Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 325, 23 December 1906 — Page 8

Page Eight.

The Richmond Palladium, Sunday, December 23, 1906.

Today at the Chiirche;

United Brethren M. Hobson, pastor. Corner cf North Elever(h and B streets. Preaching at 10:30 a. m Subject: "A Wonderful Name." Christ mas entertainment by thirty-four chilJren of th3 Sunday school at 7:30 u m. Children services and choir practice at 2:20 p.-m. Y. P. C. U. at 6:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid Society at 2 p. m. All aro invited.

Holy Communion; 9:15 a. m., Sunday

School; 10:00 a. m.. Morning Pruyer

and Sermon; 6:43 p. m., Bible Clas.; 7:30 p. m., Evening Prayeran i Address.

First M. E. Rev. R. J. Wade pastor. Sunday school at 9:13 a m. Morning service at 10:30; subject, "The Prince of Peace." Class meeting at 11:43. Junior League at 2; 30.

Church Morning Epworth League at C:30. Evening

that Reach- service at 7:30; subject, "A Christinas

Carol." Special nftisic will be rendered by the church at both services under the direction of Prof. Justin Leroy Harris. The concert to be given Sunday evening will be one of the finest ever

Ninth Street BaDtist Church II. C. lven m tQe clt'- seating carac-

Randolph, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 ty of tfae church will doubtless be

Second Baptist

subject: "The Vine

Bth from Earth to Heaven." Evening, "The Angel Spoke Out of Heaven unto the Woman", by Rev. P. Maxberry, of Indianapolis. Come one, come all to hear him.

a- m. lne eastern star Society win

hold Its annual services. Special eer

moil by Rev. Randolph. Sunday ccliool

at 9 a. m., John T. Walkins, Supt.

First Church of Christ Scientist

No. 10 North 10th Street. Services

at 10:30. Subject: "Christian Sci

ence." Children's Sunday school at

9:30. Wednesday evening, testimon

ial meeting at 7:30, Pythian Temple

All are welcome. Christian Science

Reading Rooms open to the public every day except Sunday.

Grace M. E. Church W. M. Nelson,

pastor. Sunday School at 9:00 a. ra Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a m. Class Meeting at 11:45 a. m

Junior League at 2:30 p. m. Senior League at 6:30 p. m. Sacred concert

at 7:30. See programs, for morning and evening services. A cordial invitation is extended.

Grace M. E. Church Sunday School will give a Christmas entertainment on Christmas eve. Songs, recitations and a Christmas tree. Provisions v.-ill be received for the poor. In our joy at receiving, let us not forget to give to the poor.

First Presbyterian Thomas J. Graham, pastor. Sabbath School, 9:15. Divine Worship, 10:30. Pastor will preach on Luke, 2:31, "Behold, This Child" and the subject, "The Unspeakable Peace" at 7: 30 p. m. Special Christmas music by the choir linger the leadership of Prof. Wm. Earhart, Contata, "The Nativity," rendered at night. Come and worship with us.

East Main Street Friends' Alfred f . Ware, pastor. Bible school at 9 o'clock. Meeting for worship, 10.30. Junior Endeavor. 2:30. Senior Endeavor, 6:15. At 7:30 the Sabbath school will render a Christnias program consisting of songs and recitations. They will be 'assisted by the Men's Chorus and Mixed Quartett. A cordial Invitation is' extended to any of these services. .

taxed to its utmost, as i,the regular

congregations are very large. The program follows in full: Marche Religeuse . .' Gilmant.. Mrs. King. Earth and Heaven Mercedana By the Choir. Recit. O, Worse than Death. Air Angels, Even Bright and Fair "Theodora" ..Iftmdel Mrs. Bessye Waggoner. Recit Behold, a Virgin Shall Conceive. Air and Chorus O, Thou that Tellsst, "Messiah" Handel. Mrs. Longnecker, Mrs. Gorman. Mr. Wehrley, Mr. Harris. See the Conquering Hero Con.es "Judas Maccabaeus" Handel Trio Mrs. Leathe Logan, Miss ' Friedley, Miss Mary Friedley and

Choir. He Shall Feed His Flock.

Come Unto Him,, "Messiah" Handel

Mrs. Ray Longnecker. Mrs. Grace Gorman.

