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The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

Mr.. Suenoou took for a theme the con-
trast between the peers OF the realm and
the commoners, who had earned their
money by hard labor. He made We
hement attack upon the men of title, who
for the past three centuries had been IN
receipt of huge hereditary incomes be-
slowed on their forefathers after the
battle of Sekigahara, simply because
they had put lance in rent TO support
the cause of the Tokugawa.
Men like Admiral Togo and Gen. Nogl
had received petty pensions, which would
die with them, 80 that their total in
come could not exceed $4,000 to $4,000,
whereas mobiles like Princes Mori and
Shimazu had been in receipt of yearly
incomes of something like 10000 ever
since the beginning OF the seventeenth
century. These were the men who called
themselves the bulwark of the throne,
but it did not appear that they were
greatly concerned to assist the sover-
eign's benevolent intentions.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
FRENCH FORCES
UNIONS WORRY
Compulsory Service Does Not
Appeal to Workers.
LEADER OF SOCIETY JAILED
Objection to Military Life May
Cause Uprising of Laborer-Pat-
riOtic Spirit Does Not Permit of
Service During Times of Peace.
Sent Money TO Soldiers.
Special Gable to Tho Washington Herald.

|
Paris. Aug. 5.-That mischievous
| spirit Is abroad in the French army
which might become serious danger to
The country in case of war is daily be-
coming more evident and is causing the
government considerable anxiety, espe-
cially at time when the Morocco Ques-
ton has not been finally settled.
While there is probably no more pa
triotic nation in the world than the
French. and while undoubtedly every
man capable Of carrying arms would be
ready to give his life for his country in
case of war, compulsory military service
in times Of peace is anything but popular.
and the labor unions, which time and
again see their plans frustrated by the
!. troops, are taking advantage of this to
further their own ends.
A recent trial of three labor leaders
brought out a number of startling facts
about the anti-militarist propaganda
which have caused a great feeling of
alarm among patriotic citizens.
Sent Money to Soldiers.
The men were arrested in connection
with the society known as SOU du Sol
det." This society sends pocket money
to soldiers who are trade unionists. Ac-
companying the money is a circular urg-
ing the soldiers to fire their rifles in the
air should they be called upon to take
part in q war.
Questioned as to the working OF the
Sou du Soldet," Victor Viau, one of the
men under arrest, declared that the So
ciety was affiliated with the Bricklayers'
Union, which had about 1850 members
Every member paid franc month. 4
portion of this contribution went to make
up the postal orders of and 10 francs
sent to the soldiers. 4 member of the
union who fulfilled his military service
did not receive more than 10 francs a
year.
Asked who drew up the circulars in
citing the soldiers to dIsobedience, Viau
confessed that he himself indited the
anti-militarist letter sent out in May.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
LEGS BARRED PARADE.
Cripple Discharged for Obstructing
Public Highway.

Hastings, Aug. 5.-Because of his two
wooden legs projecting over the pave
ment when he sat down Harry Ellsworth.
q match seller, was summoned for OBJ
struction at Hastings to-day.
The path which Ellsworth obstructed
is at the narrow end Of the parade. He
was sitting on a wall. and was sticking
his wooden legs out two feet over the
footpatn, which is less than four feet
wide, causing pedestrians to leave the
path and walk in the roadway.
The bench dismissed the summons on
Ellsworth undertaking not to sit down IN
future at crowded part of the parade.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
QUEEN PURCHASES VILLA.
Italian Summer Home for Royalty
of Sweden.

Stockholm, Aug. 5.-Queen Victoria of
Sweden, who is obliged to spend the
winter and the greater part OF each
spring abroad for the sake OF her health,
has just bought a villa on the island of
Capri, twenty miles south of Naples. her
favorite resort.
The situation Of Villa Caprila is a re-
tired one on a steep cliff, from which
there is a magnificent view of the famed
Bay of Naples. The only means of ap-
proach is by a mule track.
The Queen is well known to the people
of Capri, and is very popular on account
of her friendly ways and many charit-
able actions.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

Berlin, Aug. 5-The Saxon court Is in up
roar :he coming publication Of ex-Crown
Princess Louise of Saxcny's memoirs. She has been
officially notified that upon the day the book
makes its appearance her pension Of $1,000 per
annum Will cease, and every effort is being made
to bring the headstrong princess TO terms. The
excitement caused by the announcement Of pub
lication is taken tAcit admission the part
Of those mentioned that the book contains a true
picture Of European court life. The princess has
50 far refused withdraw her manuscript. II Is
rlImored that she is 70 receive coo for the
hooH
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
American. md English Barred.

