JUST gossip
Christmas DinW for the Family Will Be Mon
day's Order of the Day-Several Enter
tainments Today
(fp!S the night bo-oro Christmas tab
X most), but Sunday Jnlcrvcnlnfc cverr
one Trill havo a mlnuto to brwiiho nnd tie
last mlnuto paeknn;es. so that men
members of the
family may re
ceive them tied up,
and let mo tell you
you're lucky If you
get an open bo of
stockings or a
necklace dangllm;
ever tho arm of n
relative, m I n u a
wrappings, entire
ly, these daya, be
cause, "Ohl It's
Just for tho fam
ily Well, to go on,
Christmas really
It nearly here, nnd
I wonder how
many of un stop
in think of Its renl
W-meAnlnu. Perhaps
If we did nnd rend
the message of
IMace to Mon, of
Oood Will," there'
would bo no moro
wars nor rumors
of wnrs, and mon
might bo found
who would really
(how tho Christ
like spirit In their
deeds nnd words.
vwai,
MISS EDNA UNDKRDOWN
Miss Underdown took n lcailtnjr
part in tho recent nmnteur pcr-
formnnco of tho "Flicht of Fancy"
nt tho Bellovuo-Strntford.
Hf liUWlH UIIIU III!"'
E Iraoraorlnl
Christmas has been a day for tho gather
ing of tlio clans, nnd Grandpa, nnd &rnnd
- ma, and oven tho wccnlcut grandchild
havo mot together for dlnnor on this Joyous
day. Wo of Philadelphia, cllni; pccullnrly
to theao old customs, somehow, though
by no means aro wo behind tho times, as
our New York brethren lovo to say. Ho
qullo a number of family dinners will ho
given on Christmas Day. Tho Lcdyard
Heckschcrs, for Instance, will entertain
'the Ucckschor connection, and Mrs. WU-
Jlam Carter will Bather her children and
Krandohlldron about her for that occa
' lion. Mr. and Mrs. William Dlchcrman
and Joy and" William, Jr., of New York,
i will como on, nnd thorn will bo tho Joo
j Lcldya nnd tholr children and Wllllo Car
U ter, too, of course. ' Really It Is almost
f frfollsh to onumcrato them, for about
S every ono who has a family will havo a
g' dinner for all tho relations to Join in
rpiIERE will bo a llttlo cntortalnlns to,
v. xday, though no 1)Ik ball or dnnco for
debtjlc.i; still tlicro will bo two tlcllRhtruI
theatro parties, ono for tho debs In tho
evening and ono for tho school set In tho
afternoon. Mr. Krank Pattersoh will en-
mis, Urtaln In tho ovonlnK for Knthnrlno la,
who Is tho dobutanto daughter of Mr. and
rs. Charles Lea 8pcaklnfT of tho Icas,
r. Lea's daughter by his first marriaBO,
Percy Hudson, nnd her thrco chil
dren havo como on from I-ons Island to
.spend tho holidays with their fnmlly. Tho
thtatro party for Knthnrlno will bo fol-
I by a supper and dancing at tho
RlUCarlton.
IU school-sot party will bo clven by
JLMr. and Mrs. CusUivuu Wynne CooUo
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Courtland D. Crnmn. of
l'JH Pino street, have tholr son-in-law nnd
fdaughter, Mr, and Mrs. John Mulfonl,
and thalr two ftmnll rhlhlrn. nt lenrlth
f'Tarm, Lodl, N. Y., as their guests for tho
Christmas holidays. After tho first of tho
B- Tar Mr. and Mrs. Mulford will go to "Wyn-
r ant, wncro tney will no me guests of .Mr.
' Hulfonl'a parents. Mr.' nnd Mrs. Soencer
.K, Mulford, for several weelca at their
' home oa Church road, Wyncote.
' The marriage of Miss Konliy Mercer
.Worth and Mr. Henry Morton McMichacl
will take place on' February 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M, Gazzani, of 2GE
South) Nineteenth street, will give n dinner
la honor of their dauchtcr. Mlsa Olivia M.
:dU. Gazxhm before tho ball which Mr. and
ilr. Arthur H. Lea will glvo for their
, nUco. MUs Katharine Christina Lea, on
.January 2t. Mrs, Gauam Is entertaining
house party over tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Hmvnril Rhrnva nahertn.
'?( 4SJ8 Spruce street, announce the cn
vMEement of their daughter, Miss Jivelyn
roons, to Mr. Albert Whit ng Wassy,
Of Mr and Mrs rtnhnrf H. Mason, uf
jwtrolt, Mich. The wedding will take
aUce in April, after which they will lle
1 la Shull's Mills, N. a
Mr. Drvnnr &rn.in nt 1st ft Da Tjinrv
j Pise. Will arrlvo lmmn flila wBtt from
New York, where he has been spending
PeaiS time. Sir. nml Wm I'.limnl Tl Moiirs
Wl have Miss Margaret Hall, of lilla-
, wonn, bt., as their guest over the Chrlst
f '"holidays. Miss Hall IS attoadlng school
" naoninston, D. C.
The dinner which wnn In Iia irlvan ntl Da
Ctmbair A at ih mt--nn..i,. t.u i.A tfiu.-
Irbayer In honor of Mlsa Dorothy Kmlen
:3 41rVo)ll) hnl hasn hnainnna.t until nftatt
SJRuarv in whan ir -xfA.. nsKn.'dn Mn.i
Pft AW-tandr Thayer will return trota,
-V9 HWfuer.
Mr. find "Hfia llnvvu lITnln Xtn wUnh ft
j'kfPJ' Creek Farm. St. Daylds, have closed
Wlr Country residence and taken anart-
i)U at tho IUU-Carltoa for the winter.
ney 'cntcrl-i ini iu ...nnin',. .., .mill
WlftMr-danca: 2-. - "
.lL.,na Mi Edwin Smucker and their
. "saier, WiM EHiabeth Smueker, of B9JT
Kr6rooi avenue, Overbrook. will close
Jheu-
country home next week and leave
km. T i' t ."" 'y win occupy M
-S.Sbteenth and Spruce streets, fer
vr Zltun k.. -i i.. . ,--,.
' vatlr ian.in.ti.M i l.. it. ..
Mrs. fehl,". 2? ."". r-.-.
SXter tki rr .rfnion, us ior mw i
-'u notmays. The weaauig i
wrtta' arnnt0wn, will take plaea In
fir. and Mrs. Carlton Adams, of Surrey
iZrL"?. the Boardwalk, Yataor, K. J.,
. - -Kmg several days In Elklus Park-
Mr. sjmJ JTrm, Oeorc-p, ir TIalu. nf Wrnnu-
i,.!U P,ld ha holidays In New York
TOO ttebr ma. Mr. IWcar IL Bolaa.