He Was Dispised, "Messiah". .Hand 2l

Miss Karolyn Karl. Inflammatus, "Stabat Mater" Rossini Miss Nellie Williams and Choir Offertory Solo Miss Celia Carroll. Paraphrase of the 137th Psalm.. Gounod By the Choir. Address The Christmas Carol, by the Pastor, Rev. R. J.,Wade. Hallelujah Chorus, "Messjah" Handel By the Choir. Postlude Mac Master Among the numbers to be given at

the morning service is an, anthem written by Prof. Harris especially for that service entitled "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear." It has a soprano which will be taken by Miss

Huldah Kenley.

fred Hollins Mrs. Miller. xVntheni "Calm en the Listening Ear of Night" C. F. Manney Choir. Offertory Prayer F. , J. Sawyer, Arr. by W. C. Carl Mrs. Miller. Canti?. Christmas March Flagler Mrs. Miller.

United" Brethren. "THE KING OF THE AGES." The Lord's Prayer, by the school. Exercise by" two children. Song "The Infant King." Exercise ' "Tha Prophet." Song ' Put Up Thy Sword." Exercise Voice of Angels, "Good Tidings." Song "Fill the Earth with Joy." Exercise by ten children "Who Came to Earth?"

Primary Motion Song "Stars of

Christmas Night."

Responsive Reading "The Bread of

Life." Solo "The Bread of Heaven." Exercise-r-"The Water of Life." Song "Come to the Fountain."

Exercise of Seven Little Children

"What Did Christ Give You?"

Primary Motion Song 'Snow

Flakes Flutter."

Scripture Reading Rev: M. Hobson

pastor. Song "The King Cometh."

Exercise by Ten Children "King of

the Ages." Song "Hail to Our Redeemer." . Exercise "Liberty Girls.". Offering. Exercise "Voices of Praise."

Song "Onward, Christian Sol

diers! " Exercise "Responsive raise."

Song "Praise God from Whom All

Blessings Flow." Benediction.

OPINIONS DIFFER '

REGARDING-ACT

French Parliament Passes by

Decisive Vote, the Government's Bill.

PAPAL VETO IS CERTAIN

First Baptist Church H. Robert Smith. Pastor. Preaching by the pastor at' 10:30 a. m. Subject: "God's Gift." and at 7:30 p. m. Subject: "Gabriel's Gospel." Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Juniors at 2:30 p. m. II. T. P. U. at 6:30 p. m: All are cordially invited to these services At the morning service the choir will sing: "I Bring You Good Tidings," and in the evening: Song of the Angels

First English Lutheran E. G. Howard, pastor.. All the services will be held n the new Sunday School auditorium. A special program of Christmas music will be rendered by the choir both morning and evening. All scholars are asked to be present promptly at 9 a. m. Morning Worship at 10:30 a. m. Special attention is called to the time of the evening service which Is 7 o'clock. The Christmas concert will be held at 7 1. m. Christmas night.

Trinity Lutheran This congregation will observe the commemoration of the Savior's birth with an approprlata service in the morning at 10 o'

clock. The theme of the sermon will be, "Tho Blessed Christmas Message." In the evening the Sunday-school will conduct the services. The main school will render a beautiful story, entitled "Bethlehem's StiVy." The primary school, consisting of sixty-five little ones, will hold the attention and Interest of all who may favor them with their presence, with, the rendition of a program of song and recitation, prepared by the teachers, Edna Deuker. Elsie Berg and Karl Ackerman. The choir, under the efficient directorship of Mrs. J. Beck, will render several anthems.

Reid Memorial United Presbyterian.

Corner 11th and "TCorth A streets.

Rev. S. R. Lyons, pastor. Preaching

by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, "The Incomparable Christ;" evening, "The Timelessness of Jesus." Sabbath school at 9:15 a. m. Christian Union at 0:30 p. m. 10:30 a. m. Organ Prelude. OffeFtoire Thomas

Anthem , Anthem

Miss Caster and Choir. Organ ; Lemnlon3 Solo , ..Miss Robbins

Postlude Handel Tabl

The evening program, which begins at 7:15, instead of 7:30, will be as follows: Offertory "St. Cecile" Wely Berceuse Spinney Toccata N. Dubois Anthem Baiuby Noel Adam Miss Myrick and Choir. Organ "The Holy Night" Buck Baritone Solo. Postlude Hallelujah Chorus.

Fifth Street M. E. Voluntary .

