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, 1916-10-26
"THE MAKING OF A REPRESENTATIVE"
Excerpt From Speech Made by Speaker Champ
Clark Democrat) at the Washington Press
Club Reception, March, Is, 1916

Hon. Champ Clark. Democratic Speaker of the House of Representa-
ives made the following remarks at thu Washington Press Club Reception
to Baby congressman" Thursday, March 16, 1916.
These words coming from the great Democratic leader in the House,
it not for the treachery Of William ]. Bryan, at the Baltimore Convention.
re expressly applicable to the CASE Of Hon. c. d. Clark and Hon. Frank w.
Mondell of thiss state. Can any Democrat honestly "a that it would be
for the best interests of Wyoming to put new men in the place of our
81 most heartily congratulate you gentlemen in being even what ire
facetiouly denominated baby congressman" 1t is a honor 10 be a
Representative in Congress, if for only n term. and with the number of
terms. the honor increase in geometrical rather than arithmeical proper
ton. A members usefulness to his country should increase in the same
proportion. A la has to learn to be a Representative just as he must
to be a blacksmith, a carpenter, a farmer, a n engineer, a lawyer. or a
doctor.
"Poeta nascitur nt'-a poet is born. o made-says Horace;
but Congressmen-that is useful and influential Congressman are made
largely by experience and practice.
"The old Charlotte district in Virginia knew this and kept John
Randolph of Roanoke, in the House, till he became a great national figure.
Then the Old Dominion sent him to the senate and Gen. Jackson snt him
% st. Petersburg. There are sporadic cases of similar action in other
districts.
1t is a n unwise performance for M district to change Representa-
ives at short intervals. A new Congressman must begin at the foo OF
the class and spell up. Of course, the more brains, TACT energy, courage,
and industry he has the quicker he will get up. If he possesses these
qualities. and If his constituents Will keep him in the House, he is IS certain
to rises IS the sparks aret to fly upward. No una power a keep MIN
down. 1t is only fair and rational to assume that every Representative
constituents desire ito see him among the "topnotchers.'
Let us take the present House and see how long the men who hold
the high offices have served. l can not anne all but will cite a few as
samples.
mir. Speaker Cannon is serving his fortieth year. He holds the rec
ord n in pughsticp arlance. "he holds the belt for length of service in the
in u entire history. In several Congresses he was chairman
of the great Committee o Appropriations and then Speaker eight
years, only one man, Henry Clay, having been Speaker longer.
q am serving my twenty-second year; Majority Leader Mann is sery-
ing his twentieth; Mr., Kitchin, Chairman Of Ways and Means, his sixteenth;
Mr.. Fitzgerald. Chairman of Appropriations, his eighteenth; Mr.. Moon
Chairman of Insular Affairs and father of the House" his twenty
sixth. etc. > . y
, 1916-10-26
FRANK w. MONDELL
Republican Candidate
For Representative in
Congress

Hon. Frank w. Mondell, represent
alive in Congress from Wyoming, is
the greatest and most powerful
friend Wyoming and the entire
West have in the National House of
Representatives.
Owing to the many years of SER
vice Mr.. Mondell has had in Congress
and to his own natural ability. he
is one of the most powerful and in
fluential members of the House of
Representatives. Mr.. MOndell oc-
cupies high rank on many of the
most important committee in the
House, and until the Democrats sec
ured control of the House six years
back our Congressman held the chair
manship of the Public Lands Com
mittee-the committee which affect
ed the west more than any other
committee.
Wyoming with its one congress-
nan is more ably represented in the
House of Representatives than most
of the populous eastern states with
their dozens of Congressman.
Carbon County realizes that Frank
w. Mondell is its friend and in con-
sequence every election sees him Civ
en- a majority of several hundred
votes. On November 9TH the vot-
the favor and esteem in which they
hold Mr.. Mondell.
See article on this page from Hon.
