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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
MODEL SCHOOL IN
DISTRICT Is
County Superintendent Finds
Progressive Atmosphere in
School Circles South Of the
City.

A modern. comfortable, well equip
ped and entirely up-tO-date cement
block school house. constructed by
some twenty-five families az a cost Of
$4,000 Is what County superintendent
~ schools Atanasio Montoya feuni
this week on paying o Visit 20 tao
school In district 10. south u. the Rio
Grnnde Industrial school and about
four miles from Albuquerque. This
school house. the NEST modern OF
country schools in BeFnaliao county,
Is IN the district which ~ Installing
the electric pumping Tor irrigation
system and a community Of vide
awake progressive farmers. Tie vail
ley here Is aparselY settled al yet
many OF the tweuiy-four pupils enc
relied here having 10 come on horse
back for a mile Oh two, bur the SUI
pefintendent found conditions splcn-
did, the work 81 the highest class, and
Il progressive and ambitious spirit
which Is an that could hc desired Mrs.
Grimm is the teacher here and the
commodious building gives her plenty
OF room, In fact there 81 room for
twice the enrolment so conditions
here are apt 90 be pretty satisfactory
f0r a year OF two ahead. The scnool
census gives 81 persons of school age,
which Is evidently too large. IN tails
discreet. the ATTENDANCE being less than
a third of that number
That this ano little building with
It's equipment complete cost only
3. 600 IL must interesting IN contrast
10 come Of the districts where much
money has been spent with nothing
like The results 90 show for the ex-
penditure. The difference between
this building and tho ramghackle
mukeshifi now used Ia the more im-
pOrtant district 0f narcias right iu
Albuquerque ie most Impressive ana
the visit OF MIR. Montoyn 20 district 81
has rcdoublod dis determination %
see that a change - brought about ln
Bnrelas and that modern buiidins
with iigat and ventilation and up-to-
date equipment takes the place OF the
modelled" ola adobe dwelling now
used IN a district where their d ~
OF money 20 build buliding ana a
large school populations Tint ia oadly
in need 0f efficient education.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

port 81 bonsca who stand for what is
worst IN cur political llfe."
Mexico Ciiy-ia reply % Taft note.
Mexican goverumcnt refuses 20 roc
uHriSf right OF American government
10 Instruct IN ifa duties in tho olisorV-
anro 81 international law.
Fort Collins. Colo. QUO WARRANTED
proceedings insliiutea 10 Gust Mayor
Jesse Harris and several aldermen.
who Il IS claimed have ueyer taken
the oath Of office
Denter-Todny set apart BY Cover
nor shafroth az "Fire Prevention
Day" 20 be observed generally in
state.
Warrington By unanimous
consent passes bin directing thorough
Investigation into causes Of Titanic
disaster.
Kansas Csly--Oovernor Hadley Of
Missouri favors government aid I'm
building Of transcontinentai Highways.
Omahe-six Champ clark men can-
vass state 20 secure endorsement or
Missourian on Fridays primaries.
Chlcheo--C Judge Owens.
Election Commissioner Csarnecki.
sheriff thinner. ana chief OF Police
McWccncy must show cause before
Judge Mckinley why they should not
be adjudged In contempt or court as
result OF Democratic convention riot.
Ei Paso~- Bavisto. sonora, captured
by rebels after hard light. 80 being
killed aud wounded on both sides.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
DEMOCRATS TO TAKE
SOME ACTION
Meeting Of Club Called for.
Friday Night to Discuss APP
pointments Made BY Mayor
and Council.

= The Following announcement ia .
9 made hy the A Albuquerque Demo .
. cratic club, =
- A special meeting Of the Uemo. .
. cratic club has been called for to- .
= morrow. Friday evening. at .
= o'clock, IN the vacant etorer00m .
. no 100 West Gold avenue (form- =
. erly the Crystal theatar) for the .
. purpose Of giving the members OF .
. the club and Democrats IN gem .
= eral an opportunity % express =
q ing their opinion on the nppoint q
= menig made by the new city adj .
9 ministrat.0n. Every member OF =
q the olub. as well as ali other .
= Democrats are ureed TO bo pres .
= cEt, as tho action takcn at this 2
= meeting ia likely 70 lave a hear .
9 Ing on tho future % the party =
= In the city, county and atatc. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
NEARON
PUBLIC LAND
MEASURE
Bill introduced by Senator
Panky UndergOes PAIRING
Operation and Will Prob
ably Be Reported Soon.


