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The evening world., 1913-04-18
FEATHERWE|CHT
NEWSBOY KNOCKS
OUT TOM SHARKEY
Pugilist Dares All Corners 10
Fight and Is Put to Sleep
by 12O-Pounder.
IN A REAL RING, TOO
Former Championship Con-
Ter Misses Two Swings,
Then Goes Down.
IN A REAL RING, TOO.

Tom sharkey. former eon,ena.- o..
- heavyweight championship OF tn.
9esd' was knocked out early to-day
featherweisht newsboy. One of
~ spectators declared II was David
end Goliath over again. Whether ths.e
VII Be a return bout has not We, been
oettled. Sharkey is said to be anxious
Tor Il.
AFTER religiously sticking all night IN
- regime OF mineral waters his doc.
W.T. nave prescribed for him, Sharkcy
wes IN that reminiscent mood which his
net OF aerated water always puts him
m To the guests in the rear room Of
~ oooAe emporium at No. ia East
fourteenth street he talked OF the men
mas beaten and pointed out tho dif.
Nrence between the tattoo marks he
eoe when sailor and the decorations
Ne acquired In the ring.
DAVID oARes GOLIATH TO
FIGHT, NOT TALK.
suddenly Tom slapped his :o5 pounds
q we'll pounded flesh and declared he
could still lick any man on Fourteenth
street and looked around for some one
- dare deny II.
you big boob. you couldn't lick any
Body. not even a kid. and you know IT,"
v1ped thin voice. and q solemn silence
tell ~ Sharkey glared around for its
0wner.
r speaker was George Davis Of No.
~ West One Hundred and First street.
who 10 known a. yellow. the News
boy" = little fellow not 10 pounds in
eight Sharksy looked at him and
started to move the furniture out Of
the way
Not In here. on your life." sang out
'Tellow's" shrill voice: but you come
cut into the street and I'll hit holes In
your big carcass you could creep
through"
When ring had been improvised on
NE sidewalk. and Dominic Roff Of No.
N East Twelfth street. who Is manager
for KID Goodman. lightweight champion
~ the west side, had introduced the
Nc and the little man as two boys who
would show the club some sport. the
crowd waited breathlessly and won
Asrsd which hospital yellow would
have to be taken to.
ohARkEY MAKES TWO VAIN
SWINGS, THEN GOES OUT.
eharkey made two swings. II either
had caught yellow" he would never
have been at more expense for late
suppers. But yellow ducked, and A.
~ missed Toms lists he landed on the
The evening world., 1913-04-18
ohARkEY MAKES TWO VAIN
SWINGS, THEN 0oES OUT.

eharkey made two swings. II either
had caught yellow" he would never
have been At more expense for late
suppers. But yellow" ducked. and A.
~ missed Toms lists he landed on the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
E19liShWOrrlan Talks
for Turks and Harem

and he won't help others to support
themselves. Only today met wo-
man OF SIS. the old maid daughter Of
a country parson. a semi-invaiid. un-
fitted for work. she hadn't . single
soul Ia the world wso was disposed to
support or even materially aid her.
such thing could not happen In
Turkey. which We think 20 benishted.
A man supports al, female relatives.
If necssssry. ~ we'll - bis wives.
u visited . number Of haresns In
Turkey. and ! see no reason to pity
the women there. They are intelli-
gent and veil educated. and very fond
OF each other. t
mo woman In Turkey is driven to
the streets for lack OF food and shell
ter. II she leads m irregular life
she does Il OF her own free win. So
ciety does not have her on its con-
science" S N,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
II You MUST Suicide,
Leave BiChlOride Out

