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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
Married i'm st. Paul.

Rev. w. McVettie and wife de-
parted on Monday for ST. Paul,
where yesterday morning at ten
o'clock Rev. McVettie performed the
ceremony which united for life Miss
Flora Baker, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Baker. to Mr.. William
Hunter of Jackson, MINI. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
brides parents in Merriam Park
The bride grew to womanhood in
Decoran and is an admirable young
lady of grace and accomplishment
who has a large friendship here.
The groom is cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Jackson, Mimi, and
a worthy young man in every way.
Many friends jim Decorah join in
heartiest congratulations.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11

The genuine Peroxide disap-
pearing cold cream at Brunt & Par
mans.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11

Special attention given to chill
dren's hair cutting at B. e. Buck
pell's. 16tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11
/9~SNc Chtntoos.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
Pays Big Policy.


DEBORAH, IOWA, AUG. IL, 1903.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-08-11

Outlook, saskatchewan, Can
ada, is a town 10 months old
and it has a population of
about 800; 3 banks; 4 ele-
vators; 5 general stores; 5
livery barns; 2 hardware
stores; 2 drug stores and
Whan Won cnnSilar all This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

FOR SALEINEw COLONIAL HOME.
GA K ct. me-; ak rooms, cemented cellar:
hot-water heat; tiled bath; large front and
yards: q bargain at $4,25O. Open daily
after pm. Look at it.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.
mh10-30f 621 18th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
FOR SALE-AN ELABORATE NEW HOUSE.
LOCATED IN THE SWEETEST PART
OF THE CITY.
Recently Finfshed-Ready for Occupanry

So constructed that the most critical builder
would lend his approval.
The location is close to the important en-
hHTe of tone and tyIf Has
The owner when having it erected had no idea
Of selling it. and certainly not at the price
we n THt I enEe h7y7 now %r f9F ssl.h1t
FOR NOTHING PRACTICALLY sPEAKINql
WHEY aIi,I He PURCHASES .,H SIPS THIS house FOE
OF TIA LITTLE LESS THAN $4,000. ON
terms to suit the buyer.
rooms (sevcn bedrooms,; drawing room library
dining e: pantry and kitchen on
conveniences: trlnkroom: cold storage com
partmen,: hot.water heat: ELECTRIC current: c!.
bright and cheerful. Abundance Of closet space
BELT. OBR!EN 4 co. nnc.j. 1903 G NV.
mh20- s., tu.th.3t
FOR sAIE-Mosr DESIRABLE RESIDENCE;
the elite $1,000 surprisingly low price for
We eHassf1ef nR RI3pfiy Tx 70
SPECIFIC LOCATION: RuT OWNER HAS N
Is ssf%Sh Z s:f1 sst
exceiisn,iy arranged interior finely finished
exquisite manss. wo9 GISeiI and decorations
servants quarters. EXCELLENT LOT. WIDE
BELT. oRRlES co unc.,. 1903 G NV.
mh20- ga, tu.th.3t
FOR sAI.E.A BEAUTY-s ROOMS on TWO
ONLY rHi so k dSr 4ooms on Pm
floor: four on "a: tiled bath: concrete cellar:
%1Ek ad Ar ALMA sntes nstnr t9 s.tGre HoT
other equipment Of an especially high grade:
q T"Sss. Rsy T
MaaEH .s e. an term; i! a. + NV.
mh2O- sa. tuth.3t
1,-,Y,
% 91fs as8's' e,''s
P2ss IN , :sv; ATfE. rented at ST.
BELT. OBRIEN CO. uncl. 1903 G NV.
mh20- sa. tn th.:it
FOR sALE-RENTs FOR SIG. PRICE. 1880
Cleancnt Groom brick ON street northwest
REIr. o'BR1EN & Co Gnc,. 1903 NV.
mh2O-sa, tuth.3t
FOR SALE $50 S. REV. II 5000; s1EoSsIY
BELT. o'BRIES / co Gfc.,. 1903 G NV.
mh2O- 50. tuth.
FOR SALE 81 .a,o-ALWAYs RENTED AT ssb-
BELT. OBRIEN l. co. unc.l. 1903 G NV.
mh2o sa. tu.th.3t
FOR SAIE-A COUNTRY HOME IN THE CITY.
$4,000. West Of 9th st. NV. mot too far QUIT.
Big lot; six house; porches: modern bath;
cellar; furnace: shade trees and shruhbery.
bEIT. o'BRiES CO. 1ne,. 1903 NV
mh20-sa ,tuth BIT
FOR sAIE-CoLUMBIA ROAD. CORNER
residence. west Of 14th St, reduced from
$1,000 to IS. $50: u rooms baths: hot;water
will buy; owner leaving city: will sacrifice.
WILLLGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 603-O5 18th.
FOR SALE-APT. HOUS- 9 APARTMENTS;
cost owner $4,000; rented. $3.50 year; down
sSsn S's 5o ' A2'1sss
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUE HOME: GRANT
road near Conn. ave: 10 rooms; about y
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
1923 r. mh1O-3t. eSu
FOR SALEL8-ROOaf BRICK: NEW HOUSE;
furnace heat: rents $32 so: price, a. 600; GEN.
trail NV. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BRO.
KERS, 1929 r. mh2O3t. eSu
FOR SALE-7-ROOM BRICK; LARGE LOT;
Brghtwood Park: anil: excellent home: only
$500. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BRO
kERS. 1923 F. mh20 at eSu
FOR SAI.E-IDEAL HOME FOR COLORED
party; lie Droit Park; new house; always
rented: rooms and bath: price. 1000; rent
ed S20.5 month NEW YORK REAI. e.
TATE BROKERS. 1923 r. mh2o-3t eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

