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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-25

Office of the City Clerk. Topeka. Kan
February 25 1903.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
office up to five o'clock p. m, Wednesday,
March 10. 1909, for the grading, paving,
curbing and guttering of certain streets
and avenues in the city of Topeka, Kan
sas. dncluding all incidental expenses at
tending theretO.)
Said paving to consist of the following
approximate quantities: S7,945 yards of
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February IS, 1901
Council Chamber, Topeka, Kansas.
February "a 1909

Council Chamber, Topeka, Kansas,
February "A, 1909.
Council met in special session at 7:30
O'Clock D. m. with the following council
men present: Councilmen Biakely, Fraser,
Howard Jordan. Kutz, Lannan, Miller,
Stanley. Tandy and Van Ness-1O.s Absent,
Councilmen Horn and Hughes Mayor
Green in the chair.
The call for the meeting was read and
is IN words ard figures as follows. to-
-.tt:
Mayors Office, Topeka. Kansas, Febru-
airy g. 1909 To the Members of the City
Council Gentlemen: You and each of you
are hereby notified that there viii be a
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Fox hound. black and white. tail
bobbed. Reward for return or infor-
nation leading to same. V. l.. Embery,
TS5 Horne ST. Ind. phone 2ss9 Blue.
LOST-Between Sth and 10th on Kansas
ave-, ladies' gold watch. name on front
of case Please leave at 11O4 Kansas ave,
or at Capital office. for reward.
LOST-Folding camera in home made
leather case. 1.-THE Copeland stamped on
case. Please return or give information to
l.. L. Kfene. State Journal office.
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STRAUSS AGENCY.

.cention hall 2 lots good barn, gas, city
water sewer. cellar, .cistern, good side
walks old shade: will trade ZOE gooo
for larger or more valuable property
Fine new room house on Clay street,
one and one-half lots, story, heated by
furnace; bath all complete; a nice modern
home The price is So, 700. This is a splen-
did new property
Here is a real bargain, new room cot
tage, one and one-half lots. gas. cement
cellar, one half block to car: This week
only. Location, Lowman Hill. This is
very cheap at ST. 100.
STRAUSS AGENCY, LOT E. 7TH ST.
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Shawnee camp No $500 Modern
Woodmen of America, will give an en-
tertalnment for members of the order
and their friends, Thursday evening
Feb. %. Dancing after programme
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Are You Going to Idaho?

There is a colony going to the irri-
gated fields and you can learn about
freight rates over phone 1S6 or Mer-
chants Transfer Co.
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FOR SALE- room cottage, good barn,
chicken houses and yards. Is lots, plenty
fruit 2 blocks new shops. s., 400.
]. D. MILLER & co.
els Kan. Ave. Both Phones.
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NOTICE.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You win take notice that my petition
for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors,
according to law. at my drug store at No.
431 Holiday street. in the Second ward
kansas, is now on file in the office Of
the probate judge OF said county. and that
said petition will be heard before the pro-
bate Judge of said county at his office in
the court house in the city of Topeka on
Wednesday, the 9th day of February.
Applicant
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o WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You will take notice that my petition
for a permit to sell Intoxicating iiquors.
according TO law, at my drug store at No.
600 West First St. in the Fourth ward oe
the city of Topeka, Shawnee county. Kan
sas, is now on file in the office of the pro-
bate Judge OF said county. and that said
petition will be heard before the probate
Judge of said county at his office in the
court house in the city of Topeka on
Wednesday. the 10th day of March. 1909.
at 10 o'clock a. m.
JOHN w TAsSELL Applicant.
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Turkish BATHS.

HENRY OBERG. massuer and chiropodist,
National hotel Turkish baths.
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she seized a pair of surgical shears
and opened an artery in her wrist. Her
husband was in an adjoining room at
the time. Mrs. Straiton is as wears old
and had been a patient in sanitarium.
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PROPOSALS.

First published in The Topeka State
Journal February IS, 1891
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CONCRETE WORK.


CELLAR floors, &c; side walks. 1oc; con
crete cisterns. Ind phone 26-23-Ring 3.
J. NJ. Brain.
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SAFES.
PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING, regilding. mat making. mount
ing done by j. d. Sullivan. liz W. Eighth
street Packing. shipping. etc
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PAINTERS

BRADFORD & GREENWOOD, practical
carriage and automobile painting; auto
painting a specially. Ind. 1l56. 2lS Z. 9Th st.
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office of the Secretary of State
L c. Z. DENTON, Secretary of State of
the State of Kansas, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is correct
copy of the original enrolled bill now on
file in my office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto subscribed my name and affixed
nv official seal, this oath day of February,
1909.
GSeau c. z. DENTON,
Secretary of State.
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UNnFRTAKERs.

