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Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
CALHOUNS DISTRICT.

AS this is a very busy season with your cor
respon 1eHt, we find It difficult to get the time
to send the news but realizing that someone
should do this, send hurriedly the bare facts
OF things as they happen. Cora nusking Is
the main wOrS OF farmers, and It is getting
a Ong well; the yield being good and the
quality excellent.
Never before at this season have the fields
seeded to wheat looked so beautiful AS this
season they almost wave Ia their coats Of
green.
Thomas L. Clendaniel died at his home In
slaughter Neck last sunday after an illness Of
several months, and the funeral was held last
Wednesday at the church in that district. He
was not an exceedingly cid man; being only
20 ears and months. He WAS born 10 Cedar
Neck on the farm known as the "BaId Eagle
Farm" and grew TO manhood where be was
born until be bought the farm where ne lived
aud died In Slaughter Neck. ne leaves a
widow fOur sons and three daughters.
Fie destroyed tine old George shoek'ey
homestead last Saturday night, and the fam
iiy residing therein lost yearly all they pos
sessed
Frank Jefferson lost iNO nee horses last
week ffom au lkno~a diseHss and Erasmus
Jones also lost a valuable animal at the same
time.
Mrs. S. A. Warren has returned from two
weeks visit In New Caste
Mrs Laura Mills has been visiting Mrs.
William Prettyman during this week.
The extra meetings are in progress in the |
slaughter Neck Church
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
FREDERICK.

Next Sunday will be rally day at the NJ Z.
Sunday School and program will be rendered
at the afternoon session of the sch o Every
body invited to be present tt e New Movement
Bib e Class has incre sed to a membership OF
twenty.seyen men. That is very encourage ng
and hope the entire sch' O will enjoy similar
season Of &C livily and growth It is desired that
as many az pessib'e Of the pupils viii bring a
new pupil on Rally Day both young and o d
The Ha lOwe'en maskers were out on Friday,
Saturday and Mo day evenings and merry time
they had on parade. Miss B ss'e Emerson en-
tertained a number Of her friends At a Hallow-
cen party on Saturday evening. very de ighi-
lul event. as aren't.
For the past three weeks there has been much
Democratic e. thusissm unaffected among the
boys from to 20 Yeas OF age marching through
the streets singing "whv don't you vote for
Bryan" The song has died away with a mourn
FIJI cadence, Cheer up oys you may all have
a chance to vote for Biyan." yet a, he has the
faculty of tern ng up like a bad penny" but
gets turned down again every four years.
On Friday evening Mrs. John Palmer was
given a surprise party ny friends n the ne ghbor-
hood It was a very peasan' social event aud
those who participated enjoyed it very much.
guests depart ed much pleased with their sur
prise" 70 Wrs. Palmer
The Ladies' Aid VII meet with Mrs Homer
Belts on Fridsv evening.
Philip Remick's three children have been
quite / y the past week but are improving at this
w'iti'g
Mrs Albert Wheatly has been quite sick this
week and we hope to soon report her conva es-
cent.
Mrs. Caleb Williams also has been on the sick
list but Is much improved.
Mrs. EmR Townsend Of Camden is visiting her
relatives here
Ms Fannie Cook Ia visiting her daught
Mrs. Wilbur McIlvaine of Viola.
Mrs John W Hall and Mrs Dr. hitely are
10 Phi adr pha this week
Captain D S-acord spent several days with
his family this week.
Mrs Samuel Jopp of Hobbs is visiting Mrs.
Joseph Downes
n staylon Of near Nj ford is visiting his daugh.
ter MIS- william Wilson.
MI Mildred Pa mer who has bsen sick for a
week Is able 70 attend school again.
Mrs Mary Thomas and Miss cara udson
spent several days in Phi Rdelphia last week.
Mrs Bertha 5appis visiting Nrs. T. d. Con-
ner.
Mr.. and Ms N Y. Harrington and Mrs Mary
Harri gton we're Dover visitors on Wednesday.
Messrs. Clarence Harrington and John Boone
attended the Harri' gton dance.
Mrs Elmer Williams. of near Frederlca, !
presented to the Palmer Home at Dever, a box |
Of choice preserves. spices, canned fruits and !
pick ea.
There will bes race at DerricksOn's Track on
18th. If the day isstorm, then on the |
SATURDAY. Fast horses are promised.
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
HARBESON.