Inactive ths poison, II II Ia. given soon
enough and the quantity OF the poison
taken Ia not too large.
"Thc reason that there IL no means
OF coping with this terrible poison
after u has LETT the stomach In that
tho mercury dissol,as and pcrmeatcs
The sys,sm 10 rapidly. IN action II is
Very much like arsenic. but far more
painful. The eject Of mcrcurisi b..
chloride Ia much similar In some re-.
npccis 10 The effects ~ an overdose ~
calomcI IN some cnscs the teeth are
loogened, the suffefor undergocs yio-
lent paroxysms Of pain. vomiting
spoila and oonvuisions.
How the idea got abroad that BIZ
chloride Of mercury poisoning was
painless Ia hard 10 say. II one or two
men have mioIcaliy borne the anguish
that docs not mean that others cnn do
iihowInc. A person who can stand
the terrible pains Of bichloridc mcr-
cury poiaonIns stoieaily cannot have
human feelings"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
USED SAGE TEA TO
OARkEN her FADED OR GRAY HAIR

cents, Some druggists make theii
own. which is usually too sticky. 90
insist upon getting Wyeth's. which
can bc depended upon 70 restore nat
ural color and beauty 70 the hair. and
10 splendid for dandruG. dry. fsvsrish
Itchy scalp and falling hair.
4 we'll known downtovn drusgiss
says his customsrs iasiss Of Wyssh's
Sage and sulphur. because. they cay.
u darkens % naturally and svsnly
that nobody can tell II has been ap-
plied--it's 90 sasy 70 uss. too. You
simply dampsn = spoAss or soet brush
and draw u through your hair. tak-
Ing one strand at time Do this a
AiGht and by mosnins The gray hair
disAppears; sftsr anchor application
or two L 3 restored 70 ~ natural
color and looks glosay. eost ana abun-
AaAt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
unnsd Press Service

unnsd Press Service
LONDON. Aug. is.-That polyg-
amy IL really n commendabie institu-
tion for Turkey. and that Il might
even be adopted with pront In Eng
land. was the rather startling declara-
tion today OF Miss Grace Ellison. we'll
known English writer. who has just
returned from . protrseted visit In
aud about constantinopie. u
"lt is far BETTER" she said today,
TO have four womsn supported and
protected than to have one veil cared
for and three sent out TO struggle and
starvs under present conditions.
believe 10 ono OF two courses. Either
put us In harems or give us freedom
and equality with men. England con-
demns polyUsm without stopping "a
consider It's advantages to woman.
hood. while ON the other hand shs
turns women sdrlft In the world and
closes 10 them sll the professions and
trades shc can. i
In other words. the EnslishmAn
won't support more than one female.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
Mixed with Sulphur, Makes ~ Hair
soft, Lustrous ard Cusss
IN Dandru1

The use OF Sage and sulphur Tor
restoring faded. gray hair 70 IT. nat
|ural color dates back to grandmoth-
sr's time. She kept her hair bsauti-
fully darksnsd. slossy and abundant
with brew OF Sage Tea and Sulphur.
whsusvsr her hair fell out or took on
that dull. faded or streaksd appear
Aues this simple mixture was applied
With wonderful effect.
Dut tho brewing at home d mussy
and out Of date. Nowadays skilled
hemists DO this better than ourselves.
~ asking q any drugstore for the
ready-to-use product. called "wysth's
oags and Sulphur Hair Remedy" you
viii 81 : large bottle Tor about 50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
AEGAlA NOIlCES


Notice for ruhaieaeisa
(Not Coal Landa)
Department OF the lnterior. united
atatss Land 0mea q LakevIew.
OREGON. July 10. le1S.
Notice Il hereby Given hat Leuia
I. Stein. OF Klamath Fails. oresaa.
who. on August !. 1910. made Houne-
stead Entry No. Ossst. Tor M ~.
ssction 10. Township s7e. Range n,
Willamette Meridian. has nle1 notiee
of intention to make comnutntioa
Proof. 70 estahlish claim 70 ~ lan1
abovs desssibs1. bsters 9. =. peEAp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
United Press Service

uuttou ireee uurvtc0
DENVER. Colo, Aug. is.---"i
should advise anyone seeking = nower
s,rewn path TO tho great beyond 10
leave b,chloride Of mercury alone. !
can conceive of no more horrible
death than from the effects Of hi-
chloride"
Dr l.. NJ. Van Mater. prominent
Denver physieIan today issued this
warning to {" ~ould.bo suicides "
through the united Ptcss. In doing
NO he admitted that the increase IN
tho number VI persons taking this
means of ending their lives IN xiving
medical mon all over the country
much concern. The nHe Of bichioride.
said Dr. Van Mater. has nlarmingiy
Increased. following the death Of a..
sanders Walker. millionaire banker.
of Macon. ua.. who took thc poison
by mistake. and lived for several days
afterwards with full knowledge Of his
approaching end.
IL Ia an erroneous opinion that
death BY bichioride is painisss." said
Dr. Van Mater today. Violent pains
follow the spreading Of the poison
through the system. Il " q corrosive
poisoning. aud naturally Il In hotly
irritanL There 10 no known antidots
after the poison has had . fair start.
except aibumen--ususiiy the white OF
nm egx which surrounds and holds
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

