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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22
First Gas Masks
Made Nv Women Of
England and France.

Tn" use of gas in warfare dates
pack 10 about 400 h. e. The Spar
'anS saturated wood with pitch and
sulphur and burned il under tho
walls Of cities which they were al
lacking For several centuries gas
has not hoon used in warfare. and
IN" Hague convention definitely rul
cd AGAINST IT, However. on April
-. 1915. tho Germans liberated
great clouds OF gas against the Ca
madam troopS near Ypres Terrible
decentralization and destruction re-
suited from this first gas attack.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22
10000 Skilled Men
Wanted for Service
in Aviation section.

Cnaliiled men registered under
the s"l"ctivc service law may be in
Quoted into service to till the call
Ter l"."oo skilled mechanics need
eel by the Aviation Section of The
Signal Corps. by applying to their
local boards. Men not registered
may enlist at recruiting stations.
lhe present call is particulorlv
Tor machiniSts. auto mechanics. on
GIN" r"pairmen. gunSmithS. chauf-
i'nrS, carpenters. blackSmiths. tin
smiths. cahinetmukcrS. electricians
ropperSmiths. shcotmrtal workers
propeller makers. wireless operators
ana constructors. ,tailors, tentmak-
'rN, Sailinakers. truck masters. yul-
.caniIrrS. w"lderS. and experts on
magnci"S, ignition systems. Gamer
as, watches, and clocks
Men will be sent To san Antonio
,'NaS, Tor segregation by trades
followed by a brief course of in
*'ructinn at flying fields or factor.
les, then orcaniAed into Sduadrons
mostly for service overseas Addi-
ti"nhl information may br secured
Nv aNplication To the Air Division
Personnel Department. WASHINGTON
y u q
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22
Weekly War News Digest
Stories Of Activities and cond on United States
and ON the Battle Front. from Washington, ID. e.

and within week England was
making plans for was warfare
against the Germans.
soon after the first German gas
attack English and French women
sent to the front hundreds of thou
sands OF home made gas masks. For
the most part they were merely ban
dages ,impregnated with chemicals
io wrap around the mouth and nose.
These emergency masks saved many
lives. but afforded only limited pro-
lection.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22

j. o. Roberts. five miles northwest
of Durant, and was buried in High
land cemetery Sunday afternoon ut
I O'Clock. Mrs. Shenk was ~ years
of age The cause Of her death was
congestion of the brain She leaves
one daughter.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22
More Than 30 Per Cent
Of tnit"l States Troops
Now Carry Insurance.

tContinued on Page Five)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22
National Park
Opening. Dates
Are Announced,

According to an announcement by
secretary Lane national parks will
be open to tourists this year on the
following dates:
Yosemite. California. May to
Novcmb"r |; Rocky Mountain Ma
ti"nal Park. Colorado. May to No
vembcr /; S"Quola National Park.
California, May II to October Ia:
General Grant National Park, Cal
ifornia May - to October 10: Me-
Sa N"rd" National Park. Colorado,
Jun" | to September 80: Mount Ra-
ni"r National Park. Washington,
Jun" Ito September II: Glacier Ma
.iinnal Park. Montana. June II to
N"pt"nhr 10: Crater Lake Nation
al Park. Oregon. July to Scptem-
her 80; Yellowstone National Park.
WNumins. June - to September u.
:: :; ::
More Than 30 Per Cent
of United States Troops
Now Garry Insurance.
Nor" than $ll.oOo 600 .nOo of
war-riSk insurance has 50 far been
written. covering | 800, 900 persons
IN IN" military and naval services
IN" average amount of insurance
applied for is nearly $4,000. The
maximum permitted is SlO.OOO. and
the minimum 900
Final figures show the United
states Army, both here and abroad.
Is wen over 30 per cent insured In
many camps 90 per cent of the per-
Sonhel is protected by Government
insurance. The insurance now on
the books of the bureau is more than
'hr"t times as great as the ordin-
continued on Page Fiye)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-03-22
War Pictures
May *, Secured
for Private Collections.


