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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02
NEW BOOKS.
The Making of Bobby Burnt.

bilitieS. The father dies and leaves
his son a good business but the
bulk of his fortune is in trust.
Bobby is a lovable character and
you will follow his business ventures,
his failures and successes, his
political fights and his love affair
with interest for his adventures are
well worth reading.
Published by Bobbs-Merrill Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind. Price $3.50.
The Transition.
BY JON l.. Hill.
This a story of a country lad
whose parents made sacrifices to
give him an education.
He chooses the ministry, and our
story opens with Johns first pastor
ate. He Immediately proceeds to
fall in love and at the same time
deeply offends a number of the
leading parishioners, one being the
mother of the girl he loves.
His next call is to city church
where he has many prejudices to
over come. His carelessness cause
him financial embarrassment which
cause him to enter the commercial
world tho he still remained in the
ministry.
One of the most charming
features of the book is its possibility.
Published by Broadway Pub, Co.,
New York. Price $3.50
The Chariots OF the Lord.
BY Joseph Hooking.
An English historical novel in
which the author deals with the
Monmouth uprising against James
IL, the persecution of the Dissenters
by the inhuman Jetfreys, the in
vasion of England by William of
Orange.
The hero is a younger son of a
younger son of we'll known and
respected family but the estate was
small and he comes to London to
offer his services to his King. His
coming was importune and his
freedom Of speech gets him into
serious trouble.
Published by Eaton & Mains, New
York. Price $3.50.
The Shadow of The Crescent.
BY Edward Bediuger Mitchell.
An old man bequeathed his nep-
hew large fortune and at the same
time requests him to look after the
welfare of a young girl almost
through school.
The guardian and ward become
very much attached to each other
and are engaged to be married. the
same evening she is kidnapped and
carried out of the country.
1t is very exciting, holding the
readers attention from beginning to
the end.
This is the first story In which the
Young Turks make their appearance
in lighter fiction outside of news
papers.
Published by Frederick A. Stokes
Co., New York. Price $3.50.
Out of the Depths.
BY George r. Varney.
Gorgon Harrengton settles as pas
tor in a large city of the Northwest,
He meets political corruption and
he attacks it.
He encounters Christian Science
and subjects it to keen analysis and
refutes it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02

lived simply, had no relatives and
cared for money only for the ex-
element of getting it. At this
time he is persuaded to 60 in part
nership in a big deal and losses
considerable money. He deter
mines to get even, but his health
fails him and his doctor orders per-
feet rest from business. He goes
to the wood in the north where he
meets lovely girl.
1t is better than the average
story.
Published by The Gibson Pub
fishing Co. New York.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02

The Orchestral Instruments and What
They Do.
BY Daniel Gregory Mason.
A primer for Concert-goers.
The object of this little book is to
assist in recognizing the various
orchestral Instruments, both by
sight and hearing and to stimulate
the perception of the many beauties
of orchestral coloring. Pictures of
the different instruments are given
with some noted performer on the
same.
Published by H. w. Gray Co., New
York.
The Diary of a District Messenger.
BY The Author of "Another Three
Weeks"
Is just what the title implies, a
record of the doing of a messenger
boy who has more way than one of
making money.
Published by Life Publishing Co.,
New York. Price Is cent.
Uncle Bob and Aunt Becky's Ex-
citing Trip.
BY Herchel Williams.
A quaint old couple leave their
New England home to visit the
Seattle Exposition. 1t is a journey
of exciting experiences bubbling
with fun.
Published by Laird g. Lee Chica-
90, Ill. Price IS cents.
The Black Filler.
BY Edith Macvaue
Daphne Medlycott is dressing for
her wedding in an old English cas-
tie. She has been engaged to Dick
Sugden, an American for ten years.
The guest have arrived and all is in
readiness for the wedding when the
curate finds there is a mistake in
the license. The bride groom hast
ems to have the proper corrections
made and in doing so falls and in
jures his leg. A woman in an auto
is passing and when he asks her
to carry him to the town, assists
him into the car. When they reach
the town, instead of letting him out
she increases the speed and car
rieS him on.
The story is we'll told and exceed
ingly entertaining.
Published by Moffat, Yard & Co.,
New York. Price $3.50.
The Searchers.
BY Stephen K. Szymanowski.
This interesting story of a series
of pathetic experiences which take
place in the City of Los Angeles.
extol the noble sentiment of family
duties and love for family ties.
LIES perplexing questions are
discussed by men of wisdom, and a
strange mystery, hidden for twenty.
four years. is revealed.
A story equally interesting to the
thoughtful and the sentimental.
Published by Southern California
Printing Co., Los Angeles. Cal
j Price $500.
The King of NObOdy's Island.
BY Thomas Ensight.
John Douglas was a gambler in
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02
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diffusions of love, pedagogy and
patriotism.
Many phases of human nature
are portrayed.
Published by Broadway Publish
ing Co., New York Price $1.00
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02
A Certain Rich Man.
B William Allen White.