FOR SALE-A TUMBLE IN PRICE; WILL
sell for 81. $50 my 5000 house Riggs st. jus,
of y. H. ave: rooms. tiled bath: furnace
heat: beautiful location: only $3.50 cash
needei. Address Box -. Star Office. mh23-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
WANTED-TO RENT FOR YEAR, HOUSE :
or more rooms. more, in District or
Maryland; state terms. Address Box Il. Star
office. mh23-3ts
FOR SALE-THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF
the late Gen. Eppa Hunton Mt Warrenton,
Va. Large colonial house and Il acres Of land
on principal street. Beautiful home. Price
$4,000. Apply To VIM. II. SAUNDERS. 1907
at. NV. mh21-eo. tt
A SPECIAL OFFER.
The finest suburban home around Washington;
located within l SO. of elec. line: 1 car fare to
city; corner lot 77x130 TT: 2-story and attic
& W Or. and BATH cellar: hot water heat;
water. sewer. gas and electric light: ample
porch. This house has to be seen to be appre-
ciated. Price. $1,000; terms to suit. Address
THE OWNER" Box ~. Star ONCE. mh21 -3t'
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, PENNA.. AT
Buena Vista and Monterey: only hours from
Washington; attractive furnished cottages, $500
TO 1000 for the season; delightful. dry eli
mate: 1.J0O feet above sea level NJ. AND J.
BRANDT. II e. Read ST.. Baltimore. Md.
mh21-7t
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FOR sALE-REMARKABLY CHEAP HOUSE;
EXCELLENT LOCATION; JUST !; So OF
18TH ST. AND. SOUTH OF T. Il rooms.
Think of 1t. Two baths. Servants quarters.
Strictly a modern property. with q wide. deep
lot. Il Is said this house cost the former owner
$4,000. You get a bargain here for
$3.50. $4,000 trust remain
BELT. OBRIEN co. unc.), 1908 NV.
mh2D "a tn tn III
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-$ll 50O-HOME.
just OF OF New Hampshire ave. ten ioi
rooms and two ~ tiled baths: hot-water heat:
large lot: automobile garage: built less than
year ago: all modern and up-to-date improve
ments and conveniences.
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FOR SAI.EAoR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
THE PRINCE WILLIAM HOTEL.
at Manassas. Virginia, one hours ride
from Washington. ID. c., on the main
line OF the Southern railway. Erected
in 1904 at a cost Of $47, 800. Contains
about thirty rooms. exclusive OF large
parlor. writing room. lobby. faths-
keller. large room formerly used as q
bar. dining room capable q accommo-
dating one hundred guests. storerooms,
kitchen, barber shop and cellar.
The building is equipped with mod
ern plumbing. porcelain bathtubs. hot
and cold water. steam heat and is
lighted by acetylene gas. the gas plant
belonging to the property. The furni-
ture Is complete In every detail and
OF the very best quality. There In
abundance Of household and table
linen, china of q special design. silver
ware, kitchen utensils. etc.
The kitchen is equipped with the
best hotel range. steam table, WARM
ing closet. etc. The water supply 10
excellent in quality and abundant m
quantity. The lot ON which the hotel
Is built contains over three acres. The
lawn In front OF the house ID well
shaded and is very pFettily decorated
with flower beds and shrubbery.
For terms apply to
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST C0ARA
Cor. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23

