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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31

II West Grace Street. nine outlets and
six fixtures.
Same. for Wortendyke Manufacture
Ing Co. foot OF Thirteenth Street
twelve outlets.
Same. for Gibson Apartments, 207
East Cary Street. four outlets.
Same. for Jefferson Club. Allen Ave
nue and Grace Street. l25 temporary
lights.
). Winston Electric Company. for c. H.
sutton. COS West Franklin Street
changing entrance.
Church. 122G Brook Avenue, three fix
lures.
Same, for same, six lights.
South Seventh Street meter loop.
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cHANcERy DEEDS OF TRUST.
Five Deeds of Trust, Amounting ,
-

- SI2,3,YU.
:, 9a3-Jennie l.. Blairs heirs to LeRLY
y. Brown trustee, 2Ox1lS feet east
line Addison Street. l59 feet 8 inches
north OF Grove Avenue. December IS.
1914 S2.l20 80
557-Bliss w Street to l.. w. Nc
Weigh ct al trustees, 20xll5 feet at
the southwest corner OF West Avenue
and Birch street. December Is, 1914,
55S--Same to same, 20 feet inches
by l15 feet south line West Avenue.
~ feet east Of Birch Street. December
IL. 1914, $1,000.
563-W. n. Jackson to, II. c. Run
pert trustee. 32X122 feet at the north
east cas- corner of Fourth and Duval
strcets. December Fl, 1914. $3.50.
5G5-Lewis Blacker ct ux to Leon
N Nelson trustee. 63xl32 feet west
line Twenty-seventh Street. 81 feet
south OF s street: also 52kx1O9 feet
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line ist Is Cbid) .... 81
Atlantic Coast l.ine-l. and y. 4s.. ST.,
:, more, obidD ........................ So
,Ghrsapedke aud Ohio Conv fiss........ III.
JiGEeit and Myers 5s thidp ............... 100
1l.iTtctt ana Myers Observation-Disclosures. loa
II-"rimard Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. la,s
i:orl!iard Company Observation-Disclosures. l92
SNoriotk and western conv. l'.s thid).. mjt.
lSenho"rd AIR Line stamped Is ,askcd).. &c
Scahohrd AR Line adj. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
southern halfway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6iM
I"utn.f, itliWn! 's -.:................... 9sh,
United states Steel 2l observation-disclosures. 1919
L. :. Registered -. 1919. Observation-Disclosures. o;
! hited states iteEistered IS, 1918 tbid).. i09ia
>; i1,tai'lh - Nbiu)'....'.:. SSH
Virginia lSt"Wii brothers cts tbid) -
Va Car Chemical isl Observation-Disclosures. 81
49, ~. ana! rover Company bs tasked) ~
Wabhsh Deb ..:..........,........ 33ia
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HENRIco CIRCUIT COURT.

Calvin Chadick and others inst
tutcd suit in the Hcnrico Circuit Court
yesterday against Hattie Chadick and
others, in an action for the partition
and account of q certain farm on the
Williamsburg Road
The complainants allege that the de-
PENDANTS have sold timber from 4 tract
of land containing $500 acres. the
property of Henry Dudley, deceased.
The suit is brought by Dudlcy's chill
dren by his first marriage, against
his widow and children by his second
marriage
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ton. hut II offset to considerable en-
tent by tho fresh buying which came in
the soft spots. professional traders were
levels on the theorw that a reaction from
tho advance was due Fresh trudlng was
restricted on both sides Of tho market by
the ncarness OF the triple New Year holi-
days. Shorts also were held in check by
the large amount or cotton on ship boa ri
in American ports, as II pointed to heavy
mon II end clearanccs
Spot cotton, steady Sales on the spot 1875
closing; january. 40: March. 7.a3; May.
III: ,Iuly. 80; October. S23
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Market Has Dull Season Between
Holidays and Snowy
Weather.
WAREHOUSE CHANGES HANDS
Property ut West Avenue and Birch
Streets Brings S1O,OO0-Small
Fires Reported, With Nominal
Damage-Marriage Licenses.

Realty transactions yesterday were
heh'' the records showing only few
transfers. The agents report that there
arc number of inquiries and are of
the belief that these will he Turmoil
INTO sales on the opening of sprinr
farm property is lively, say the agents
dealing in this class, and some good
fore planting time
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NEW YORK rnopucE MAKKEr.