B William Allen White.
This author is a DISTINGUISHED
newspaper man on the staff of the
American Magazine and is widely
known through his short stories.
The scenes of this story is a city
in the Middle West from the time
of its settlement to the present
day.
1t portrays American life as we
see it today-the humor, sorrow,
ambition, crime and sacrifice are
revealed to us with peculiar fresh
ness and vigor.
Its hero is dominant captain of
industry, fighting against odds. Its
interest is intense The leisurely
fidelity to life in every line gives
even the minor characters the reali-
ty of the folks one knows and
loves.
Published by The Macmillan
Co., New York. Price $3.50.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02
Jester Men.
Bv Chester Mann.

Bv Chester Mann.
This is a volumn of local history.
The village is located on one of the
loftiest mountains in Vermont. The
writer having spent many summers
in this locality has published a book
containing many anecdotes and
much local history,
Published by Weed-Parsons
Printing Co., Albany New York.
Price $3.50.
The Orchestral Instruments and What
They Do.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-09-02

The opened Aug 18th Wednesday night October
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
CentTo esgiiIitista
en- Carolina


En- Carolina ha quedado consti-
tuido un centro espiritista denomi-
nsdo. Ell Sendero del Bien, con la 81
guiente directiva:
Presidente Honorario, On. Do
mingo Photo Presidente Elective,
On. Luis Arana; Vice Presidente,
On. Ramon Rodriguez; Secretario,
On. J. c. de Casablanca; Secretario,
Suplente, On Jose Andino Gales;
Tesorero, Dn. Miguel Perez; Vocales
On. Jacinto Sanchez; Ricardo j.
menez, Felix Lopez; Vocales Suplen
ties, On. Manuel Rivera, Jose Marti-
nez, Jorge Finlay. Escolastico Co
gley
Mensagero. On. Jose Marquee.
Dicha socieiad Sc Incorporate q la
Federation de los espirtistas de P. R
Y tiene establecido un centro en- la
Gale de Ia manrina casa del Sr,
Jaclnto Sanchez, en- donde Sc cele-
.braran sesieones de estudios. de lee
tura discutida V comentada, Sc ha-
ran trabajos espe1mentales V Sc da
ran conferencias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
LA VIDA SOCIAL
EN- BAYAM0N.
arios jovenes obse-
quian a las damas
del Corozal.
Las misas de aguinaldo
son POGO concurrldas.
La banedad y Ia lluvia impide
asistir a los tradicionaleS of.
clos religiosos.
(De nuestro corresponssl. }