Uk?Z',Ita?qIn Godfrey, who Is spaadtng
I2fe. ;"' tha Rita-Carllon to this otty.
wSi85' op W P Ts. whsr she
htfJS ,thB ChrUtinaj. hoaOays wtth
3L Yr. IJncohi Godfrey, who la a
3RS ? Wr City Troop and wo
et U site to return wuu tha mtddrt
aboWpeople
W fir lo Uh nny Wt by
sho k, o nttraetivo nnd original. I be
"ere she -wm como out In a, eouplo of
years. Another
party for the
younger set will b
given try tha
Howard Rutshera,
out nt their home
In Ardmore, for
tholr daughter
Margaret.
0
V COUIWIB, as
every ono Is
crasy alout the
movies, every ono
consequently In
Philadelphia so
ciety halls with
Joy tho announce
ment that tho fa
mous and alto
gether detlfihtful
Mrs." Vernon Cas
tle will be shown
In her njw and
thrilling patriotic
film, "Patrla," in
the ball room of
the Uellevue-Strat-ford
on Friday
Hlftht of noxl
week. To soy tho
room will bo pack
eil Is mild from all
1 can hear, for.
though tho news
has Just gotten
out, thcro Is scarcely n box loft. It really
will bo qutto tho thing to do, cither nfter
you ditto or beforo you go to one of tho
balls scheduled for Friday. Tho owns
worn by thl3 great danco favorlto aro
moro wonderful than over, nnd tho in
teresting thing about It In that aho de
signs them all herself. "Invites" havo beon
sent to everybody, you know, bo ou can
bet I'll bo there. Among thoso who
will occupy luxes nro Mrs. .Ilmmlo Potior,
Mrs. Samuel Houston, Stlo Uruce, Mrs.
Georgo W Chllds Droxol, Mrs. Hussell
Thayer, Mrs. Francis Howard Williams,
Mrs. Walter Steel, Mrs. Georgo Frits
Chnndlcr, Mrs. Richard Wain Mclrs, Mrs.
Alexander Drlnton Coxo, Mrs, II. Dob
son .Altcmus, Mrs. Joseph A. Jnnnoy, Jr.,
Mr. George Woodward nnd Mrs. Charles
Potter.
DID you hoar thnt Sirs. Charles
Evans won tho Jicautlful silk rug
that tho Arrnonlan booth at tho "Mado-In-Araerlca"
Fair had on shares nt tho
bazaar. Tho number was chosen yester-.
day nnd alio was tho lucky person; It'a
worth about $500, I understand. But
Just listen to this: Mrs. Georgo IjotU
mcr, who was head of tho lioolh, tolls
mo thnt a person who took shoro 25
is entitled to tho bracelet which thoy
had for sale, and, oddly enough, tho per
son who took that number did not wrlto
down lils or her tinmo. so they do not
know how to reach him or her. So If
nnyono has that number to show at tho
Kmorgoncy Aid headquarters ho or sho'
will recclvo tho bracelet, which they tell
mo Is exquisitely beautiful, In Arme
nian work, and worth $50. Tho Ar
menian booth clcarod J3000.
NANCY WYNNU.
family dinner party of ten guests on Christ
inas Day. f '
Miss Jean Hate, of Ilnrve'n Lake, has
returned to her home, having Utlted friends
In Gcrmantown for several weeks.
Mlsa Ellen Knlpo, of 220 West Chelten
avenue, gnvo an Informal dance at her
homo on Thursday evening.
Tho class of'19U of tho Germantown
Academy will hold Ita annual (dinner on
Friday, December 29. at the Hotel Aclii
phla. Mr. and Mrs. William Tv Hunter and
family, of Devon, will cpend tho Christmas
holidays n New York.
Miss Kleanor Harvey Wood, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Wood, former
ly of ML Airy, now spending the winter at
tho Clermint. Forty-fourth and Walnut
streets, has Issued cards for an "at home"
on Tuesday from 4 until 3 o'clock.
Mlssi Margaret Jacobs, of Sixty-ninth
street and Lawnton avenue. Oak Lane, will
give a 100 party on Wednesday, December
2T. Her guests will be Mia Dorothy Kane,
Mlsa Margaret lllckley, Mlsa Jennia Keys,
MIim Margaret Henry, MUs Jessie Wlsaler,
MI Jownhlne Fsmlsy, Mls lUUisr L.
Dunn, M1m Helm Huston, Mis Eleanor
HHUley, Miss Annetta MacOrath, Miss Nat
alie Ullsard, Miss Allda lluehltr, Miss liar-
bara BUenhowtr, iliss noun Ketcnain,
Miss Jean Speeec, Miss Mary Hlch. Mlsa
Marlon Denis and Mlsa Margaret Tolley,
Mr, Michael A, Dempsey, of Ull Balti
moro aenue, announces tho engagement of
Kls daughter. Miss Helen Marie Dempsey, to
Mr. Francis J. Walsh, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Franols P. Walsh, of 4025 Walnut
street. r
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bngle Halnea, of
Swarthmoro. announe ths ngagameat of
Ihslr daughter. Mlsm Anne Hhoemaker
Haines, and Mr. Albert Pray Martin, of
Fawtueket, . I.
Miss Georgene Datlsr. of Dorranton.
Pa., who has bn th guest of her aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Lasher, of
Itydat. ,ba left for Dorraneston. whero
sho wltt spend the Christmas holidays as
the guest of her grandmothsr, Mrs. James
Butler.
Miss Marlon fisarplesa, of Hatherton.
Chelten Hills. left yesterday for Wllkea
Ilarre. whereas will spend several days as
the guest of Mra. Butler. She will return to
this city tomorrow. The engagement of
Miss SB4rpl and Mr.-Jfthn Lord Butler, of
Greensburg, was recently announced.
Mrs. Walter a ChltUek. of 49M North
HJvoth street, satsrtalaed st ISO Thursday
atteraooa. Aawog -es iisse were Mrs,
Clslni P. Brtsr. Mr WUMaw It Dsveany,
Ma It Fraak Maxwell. Mrs. Louis J.
ninrw-, Mr -Jarry Lsots, Mr. Edgar John
en ajod Mrs. Tbowas Woolworta.