NEW YORK. December So-Raw sugar
steady: molasses 33d; centrifugal. i.ol; re-
fined. steady. Butter. easier. Cheese.
stcadicr. unchanged Spot conc, Rio is ~. !:
Santos is. ga cents
y NEW YORK. December ao-Cottonsesd
oil was quiet to-day ana ! to points
net higher trade being entirely profess
sionai. Sales. 10, barrels. The market
closed quiet: spot. asa 6.lI: January, 5S!m
t.S5: February. 5?1mG02: March si2T6i5:
April G.22ns.2d; May, 6.3sm6.tl: June. 1. i.si
Cos; July, 5.6im6t3
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Va. December 30. 1914
Best steers. "a to S; medium to good ca.
I" ~: common TO fair. 5la to 6: best hcifers.
{ to Ga: medium to good. 81. to 9: common
to fair. "a to .: best COWS 81 to "a. medium
to good. IA to >: common to fair. to /;
best oxen. to 6h: common to fair. to 81 T:
best bulls. AZ TO 6; veals. to 3: dicks. to d:
COWS and calves, $50 To $50: best hogs, ~ :
light TO "a sows and stays. ~ to 6I1: best
sheep: to i: medium to good. "a to 6i5 !:
common 10 fair. 81. To ~; lnmbs. I to S.
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war Insurance Rate Reduced.

LONDON. December 30 (S:2O p. Ny.
The government rate oftinsurancc of
cargo against war risks will be re-
duced on December 81, IL was an
nounced to-day, from lia gulneas to
guinea per cent
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Permits were issued by the Elcctri-
cal Department yesterday. rs follows:
Edgar NJ. Andrews, for Cameron
Stove Works, Twcntysecond and De-
catur Streets. three nXtures
Same, for Miss Iunice Lee. l2l Mayo
Street. one fixture.
Same, for Appeals Press. 1929 East
Franklin street. eighteen outlets and
fixtures and six motors.
Same, for DR.. Charles \. LabenbcrS.
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George r. Ncwsom & Co, have sold
10 the Union Storage Warehouse Com
pnny the tve-story brick warehouse nj
lil4-l!!G East Cary Street The con
slderatton named was $4,000 The
deed conveying this property has not
gone to record.
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds of Bargain md Sole.
Amounting to S1:s,9OO

555-C. j. Leffler ct ux to Y. X.
andrews, 50Xl3 80 feet east line Monteiro
Avenue, 527 feet south of land owned
by Banks. December %. 1914, $4,000.
-, 5a6-W: p. Glinn ct ais. to Bliss W.
street, 40 feet inches by lis feet
south line West Street, mt the east
corner Of Birch Street. December Is.
562-Lee Park Co. to Alice w. SeIec-
man. 25X13O feet north line stuart
avenue, 325 feet west of Tilden Street.
december II, 1914. tax 81, $40.
56i-I. II. Harris to lncz and Mabel
Harris, 20X109 feet south line Charitv
street. lOi feet east OF st. Paul street.
December &c, 1914, tax 81, $40
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgment for $1,000 was entered In
the City Circuit Court yesterday.
against sam w. Meek III favcr Of n.
York National Bank. of York, Pa. The
Judgment was allowed to satisfy -
claim for an unpaid note executed by
the defendant
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday.
as follows:
Stephen a. Kerriga and Inez Louise
Yancey.
l. Gordon Bradwell and Rictta |.
Gibson.
Henry Eugene Burlington and Grace
Pearl Camp.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, December 3,--IIoEs. lower:
bulk. s7,'oMs7.15; light sG7ous7.lo; mixed.
heavy S6SlIs7.2): rough. Sc SO0
$50; pigs. :stMs;ie. Cattle weak; IA
cows and heifers. 33.0odsS.lO; calves S55lct
1900. Sheep, strong. sheep. s575dts6.75: year
lings. S6.1JNS1S5; lambs. s675SiSS.75
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PETERSBURG pEANIJT MARRIED.

ueported by Rodgers. plLnmer & Co.. Inc)
PETERSBURG. VA, December 3o.-Span-
ish: TURNER'S stock-Market quiet at -
cents per buShel.
Nlrginias: Farmers atock-Market firm
Fancy Jumbo. 3E cents per pound; fancy
handpched. 81. cents per pound extra prime,
cents to 3it cents per pound; Smelling
stock. ~ cents to %. cents per pound.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