Notice Is hereby given thst the
board Of equalization fos klamath
county will bs In session for thirty
da,s. bcsinnins on the second Mos
day Ia September. Al protests must
bc made during the arss week Of the
meeting. J. p. LEE.
1906 hAr county Assessor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

NEW YORK, Aus. is.--soms one
has surrounded william ziegIer Jr..
70 years old. and heir 20 $4,000. 900
OF baking powder. with many pretty
girls In the nsw muaical comedy CON-
pany. Adele which he IL backing.
when II was discovered that he was
q stockholder In the New Era compa-
ny. which is putting on tho piece. the
Inference was drawn that he had pick
Cd the girls. lie and his friends deny
this. They insist the girls were select
I'd BY . professional stage director
and manager.
Nor will his friends say whether OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 1s.--AnaI-
ssmation Of ali the organizations
whose members sav service abroad
during the spanIsh-Amsrican var and
this campaisns srowins ont Of II. was
the important plan proposed today
when the Army Of the Philippines and
the Veterans Of the Torsign Service
opened their annual reunions. Five
hundred members OF the orsanisa-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

To the Hills.-Joe Hughs, an en-
ploye Of the Kay Dee company. left
with his family today for an outing In
the hills. They 50 70 the Lake Of the
woods aud the Hueklsbsrry Patch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

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|isnl. sltuate = ~ corn1v ~ 1I11>rp.
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|psrsiealasly lss~iSe1 = >slluous Z
Lots :. 3. !. 4. 8. &. q. 4. 4. n.
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and -. IN b,eek 70 4 nooonn ~.
esrains % ~ seess6e6 - 1nru (;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

The nrst watch was = small lclock.
In lt77 Peter Hale. clockmaksr Of
Nuremburg. made clock In the form
Of an ssg. which could Be carried In
the pocket. The production Of this
coat years labor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

not he 10 going into the theatrical
business on larger scale. When soue
one called him merely an angel" for
the company he wss very much put
out. The s<o.0oo.ooo heir hates to
be- called an angel" and insists that
be Is merely stockhoidsr In the con-
cern.
When the youns man recently cams
into posssssion Of the baking powder
millions the fortune was placsd st
sis.00o.0o0. But this doss not rep
resent IL whole value. The Income
Of the young man from baking pow
der alone Il nearly es.o0o.00o year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
hotel Arrivals


.
wr. sehlsct. Ninaosua. WIZ: ~.
bsht West. Malin: n. X. Christian
AisomA: e. n. ciiissan. San Isas.
cisco; Geo. w. King. San Traseisee;
8 n. Bitten. san Francisco; q. v,
rliis. San Francisco: X. N. Rails. san
Francisco; Stanley A. Mcintosh and
wife. Lovelock. New: r. n. colcloush,
Sacramento; Mr.. Sage. Chicago; W.
= Fish. Doris; &C. Browning. Sac
ramento; z. Magec. Portland; X. l..
hcBurney. Portland; w. Z. 0lendcn-
ming, U. 8. Service; A. Charlss; Den
YER: Mrs. A. Charles. Dsnvsr: Victor
Cooke and wife. San Francisco: J. A,
Maddox. city.
white pelican
Dorothy churchill. J. r. Churchill
and wife. r. w. churchill. Yroka:
Helen Gould. &C. Martin. J. B. sklare.
O. W. Lane. San Francisco; r. a.
Burr. New York; Hugh Mcclure, W.
A. Williams. c. o. johnson. 2. r.
Robert. Portland: J. NJ. Nsysrdsld.
Sacramento; Phil vetter. n. A. Fer
rara., Oakland; L. A. Strobels. Phila-
delphia: p. b. schilte. Seattle; Hlos-
som csily Divine. Medford.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
County AsseasoF

