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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
LET Us HAVE 4 REAL AMERICAN
ANTHEM.

We have no real national anthem
my Country. Ills OF Thee" Is not n
bad composition sung to the tune OF
God Save the King" 1t has the ad-
vantage that most people can sing IT,
though not many are really familiar
with the words. columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean" Is an ancient COMPOST
ton set 10 an ancient tune, and Is little
sung in these days. We have no hymn
which really expresses national senti-
ment and national virtue. The CELL
tennlal ode Of Whittier Is a beautiful
composition sung TO the tune of "Old
Hundred but II was intended for n
particular occasion and has never been
popular. II Mr.. Carnegie will offer
sufficient prizes 10 poets and musician.
we might get something which would
betit the dignity Of the nation. After
all Is said and done. the only really
American tune Is Yankee Doodle"
which il spriahtly enough as an air
though the words are ridiculous. Yet
IL Is TO this tune that our troops have
marched 10 their greatest victories. Let
Us have a real American anthem.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

man were chosen as delegates to the
national convention. and Peter D.
johnson and Matthew A. Mueller were
chosen ut nlternates. Instructions for
Joseph u. Cannon for President were
given the delegates by a unanimous
vote.
william Davidson. the popular cater.
er. has by his clean and honorable
methods gained for himself n well.
earned success In the business world.
The Fifth. Sixth ana Seventh Con.
grcssionnl Districts held conventions
last Tuesday. AMI selected delegates
ana alternates to the national convpn.
tion and also Presidential electors. as
follows: Firth Distrlct--August W..
Miller and william j. Cooke. dele.
gates; James J. Banks and jacob DIa.
mond. nlternates: Julius Liebling. Pres.
ilential elector.
sixth District-william LorImer
and Fred NJ. Blount. delegates; Allen
>. Ray and william J. Grcgori. alter.
mates: Homer X. Galpin. Presidential
clectOr.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures Daniel
\. Campbell and A. \. Strom. dele.
gates; william Bussc. President of the
County Board. and Jetlee Norl.,c,n. al.
trrnntcs; County Clerk Joseph Haas,
Presidential elcctor.
The delegates from these three dis
tricts were Instructed to vote for 30.
seph q. Cannon for President ut the
national convention.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

produce ut the Bush April 9TH. II basel
on TOlstOi's novel, ".Anna Knrenina."
The play will be handsomely staged.
There will he special scenery. costumes
AMI music. Manager lIolhrook has
been untiring In his efforts to make
the Path Of ThOrns" perfect In every
way. lie Inns spared neither time nor
expense to carry out the detail work.
The Bush Temple Players will all have
exceptionally strong parts to portray.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.

The Chicago Eagle numbers
among Its subscribers the most
Influential, most prosperous and
most respected men In Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
Of standing In tho community
and all men who are mOuldcrs Of
publlc opinion or directors Of
pubiic affairs.
IL II the guide, mentor and
friend Of every political leader
Of every shade Of opinion.
IL In read by Government,
state, County and City officials.
1t IL read by n big percentage
Of the legal fraternity, including
bench and bar.
IL L. the favOrite Of Chicag0's
leading business men,
1t reaches all classes In their
homes.
IL Is read by the Fire DEPART
ment.
Il Is read by the Police DEPART
ment.
IL IL In every public office and
every public library.
IL IL not controlled by any
cheap, cheeky or crooked adver.
Using agency.
In the eighteen years Of Its
existence IL has managed 90 build
mp . large circulation and great
business without the aid Of pro.
fesstOnal advertising sharks.
That IL why II In so independ.
ent, so popular and so strong.
The Chicago Eagle II one pa.
per that has never depended
upon advertising agents for u
circulation. II has one Of its
own.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
KING MANUEL STARTS OUT
RIGHT.