Bagdad, Aug. 5.-Meissner Pasha, who
IS making a preliminary survey for the
new section of the Bagdad Railway, will
return in October with thirty engineers
OF several nationalities. but no English
men or Americans.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

Madrid. Aug. 5-Much excitement has been caused
by the hystercal grief displayed By the little
prince over the loss Of his mother. who IL accom-
Ianying King Alphouso on his whit to England for
the race week at Cowes
The little prince s irreconciablc. and has cried
himself into a state of physical illness that has
called for the ATTENDANCE OF the court pyscian. II
was thought yesterday that tho Queen would have
to Be recalled In order 10 avert Attack OF
nervoumesa but the hurried arrival u old nrirss
saved the day and made secure the long looked-foe
vacation To- the ousn smops ha cuuntzJwomsn.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

Paris Aug. 5-Countess Cassini's star Of fortune
Is again in the ascendant After years Of penurious
existence In Paris. superseded by butterfly career
OF unriyaled magnifcence both in Washington and
Europe, she is again dawning upon the European
smart set the careree captivating hostess that
she was in the days Of her good fortune Her social
return is due TO he- marriage with Alexandra
Lojowski, a wealthy Russian connected with the
Russian Embassy in Paris.
The Loiowskis will begin a series Of entertain
ments with the coming of the fall season that will
mark the beginning Of cDmpaga for the recapture
Of the social distinction that accorded the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
RYAN'S BARGAINS

$7000-Modern 9 room two story<residence well located on 18th ave-, in Norwood : half cash, balance to suit.
 $S500-New room modern bungalow, the finish is of the highest class. Was built for home. Good reasons for being on the market. s1000 cash, balance like rent. Well located on South Highlands. $25O0-Modern room cottage, hall, front and back porches; well located on car line near North Birmingham park. One fourth cash. balance easy.
 $1500-Good room cottage, all city con- veniences, 1 block of car line at East Lake. Terms easy.
 $2OOO--1S0 acre farm, 70 acres in cultiva- ton. 50 acres creek bottom, room house. one mile of railroad station, 45 miles from Birmingham. A good stock and dairy farm.
 $l0OO-7O acre farm, 20 acres in cultivation, good 3 room house and barn. running water on place, also fine fish pond, 11a miles of railroad station, 40 miles from Birmingham.
 $4o00--S0 acre track and dairy farm, 50 acres in cultivation, all under good fence Four room house and barn, fine springs, A miles of Pike road, 10 miles from Birmingham. Half cash. $3500-7 acre truck farm, room house and barn. good well and running water on Pike road 1 mile of car line, miles I from Birmingham. Terms reasonable. Ryan Real Estate Company 2O26 3rd Ave. Bell Phone Ss5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
For Sale

s1Oo-5 room house and hall, nice lot, all street Improvements, 36th avenue, near nav mark
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
FOR SALE

$4O00-$400 cash and $40 monthly. & rooms, two story, bath, electric lights etc, near car line on level lot. North Haven.
 $6000-See us for terms An up to date room, two story furnace heated house; screened throughout. Thi4 was built for a permanent home by owner, but as there are only two in family, don't need such a large house. This is on pretty corner. near car line, South Highlands $3700-$500 cash, balance easy; room bungalow with closets, china closet. etc., screened throughout Furnace heat Owner leaving city, hence the sacrifice.
 s200 CASH-$20 monthly will buy a room cottage on corner, two lots near Helena station, South Ensiey and North Bessemer cars. f$550-Lot near car line, North High lands.
 s4750-Eight room, two story on beau tiful elevated lot near car line, North Highlands.
 $3]50-$40O cash and $40 monthly, room, two story, bath, electric lights, etc., near car line, North Haven. $7500-Two large houses and two va cant lots near car line, North High lands.
 s13,500-Brown stone. 10 room modern house, two baths; lot 100 feet front on 18th avenue, south. This is a fine home for some one needing a sure enough" home.
 We have a bargain in Norwood home. See it and you will like it. Investment Real Estate Go.
 of Ala.
 HARRY LYONS, Sales Agent. K Bell Phone 76k 2109 First Ava
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
FOR SALE