Champ Clark, regarding The Max
ing of a Representative
, 1916-10-26
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR vICE-PREsIDENT

n career If Charles ": Fairbanks is a typical American story of
professional business political success; of forging forward from com
aratlce poverty and obscurity to national prominence; of gradual growth
mental and moral qualifications which often bring large achievement in
a land where tn doors If opportunity have opened to 10 many ossessing
no key but that fashioned by courage and capacity.
Charles W.. Fairbanks ws born o. a farm in Ohio Nav IL 1852.
HI attended'the public schools in his home county until Is years of q
when with the few dollars he had managed to ave he entered the Ohio
wesleyan After his graduation from the Ohio Wesleyan he spen several
years IS a reporter fol the Associated Press. In 1874 he graduated from
a law schoo and later located in indianapolis, Indiana. where he enioyed
a lucrative practice. He elected to the United States Senate and took
his seat in 1897. In 1904 Mr.. Fairbanks was nominate and elected vice
president.
Mr.. Fairbanks is himself of presidential calibre and at the Republican
convention of 1908 and 1916 he a nj of the leading candidates for the
nomination.
Hughes and Fairbanks, two of the biggest lei in the United States.
deserve will receive the votes o. a large majority of the voters IF the
country.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR WYOMING
In the Electoral College the State o Wyoming will have but three
votes. In order to vote or Charles Evans Hughes for president and
Charles Warren Fairbanks for Vce-Prestdent' the voters of this state will
their ballots for the following lei a presidential electors:
W. E. CHAPLIN of Laramie, ~
] L.. BAIRD. of Newcastle,
!. A. DELFELDER, of Riverton.
, 1916-10-26
ID CLARK
Candidate
For United States
Senator

Dn the 18th of next November the
ers of Wyoming will have for the
h time in the history of the state
opportunity to vote directly for
United States Senator.
ion. Clarence d. Clark of Evans
senior senator from Wyoming,
/ be the Republican candidate for
Election at this election.
Tor over 20 years Clarence D..
TX has ably represented Wyoming
the United States Senate. He is
of the most influential and hard
king members of that body and
ppies high rank on all commit
/ He has the interests of his
fe state at heart first, last and
the time. His record is one
fh every resident of the state has
ION TO be proud of. On Novem-
9TH he comes before the voters
Wyoming standing upon his rec
of achievement for the past
FEARS.
Pie return of Clarence d. Clark
Pie Senate means that Wyoming
retain its place in Congress as
+ of the most influential states in
union. 1t means that this state
5zes that protection of its re-
ICES is necessary if we are to pro-
1t means that we know and
feciate the worth of its hard
ing and efficient senator.
@yoming will return Hon. c. ID.
4 to the Senate by an over
Inning majority
, 1916-10-26
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
REPUBLICAN CANDINDATE FOR PRESIDENT

are Evans Hughes a borp at G1ens Ferry, New York. April
iith, So2 His early education a received almost entirely from
ms parents. At this age If fourteen lie entered Madison-now Col
gate Unfversity-at Hamilton, New York. At nineteen ia graduated
rom Brown University. He then became an instructor at Delaware
1 Assae my eI Rernd New New York York, M studied Law during his spare time. In
graduated era 6 in 1854, and a admitted Ito law practice that year. In 1891
he became professo o. aw atC Cornell University. In 1893 he returned to
m practice Of law in New York City. In 1905 he a counsel for the
stevens as Committee of the New York Legislature. and in 1906, Counsel
TO- the Armstrong Insurance Committee Oft the New York Legislature. In
sOo M as nominated or the office of the Mayor of New York, but de-
cined that office. He was elected Governor of New York fol- we terms
1907 and 1909. In 1910 he resigned the nnon bis ~
pointment as a n Associate Justice of the Supreme Court # h United
States by President Taft. s
, 1916-10-26

u,,. E.. NJ. Il 1 Il IL n Il Y
m"hrrl bilCAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY TREASURER
=" llerney, republican candidate for reelection as county treasurer,
M a resident and tax payer in Carbon County for more than 81
ring the past two years, Mr.. Tierney a S county treasurer has given
satisfaction. The affairs of the office nave been handled prompt
!" a businesslike manner. In fact the state examiners frequently
f. "er reports to the treasurer's office in Carbon County a pehs
LF The other counties of the state.