King Manuel Of Portugal either is an
unusually wise youth or has wise coun-
selors perhaps both. He said the 9th.
or day 20 a prominent opponent Of the
monarchy, who had called at the palace
to show respect for the memory Of the
dead king. "You are a friend Of the
country and so am I. Let us meet with
that common bond, and we shall soon
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

final performances Of robin Hood"
will be given Sunday afternoon and
evening. the afternoon performance he.
Ing n professional matinee. Monday
night the comic opera season will be
continued with n sumptuously staged
revival of 1.-THE Sercnn,le." Victor Her
bert's most important work. and one
Of the greatest successes of the famous
original IBostoDians. who presented 1t
for the first time at the EnlckerbOcker
Theater. New York. just ten years ago
Et'Sll TEMPLE.
The new play. "T'ie Path of Tlorns."
which Manager Harry IIolbrook will
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

into trouble aid runs AWAY from his
home IN IT. Louis. The scene Of the
play H. Red Oak. Ill.,. u small river
town. where the traffic II small and the
people lust home folks" 1t Ia staged
In II novel manner. especially interest
Ing scenes being the i'arIng bee and the
old swimmIn' hole by midnight. James
Durkin. Smith Davies. Beryl Hope and
the rest OF the fine company all have
good parts next week.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
AIfnIT1IiIrM.

The success of the Sheehan-I II lnshaw
Company, with "Robin Hood" at the
big Auditorium, has been more than
gratifying. In fact, it Is the general
opinion that never before in the history
of tleatrlcals In America have such
elaborate performances been given at
the prices charged at this house. The
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
At THE TAEA1ERS
SrCDEB.\l<EIl.


There IL II new drama now playing
III Chicago. - different. 80 extremely
unique ana 80 write. that to miss It
Is really II misfortune. The charac.
tiers are drawn with u master hand.
clearly AMI interestingly. The color Is
Intense In Its pIcturesqueness. The
situations are real. and wlthal the
play IL acted by players of first
rank ami striking ability. The play Is
"The Regeneration" which Arnold DAILY
ana his company are playing ut the
Studebaker. Probably more well known
Chicagoans have attended the perform
ances Of this great drama than have
ever Witnessed the first weeks Of any
other Chicago production. Everyone
who has seen "rhe Regeneration" Is a
walking advertisement for this new
type Of emotional drama.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

ON account, Of severe throat trouble
caused by overwork. Miss Keim has
been advised by her physician to take
Il long rest. Miss Lawrence. II popular
and well-known member Of the Proctor
Company. In New York. will succeed
he..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