Diciembre Use informa que
los distinguidos jovenes Sres. Fran
cisco Viejo,. Angel Rosy, Arcade
Ramirez y Florentino Vazquez da-
ran en- obsequio 4 las distingmdas
y cultas damas de Corozal, I'm luci-
do bale en- Ell hermoso salon del
teatro Variedades.
Los referidos jovenes, quieren
por ese medic, devolverle q la cul-
ia sociedad de Corozal y a sus bellas
damas todas atlas atenclones, y ii
nezas de q fueron elos objeto en- el
bale llevado q efecto el Domingo
pmo. pasado, en- Ell referido pueblo.
Han empezado en- la iglesia pa
rroquial de esta ciudad, las misasl de
aguinaldos. Segdn Sc me informa
no son muy concurridas. Alguna q.
otra familia asiste ella. .Es verdad
que las mananas son muy frlas y
humedas y las GALES en- malas con-
diciones, por Ia lluvia, impiden Ia
concurrencia a este acto religloso.
Para el 25 de este mes, anuncla el
Casino Espahol un bale y hay pa
ra el muy poca animation. Varias
Srtas no iran, pues en- sus casas tie
men ese dia bale con unos buenos
fonografos.
La familia del Sr. Lavandero ha
regresado a esta ciudad despues de
una larga temporada en- el campo.
Sc lie saluda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
N0TAS ! A0TIcIAS

Para esta noche este anunciada
Ia function de gracia de la aplaudida
actriz primera dana ioven-
Sr. Blanca de Lora. Ponen el raagni-
fico drama ce Sardou los dos sar-
gentos franceses Y IN extreno de los
hermanos Quintero. E la penulti-
ma funci6n de Ia tempo-aGa Y Sc
gvramente habrz un leno G.dss las
snpatias questiene en- el pdblco de
Il cisdsd d gentl arista- Para e
domingo anunciAn Los hVos art
ficiales que dan por Ia tarde, Y por
4 noche el "Conde de Nontecristo.
Sc asegura que el 8: Luis San
quinco, Official de h ppicia insular
que b. deseupehsdo 6dranse algdn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
2Qui6n mat0 al Professor Greer?
P0R CABLE.

New York, diciembre lS.-La
prensa de Berlin ataca rudamen
te al gobierno de Washington
por su conducta en- Centre Anne.
! rica. Formula graves cargos con
ira el gobierno de la Casa Blanca
al que cali6ca de principal insti-
gador de los desordenes en- Mica
ragua, con fines ambiciosos.
New York, diciembre IS. Los
diarios de Mexico publican edi
toriales tratrando la question de
Centre America. Demuestran la
necesidad de la confederation de
los cinco estados del Centre, co
mo unics formula de garantiza1
la integridad de aquellas repubi
cas- y fcrmar sun solido y podero-
SO estado. Sc cree que 81 -gobierno
de Mexico hara gestiones para To-
grar una conferencia con el pro-
posito de proponer un plan fede-
rativo d las cinco republicas.
New York, diciembre l8.-.La
Universidad de Copenhague, estd
preparando un memorial en- el
cual dejard plenamente probado
que el explorador Cook, no lego
al circulo polar artico que mar
ca ell punto del polo norte.
New York, diciembre lS.-El
crucero de Ia marina americana
Buffalo lego aver al puerto de
Corinto con el proposito de redu-
cir d prision al ex-presidente Ze-
laya, para que sea sometido d los
tribunales de Managua en- causa
por asesinato en- Ia persona de los
ciudadanos americanos Cannon
y Grece.
El ex-presidente zelaya ha tras-
mitido un cable al presidente Taft,
manifestdndole que saldrfa mana
"a de Nicaragua y que acepta Ia
-esponsablhdad de sus actos. La
orensa centro y sur americana
'igue con marcado interes el asun-
10 de Nicaragua. Los representa-
;es de las naciones latinoamerica-
las en- Managua y Washington
de hora en- hora despa-
hos cifrados d sus gobiernos res
,ectivos.
New York, diciembre lS.-La
loticia de la muerte del rey Leo
ooldo ha causado profunda rena
IN toda Europa. La familia real
Ia recibido mensajes de pesame
lie todos los gobiernos de Europa
Y America. El cadaver del sobera-
10 belga ha sido puesto en- capilla
lrdiente. Ell martes tendrd lugar
untuosos funerales.
New York, diciembre ls.-Las
ropas americans desembarcadas en-
n Bluhelds Sc han interpuesto
'ntre los campos enemigos para
'vitar la batalla que iba darse
n las llanuras de Bufelds. Ell ge-
leral Toledo, jefe de operaciones
lei gobierno recibio en- su cuartel
General I'm pliego del jefe ameri-
ano noti6candole que era inutil
Il resistencia toda vez que ell pre-
idente Zelaya, por quien com
ia habfa resignado ell mando. Las
ropas del gob.erno Sc han recon
entrado en- la ciudad de Blufelds
n espera de los acontecimientos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
Scn{jdo taNecinien-
to en- BaIIanpuitas
Por TELEGRAPH.