FOR SALES, l5O-STORE.
Store and dwelling
in the northwest.
A two-story brick building occupied a
store and dwelling for years. and located right
in the heart OF q well built up neighborhood.
The building contains a storeroom and Eve
rooms and bath. and is bargain at the low
price at which we are offering 1t.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 i4TH ST. NV.
mh22-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEkERs: INVESTORS
AND SPECULATORS.
$1,000 less than Its worth.
A FULL 1H REFS 1S5 So RESIDENCE
CELLAR. FURNACE.
Nine C9> large rooms and bath.
located in good square between 18th and
18th. south OF s.
house-a three-story house at q price with
which few two-stery houses in this location
To investors is offered a property that will
always pay \ good income and will be CON
stantiy rented by good prompt paving tenant +:
fully $1,000 below its true worth, and in a
location "hs sTo sSH'es a. Fsi IL demand
1912 New York ave.
TWO SMALL ISx RR1SK HOUSES FOR
Two O. good two-story bricks. located on an
avenue In the northwest section Always rent
ed Out-of-town owner anxious to SELL
stone ,11s rAIRFAx.
FOR sAIE1f T5 iSSS; OK 9Th ST: NV.
A nice little two-story house. with hath. Good
yard mi,r and rear alley good home for small mall
stone ,s,s ~ 4 FAIRFAX.
FOR sALB-s7, 600.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
very attractive three-story house.
Well constructed: admirably located. Large.
price it offers the best. bargain to he had in
- sH 5sss 4: : E.4a s;.'
FOR nsI sALE.wELL k1GATER q coLTM HI,E
sa ssaas's' r.
y /. SALISBURY.
7l9-21 18th ST. NV.
FOR od.,, sALE-ELEvATED LoCAT1oS ON ON, A 4.
n SEM n,s sxen1e sPkENp!DLY BUILT BUILT
full tiled bathroom: many large closets; nuner-
Gus convenient features not usually found in
houses at this low price: an 'exceptiona! bar,
n L. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.
FOR Or, sALE.o Sr TIE HE E6i1 WEST OF
isRfaE oxs 1Spss
GAS sn 1a0p eea assF ss.
TER HEATING sYsTEM laundry and every
n. L. sANsBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL AND IMPOSING
NlNE-ROOM house. finely situated on a promi:
sATHRo sesi HAR Ri 5D'f FINISH: HOT.
WATER HEAT: built two years: near good
car line; an admirable home and a great bar, ,
u. L. sANsBiUR:Y.. '''-''
1922 18th st. NV.
FOR sAEEaSIrTATED q 4 LEADING T4 I}S
SE 1SnlE!PSS5 aous Ms
Esh Oak sR
QuETRY floors: TWO stairway; TWO splen:
BY both GAS and ELEcTR1ciTT; FAULT;
LESS ' n [. i s4NisBuiRY. ''''''''
1921 18th st. NV.
at $4,000. Beautiful sEMIDHrAcHED res:
1884, w '1s s13 G t. Rivee alley THa
HEIGHTS: attractive parking: The house alone
positively cannot be duplicated for less than Sa,
bom. was 70 not built lor speGula1iS T, pHs
QUARTERED OAK: 1st,noor Kitchen: exquisite
mantsis and lighting fixtures: modern baths
$500 The side light effect. overlooking. q nice
eide yard affords 4:, an ssHRdanss q 1iEbt ., to
TIKI prrhRioRS4ioN IS RhM sH SS SoS.
SpssT ss'' Rsissaaa'fo5r Ss Sns
BELT. o'bR1ES co. unc.,. 1908 NV.
Heights home. with nne. long lot: front
ants room: LIST floor kitchen; tiled bath; HOT
WATER HEAT: instantaneous water heater;
large pantry: souTH FRONT: on PROM.
INEST STREET. Will loan S, 600 on the prop
crty at SO. balance Of 81. $50 arranged to suit
purchaser. THIS IS, A $500 HOUSE FOR
So 750 Remember. the deep lot opens onto q
wide alley. making it go convenient for a sta
Is BET e osRlEN co. unc,. 1903 NV.
mh20- "a, tn, that
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FOR SAI.E-HOT-WATEI HEAT: TWO TILED
BATHS; 10 large rooms. in a splendid new g.
story brick dwelling; Sc corner cf 18th and md
MAIN FLOOR; FRONT AND BACK STAIR
WAYS; 2-story rear porches: every conceivable
modern appurtenance. Sold on easy terms.
WILfIGE. GIBBS DANIEL. 603-05 18TH.
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I WILL SUBLET MY APARTMENT OF SIX 90
rooms and bath. in the Kenesaw. 10th and Co.
lnmbia road either furnished unfinished. at
greatly reduced rental. Call at Apt. SO. any
time after five t5b pm. mhc0-4t
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CATERING.