Misses Mamie aud Elsie Mcgee visited refs-
dives in LeWes on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wtltbank we're the gueSH
N M. and Mrs.. Walton Thompson on sunday
Miss Bessie Scarborough was in GeoFgst'"A
last Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Davidson ana mr. NHs
Mrs William Dorman. OF Angola, visited Af'
and Mrs. 81. T. Martin on sunday.
Mrs. Lewis DOid called on GeOrgesoWA
friends Wednesday.
Miss Ieora hirch Ia on tie sick list.
Mrs, Beseie Joseph is the guests OF relatives
iD Lewes.
Miss Huldah Davidson, Of Stoekley, was tAs
guest OF Miss Anna Doad en- Saturday.
Nv. Hunter was iB Georgetown Tuesday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Johu Roepple are spending
some time In Lewes.
Rev. W. A. sites, Of Preston. Ma. Is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodd visit their Sehs
c. Dodd, aud wife, lsst Friday.
Miss Maggie Rust who has been spending
some time with relatives In Philadelphia Aaa
returned home.
Miss Mamie Mcgee visited Miss Ohattis DaV'
idson on sunday last.
George r. Walls, OF COolspring, was IN Hnr'
beson Tuesday evening.
Miss Laura DoWnes is now in HarOeson.
Roy King Of OverbrOOk, called on frienes
near here SUNDAY evening. SNOW DRoF'
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
HARRINGTON.

The Harrington ice plant IS still running. hay-
ing hac a very busy and successful season.
Revival services Will begin next sunday even
ing at aspect
Tomahawk School has been closed on account
OF diuhtheria. The teacher. Miss Harrinston, is
visiting en- njoying her vacation with relatives and
friends.
WI liam Roach. who has spent several weeks
in tie City is the guest Of his sister, Hiss Emi
Roach.
The Misses Kennerly entertained friends from
laurel Friday.
William Smith and mother. Mrs. Mary Smith
were Burrsyille visitors on Sunday.
Captain Louis Boss, ficer in charge Of the Sal
vation Army work IN Dover, visited Harrington
Saturday aud conducted an open Air Meeting in
the evening. A large crowd att nded and for
more than an hour the captain re.ated his eN-
ptrience " e In charge Of the Army, in the
ChnstoNn District. I'm New York and the slums
uf Phi adelpha.
Mrs Thomas Kinxamon OF the far west, is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. S. L shaw.
Mrs. Marvin Reese has been the guest Of friends
In Phi ade phia.
Miss Nellie Murphy Of Pennington was the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Kate Sheldrake'
Friday event g.
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs Harrington Of Farming
ION were entertained Friday night Oy MIS- Z.
Harr ngton.
The election brought surprises TO many per
sons here, and 10 a few who were supposed TO be
directing the campaign, it has brought lesson
in the dis appointment. Il requires work, haId
work, and he unceasing effort of a uuit party
to win a victory. Talk, idle talk. VII bout prac
tcal work, may delude some people for q while
but 10 practical democratic worker, such as re-
side in Harrington, talk cuts no figure Il was
an ordinary election that passed of quietly, but
the Democrats had TO much power lor the Re-
publicans, and won the race for victory,
SAFE Of real estate viii take place IN front OF
the Harrington House next Saturday afternoon,
November l4th, when the Kemp property will
be disposed Of by the widow.
one pubic improv vement has been made for
which the town cOuncilmen deserve credit; viz:
the new concrete street crossings. They were
badly needed. Now II the cOuncimen will only
compel all properly owners TO keep tue sidewalks
in good condition on the back streets. as well ~
on the main streets, the people WnO use them
feel grateful.
The PINE OF sweet potatoes should COM |
m-nce IN about two weeks In large quantities 4
from this section. Usually the shipment Of pO- |
t Ioes from Harrington conlinu-s over s ( /
months. Last year the growers made big money |
from this crop.
Our levy cOurtmen should get busy ard finish /
that new stone road leading from Harrington |
to Milford The clay which was put on the
sandy stretch Of road beyond the old mill site
near the Burdlck and Quillen farms. has gresty
benefited that road, but 1t needs some stone 70
make good wearing surface to be permanent.
The Harrington Public Schools here are doing
dne work under the new principal.
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
GREENWOOD.

