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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

sl500-GREAT BARGAIN IN A BUILD
ING LOT ON 9TH EAST, 50X14s
5000 BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON eth
EAST, FACING LIBERTY PARK.
50Xl40 FEET TO ALLEY. CAN
MAKE TERMS TO SUIT.
s25o0-I.RoC.o.M BRICK, RICK, 10 LOT IT., 49ixlI5
FEET. on on ri, STH SOUTH; $50 $500
$780, ROOM PR. BRICK. MODERN.
GARAGE. EAST elDG; -JI \
1S2 FEET. $1,000 CASH, BAL
ANCE TO SUIT
s4Ooo-6- ROOM PR. BRICK. MODERN,
TWO TORY WITH CNS ANb
SEWER CONNECTIONS. ON
N f.. BENCH. $500 CASH.
BALANCE ON EASY TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
&c West 3rd SO.
Phones lI3.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUsERS.

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
Vacant and improved bushes
and semi business speculative
and suburban properties. resi-
dences. flats, terraces. industrial
and business blocks for sale In
all parts OF the city,
$4,000.
5-room brick cottage, south
east: lot 50xli0 feet TO an alley.
close 10 good school, Terms,
$3.50 cash, balance like rent.
$500
T-room. history, brick. close
in. on the south side: lot i1ixtl5
feet. Terms OF $500 cash, balance
monthly.
$4,000.
New flve-room modern brick
cottage, southeast. Vety easy
terms can he arranged on This.
s1100.
Vacant lot on 9th East between
9th and 10th South. Terms TO
suit; 6 per cent interest.
$1,000.
South front lot OH 18th avenue:
lot i0xll5 feet To an alley.
5000.
Lot 5ox14O feet on Princeton
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FOR a QUICK SALE,
. t-room mod. brick on gth *. near 5tb
East, s3l5o, 10 acres choice land for
MAHAN INVESTMENT co.
213 So. w, Temple.
Phones IA b19Tl
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EERE ARE THE REASONS:

THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
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Sroom modern pressed brick
house, just completed. on 9th
East. paved street. close in, sew
er and sidewalk paid. large lot, .
fun stories. lower floor finished all
in hardwood. Cement porch and
steps. \ beautifully built-in china
cabinet, elegant ma ntel. full base
ment. furnace, cost $1,000 TO build.
Lot worth Si50G. Money must be
raised on il and $500 takes IL;
$3.50 cash, balance monthly pay
nlents .. -......... $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

EAST BENCH BARGAIN
broom. modern brick, with basement
oarn, shade and lawn $3700; $500 cash
go per month. or will trade for acre
age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

First--The building of the American
Womens League chapter clubhouse IN
Douglas park. on 18th East and 9th So.
with over 500 members
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

6-room house. on west side.
which II on the cast side would
bring twice the money. All
large rooms and in good condi-
iion. We are under contract TO
sell IL in 30 days time for this
price; 500 cash. SIS a month.
$3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT co.
35t Main st. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

FARMS
NOW is the time 10 look them up. We
nave all kinds and prices on easy terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMpRovED


'~"~~>@-~>~-~0~-~-----~~~~
BIGGEST HOUSE
BARGAIN
IN
SALT LAKE CITY.
$3.50 CASH
WILL TURN THE DEAL.
Red pressed brick, rooms
pest bath and plumbing fixtures:
an modern except furnace:
la"ns, trees. shrubbery; near 9th
East paving, on tIth South:
large lot; pleasant surroundings:
convenient inside arrangement:
nantel good light fixtures; built
Tor present owner about four
years ago: owner must sell quick,
nence sacrifice. Will accept
1880 cash. $4,000 I per cent
mortgage. To be paid as you
wish. House and lot worth over
$4,000.
Call Monday morning
hiMBAl-l. d RICHARDS,
Land Merchants"
oS Main, Salt Lake City.
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FOR SALE-G-R ROOM FRAME HOUSE
also lot with 10 IT. frontage. shade and
fruit trees, 30 H. OF sheds; Will sell for
cash at a bargain, or make terms. See
owner. S33 l.. Chase Ct, bet. Sth and 9th
South. b1SSS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO,
32 Main st.
Builders OF Durable Houses"
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a. y. HUMPHREYS.
Bell 3l33. as w. End South ST. Ind sl3I
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The above are but few OF the hun
dreds of bargains we have TO offer. Call
at office II this list does not contain
what you want.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