s175O-A good lot 5ox17O, Louise St, near
 Glen Iris. 4H
 s43OO-A lovely new thoroughly modern
 bungalow near Idlewild car. Only $500
 will put you in possession of this de-
 lightful home.
 s600O-A ? story, room corner residence in excellent condition and fine neighbor- hood. s. 12th st. Owner well satisfied
 with his home, but has to leave the
 city. This is your chance for a good
 home or investment at a bargain price. s6OOO-A nearly new modern bungalow
 style,es. 10th st., has fine view. BIO, ,500-7An unusually attractive and hand i. some modern home east of goth st. and
 south of Highland ave. I4000-A bungalow in Country club district with lovely surroundings. This will
 make some one nice home. A small
 cash payment will do.
 f550O-A good room house, 18th st., near
 S. 11th ave-. extra large lot. Call early if, you want this.
 INVESTMENT PROPOSITIONS. S22O0-50x140, 4th ave-, pays $24 month.
 This is fine investment. f15,O0O-5Ox14O 3rd ave-, near 18th st. SiO,000-We cannot locate this in our ad.,
 but 1t is a very central piece of busi-
 ness property in the right spot and
 high class.
 s140,0Oo-A large, fine business corner with small improvements. Pays fair per- ;, centage now for speculative property.
 With a good building would pay well. ] It is located on the most rapidly grow. ing avenue and in three to five years
 will be worth s20O0OO.
 MALONE MCCONNELL GO. Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance Loans, 7. 219 N. Fist St. Phones 1239.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
OCTOBER 1st

NORTHSIDE. $22 .50-5 rooms 1731 18th ave. s45-S rooms, 2209 4th ave. s40-9 rooms, 605 18th. S22. .50--6 rooms, 1131 11th ave. s35-7 rooms, 1221 16th st. s22.50-7 rooms, 1217 18th st. $25-6 rooms, 1895 Allen st. $32. 50--7 rooms, 1120 12th ave.
 SOUTHSIDE. $70-9 rooms, 1915 Waucoma ave. SOS rooms, 1922 18th ave. s35-6 rooms, SPA Fist st. $30-7 rooms, 171S 18th ave. S40-7 rooms, 1114 18th st. s25-6 rooms, 1895 Ave. l. s3G-7 rooms, 316 Ave. l. S16.50-5 rooms, 430 17th st. s15-5 rooms, 426 17th st.
 WEST END. $5-5 rooms, Vine st. s1S--6 rooms, 1905 Tuscaloosa ave. 9e.50-6 rooms, 13OO Tuscaloosa ave. s2e--6 rooms, 614 Princeton ave.
 WOODLAWN. t20-6 rooms, 6100 2d aye, s. t13-5 rooms, ao9 filth st., Kingston. We have houses in every suburb. Call and look at our list Bethea Real Estate & Insur- ance Go.
 Bell 116 Peoples 56 q
 2O27 Third Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
o UT
Paying Rent! Get One of These Homes on Rental Basis

fi00-Cash and s15 per month, good cot-
 tage, rooms and hall, lot 15Ox190, West i End Price $2000 b1O0-Cash and $20 per month, new, strict ly modern room cottage, porcelain
 bath, electric lights, cabinet mantels, lot ! 190 feet deep. Price $210O. sbl2-Cash and $25 per month, well built, { nicely arranged room cottage, half
 block of car near school and churches,
 centre of West End, nice lot 50x230 pos session at once; no mortgage to assume < Price $250Q.
 sD00--Cash and s25 per month, good cot i tage, rooms and large hall, facing
 south on car, centre of Woodlawn.
 Price $2500D
 sSl5O--Cash and s20 per month, strictly modern room cottage, possession now. convenient to car, walking distance of
 business centre, Northside. Price s265O.
 We have others that will suit any res 9qurement, as to price, terms. size or To- cation, so try
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03

s16O0-6 room house. all outhouses, nice lot, three blocks from car line; Saoo cash, balance to suit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
FOR RENT
wOODI,AWN