The estate Of W. e. Carlisle has been closed
by the administrator asd the property divided
amorR the airs, after taking $40 from each
heir 10 D ace a monument 10 the cemetery.
It was a great electi N and there was more
scratching tickets In this district than ever
SHOWN before.
Rather unique het was made here between
Horace Lynch ard George Murphy, on the
election. The lOser is to wi ee' the winner 10
wneelDaTtow f,Om Lole Cat alrs to q. F. War
ring on s dow the main street. the procession
beiug head. by Irwin spanish or jacob Cord
ray ringing a bell or blo~ing horn. The
parade Is to take place at l2sO Saturday afier-
noon, November 7'h.
Mrs Tilghan Cahall has been quite ~ for the
past three weeks.
! MS BlaHch Wright has returned home after
4 visiting her husbands siste', IN AilmingtO on.
The store OF b. J. Satterfield Son was
closed last week by the cOpst bic The goods
| will he sold on Saturday. November 7th, "a
commencing at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
| here ia some nice goods 10 he offered for sale.
Frank Houseman visited his parents, on
Sunday last.
There Was Halloween party at the home
of Thomas Curry. II Was largely attended and
al report a most delightful time.
John Bradley and wife are now the happy
parents Of a bright baby girl. This is The first
to brighten their home.
Repj r. Morris, the year old son, OF Law.
renee Morris, died this week OF diIthefia.
There are a number of cases reported about
Bethel.
Harry Mills who rece { y returned home to
attet the funeral OF his sister, who died Of
typhoid fever, was stricken with that maady
hlmse +, and has been compelled to remain
home for some weeks
Philip wens and Charles Bradley. ofOwen's
Station becam engaged In a quarrel, on
Thursday ofiast week and resulted 10 Owens
cutting Bradley. inalctinR wounds, from
which tbe blood poured so freely that Bradley
narrowly escaped death. Detectives are IN
search of Owens.
Or Saturday, November 7th the large Real
Estate Sale, C. W. Jones Will be he d on the
hstel porch, at Greenwood There are 20 dif.
ferent pieces Of land be sold, a which have
Improvements and nicely located There is
one dwelling 10 this tse that has 80 rooms, It |
being known as the "Bee Hive"
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
REDDEN.

The farmers here have had rather good sea
son ofitsnd are now about through with harvest.
ing.
The revival At Faith NJ. p Church is nov In
progress and It is hoped that there viii DO r
large atle dance.
The sork visited the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
frank Kremer and the home Of Ar. and Mrs
Pc. mel last week and len them each a bright
little baby 10 cheer them.
Charles Wilson and family OF near Milton, spent
Sunday al Mrs. James AbbOtts.
J. R. Abbott visited bis brother, c. 2 Abbott.
saturday.
J. K. ennel killed fine beef and his friends
enjoyed a nice beef dlaner with him on Sunday.
Mr.. Pennel is a splendid farmer and his home Is
known for It's hospitality.
The choir at Faith N. P. Church is furnishing
sp,endid music and is to be congratulated upon
its efforts.
J. R. Abbott has a very fine hog, and he is con-
sidered one Of the best hog raisers in town.
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
FARMINGTON.