CLOSE-IN LOT.
3'tXio, sewer paid; $3.50 cash.
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4oXl00 BROOKS AVE. CHEAP. Il. II.
sos George. Phones 1887, e1SST
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S10O0

$4,000.
5-room brick cottage, south
east: lot 50X1i0 feet TO an alley.
close 10 good school. Terms,
$3.50 cash, balance like rent.
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HAVE NAM 0IHERS ALL. KINDS
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
\ RICHTER. 72 SOUTH MAIN ST.
PHONES 6a1.
NOTE THE NEW LOCATION.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
"~o-o~o-~~-~o-o-~~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~~~-o~------~o-~~~~~
vance March 1st is per cent. Buy now
and take the sure profit In
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION.
ON THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH
Do you know that within rlve years
so;ogo people WIN be living on the great
southeast bench. between 9Th and 18th
south and east OF 18th East?
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
EERE ARE THE REASONS:
First-The building of the American
Women's League chapter clubhouse in
Douglas park. on 18th East and 9th So.
with over 500 members
Second-Thc building OF the half mil
lion dollar east side high school at 18th
East and 9th South.
Third-A new double track car line To
be extended this year,
Ia NI,,,, of . Uacf-
Minister colleges, and the building Of an
other at 18th East 1lth South
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
Fifth-Thc building OF the new All
Hallows college at 10Th East and 10th
Souu..
SlXth-The extension of the high line
boulevard across the reservation and run
ming on 18th East To 11th South. This
Will eventually be the nnest scenic drive
IN the west.
Serenth-Thc sale up TO date OF nearly
loOO building sites for residences.
Elghth-The ideal location command
Ing grand view Of city. valley and
mountains.
Ninth--The pure fresh air and cool
N@''JSh oiSScSos
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
Tenth-rhe close proximity to the busi-
ness section, which IS growing fast In
that direction.
Eleventh-The grading and curbing OF
streets, the laying of sidewalks, gas and
water mains and the extension OF both
telephone systems.
Twelfth-The low prices and easy
terms on which these lots can be obtained
NOW.
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
free auto ride to University Heights.
located in tho very center OF these i'm
provements, Will convince the most skep
teal that the one best place to live is
the SOUTHEAST BENCH. Watch II
grow, and remember our words: .'30. 900
PEOPLE WITHIN FIVE YEARS"
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
MEEKS e. MCCARTNEY,
Owners OF University Heights,
21o and 211 BOSTON BUILDING,
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH
HAWKE & wICKNG, Special Agents.
Bell 2622. Ind. ss2.
THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

Very fine flat site on East
Third South. Price and terms
right.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

THE GREAT SOUTHEAST BENCH.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRovE1

ZEAL ESTATE-IMPROVE
~-~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~-~~
BROOM MODERN HOUSE. 50xl95 FIT.
lot. Owner leaving town. Will sacri-
1Gs-K. tN'eN sH'e Se' p'''"e biSss
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NINTH EAST CORNER.

NINTH EAST CORNER.
63xl70 feet in fruit trees, all bear
ing-sidewalk and street pavement taxes
fully paid-s1500 Terms. Or for $1,000
cash down payment will build home TO
suit owner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

4ba Third ave.-5-room, modern home,
Well built; all special taxes paid This
property must be seen TO appreciate Its
value. Don't fail TO see Il IL you are
interested. 5000. Terms.
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PHONES did3.
SO MAIN ST.

THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

zDMAL REALTY & TRUST CO.,
y {, so. TEMPLE ST.
HF-ElTHER PHONE-4567.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

rL0AN ON BUSINESS PROPERTY
DO BIG FOR US TO HANDLE.
Ls0 LOAN MONEY TO BUILD
|zlES BLOCKS, APARTMENT
ts OR HOMES OF ALL KINDS
|EE CITY.
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5000.
Lot 50xli0 feet on Princeton
avenue. south front. close TO 9th
East street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

B HAyE SCORES OF CUSTOMERS
D flRNs AND RANCHES IN ALL
|Es OF UTAH. IDAHO AND AD-
DIG STATES. If YOU WANT TO
y TOURS. LIST 1T WITH US.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

room. modern. two-story brick
bungalow style, 3 rooms up and rooms
down; two sets Of plumbing throughout:
beamed ceilings. mission fireplace, and
bath. toilets and washstands on both
floors. Furnace heat Located on cor
ner. with south and east fronts on 9Th
ave. This is another very attractive
offer. Terms can be arranged to suit.
Price $500
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$1,000.
South front lot on 18th avenue.
lot i0xll5 feet 10 an alley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

"a CABIN AND GODS ACRE ALL
your own are better than an imitation
palace owned by the other fellow"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

Facing south, on 9Th ave. overlooking
the beautiful Salt Lake City and valley.
the air is pure and wholesome. we have
swell 6-rm., all modern home. contain
Ing bath. toilet, hot-air heat, fine man
tel, etc. Just the place you have been
looking for. We can arrange satisfac-
tory down payment. and monthly Install
ments Will handle the balance. Price
<.50n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

.xcellent black soil on main
r blocks from good schools.
I've etc, and just outside the
-. nne of the most prosperous
~ southern Idaho. Full water
p inst enough slope to sub-irri-
scrss alfalfa. and most all eX-
=, annie trees. sugar beets, grain.
rs,ss =. good granary, sheds. excel
n - and ell fenced. $4,000; part
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S1l00
Vacant lot on 9Th East between
9th and 10th South Terms TO
suit; 6 per cent interest.
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$500.
I-room. history, brick. close
in. on the south side: lot iliN1l5
feet. Terms of $500 cash, balance
monthly.
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CAPITOL HILL.
oNli rods. beautiful lot. Price s35O0 0
Good terms.
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SOUTHEAST HOUSE BARGAIN.
Good room brick. lot 150x125; side
walks. shade and fruit trees. A fine
$500 cash.
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i,e05jJ
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$4,000.
New five room modern brick
cottage, southeast. Very easy
terms can be arranged on this.
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Southenst-5-room. new. modern bun
gaiow; cement basement. cement waiks
y bargain at $4,000; S200 cash..
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oOx16O 10 alley. Price s200000 Al
fenced and some fine shade trees
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.,mc kind OF land In same
frss GOOD water right House.
r az ar houses and chickens, ce-
: cichsn roam horses, wagon, sulky
y dsss aiaws harrow. seeder and 9TH
|bsd pys 500 young fruit trees,
20 spberries and other small
|f.tTe fall wheat and consider
b J IN @ Moved. $4,000; easy terms,
~ rart city property
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! b, 80
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II .,o,lent fruit land. s, e.. two
sfts eNseet car and railroad sta
4 hon ro,,m house. barn. chicken
gsa gssSarral. cemen5ed has, eis,ern; ana yeang pong
9 sis $500: easy terms or eN-
r. ciiy property.
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A free auto ride to University Heights.
located in the very center OF these I'M
provements, will convince the most skep-
tical that the one best place to live Is
the SOUTHEAST BENCH. Watch II
grow, and remember our words: $50, 900
PEOPLE WITHIN FIVE YEARS"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

2ix7. right -ofway. on Bird South;
all paving. sewer and sidewalks paid,
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6-room house. northeast bench. abso-
iuteiy modern. Price was s500O.00 We
ask only s5250. 00
KELLY -MONTROSE. BROKERS,
20l2 Mcintyre Bldg.
bl9ai
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[, ,sAIE-RLAL ESTATE
,sa AND ACREAGE.