ms year he will be elected by an eve larger majority ne
vote for Mr.. Ti"rney is a vote for the continued administration OF
mS OF ne county treasurer's office in a bustness-like manner Will
or iaVoritism being shown to any, but with every person IN IN
'ehs accorded fairness in I'll respects.
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itdnSen taItes WaFer trinten. nod
irgsnb Elm robes Obit eHen, psbsr
friihes Gleifh. nod Siibner. Don
178 pfunb fiel id auf 118 unb pur.
be 70 fdpad ssitipeilis. bdb Id bin.
tiel. Sd begann 2pbia g. pintbams
8egstable COMPOUND einsunebmen
anb se9n Gage fpdter fornte id eFsn
unb mein Magen ,rIitt tein.n Sdus
ben. SD babe bic Mebisin Ieitber
ftets einsenommeu unb id fiible pie
neuaeboren. Sd piese i.bt 127
pflnb, 10 baB sic Ieben t5nnsn, mas
ss fir mid i9on setbon bat. Wlein
@atte fast, Sbre Mebiain babe mein
eeben serettst." = Jrau s. g. Bar.
lon. 1924 Siib 4. Ctr, Columbus,
Ship.
2bbia 6. ginfbam's geaetabIe
COMPOUND eutbGlt ebsn bic Rrdfte
bon DurseIr unb arduiern, pelde
not6penbig iinb, bic @eiunbbsit nnb
8raft Der seT9pddten Srgane bss
a0rpers pieber bsrsuitellen. Das TT
es, fparum Syrau 9arIop, cine 1ro-
niife aranfe, 70 Donftdnbig fpiebsr
bergeiteIt tpurbe.
gs 5ablt iih fir an ireenb einer
neibliden 9rant6sit leibenben Jraus
en- aus, oarduf gu beiteben, 2pbia 6.
pintbom's @egstable COMPOUND an
6ont 5u bdben.
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= Der Dam.nsip,is bss Dsutl9.
glmerifanii9en Stabtperbonbes ipiro
am 16. b. M. i'm 9auie Der Grau
S4narb ali Der GairfisIb aps. tn
YsIIeDue sine @sridmmIuns aboItsn.
- Die DOuslab aoss Der ppthias,
ritter bon Bellevue bat cine Ranpasne
fiir bic geipinuuns nsusr WttgIisoss
inaugurirt.
= GIi5absib Rsints BON Der Jirma
g. Reinfe & Co., SHnittipaarens
bdnbler bon glO. 329 aaplor gpsnus,
9eIlepus, bat ibr Grunbftiid an Ben
). 5atsr bon Der 9apIor nnb Dipi.
iipn glpenus fir $4,000 psrtaufi.
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(gOrtfssuns BON Der /. Seits.)

kVpilltbuIIS ppU pei 4. Stltt.J
ipiirbs, ipenn Isin Rame setnnnt iperz
ben tpiirbc, cine Infprahe an feline
2eute, in Der sr fusts, bab bic a0btuns
Der ameritau.r sers4tfertist fei, neil
bic Der. Staatsn fit ben idumerliden
3uitanb bss msritanif8en @olies
perantfportIid ieien. Die bummen
peons nabmsn Oiefe Grtldrung NIT
Sc9rufsn auf.
Die Der. Staatsn polIen Wltrito
perfdIuden". iOa @iua ssfast babsn.
n2abt uns ibun. mas mir iOnusn, bas
nit ss ibnsn i'm 9aIis iteden bleibt."