Mrs. Aite Harper. of near fredericksburg,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Hat
fle d. has returned home.
Arthur Lynch and M IS Lulu Parker attended
party at the home Of Mr., Snd Mrs. Rich, at
sta, louisville, on Saturday evening
Mr. aud Mrs Alfred Donovan aud son John,
visited her mother. Mrs john Scott, Tuesday.
George Collision, Henry STAFF Ird, George Le-
cOmpt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jnhn W. Rust were guests
of Mr.. ard Mrs. Collision, this week,
Harry Hammond OF AndrewViie. and Lut-
her Hammond, OF Hickman, were the guests
OF T.. 81. Russell, on Tuesday.
Mrs. David Booth ana sister, Miss Rachel
COrdray, are whiting In Baltimore.
c. d. Murphy has added 20 his stock another
carload of fns carriages.
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
rag NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Asa result Of Tuesday election the next
Delaware Legislature will stsndas follows
State senate-New Castle County.
First District-George W. Sparks, X.
(holds Over) -
Tnird-William n. Miller, K. (holds
over).
Fonrth-DarIineto Him, R.
Fifth-John W. Morrison. d. (holds
over).
Se enth-Edward Hart, D (hOlds over
Democrats, 3; Republicans, 4.
State Senate-Kent County.
First district-Dr. Thomas C. Moore,
r. (holds Over).
Second J. HermOn Anderson, D.
Third-Remsen c. Barnard, r. (holds
Fourth-John W. sheldrake. D.
Fith-Alvin B Conner, K (hOlds over
Democrats, ? Republicans. 8.
State senate-Sussex County.
First district-Sanuel E. Reed, R.
(h"lds oven.
Second-James Z. Dutton, D.
Third Joseph Ilifi, R. (hods Over).
Fourth Louis A Drexler, K.
Fifth--James Bowland, Jr., R. (holds
oyer)
Democrats, Republicans, 4.
Total-Democrats, 6 Republicans, II.
House-New Castle County.
First district-Oscar C Welch, K.
Second-A fred L. AinscOw. r.
Third-Arthur W Spruance, r.
Fourth-Dr Thomas 0 Cooper, D.
William VI. Connolly, ID.
Slxth-NewtOn L Grubb, D.
Seventh-Edward q Bradford. Jr., r..
Eghth-Charles H. Mcdonald, R.
Ninth-Charles H Conner, d.
Tenth-Francis deH. Janvier, D.
Eleventh-Henrv Q. Ellison, r.
Fwelfth-Jacob Rupp, d.
Thirteenth HOratiO w. Pharo, r.
F0urteenth-lleOrge II. CHM, d.
Fifteenth William n Armstrong, D.
Democrats, s Republicans, Z.
House-Kent County.
First District-H Jrvey P. Hall, D.
SecUnd-James F Ldfferlv, D.
Third franklin BrOckson, d.
FOurth-Charles Hopkins, ID.
Fifth-Wiliiam NJ. Hazel, r.
William NJ. M;nner, D.
Seventh-Isaac R. Jackson, r.
Eghth-Francis NJ. SOper. d.
Nlnth-Clinton L Williamson, D.
Tenth Benjamin F. Hudson, R.
Democrats, Z; Republicans, 3.
House-Sussex CouRty.
First District Harry W. Jester, r.
Second-Robert F. Ledenhan, r.
Third-Waller DonohO, D.
WeightmaR w. Bryan, D.
Fifth-Newton E. Ward, D
SIXTH Bartemus G. Truitt, R.
Seventh-Timothy E Townsend, r.
Eighth-EdRar W. Baylis, R.
Ninth-William W. Rswlns, D.
Tenth-Dr. Joseph w. Marsh, D.
Democrats, 5 Republicans, 8.
Total-DemOcrats q Republicans, Il
Recapitulation
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
BROWNSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cahall, Of Harrington,
Mr.. and MFs. william Cahall. OF near saud
Town, Willie Cham bers OF Hickman, aRd
Mrs. Knox we're the guests OF B. Il. Cshall aud
sister, on sunday.
Murten Dicb ersOn and Robert Baker were
the guests o. S. f. KnOx, on sunday.
Sir. and Mrs. stuart spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clouser.
The tarn. ers are busy husking corn but rs
some have large crops II will take them aome
time to get IL all husked.
Miss Lizzie Billing spent Sunday with Miss
Leay Price, Of near Wnitlesburg.
Mrs. saliie Dlckersou, OF Whltlesburg, was
the guest Of her parents ou Monday If noon.
Arley Price was a Harrington virItOr sunday.
The KID.
STATE OF, OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, GO
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the hrm OF +. j. Cheney
County and state aforesaid, aud that said
nrtn Will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case ufCaLHrrh
that cannot be cured by The use Of HAIRS Ca
tarr Cure. FRANK J.CHEN Y.
sworn to before me aud subscribed In my
presence, this 9Th day OF December. A D. 1885.
(SEAL.l A. " GLE , ASON,
Halls CataFrh Cure is tn keu iuternaily. aud
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the eyRIem. Send for testimonial hee, |
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, U.
Sold BY all Druggists, 75o.
Take Hairs Family Pills for oOnstipatiJs !
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
STAYTONSVILLE.

