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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Remember The Maine.

About twelve years ago the battleship Name
was sent to the bottom in Havana harbor by an
explosion, and many of her crew were lost. This
svent stirred the whole nation, and made war with
Spain certainty. During all these years the
sui.ken ship has remained in the harbor of Havana
In distinct view Of every vessel that has gone in
md out until il has become national disgrace.
The House of Representatives by vote of Is
20 has passed bill appropriating the money for
the work of removing the wreck and the Senate
should approve it, Representative Sulzer, of New
York. stated IN the course of the debate three
reasons for raising the wreck: First because it is
menace to navigation in the harbor of Havana
and hampers the movements of the vessels in the
harbor; second because only by exposing the hull
Of the sunkcn ship can all doubts to the char
acter of the explosion which wrecked her be set
at rest thirdly because the remains of the sailors
who lost their lives in the wreck should be brought
back home and given honorable interment in the
National Cemetery.
The situation has been an anomalous one. The
Cuban Government has desired the work to be done,
but it has had no money to appropriate for that
purpose and even had the money been forth
coming any action taken would have been resented
by the United States Government as breach of
international etiquette.
But the long delay has not been credtabe to
our Government and the many obstacles which
have been thrown in the way have produced the
impression that there was a fear in naval circles
that when the wreck finally examined it
would be found that the explosion from the
Inside and not from the outside il declared
~ be at the time But even should this be proven
~ BE- true. it does not change the real for
the war with Spain That was not waged
because the ''Maine" destroyed, but because
the Spanish rule was disgrace to civilization.
The '.Maine" explosion simply the spark
which fred the slumbering magazine of resentment
.and horror
# The Senate should promptly approve the bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Still Knocking.

&c. assure oar esteemed contemporary the Dan
willie Register. that have no designs on the
slaen1ocracy of the Fifth District that we have no
6isposition to dictate terms to democrats in that
1fnfFicf elsewhere in the State. Our eontempor-
&SE nystifed because The Virginian alluded to
fact that the executive committee of the Fifth
y district Democracy preferred convention to a
primary as a method of selecting candidate for
Congress. and made such almsion to the fact
that the Ninth District Democracy nominated their
candidate for Congress in convention But there is
no mystery. When the Ninth District convention
was held the General Assembly still in ses-
son. When the statement concerning the attitude
of the Fifth District committee was given out the
HFnrrai Assembly had adjourned without having
passed any primary election bill This paper had
depreeated the fact that the General Assembly
bad failed r. provide for legalized primary and
quite naturally took note that the Fifth District
e0Q9mittee decided against the primary soon after
Z xhe General Assembly adjourned. There may or
Many not HAYS been any connection between the
facts bnt II seemed to MS significant coin
spee md We noted the TACT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
A Pure Drink Law.

1t is promised that Pennsylvania will have pure
drink law as well pure food law before the next
Legislature adjourns. AT any rate the dairy and
food commissioner will present such bill and urge
that it be passed. He says that inasmuch as the
Federal Government by the department of Justice
and the president, has defined whiskey, the Penn
sylvania Legislature should enact law in harmony
with the attitude taken by that Government re-
lating to alcoholic liquors. 1t seems that such
bill was passed in 1909 but was vetoed by Governor
Stuart because it did not clearly set forth what
was whskey and what was not. But since that
question has been determined by the United States
authorities the Pennsylvania official believes that
the State should pass bill which will regulate the
manufacture andNeas Of liquors. that the public
may be protected from misbranded and adulterated
liquors of all kinds,
This paper is opposed to the liquor traffic but if
legazed it should be well regulated and the govern
ment that egazes it should at least see to it at
only pure liquors dispensed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
special interests that is the ques.
tion.--Kinston Free Press.
Juleps in = Name.