Santa Re, y. 81, April 1S.-The
rommittee on pubic lands in the
senate reached an agreement yestcr-
day pOrnins on the bin for the con-
irol of.sthf ,fRelve niiihons auefs az
state bands The fntasuFe was intro
aueed hy senator Panty enrly IN the
session and the committee has work.
ed siendily on Il ever since. II cop-
tainad originally nlnety-ninc cinuses,
bOi Under the agreement reached yce-
terday q substitute bill viii be re-
ported containing about half that
number Of clauses aud eliminntlng
control OF tie public BUILDINGS By the
land commissioner, because Il Is boz
lieved Il would be unconstitutional 60
put such provision la the bill The
committee unanimously voted 20 turn
the bin over 20 subcommittee con-
sis,ing OF Holt. Champion. Ilfeld and
Walton 10 re-write Il in the form Of
n Substitute. This SUBCOMMITTEE has
worked over twenty-five out OF the
ninety-nine clauses and expects 20
have the substitute ready early next
week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

Il Is understood ,hht there is con-
siderable dissatisfaction among the
local Democrats regarding some Of
the city appointments particularly
that Of the city marshd. Thomas Mo
Millin and there more or less reason
10 believe that some Of the local party
leaders VIII start something e. the
meeting Friday II is understood the
meeting tomorrow wili be somewhat
IN the nature ~ an Indignation
gathering and tina, as result strong
representations viii be made to he
aldermen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
STRINGENT BILL TO
REGULATE BANKS
Measure introduced in Senate
Provides Drastic Restric-
tiOns for Financial Institu-
lions.

Especial Telegram 10 Evening Tlcrald.l
Santa re, ~ NJ, April lS.~-Dfawn
by Attorneys A. y. Renehan and y.
II. Wright Tor the state bankers assoc
citation, and being practically n codi-
flcation OF che California and Colo
RADIO laws, bill introduced In the
senate yesterday hy Mt. Holt. imposes
severe restrictions on state banking
and practically places state banks on
a par with national banks as far as
supervision n concerned II reuniresl
All banking fnsiilutipns 10 incorpof-
ate under Ncw aieNlco laws eech
bank n n4sa. anluimuin nnidalp
cash capsfni az $4,000 10 towns less
than 5000 $4,000 ~ towns Of more
than 5000. and IL inuFt MAINTAIN
a legal reserve eQual 20 20 per cent
OF Us deposits, 20 per cent o this
reserve 10 be cash on hand, while "a
addlsion. savings hanks must have
q reserve OF rs per cent.
A state bank esaminer ~ created
with $500 salary, appointed By the
governor, allowed one deputy, and
empowered with all the authority of a
national bank examiner. operating In
dependenty OF the state travelling au-
dlior, who must record al fees IN his
Office and turn them over to the
state tire surer.
All banks must be examined twice
a year and ANY time the examiner
calls for statement az the end Of
any days business II must be fur
nished In 10 dayr, aud published IN
q newspaper OF general circulation.
individuals or co-panners 10 banking
shall not use the word state" in
the firm on bank name
The state examiner may designate
: any bank which complies with GER
lain requlr6ments as reserve de-
rosiiory for ihss part OF the reserve
oi other banks not required 10 be
cash.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
GUFFY AND GAILY
DRILLING NOW
EIGHT DAYS
Pennsylvania Oil Operators
Intend to Strike a Pay
Streak If There is ANY to
Strike.

Reports from the Seven Lakes oil
field are to the effect that Guffcy
and Gaiiy. the Pennsylvania opernt-
ors. have been drllling for eight days.
including today. and that everything
Is favorable Go the drillers thus far.
The Guffey and Gaily drilling Is being
done on NE. Ia Sec. 10. +. IS ~. r.
40 W., a little 10 the southwest Of
the Brock we'll.
The Guffey and Gaily people are
determined 70 exploit the seven Lakes
field thoroughly, and u ~ underatood
they will make extended tests within
h radius Of a hundred miles Of the
place where OH was first discovered
by tho Brock outfit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
HOUSE INTERPRETER
PROVIDED FOR IN
RESOLUTION
Representative Burg Secures
Passage Of Little Item
Which is Likely to Arouse
Bitter Opposition.