GRAY & BRO. CATERERS AND ICE CREAM
manufacturers. LOS st. NV. Phone N.
4oG5 Y. We prepared TO serve all social
functions with salads. oysters. croQuettes. ter
rapin, sandwiches, ice cream and Ices. In any
uuantity on short notice. trial order win
prove our excellent service. 1alO-90t
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GILDERS.

ALL KINDS OF PICTURE FRAME AND FUR
niture work done; also restoring oil paintings
engravings; drop postal. OTTO BORCHARD-
ING. 1910 N. 7. ave. NV. All work guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
THERAPEUTISTS.

DR. CAMPRfIL'S CLINIC OF DRUGI.ESS
HEALING. 1922 18TH ST. NV.
Specialist in all chronic and nervous dis
eases. The body IL treated by the scientific
movements OF the Royal College the mind by
the technique OF the celebrated Emmanuel
Church clinic. Wonderful results and delighted
pstfents Call for booklet. 5al6-tf,7
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WANTED-FARMS.

THE GRANT PARISH PROPERTIES-FARMS.
] want for immediate moderate cash buyers
frst-elass small estates farms country homes;
$1,000 up good condition; owners act quick.
mh23tf GRANT PARISH. 142O n. Y.
WANTED-TO RENT. FARM NEAR CITY on
line. 80 acres more with house. barn and
stabling; we'll watered; good fencing; describe
when answering BOX S0J Star Office. mh1Stf
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FARMS.
FARM SPECIALIST.
WHERE AND HOW TO BUY
m NaRTKIEpN VIRGrNJA

FARM SPECIALIST.
WHERE AND HOW TO BUY
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Country homes. stock. dairy ana crchsr6
you advantag eously. Address Sales department.
J. PRESTON SHANNON. Purcellyille. Va.
mh1l-th. SO. tn. l3t
DAIRY FARM = I6O ACRES GOOD LAND:
shipping station near; Wash 30 miles, we'll
equipped Stock farms In bluegrass Loud0un.
CLAUDE G. STEPHENSON, Hernd0n. Va.
fel790t.A
FOR RENT-FARM OF ABOUT 60 ACRES
within four miles OF Washington; we'll watered:
house of 10 rooms; necessary outbufldinys. A.
d. ADDISON. sos 18th st 1a4-tf
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New National.