Reading about wedding at Mini
Hill. Meckienburg county, the Coz
lumbia Record wants us to tell II
why Mint Hill. For instance: Did
the Signers indulge themselves in
what an eminent Virginian, now re-
siding In Columbia, asserts Is surs
cure for. and therefore a preventive
of. the hookworm disease? Do mint
beds survive at Mint Hill? Is the
community of fragrant nomenclature
populated by and with the Morally
Stunted? Is II possible the Legisla-
ture of North Carolina has permitted
such spot to linger upon the dried
surface of regenerated Common
wealth 2"
Why Mars HIP we might Just as
well ask the Record. Attica and Bun
combe county each has one. though
not even Attica has Mars. But IL
Mint Hills name scandaiizeA Column
bia we will ask the next Legislature
TO change it. Let the high places OF
julepry be torn down.--Charlotte OBJ
server.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

ASHLAND, VA, March 25.--Rev.
Hugh Sublett, of Richmond, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Christian
church here both morning and even
ing next Sunday. March 81.
Mr.. T. II. Gilchrist has returned
from two weeks visit to Caroline
county.
Mr.. Marion L. Howison left Thurs
day for visit TO hts aunt. Mrs. w. w.
Smith, in Lynchburg.
DR.. r.. r.. Blackwell and DIR. r. r..
Day are in Washington attending the
Baltimore Conference. now In session
there.
Mr.. B. #. Tatum. OF Randolph-Ma-
for short visit
Great interest is being shown In
the meetings held this week by the
Baptist Wonian's Missionary Society
here.
Mr. Fred ~. Prosser. Of v. r. l., Ia
spending his holiday with his sister.
Mrs. r. NJ. Shepherd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Miss Carter Wins Medal.

The Dorset l.. r. l.. held a silver
medal contest Tuesday evening at
Leigh Street church, The little folks
all did so very well II was quite hard
for the judges to decide. but after
comparing papers little Miss Theresa
Carter was declared the fortunate
one. The music Was good. furnished
by Miss Carter. Mr.. Carter, Miss
Godsey and Miss Hewitt Miss Willie
Wlngfts eia, the ht-cnunty secretary of
the Loyal Temperance Legion. pre-
sided over the meeting with grace
and dignity.
The Dorset w C. r. L. will meet
Friday at 4 p. n. at 2s12 East Frank
lin street. All the members are re-
quested to be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

shall the people rule ?" asks the
News and Observer.
No, not by good deal--unlesss they
become aroused to the fact that they
are being worked. When they realize
that fact 1t won't take them long to
unhoree their rulers and themselves
get into the saddle.
Shall the people ruler" 10 indeed
the issue before the American people
to-day. 1t II live question In every
State or the Union. and In every mu-
nicipality in every State. 1t La prob
ably more acute in Washington city
than anywhere Else in this country.
because Washington Is the seat OF the
general government. and tho general
government II In tho hands OF the
special interests instead of tho pso-
pie: s'i & s-.1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Cannon. Teddy and Taft.

The Atlanta Journal says that 1t II
strange that nobody thought of UNI
horsing Cannon before. Somebody
thought of 1t. but baked at the size
of the undertaking.
Roosevelt, 1t Is announced. won't
endorse. neither will he attack. the
Taft regime. Either course would
doubtless be more satisfactory TO the
regime than silent contempt. And the
ex-President win surely do lot Of
thinking even II he doesn't express
himself. For Mr.. Taft has followed
queer, queer plan OF carrying out
my policies "--Creensboro Telegram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Miss rny,or.. last service.

The many people In Richmond 70
whom Miss Taylor has cndeared herself
by her winning personality and helpful
presentation of Bible truths will be
sorry TO know that she will hold her
last class Friday afternoon in tho
Church of the Covenant at half past
four o'clock. All women are cordially
invited to attend. Her talk Thursday
afternoon on the Eptstle to the Ephe.
SLAMS was listened to most earnestly by
large audience. many OF whom have
expressed themselves as being deepiy
grateful for the help and inspiration
they have received from her lessons OF
the past two weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
sucees.fu, neviy., rra..