Especial TeiemFnm 90 Eyening Heraldl
santa Fe. y. NJ. April iS.--As re-
suit OF the request by John Baron
Burg OF Bornaliiio county, the house
has employed an Interpreter. There
IN no provision for the payment OF
an Interpreter. and Major Lieweiiyn
yesterday introduced a resolution IN
the house providing for contingent
expenser This resolution provides
an appropriation 10 pay the expenses
Of the investigation Of the house
members acuosed OF bribery. and sew
erat other items II the resolution
passes the house. and gets 90 the sem
ate, il viii probably undergo a bitter
fight there with chances against rs
passage. IN order 10 secure money 10
pay an interpreter the house has 20
rum the ogauntletiof the senate. the
governor, the state auditor and the
state treasurer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
ne Markets


New York, Aprll lS.-4iioayy selling
lust before noon wiped out practically
all early gains Ga the stock market
today The movement had la lncep-
tlon IN reports that d hitch had come
In the negotiations between the rnll-
ways and engineers.
The sensational Feature of the
morning was furnssnod by the curb
where Old Marconi wireless shares
sold up to s225. Before noon tho
stock receded % e206.
BONDS were irregular. Prices vent
down further after midday before
the selling movement exhausted itself.
No effort was made 70 force q rally
and trading became sluggish around
the low Figures.
Dealings were nomin8l IN the af-
tocrn0on with few changes OF note
aside from Increased activity IN the
minor steel shares.
The market closed steady.
The Inevitable rearzlng on good
news followed the announcement OF
the increase IN the Amalgamated COP
per dividend 10 4 per cent and the
prices fell TO the lowest figure OF
the day Towards the end there was
an approciabls stifiening all around.
closing prices:
Call money, 2 IA as.
Prime paper, 4W4 ~.
Silver, 53 IL.
Copper si5.5OUf5.s7 %.
Mexican dollars. AZ
Tin. s4S.50d4s7O.
Lead. e410@A25.
Amalgamatad, SO 3-s.
Sugar 1893.
AtchisOn los 3-g.
Great Northern 13l s.S.
n. Y. Central Il9 ~.
Northern Pacific, 121.
Reading, 1856 ~.
Southern Pacific il2f-8.
Union Pacific, III rs.
Steel. n is.
Steel. pfd. 1i2 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
CALL FOR MEETING or BEHNAL
lilo COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL CoMMtTTrH

a meeting OF the Republican Gem
iral Committee OF The County Is hefe-
by called 20 meet az the offices Of ~
Bandera Americana, copper avenue
and Third street. Saturday morning.
Ap7il 20. 1912. at 10 o'clock Import
ant matters are 10 come before the
committee for action and ID Is there
fore urgent that every member OF the
committee who can possibly DO 10
should attend aud participate
Attest; .. \. SAINT.
Nestor Munl0ya, Chairman.
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

entirely Ignored. and itis mattor Of
common knowledgc here that ne is
out Of 81 80 far as his former organ
ization IS concerned. Under the bres-
cnt plans OF the state leaders, Is they
keep the support of the national CONF
mittoc. the two aenatOrs and the Tart
headquarters. Il Is sppsfent they VIII
have the situation well n hand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

Itching piles provoke profanity, Dut
profanity won't cure them. Deans
Ointment cures Itching, bleeding Oh
protrnding piles after years Of aut-
fering. At any drug store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

''lho klcnlOmnniac." the Ono-art
comedy TO be- presented By promi-
nont Albuquerque women "a the
Wpman'a club tomorrow afternoon,
promises 60 be one Of the most
sparkling comedy hits Of The season
ana large attendance o. expected.
Tho rehearssia. In charge OF Mrs. n.
~. norulf, have been sufficient 90
demOuElralo % the favored few who
have seen them that this Is gOine 20
he ono Of the very best entertain
ments VI the season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

Chicago, April Wheat prlres
tonki IN upward turn today az re-
suit 81 decreasing stocks AZ Liverpool
end because " smaller Argentine
shlpmenis lhan were eFpceted 0pen-
ing figures RANGED from l-f1 3-sc ID
lie higher July started a. St.06 50
1907 is, a gain ~ SIS @ y q 10 3.4W
7-sc. hut reacted 10 Si.ogM. Closing
prices were easy. with July al
&i.00 S-Si 1903 "a. a gnin of 8-Sc.
Wet, cold weather strengthened tbs
market for corn. 5uiy opened ESQ
i-fc % a-e0 isc up al ~ s-kcm
"a 5-sc and seemed Inclined 90 keep
within those limits. The close WIS
weak at 20 7-SW 7sc for July. a loss
OF ] Lac net.
The fact that offerings Of oats
proved 10 be only scattered allowed
that cereal 90 climb. July started
i-fW rs higher az "a a-tf s5c. and
ateadied al 81 5-sW54 s-sc.
Provisions assembled owing 70 the
upward tendency Of grain and hogs.
initial transactions varied from last
nights level 20 i7hc above, with
September delivery sls.3Bml7.s0 for
pork. s1o.Gs@ 1a.e71s for lard ana
$lof7M for ribs.
Closing prices:
Wheat May. tii2 IL; July.
si.0s SIS.
Corn-May u s-s@77Ac; Juiy.
7b lisa 76c,
Oats May. 81 i-fc; July, So 7-se.
Pork May, sis.i2h.
Lard--May, 310.25.
Ribs-May. fa.eai.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

senator Holt introduced a bin yes
terday providing Tor a residence limit
Of only ono year ga the state AZ a
qualification for all officehoiders
aside from educators. trained nurses
and physicians.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
NOTICEl