Good .Tidings Hazel Forbes Little Folks' Welcome Choir

Christmas Bells Lester Frame

Stocking and Candles, Motion Soug, in which will appear the Sandman, Fairy and Peepeye

Primary Class

Christmas LulkVby (Doll put to sleep

and stockings hung).. Bernice Rich

Santa's Funny Sonny Appears.... Sing a Song of Christmas Recitation , a . .Carl Griswold Welcome the King Exercise . . . . Mrs. Campbell's Class Fruit for the Christmas Tree Exercise Mrs. Williams' Class Bells of Heaven ... .. .... ..Young People's Chorus I Wish You a Merry Christmas.... Robert Longman What the Stockings Hold Exercise Primary Clas3 Bible Stars (Scriptures) Star of Live.. .. .Boys' Chorus

There Shown a Star .. ..

Ardath Thompson

Little Star Marie Parish The Story of Long Ago Recitation

with Lullaby Chorus . . . . Primary Class

The Christmas Tree. .Russell Stewart Wake! Sleeping Shepherds Solo..

J Mabel Weidner

Th First Chn'stmas Crystal Griswold

A Merry Chr'.stmas Day

. . . . . Girls' Chorus

A Christmas Dream .... Bernice Rich The Quarrel ..Hugh Foss Signs of Christmas . .Lewis Griswold

. . .. Garret Christmas Hymn Anthem. .... .Choir . Neidlinger ! Following After the Star Solo

Lela Sinio5k? Tableaux (the Christmas Tree in

all Its Glory)

THE OPPOSITION NEWSPAPERS SAY THE ACT IS INSTRUMENT

OF OPPRESSION TO AMUSE THE

JACOBINS. Publishers Press.J Paris, Dev.. i'he entire Republican pres3-expresses the greatest satisfaction at the enactment by a vote of 413 to 166 of the government's hill amending the church and state separation law of 1905. The papers dwell with special gratification on the fact that the various Republican groups unitedly supported the government in the new step it felt compelled to take in view of the intransigence of the Vatican authorities. Opposition organs indulge in the most violent denunciation of the new measure. The Figaro likens the government to e. "cowardly bandit, manufacturing a .uw engine for oppressing the defenseless in order to amuse its Jacobins." A person in close attendance on Cardinal Richard, speaking In his name, i3 quoted as plainly foreshadowing a papal veto of the new legislation which is classed as "more unsatisfactory than the preceding measures, and nothing' more nor less than aj law of reprisal." He also declared that so long as the government declines to negotiate with the pope a modus Vivendi is impossible. Offer Help to French Clergy. New Orleans, Dec. 22. An offer of pecuniary assistance to the French clergy from the Catholic clergy of Louisiana was mailed to Cardinal Richard, archbishop of Paris. The offer was made in a letter written by Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans to accompany a memorial to Cardinal RicharjJ, signed by every Catholic priest In Louisiana. Archbishop Blenk

said: "So as to give to these expressions of sympathy a practical and substantial character let me add" that the

clergy of Louisiana Is ready at the least notice from your eminence to help pecuniarly, within means, in the maintenance of the French clergy." The memorial denounced the acts of the French government.

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Hoosieo Store

Corner Sixth and Main

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Christmas in which appear Angels, Shepherds, Wise Men, Bethlehem Star, Manger, etc. Santa Claus is Coming Children's Chorum Santa Arrives and Distributes Presents and Treat. , The program will begin promptly at C:30 o'clock Christmas night.

Second English Lutheran Morning worship at 10:30; subject, "Appreciation of God's Great Gift." Evening service at 7. Christmas service by tho choir and Ui Sunday school. Sunday school at 9 o'clock. Luther League at 6:30.

Third M. O. S. Harrison, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 10:30. Epworth League nt 6 p. m. Preaching at 7. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend all the services.

Second Presbyterian North 19th and C Sts. C. O. Shirey, pastor. Morning Worship at 10:30, subject, "Earths Beautiful Eftory." Evening

Recitation . Piano Duet

o'clock. Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht. . .Quartet Mrs. Charles Kuhlmann. Miss Ida Schuermann, Albert Fraumann, Henry Wiechmeyer.