FORK UNION. March 2s.--Dr. w. O.
James, of the Grove Avenue church,
Richmond. yesterday morning clicked Z
series Of revival services In Fork Union
Military Academy. DR. James has been
laboring In the school for a week.
speaking In the academy chapel in the
morning and in the Baptist church al
night.
ed by both the students and the people
of the town. There have been between
thirty and forty professions Of religion.
mainly among the cadets, and from
young men OF substantial character.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
New Fire station.

The Richmond Fire Department has
Just installed new alarm station at
Ashland and Meadow streets which
will be known as call box No ais. ON
the hrst alarm. companies No. 8 and
IL viii respond together with truck
company No 3. On the second call
engine companies No. and No. 10 win
respond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
st. Johns Church.

Morning service: Hymn 109, wei
come, Happy Morning." tSullivan) (;
Christ Our Passover" &c. w. Ready
Gloria Patri in A tAdeste Fideles)
TIE Deum Laudamus in G (M. j.
Monk); Jubilate Dec in F tTours)
Hymn HIS 1.-The -pay-of Resnrrec-
ton tMartin); Gloria Tibi in D
tAnon): 0ffertory Now is Christ
Risen" Maker; Hymn 121. THE
Strife is. Der" tPalestrina).
, Communion service: Sanctus in r
Wesley: Hymn 22s, And Now, o
Father tMonk): Gloria in Excelsis
(Old Chant); Postlude (organ). TN
fold Ye Portals, Redemption (Gou-
nod).
The choir consists of the following:
Soprano-Miss Florence Gretter.
Mrs. RI. G. Duesberry. Mrs. ]. s.
Crook, Misses Ruth Weisiger, Leila
Lacy. Alice Gary. Floy Kratz. Mary
Bayliss, Rosa Burton. Lutte Holds
worth. Opal Hardin, Grace Dodd,
Ethel Massie and Jessie Gayle.
Alto--Mrs. l.. l.. Miller. Mrs. J. w.
Thomas, Misses Eva Quarles. Jennie
Gary, Mary Andrews. Francis Bay
lor and Fannie Farrell.
Tenors-Messrs. w. r. Tuck. H. C.
Clarke. Bernard Baylor, Harold Wall,
and ]. f Jackson.
Bass-Messrs j. G. Bosher. A. w.
Mann, r. A. Mann. Allen J. Duesber-
ry and Charles Garrison.
Organist and choirmaster-Harry
G. Duesberry.
On Sunday evening. April 3. at the
s r. NJ. service this choir. assisted by
the choir of Decatur Street NJ. E.
church, Manchester. will render a
special musical service, including
Schneckers' Easter cantata, The
Risen King"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
BRIGHT EASTER CAROLS
TO BE SUNG ON SUNDAY
Music of High Order be Rem dred in Many Leading
Churches of Richmond Some of the Programs
and Choirs