Hattie Williams in Detective Sparkes''
last evening at the National Theater
made step nearer the 'legitimater in
a comedy-drama from which choruses
and songs such as seemed inseparable
from Miss Williams earlier pieces were
absent.
Miss Williams has a clientele that fol-
lows her with interest wherever her am
billions may lead. In Detective Sparkes''
she has play unusual in theme and pre-
senting many opportunities for the dem
onstration of her capabilities.
Athol Forbes Miss Williams) is an
American girl in England who takes
drastic steps as Detective Sparkes to save
her sister. Lady Administer, from private
gossip and newspaper scandal. Lady Ak
minister. who is married to a compiacent
English lord of doubtful age and with a
creetly makes balloon ascension with a
young Englishman. The balloon is dis
covered wrecked and empty-except for
a brooch which Athol recognizes as her
sisters. The saffron press takes up the
incident as one of the great mysteries of
the month. and sends its reporters, in
droves, to un down every possible clue
Lord Administer believes his wife is WIS.,
iting Athol, and Is about to join her there
when Athol telephones him that a plot is
on foot to steal his precious miniatures
that very evening. She also recommends
a mysterious Detective Sparkes as thor
oughly competent to Illustrate the thieves.
and advises him Q1ord Axminster) to
await the latter's arrival.
But she does not know the whereabouts
of her sister, and must have time in
which to find her. So she herself jour
neys to Lord Administers home and steals
his miniatures. Naturally his lortiship is
SO distressed over the robbery that he
forgets to worry about the whereabouts
Of his wife,
Then the complications yet in. Fred
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Lyceum.

James H. Curtins broadway Gaiety
Girls which is this weeks attraction at
the New Lyceum, won the approval Of
two large audiences yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The show is a two-act comedy entitled
cat Monaco and pirates of Penzance."
in which large chorus Of pretty girls
appears wearing gorgeous costumes and
singing catchy songs. The dance by Mile.
Lucia Romanos in the last act was ex-
ceptionally good. In the olio the Brown
brothers, who are high-class instrument
talists scored a hit. Their performance
Of dill Pickles. and the frog song on
saxophones brought the audience to a
high pitch of enthusiasm. They are
ca silly the feature of the show. Another
good act in the vaudeville part was that
Of Carlton and Terre. in singing. Harry
Antrim and Yetta Peters proved to be
good entertainers, and Miss Amy Allyn
rendered several pretty selections. The
acting and singing of Miss Kitty Penn
broke is worthy of mention. In the COM
pany are Carlton, Terre Antrim, Brown
and Everette, while the leading feminine
parts were enacted by Kitty Pembroke,
May Strehl. Amy Allyn and Yetta Peters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-23

Coleridge, one of Lord Administers house
guests, in love with Athol, receives an
imperative summons for help from the
man who took Lady Administer up in the
balloon with him. After an amusing ais
play of woman'S wit. Athol secures the
letter and learns that her sister is De-
sieged In a Birchampton hotel by an army
OF newspaper men who have camped on
her trail. Athol impersonates Coleridge's
chauffeur and drives him to the hotel.
There, after passing herself OF as the
ting the reporters and the police in nu-
merous encounters, Athol succeeds In Ell
fectfng the escape of her sister and her
self from the hotel. In so doing, how
ever. she is suspected of the theft or the
miniatures and a brooch, a duplicate OF
the one found in the balloon. To save
her sister. Athol has to confess that she
was the woman in the balloon.
Her sister comes to her aid with the
statement that the man with Athol was
Athofs own f1ance. But, while before,
Detective Sparkes'' has declared that
Fred Coleridge was the man in the bal
loon, ergo-Coleridge is Athol's f1ance. all
Of which pleases Coleridge immensely
Athol is willing. after a little persuasion
and everything is Strengthened out to the
satisfaction of even Lord Administer, who
seems to care about very little so long as
his precious miniatures are safe.
Miss Williams contributed many touches
of characteristic vivacity to the role Of
Athol. Those in the cast whose con-
scientious work deserves mention were:
Julian Royce, as Fred Coleridge; Harry
Barfoot, as DR.. Fry; William Postance. as
the manager of the hotel, and Vera
Stowe, Nellie Fenwick and Anne Meredith
as Lady Administer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-23