understand each other better" This
is the sort of concilintory spirits that
disarms opposition.
EAGLETS.
John Taylor Booz has made a whirl-
wind campaign for Alderman In the
Twenty.tirst Ward. and all signs point
to his election by II good majority. Mr..
Booz Is an able man with n clean and
honest record to his credit. and he de-
serves the votes Of all good citizens Of
the ward who want to he represented
in the City Council by Il live Alderman.
~
Vote for John Schermann In the SS-
Alderman Alfred u. Williston de-
serves to bc reelected I'm the Twenty.
fifth Ward. lie has proven himself To
be an honest. capable and Industrious
public official. and his services are
needed in the City Council.
%eA.
John lladcrlein will be victorious ut
the polls In the Twenty.fourth Ward
next Tuesday. lie has made u clean
AMI winning campaign and his popu-
larity has increased daily ever since
his nomination. lie will make splcn.
did alderman. faithfully and honestly
looking after his constituents interests
and always to In found on every live
issue.
Vote for William l.. Devcr In the
Seventeenth Ward.
&eA
william +. Brennan has made n
winning fight In tho Twelfth Ward
His clean and honorable business and
public record has made him popular
with everybody. and his majority next
Tuesday will be II fine one. The peo-
pie of the Twelfth Ward will not have
cause to ever regret clecting Mr.. Bren-
nan.
~0\
John II. Jones' grand record In the
City Council before Is reason enough
should 90 to the polls and cast their
votes for him next Tuesday. Honest
and able men like John II. Jones are
needed In Chicago's Common Council.
Vote for William 4. Maypole In the
Fourteenth Ward.
>a5A
Alderman william T.. Mavpole has
served In the City Council honestly.
ably and cOnscientiously, and his re-
election in the Fourteenth! Ward Is de-
sired by the best citizens Of Chicago,
irrespective of party politics.
~6A
The voters of the Twenty.fifth Ward
will overwhelm the shopping ana loud
mouthed refOrmers on next Tuesday by
re-electing their honest and able Alder
man, \. ID. WilllstOn, by a record
breaking majority.
~6A
Vote for John II. Jones In the
Eighth Ward.
&e0A
It's John IIaderlein all the way In
the Twenty-fourth Ward.
%SA
Alderman Peter Relnbcrg has repre-
scented the Twenty.siyth Ward faith
fully ana honestly In the city Council,
ana his constituents will show their ap-
probation of his good services by re-
eecting him on next Tuesday by a
handsome majority.
Vote for William +. Brennan in the
Twelfth Ward.
Bernard J. Mnhony will give the
Thlrty-ffth Ward the best alderman it
has ever had. lie Is II man Of ability,
energy and honesty. and he deserves
the support Of every good citizen at
the polls on next Tuesday.
Vote for Peter Reinbcrg in the TWEEN
ty-slX;h Ward.
%kNA
Alderman William T.. Dcver'S trlum-
phart reelection in IN" Seventeenth
Ward will b" grand victory for hon
4 In,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

understand each other better" This
Is the sort of concilintory spirits that
disarms opposition.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
Mell
COLLEGE.

"Honn Folks" e. r. Dazcy's big
pastoral play. will he the bill ut beau.
tiful College Tllentcr next week. This
. - ""' ''""'ra tolls n pretty story of
Illinois life In the later sixties. It IL
written about the love Of Ruth Clayton
for her brother, weak youth who gets
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
-$fSA
GREAT NORTHERN.


Johnny AMI Emma Ray, modern fun
aut"crats, viii Lling their new fun-fest,
king Casey" 10 tle Great Northern
next week. Aaron Hoffman, author of
"Winc. Woman and Song" and other
New York successes, Is responsible for
the manuscript. As Casey" fireman
In the Waldorf.AstOria, Mr.. Ray il Of
fered Il new medium for exploiting his
ideas of fun, with which the theater-
going public Is already quite familiar.
The plot Is consistent with fun ana III
dicrous in its telling. \ large COM
pany has been provided, including, of
course, II coterie OF handsome and well
gowned chorus girls. who know how to
sing and dance. 1t IL claimed the fun
possibilities offered Mr.. Ray are the
best lie has ever had.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
~0s9A
la SALE.

In Honeymoon Trail" Frank
Adams. Will Hough and Joseph How.
ard seem to have combined the best
of their efforts ana turned out the
most successful OF all the successful
musical comedies produced by the LIN
Sale Theater management. The piece
has just been presented on the LII
Sale boards ana has created a thrill
among those who maintaineG lat there
WIS nothing new In musical comedy.
honeymoon Trail appears rs the
most original ana unique Offering yet
staged at the La Sale. which IL synOny-
NOUS with saying that it IL beyond
question the most wholesOmely enjoy.
able show seen In Chicago this season,
and Is II worthy successor to THE Girl
Question" and "'rhe Time. the Place
amt i.,c Girl"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
A0S1A

Petitions were placed in circulation
Tuesday In Chicago for the nomination
of Colonel James Hamilton Lewis for
Governor on the Democratic ticket,
As a reason of the cOlonel's widespread
popularity 1t was a matter of but a
few hours before the petition had rs
many signatures on 1t as the new pri-
mary law requires.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

The Fourth District Republican con-
ventiOn was held last Monday, and Da-
vid +. Shannahan and Swan =. Nor
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