Clarifying the day on which Christ
rose from the dead. Easter music will
be sung Sunday In Richmond churches,
Special programs have been prepared,
and In many instances the music this
year gives promise of being excep-
tionaliy good.
In Episcopal. Catholic and Lutheran
churches particularly fine programs are
assured, these denominations being the
ones that celebrate Easter in strictest
form.
In churches of other denominations
celebration of the Eastertide will be
marked by a number of attractive and
pleasing musical selections and choral
renditions appropriate to the occasion.
The custom of a general celebration
of Easter Is becoming more and more
popular. and the day Is probably not
far distant when practically all
churches Of Christian denomination In
Richmond will observe the occasion,
particularly In musical way.
Below will be found programs for
Easter music at some of the Richmond
churches Sunday:
All Saints.
Morning service; Professional hymn
-ies;- Welcome, Mappy Morning @Cal-
kin: Christ Our Passover" Cosby !:
Gloria Patri," in e fiat (Garrett) !;
tie Deum," festival setting in c WAR
wick Jordan: "JubiIate." in d Gar
rett); hymn 121. The Strife Is Ger"
(Palestrina): Gloria Tibi." In C Coos
by; hymn 112, Jesus Christ Is Risen
To-day: offertory. Now Is Christ
Risen" (Warren) :"Sanctus." in Z
Garrett; hymn 22S And Now. 0
Father" Monk; Gloria In Excelsis"
told chanD occasional hymn no.
Come Ye Faith" (Sullivan.
At the afternoon service the Sunday
school will hold its annual celebration
and the regular evening service will not
be sung.
The choir is composed of men and
boys, as follows:
Soprano--Coleman Andrews, Edgar
Andrews, Edwin Adams, Clarence Arm
strong. Merle Ball. Edgar Baughan,
Ben Beadies. George Bartlam, John
Cole, Forrest Cubbon. Arthur Caperton,
Charles Davidson. Hopkins Davis, Mar
Gus Ehmig, Workman Huffman, Ray
mond Hall. Thomas 1sbell, Goodwin
Kuyk, Charles Langford, McKim Mar
riott, Reginald Mum, Fleming McMul-
lin. rock Minor, Felgner Neal. Ellis
Smith, Alex Stertz, Robert Tupman,
James Taylor. Allen Womble, Reid
Williams. Adolph Wells. Marion Will
kinsofi. John Wilkes.
Alto-Courtenay Harris, Foster Pow
ell, Powell Williams, James womale.
Tenor-Eberle Kirtley. Gordon Nc
Kay, Richard Nugent, Charles Grant
Ernest Kendier.. Horace Powell. Stuart
Ragland, j. 7. Sandifer, Barlow Wom-
BILE.
Contralto soioist--Mrs. Thomas
Whittet
organist and choirmaster-Ernest H
Cosby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
KNOCKED OFF HIS WHEFD
BY FAST GOING AUTOMOBILE

Fred Kendrtck. fftesn-year- old
hey, was knocked fFens h4s bsercle In
Eighth street by a swiftly going au-
tomobile and was bruised about tho
face and hands. The automobile
dashed on In cloud OF dust. and no
one got the number of the machine.
The little fellow was taken into the
Academy Of Music and treated ny DR.
Lawrence r. Price. His injuries are
not serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

The trouble with the Register, however, is that
it is opposed to the primary plan Oh choosihs
candidates and never fails to give 1t Joo "heh
occasion offers.
The Attorney General advised the Governor uias
the bill was in conflict with the Constitution anu
as that official is the recognized legal au'hoi''s
of the State, the Governor was CONSTRAINED 10 a.'
in accordance with the opinion rendered ana Ne'o
the bill But the Governor has stated that lie mas
requested railroads of their own accord TO carry
ont the provisions of the measure and we again
express the hope that all the roads will comply.
In so doing they will not only perform an act OF
justice, but they will promote good will IN their
respective organizations, which is most valuable
asset to any corporation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Church Of che Coyfnnnt.

Morning Service--OrgAn prelude,
Choral Movement frem Gethiaue
Lente (Boellmann) an;tem, Christ
the Lord Is Risen To-Day (RoseJ, solo
and chorus; offertory sold The Resur-
rection (sheliey). Mr.. Hin; anthem,
Who Ii That Comes From Edom ?
(FIawthorn). cuartette, solo ana
chorus: postlude. Festival March
tKinber).
Chorus--Misses Hanctck, Linton
Grant. Link. Wade, McFonnal Herr
Brown. Wilson. Hoinkr. Mrs. 1.
Thomas Everett; Messra Taylor, Car
ter. Eggleston. Whitte4 Brown and
Wilson.
Soiesst and director o3snnsac, Webt
=. xztik
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Bethlehem Lutheran.