2lm abenb trarsn brei 3ompasnien
aaDaIIerie on Der Grense aufseitsIIt.
Gin Battalion SnfaHterie unb cine
S4pabrpn pom 8. aabalIerissReais
msnt DON Sort gIib sinsen am abenD
bon el paio al, Inn bic bier Iieeenben
9ruppen su psritdrisn. gpl. Sloeum
ertIarte, bab er nit biefen Sruppen i'm
Stanbs fein niirbe, isbsn ansriff, ben
@ila pitIIsidt nod einmal perfuhen
tOnnte, absuftIagen.
@iIIa fOIl 1900 Wdnn Bet
fi5baben.
Dem COL. Slocum tpurbe mitges
tbilt, bab @iua 1900 Mann BEL iid
babe, BON bsrsn er 1000 wlann aaf
her anbsren Ssits Der grenae Iisb.
3pansis fsinsr Sffisi.re, bic am
Sisnitas bisrber ssf4ift ipurbsn,
I'm iid iiber bic Gage Der Dinss gu
informirer, batien in Grfabruns ses
bratt, bab bic fiinf GstabrOnen aas
pallerie, bic ibr Sauptqlsartier bier
ta6en, iikr cine p.ite Streds an
Der Grsnss DertbsiIt porsn. no iis
patrouiIIsrbisnit bsrridtsisn. 3tpei
Gstabron.n. bic auf Der @ibfon
Ran6, Is Wstifen ivsitIi4 bon bier
itationirt partn, nabmsH niht on
bem aampi tbeiI. 5isr Iaseu brti
gstabrunsn nit elmer Gefammtitdris
ron $50 Uldnrt. RadSsm iis fid
bierppn unterriftet batt.n, unS aud
bon SpioNen benc9ri4tist porbsiI
rparen, bab lie bon siasr an5abl Wss
ritunsr in Columbus u1tsrftiist fpers
ben piirb.n, besann gind am Witts
mod gadmitioa bonn gOcO granb Ris
Der aus poriiiriidtn.
9i. srits gtnbtuiuns bon bsm Ser.
annabtn Der Weriioner fam, aIs Der
an Der grsnse Gailpipade ftebenbe
soIbat Griffin sins ansabl Msyitas
ner pOr Der Wobnuns bes aeutnanis
autas fu9. Griffin sab 5suer. sr
purb. absr nisb.rs.iaoffen. Sofori
purb. obsr Der aIdrm seseben unb ss
3eIana 9ltcas bas Eager gu srreiden
lnb cine Ulaf9inengefpeb eiIuns
9ernus;ubeorbtrn.
Si. Dsrnurbstsn am.riianii6sn
SofDotsn iinb: gsutndnt glarsnee 6.
senion, aDrporal 80. garmarssl.
on Der Wnf6in,nsepebr saIbtbsiIuus
.nb bi. Sotbdten :. g. g. SopIor,
shsObOrs aesorss, Somes genner
inb SaSss Ussber. ale bonn 13. aa.
llerie.Resirnent.
Ginise Der Wsrfpunbeien @iLas
rar.n balbtpiidfiss anaben.
Ga es iih heroiiseeiielt, baB in
Columbus aniaiiiee Rerifaner ben
sanbiten bie Sdrier acseigt battelL
II bcnen ellnerifaner ipobnfen, lieB
I'M abcno Col. Sloeirn jebeS neritc,
hide Saus burdinfen iu,b ulle
Baifen toniis5iren. er brobte henen
nit 1obcsftrnfe, Die ibre @affen
tid)t frcitpiIlig nlseaben. Die 3abI
ser III Columbus ipobnsnoen anis.
.ifaner betrdgt 300 iinb Die 3dbd Der
lit ilngefdbr ebenio srob.
eeitnaut 3obn g. Guitlemni
'raat. rsint aOmpagnis In bic
siaoi, Inn bic GiDiliiten au beihii.