rkBMS ANO1 O1@o~C~-~-~~
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S4250.
50xti0 and right-of way, corner on
Main ST. faces south and east, pave =
mcnt I'm front. Cheap.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-06
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Westminster league OF West
minister church Will hold the annual
business meeting and election OF OFF,
GERS, Thursday evening. In the chapel
parlors.
An adjourned meeting OF Detroit
Presbytery will be held In the Trum-
bull-ave. church. Thursday afternoon.
At 3 o'clock. for the examination OF
three candidates TO the ministry. IL
these are accepted an ordination ser
vice will be held In the evening.
The Rev. w II. Jameson. OF Bir-
mingham, Mich., Will address the Pres
byterian ministers in the regular
weekly meeting. Monday morning In
the First Presbyterian chapel, on IRE
cent Books Helpful to the Preacher"
The Rev. A. Danskin. euIIor OF the
Michigan Presbyterian, who met with
painful accident several weeks ago.
which confined him TO his home, Is so
far recovered that he has resumed
work at his editorial desk.
The Rev. David l. Sutherland Will
preach on "One Thing" Sunday morn
ing. in Calvary church. and on The
Healing serpent In the evening.
the morning and ty chorus choir In
the evening The Y. p = G. T.. viii
meet Sunday evening at 6:4o O'Clock.
The Rev. Edward Edgar Hill. OF
Mccormick t h Q % og ca seminary.
Chicago, will occupy the pulpit OF the
ing. and will make a brief address
during the musical vesper service at
o'clock. The Church OF Tomorrow
TO meet In Newberry chapel at 8
o'clock, Will hold debate, "ResoIved
That the Bible should be read In the
public schools OF Detroit" All classes
in the Peoples institute have been
closed for the summer months The
Rev. A. IA. Barr. the former pastor Of
the church. will preach his first SER
mon in his new charge In Baltimore,
Md, Sunday morning.
The Rev. Edward H. Pence VIII
preach In the Forrest. church sunday
morning. on The Bibles Unconscious
Influence" and. In the evening. on TN
formed Character" The Young Peo-
pies meeting Sunday evening, in the
church house, at $50 o'clock. will be
I'm charge OF Miss Rose owen and
Charles Meagher. and the topic will be
The Life OF Joseph" The Women's
association will meet Monday after
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lesson for May 18th.
the International Press
Question Club

OF Isaiah, emblematic OF?
Q2D What actually transpires In a
mans spiritual nature, when he comes
to God for the pardon OF his sins?
QS) What reason is there 10 think
that angels, or spirits, have anything
TO do with the salvation, or the spirit
ual comfort OF men and women today!
Q4) Verse S-What class OF men
and women does God need, and call TO
be missionaries
Q5) What are the indications that
God is calling today, with a loud voice,
for missionaries? (This Is one OF the
questions which may be answered In
writing by members Of the club
Q6.) Is II possible for any person
TO be in harmony with God who Is not
willing TO be missionary, or TO sup
port a missionary, II the Lord should
so demand?
Q7) What reasons are there TO
conclude that IL is the duty OF pastors
In these days. TO look out for suitable
young men, and call them TO mission
airy work?
QS) Verses 9-l0-The prophet was
being sent TO people familiar with
Gods message, and hardened In sin;
what is generally the doom OF such
| people?
Q9l What is the use OF continuing
TO preach to gospel hardened peo-
pie?
(20.) When sinners hear the call OF
God TO repentance, and heed 1t not,
what change takes place in them for
! better or worse?
(2l.) Verses ll-lS-It is very trying
to preach without results, but Is
there anything in this story TO indi-
cate that In time faithful servant OF
God will surely cause some TO hear
and turn 10 the Lord?
Lesson for Sunday, May 21st., 1911,
Song OF the Vineyard. "a. Temper
! ance Lesson.) lisa. v:1-l2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-06
I LIVES SNUFFED
OUT IN mine
Father of 81 Children Among Dead
In Hartford Workings Of Republic
Steel & Iron Co.
THE KNOWN DEAD.
Edward Burska, Herbert Dover, Harry
Wharry, John Tamblyn.
THE MISSING.
Richard Yelland, sr.J william fehnha'
Aug. Frederickson.