Mr aad Mrs. CoraeUus Johnston, of 6
Bast Herman street. eetertle4 at ISO
Thursday nlsht AW tb Wts peswrnt
were Dr aod Mrs. Walt" F. Vraul. MM
IrM Jaeobs, Mt Oertruds Jehaatw. Miss
iune Jaiis, W- May Stbsl. Miss Ftor
enas JohSton, Mlsa Marts Smith. MM
tty Swelgert. Mis UW Jobastoa, Miss
iMWvij, Mr. IMwari Wright. Mr. u.
illfKaM41r. Mr. JdmM. Mr. Pier,
trTruh, Mr. Iwte &. Mr Itobart CIy,
SjShsJW Braksraa Mr. Crs4 Btbet
Mrs- SMbu Oajfsssaa, 9l " Wt ftlt
ff nrfKr Hottest) a Oaasaiatj, t Mr.
KTONITO IJSBGKrHILABELPniA, SATURIUY, 1MMBEB S3,
BEYOND THE GREAT OBLIVION
(Sequel to "Tho Vacant World")
By GKOROS ALLAN ENGLAND
CeryrteAr. ttlt, h
THS STOUT THUS PAIl
.. Stern and Healrte Xendrte ar
I!?? .' ,B .M iHn el Van AMlwrs.
tLV.. A rjE '! " mes tfm botsa
WjM, Dvrtnc tM .Wi ?
r laey nr- o-, ItM ) that Aiwa
Sr J-IV! 1. nm mu. una arn-. . .
3S.1SL l"" n rseiKts riS.
ittJ-K?
ura inm
la Ik reiwirseiiefl
S Vflrthr eAaaale-' a-aff. f ha l4aS la
jwitir eaaaala erafL
' ha Mans I
"B?".."" war In sweat, of cIvtMa
ITOfl.
mss
w, throttat, ift. llB mw . tfclrv
BlIHa akinc h aemd. stars deiaa.aa tr
(m mlnwn mf wh-n ha mk"
Bmkjtlw boat It tVitw Siawn to larrtlM
mtfti)w b ani haatrlra Sfa "r
fr aih
h i-
th rt plo-wr. HI.IM
l M all ih4r
f"ir ' anrnminnant on IS ai '!
i km ait im rot latfi ..
rfcr naeh the rutnt of ProrMftw,
. !.. r,H SKra flada a raaT1fl
tSiM'. is It tbajf Mart thtlr Wht to
Itssnm, tM anfaqnlrr hntfi '
nurHKt far out. t ihafa mnt.
riiArrmt xtx
Wtnarl Hot
F.VTR mnt that they should live, thowi
tiro lonn wamlcreri on ths faeo of the
treat ilaaolotlon; and, thoush nlhl had
t!hrl now nnd all vrss chxiked In gloom.
thy landed with not woro than a hartt
hk-up on n levl strip ef beach thai
fJnt the connni of the unknown lake.
Bxhiiutta, by the strain and the long
Relit with death, chill.! by that cojourn
In the uppr sir, drenched snd ntlTcnul
ami Imlf dad. they lwtd no Mreacth to make
a camp,
Tho mot that they could do was to drag
themralvcs down to the water's wlga and
finding the water fresh, not aU--drink
deeply from hollowed palms. Then, too
wont wit even to eat, they crawled undir
th shatter of the htplanr'n ample wings,
and drorpeil Initantly Into the long and
dreamleM rleen of utter wearln
MliVmoraliiK found them, stilt lame nnd
stiff but rested, cooking breakfast over a
cheery fire on the beneh near the machine.
Have for hrro and lharn a tr that had
blown down Irf the forest, wm dead
branches Mattered on the sands and a few
waahed-out placea where the torrent of yes
terday'a rain had KUlllnl the earth, nature
once more seemed fair and calm.
The full force of tho terrtflo wlnflstorm
had probably pamhi to norlliwnrd : this
land whera they now found lhemelv
whatever It might lie bad iloubtlwm tonie
only a amall part of tho attack. Uut even
no, nnd ven though the eky r(eaniel clear
and btuo and sunlit once again. Stern nnd
tho girl knew the hurricane had been no
ordinary tempest.
"U must havo been a cyclono. nothing
lesa." Judged tho engineer, as he (lnWird hla
meal and reached for hla comforting pipe
"And Ood knows where It's driven us to!
Ho far as Judging dlstnncen goca. In a hurri
cane like thnt It's Impossible. This may bo
any ono of tho Great Lakes: and. ngaln.
It may not For all we know, we may be
up In the ltudvm Pay region somewhere.
This may b Winnipeg, Athabasca, or Groat'
Slave. Wllh the kind of etorms thnt Imp
lion nowadays. anythlngs posilblo."
"Nothing matters, after nll," the girl as
sured him, "except that we're allvo and un
hurt: nnd the mat-hlne rati still travel.
for "
"Traveir cried Stern. "With about n
quart of fuel or less! How far. I'd like to
know?"
"That's ao; t never thought of that!" the
girl replied, dismayed, "Oh. dear, what
ahall wo do now?"
Stern laughed.
"Hunt for a town, of course." ho reas
sured her. "There, there, din't worry! If
wo find alcohol, we're all right, anyhow.
If not, wo'ro better off than we were after
the maelstrom almost got u-v at any rate.
Then wb had no nrm, ammunition, tools,
or means to make fire, while now we've
got them all Forglvo my speaking as I
did, llttlo girl. Don't worry everything
will come right In tho end,"
Iteassurad. she sat lwfom the fire, and
for an hour or moro they dreiy mnpn and
diagram In the sand, made plans nnd laid
out their next ntp In this long campaign
against the savage .power of a deserted
world. '
At last, their minds made up, they
wheeled tho plane back to tho forest, where
Stern cut out among the trees n place for
Its protection. And. Iwivlng It here, cov
ered with bmnchea of tho thlck-topped
fern-tree, they took provisions and onco
mora set out on their exploration.
Hut this time they had an ax and their
two rlflea, and as they strode northward
nlorg tho shore they felt a match for any
peril.
An hour's walk brought them to the
ruins of a steel recreation pier, with nu
merous trnceo of a town along the lake
behind It.
'That settles the Hudson Day theory,"
Stern rejoiced, aa th'cy wandered among
tho debris. "This' Is certainly one of tho
Great I.akes. though which one, of oourso,
wo can't tell as yet. And now. If wo
can round up some alcohol, we'll bo on
our way beforo very long."
They found no alcohol, for the only ruin
where drugs or liquors had evidently been
old had caved In. a mass of shattered
brickwork, smashing every bottle In the
place. Stern found many splintered shards
of glass; hut .that was all. so far as fuel
was concerned. ' He discovered something
olse, however, that tinned of tremendous
value tno wrecK or a pnnnns omen.