Anthem "Sei Uns Mit Jubel-schalle" . . 1 . .... .... Mozart Congregation. Scripture Lesson: Isaih 11:1-10. Sermon: "The Grace of God That Bringeth Salvation Hath Appeared to All Men." "Heilige, silige Weinachtsnacht". . Hirsch Anthem "Nun Singet Und Seidt:oh" Peter vos Dresden Congregation. Benediction. Collection for Orphans' Home. Main Service, 10 o'clock. Sanctus "Armer's Mass" Choir

Antnem 'Frohlich Soil Mein Herze j Recitation

bpringen" Paul Gerhardt Congregation. Epistle Introit. Hallelujah. Kyrie. Gospel. Gloria ln-Exceisio Creed. Prayer Anthem "Lobt Gott ihr Christ JWlcugleich" Herman Congregation. Sermon: "True Christmas Joy." "Dein Koenig Rommt, O Zion" Kessel Choir. General Prayer. Hymn. Benediction. Collection for Orphans' Home. Vesper Service, J O'Clock. The children will render a Christ

mas murgy composed by the Rev. J.

First Christian. Following is the program which the young 'people of the Christian church will give at their Christmas entertain ment, which will be held Sunday evening at the church: TART I. Song Sunday School "Christmas Bells." Reading Lurene Pierce Offering. Prayer . . : Rev. T. H. Kuan Song . . . . . . Sunday School "Christmas Eve."

Recitation . Recitation

Anthem "Song of Angels .. ..Choir

"The Christmas Story in Recitation and Song" Class of Girls Song "Follow the Star of Bethlehem" . School Recitation Hazel Aldrich Recitation May Benn Duet and 'Chorus School Offertory and Announcements. Anthem "The Shepherds' Vision".. Choir Benediction.

ASTES alter fashions, change and custom follow close upon the heels of both. But the time honor-

ed custonLofcbserving Xmas goes oforeyer. Xmas ex-

pan dsiljeopters hearts, animates their actions, opens thJiand. JiJsmw Xmastin) Everything is gay with the Xmas aimosphereJ The veins and arteries of commercial lifthrob in unison with the spirit of (he hour.

A visit to the Hdosier will solve many a Dreolexina

Xmas gift problem A stroll hroughtfie different depart

ments will pro veil revelation in things givable and things re

ceivable.

Don'tafi to come to the Hoosier when in Richmond, for you p& DEPARTMENT STORE PRICES here which arc always 10 TO 20 PER CENT below other stores. It Is EIGHT BIG STORES IN ONE that does this for you.

The Moosoeir

Corner Sixth and Main.

Richmond, Indiana.

CITY AND COUNTY

Births. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bethge, 1202 Ridge street, boy, second child. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCIure, 139 South 21st street, girl, first child.

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Rushville, Ind., Dec. 22, (Spl.) Congressman Watson had an attentive audience at his office this morn-

.John King ing, when he was relating some of his

Blanche Combs recent experience at Washington.

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.Robert Jordan At the last short session of Congress, while there was much strenuMisses Mansfield and Self Cus work to be done the "favorite

.Vera Atkins sons" indulged in recreation which

was equally as strenuous. For instance, at the banquet given one night last week which was f.t-

,. .Five Boys tended by the foremost men of the Benj. Harris nation, many a man in this country

, . Marjorie Skinner

.....Eugene Pierce Mark Mann

service at 7 o'clock, subject, "The H- Kuhlmann, and under the direction

Astrologers Seeking the Babe." f. E. at 6:13. Junior at 2:30. Main Sunday School at 9:15; Earl ham Heights S. S. at 2:20. Christmas Cantata on Tuesday evening;

Fifth Street M. E. J. O. Campbell, pastor. Sunday cchool at 9:13. Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 and 7:30. Class meeting at 11:45. Junior League at 2. Epworth League at 6:30. Christinas service on Christmas evening. Friends and strangers are invited.

South Eighth St. Friends.' Clarence M. Case, pastor. Bible school at 9:15; meeting for worship at 10: SO. C. E. at 6:30; meeting for worship, Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

Paul's Episcopal 7:30 a. m..

of Frofessor Hunziker and Radke.

"irst Presbyterian. Morning. Organ Prelude Chorale from Suits, Op. 205 11. Bartlett Mrs. Miller. Anthem "Hark! the Glad Sound" B. Luard Selby Choir. "All My Heart This Night Ro.jo"ces" Clough-Leightcr Choir, Women's Voices. Offertory A Noel Ecossais Guilmant Mrs. Miller. b. Solo "Glory to God" A. J. J3oex Miss Kaufman. Anthem "While All Things- Were In Quiet Silence" Henry Dunham -Choir. Postlude, Finale from Suite, Op. 05 H. Bartlett Mrs. Miller. Evening. Organ Prelude Prccessioaal .1

Recitation

Recitation Song . . Recitation "Five Fat Turkeys Recitation

&on neien ana i'earl Loyoe:With millions would have envied Con-

Marvin Pickett eressman Watson's position at the

Recitation Panzy Thornton festive board had they seen him. He! Recitation Howard Schlenke'- sat between "Uncle Joe" Cannon and j "Goblin's Song" Roys of School George Ade, the humorist and both Recitation .. .. Dolores Ell

SonS .Alta Stevens spirits of the bright, sparkling clever Recitation Kenneth Jones repartee and characteristic stories SonS Helen and Pearl Loyde which went the rounds at that notable

Recitation Forrest King

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Arrive Richruord.