for Private Collections.
An illustrated catalogue of Off
cial war photographs and stereop,i-
can slides has been issued by the di-
vision of pictures of the Committee
on Public Information. In IL are
listed about 1000 pictures availa-
Bile to the public. including photo
graphs taken by the Signal Corps.
Navy, Marine Corps, and French and
Belgian official photographs.
Each picture listed may be had
either as a Photographic print or a,
a stereOptican slide at small cost
The catalogue may be secured by
sending cents to the division of
pictures. Committee on Public In
formation. Washington. d. c.
"a ::
Small Farm Owner
May Secure Aid
from Farm Loan Board.
The Federal Farm Loan Board
has issued the following rules Tor
the guidance of the land banks in
determining what area CONSTITUTES n
farm for loaning purposes
First. Generally. The farm
must be of sufficient area to yield
at the hands of an ordinarily capa-
Bile farmer. putting it to the use to
which 1t Is generally adapted. and
using average methods, an incom.
sufficient to maintain the family Of
the applicant and discharge the in
terest and amortization payments.
Second. Specially Where thru
"a nr I.. I.
a specially a sufficient income has
been regularly derived from a tract
deficient in area for ordinary farm
Ing. or where the application of the
prospective borrower shows that he
is by experience capable of produc-
ing such an income from such n
tract. such area may be accepted as
sufficient. provided the land has I
stable and permanent market valu"
sufficient to warrant the loan ap-
piled for. This ruling does not ap-
ply to fruit and orchard lands which
have already been the subject Of def
mite rulings by this board"
Under the first paragraph of this
ruling loans may he made to the or
dinarv farmer on the basis of aver
age skill and efficiency. and no tract
of land will he accepted as a farm
eligible for Il loan under the FEEDER
al farm loan act unless it is large
enough to support the family and
tax" care of the loan under the av-
eragc farm conditions of the neigh
bOrhood
But under the second PARAGRAPH
of the rullng the intensive farmer
ar IN" man who practices urpfitn-
Evening star., 1918-04-07
G. W. q. GIRLS TO BE FETED
At Annual Scholarship Luncheon OF
Pan-Hellenic Association.

Twenty of the most brilliant girl stu
dents at George Washington University
will be guests of honor at the annual
scholarship luncheon to be given by
the Pan-Hellenic Association at Hotel
Cochran at 1 o'clock next Saturday
afternoon, April 13.
The honor guests will be Misses Jane
Herman, Rebecca Perlman. Mary Gra-
bill, Elizabeth Cullen. Inez Ryan.
Margaret Metzerott. Gladys Phoebus.
Elizabeth Tate. Katherine Symmonds.
Gertrude Metzerott. Marjorie Wilson,
Josephine Jonas, Leila Warren, Marga-
ret Prentiss, Carter, Maxon. Dorothy
Sornberger and Mrs. Hoch. The guests
were selected from those girls in the
department of arts and sciences hav-
ing the highest scholastic record for
the first semester.
Miss Josephine Jonas will be toast
mistress. Toasts will be responded to
by Misses Herman, Perlman, Grabill,
Maxon, Cullen, Ryan, Metzerott, Phoe-
bus, .Whitford. Carter and Mrs. Hoch.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
To Appear in Congressional Record

A stenographic report of the exercises
at which the thousand-dollar prize for
the american Creed was awarded to w.
Tyler Page. veteran employe Of the
House. is to be printed in the Congress
sional Record. Unanimous consent was
given yesterday to the request Of Chair
man Sears of the House committee on
education. who also suggested to the
committee on printing that the "Ameri-
document In order that It might be gem
orally committed % u,emary 1hnqDgGout
Evening star., 1918-04-07

'CRANBRoOK"-HANDs FURNISHED
"gentleman's country place; beautifully located
rolling country. with view overlooking Baltimore
and Chesapeake bay, on boulevard to Washington.
Convenient to Washington by train from Relay,
Nd, or by automobile.
House contains six master bedrooms, sx serv.
ants rooms, three bathrooms, lavatory first floor,
Open hreplaces.
Large lawns. beautiful shrubbery. garden, veg
etables and fruit Stable and garage, Care
tAker for garden and grounds.
c. e. LEWIS.
705 Calvert building, Baltimore Nd
Evening star., 1918-04-07
FARMS.
FOR SALE.
Io2-Acre Farm, $4,000.
Bordering Beautiful Raw