Treason and Iron of all kind had gone
to pieces, but some of tho lirger lead
types and quads were still reonimlsahle
And, tha crucial thing, he turned up n
Jogged bit of stereotype sheet from under
tho protection of a concrete plinth that
had fallen Into the cellar.
All corroded and discolored though it
was. he etlll oould make out a few letters.
"A newspaper head, so help me!" he
exclaimed, as with a trembling finger he
pointed the letter out to Heatrlce- "Here's
an "IP here's "mbur1 here's 'ally,' ami
'ronlel'! Kh, what? "Chronicle' It must
have been! By Jove, you're right! And
the whole thing usl lo spell 'Hamburjr
Dally Chronicle,' or I'm a liar!"
He thought a memept thought hard
then burst out!
"Hamburg, eh? Hamburg, by a big
lake? Well, tho only Hamburg by a laka
that I know of used to be Hamburg, New
York. I ought to remember I drsw the
plans for the New York Central bridge.
Jual north of hers, over ths Spring Crssa
ravine. '
Yea, sir, this certainly la Hamburg.
N'aw York. And this was mutt tm Kris
Now If I'm eorreet. Just baek up there on
that hill ws'll find rsmaina of tha rail
way out. and Ism than tan miles north of
here Ilea all that's left of Buffalo. Soma
luck, eh? Cast away, only fifteen miles
or so from a plaes like tliat Ami we
might have gene to areat Hear Lake, or
to h-ml to any atbsr place, far all the
cyclone cared.
'Well, pome on now. let s sea If the rail
way cut Is stilt there, and my old bridge;
and If so. It's Buffalo for ours I"
ti u nil as he had said. Tha right-
,r.rav of tha railroad atlll sliowad dis
tinctly. In snlta ,of ts f"t that Me ami
rail had long Islnae vanlshsU Of He
bridge nothlBg was left but some rusted
tssl stringers entangled about tho dlaln
tagratsil eaiwrets piers. But Stem viewed
them with a melancholy wide and Interest
Jla awn handiwork in the vtry long ago.
"They bad no tlws, howsvr, (0p ratro
aseetioo: but, one mors taking the ahers,
Suit steadily northward. And bafore noon
llaJy raaobsd taa debris of buffalo, stark
.ad dessrtsd by ths lake wWe once Ita
busy commerce and Ms i noisy Ufa Imd
throng! By 4 o'clock that afternoon
they bad colUwted fuel eaougb to do that
dCunCo on aad mor. Late that night
they wars agsta back at ths spot wfear?
they had landsd ths night tutors.
And hare. In high spirits sod with every
bona of better fortune now to foilow evil.
thsy coaksd thalr hum I aad spent an hour
In pjanBtwr thalr next move, then slept
the sleep of welt-sarasd rest.
They had now derided to abandon ths
Ma of vtsltlag Boatou- This seawlnjf
Oiinss of front was net without its ema
-w'rs ban y to Cfcg sutk"
Stent tuaJHMxl up Bit Bwruim- "Osault,
Fronk A. Msatcy CsmjMi-s
ttons nrn rvM).Mw !. it -i.HM ik.
Atlanta masts there's rta life to be found
there. On the ether hand. It ws strike
rr V"9 West there's at least a chaneo ef
running across aurvtrofs, Jf we don't find
them there-, then we probably shan't find
"'" anywhere. In ChlnaBo we can lira
ami restoek fer further explorations, ami
I '"! leeatlng a teteeto. the University
or cmesgo nuns ar as.promlslng as those
of Harvard. Chicago, iy all meansl"
They set out at I o'clock and. having
rnaao a Koo.t start, reached Buffalo by
tweaty minutes past, flying easily along the
shore at not more than 100 feet elevation
, .Jr'r 0 ,a, sparkled nnd wimpled
in tha morning aim. unvexed now by any
steamers rrow, unshaded by any smoke
rnmi cttle or roaring mills along Its hanks.
Despite the lateness of tho searon, the
,,m,iH irns Trarmi a mlM brecae awnyed
the treetop BnJ Mt tho i,(tft whitMlll,
foaming here and there over the broad
expanse of blue. Beatrice and Stern felt
the Joy of Ufa reborn In them at that
Sight.
"Magnificent!" cried tha engineer. "Now
off!" Wl"S U" pM,t NI",r"ro nna Wor
Tho river, they found as tha plane swept
onward had dwindled to a brook that they
could tilmoat leap serosa Ths rnpkta now
were but a dreary waste of blackened
rocks, nnd the falls themselves, dry save
for n desolate trickle down past Goat
Island, praMnled it atMClnola nt .l.ilh
the death or tho world as Ueatrlco and
Stern had known It, which depressed them
both. i
That this tremendous ontaract could van
ish thus; that the gorgs and the great falls
which, for uncounted centuries had thun
dered to the rush and tumult of the mighty
-wnterti oould now Ho muto and dry and
lireless, naddened them both beyond meas
ure. And they were glad when, with n wide
sweep of her wing, tlio Paulllae eerod to
westward again along tho north shore ot
Lake Lrle and settle,! into the long run
of close on 3$0 miles to Detroit, where
517? ""'"'ed on making hli first stop.
"Without mishap, yet without sighting a
single indication of the presence of man.
they coasted down the shore and ate their
dinner on tho banki of I.ikn Hntni rinie
hear the ruins of Windsor, with those of
Detroit un the opposite side. For stunt
reason or other tinpoaslbla to nolle, tho
current now ran northward toward Huron,
Instead of aoulh to Krlo. nut this phe
nometion they could do llttlo moro thnn
merely note, for time lacked to glvo it
any serious study.
Mld-nfternoon found them getting under
way again westbound
Chicago next." said Stern, making some
slight but necessary ndjustment of the nlr
feed In the carbureter. "And hero'a hop
ing there'll ha nonio native to greet us!"
"Amen to that,!" answered tho girl. "It
any llfn has survived nt all. It ought tu
be on the groat central plain of the country,
nay from Indiana out through Nebraska.
But do you know, Allan, If It should como
right down to meeting apy of our own kind
of people aatagM, of course, 1 menu, but
white I really collate I'd bo awfully afraid
nf them. Imagine white Ravages drcsicd
In skins"
"I.lko us!" Interrupted Stern, laughing.
"And painted with woad. whatever woad
Is; I remember reading about It In the
hlatnrlwf of Hnglnnd ; all tho early Britons
used It And carrying nice, knobby stone
cleeks to stave In our heada! It would
bo nlco to meet a hundred or a thousand
of them, eh? Itather a different matter
from dealing with a hordo of thoao an-
inropoiu creatures, I Imagine,"
Corrrlstit. Life l'ubllahlrur Company.