= ~ W.
A las 10 de la manana de hoy re-
cibimos ell siguiente despacho que
nos trasmite nuestro corresponsal
en- Barranquitas:
"Barranquitas 49,.
Correspondence. San Juan.
Este momento deja existir Osval
do Rivera, ,Secretario Municipal. Pue
bio consternado lamenta sensible
perdida. Por correo iran detalles,
desgracia ampliando este despacho.,
bernador de P. Rico Ell Sr. Poillon
fue Official del ejercito de los Es-
tados Unidos V hace algunos amos
que reside en- P. Rico estando casa
do con una distinguida DANA de es-
ia ciudad.
En- la pr6xima session del Conse-
10 Executive Sc dara cuenta con los
ascensos hechos por el gobernador
en- la policla insular.
-Parece que hay dlflcultades pa
ra fiiar el dfa de la fiesta que Sc ira
Ia de llevar a efecto con motlvo de
la Inauguration del nuevo poblado
d e Canovanas. Ha estado en- San
Juan ell alcalde de Lola ell que cele-
bro una conferencia con el goberna
dor V despues estuvo en- la Mansion
Ejecutiva una comisi6n de vecinos
que fue a tratar del miSmo asunto.
El gobernador ha sido invltado para
la fiesta.
Ell Sr. Agustin Perez Pierret ha
adquirido un gran solar en- el Con-
dado v probablemente construira
ALI una elegante casa de vivienda.
Los Sres. Gonzalez Padin Y her
mano del comercio de esta cludad
han obsequiado a su ndmerosa Glen
tela con elegantes folletos-anunclos
en- que Sc expresan la mayor parte
de los articulos que Sc pueden ad-
quirir en- el conocido establecimien-
to de Ia Gale de San Francisco.
Ell bale del Union Club" ano-
che, result5 animado Y buen nimero
de distinguidas :amilias de Ia ciudad
Y de Santurce concurrieron a la
fiesta Los marinos alemanes fueron
cordialmente atendidos por Ia direc-
tiva del club Y quedaron muy COM
plaeidos de Ia reunion.
La lluvia que comenz6 esta ma
mana en- la cludad V sus barrios ha
vuelto d eonvertir en- POGO higieni-
60 lodaz4l i los alrededores de Ia
fabrica de tabacos. estaclSH del fe-
rrocarril Y cercanias del muelle de-
"Quaremaster' En- cuanto a Ia ca
He'd el parque. cada vez son mas
g-andes los baches. que nj el mu-
nIciPiO nj Ia compahia de earros
electricos tratan de evitar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