81 Cnskie g. Burch K Co
stock nnd D"nd BROKERS. !Ol5 l.. Main
Hichmond, Va. December % 1914.
TIE ~, li!Tii:S. Bid. Asked
Virginia s., Old {. and R..... "a
M: Centuries. .. 3, c. and R......... SSL 81
STREET HY. STOCKS Par
Va. Ry and Power Co.. pfd. 100 q 95
Va. r.. and Power Co, com. 100 a.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. December 3D.-Cotton goods
we're quiet but steady to-day. Yarns were
quiet. Worsted yarns were more active
Wooden serges for the fall of 1915 were be-
Ing sold from stock without advances. Bur
laps We're active and higher.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, December ao-Ineasiness re-
Eardn the export outlook to-day carried
wheat valnucs TO Il lower level. The mar
Corn finished . to Is down. and oats un.
changed to Il OF In provisions the out
come was the same as last night to set
back OF IA cents
leading futures ranged rs follows:
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Wheat win Advance Sharply.

Wheat. according to the weekly letter OF
the Dunlop Mills. Inc. viii soar again. The
Henict In the European crops and the
heavy demand from the zone. IT Is
predicted, viii cause the prices to advance
SHARPLY. On the present basis OF eXporta-
tlon Is stated. the American surplus
VIII soon he exhausted.
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Curb Active in Spots,
NEW WORK

NEW YORK. December @.-Trading on
the curb to-day was active in spots. and
prices were generally higher United Cigar
stores sold in fair volume at Il fractional
advance British American Tobacco WAS
firm. In the mining department Jumbo EN-
tension was the feature selling as hight as
az.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAI. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. December 3o--Turpen.
tine. Arm IL to laia; sales, 2S6 casks; re-
ceipts. 40 casks shipments. 81 casks: stocks.
&c. 229 casks. Rosln. firm; sales, iSi barrels:
receipts. i,Ie barrels; shipments. CAS- barrels;
stocks. lSl,056 barrels. Quote: a. b.. c.. D..
e, 3.l6
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
One Deed of DnrGnin and SnIe, Amount
Ing to S1,OT5

121-Clarence NJ. Bennett ct Tx tc
J. j. Merkel ct uX, Asa acres and
known as lot, at Greenwood Octobe,
IA. 1914. s1,G75.
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cmANcEuy mELl:AsE DEEDS.
Two Nclensc Deeds. Amounting

554-John ii. BraAton trustee to
ST. Peter Street. 90 feet south OF Cal
houn Street. December ~, 1914. $3.50.
55l-Stuart Bowe trustee 10 w. II.
Richardson, 29Xl5n feet south line Han
over Avenue. &c feet west OF Robinson
Street July Is, 1914. $l,l2"
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w; II. Glinn yesterday transferred
10 bliss w. Street. n lot OF land 'front.'
1hg forty feet two inches, at the north
street, for $4,000.
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nENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trust. Amounting 4
S.I13

S.l13.
l23-Charles II. Garrod ct ux to L.. w.
McYeigh II al. trustees. 1916 acres on
Broad Street Road. about nine miles
from city. December 70, 1914, S1,17O.
I19-William jenkins 1T ux to II. c.
Pollard, - acres near the Quiocassion
Road. December -, l?li. S10S.
12O-Esthcr &. Mayer TO John Sloan
trustee, lots 80 10 - Inclusive, in
block +, section i. in the plan of High
land Springs. December -, 1914. S295
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MANkET CONDITIONS.
Chickens selling fair. EGGS In good demand
Neals and live stock In general selling good.
Butter market In good shape. Hides mar
kct fine.
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nusTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
One Release Decd. Amounting to