Morning service; Besides the Gus
tomary ritual Of the Lutheran church
service. the choir will sing "Hallelu-
JAN, Chris Is Risen," by =. Shipper.
In the afternoon service at o'clock.
which will be held In the German
language. Hellelujah, by w. Bur-
henn, will be sung. Holy Communion
will be celebrated in both services.
Choir members;
Soprano-Mrs Elise Spott, Mrs.
William Noide and the Misses Clara
Kuegele. Ida Kuegele. Irene Lehman
and Emily Pohlig.
Alto--Miss Martha Kuegele. Mrs.
+. II. Meuschke and Mrs, A. Fl. Nolde.
Tenor--Messrs II. Ude and r..
Nolde.
Bass--Messrs, w Nolde, F. Mehl-
brech and A. ii. Noide.
Organist and choir Director. 4.
Hilgartner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Mr.. Moody for ceuncii.

Mr., r. J. Moody. of $500 Q street. has
Just announced himself as candidate
for the Board of Aldermen from Jefrer.
SON ward. Mr.. Moody Is a prominent
merchant and Confederate veteran,
and promises to give his opponents .
close race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

Especial to The Richmond virginian.y
wrNsToN-sALEM, N. c.. March 2S.--
The 123 barrels Of near esr which
were seized sometime ago by this gov-
eminent. II being alleged that the
goods were not labeleA, wore bonded
out yesterday by the F0rtnsr Brewing
Company fQEs 1900. The nAArseaers Maes
VI. 49, - 81 ssisss ~ III ill., : - ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

The accident Washington the other day
proves that those army officers given to bemoaning
the tameness of their lot in times of peace can
find ample excitement trying to dodge trolley cars
and automobiles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

Referring to recent comment of this
paper in connection with the an
nounced candidacy Of the Hon. Rob-
ert Broadnax Glenn TO succeed Hon.
Lee s. Overman as United States Sem
ator. the Charlotte Chronicle jumps
to the following conclusion:
TT Is very apparently that when
ex- Governor Glenn launches his sena-
torial boom, he is going 10 be be-
tween two extreme guns--the Ashe-
vile Citizen in the West and the Will
mington Star In the East"
We have no gun" for the Hon, ex-
Governor. We are neither Of those
who damn him ia-extensa praise
him ad nauseam. Since an expression
is by influence invited by the clip
ping above quoted. we may say In all
sincerity that the Ex-Governor. Is q
fine, outstanding figure Of a man,
somewhat wanting perhaps In all the
graees Of Demosthenes. but on the
stump capable to the point almost OF
genius. He is man of the folks
dealer in homely passions and back
stairs pathos. With It all he has a
good, sound cardiac apparatus, q
good, long political head, hand
shake and q gregrariousness that may
be criticised at distance, but which
are Irresistible at close quarters
Wilmington Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
THE PEOPLES FORUM

AL letters sent for publication
in THE Peoples Forum" OF The
Vireinian" should be concise and,
as far as possible, kept within 500
words.
No attention will be paid to
anonymous letters, but names and
addresses signed az an evidences OF
good faith will not be printed II re-
quest IL made that they be omitted.
The freest discussion Of topics OF
public interest Is invited. with the
understanding, of course. that
publication of a letter 10 not to be
taken necessarily as approved by
the editor of the writer's views.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
!Asbury Place Methodist.

Cd Organ voluntary, followed b.
doxology CD Hymn No. let, THE
Lord is Risen Indeed. t3) puartette
Welcome Happy Morning, Sunday
school class. 90 Hymn ass. Our
Lord is Risen Indeed. (5) The Deum
In c (Marsh). CD HymHs 1855, He
Dies, The Friend OF Sinnert Dies!
Evening Service-Crgan voluntary
followed by doxology, nym "All Hail
the Power of Jesus Nan8": hymn.
Look. We Saints, the Light Il
Glorious; quartette, "Go& SO Loved
the World: hymn, N.Y. Heavenly
Home"
Quartette-Soprano. Mi Reams;
alto. Miss Malance.
Subject fol-. morning 81 rvice. THE
Risen Christ"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
First Baptist.