Alderman John Schernanns honest.
clean and industrious record in the City
Council has made him popular with all
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

Judge Richard =. Tuthill, of the .Iu-
renilc Court. addressed the reform tie
pnrtmcnt of the Chicago South side
Club Tuesday on the work his court Is
doing for dependent AMI delinquent
boys ana girls. The Judge declared
the keynote to the entire system of iu-
rer''e reform was the treating of boys
ana girls rs children, ana not as grown
men and women are treated under the
law.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

Alderman Peter Relnbcrg has repre-
scented the Twenty.siXth Ward faith
fully and honestly in the city Council
ana his constituents will show their ap
probation of his good services by re
electing him on next Tuesday by {
handsome majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

william II. Kruger. the popular and
we'll known former state senator and
Civil War veteran, would make q
splendid county commissioner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

william q. Thau. the proprietor of
the well known Wrlghtwood Buffet. at
WrlghtwOOd avenue and North IIalste, l
street. has Justly earned the wide.
spread popularity he enjoys all through
Lake View.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

William \. Ilettic4l, who Is one of
the leaders in the great Chicago Turn
Gemelnde, ana who stands in the front
ranks of chicago's most progressive AMI
highly respected citizens. has the sin
ere sympathy of his many friends in
the loss of his wife, who died on Tues,
day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
/0e1l

John II. Jones' grand record In the
City Council before Is reason enough
why the voters of the Eighth Ward
should go to the polls and east their
votes for him next Tuesday Honest
and able men like John II. Jones are
needed In Chicagos Common Council.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

VIII G. MOODY, the able and well.
liked lawyer, would add strength to the
Republican ticket as Il candidate for
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

The voters of the Twenty-fifth Ward
will overwhelm the shopping ana loud
mouthed reformers on next Tuesday b!
rejoicing their honest and able Alder
man. \. ID. Wllllston, by record
breaking majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

The First District Republicans met
In convention last Monday. and after
II hard ana close fight. selected Chnun-
cey Dewey ana Daniel J. Schuyler as
delegates to the national convention,
and instructed them to vote for vii.
liam II. Taft for President.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

william +. Brennan has made n
winning fight In the Twelfth Ward.
His clean and honorable business and
public record has made him popular
with everybody. and his majority next
Tuesday will be fine one. The peo-
pie of the Twelfth Ward will not have
cause to ever regret clecting Mr.. Bren-
nan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04

The big army of friends of Cyril Il.
.Inndus. the able lawyer ana state
Senator, are for him from start to fin.
lsh Tor states Attorney of Cook Coun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15
SPECIAL SALE THAT
WILL INTEREST
The LADIES
o. A, MatSon & Company Pro-
pose to Sacrifice Entire
Stock of Beautiful Christmas
SpeciaItieSi Rare Bargains,

/ ,r,,,s a., an t,t,ds or .snecial saIes
! lhe variety Is 'ho''7S 'uu S'e''9 ~
+ be neXhaustable so that we become
,,oro ar fess familiar win the usual
,s,. p,,t ,,,, f.,
iul % 10, E''" US f.' -, t,,,t
/ \ EIvut Nn'' q H",' t,,d
/ Is dlucteht' ahu t'''' "'ts,a -.
+ 81 lnlhks W. h"Nt W. "''','"h ~
/ IonB tllhet put goulun qu'y "iioi "
! when that klha OF Sai' ma nPtus
/ We usually ga'heF up our sP"'' 'il'''R'
4 and ger ~ lhc game.
@ a Malson ana company ptopoSo
4 to OMEN a sale on SATURDAY morning
of this week when VIII be duttfehI
land of the klnd thht interests. IT WI
| be safe llkely 70 appear e7pe y
1 20 the ladies, Tor IT Us GONG 10 De
Ian Offering at very remarkably low
| prices OF lot al the pretty thihsS
4 that women love
4 ~ huNng hls christmas STOCK laSt
/ year Nh Matsoh maze larger puI-
/ ehAs's III alI OF nus SheeiaI'y ih'S
thah ever bclore ana WINE ms CHRIST
mas settings We're ehVfey Satlsiac-
tory, ne mas that ne mas sun on
hand % lafro STOCK OF jhtse Sp'elaIlles'
Which ne rs gong To sen Ialh"r lhau
hold mem unlll next year. ihese
thlngs are gong at AeluaI pllee re,
auctions ei from 20 To 90 per cent ana
u majority OF the articles VIII ne sofa
az an actual oeloW cost HBut'.
u ~ worth WINE To know something
about the tines which are To go IN on
THIS sale, Tor iheN contain some very
beautiful things, things Whloh per
maps ooQIdn nave beeh Afforded al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15
THE WEATHER