L M PENWELL funeral director ana
emblmer. First class service, reason
able prices. 511 Quincy ST. Both phones 197
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGH
Co. packs. ships and stores household
goods Tel. 1sS Clarence Skinner. GIL
Quincy st.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

WANTFD--GTTTIAT
WANTED-By bookkeeper and typewriter;
have good references. A C., care Journal
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MONEY TO LOAN, direct to the appll-
cant, on farms or inside city property.
by the Knights and Ladies OF Security
For particulars INQUIRE of w. B. Kirk
patrick. national president, 7O1 Kansas
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Dr. Nellie Sawyer. Ind. phone 1870. 81
K A.. Crawford Bldg. Elevator service.
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ISeaI.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Christmas Music i'm Churches

Special Christmas selections win be
sung Sunday morning. At p. IN, the
choir will present a beautiful cantata,
Tho star OF Bethlehem" by r. FLAX
ington Harker The choir viii be as
sisted by George S. Skclton and his or
chestra, the members OF which arc Miss
Helen Hartley, Miss Ella Pitts, Mrs
Brewer. Clarence Burton and George
at the organ,
Instrumental introduction. Dark
ness and Light. Miss Maude rhornc
Arise, o Jerusalem j. w. Curtis
Bass solo and chorus. Prepare Yc
the Way OF the Lord" ............
.......,-..,;J y. w. Curtis aud Choir
and tenor. Awake Awake, put
ON Thy Strength" h"..........
Mrs J. c, Taylor Miss Edna
Dwyer. Fred Graham.
Alto solo, How Beautiful Upon the
r,,o Mountains, -. Miss Dwyer
Angel Gabriel was Sent From
sorrsnp Cod soio 5,,c llssF {; Graham
Thou That Art Highly Favored.
Alto solo jMaryl "Reholl the Jtand-
hem-And There We're shcp-
Soprano solo tthn AneeD, Fear Not;
for Behold" Mrs. j, G. Taylor
Tenor solo: And suddenly There
Was With the Angel. Fred Graham
Chorus. GLORY TO God i'll the High
Tenor SOLO .And 1t Came to Pass. "'''
Chorus of Shepherds. Let Us Now
Go Even Unto Bethlehem ......
Fred Graham. J. w. Curtis
Tenor solo. And They Came With
March OF tho Masi." Instrumental
intcrlude. Prof. Skeletons Orchestra
Hcrod and the Maei bass solo. Now.
When Jesus Was Born. u. W. Curtis
Male trio (the Three Wise Mcn),
Whore Is lie That Is Born
King"
Chorus. priests and scribes, "In
Bethlehem of Jndea,'
Tenor solo, ''Then IIerod, When TTe
Had Called the Wise Men" "...,..
...... Observation-Disclosures. Fred Graham
Bass solo. "Go and Search Diligcnt-
'.......-.,.-....~s, II. w. Curtis
Tenor solo. nWhen They Had Heard
the King .....,.... Fired Graham
Final chorus: .IIosanna-Glory to
God In the Highest"
Quartctte--MTH, j. C. Taylor.
Miss Edna Dwycr. Fred Graham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Many Rose From Poverty
to Wealth and Fame

''dog Of an inHdcl" would doubt
less make "A thrilling tale. The young
Dinh had an odd career, apart from his
curious origin His father sent him TO
the military academy at ST. Crr, from
which he graduated as lieutenant. a
soldiers life did not attract him and
he informed his family that he would
like to study law. This he did and then
his voice attracted so much attention
that he entered the conservatory.
In he meantime he had become Il
lawyer iii good standing. and had &C
CURED degree OF doctor nf philoso-
ply. He took first prize in the CON
scrvatory, and his career began TO offer
an embarrassment Of riches. He was
obliged to sing at the Opera, as NIL
conservatory first prizes must do, and
there he met the woman he has since
married. lie laid the situation before
her and promised To follow the career
she should choose for him, She gave
her decision for the opera, and now be-
hold Dinh Gilly at the Metropolitan
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score, though be can recall few in his
past.
Perhaps the oldest story Of man
whom fate shot into the wrong place
and accident dragged into the right
one pertains 10 Toscauini, the con
ductor. Toscanini is known in Italy as
'Il Mago,' tho magician, because of
his extraordinary memory. He never
uses score, NOT even for a first per
formancc, and to sec him conducting
Wagner, giving every instrument and
every singer tho cue at the right mo-
mcnt-this without shadow OF any
thing TO guide him--is almost mirac.
ulous, Toscanini did not begin life
as n conductor. but ms Il cello player.
He tiddlcd away IN tho orchestra, and
il never occurred to the man who held
the baton that he was directing q
leader to whom his own work would be
child's play. One night at Bucnos
Ayrcs The conductor struck at the
last moment, and the management saw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