PUZZLK PICTUItK
What is she coins to five him for
Christmas ?
Stern onlynmlled, then answered:
"Well, I'll lake my chances with 'em.
Better a fight, say I, with my own kind,
than solltudo tike this you and I all alone,
girl, getting old some lima and dying with
never a hand clasp save lrliais such as
It may please fat to give us from what
ever children are to be. Hut come, come,
girl: no time for gloomy speculations of
trouble. In you get now, and off wo go
westward bound again."
Only half an hour out ot Detroit It was
tliat thsy drat became aware of some
strange disturbance of the horltpn, vome
Inexplicable appearance vich as neither of
them had ever seen, a phenomenon so pe
culiar that, though both observed It at
about "the samo time, neither Stern could
believe his own senses nor Heatrlc bars,
For all at once It seemed to them the sky
line was drawing suddenly nearer; It
samt that the horlson was approaching at
high speed
Tho dark, untrodden forest mass still
stretched away, away, until It vanished
against the dim blue of tha sky; but now,
Instsad of tliat mssllng line being forty
miles off. u saamad no farther than twenty,
aad minute by minute It Indubitably was
rushing toward them with a speed equal to
lasir own.
Stern, puszled and alarmed at this un
ususl sight, felt an Impulse to slow, to
swsrvs, to test the apparition In aoino way;
but second thought convinced blm It must
tm deception ot some sorL
"S4ms peculiar state of the atmosphere,"
thought lis, "or perhaps we're approaching
a high rfelgs. on the other side of which lie
cloud that cut away tha farther view. Or
ls no, hang ltl the world sssins to end
right there, with no Plouda to veil it
nothing, only whatr" s
He saw the girl pointing In alarm. She,
too. was olttirly stirred by the appsarance.
What (a do? Stern felt Indecision for tha
first time since he bad started on this long.
adventurous Journey. Shut off aad desoend?
Impossible ans ig thoss forests. Swing
about and return? Not to be thought ef
Keep on aad mast perils perhaps undreamed
of? Yes at all hasards ba would keep en.
And with a tightening of ths Jaw ha
drove tha I'aulllao onward, ever onward -toward
he empty spans that yawned ahead,
"Hnd- tba wortdr thought he. "All
right, the oJd machine Is good fur It, and so
are we. Here gees !"
CONTINUBD TUBSDAY)
Her OJI Stock Now Worth f 100,000
XBY YORK, Dee. Wbsn Mrs. Lewis
V 1111 began UtigaUott in 1910 to obtain
passsssjjjn of fifty shares ot Standard OH
vt Nsw Jersey stock disposed of by th
will of Jjtr fatbsr. Jonepn Jt. Msgrus, ths
to& waj wrtl l.0 Wbsn the Ap
IMrtlau Division of ths Supreme Cotwt
hauiaO. dwti a &ut dasialen, la tha to
day aww4ias ttm stock to Mrs, Usst It wm
wfth $ i,tti.
t
xi. KftaefiviM lr
R&ssmi&fsRk
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fw Kr'W W
CHRISTMAS CHEER
IN THE HOSPITALS
Shut-ins, Young and Old,
. Will Share in Joys of
tho Day
DOCTORS AS OLD SANTA
Trcos nnd Cjlfta at City Iiiatl-
tuttons for Sick nnd
Afflicted
Children and adult huMns" at the
various hospitals In the olty will have
plenty of real Christmas cheer. V
Kaeh patient at ths Polyclinic Hospital.
1S2S Lqrnhsrd etreet. will receive three
gifts on Christinas Day, ths children toys
and ths men and women suitable and useful
articles. Separate trees In the men's,
women's and children's wards will be pro
vided and a fourth trea for the nurs.
Kaon, ward will also have Its own dinner
Christmas stockings wilt b distributed by
young women of ths Bible class of Holy
Trinity Pplieopal Church, taught by Ml
Mary SchotL The ladles' Aid Society ot
the hospital will asslsL The entlro cele
bration la being arranged under tho dlrec-
iion or mo hespitai trustees and menus,
Dr. William Mull Will act na Santa Clnus,
At the Pennsylvania Hospital. Ulghth
and Sprue streets, several doctors are
wrangling aa to who will act as Santa
Ctaus. A largo tree will bo placed In tho
assembly hall, and after n turkey dinner
and the distribution of gifts a special pro
gram will be rendered.
At tho Mount Slnal Hospital. 14 Jl South
Fifth street, both tfio patients and nurbes
will have turkey dinners.
NUIISKS TO SING CAttOLS
The Women's Homeopathic Hospital, at
Twentieth street and Susquehanna avenue,
has made arrangements to place a large
Christmas treo outatdo of each ward. Tho
trees will bo handsomely decorated with
lighted candles and clectrio lights. Can
dles and presents will bo distributed nmong
tho patients. Thero will also bo a chicken
dinner, tho chicken coming from prominent
Honors or this city.
At ths German Hospital, Corinthian and
Glrard avenues, a largo treo will bo placed
In the dispensary and gifts of different
kind will bo distributed among tho young
nnd old who como thero dolly for trent
menL A turkey dinner wilt be served to
tho patients.
Directors of fit. Josaph's Hospital, Seven
teenth street and Glrnrd avenue, have made,
arrangements to gliiildeii tho hearts or
every patient In that Institution. Gifts
will be distributed ami n special feast will
bo served.
At the Northwestern General Hospital.
20 17-20 IS North Twenty-second street, trees
will be placed near wards nnd presents
also will ba dlstrlbutod.
Tho episcopal Hospital, nt Front street
and Lehigh nvenuo, will be elaborately dec
orated for tho occasion In Christmas colors.
Light Christmas tress will be erected In
as many wardr. Chrlstmns morning tho
nurses' choir will sing Christmas carols
throughout tho hospital, and tha 120 nurses
and atO patients will bo given gifts and
a turkey dinner. A special celebration will
be given for tha children, with many songs
and tov s.
At tho University Hospital visiting rules
will bo suspended nnd all patients who nro
able lo receive visitors may do so through
out tho entlro day In tho morning the
nurses will go through tho corridors sing
ing Chrlstman enrols.
Christmas trees will bo scattered through
tho entlro building, and lu tba children's
ward will bo ono largo tree with olcctrlo
lights and other decorations Tho chil
dren will receive toys and each erson In
the hospital will rrcelvo n box ot candy, an
npplo and an orange.