Washington. Jam. ia New Mcxico
ana Ariz6na Fair in south rain OF
-. Ia north pnrflon Wednesday
s s'i.N tai, ana ralSn,
'HN''""F'
tf,ca ucbvaranlta n geIan a..
,i,,.tast MIMI
-" '''
Henry 6crphtde y w town rom
Hclon for couple u days
raptatn John r Fullerton has re.
tnrnrd from visit in san Diego, cal
~ r,4..,,. ,-,,,, ma rrnp, Tho
~ ~ 'u....,.,ii ,,.,tn ,,gi NOM
hfH'H 'p t'''
II g, AbfHhams mas irl alnea W ~
bnquerdne from Fisll IN N'W olk
Summers Burkhart left for santa
Zee last night on legal business
Or Sellers. Of Carlsbad. was an A..
b,toupraue visitor Yesterday.
n ~, 80 ist p,s, v,,, IN the
,',.s, ,'l9H" ,n b"sinrss
~
William >. Hehioe7s'I atllN'u iloi'
silver CITY yesterday morning
w A. Brown OF NeriHlos, ls III the
city on q business Trip
u. = swearinger. Of Melfosr, N ~
arrived ~ the cllN rom me SCUM YES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15

The regular knights Of Columbus
meeting VIII be held this evening In
Redmen's han at 1880 sharp After the
regular routine business the follow
ing officers win be Installed to serve
during this wear N. S TierneY grand
knight. John Johnson, deputy
grand knight. T. +. Keleher Jr chan
cellor James + Gon advocate, John
J Tlerney warden, H. II Harmon, re-
cording secretary; John $, Beaver,
treasurer. II r. Wallenhorst inside
guard j. II Asseslin, outside guard;
p h. sullivan. H. S. knight and J. W
Prestel trustees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15