'elt bic bereits augefansen batsen,|
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Sast bem prGiibsntsn @iIiOn bic un'
sddmintts Dabrhsit.
er iast, bab Der prdiibtnt nidt alIc
Wsisbsit in Der DeIi sepa8tst
babe.

| Wafbinston, .. g., 8. Wdr3.
Senator UltGumbsr, RepubIiidner
DON Horb Daiota, rabm am Donnsrs'
tag feline Reiolutipn 3uriid, ber5ufolss
amsriianiide 9iirstr geiparnt ipsrotn
loatsn, betpafTneten 5anDtlsiHiffsn
bon straightforward fern 81 bleiber,
srtIGrsnb, Sab fsinsr aniiHt nad bic
Qmeriianer seniisenD getuarnt fporosn
isisn, unb bab bic Administration MIR
| in @trlesenbeit seisbt tpsrbs. ipsnn
feline RsioIutiOn HOd fernsr IN
S6Debe bleibs.
Stnaipr Yarbamdn bon WiHiTippi
nabm bic Gelessnbdi ipubr, I'm aui
bic gsbauptung, bab bic alsitation I'm
aongreB ben prdiibenisn in feinen biz
plomatiffen llnterbarblunsen bebins
bsre, al antiporteu, bab bem ameritc'
nifhen Bolt sr0bere Gefobren bdour6
brobien, bab Der prdfbent ben aons
greg beherrfde, als ipsnn Der aon'
greb ii4 In bic ansslessnbeiten bss
prdfbsnien sinmii9e.
Die Grstutipe unb bic Issislntipen
,3pdae Der Regierung," fasie Der Ssr
nator, .miifen sufammenipirten, uHb
babsn ben 3ped. Dem ameriianif4tn
goIt gu biensn. Rdnner in bohsn
2lemisrn fpsrbsn nur al oft einstbiIbet,
inbem iie Der Wiirbe ibr.s qlnies 81
groben Wertb beilsgsn. Sd bin bereii
3usueeben. bab Der prdiibent gIaubi,
er isi tpirilid nit Der Maht betraut,
bic er iid anmabt, ih bin ubtr nitt
ipitlsns, an ben prafibentsn obtr an
ireenb Jemanb anbers bas Redt su
iibsrtragsn, eine mir suftsberbe pfli4t
aussuiibsn, bic BEL ben iebieen Dsrs
bdltniiIen pon 70 GROCER Wi4tisisit
fir bas amsritaniihs Wolf ifi.
Der prGfiDent fat sinise quite
gii6er ssI6rieben, ia CLAUDE absr
nitt, bab er allie Weisbsit In Der
gpeIt sspadtet bat, unb aud midi,
tdb sr patrioiif9er 1T aIs Der Ron'
er.b, Der NIT ibm bic Dtrdntiportlid}s
isit fir bic Rssisruns thilt."
Gsnator 9arbaman geitanb ben
cmeritdniTfsn giirsern bas Rs@
3u, auf bsfpaffneisn 5anbelsf9fftn
bon ariesfiibrenbsn gu rsiIsn, e. b.rs
bdmmte uter biejsnisen, bic bon bies
fem Redie @ebrauh MAIDEN uno hd'
nit i6r Qanb in bic Gefabr brinsen.
in sinen arits perfpideIt 5u tpsrbtn.
gr fugts, bab Dtutfdlanb fdit allies.
mas bon ibm berhnst fpirb, tbln
ipiirbe, lm sinsn arisg nit ben Der.
Gfduten su permeiben. unb bab ipdhs
renb bes snnsen Rries,s DrstihInao
bic gfe4ts Qmsriias pisl mebr rsipst'
.irt babe ale bic 9lGiirten. 9lber bi.
geIiber bon sngIif6 franS0ihdsa
ariegsbcnbs nnS bieienistn, be
Rieisnfummtn fir gsIieferie Whinitoft
erbalten, tpiirhsn strnt bas 2dnb IN
sinen aries NIT Dsut4Iano per.
ipideln, unter bsm WoriDanb, b0b
nmsritaniif< giirger bsi9ibt tpsrOen
miibter bic iid9 unnpIql9sIWeiIs w
gsfabr bestbtn.