MANV HAPPY BABIKS
An eighteen-pound turkey has been pre
sented by Police Lieutenant John Stlckol,
nf the Third stroet and Fnlrmount avenue
station, and tho policemen under his com
mand to the nursea nf Itonsevclt Hospital,
t Fifth street and Fnlrmount avenue A
largo number of Chrlstma.i trees havo been
sont to the hpspltnl by school children living
In the neighborhood. In tho afternoon toys
will be given tu tho children who aro pa
tients at that Institution.
Flowers and plants will bo distributed
nmong the patients In tho Hahnemann Hos
pital, Fifteenth street below Vine. Thero
will also be a ulilckcn feast.
hfiiraoH nt Iha Merilon.Cht Ifnanllnt.
I'lghtcenth and Cherry streets, will have a
dunes Clirlatma.i Day, rrosents will be
given to tho patients nmr a special dinner
will bo served.
Trees will bo placed In the wards nt the
Jefferson Hospital, Tenth and Sansom
streets, and toys will bo presented by
donors to children patients.
MANY HAPPY BABKS
At the Ilablea' Hospital of Philadelphia,
C03 Addison street, 750 former patients of
tho hospital nnd the clinic will bo guests
at a Christmas party today, frOm 1 to 4
o'clock. Not one of tho baby guests Will
bo mors than seven years old. Mncli will
recelvo a toyor doll and candy. Tho Led
ger Santa Ctaus Club gave SCO dolls and
2S0 boxes of candy towards tho festivities.
In connection with the children's party nnd
Christmas treti there will be a reception
for 600 or 600 mothers, who will be served
with hot chocolate nnd sandwiches.
Tha generous men nnd women who sup.
part tho Babies' Hospital of Philadelphia
have also purchased enough supplies to
give Christmas dinners tu forty ot ,thq
moat nsedy families on the lists of the social
wbrkers of tho cllnto. Sidney Davidson,
secretary of the organisation, says the re
sponse to aid others has been wonderful
AMU8RMKNTS FOP. PATIENTS
In the Jewish Hospital Christmas will be
observed on Sunday! There will be a. Christ
mas tree u the children's ward. Abraham
Iflnsteln, of the Stanley Hooking Company,
will have charge of the oelehratlon. He has
ensasrd talent from the various theatres.
who will entertain the patients ot the hos
pital with vaudeville and music. Children
will receive toys and candy and older pa
tients a suitable gift. All will ba given a
turkey dinner.
At the Samaritan Hospital the celebration
Is under tho auaplcoa of ths soelal depart
ment of the hospital. There will be a trea
In every ward: ICO children who are pa
tlents there will reeelvo candy and toys, and
turkey dinners will bo served every older
'patient aula to partase or one. There will
ba a community Christmas tree set up in
the dispensary on Saturday.
The Chestnut Hill Hospltsl will also bays
a tree In every ward, aw well as In tha
nurses' home. All patients will receive gifts
and a turksy dinner.
The Junior auxiliary will have charge ot
Christmas In St. Luke's Hospital. There will
be tress, presents and a turkey dinner for
every uue.
Tha Qermantown Hospital will have seven
Christmas trees, ona of which will bs In tba
nurse' horns, livery available physioian.
interns and nurse and every olflaial. oast'
and prasaot, who qaa bs found has bsen
preasad Into srvtes. On Christina morning
in a body thsy will marsh through vy
ward of ths hospital slngbw CbrUlmaa
carols. Prsnta and a turkey dinner will
be given to all.
The Junior aid society will havo charge of
BL Timothy's. The slaty-five patients will
receive gifts and a turksy dinner. Th he,
pltst has mads u campaign throughout Rax
borough and has eoUaetsd a large amount Of
ft dstuffs which will ba dstrlbuted to the
poor of that Motion of tns city. There will
be about 1(0 baskets mi distributed.
SANTA AT GBNKltAL HOSPITAL
TWrty-flve hUMlr&d imupnda of turkey,
as ptes, flva barrel af cranberrlss aad
JM Christmas trams ar to atom for tha
1800 patucu of M piUladslphia, Geiwrai
HoapltaJ, Thirty fourth b4 Ptns street.
Kverjf patient win rwJv a smalt gift. aw4
(ha S&at I'Uu letter writtem by tha 1M
BbtUres wMi bs aaswsrsd. panKMaUy by 0tU
1010
T-..r I ! .11. -I,r I ) 1 III I 1 It I iroilllWMli.lMl,hiU,l1l
t Cepjrlaht, Ufa ruatlahtnc Company.
I-'OR A GENEROUS FATHER
"This ought to about covor hla
Christinas expenses.'
verstty students nnd members of Sunday
rcnooi ciasees. jvo applications for fur
lough over Christmas have been filed.
In the rnomlng twelve nurses will walk
through tho hoepltal grounds nnd Into all
department singing Christmas carols. The
1400 Insane patients will receive special
attention, tie the afternoon Dr. Wllmer
Krusen. Director of Health and Charities;
William MoCalllsler, superintendent: Dr.
Allan Jackson, of the Insane department,
and other attending physlclani will per
sonally visit all wards, consulting the pa
tients and giving advice and Instructive
cheer.
CHH1STMAS TUUKH 1X)11 GUOWN-tlPS
For tha first Christmas tlino In lt hla.
tnry, the West Philadelphia Homeopnthlo
Hospital. 1234 North Flfty-fourth street,
has no children In Its wards. Neverthe
less, two treen will be decorated for the
fifty adult patients nnd for any children
wno may oo admitted between now nnd
CJtrlttmas Day, Hach patient whose stom
ach Is In servlco will receive candy, nnd
all will recelvo gifts. Miss Ida M. Bwarts.
superintendent, announces that visiting
hours will bo suspended nnd friends will
bo welcome all day.
Visiting hours wilt nlscr be extended nil
day at tho Presbyterian Hospital, Thirty
ninth atrcet and Powelton avenue. Tho
twcnty-niio children and 102 ihlult patients
will havo five trees with gifts for all.
Nuraea will sing carols In tho wants morn
ing nnd evening. John M. Cratty. super
intendent, Vromlsea ono of the happiest
Chrlntmnses In the hospital's history,
HEMGIOUS BKEVIT1ES
Ills Orsra tho Mont Itev. Archbishop Prennar
int will t ilia eelelirnnt of the solemn pon
tifical mans at tho Cathedral t n o'clock Christ
iiiss mnniliiB. The V;rx llev, lMmonil J. KH.
Itiurlw, 1). 1).. V. a., will be Ilia assistant
ITlcal.