The water will be turned off
tomorrow morning from 3 a.
m. to 8 p. m. on FinIt street
south; Second street, south ;
Central avenue. west to Sixth
street; and Gold avenue west
to Thru street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
"A
Record
Breaking
Sale

1t was a very successful and
satisfactory sale again last
evening-probably the best
since the sale opened.
To quote from a well known
advertiser, There's a Reason"
The reason undoubtedly is
that one customer at this auc-
tiOn sale brings another. In
other words our pleased and
satisfied customers are our
best advertisement and carry,
far and wide, the news Of the
fairness and genuiness Of this
sale. An auction sale Of strict
ly modern goods where every
thing offered for sale is sold
without reserve to the best
bidder cannot fail to attract
buyers. This is precisely what
we set out to do at this sale
and what we are doing.
We have plenty of seats for
the ladies, and as the evenings
are not unpleasantly warm
just now, a visit to the HiokOx
auction stock 4 something you
should not miss.
Please remember that moth
ing Of the magnificent and
modern stock is reserved and
that everything sold is guar
anteed 70 be exactly as repre-
sented.
The positive guarantee,
backed up by more than a
score Of years Of fair, square
dealing, means much to the
purchaser at this sale.
On the last day Of this sale
which we will announce as
soon as enough Of the goods
has been sold to permit us TO
know it, we will give away
absolutely FREE a $4,000
genuine DIAMOND RING. No
strings to it, and you don't
have to buy anything to get
it. Tickets win be given free
for the Diamond Ring to all
persons attending the sales,
whether they buy or not and
we give tickets at every ses.
sion each day. Each day you
will get one ticket at each ses-
sion you attend, so the more
sales you attend the more
chances you will have to be
the happy owner Of the beau
tiful genuine $4,000 Diamond
Ring.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

See the handsome young widow IN
1.-THE Kieptomaniao" at the Woman's
club tomorrow afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

"The Kleptomaniac" az tho wom-
ans club Friday. rs cents TO an.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

New York. April ls-~cetton. spot,
closed steady five points higher: mid
ding upiands, ii.s5; middllng gulf.
1870. sales, 100 bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

Come out and enjoy aood play to-
morrow afternoon at tbs Woman'H
club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

The comedy az the Woman's club
win be entertaining and refreshing,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

Chicago. April fs.-ACattie RE-
ceiris 2.500. market steady; baeves.
g5.0O@G75: 1exas steers. $4,000
5.i0; mackers and feeders. $4,000
g.s5; cows and hclfera. ss.e5@ 7.ssi
calves. Ss.00n7.Ts.
> Hogs Receipts $4,000: market
steady 20 shade higher; light. s7.s5
srs.02h mixed. 1850 s,i0; heavy.
$7.7O@S.12h; rough. tq.gO0 7.sb;
pigs. $4,000 1856; bulk OF sales. 1895
"a sos.
sheep Receipts 10000; market
steady TO shade higher; native, tf.00
MG.50; western. ft.25646.95. YEAR
iings. &s.90I7.2s: native lambs, 1876
WTS5. Western lambs, s5.s0@ss0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
rILEs Quilted IN ) To q DAYs

Your druggist wiz refund money n
PAzo OINTMENT falls 20 cure any
oase of Tiehlng, Blind, Bleeding or
ProtrndinR Piles IN 8 to ~ days. SOC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
THE KLEPTOMANIACp
WILL BE WINNER

s'ievcrcst Amateur Talent in city %
formanoc Tomorrow Afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

sc. Louis Wool.
-. Louis. April ISL Wool steady;
territory and western mediums. isW
tsc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

1t was a very successful and
satisfactory sale again last
evening-probably the best
since the sale opened.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-06
MIME. CARRIE BRIDEWELL
 RETIIRNS TO THE STAGE