Der gsndtor ingts aud. bdb bic
5dnblungsneiis bes aongrthes, ms
t,m er Die WdrnungsreioIutionen uuf
ben aiid selssi. isinsshsss elm Wsr'
traiienspotum fir ben prdIibsnisfs
bth.uts. Irnbsrn bub Der aonsrsb gs-
hcrIam, i'm Snisrsiie Der parteipOli'
tit. bic gfebl. bss prdiibsntsn be-
frIst bnbe.
Die glshe spairbs pon isinsm Qlntdns
CTR Der abnliniitrotion beantiportst,
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GaIransa sOIbaten fl.

aarebo, ssras. 9. Mdrs. -eis
nige 30 Garransas Solbaten, oarunisr
msbrsre Offi5iere, puroen bon Ban
bitten Dor brei 5aeen in Der 9dbe
9orreon's fiifilirt, pie autsntii4e
Yatrihten msIb<n. Dieganbitsn tpas
rsn anbdnssr gilIa's unb Col. ghd'
con befebligi.
Die binseridisten Solbaien, Elm
Obtritfsuinant, sipei Waiors. msbrsre
SubalisrnsOffisisre unb "a Gemsins,
ipurbsn aus einem 3upe duf Der Jabrt
bon 5orrson na9 Wonisrss geboIt.
Die iibrigen paTasisre bes 3nses
purbsn nidbt bslditigt.
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SpbinatDM.

- SIN Gireuttseriht purbe aeftern
bon 5lorence M. Sapes gegen Robert
8. 5apes, eine S9eibunsstlase sins
gereidt. Oas pdar bate i'm Sabre
1914 fi4 berbeiratbet. Die SlGgerin
bef4uloigt ibren Satten Der grdus
idmteit, Der Srunfenbeit, 9erfdpsns
Sung uno 9ernudldiIisuns. = Sn, ,bsr
ouf $4,000 lautsnben S9aoeneriabz
tldee, tpelfe 2ouiIe Wiuer, gla9labs
oerDalterin BON 6risbmun MiGer, ses
gen bic Strabenbabn 90. dngsitrenet
bate, Dermpdtsn iih bic @eI9nores
nen ni4t gu einisen. = Die Rlass
bon 4oena Oaris segen bic euretp
Stamp Go. purbe auf Soften Der
@ertlasten abeefpieisn, ba cine ginis
gung er5ielt tpuibe. Die R[dgsrin bat=
te einen S9abensriaB Don $4,000 Bee
anIpruht, bd bic bertlagte Gompagrlis
es angebIiA unterldfen bate, einen
&ontratt gu srfiiqen. = Sn Der Rfaee
bon 8. s. gloams sesen Wm. IroDs
bridge, erbislt Der aldger Elm urtbsil
gum getrdge bpn SIPS fir prpfeTio=
reGe OienIte suertdnnt. Dem @ertIag=
ten tpurbs duf beTen 9eeentldge, elm
anIpru6 bon $3.50 bepi[ist. - Jn
Der Slase Don pbiI. Sbiling gegen
gorOie BOLTON, tDurbe Elm urtbeil 5u
Gunften BET 8srtlagtsn sefdut. Der
8ldger bate auf 9eit5dbluns elmer
glote gum 8etrase bon $89 g.tlast.
Die Surp sutihisb, bab Der srfpGbnte
8etrag an cine Gineinndtier aollete
tirungsfirmd, tpel9e aIs 4ssnt bes
Sldgers fungirte, besablt porben fsi.