A masquerade party was given al the hone
Of sr. and Mrs. Rich oa Halloween nightAna
a fine time was reported by all who attesded |.
A Democratic meeting WAS held here and the
audience was addressed by r. C. Whits aad
7 Pepper EsQs.
Miss Lulu Parker, OF fFarmington, spent Sat
urd y and Sunday with Miss Lena Johnson
Horace DOnaVsn Won a hne goose at tns
shooting match saturday afternoon.
sWeet potatoes are mostly gathered.
Corn husking seems to be the feature Of she
day. PANsH'
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
IOtics To Poultry Raisers.

Iwantal the young Guineas, Spring Chickens
Fowls, Ducks. and Eggs can buy for cash.
will pay highest prices for 10 Guine4s Also
want al the old GObblers and Hen Turkeys for
which will pay IS cents ID live delivered TO
my place or at Harrington on Tuesday morning
Of each week. Within cents OF the Records"
highest qnOt4tlons for Spring Fowls and Ducks;
quotation for Eggs. Buy at home every other
day. Stcoud door below Town Hail.
s-2stf s. J. WINNER, Frederica. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
WHITELEYSBURG.

Harry Bennett aud Miss Asrgery Meredii h
were quietly married on "Wednesday. October
18th.
Farmers are quite busy here husking ont corn.
Mrs. Ann Dili. wife Of Philip llii died on Oc-
tob 9th Funeral services ere held ut the
Cedar Grove Church aud inIerment made IN the
faml y graveyard.
Ernest Long feI'ew was In town on Sunday Wis.
itlng among friends
Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06

The new Ayers Hair Vigor will certainly
do this work, because, first Of all, 4 Dc.
stroys the germs which are the OriginGa
cause of dandruR. Having given this aie +
nature completes the cure. The scalp b
restored to a perfectly healthy cOndit0R.
-sGade by the ]. C. Aysr Co., Lowell. EAsas-a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-11
HEALTH BOARD
NEEDS MONEY
Officials of Department De-
clare That $1,000 Approp-
riation is Too Little.
SALARIES REACH $1,000
Seek Increased Amount in
Budget or Little Can Be
Accomplished in 1909.

Unless the appropriation for the
Board of Health, which was stated at
$4,000 a year at Monday nights
council meeting, is increased when
the ordinance comes up for second
reading, little can be expected from
the board, as it would have but 500
for the year to work with. At least,
that is the view taken by the in
spectors, president and members of
the board
The salary list now reaches $1,000.
Should they purchase one more sup
ply of antitoxin for the poor, or a
barrel of formaldehyde for fumigat-
ing in cases of contagion, the board
would be without funds to accom-
plish much for the remainder of the
year.
President Reynolds said today that
over $500 a year revenue is being
turned into the city treasury by the
health department, while last year
with no revenue turned in, the
board got the same appropriation
With the new milk license ordin.
ance in effect, the revenue will be
materially increased.
The president said that. in his es
|timation, the inspector and two dep
uties are not even being paid enough
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-11
TEACHERS MAY
HAVE TO WAIT
Salary Account is Very Low
and State Money is
Still Held Up.
PAY DAY Is SOON DUE
Hope to Have Enough to Pay
All Before Christmas But
Some Doubt Exists.
PAY DAY IS SOON DUE

