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The freighter Ketchikan is clue to
morrow night with a shipment of coal
Frank Berg and wife of Mile 78 are
in town to spend the Christmas holi
day.
Harold Chadwick, who has spent the
past few months at Katalla, returned
to town yesterday.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra dance al
Eagle hall tonight. Santa Claus will
be there with gifts for all.
C. M. Berry came down from Chit
ina yesterday to spend the holiday sea
son with his daughter, Mrs. G. R. Hig
genson.
Business houses desiring to change
their advertisements, for Friday's issue
should get the copy in early that
morning.
The steamship Alaska will be here
from Seattle tomorrow morning at 5
o'clock, with a number of passengers
and twenty-three tons of mail.
I. D. Bogart was the winner of two
out of three games in The Club pool
tournament last night, with Ed Olsen.
The scores were 90 to 85, 90 to 76
and 90 to 47.
The Daily Times is the recipient of
a number of very attractive calen
dars, including those distributed by
Finkelstein & Sapiro, First Bank of
Cordova, Modern Laundry and Cor
dova House.
Tonight at the Empress theater
Wallace Reid and Kathlyn Williams
appear in “The Thing We Love.”
Christmas night there will be two
shows, with Viola Dana and Eugene
O’Brien in “Satan Junior,” a comedy.
Postmaster Scheffler is anxious that
all Christmas gifts received on the
steamship Alaska shall reach their
owners, and tomorrow he will post a
notice in the postoffice telling just
when the general delivery window will
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OBSERVANCE J
OF CHRISTMAS I
IN CHURCHES I
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St. George’s Episcopal Church
Eucharist and sermon at 10:30 a. m.
"Christians, Awake!” (Wainwright);
“Adeste Eideles" (J. Reading); “An
gels from the Realms of Glory” (H.
Smart; Kyrie Eleison (F. J. Elvey;
Sanctus (S. P. Tuckerman). Quartet
choir, D. Fairman, organist. Sermon,
"The Prince and the People.” “Which
things are an allegory.”—Gal. iv, 24.
REV. E. P. ZIEGLER,
Priest-in-Charge.
Presbyterian Church
A fine Christmas program has been
prepared by the members of the Pres
byterian Sunday school, consisting of
songs, dialogues and ' recitations. The
church and the Christmas tree are
tastefully decorated. „The service will
begin at 7:30 o’clock this evening.
Bring your friends’ gifts and place
them on the tree. Santa Claus will
be there to greet young and old. A
general invitation is extended to all to
attend and enjoy the services of this
evening with the children.
St. Joseph’s Church
Three masses will be celebrated at
St. Joseph’s church by Rev. William
McMillan, S. J., on Christmas morn
ing. Solemn high mass will be said
shortly after midnight. For this oc
casion the choir has prepared the mass
of Rosswig, which includes several
solos and duets in addition to the
choral numbers. The choir is com
posed of: Mrs. Leach, Mrs. DeLeo,
Marie Rosswog, Genevieve Rosswog
and Charlotte Bacon, sopranos; Ethel
Graham, Miss Daggett and Beulah Ba
con, altos; Mr. Burns, tenor; Mr.
Jones, bass. Mr. Fairman will pre
side at the organ. The second mass
will follow the midnight mass after a
short interval, and the last mass will
be at 10:30 a. m., followed by benedic
tion.
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