nothing for 1t but 10 postpone the per
formance. That was Toscanini's chance.
He assured tho imprcsario that he could
conduct, and in despair he was given
tho baton and told 10 go on. Without
glancing at the score he led the opera
to a brilliant conclusion. Since that
episode he has been recognized MS one
Of tho world s very greatest con.
ductors.
lie has never used score. lie
conducted Gotterdamnerung without
notes after few hours study. The
great German conductors do not use
u score, either, but that point is
reached only after many years study.
At Berlin. when Toscanini was the
guest conductor. Of the Philharmonic
society, they thought TO "cntch" him
by giving him Just before the perform
ance n symphony he had never before
seen. Toscanini said nothing. read the
first movement and conducted it with
out notes. During the interval be-
tween the first and second movements
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he glanced al the second part then
closed his book and never missed n cue.
Not once IN generation does such a
memory appear.
Toscanini is not tho only star Of
tho opera who began in the orchestra.
Blass originally played the violin in
Chicago. Anselmi was coructist and
Campanari a 'cclhst. Mono OF them
thought he had nm opcratic voice. or if
he thought IT. nobody agreed until some
accident showed the mistake. Dippel
is one Of the few singers who came
out Of the ranks of commerce. Iro was
81 bank clerk. Roov. too. departed glory
of WHgnarian drama, was II ccril,
and did not suspect he could sing
until he was well on toward 30 wears
of age, a late beginning does not. of
course, affect man as much as it does
a woman, still Van Rooy's splendid
career was cut short of Il good many
years of glory.
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Backward" ..........-, Earle T., Iiibby
The Bells Of Bethlehem" ........ Tracy
Miss Emma Hccknor
Chorus" Hark! The Harps Of Heaven
Tenor solo-''iscthlehem Rethlehem"
-....-......... ....,......., Samuel Winter
chorus-I'Reioice Greatly: o, Daugh-
ter OF Zion"
Solo" Bending Der Cradle Low"
Mrs. G.. Davis.
Duct, tenor and baritonc-'And His
Dominion Shall re From Sea TO
Sea"
Raymond Brown and $. Winter
soprano solo. with chorus-"GlOry BE
10 Cod on High"
Mrs. Nels Sorcnson and choir,
S9lo-"The Virgins Lullaby" CO.. Bartlett
Miss Gail Minis.
PART II.
Chorus Blessed Is Flo That Comcth."
Contraito soIo--"Slcep SwcotIy, Bube OF
Miss Elizabeth Robinson
Chorus of mcn-"o, Emblem OF Great
est Worth"
Chorus Of womcn-"This is the Emblem
OF the Prayer"
soprano recitativc and chorus
- 'Tis Christmas Tide Again,
Peace. Peace TO All tho World"
Mrs Nels Sorcnson.
Special SoIoisis for the day will he
Mrs. ". T.. ScnaufelbcrGcr and John
Robinson. Mrs. SchaufcibergGr's scIcc-
tion viii he 30. Little Town of Eethle-
hcm.' tBarnesD, with violin obllgato by
6. j. Nettleton. and Mr.. Robinson will
sing Nazareth by Gounod.
Mrs, Weizell viii be assisted bY Mrs.
Strohaucr as organiat, and G. J. Nettlc-
ton as vjolinist.
Mrs, Strohaucr's selection at the even
ing service viii be.
Prelude, PaS.oralc ..........., Flaclcr
Oncrtory .............. Violin and organ
Communion in G. from ST. CcCelias
Mass ..,.e......s....-.-.., Gouuod
{; j: Nsitleton and Mrs. Strohauer.
postludc--'A Alphonsc" account. Snabol
In the morning Mrs. Strohaucr will
render the following selections:
'rclude-AndNnto ,............,.. Calkin
Oncrtory-"rhe Salomc."
The monhers Of Tho choir OF the First
Methodist church presented their direc-
tor. Mrs. W. 4. Wetzell with a hand
some Christmas present.
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Anthem. "Onc Hundred Years" Choir
Colo, "Bcthlehems Plains" Miss Ivy Paul
Anthem. THE Lord is My Shepherd"
Choir.
Organ solo. christmas Bells .....,.
Louie ". Davis
Selection. ''Bcthlchem'S Plains. Choir
Solo. The Unknown Grave" .......
Alfred Cardwcll.
Selection, Come Into His Fold" ......
W. G. Give.
Choir director-Thomas ". Ash.
Orga niist--Louic w Davis.
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First Congregational.
Rio Grallde Mission.