Those who have followed the mus sicaI career of Carrie fSridewell-later Mrs Benedict of New York-wil1 be Interested in the later news of the former Birmingham girl who won fame as a singer. A musical journal or the week has this note with photograph of the handsome contralto:
 Mime. Carrie Bridewell, the contralto, who retired from the operatic and con cert stage four years ago, has been prevailed upon to resume her actiV- ities as a singer in opera, concerts, re- citals or oratorios. Mrse. Brideweh IS a former member of the Metropolitan Onera company Mmo. Sembrich ad- vised her to take up an operatic career and became so interested in her thac she persuaded Maurice Grau to engage Mme Bridewell for the Metropolitan. There she made her first appearance in "The Magic Flute" in an all-star cast that included Mines. Sembrich, Eames Ternina. Scheff and M. M. Ed ouard de Reszke, Dippel and Campanari She was engaged for three years at the Metropolitan opera house and during that period was heard in such roles as Ortrud Siebel, Amneris, Erda. Lola in "Cavalleria Rusticana," Maddalena in "Rigolleto." Stephano in Romeo ct .Iuliette." Urbano in Les Hughenots' and the Shepherd in "Tannhauser." At the end of these three seasons Mime. Bridewell went to Berlin to study and while there was engaged to sing at the Royal opera house, and in Vienna, Rreslau. Olmutz and in London at Co., vent Garden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-06
MIR. ERSkfNE RAMSAY A HOST AT DINNER

Another beautiful pre- -nuptial event complimenting two brices-elect was MT.
 Frskine Ramsay's dinner last evening. His hospitality was extended at the Bachelors home on Highland avenue, where the most thoughtful and beau tlful arrangements had been made for the entertainment of Mir. Ramsay s guests. A table of handsome appoint ments was surrounded by the guests ot honor and their attendants-Miss Mary Ruth McLester and Mir. Andrew Car negie Ramsay, Miss Mary Kinney and Mir Alburto Martin Throck kmorton
 Miss Marianne Hamilton, Miss Marguer-
 te Howell of Dayton, O., Miss Ellen
 Percy, Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Ethel Tathem of Chicago, Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Fredrka Ferguson. Miss Fanny Dunn MT. and Mrs. Robert McLester, MT and Mrs Culpepper Exum. MT. and Mrs John Geizer, Mir N. l.. Steele, MT
 Robert Currey. Mir. Robert Brown, MT
 Murray Brown, MT. Hubert Kinney, MT Jelks Cabaniss, MT. Mudd Martin, MT William Dunn. MT. Beach Chenoweth
 MT William Callahan of Kansas City
 MT Smith Cullom, MT. and Mrs. Munro Laniar, MT. Valentine kolb, MT. Henry Gray, Jr.. MT. and Mrs. William Muod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-06
MISS ELLEN PERCY
 HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON

At the Country club yesterday MISS Ellen Percy was a hostess In compll- ment to Miss Mary Kinney and Miss Elizabeth Morris, two of the most pop ular among the eoterie of spring brides. The bridesmaids attendant upon each bride-elect was in the party and this brought into the circle seated about the table In the private dining room 20 of the prettiest girls in society.
 Rarely has one of the club tables looked so lovely. In the center was a wonderful ornaments princess basket filled with pink roses and clusters of Illuminated grapes. The lights were shaded with blossoms and on the back of every chair was a corsage cluster of sweet peas bearing the card of her who was expected to wear it. Easter lilies raised their heads from tall stems in graceful epergnes and pink tulle matched the Killarney rosebuds in fol- lowing the bridal colors. A sumptu- ous luncheon was served to the fol- lowing guests:
 Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Ethel Tathem, Miss Mar guerite Howell, Mrs. Culpepper Exum Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Joy Tomlinson, Miss Gamaliel Dixon. Miss Margaret Latady Mrs Viola Walker, Miss Mabe Wheelock, Miss Kathleen Stringfeilow and Miss Ellen Percy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-06

foux, harp; Mir. Burnes, clarionet; MT. Manley, cello: Mir Green, bass violin; MT. Manley, cornet; MT. Culver, horn; MT. Holmburg trombone. The programme in- cludes:
 Druids s Prayer, orchestra and organ. Vente, chorus, orchestra and organ. Violin solo, Simple Avue, Miss Cheno- weth.
 Quartet, "Magdalene,' Mrs. Stephenson, Miss Tau MT. Eastburn, MT. Earl. Contralto, solo, "The Resurrection" Mrs Mullen.
 The Angel, ladies' voices, Mrs Stephen son, Miss Wiley, Miss Taul; harp accom- paniment
 Harp solo, Mrs. Chalifoux.
 Duet, Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. Forney
 Chorus, "As It Began To Dawn," or chestra and organ.
 Recessional, orchestra and organ.