Morning: Christ is Risen From the
Dead" soprano solo and chorus
t1ames III. Rogers. Awake, Thou
That Sleepest." quartet IS. C. Marks) !;
King OF Kings baritone solo and
quartet Caleb Simper); Regina Coe-
Ii (Paolo Giorxoo); "Hellelujah.
Christ is Risen" soprano solo and
chorus Caleb Spencer).
Choir: soprano, Mrs. John Murphy;
Contralto. Mrs. Jasper Rowe: Tenor.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. BoyG, Bass. Mr.. Nor
man Call. Organist and choirmaster,
Prof, w. Henry Baker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
With Editors in
North Carolina


IL Is no exasgeFation to say that
never IN the history of this country
has there been such a year as the
present crop one. in which the South
could add so much to its wealth.
The past year with 16 cent cot
ton has been a prosperous one. But
with all the cotton prosperity there
was too much cotton profit paid out
for supplies that could and should
have been produced on Southern
farms. The cotton crop In spoken of
as a money crop. So 1t Is, but how
much more of a money crop 1t would
be II tenth to one-half Of II was
not sent to some other section Of
the country for supplies that every
Southern farm could have produced.
The present year should see a change.
There should be hay. corn. fodder.
hog and fresh meat and poultry and
eggs made throughout the South. This
need not lessen one acre of cotton
planting, II may mean more work,
but IL will mean that the extra work
will prove vastly profitable.
The present year, II this program
Is carried out, barring accident. the
South can add two billions of wealth
to its section. and it's people with
this added wealth, by prudent living.
will place themselves in position OF
ease and comfort.--Newbern Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

The Sioux City Tribune has discovered IA deep
laid conspiracy in the Democratic party to deteat
the income tax amendment for a wicked purpose
1t points out that Virginia and Georgia IN re-
fusing to ratify acted in defiance of oft repeated
pledges of the Democratic party and then goes on
to say:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Second Baptist Church.

Morning Service--PreIude, Easter
Morning tMalling); anthem. TIE Deum
in + fiat Cd. Buek); offeratory.
Spring Song" (Mendelssohnl; an
them, Now Is Christ Risen WAR
REM: postlude, Grand Chorus In q
minor tGuilmant).
Evening Service--Preiude, PRO
ogue and March," Rogers; anthem,
AS 1t Began to Dawn" (vincent)
anthem, contralto solo. "Allelulia''
tNeidlingerl: offertory. offertory
tHauser); anthem. Hallelujah, "Christ
is Risen {Simper); postlude, OFFER
tory in E Nat. Lefebure (Wely).
Members OF Quartette Choir---Mrs
F. v. CHM, soprano: Miss Gelene Nc
Donald. contralto; Mr. w. III. Hen.
ming. tenor; Mr. Howard d. Bryant
haritene and director; Mr. Bassett W.
Heuxh- osGEnist &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Grace-strcet baptist


Morning Service--As IL Began to
Dawn Martini; Now is Christ Risen
tWhrren1.
Evening Service--"Day of Wonder
Day of Gfadness spence; Christ Our
Passover (Schilling).
Choir-Mrs George K. Harper
soprano: Miss Pattie Isaacs, contralto;
Mr. III. S. Watkins, tenor: Mr.. O. e
Lohmann, basso; MIR. Herbert l.. Rees
organist and director.
Leigh-Street Baptist.
Morning Service--Organ, Com
munion In r Jules Grison); anthem
Triumphant Morn &C. p. SN,tt); an
them, Come, We Faithful (Bruno
Huhn): organ, Finale paul Tan
chey).
Evening Service--Organ, Marche
Harry r. Shelley; anthem. Make a
Joyful Noise Caleb Simper). solo
Mr.. T. J. Fleming, The Risen Lord
GA. GcibeD; anthem. The Thirst of
God Oh. W. Porter; organ, Finale in
E (William Faulkes).