Herald Wan. Ads brias results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
For Rent

Detached, Red Brick Honse on Grove
avenue for $500. Seven rooms
latrobe heat and combination fixtures
Well built and conveniently arrange ed.
d. n WALKER G. co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
MEASLES NOW ARE
PASSING FROM CITY

THE measles epidemic seems 10 be
on it's last feet" said Or. Levy yes
terday. THE number of reports daily
appears TO be diminishing and the
number OF releases Is increasing"
The smallest number of cases for
any one day was that turned in yes
terday, when there were but twenty
seven cases reported
The total number of cases reported
for the year, up to last night was
4561. For November and Decem Der
the total was $50.
There have been nineteen deaths,
which is considered small number
in view of the great number of cases
The number of cases per month,
since the first of the year, January,
ISIS; February. 2,o03; March (to
date), $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
Real Estate
BY GREEN q REED. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ACREAGE PROPERTY, KNOWN As
"NyRTBE GROVE" About 2L
MILES NORTH OF THE CITY Of
RICHMOND. CONTAINING 2ie
ACRES. WORE on LESS.


In execution Of certain deed OF
trust dated June 3. 1911. to the under
signed as trustee. recorded IN thS
Henrico county. In r. Il. l91-A. page
APO. default having been made In pay
ment Of a portion of the debt thereby
by the holder thereof / viii sell bE
public auction at the front door Of the
courthouse of Henrico county, Va, on
SATURDAY., MARCB -, 1913,
at IL o'clock A.,
the real setate described In said deed
as follows
All that certain tract Of land known
as Myrtle Grove" situated iu the
county Of Henrico Va about two ana
one-half f2h) miles north Of the city
Of Richmond. containing two hundred
being the same READ estnte conveyed
70 the said Matthew Gillnour by 4. r.
CourtneF. special comm issioner. 10y deed
dated March Il. 1892. and recorded in
court, in Deed Book 1874. page as. and
being the same real estate conveyed
70 The said Myrtle Grove Park aud
Land Company, Incorporated. By
Matthew Gilmour by deed dated june
9. 1911 and to be recorded herewith"
a portion Of this property has been
BY o plat made BY r. Crawford Redd &
Bro, dated February 10. 1908, and re
corded along with said deed. The fol
lowing lots as shown on said plat
have been sold and released from the
lien Of said deed; Lot 2. Block g,
Lot "a. Block Is; Lot o. Block %; Lots
II and ". Block az Lot 3. Block q:
Lot 36, Block 9 Lot .. Block 10 Lot
Is, Block ~ Lot rs. Block g. Lots !.
2 and & Block p. and Lots p and 20
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the
cost and expenses OF executing the
trust, oil taxes and 1evies due thereon
and ratable proportion Of taxes for
the calendar year 1913. three semi
annual installments Of interest of 1870,
1911: june 9. 1912 and December 9,
1912 (subject to a credit of ST. 600 as
or March 10, 1912. and SIPS as of Oeto-
her J, 1879. and 10 discharge an over
due installment of 81 900. with interest
thereon from December 9. 1919, of a
and a credit as to the remaining in
stallments OF said bond as follows
So 600 on or before June g. 1879: SO, 600
on or before June 9. 1914; $4,000 on or
before june g. 1918: $4,000 on or before
June 9. 1915; $4,000 on or" before June
$4,000 on or before June a. 1919; $4,000
on or before June 6. 1920; $4,000 on or
before June g. 1921; $1,000 on or before
the 9Th day Of June, 1922: $1,000 on or
before the eth day Of June. 1923: $4,000
on or before tho 9Th day Of June. 1924
per annum on the said nine Install
uents OF $4,000 each, payable semi
annually on the 9th RAY IF Deceu Der
and 9th day OF June Of each year
but without interest as 10 the last
three annual payments Of 81. 600 each
lively become due. The balance Of the
purchase price to be maid in cash.
r. Z. PEYTON. JR-.
Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier of the Sout'
sfsfo ~. L u YIN nHrnrnArr