NEGAUNEE, Mich, May 6.-A
squad Of fire fighters are penetrating
the workings of the Hartford mine
OF the Republic Iron a. Steel Co.. 10
subdue the flames, which caused the
death of seven men, yesterday. Sup
erintandent Webb, of the bureau OF
mines, at Urbana, Ills, was summon
ed by wire to the scene OF inc
disaster.
Fire broke out in the mine shortly
after q hundred miners went TO WORK
at s o'clock yesterday morning, sup
posedly from a lighted candle. The
flames gained Roadway rapidly and
the workings were soon filed Win
heavy black smoke.
A number OF the men became panic
stricken and those who persisted lost
their lives needlessly. These were Ed
Puske and Aug, Frederickson, head
timbermen. Puske was on the cage
ready TO come to the surface with
some OF the other men, but he jump
ed on again, saying he was going
back for his coat. -,
His body was found later 70 feet
from the shaft. where he had been
overcome. Frederickson was In one
OF the lower levels at the time the
men began making their escape, but
he insisted on going to the level
above, thinking he could do some
thing toward putting out the fire.
John Tamblyn, one OF the Oldest
miners employed at the Cambria
property, went underground to aid
with the rescue work, and died from
asphyxiation. Five other men among
the rescuers had close call and II
II reported that one Of them, Charles
Stanaway, may not recover.
Richard Yelland. Sr., was the
father OF n children. His SON, WI
liam, who died with him, was Is years
OF age. The mother and II children
survive.
John Tamblyn was 65 years Of age
and was married. but had no chill
dren.
Herbert Dover was As and leaves
q widow and eight children. August
Frederichson Is survived by his
widow, and three children.
Harry Wary and Ed Puske were
single.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-06
HAS
z ANNIVERSARIES
Rev. A. Homtighaus, German Luth-
eran Pastor, Observes Birthday and
Eighth Year in Detroit Same Day.

Last Monday, May-day, was note
worthy to the Rev. A. Homrlghaus'
pastor OF Messiah Lutheran church.
Toledo-ave. and the West Grand'olvd.,
as we'll as to his flock. IL marked
the eighth anniversary OF Mr.. Hor>
righaus' coming 10 Detroit as pastor,
and IL was also his birthday. The
number OF the birthday Is not given
out, because, as Mr. Homrighaus stat.
ed, churches are all looking around
for young pastors now, and they
might think | was too old for them.
That he has not passed his years OF
effective work, however, is shown by
the successful launching of the Grace
Lutheran mission, in old Fairview,
largely as a result of work by himself
and his associates The day before
his double anniversary, Mr.. Homrig-
haus had the pleasure OF installing
the Rev. J. S. Blank as pastor OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-06
WITH THE MUSICIANS

Raymond Dulitz played several
violin solos at a concert given Thurs
day evening, by Rsdeemer league, IN
Degree OF Honor hall
80
The Fort-st. Presbyterian chureh
Choral society of 80 voices will give the
we'll. known canata Queen Esther,
Friday evening, May 10, in the church
house for the benefit OF the music
fund OF the Bible school Speclal at
tention is being given TO the stase
settings and tableaux and weltRno"h
soloists will assist the chorus.
Miss Katherine Reynolds soprano,
gave a recital Thursday evening, as
sisted by Miss Ella Birdsall, 'cello'
and Miss Florence Birdsall, violin. a
pleasing number on the program was
the late Ethelbert Neyin's song Dor
is" In which Miss Reynolds had the
OF violin and cello,
by the Misses Birdsall.
80
The tenth free organ recital In the
series OF the Michigan Chapter or
the American Guild OF Organists VIII
be given by Richard E, Marston, Mon
day evening. In the First English Lu'
theran church, Mack and MI. Elliott
ayes. He will be assisted by Charles
NJ. Clohecy, basso. Mr.. Marston VIII
play compositions by Rheinberger.
Lemmens, Guilmant, Steooins ana
Gounod.
An evening of music was given
Friday evening, April 2s, by num-
Der OF pupils Of Miss Minnie @. Died
erich, In the reception rooms OF her
private school Of artistic pianoforte
playing, No. 1o3 High-st east. Those
taking part included the Misses
Josephine Aaron, Dorothy Wright,
Parker, Minna Wieneke, Lii
han LATER, Marjorie Avery. Kathryn
Alderman, Frances Milward, Norma
Schober. Muriel Starret. Hazel zum-
stein. Jennie Belle Begole. Gabrielle
Thomas, Grace Hatch, Grace Becker,