The. Rio Grande BAPTIST mission Sec.
ond south between Ninth and Tenth
West streets, ~jil give u Christmas pro-
TrAnlme tonight al o'clock. THE
Light OF Christmas" will he rendered
Musical numbers rs follows.
froGeSslonal' Sing. Oh. Sing. This
....,....a...- Sunday school scholars
Solo In the Field With Their .Flocks
Abiding" .......... Miss Summcrhays
Chorus. 80, Bittlc Town Of H"ihlc-
HON .;.-.....N Voices from tho school
special. Il Hear Ton Thousand
Voices Singing" .... Choir ana school
Chorus. 'Luthcr'a Carol. ............
Voices from the primary department
song, The World Children OF Jesus
,.........B BY tho primary department.
Chorus, IN the Win'ry Heaven" ~
v...... by the sunday school teachers;
Special. 20 Come. All Yc Faithful.
..-..- ..-......... Choir and school
Nu old fashioned Christmas tree with
gifts for every scholar aud ono special
gift for the whole world will follow the
services
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Nineteenth Ward.

The musical program for the Christmas
services. TO be held Sunday night at the
nineteenth ward meeting house. VIII in
clude the following numbers:
Soprano solo. Father Of Lisht'......
Miss Retta Sessions.
Tenor solo. "My King. ........J. II. Bull
Alto song. Waters that Speak as
They Flow. 90. Miss Arlena Hatch
Soprano solo. "One Swcetly Solemn
Thought ......... Miss Rose Hogan
BASS solo, selected ........W Waldemar Call
soprano solo. Fear Y" Not. q
Israel" .......,r... Miss Elsie Brown
Contral,o solo "Whl" Shepherds
Watched Their lTloClts by Night
Miss Lucille Paul
Tenor solo. selected. ............J John Post
Soprano solo 20, Little Town OF
EetklcEcm" ........ Miss Myra Bates
TcnoC solo, "BoSanna' ........ EliEU Gail
Duct. selected ............. ........-.
W~ldemar Call nnJ r.lIhu CAL
Tho ladies' qGlrtcttc Ot the ward viii
assist in the program.
Choir dlTcCtor-Elihu Call.
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Thirty-Third Ward.

The following musical program will be
given at The thirtY-third ward Mormon
Fourth and Firth South streets. Sunday
night NJ 6:SO o'clock. Joseph Poll. con-
ductor; Jesse Standing. organist:
Anthem, "God of Israel ..-.... Stephens
Selection. So. Thirty third ward orchestra
Selection. Christmas anthem, Calm
on The, Listening Ear" .,...,...P Parks
Choir.
Violin solo .-............R .Roumania Hyde
NGIIcSS ........r..
Trio. 20. Restless Sea" "............W White
Miss Annie kirSmau. Irwin j.
Poll and Ed J. Krllmau.
Tenor Sulo. sing in Gods Acre" ...
Joseph Poll.
Violin obligato ......... Master Carl Poll
Quarlcttc savior. Comfort Me" Parks
Mcssrs. Poll. Lunu, :. Standing
and EirllRau
Anthem Hope Thou in Cod. Choir
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Westminster Presbyterian.

Special music at the morning service
Of Westminster Presbyterian church, l.
O. o. f. hall. Will be given as follows;
Anthem, While the Shepherds
Watch ........ Park
Anthem. Praise Ye the Father.
Solo. The Ninety and Nine. .Campeon
Miss Zimmerman.
Anthem. Hark. Hark. Dly Soul -.
-.-.-se-'. .,,...-- II, Il. smelly
Choir--Sopranos. Miss Rose Smthcn,
Miss j.. Smithen, Miss Zimmerman:
altos. Mis3 Edith Evans, Miss Mary
Beach; bagsos. Mr.. Stevens. Mr.. How
ell; topors Mr.. Helper, a. Hudson.
Organist-AIss Jcnctto Williamson.
Third Presbyterian.
Tho following musical program Will he
given Sunday morning at the Third Prc3-
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Twenty Seventh Ward

Following ia the program FOR the
twcntV-scvcuth ward chapel for the
Christmas services TO bc given sunday
night:
Hymn. "PraiGc Ia Nen''..............
Choir aud Congregation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

Christmas selection, Love Watches" bS
II. Lincoln Case. An organ solo will bC
rendered by II Ninklagu,
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Tiff Methodist.