A meeting of the observation-disclosures
Bible College was held in Lincoln Temple
Congregational Church. corner 18th and
r streets. last evening, the permanent
place of meeting for this season. 1t was
decided. for the purpose of the work of
reaching the unreached, to divide the Dis
trict OF Columbia into ten sections. cor
responding with the police precincts, and
to have a leader for each section. who
will organize the work in the district
under him.
1t was brought out in addresses by
James l.. Neill ]. II. Hammer, Rev.
Sterling L. Brown. Prof. Kelly Miller.
Mrs. r. Z. Lawson, /. Edward Wilson
and Mrs. j. E. Hammer, that about one
third of the people in the large cities
attend church. leaving two-thirds outside
of church influences.
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Academy.

Falsely accused by an enemy, Phil
Babylon goes to the penitentiary and has
thrilling experiences, including an escape
from prison and final vindication. This
in brief tells the main story Of THE
Brand of a Thief a melodrama now
running at the New Academy this week
Throughout the action there are many
sidelights, some funny. others serious
and more that have a human interest
side. Charles II. Lum as Phil Babylon
gave a good Interpretation of the part
of the man from nowhere in particular,
who is relentlessly bounded by his dire
enemy, Beaver. man of shady reputa-
ton. Hugo Goldsmith gave truthful
presentation Of Jim Sheppard" a dip
per-" who is wise to all the games Of the
light-fingered gentry. The dashing. breezy
western girl, Sally Corley. was truthfully
portrayed by Miss Bertha Julian. The
detective part as given by George N.
Price, was all that could be desired. He
gave the large audience an idea of the
schemes the plain clothes men have to
resort to in order to keep pace with the
clever twentieth century pilferers and
plunderers. The scenic effects were
realistic.
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Elaborate Program Arranged for
Thursday Morning.

The program of music for the Pan
American Thanksgiving mass at st.
Patrick's Catholic Church Thursday MORN
ing has been complete. 1t is as follows:
Prelude. march from suite in B fiat
G4achner). orchestra; professional, 'Hark.
Hank, My Soul"' (Smart, sanctuary
choir: introit, sung to Falsibordone
(Silby). sanctuary choir; Kyria (Beetho-
ven's mass in c., mixed choir: Gloria
Beethoven's mass in c.. mixed choir;
Graduate, sung to Falsibordone OK. Har-
'berD, sanctuary choir; Alleluia (Silby),
sanctuary choir; Veni Creator $500
(Palestrina), sanctuary choir; Credo (Bee-
thoven's mass in c.. mixed choir; offer
tory, Proper" (Silby), sanctuary choir:
offertory motet 20, Sacrum Convivium'
&C. A. BernabeD. sanctuary choir: Sane
tus (Beethovens mass in c., mixed choir;
Benedictus (Beethoven's mass in G.,
mixed choir; Agnus Del (Beethoven's
mass in c., mixed choir; Communion
(Silby), sanctuary choir: after mass, "Te
Deum Laudemus," arranged for six
voices "a. Kaim). mixed choir; recess
sional march, Coronation" Kretchner),
orchestra.
The mixed choir will be under the di-
rection of Armand Gumprecht and the
sanctuary choir under r. Mills Silsby.