Tha ltl,
Itnv. UlahDD MrCnrt will nfP.rlala in-
morrnir murnins nt tin
orruir mum n, nt tlia il-tli-atlim r ,k- ..
t'huri'li of Our Lady of Consolation, Taeanrf
Tnn rornaratena was tuiif l,v Ittatinn t,rn,fr nn
m ivnirn ins uy. Aitrauo t-rnoopio is raetor.
r,
Aus-uut a7l
Threo aoUmn maes will t celebrated on
fhrl.tmna Unr In tlia Church or St. Thomaa,
V lllanova, Tha Ausuatlnltn acholaitlca Mill
Siva an elaborate inuilrnl prosrsm.
.,Jlli,lieii McCort will wlebrata a solamn ron
ItnoRl nisss nt Hie Clmrrh of Our Mother of
Sorrows on Christmas Har. Tha ltv, William
A. O'ponnell will U Ihe assistant priest.
Tho rtov. rtr.'ndirln Ifeyl Delk, pastor of Bt.
Mstthena' Lutheran Church, wilt preach tomor
row miiriitn on "Tha Iiva of, tlia Cradle,"
Tnere will l no eventns aarvtea, but.oamls will
b sii-ig tomorrow afternoon by the Hunday
school.
tliHirso ton. sttpertntendMit of tha Inasmuch
Mission, will apeak on "Madam Mlraciaa" to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the Locust
Theatre.
itanry i vn(ier, rmror or chorcn his
tory In Croser Theoloslrnl Hemlnsrr, will preach
on "iinclallmu nnd llellslnn" totngrrow after
noon ot tho Dread Htrcet Theatro-
, Ir Alsernon B. Crapsey will atv his second
lecture on "A Its-Interpretation of nallslon" to
marrow at tlia tlroad Mtreet Thaatrc. Ills
lll toplq will be "Itevelstlon."
The ltv. Clarenco JMtrard Mneartner, psatnr
of the Arch Street rreatitrii Chu-eh, will
preach tomorrow mornlnr on Th Immortality
of Klndneaa." nnd at night on "Tha Incarna
tion " Tha choir will render Maundtr's "lietb
lehem" at the nlnht srvlco,
The Itev. J. Orny Helton, pastor of tho Hop
Preabyterlin Church, wilt prneli twice tomor
row. "Prophello Vision" will Im tha mornlni
loplo. whllo Doctor llolton will have "The
Child's lllrth" as Ills evening topic.
ItllMOlOUS KpTicra
IlsptUI
ClIIWTNirr HTltnTCT IIAPTIST CIIUItCH
Chtitnut at. wrat of 4llth.
ar.onuu . ahajjh. i n vastor.
CltlttSTMAH MUBIO
10J0 a, in.,
urvaii rrciui
Adoration,"
Anthnt Dubois
"Noel" . ,,,,,.,. ,,,,,,.,,. Neweomb
"Tbare Were fthephorda'' Marks
letlilali.ni'., liarttet I
'The Holy Nlahl' ..,, Mueller
Orn Prelude, 'Triumphal March".,. Wachs
Barman by tho Paalor.
71 P in Itanda 'a "ItalUIUlah Chorus"
"The Chrat Child".,...., ....Itewley
SoI'IIaNO Mima Carey Johnson, Harsh
HJs.'aid'.'lafii"-..
ow iiiAiauii sry J..
Tfewklrk, Mrs. Itus
TicWI-iH
I
MacUllsn
Frederick
Aim,
UASSIW Horace IL Hood, Franklin L. Wood.
PraUtrlak O. Itaaa,
Howard A. Itollls, Cholrmsster.
VlttNT IIAPIlftT ClIl'ltCH
71b at. abova Walnut. It.v. anonQB
IIOOPKJI FBItntU. I) D Minister llev.
njtin, ii u,, jimivter
ibofa. Aaaltant Minlatar,
wev u. .iHiooia. Aaaniani
ai'KClAI,
CII
WA
nrif if
STMA8
at nor
HV1CKH
loao a.
'VtS. VilMJ A. IIAIIUQUIJ. D. T.
WsHna, "ThV Fuflnaaa of tha Time."
MB p. m HpfccIAL (JjIHIAtMAS MU
UU8IO
Jtev. Cl-AUMNCS A. ILvntKIUR.
IA. Ill i-al TTFSS.il ailllllaS li
D. D.
Theme. "Uavd Ullts,"
Bearaao gate, "Contiqu. Ct tl,
StraaSeea aad V'i.lluri oard
Pradariek Msinwi. t5rsnlil a
' llr, ll.nl,
Here. oardUflr Invited.
eatulraatSr,
Jtei"ft-
yiKST.f'lIIJKCII OF TIIK ISSBrilKKN
iimnkari, r. Carlisle and Dauvbln sis.
rreaaalac ISrfO a. m. aad 7:44 p. a,
unilay Wm3, Sao p. m "
1'layer Maatlij. euoii Wedauday evtnlag.
Itthlesl CeltHe
J)ll
i. ALfliniNON H. CBAPHKl
ttuiiaiiiilon,'' Uruad HL Tbi
ubllu Invited.
V will eaesk ori
Pul
aire. 11 a. m.
Lutheran
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WftUBBtoutm
HT, MARK'S LOTirremAN'CHlJiiCH
IfHi a.sa ffrylce and. Senaea,
Paster.
iSs riS-Ebla SSSi
and Christmas Bw
CturtstliUa Pay
a, m.
Service aad Sermon at It
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1ST
SANTA CLAUSMMS
ANARftlYOFASSMAim
Old Follow Finds Work GGtiink
n Llttlo Heavy and Calls
in Youngsters
AT TUB NOHTH PotH (via wireless),
Dee. 5.. It was pitch aark wSen the cor
respondent gt hare to sec $r,u ciatw
this yoart and h had to ring the sielgit
blls at the main entrants of Santa's big
silver barn a long tlms betora anybody
answered. Finally, a big, cheery voles In
side called oult
.v"l(!f,L0' i.hero ' Wiy don't you turn oa
the llghtsf
"Whero are they?" ths reporter called
back.
"Why." said Santa with a chuckle, h h
rolled back ono nf iha Mr tllnatr m,Ma
doora and stepped out, theyra whera ths
north lights ought to be; la this gold and
sliver box fastened to tho North Polo over
here." So saying lie switched them on, and,
say. weren't they beauties I
Mnybo you're seen tha northern lights, i
great, glowing shafts ot pUrpIs nnd crimson
and white, all laced and woven with tha
softest hues and lints yon ever saw.