Premier Carrier of the South.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n R--Following schedule figures
published, as Information and not
guaranteed
6.Io a. M-Daily--I.ocal for Char.
iotte, Durham and Raleigh.
1876 4 M-p29aily.Lin,ited-For all
SLEEPING. Cars 70 Asheville. n, c.
500 r. Mex sunday, Local for
Durham and intermediate stations
|. 500 p, M-Daily-For Danville At
lanta and birmingham. with electric
lighted Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
Has T -paily-Ltfrited Tor all
YORK RIVER LINE.
t:3o r. M.-Daily-To West Point.
cson9ectins for Raltimore Monday.
500 A. M--Fx. sunday. and AIS r.
M.-Mondav, Wednesday and Friday
Local to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND;
NJ. 400 r. NJ. and sos p. M. daily;
1895 p NJ. except Sunday.
HISS A. NJ Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday; ~ 2 Pyr ~ r ssssept Sunday.
so7 East Main ST, Phone Mad. STA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
EASTER MUSIC IN THE
CHURCHES SUNDAY

Southwark. Lorenzo Stahl. Leigh Will
liams, Thomas Wilson, Roland Wood
ALL Wythe Voolfolk. Willie Wyatt.
Marion Wilkinson. Morris Yarbrough
Altos-Edwin Adams. Coleman An
drews, Forrest Cubbon, George kend-
Ter. Burgess Ramos, Ellis Smith.
Tenors-Valentine Lee, Charles
Phillips, John Womble.
Bassos-E Ernest Kendler, Horace
Powell, a. w. Martenstein.
Organist and Director-Ernest II
Cosby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
AUCTION SALE
OF .l r. la
Farms, Stock and I'm
plements
BY GEO. II. CRAWFORD e Co,
Real Estate Agents and Anetioneerss
s32 East Main street.

By GEO. II. NRAN FORD * &b.s
Real Estate Agents and Anesioneern,
sa2 East Main street.
At the request of the owner, MFR. G.
r. Wood, trustee. who lis disseminating
farming, we viii sell al public auction
to the highest bidder. without limit or
reserve. on
FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1913.
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
on the premises, all the personal prop.-
erty and four desirable tracts OF land.
located n Henrieo county, "a miles
east OF Richmond, on the Darhytown
road, near Pioneer Church, as described
herein.
Tract lit acres. mostly all clear
"a and fenced and crossed fenced, new
feuF-reon dwelling. two story. pantry
and front porch. large rooms. ceiled;
new stable and cowhoNse. milkhouse
with concrete floor, chicken houses and
four hog houses 81
Tract 2.-Across Darbytowu road, "a
acres: 80 acres in wheat, oats and rye:
2 acres in wood, mostly maple. These
IL acres fenced with hogwire; no
buildings
/ too acres, ali IN small and cordwaod,.
no fence; no buildings,
Tract Back e, Tract ! (house
buildings
LIVE sTGCA.1isE se.3..ss
? mules, four and efgfrt. years o1d. e..
2 horses, eight Years 5iF.
4 cows, one registered Jersey bun.
two calves
Q boars-~one Chester white. ono
10 big s eSy '' one chester WHITE sow
with eight pigs.
shoats.
IMPLEMENTS.
3 double farm wagons,
/ single wagon.
] double pillow.
2 single plows.
/ disk
/ Jack cultivator
mower.
I hayrake
! Hurcules stump puller
. double drags.
3 wire stretchers. two ooupie. ons
Garden tools. such as hoes, rakes.
etc.
water hand pumps.
Small farm tools, such as wagon
Jack. axes, forks. hammer.
one lot Of swill and feed barrels
/ big swli barrel.
800 feet Of galvanized pipes.
Two sets Of double harness.
one set of single harness,
! cornsheiier.
] large pulley
A lot OF old lumber.
A lot of sawed wood.
window frames with glass.
l English riding saddle and bridie.
l large iron heating stove with pipes
and elbows
ten gallon galvanized cooking tank
rs pounds of mitlet seed.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the personal
property cash, for the land, one third
cash, balance in one. TWO and three
Further particulars at the office or
GEO. Il. CRAWFORD a co,
s32 East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
SING "CRUCIFIXION"
AT HOLY TRINITY