From the present outlook the 115
school teachers employed in the pub
lie schools here may not get their
pay when 1t is due week after next.
This is because the $4,000 state
school money has not yet been re-
ceived.
The state appropriation this year,
on account of the extra money from
the railroad taxes for this city, was
$4,000, but only $4,000 has as yet
been received. The city's appropria-
tion for salaries was about $1,000,
and that, with the $4,000 state
money received in October, has about
been exhausted since July /, the be-
ginning of the fiscal school year.
1t is understood that the money is
held up by one of the railroads max
ing a further appeal, and II this is
true it may be some time before the
money is forthcoming. The salaries
of the teachers in the schools are due
week after next and If they are not
paid then it means that the majority
will be shy Of funds over Christm as.
The salary account is very low
and, as the pay roll amounts to about
$4,000, Secretary Colyer remarked
dL Tie btuOOl DOdlo hCCtlA6 idoS
night there was possibility that
there might not be enough to pay
the force of instructors. AS near as
can be learned, such thing has
never occurred before and II 1t is
true that there is not enough money
in the salary account, only two ways
of relief can be put in effect.
One is by the city loaning the
money to the school board to pay the
teachers until the state money or
the new appropriation on July 1 is
received, or by each of the teachers
bringing suit against the city within
five days after their salaries are due
and obtaining judgment, which is
provided for In the school law.
1t is possible, however, that
enough money can be raised to meet
the pay roll this month, but il such
is the case something will have tor be
done before the January money is
due.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-11
Exercise PrOber BaCkes Declares
Proposition Is Not Radical.
He QUOTES SOME STATISTICS
Necessities Are Taxed He Says and Luxuries Should Also
Be Levied Upon Would Make Tax on Persons
Who Handle Foreign Product

Insane Hosp1 Morris Pts 257,5ss.S5
Epileptic Village ... 5S,220.40
County Lunatic Asyiums 240,2249G
Home for Feeble Minded 111,997.s1
State Bd Chil'n's Gidians 100000
State Home for Girls -. 47,6s6.4e
State Home for Boys. 111,211.02
Then he said that, in addition, the
several municipalities maintain aims
houses and other charitable institu-
tions, besides the county jails and
they also pay the expense of the
criminal courts of the state. Pro-
ceeding, Mr.. Backes declared:
1t Is an admitted fact that the
expediture of this vast sum of money
is made necessary and must be at
tributed, indirectly, to the manufac-
ture and dispensing of intoxicating
liquors. II this be so, then why
should not either the state at large
or the community be reimbursed by
the manufacturer of the product
which is the indirect cause for this
great outlay?"
Other Taxes Collected.
Mr.. Backes showed further that
the state annually exacts taxes from
life insurance companies, amounting
in 1907 to s4S2,529. Fire Insurance.
companies had to ray the state tax
of $35,477. These two taxes were
laid upon objects that we're a direct
benefit to society.
He pointed out also that last year
the state collected tax upon Inherit
ances, amounting to $241, ,4s0, this
being imposed upon property already
taxed. A tax OF two per cent was
also laid upon the earnings of all
public utility companies. The state
collected for its own purposes taxes
upon automobiles amounting TO more
than $150,000.
The closing argument of Mr..
Backes was: "In view OF this array
of facts, can it be said that the inn
position of tax by the state for the
benefit Of the several communities
therein, of fifty cents barrel upon
beer that is manufactured and con-
sumed In the state. or that may be
brought within the borders of the
state. is an unjust discrimination
against an industry which manufac-
lures a product that is not benefit
to the community, but an injury to
the individual members and to so<
ciety at larger"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-12-11
RECITAL AT
HOTEL ASTOR
Miss Clara harrington Play
in N. Y. Tomorrow, Accom-
panied by Sister.
CECIL JAMES. TENOR

Miss Clara Harrington. Of this
city. will give a violin recital at the
Hotel Astor. in New York, tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock, assisted bN
Cecil James, tenor. The accompa-
mist will be Miss Augusta Earring
ton.
The program is as follows:
/. Concerto, D minor; Andante,
Moderate; Adagio religioso; Finale,
Allegro, Vieuxtemps, Miss Earring
ton.
2. The Gelida Mamma (La Boz
heme, Puccini. Mr.. James.
3. Romance. A. d'Ambrosio:
Clique, Handel; Spanish Dance, Sa-
rasate, Miss Harrington.
4. The Rose and the Nightingale,
Barby; Where Blossoms Grow, Cert
rude Sans Souci, Mr. James.
5. Chanson sans Paroles, Tsehai-
kowski: Noise, Variations on the G.
string, Paganini, Miss harrington.