tempo el cargo de avudante del
cuartel general. sera destinado a
prestar servieio a Bayam6n.
Aver tarle celebr6 session Ia Jun
Ia central de la Union de P. Rico.
-En obsequio & los marinos del
crueero alen1an Victoria Luisa"
Sc do anoche un bale en- el Union
Club" Qued6 muv lucido V estirna-
mos Ia corte>ia de IA invitaci6n Que
oportunamente recibinlos para esa
fiesta
Dos automobiles mas han siio
puestos 81 sery1cio en- IA linea que
haoe e. traileo de passieros entire Ia
ciudad V Martin Peas.
Sc asegura que serz designado
para IN cargo en- el cusrtel general
de e policis insulsr el Sr. Poill6n.
que presto Servicios en- Sanro d.
mingo q las ardenes del actual 60
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
GRATIS A Los
HERNI0S0S.
9a seneiI|o kstods que ha csrado i oieulss
90 personas sin doior. sin Peligro sim mpe-
or el trabaIo y sin ninguna p6rdida do lie mps
A T0DoS Sc 0FRECE UN.
ENSAYO GRATIS.

La hernia Gquebradura) es durable sin operaclon.
oofor, peiigro o perdida de tempo Cuando declmos
dnra puede nncameate retenerse pero que SO eiecta
uno Sura que Ie permitfra Vd de guitar brasuero
DC que nuestro Descuprimiento efectlvamente puede
costara nada Va Una cura significa is cesaci6n
&C. todo saismiento u1 creclnento del
tcias de Ia vida mucho aos de bienestar de salts
iacclon anadidos 81 vida. lie ofrecemos 4 Vd sr-
ha curado en- cientos casos
No mande vd. dInero simplemente llenese q cupon
aoelo ndlQuese en- Ia Istracon Ia posci6n de- IA que
bradura devuevanos este cupon No descuide ri
por un SOLO da este Importance asunto q! continue
deJarse atormentr mas por braSueros va hechos bara
toS v comuneS.
Esta oferta la mas esultattva que jams Sc haya
ne0 tocos los que paNscen de hernia deberan apo
|vechara fnmedatamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
Cambio de dias de Tccibo

L. distinguida sehorita Co lton
sreclol-a d sus amigos los iueves,
q "a hora de costumbre. en- vez del
lunes y IueveS oomo hizo hasta
ahora
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
Suicide en- Juncos.

Ell attorney general ha recibi-
40 un telegrama del juez de paz de
Juncos en- el eual Sc lie manifesto que
entire una y dos de Ia tarde del dia
de aver ell Sr. Sierra, secretario del
Juzgado de paz, Sc suicide con un
revolver, muriendo entire 6 y 7 de la
noche: El Hon. Jose R. Aponte, fis-
cal del distrito, investiga el suceso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LaxATIvo BRoMo-oUISISA.
El ooticario devolyera el dinero sino Sc
cura. La firma de E. ". Grove Sc halla
cada cajita
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

Recorte ell cuoSn al pie largo linea puneada
naaraue cen una (X), al de la enfermedad
4uc I'd tenga nsnelo con nombre direction
le.nelo por mi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
Vsitando al gobernadoT.

-Esta mahana estuvieron en-
Ia Mansion Ejecutiva los Sres. Ri
chardson, Consejero DR.. Rafael
del Vale, Lcdo. Dexter y CONAN
dante Morrow.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

SoTA:-Marque I'd. con una cruz
,xD al -frente de la enfeYmedAd que
@pga. entire las que q continuation
8amos:
SanSre Imprrs DeSiliaad n Nervtosa
Iai dc Hfxado Reumetfsmo
Sspermetsrrez DebiIlaad Sexual
Val de Rilone1 locomotcr Afaxia
4strecheE GonOrrea
Ctsttfis Gatarro
ssezema S5fillx
EstrehtAiento AlmefrnRas
dyspepsia PaEQlisss
NOEA-Si I'd. prefiere puede des-
a ihir su caso en- su propio lenguaje
I'd en- una carta q parte mi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
No Esrero Paga