Send for picture showing the grand shade
trees along the splendid water front. so acres
IN stone free level tillage for fruit and vege-
tables: balance pasture for 80 head. House,
money for other business and his low price is
$500. with 81 GOO down. For details see page
70. Strouts spring catalogue Of 1854 bargains In
1oxen states Copy mailed free. E. A.
Title bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
FOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUI,
farms in the valley Of virginia, situated one
mile from historic Harpers Ferry with the an
vefb scenery between the Potomac and Shenan-
6Oah rivers; nne brick mansion on It C. r
WALL Charles Town. Jefferson Co.. W. Va s.
BARGAIN IN 1O-ACRE TRACT, IMPROVED nv
Broom frame and all necessary outbuiIdings;
shout miles from Washington, ON splendid mae
adamized road. Price only s.. 45O.
HIGBIE RICHARDSON. 1904 H st. NV.
fARM AND SUBURBAN PROPxkTIEs. OY1
HeLACHLEN BANKING coHPonArroN.
=. "a. lkeel Estate Dept.) 10th and a A.
56eACRE VIRGINIA GRASS FARM; 500
81 under fence; streams. springs and wells; new
1We1ling; all outbuildings; $50 per acre
100 acre Maryland farm: under fence: fne
nei1: S-room, bath dwelling; necessary outbuiId-
zirHgaM. coNNos%. Room Room !sa. gsee ias lcsS issS NV
r. ACRES OF FERTILE LAND AND BEAUTT-
III broom house; bath; stairways: doubie
kors; large attic; cellar; furnace heat; porches:
1eavy stone foundation: gasoline engine: 4 wells;
4snant house. rooms; large barn, holds IA
trees lining driveway: corner property, fronting
~ auto roads, at Raileys Crossroads Va n
uiles to White Housed. Price. $12.75o. Terms,
Rse00 cash, balance can Arrange. Vacant
n 0sfdARA, pfllett 4 Keinicke Co., exciusiys
nrnnf, I3oo y NV. Phone Main 4926
Evening star., 1918-04-07
q. s. Coins to Honor Illinois.

The House yesterday passed bill au.
thorizing the issuance OF 100000 So
cent pieces commemorative Of the
one hundredth anniversary Of the en-
try of Illinois into the Union. Repre-
sentative Fuller Of Illinois, it's author.
stated 1t would be done without cost
to the government.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
COMMENCING IO:3O a.

ohIA>~ANiliS ~ 81 Th.NH'
About $500 stock. including several hundred
full cases fresh. well known brands. consist ,
ing In part, Of Peas, Corn. Tomatoes, Crisco,
Salmon. Tuna Fish. Sardines, Olive Oil. Olives.
wesson Oil. Maple sirnp. Asparagus. Pineapple.
Cream Of Wheat. Copdensed and Evaporaied
MiiL. Salad Dressing, Baking powdes Peanut
Butter, Cocoa, Catsup. Grape Juice, spaghetti.
Pickles. Baked Beans, Cereals. Jello, Campbell
Soups. karo Matches. Salt Starch, Teas. cetrees;
Extracts, Rice. Navy and Lima Beans, Barrel
vinegar. Brooms, Washboards, lamp and Lam
tern chimneys Poultry Food, Stains, Gun Shells.
Soaps. Toilet Paper, Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes.
Paper Sacks, Furnishings. etc.
(. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. National Cash Reg
lister. McCaskey Register. Royal Electric Coffee
Mil and Food Chopper. Refrigerat,ng Case.
Scales, Electric Fans. Showcases. OH Tank: Also
Ford Delivery, Horse. two Delivery Top wagons
and Harness.
Note.-sale can be reached BY electric cars or
over maeadam road. about two miles from Aque-
duct bridge. Motor truck can be secured on
premises for the removal Of purrhases at reason
ubie rate to accommodate those mot haying their
eHp teams Or trucks. Z.
E4ss cash. nAH-A.sWxgcnl
Evening star., 1918-04-07
Filipinos Like 0. 8. ehee..

Although clingins tenaciously %
their native dress the Filiptnos aro
showing q growing preference for
American shoes according to . rspore
made yesterday to the bureau oe foreign
and domestic commerce BY csmmsrnael
epscial Agent c. n Hoswurth. TAs -.
lua1 nxueren =. 61naa -, u. 7lnS
Evening star., 1918-04-07
Gen. styer Get. Old Command.

Army orders announce the honorahao
discharge Of Brig. Gen Henry D. stysr.
who has been In command OF q brigade
at Camp Lewis Washington. Gen styer
reverts to his former rank Of colonel and
Philippines
Evening star., 1918-04-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SNIE-C0ntinued,

IN ORDER TO PAY TAXES AND INTEREST,
now due. I will sell some Of the finest located
lots in my subdivision Of Takoma Park Heights
for 90 per cent Of the schedule price list lots.
If you want q bargain here 1t is. Easy terms.
W. d. HARLAN, Takoma, Owner. y
Evening star., 1918-04-07
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcrIoNEER.
Large Stock of Groceries,
Fixtures, Ford Delivery, Horse,
Wagons, Etc. at Store of E. T.
Hackley & Bro, Ballston, Va,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918,
Evening star., 1918-04-07
< ACRES AND

Beautiful Groom home; pantry; 2 large porches;
yard; lan1 all cleared: located at South Bar
croft. Va. (6 miles to White Housed; price,
81 ESQ: terms, 500 cash, bal $25 per month,
to include everything: vacant; immediate possess
sion. This Is real bargain. W. O'HARA.
Willett & Reinecke Co.. 1909 Il R.w.. Exclusive
Agent.
Evening star., 1918-04-07
Dunn Lorinp Bargains.