Hnal B'th lodge No. $3.50 held q
formal Installation Of officers IN Tenn.
pie Albert last night followed by a
very enjoyable dance IN the Women''
CLUB
Hon Jacoho Chnves, territorial su-
pertntendent Of insurance has been
/ in the city for several days. Mr.
! Chaves VIII pay q short visit to Los
\ lunas before returning to Santa Fc
y = Bean, mechanical superintcnd-
! cnt Dt The Santa Fe coast lines arr
4 rived from Los Angeles last night and
VIII inspect the local shops today Nh
Bean was formerly master mechanic
here
& Joseph Schwa1zm8n Of the firm Of
SchWarzman and With is HE proud
! father Of baby boy The young man
4 wa born on Monday January 18TH
Iand The proud father IS receiving con-
grafulations on an hands
4 There win be no reserved seats at
/ the Eddy recital in the Presbyterian
I church tonight Seats IN the audlto-
/ rium are 81. ana IN the sunday school
! room SO cents. Tickets may be oh
! tained az Matson's Or at the church
I doors
Dr Fred r Doepp. Or Carlsbad. a
member of the territorial board Of
4 health arrived I'm the city last night
I from Santa lte whore he attended "A
meeting Of the board He viii leave
/ Tor his home VIA the cut-off this
morning
The annual meeting and formidable
Of the congregational church viii be
4 held this evening in the chureh par
lora supper win be served at 6
O'Clock All adult members of the
church are urged To be present and
an palrons are cordially invited
The largest manRle over brought
into the territory Is being installed at
the Imperial laundry plant on West
Silver avenue This manEle will more
than double the capacity of the laun-
dry and viii enable tho Imperial to
return laundry to customers the same
day il Is received
G N Toylfn of the J. " steers
Organ company of Springfield Mass,
is IN the city tuning the organ IN the
Presbyterian church IN preparation
for the Eddy recital tonight Mr. Top
lin sci 40 the organ and has Just fin
ishcd pinciug a similar instrument In
the new Presbyterian church IN El
Paao
Announcement ~ made OF the forth
coming marriage Of Miss Edna Eis-
man ol poston 10 Mr. STANLEY Seins-
heimer of the s1me city Miss Els
man JIG the daughter of Mr. aud Mrs
Nathan Eisman formerly residents OF
I Albuquerque and Is i granddaughter
sc Mrs Albert Grunsfeld The we'd.
ding viii occur on January l6fb Mr.
Alfred Grunsfrld of Albuoncrouo is
NOS, In unuon i'll attend INA 'u..54ir',
Nina Rnrdot v.ag ho,,nd n,,er
" tba p4nnd nirv .rnrsdl, H. qaEo
bond on "a charge of obtaining money
Vare a#rrrsts5 ,a,,a i'm, 400 an r,,,,,
Mains IN IA ~ patis yhn nba,s,,,
KIM tbr, g,eti,, 1,n,, y5aa r.7r,
bim renrssantIno maj mo-, 6ad iarso
sn,Is IN n,nns, ,.nitins fn. t,or, n,
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has returned to Albuquerque, having
taken the teachers course at the Chi
cago musical college. She is prepared
to receive pupils on the violin and
mandolin Studio with Mrs. Freeman,
Commercial club building For terms
and particulars call forenoons,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15
WANrED--NIONEY,

We have clients who want $4,000
and 100000 loans at per cent on
good real estate security.
JOHN Nj. MOORE REALTY co, 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15
EDDY RECITAL IN
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Great 0rganiSt Appears To-
night in Splendid Program
and Large Attendance is EK-
peCted,

Albuquerque does not have the 90
lportunity Of hearinE a great many u
the great musicians Of NC day ant
when genius lige Clarence Eddy
comes here it is not at all surprising
that music lovers should be very
deeply interested i'm the event. Mr. Ed
DIV, who Is considered by many of the
foremost critics to be the greatest or
ganist living, appears in splendid
program in the First Presbyterian
church tonight the program begin
ming at O'Clock Miss Lillian e.
wood, soprano, who has achieved fame
in concert work, appears with Mr.
Eddy There has been a large advance
sale of tickets and the audience prom
ses to tax the capacity of the church.
This will be the first appearance of a
great organisl here and the advent
Is notable one Following is Mr..
Eddys program
Concert prelude and Fugue mew)
-. ...,........... ..aWllllam Faulkes
dedicated TO Clarence Eddy
(a) "Bereeuseo tnew) .....,..
.,.... ..,... Harry Rowe Shelley.
CD Finale in ID minor, (new)
.4....,.. .., II Alexander Matthews
Suite in G major, opus POS new
....... ....,.... Homer a. Bartlett
Choral Maestoso.
Introduction and Seherzo,
Andante.
Allegro briliante.
dedicated to Clarence Eddy)
"Cavatne" from the Queen Of
Sheba ,,,..,.. .,..s.... .... GOunod
Miss Lillian Elwood
"Liebestod,' Lovc-death ..,... o..
..... .,,... 90. q. Richard Wagner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15

Graduate of New Haven Normal /
school of gymnastics teacher of /
dancing and physical training, 3l7I
South Arno,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-15

or Knox conservatory, Galesburg, M;
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