... l ?". blt worn out Bsttfng ready for
the trip, said Santa as he turned around
and shook hands, "ond I was Just gettlnr
a llttlo nap. N Won't you sit downT" Ws
whikcu over to a Dig trotted snow bench
In front ot tha barn.
Things wars n Jot different from what thsr
wero when the reporter was up hora last
year The glgnntlo nllvor barn with ths
hundred reindeer, the heavy sets of spun
gold harness and the Christmas sleigh that
a regiment of soldiers could walk around In
wero there, Ahd tho mountains ot ton
nnd dolls and sleds and all kinds of pres
ents wero scattered around ths North Pole
as far as you could see In all directions.
The reporter know that pretty soon (lis
hundreds of little SantA Clsus children,
eacli one looking like a Tom Thumb edition
cf Santa himself, would came rolling and
tumbling out of ths barn nnd go scuttling
around over ths hills of gifts, puttlnt: ths
right labels on each one.
All that was hero last year. This year
thero was something more. All around ths
big stiver barn thero wero hundreds of
little barns nnd tyttv one of them built
of hammered gold and green marble. An
In each ono of them was a llttlo polished
steel sleigh and fifty teams ot tiaby rein
deer. "I see what you're looking at," snld Santa
Claus, "and I supposa you're wondering
what tho Idea Is," Of courso the reporter
wan wondering, so Santa explained r
"I'vo been trying lo do too much all by
myself, i Tho world is growing so fast,
there nVo so many mora llttlo boya and
girls nnd grown-ups thnn there Used to
be, and I nm getting so old that I had
to get somebody to holp mo or else glva
up, trying to get nil nrouitd to everybody
In ono night.
"I was talking to Mars about It tha
other day, and he offered to build ma sv
ttlnnt aeroplane- and a Zeppelin and a
motortruck for land work and a submarliia
a hundred times bigger than any ever
built. ,
"Mars was very kind about It. nndI i
appreciated his offer, but I'm nn old-fash.
loned duffer In a wny and I didn't like to
glvo up tho sleigh anil reindeer, so I Just
put up theao little barns and filled them
with sleighs nnd baby reindeer, nnd tho
children nro going to help me tomorrow
night."
"But, Santa Clnus," said the reporter,
"do you mean that you won't got around
to all tho places yourself?1
"Oh, no. I don't mean thnt," Bald Santa
quickly. "I'll go every place. Just aa usual j
but tho youngsters ,wlll do all tho heavy
work. Their slolghs will carry most of
tho packages. I'll wait on all thb roofs anil
tho young chaps will ncoot 'up' and down
ths chimneys with 'the gifts,"
Just then tha northorn lights wont but
and It won day. Thoro was nn awful com
motion In the big barn, nnd nil ot n sudden
tha sliding doom rolled back nnd oUt
scampered tho llttlo Santa. Clauses, whoop
ing and yelling and tumbling over on
another. ,
"Well," said Santa CIsub, jumping up.
"you can easily bco I'vo got my hands full
now." i
And tho reporter, realising thnt 'Sonfcv
nnd the llttlo fellows crowding round him
facod n hard day's work, shook hands with
Santa, said good-by to the hopping, skip
ping Httls Santas and hurried, away.
RKI-ltHOrS TjOTlCKS
I'retbrterl an Continued
ASCII HT- ClIl'ltCH, ISth and Arch,
'"lie" eUJHfc-VCn JsDWAJlD MAOAItTNET.
lp.tJ 'Tim immortality of Klaoatss."
lSaJO aunday School,
a ,00' Tha Incarnation."
Ths rholr will rendar Maunder"". 'nethlanam,'
Blnalna tl
;nree liana, m u
its, 7:30 ai
S, Ionari!
uit. iRiiur stnti mrariari sirnn
ic iHiusn;
orrsnlal. Miss Floranc Lewis,
Violet tarrlll. harplatt Yllllam
f?P'
annranul altaa SUxaliain IJIC1
contralto!
r.
Millar.
baas. Christmas Carols wl!
a suns at lOaa
sou mo. ,
(Tm-'ouii ,iriatiiVTRiiiANrm;Kcii
Itov. JOHN WYt.tlS V1IANC1H. Minister.
HUSO ."A Chrlatmsa Telearam from ileava
Chrlatmsa Telearam from Heavea"
a a. Christmas tlcrvle. An excellent
This will be .a Christmas Uervlee. An excellent
musical proRram will bo rendered by the Ox-
fnr,l Hntalta and Chorus.
saltad
l'Mla. O
Mr. Carl l'fouts, 1st vlottn.
liv
fJrchiatra.
Mr. Cart Knelael. 'eelllsl l'hlla. Oroticatra.
t:ia rne Liiriaimss uessasa ror mo i;rs
and the liar." a len-mlnute talk by iha ras
ter. This e-rvtra will consist nf RPECIAti
CHPIHTMAH MUSIC from HCHtf 1AM COM
I"OSBlta, Tha srooTam will be rennered by
the Usford Hatoisls and Chorus, assisted by
Messrs. l'fouts and Knelsel. of the I'mladil
Phla Drchestra. Clarsnce K. Bairden, musical
director.
J'reteatsnt.Knlseepat
CIIUItCH OF Till. HOLY APOSTLES. 31st and
l-lirlsttati
HI SIS., 1MV UCUUUU IlIillUKIff
TUWI-,
T:30
The anlbem
sntbain "Olory lo Go,l " by IlotolL to-
cathar with popular Christmas carols, wilt
be aunt, followed Immediately by JIOLX
COMMUNION..
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Christ Was
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the Monday School
nd lilble Ciaaase In Xht
ttlnVICBH OK CffltlSTMAS DAY
0 a. m HOLY COMMllNltiN. .
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Thai Tsllest Oood T-lfns to t
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ISth street below Seruea.
He. DAVID M. StUKLfi, Hector.
tM .. Holy ComnjwiUU,
luSKi a.m. Sunday Hcticol.
11:00 a nv Momlnic rrser and Sermon,
330 utaT lfsnlar IMbaol aud Klble ClasMS,
4Sl p,ta, Chrtsimaa Carol Htrvlce.
Qfaaa. harp, vie Un and cello Instrumental
nuinBara iw ,w,mi,,m, ,,.. , varoiai
A Child la lrn" Amarlean
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a Orsy Lamb" .
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ha incttaoea of ClsL.
40 p. nu-Bu4ty joheol ChrtstSMt
4 p. . Church Chrtetmas servMs
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BlalU Jterarjr. Soleljr
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church al'tery to Croier Tbeoioyleal Saoiiaary
will soaek oa "ovu,u, aha liliat to-
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