The following Christmas program will
be carried out Sunday night at the lift
Methodist church, Ninth East and First
South streets:
Anthcm-"Pcace, Good Will to Mem.
..s.,-.--, -. j.. Leslie
Choir.
Solo-"Door OF Hope"
Miss Addic Fletcher.
Violin solo.
Miss Gala Crane.
Piano duct.
Miss Margaret Duyan and Mrs. II.
NJ Torrano.
Anthcm-"Now, the Day Is Over"
Choir.
Contralto solo,
Mrs. l., L. Goddard.
Piano solo
Miss Faith Curl
Soprano solo-'.ln Old Judea."
Mrs. Kirkham.
Anthem-"Awake, Put on Thy Strength
.-......"."s,..-..... ........ G. T.. Leslie
Choir.
Accompauists-Miss Edith Crawford,
Miss Margaret Duvall
Musical director and accountants
Mrs Henry Kirlgham.
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Removal Sale.

Big reductions in wall paper snd
framed pictlres before moving to our
elegant new store. Geo. W. Ebert y
Co.. 81 Main ST.
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Central Christian.

The following program of Christmas
music Will be carried out at the Central
Christian church Sunday night:
Anthem. Nazareth" ..-..,..~.. .Goupod
Anthem, How Stif the Night Meath
Eastern Skies ,....,... ...:.. Spence
Solo. GLORY to- Cod d'..s...,........ ROTOR
Anthem. There Were Shepherda'
s..........., ..,.,...C Charles Vincent
Soloistsi-Mrs. &. T.. Huffman, Miss Al
bcrtl McCainc and Miss Beatrice
Crsinon,
OrSnnist-Floronco McCaiuc.
Choristcr--A. IT, Hubbard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

This clever leader Salt Lake
had studied
'nan lurd destined do things
be
the like
in divine
work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

Scott began life in Naples, poor, but
above the peasant class. l[c worked in
shop for some years, and Ncapolitans
tell of bundles delivered nj their
houses by the now famous artist. He
was-what good many magnificent
singers arc not-a man of keen intel.
llgence, and even before he found he
could sing no had no intention Of spend
ing his life in a shop. II WAS his in
tcntion to study for the priesthood, but
his voice developed and tho fascination
OF the stage came upon him, fortunate.
natcIy for all who care for art
Tho beginnings Of tho new Metro.
pohtan baritone. Dinh Gilly, are most
curious, although they have nothing
TO do with the struggle against pow
erty His extraordinary name is Arabic
and means faith He was born in
Algicrs, the son OF a French officer
and an Arab lady of tine highest family
She traces her descent from tho prophet
himself. How she ever came 10 marry
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First Methodist.

Christmas music for the First Meth
odst church Sunday night, under the d.
reetion Of Mrs. ", j.. Weizeil. will be Il
Christmas cantatn. "'rhe Nativity by
Gieb bel. sung by the choir ensemble with
Mrs. Ncls Sorcnson. soprano: Miss FliZ-
abeth Robinson, contralto S. Winter,
tenor, and Earl L. Kibby, baritone. as
soioats.
CANTATA.
Instrumental introduction ....... Organ
Mrs. ]. Louis Strohsucr.
Baritone solo--"BchoId the Years Turn
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Phillips congregational.

This Sunday evening will be devoted
largely 10 Christmas music at Phillips
Congregational church. The programme
will include
Eecttative. "Thcre Were Shepherds"
Quartettc GLORY TO Cod" ........ Handel
Misses Irene Kelly, Mulic Williams;
McssrS. John w. Summerhays Hugh
Dousall
Solo IN Old .Iudca'. ............... Cscibcl
Miss Williams
Duct. Forever with the Lord Smart
Messrs. Summcrhays and Dougall.
Solo; shine On. O Star of Bcthlc-
mem '..'';;,.. .;,,......... Harper
Miss Kelly.
Quartettc. 30, holy Night .......A Adams
First Congregational.
Prelude.
Andantc in + lat................Gu Guilmanl
pilgrims Song o Hope. '...,.... Batis;e
oIcI'ptN '.sH.s'.. -s.....s..-. tauScr
Posiludc.
"Halleluiah Chorus" from the Mos
sian .......s...... Handel
Com" Unto Him. from the Mes
Mrs. \. :. Peters.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

ing Elgar 5 symphony. which has not
yet bocu heard in Italy, Its composer.
of course. is well known in Rome
whore, indeed. he wrote part, at least
Of his symphony.
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Mrs. Harold l.. SicgcI viii bc the
principal soloist al the Christmas ser
vice at st Paul < church this evening
December 70, when she Will sing An
.'OId Christmas Carol -