 610O 1st avenue, furnace, 10 rooms, mod ern, $40
 l15 North 61st street, rooms. modern, S25.
 117 North 61st street. rooms. modern, ST .50
 130 Church street. 6 rooms. modern, $20 5104 Sd ave, north, rooms, modern, $25 131 Halstead street, 6 rooms, modern, SIS. 124 South 63d street, rooms, modern. $l0 5037 1st avenue, 10 rooms. modern, $30 1906 list avenue, rooms modern, $2O. TITS Sloss avenue, rooms, modern, $l5. 135 Lewis street, 6 rooms, modern $20. POS, Grace street, 5 rooms, modern, $l4 6O1O 3d ave-, south, rooms. modern, &l, PA North 18th st., rooms. modern, $22S0 313 North 49th street, rooms, modern, SIS. 221 North 6Sth street, 5 rooms, modern, $10. 239 N. old 50ths street. 6 rooms. modern. sS. coos Sd ave, south, rooms. modern. s17.5O.
 z SOUTHSIDE. 1131 11th street, 10 rooms, modern, $46. 2915 Juniper avenue, 10 rooms, modern, $50. 292O Juniper avenue, 8 rooms. modern, $45. 1919 11th avenue, rooms. modern. s35. 1905 18th avenue, rooms, modern, $26.
 NORTHSIDE- 73S Fist st. (Oct D, rooms, modern, s26.5o. 150S 18th street, rooms, modern, $15. S15 3d avenue, rooms modern, SIS. 1920 Williams street, g rooms, modern, $18 1117 23d st. (Oct. D. rooms, modern, $40. 1409ih Tuscaloosa avenue, 6 rooms, mod ern, SIP.
 13O Almond street Popular). rooms. modern, $15.
 1429, between Almond . and Walnut, 6 rooms, modern, SIS. 1419 Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms, mod ern, $20
 1415 Tuscaloosa avenue, 5 rooms. modern, $17.50. 12 Oak street. 5 rooms. modern, $16.
 STORES 2019 3d avenue, 25x140, one of the best To- cations in town, $250 731 2d avenue, 2Sx54 good location, $45. For further information call our real es- tate man, "Mr. Gaines," who will take pleasure in showing them to you. We await your call" Gibson Insurance & Realty Go. Fire Insurance. Real Estate and Rentals.
 PIG North Fist Street Bell Phone 27S5. Peoples Phone 27S5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
FOR RENT NOW
NORTHSIDE.