55-F. Sitterding ct ais. trustees to
Virginia G.. Porter. G6Xl20 fee, south
line Lawson Street. lots and 10 in
block Is, in the plan of Burfoots May
l6, 1914, $500.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December 2?-'rhe cotton
harket was quiet to-day and trading
seemed I" be largely In the way OF evening
up accounts for over the hold ~. but there
was itu" southern selling. Fluctuations
were NOR" or less irregular with the close
steady at net advance Of 3 points on
January. lille other months We're . TO q
points lower The opening was steady AT
IA neclin" OF I" points under "a renewal
OF The -"aZnG movement December was
relatively easy at TN" start, probably owing
To 'h" circulation of TOW notices !, was
also 4 motto" day Tor style January
contracts but none seemed 10 have been
issued. ana the December cotton seemed Ia
10, he we'll taken around the initial figures
Tnc market soon StcHd!ed. and active months
sold point ar two above the closing fig
ures OF the last night covering and "a
ntiie Investment buying which was en-
couraseh by the continued absence OF South
erh spot pressure and hope that Wash
inEton negotiations with Great Britain would
result IN stimulation of the export move
inent. Later however. the market eased
of again under renewed realizing and
closed at practically the low point OF the
day. The latest OisC!al estimate to the
Egyptian crop places the yield at 900 90
TO 500. go cantars. or considerably under
Tie rguTe circulating earlier in the season
Member q: the Cotton Exchange to-day
voted in favor %: The amendments to the
by laws increasing commission on foreign
business.
spot cotton. quiet; IniddIin. mpiands 80:
Gulf. sos No sales
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nENnIco RELEASE DEEDS.

Ono Deed of Bnrgnin and Sale, Amounts
Ing to $l,l2D.
122- III. S. HutZlcr ct al. trustees to
Charles II. Garrod. SS.7G acres on
Broad Street Road. about nine miles
from city. December 80. 1914, SLIGO.
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FIRE. RECORD.

l2l East Thirteenth Street, no loss.
1891 L. NJ.
sol Monteiro Avenue, no loss. $40
l.. NJ.
sos Virginia Avenue, no loss. sos
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RIcuMoND GRAIN MARKET.

/ Cash grain: Wheat. No. . red. i2j,zqia7I
! No hard. i2S1aTl2i|.. Corn. No. yellow.
! GSp6H2. oats. standard, sQisG 5AS..
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AUCTION SALES-To.Day
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
: General Auctioneers,
GIG East Broad Street.
Phone Madison 1851.

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
or
JolST ANCHORS. JOIST HANGERS.
PELS PUNCH, ETC.
PURSUANT to an order OF the District
Gourt Of the United States for the
eastern District OF Virginia. in the
matter OF &. NJ. Liphnrt K Co. Inc.
bankrupt. duly entered. wensvill offer
for sale,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81,
at IL o'clock noon,
at our salesrooms. No. GIG East Broad
Street. the following articles:
1909 Joist Anchors 20 inches long.
tnrn up inches one end, made of L.
inch by Ia inch iron.
1872 Joist Hangers. assorted sizes.
from 2XS 10 ixl+.
Also one Polls Hand Punch.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co,
huctioneers.
r.. K. FLORANCE,
Receiver and Trustee Of G. VI. Lipha TT
~ Co, Inc. Bankrupt
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HUSTINGS TRANSFERS.
One Deed of Bnrgnin md Sale, Amouo
Ing to $500.

:, 56-iarriett Goodies heirs to Will
lam II: Morton. 30xl12 feet east line
sixteenth Street, between Stockton and
Everett Streets. December %. I9i4
5000 T.
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south line q street. 20 feet west OF
Twenty third street December IL,
1914, $1,000.
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NEW YORK, December s:-Port move
innni -MiGdi!ng. 80: stock. 9l.23 bales
Total to-day at all poris--Net receipts a.
~ bales: exports. 5000 bales: stock. LES =
al bales
Total Tor week Net receipts c5S.5s bales
,.eSports, As,S21 bales.
Total for seas0n-Eet receipts. 45s34I7
bsies: exports 2ii9S5i bales
market was narrow to-day. with much
AtaIk or reaction. but offerings were fairly
AsG absorbed. and the trade appeared TO
Impressed by the steadiness Of spot
rEcts. Tho net change for the session
decline OF 10 Z points. At the
heat tho more active rionth3 were point
9tt ycstcrdDy's close: AT the lowest they
nni,..S points under.
62me liaYidation OF long cot
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new YORK. December 3o.-McrcantIle pa-
per. iMi2: sterling exchange. steady; sixty
day bills. $3.50; for cables. 81 500, for de-
mand SiSi5 iiar silver, si7's. Mexican dol
iafS, 3'I Government bonds. firm; rail-
road bonds irregular. Time loans easy;
sixty ana nine days. 3ian4: six months "a,
~ Cal money. frmer; hiEh. 3: low 3; rul-
ing rate :; last loan. ,; closing bid 3:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-13
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SA aaz., ..al.sas&s