At the Church Of the Holy Trinity.
be held on Good Friday night a spe-
cial musical service, at which Stain
er's 'Crucifixion' viii be sung.
on Easter Day the music to be
sung at the Church of the Holy Trim
ity will include the Service in c."
by J. Baptiste Calkin. and the am
thems, For Now is Christ Riven
From the Dead" tClough- Leighter)
and Now Late on the Sabbath Day
tColeridg Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
Some Sturgeon. This.

sturgeon which tipped the scales
at 265 pounds. displayed in the store
Of an East Marshall street fish deal
err Yesterday, was an object Of some
curiosity to Richmonders. The big
fish was taken in the lower James
river. and bore wounds which showed
that he must have given his captors
good fight before they subdued him
The head Of the leviathan was uot
much smaller than that of the aver
age hippopotamus. though the stur-
geon is favored by nature with
smaller mouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
bCarries baggage.

Norfolk and Western Railway.
ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK-
Schedule in effect September so. 1919.
Leave Byrd Street Station, Rich
mond, for Norfolk: 1900 A. NJ, $500
p. NJ, s.:10 p. NJ.
For Lynchburg and the West: ..S:is
A. NJ. 1850 A NJ. $500 p. NJ, 's2e
p, NJ
| Arrive Richmond from Norfolk.
From the west: s6:40 A. NJ. aa:1o r NJ
bI 40 p. NJ, s6:e5 p. NJ, 1900 r. NJ
sDafly. aDaily except Sunday. bSun.
W. q BEvILr. w, c. SAUNDERS,
r. +. NJ, Roanoke. @. p. A., Roanoke
G. H. BOSLEY. ID. 2. A.. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
ALI. SAINTS II. r. CHURCH.
1000 4, NJ.


Professional hymn l99-''Welceome'
Happy Morning" .....-.. Sullivan
Christ Our Passover. in Fiat
Festival Gloria Patri in z fat. Cosby
TIE Deum in r nat. ..... Stanford
Hvnne lz1-"The Strife is Ger
Palestrina
Gloria Tibi in C.............. Cosby
Hyrur.-Il - Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today ..,........,... " organ
Offertory-"As 1t Began To Dawn,
Foster
Ofertory Sentence in D.. Morgan
Sanctus in F.. 1uckerlnahh
Communion HYMN ....-... Monk
Gloria in Exceisis .....-.. old chant
The Sunday school will hold its an
nual celebration at the afternoon ser
vice at o'clock.
The choir consists of men and boys
as follows:
Sopranos-Wade Allen. Clarence
Armstrong. Edgar Baughan, Ryiand
Blakey. Stuart Brauer, Raymond
Carleton. Jack Collins, Albert Frank
lin. Edward Franklin. Graham Glenn.
Capers Harrison. John Hillsman, Sid
ney Hilton. Otway Hughes, Elyin
Hutchinson, Robert Hagan. Samuel
Kelley. Dirk Kuyk. Brock Minor,
Charles Mckenzie. Ambrose Miller,
Kosher Miller. Claude Reams, Ross
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-21
ST. JOHNS GERMAN EVANGELI
CAL CHURCH.
MOE MINE

Prelude in Il minor ...,..... Bach
Jesus Christus list Erstanden Der Tod
list Veerschlungen" P. Blumenthal
Now is Christ Risen" West
Grand Chorus in r .. Saiome
EVENING.
Sonata in e minor (interludio and
fuga) ..........,... Rogers
Il Am Alpha and Omega" -. Stainer
The Choir Angelic" $3.50. Hanscom
"Scherzoso" ............ Rogers
The choir. which is a. voluntary one,
is under the direction OF the organist,
Leslie F. Watson. A. A. G.. O., and
consists of the following members:
Soprano Soloist--Mrs J. T. Anr
derson, Jr. Nsl
Alto Soloist--Mrs, III, C.. Rueger.
Tenor Soloist---Wiiliam Herbig.
Bass Soloist-H. e. Rueger.