n.o,r,
orsan. Gloria in Excelsis" fn.sny Krectel
Lottie L. Volkner, director and
contralto: Elizabeth B. jackson,
organist; Dorothy Skinner Walsh,
Winifred C.. Clark, sopranos: j. L.
Stinson, baritone.
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IL am. service.
Sing o Heavens" Tours
o Bethlehem" spanish folk
song) - Dickinson
Organ numbers
"Jesu Bambino'' Yon
March Of the Magi Kings" Dubois
The Hallelujah Chorus s'--------Handel
Candlelight carol service, 7 to 8
pm.
Blessed Is He That Cometh" -Gounod
-Four Slovak carols Kountz
Bring Torch jeanette" Dickinson
Young Peoples Choir
There's Song in the Air.
Gloria"
From Heaven High the Angels Come
Sleep. MY Jesus. Sleep
% Little Town of Bethlehem"
Away In a Manger"
lThe Junior Choir)
THE First Noer'
we Three Kings Of Orient Are"
Silent Night
intermediate Choir
IYoune Peoples choir)
Organ numbers
christmas Bells lemare
(Piano and organ duet. Anne Edwards at
christmas joy
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EMORY METHODIST CHURCH

EMORY METHODIST CHURCH
&C. Wilfred Smith. director of
music; Mrs. Howard Parsons, organ
ist. Tomorrow there will be a 10
minute carol service by the Young
Peoples Choir before the regular
service at II am, which will in
clude the following numbers:
angels From the Realms of Glory"
"The First Noel" Good Christian,
Rejoice"
The Emory Choir will sing at the
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CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR

Harman NlcOdemuS, cholrmaSter.
The following music will be a part
of the service tomorrow:
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Silver Spring Md. Rev. Joseph A.
Hauber, rector; Thelma Nixon, Or
ganist; Florence Burdick, choir di-
rector On Christmas Eve the fol-
lowing musical program will be CIV
en- at the ii pm. service:
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Marville, bass. Lyman s. McCrary is
the organist. The program is as fol-
lows:
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FOUNDRY DIST
CHURCH-There will be two serv-
ices on Christmas Eve during which
the following musical programs will
be presented by the vested choir:
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NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBY-
IERlAN CHURCH-Music at the
special Christmas services tomorrow
Will include the following programs:
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ST. PETERS CHURCH-Tomor-
row night there will be special
Christmas music at 11:30 o'clock as
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ST. Observation-Disclosures
There will be morning and eve
ming service tomorrow, when the
following Christmas music will be
given:
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Professional 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
Introit. 20 Holy Night" Adam
Duet-Miss Coberly and Miss Ealstead.
'Kyrie" Chant
'Gloria Tibi'' Chant
Special, There Were Shepherds" Vincent
The Choir.
s.It Came IInnn the MdnigEt
The Washington times., 1939-01-10
u. S. Wages Higher

THERE ARE five to six million
l. unskilled laborers in Ger
many whose wages are fixed by
the government at "a marks a
week. This figure comes from
no less an authority than the
German Institute of Business
Research. a government organi-
Zation.
The mark is supposed to be
worth 40 cents, but not to the
German workers. In terms of
things they can buy, it is worth
about 25 cents. These five to six
million workers therefore are
getting about Sc a week. Our
WPA workers average more than
twice as much, $14 a week.
Average wage of all workers
in Germany, rich and poor alike,
is about 200 marks a month.
In terms of food prices this is
$50 a month. In terms of cloth
ing and other necessities of life,
it is worth about $50 or $40 a
month. A fair and conservative
estimate therefore is that the
average German wage is $3.50
to SIS a week. Average wage in
manufacturing alone in the
United States is $28.32 accord
ing to the Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics. For all the United
States our wage level is certainly
twice as high as Hitler'S.
The Washington times., 1939-01-10
BY EARL GOODWIN

Washington today heard from
New York that the Big Town had
positive assurance the President
intends to appoint Thomas G. Cor
Tommy the Cork U.
S. district attorney in New York,
to succeed Lamar Hardy. who
prosecuted the defendants in the
recent espionage cases in New
York city.
Hardy resigned, presumably to
receive an appointment to a higher
position under the Government.
DOESN'T WANT POST
The report that would have
Corcoran quit Washington has
been carefully examined here, and
it may be stated that even if the
President had any such intention
Corcoran has no taste for the JOB
OF prosecuting Federal crime IN
New York city. Nor has he any
experience for such a post.
When the red-hot New York
report was put up to high White
House officials. there came back
a tight-lipped comment:
Never heard of such thing"
Credence was given to the ru-
NOR, however, by people who be-
lieve the Presidents right-Wing
party affiliates would lkie to see
Corcoran out of Washington. He
The Washington times., 1939-01-10
Especially Onions

GERMANS like onions, but this
W delectable vegetable is scarce.
The German press carries fire.
quent stories (at government d.
rection) saying the internatinaI
Jews have cornered the onion
market. The papers print pic
lures purporting to show piles
of onions found by police after
breaking into Jewish houses.
Papers say: Watch the Jews as
they go in and out of their
houses. Note if they are carry
ing or concealing packages.
They are storing up great guam
titles of butter. eggs, cream,
onions. That is why the Ger
man people cannot get them"
WelEknoWn reason why the
Germans cannot get them is
that Hitler has neither the gold
nor the real wealth to import
these products as England does
from Holland and elsewhere.
The Washington times., 1939-01-10

Jackson Day dinner Knowing the Senator quite
well, I'm just wondering whether he's trying to
be facetious-or why, of all people, he should
have to go to the ZOO for relaxation. Maybe
he's just getting himself in the right state of
mind for his next party caucus Or maybe he
went SO as to refresh his memory as to what
an elephant" looked like. Now I'm torn as
to whether to send him toy elephant or an
apple-but guess I'll stick to the applet
he doesn't want it, he can feed it to the elephant
The Washington times., 1939-01-10
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TELLER
PinsHOpeOn
Religion

NEW YORK, Jan. 10
u.N.S.). - Religion is the
only foundation upon which
liberty and democracy can be
maintained, in the opinion of
John ID. Rockefeller, jr.
He so expressed himself in
making a donation of SIS, ,O0O
to the campaign under way
today for S25O,OOO for the
construction of a temple of
religion at the New York
World Fair.
This country was founded
on religion" Rockefeller said.
Every day we are hearing of
the efforts made to Danish
religion from other countries
and of the CHASTITY train of
events following in the wake
of these efforts. Religion is
the only foundation upon
which liberty and democracy
can be maintained.
"The future of this country
depends upon the religious
foundation upon which it was
built"