do. So they all stop and 80 back over it,
This time 1t is better and the conductor
beams approval as they go on about four
bars further Here is a point that some
section missed, which Is picked out and
explained, then sung and properly fitted
into It's place in the composition. And so
en- Details are worked out and impressed
upon the singers. and light and shade
and tonal values are sought, with the re-
suit that when the choir appears for public
performances, after many evenings Of
hard work by each and every member
we shall listen TO something worth while
with the cool September breezcs and
the return Of the vacationists enter the
musical student. There are many species
and kinds OF him extant, both masculine
and feminine. he ranges from the very
young specimens up into the grownups
Of such diverse and uncertain ages that
there Is seemingly no limit for his classi-
flcation.
Let us first consider the very young
variety. Soon he and she will be seen
at any time Of the day on the sidewalk,
on the street car. or watching a chance
to scurry safely across the street, Inc
short and study. with a round face and
freckles wearing his school suit. and
carrying Rwkwardy an inconyenient
black case which holds some kind OF mu-
steal instrument; she with rampant hair
bows ana a fat music roll which persists
in falling or poking into her neigh
Dor on the car scat Why do they
study music? The chances are ten
TO one II you asked them you would get
the prompt reply that mother or father
said they had to. Perhaps somewhere in
remote corner Of the brain, he sees
himself grown up and tall standing be
fore a great audience who are enthralled
by his playing, or she pictures herself in
wonderful satin gown playing for "A
parlorful OF attractive guests but these
visions occur only in moments Of supreme
enthusiasm, inspired perhaps by some
compliment from the music teacher. They
would both tell you II you asked them
that they did not mind taking the lessons
near as much as they did the practicing
Sometimes mother makes them practice
usually she doesn't What IL the use of
being shut off in room by ones self
all alone to practice when one might be
out playing with the boys or girls, whose
joyous voices can be heard Just outside
the window yonder, a person always
has TO do the things he doesn't like to
do. and just when he wants to go out
and play. II Is awfully mean OF some
mothers to make their poor children stay
in the house and practice a whole hour
after school. Lots OF the other girls and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-13
ny MENRIETrA VI. REEs.

Closely interviewer in the woof OF our
focal musical affairs are the activities
Of the Omaha Mendelssohn choir the re.
hearssls OF which will begin tomorrow
right at the Army building, Fifteenth and
Dodge streets promptly at o'clock
There will be business meeting OF the
executive board at the Paxton hotel at
$50 o'clock preceding the rehearsal Mr..
Kelly is full OF enthusiasm for the ensu-
ing year. and there have been more APP
ulicants for membership than ever before.
II is not necessary that applicants he
pupils Of any vocal teacher for the mem
horship is strictly nonpartlsan. IL Is only
necessary that they be able TO pass an
examination as to quality and kind OF
voice. and sight reading ability, which
would be necessary to Join any organi-
cation OF the kind Most OF this work is
practically done, Mr. Kelly having de-
voted several evenings 10 It during tho
last week The Mendelssohn choir has a
membership OF nearly 200 and draws it's
members from many walks Of life the
common bond being the love Of singing,
and the interest and desire TO flttingly
interpret the great choral works which are
than how TO sing their own little part in
the chorus. That IL perhaps one OF tho
reasons for their enthusiasm. They learn
how 70 listen as well as 10 sing, to be
vatchful and careful, and to think at the
came time that they are singing. Poor
sight readers II they are faithful become
good ones, good ones grow gradually bet
ger and better The ear grows keener, and
members find themselves becoming more
alert 10 catch and appreciate the fine
points in the work OF others. through
their own work in the choir. In other
words evNy singer who applies himself
,annot help but expand artistically The
-riter sang with the choir for many years
and always felt that she had learned and
enjoyed more than enough 10 compensate
Tor the time invested. Tomorrow night
will present scene much different from
he one at the Auditorium at the close
of last season. A confusion OF many
tongues will begin at 7:45. Old Rcduaint-
anccs greeting each other. comparing
summer experiences or welcoming new
initiates. Soon Mr.. Kelly will mount the
conductors stand. a new composition will
be passed out by the librarians. a tar
OF the baton, a moments silence and with
\ powerful attack away they go reading
Il at sight That Is for about two meas
ures. or course all the NEW members and
some of the old ones get lost after the
'irst chord IL they managed to be ready
70 come in at all, and that will never