30 acepto paga. nj centavo por mi lbro. mi
arta especial 'de.ceHsejes. para I'd Quiero probar
YnjSrna
I'd 10 msmo coins miles de oroe ba3o
irecei6n nd bfo v copsejos los medios de.penero
I'd Ell caufno Ia sa I'd - si las de que
I'd reeehre 3 saud vsgS<, ehtences auero que ga
isa una paiabta carihosa de mi amigos para
eos tApbien engan op?rtunidad de ser alvados de
sufrimehtos Esto estodo 10 deseo. Cuando dgo
RATS porque gratis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18
GRATIS A LOS HOMBRES
o,0ae L;bro. Medicinales Privados Gratis

81 I'd. escribs enssguida Mientras dura la tira3a
gratis de $4,000 ejemplares los pandare sin costo
Es;i lleno De infermes prasticos consoles pro
de todas las enferrnedaaes del hom5re = explica
todos lbs stntcmas = do a conocer las causes lie
,aice como curarse & ST misnlo en- propio hoGar.
81 I'd auiere Sbtener salud, .fHerza vfgor y
nermanecer ast este es 81 IiBro que I'd necestts,
gratis. Mandeme solo Ell cupon de abajo lie
~nviare absolutamente libre franco de porte
esta maraviilosa Guia Medicinal Privaaa Escrihe
.ine dat aI,ente, a1tes de que sea tarde para
..eeptar esta oferta> generosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-18

)R supuesto, yo nc
estaba seguro de
que el companero
de Mabel, el misera
bic que me habfa
su plantado, fuera
Ell mismo Kirk, en-
persona. Por el
contrario. dudaba
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-19
HIT FOR FRISCO
BOYS IN SYDNEY

The following from the Sydney
Referee, the foremost sporting paper
of Australia, is especially interesting
at this time when sporting entente
cordiale is being arranged between
Australia and the United States:
If one were to transport an Amer
lean vaudeville show to Sydney, one
would get a good idea of what the
entertainment, as given by the Column
bia Park Boys Club, from San Fran
cisco, under the management of Major
Sidney S. Peixotto, is. There are 80
boys and four adults, and they made
their appearance in the Town Hall on
Saturday evening in an entertainment
which deserved a better audience,
though lack of appreciation was not
wanting on Saturday. The boys enter
playing "The Thunderern march by
Souza. Then a quartet of balladists
follow in medley of sea songs, re-
minding one of the 70 'castle turned in
to a music hall Edward Burke is a
clever monologue entertainer and sing
er, A quartet of comets is heard in
pleasing numbers, principally in Amer
lean wartime marches. This is one of
the best items on the program, and is
certainly different to most turns. The
representation of American college
rallies by % boys gives an idea of
what young lusty fellows are capable
of, and the weirdness of the cries.
These rallies are given at colleges dur
ing the presentation of the cole ge axe,
the football emblem of the California
University. Sixteen boys in athletic
costumes then form fine pyramids,
making twelve aerial poses, the whole
being an attractive turn. Sheridan
Williams has a remarkably fine bari
tone voice, and did justice to his vocal
numbers. especially the song, II Am a
Friar of Orders Grey Six members
of the band give an interesting exhi,
bition of concerted drum work Mr.
Garnet Holme. who is manager of the
boys, and theatrical director at the
Greek Theater at the California
University, is very clever monologue
artist His recitation of fThe Charge
of the Light Brigade in several diff
ferent ways was perhaps the best of
its kind seen here. Selections from sew
eral of the best-known operas and stir
ring marches of drums and bugles pro-
vide further diversion. Then repre-
sensations are given of various typical
characters of American life, which
proved a laughable feature. Last even
ing, in addition to the usual program,
there was given as a finale a number
of the most popular of American vau-
deville songs, in which typical speci-
mems of Americans are. impersonated.
Wrestling and boxing also figure on
the program, and the boys put plenty
of vigor into their work Mr.. Harvey
10y, who is organist of the first
Unitarian Church in Berkeley, Califor-
MIA, accompanies the boys singing;
while the band is conducted by Mr.
Andrew Truhler, a professional must
clan. Another entertainment will be
given on Saturday.