1 ; Dally, ft" ly except Sunday only. a RunVto rlffli.n ua

Sunday.

The M.45 am. trnlp from Richmond make direct connection at firlCQth with Qrand Trunk f"r Ohicag-!, rrivlni? Chicago 7 p. m. . All eatt-bound traina make direct oonarvotlon at Cottage i.n.ve with C, H. a D. for Oxford. Hamilton, liberty .Coanerartn and HuahvlUe. For further information retarding ratet ejiti train couuectxua, asib"V C A. BLAIK. Uom Picne A'. Pass, and Ticket Ajt

Have you decided upon your CHrlstmas gifts? Before you come to a definite conclusion regarding them, we beg to Inform you that there is nothing you can select for your dear ones which will prove bo satisfying during the long evenings thi3 winter as a talking machine. You will admit, we hope, that arj" Instrument which', will.' bring Sousa's'band, the voices of our great Opera and Concert singers, the funny sayings of Minstrelsfnd Vaudeville artists: in fact, all the mirth melody, and oratory of the theatre into your home, is worth careful consideration" 'to say the least. Ah! you Warvel! Andell you may. Hut this statement is true, notwilhstandingyand we will deem it a very great pleasure to demonstrate t$ truthfulness to your entire satisfaction If you will kinily afjjtffd us the opportunity.. If you woild iifake your home a place of entertainment, better than CJub of Jjlieatre. and at a small fraction of tho expense of either, you will buy a talking machine. Turkey. It is the only solution to the home enjoyment problem. We carry the largest stock and have the only exclusive talking machine store in Wayne county. Ask us about our Easy payment plan, y Richmond Talking Machine Co., "th and Mam

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GIB H. SCOTT !

INVESTMENTS

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SPECIAL

X CANDY BARGAINS

THIS WEEK

Felway's

Chocolates. Boston

ported boxes reduc-

ces Fenway's Cocktails

for 25c

Saturday, Candy (Xmas Boxes) 1 lb, at 29cts.

Adams' Drug Store, 60! Main. T Agent for Fenway's Chris. mas Candles

...Russell Schlenker ... Sixteen Children

Recitation . . Drill

Piano Duet .Misses Mary and Martha McLellan PARI' II. Play Sixteen Children

"Waiting for Santa Claus."

Song ....School

"Jolly Old Saint Nick."

gathering.

Second English Lutheran

The proarram for the Christmas ser

vices of the Second English Lutheran

church this evening is as follows:

Organ Voluntary Miss Trowell

Anthem "I Bring You Good Tidings" .' Choir Invocation. Song "The AngeJ Ilosannas.". . . . School Scripture Lesson,

"Little Ones Are Singing

... Primary School Duet -"Beautiful Songs" ......Misses Ca:.dwell and Medearis "How Shall Little Hearts Keep Christmas," .. .. .... Primary School Pras'er Hynin School Recitations .. .. ,i .. Primary Pupils "Luther's-Cradle Hymn". - Class Boys Solo "Pack Away the Frowns" . . . 1. - i..Lucile Wellbaum

. Raymond Cox Willard Nearon,

Recitation . . Recitation

Suit Against Terrell. The latest appearance of John W. Terrell, insane murderer now confined in Easthaven in public print is in connection with, a suit filed f at Bluff ton by a real estate agent to collect $3,500 on an old opera house building deal. This claim is for commission.

Sleighs in Use. While the snow is not as plentiful as many would like to see it, the more enthusiastic are making use of their sleighs in an effort to enjoy "the beautiful" while It lasts. Sleighs are not nearly as numerous in Richmond as they used to be in the "good

old days."

She worried and she fretted.

And grew as homely as cotifd be,

But now she i3 a famous beauty, Which came by taking Rocky Mountain Tea,

A. G. Luken

Artificial gas, the 20t

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Century fuel.

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