NORTHSfDE. x-330-S rooms. 17O4 14th ave. X s45--S rooms. 1201 N. 12th street k$12'50--4 rooms. SIT Ed ave. ] s15--6, rooms, 1920 Copeland ave. S40-S rooms. 227 12th ave, north. S27.5o-s rooms, 1s0S Rush ave. s25-s rooms, 1929 N 12th ave sS0-S rooms, 1905 N 18th street. ,s30--7 rooms, 1925 18th aye S12-4 rooms, 1923 N 18th street. s25-7 rooms. 1521 9th ave. north. S11-4 rooms, 1717 Allen st. $25--9 rooms, 1907 Allen st. SIP 5O--5 rooms, 1915 N Walker street. s11-S rooms, 1916 N. 18th street. ss5-S rooms, 1869 Rrsh ave. october. S27 .50--7 rooms, 1881 N. 17th street. S30-7 rooms 1129 N. 11th st. $25-S rooms, 1726 14th ave. s45-9 rooms. 2315 7th ave. $lS-5 rooms, S19 3d ave.
 SOUTHSIDE s1S-7 rooms, 52O S. 27th street s4O-Apartments; 6 rooms. 1911 s. 18th street. ss5-s rooms, S22 s. 21st st. s45-s rooms, 292O Juniper ave. $75--S rooms, Cullom Flats. s70-S rooms, Cullom Flats. $52. 50-S rooms, 2232 Sycamore st. $50-S rooms, 1217 s. 18th st. s2250-S rooms, 27l4 Ave. F. $75--12 rooms, 90S 18th ave. S275o-7 rooms, 1900 Ave. I. ,S20--7 rooms, S14 S. 10th st. S5O-9 rooms, 1715 11th ave, south. f$11-4 rooms. 615 s. 22d st. SAT ,5O--7 rooms, 1404 St. Charles st. ss-4 rooms, 715 S. 31st st. S11 .50--6 rooms, 611 S. 33d street. $5O-S rooms. h214 Maplewood ave- nue, new. WEST END. sfS--s rooms. 309 Elyton street. s1S-5 rooms 215 s. Hawkins st. s22. .50--5 rooms, TOP Tuscaloosa ave. s15-6 rooms, 921 Sd ave, between Pearl and Vine streets. $20--7 rooms, Randolph street, Beverly Place.
 s15-6 rooms, Randolph street, Beverly Place.
 2.50-5 rooms, 11o Oak street. $17 50--5 rooms, 1909 Cotton ave- $35--S rooms, 51S Princeton ave- 2 s2O-6 rooms, cor. Alabama ave. and Col lege st., Princeton
 wOODLAwN. s20--6 rooms, 51st street and Sd ave. s10-5 rooms 5S12 2d>ave., north $25--6 rooms, 6011 1st ave. s1S--5 rooms, 122 Myth street s25-7 rooms, 593O Sd ave, north. 17.50--5 rooms 920 N. 51st street. s30-9 rooms, 5037 1st ave-, north. s15-5 rooms and bath, 136 Edmond street East Woodlawn. $22. .5O--5 rooms. 61oS 3d ave, South Woodlawn.
 s175O-6 rooms, e11o Sd ave, South Woodlawn.
 sl75o-s rooms, sl1o Sd ave-, South Wood lawn
 s1S-s rooms, 4SO4 Ed avenue, north. $15-5 rooms, 139 Edmunds street. 9gf115o-5 rooms, large lot. 6525 Underwood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03
Business Property
 For Rent

For Rent 1908 1st ave-, 15x100 s9O. 21O5 1st ave, $l00. 2107 1st ave- (and basemenp, Sl25. TOP 1st ave, 25x140, stories, $l2o 1899 1st ave, $l15. 2105-7 1st ave. $225. 1912 2d ave, 25X140, $40 731 Ed ave, store and rooms, S5o. 16OS 2d ave, 25x1Oo $a5. 221S 2d ave-, 25x142, story, $l2o. 21O5 2d ave, 25xT0, 3 story, NO. 1720 2d ave, $17o. 2l23 3d ave, 25xi4O, $125. 2211 3d ave, s125. PLY 3d ave. $1o0. 2024 3d ave-, $l75. 24oS 4th ave, 2Ox40 (approx.), $35' 2fO 4th ave-, 2Ox4O (approx), S35. 1904 4th ave, Qx5o. SEQ 1906 4th ave-, 2Ox5o, S50. \ 1908 4th ave, 20x50, $50. 1910 4th ave, 2Ox1O0, 2d floor, 55. 1704 4th ave, October 1, s75. 1913 4th ave, 34xSO, story, $12o. 1917 4th ave, $l00. 1919 4th ave-, $lo0. 1902 9th ave, $40. 1706 9th alley, warehouse, stable, S20 / 1902 Huntsville ave, S25. 2314 Fist ave, 37X60, S75. 2417 Morris ave, warehouse, 1o0x1S3, Sl50 101 18th st.. 25x50, $50. 4l2-14 2oth st., $250. 1901 24th st.. store and rooms, $3S. 2O9-11 2Sth st., warehouse, $75. Second and third floors over 2D13 Third avenue, 25x14O each, elevator. Fine for storage or warehouse. Ave A and 23d st.. yard and warehouse,
 $50 17O1 Ave. A, stable and warehouse, s2o0. 1908 Ave D, garage, s100. SIS 20th st., $50. 2f goth street, s75. 12 goth street, $225. 202f1s Sd ave. large hall, $50 2o24ls Sd ave-. large offices. $40.
 QIeat furnished)
 We have other desirable To- cations, and can put you where you would like to go. See us.
 IEMISON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 COMPANY
 an N- aos- ST
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-03