= Der 5urnsr Damensgerein Bat
folgenoe Beanie stnitimmis fpteberers
pdblt: prGfiDentin: Srdu @ep. r.
RO.h; 9isssYrdiiosntin: Grau MinHs
asriting; Sstrstdrin: Spau 9enrp
adud; S8dsmeiiterin: Gpau aOuis
Rotb.
= Sm Gountpsertht fpurbe qeftern
bas Seitament bsr Wlorta u. Bcbenz
pobl beftdtist. Die @rblaferin Be-
itimmt $50 fir bds Qeisn BON Ueeiz
len, 500 fir einsn 9rabftein unb
je 5000 fir ibre S5tter Turb 6.
Diegbaus unO Gnna M. untraut.
Der Heit ibrss @erm6sens Ioq ibren
RinberH Narp g. Wiegbaus, anna
Tt. llntraut. Sobn 5. Debenpobl,
Gaura 8. Sobbe unb @eronita Ring
gu gleiden Sbeilen 3rfdGsn. 9e gruz
Der Der @erbfifenen 5rant =. qoers
bed fpurbe gum 9eitamsntspOGf Gfredsr
erHannt.
: 8eiistitela9erdnO Gpra
Wilboit an bic Sruifsss Der Gu1eins
rdti Subbubn 60. Z 4der 2dno, rdte
Grlanser unb bem 8abngeieiie> >asfe<
gem gu $75.
Sir bic am Is. Ueai absubdltenz
be DirettorenfpaH Der gopington
5urnsemeimSs, iinb foIse1be Ranbis
bdter ernannt porben: @lbdu Dofff,
Artbur Muib, Geo. S4neiber, s. u.
perup, 5arrp Sdunmsr, sos. Duns
fer, Carl WaHSO, r. 8. Strotman,
Robert Rotb, 8. SO. WaHe. Jiinf
Sirettpren folen geipdblt fperoeu.
-Gtne an5abf U3itslieSer bes Dus
men 3petses beg rDeutfa Mmeris
blnifhen @tdotperhdnbes" battle Grau
@nna 2airb an ber IL. unb 8dnfid
6trabe nit siner SurpriIe portp bes
bddt, Moran fi9 bic Golgenben be-
tbeiffsien: !9err urb Gnai Teoore,
9err unb Srdu ssscbn g1drt unb SShs
ter 9betmd u. girgiHid; gran Raan,
5ruu Borg u. 55dfer; 6err Il. Grnu
8odipeg, Grau Sduter nnb So9tet,
o. O. gOzbzt4ntitt, En. 81. Din.
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GfbraltaI 8. Mdrs. poffirt
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
HAYDH'S CREATION TO Be
SUNG AT~ST. Philips
Colorcd Episcopal Church to Give
Excellent Program This
Evening.

The public is cordially invited to
hear an excellent program of musical
and literary features this evening
at ST. Philips Church at Sis O'Clock,
for the benefit Of the piano fund and
Sunday school. Musical selections will
be rendered by excellent voices from
Haydn's Creation" Lerman's "Jeho-
YAH Mendelssohn's Overture" from
Elijah will be played by Miss Inez
Jones. Ida Glover Dean will be heard
at her best when she sings with Yer
dure Clad from Haydn's Creation
She will sing, by request. WHITTIER
Shall / Coz" from Lermans "Jeho-
yah"
The trio. "On Thee Each Living Soul
Awaits from Haydn's Creation"
will be sung by Ida Glover Dean,
Prof. Crump and DIR. Moone. Ida
Dean has an excellent soprano voice
Prof. Crump will render in this work
the part of Uriel. in his usual we'll
! registered tenor voice that has at
tanned the highest range in this score
when he sang the leading tenor role
several years ago in the redition of
| Creation"
| DIR. Moone will render the part of
! Raphael tonight. DR. Moone has
| heretofore sung with great salts
| faction the role of Raphael in Haydn's
| Creation" at the City Auditorium
| Good work Is expected of him.