|-sa aaa -1 r.|ft s42OO-9 room story, furnace heated house, best residence section in North Birmingham; modern; terms reasonable; one block of car line s1O5O-4 room house and bath. 11s blocks of car line; lot 5Ox140; near school and churches; terms.
 s96oo-6-room house, lot Sox16O adjoining new park; terms to suit. $1O50-11 acre truck farm, all in cultiva- tion; 5 miles north of a good road, fine well of water; two room house and barn; terms.
 s24O0-120 acres 91a miles from Bessemer; good country house, fine spring, land all level and produces well. See us for real estate in North Birming- ham; we have some special bargains. We are agents for North Birmingham Land company. We will be glad to show you what we have. List your houses that are vacant and we will rent them for you, as they are in great demand
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
SAN FRANCISCO SCHEME
lsnriugfeld RenubIlcanl

One notable result of the Panama. Pacific exposition is 10 be Q move mcnt for beautifying the streets of San Francisco which it Is believed will transform the city during the next four years. The work will be under the direction of the outdoor art league oS the California club which will begin by improving the street in front of it's own club house, and dc what t can to persuade other property owners Co adopt q consisf ent style of decoration, California b fortunate in climate which makes possible very sumptu5us embellish- ment of flowers and foliage, but care is tc be taken not to ovcrdo in this respect, and ample space will be left for pedestrians. Prizes will be offer ed 10. encourage xiRdow boxes, hich are regarded as especially iinr ortant because there are 30 mauy apartment houses. eight or ten stories high These will be covered from top Co bottom with swing viues and flower. ing scrubs. San Francisco missed one great opportunity in not reform ing it's street plan after the earth quake: it will have a chance now to see what it can dc with the cid plan
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
THE ATTACHMENT
 OF \ WATCH FOB

A unique attachment sale vas held yesterday. conducted by OMccr C. N. Thomas. The hhE or ehielest value was siN-shilline krUegcr piece, a valuable msmento Of the Transyaal republic, of which Paul :IrueEcr was the first and only president
 The coin was attached t0 a watch chain composed of olid gold nuggets from the South African gold fiGids notwithstanding the value of tine coin and chain as relics, the article brought only S16 at the sale. A suit case cou- tainiu- clothes was sold at the same time. bringing S6
 The sale was made under an attach meui issued against one W. 3 Hughes, miner, who formerly resided in Bis lee but is now at &aEOlgri- SOuC rs. The attachment was issued 10 saiigiy a claim Of d boarding house pcopric. tor The reverse side Cf the silver com shows a likeness of IresiGent Paul Erueger, of inc Trau5vaal re- public
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

The man who writes in ragtime strain vii i.' men views with arIU---- ------- --- -Intins Of the coon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
SONG SERVICE TONIGHT
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

A song service Rill be held at the Presbyterian church of the Covenant this evening The follOWipy wiu. be the order ol service
 Organ prelude Evening" Beethoy- en.
 Hymn No. G60
 Psalter and response, pRrayaT
 Anthem. Honor and Glory. M. Costa
 Scripture reading
 Bass soio, A. J. Kisseiberg.
 Quartette, Lead Kindly Lisht :" Dudley Buck.
 Announcements
 Anthem, Resurrection, IT, 5. Shel- Icy.
 Mrs. ! J. Harrington. soloist.
 Onertory and response, Large, p Handel
 Quartette. .I Win Lay Me Down" !" Abt. Mrs. c. o. Rhodes, soloist Sermon.
 Anthem, The Radiant Morn" Weed ward
 Benedictiou.
 Organ postlude, March PentiGcal," Gcunod
 The choir Mrs. ,. J. Harrington, Mrs. w. II. Roberts sopranos; Mrs. d. P Williamson. Mrs. G O Rhodes, altos; Owen Dun. ] P Williamson, teuors; Lee Blair, A. !, Kisselzerg, bassos. F, R. Reynolds organist