Beautiful new home: six large rooms: French
window, opening on front porch. sliding doors;
sided with galvanized steel roof and concrete
foundation: half acre OF land. Bargain price.
81 800. Terms, $500 cash, balance easy. Located
Dunn LorinE; Va; t5s minutes on 18th and Pa.
owner. Days labor, best materials and selling
below cost. Vacant. Immediate possession.
Keys, photos and all Information. see W.
O'HARA. with WILLETT & RETNECKE CO.,
DWELLING. LARGE ROOMS, BATH. Gel
tion fruit near street cars: Is minutes to Treas
ury; bargain. 81. 900: s.. 900 cash. North 40O7-W.
BUNGALOW. ROOMS, BATH: GOOD CELLAR
and heat; sewerage; gas; electric; lot b0x17S;
near one-fare zone; good locality: 80 minutes to
Treasury; e: $50; $500 cash; $3.50 per month.
NO PROFITEERING HERE.
II you can pay 500 to $500 cash. see me: sew
eral Or. houses. large grounds. at 81 60O 81 ,e0O
81, 900, on above terms, monthly payments on
balance, $15 to $40 month. Others modern i'm
provements, up to $500. Also two Or. houses;
81 500 each. F. A. COGSWELL. Boz "a, Ball
ston, Va.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BUNGALOW; LARGE
porches. elec. lights open fireplace: close to cars
corner: $500. Be quick; owner. Address Box
176-A. Star ofice
NEW BROOM HOUSE, ANIL; GARAGE; ~
acres: 8 miles from Union station: would rent
FINE SUBURBAN HOME. ROOMS AND
gas lights; about 1000 IT. Of fine hedge; IL large
oak trees In yard; very large two-story garage;
many fruit trees; beautiful lawn and flowers
two squares from post ONCE and depot: electric
or terms. Address call OWNER, Postmaster.
Riverdale, Nd.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

HOLLOW TILE BUNGALOW; ROOMS;
sleeping porch; % eiee and gas; hot-water heat;
F. 4. LINGER.- Exclusive Agent.
2377 R. I. ave. ne.
BEAUTIFUL sTX-RoOM HOME; PANTRY;
electric lights; hot-wster heat; porches; cellar;
:s1s5: located Ba.s1sz. Va Va sis. to White
ehssoe ievs .sa ri Sssn taa pal
see W. O'HARA, Wiliett 4 Reinecke, Exclusive
Agent, 1909 H NV.
T0UR-Ro0M BUNGALOW e BEDR0oMs),
with cement floor; 6ne lawn. etc: lot 45I
OLA rrs Terms sS1 ss;n
out 1 G street maried Riverdsie. Berwyn M eAes Or
street. brentwood and walk over to Baltimore
pike to the BUNGALOW.
FORTY MINUTES TREASURY, ROCKVILLE
electric: nine rooms, roOms; , acre and quarter pogl-
shade. G.. H. BECKER, Northwest Park. Be-
BRooKLAND.
8. .9so; not less than 5000 cash payment. price,
BUNGALOW IN NE. SECTION.
5 rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric
light; price, $5.9oO, not less IMAM $IoU cash pay
"ea McLHcHLES ;fTS BANKiNG CORPORATION,
NJ 1872 Real Estate Dept. 10th & SITS. NV.
sity PARK; splendid shade trees. large lot: @ ane
for garden. Prices. $3.50 and 81, 800. Posses
sion at once ]. L. TAIT. in the park. Clev. a2J.
SUBURBAN HOME-.MT. RAIN1ER: 9 ROOMS
and bath; cellar; attic: gas and electric lights;
near car line; 5-cent fare: nice yard; possession
given this week; price, $3.50; terms. $3.50 down.
c. A. NJ WELLS. 1901 II ST. NV 10.
80 ACRES OF LAND JUST IS MINUTES
south Of the White House: approach through
sy "a the In
outbuildings. Acreage II this location is bring
e1e.ea out for @ r. e. ETA TAGeahr. s' 1sse e
GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY HOME; ROOMS.
loan; large bearing orchard worth $500 yearly;
farm building; garage: high: ont baltimore
OWNER. 414 kenois bldg. l1th and G sts o.
A GREAT RARGAiN TO SETTLE An ESTATE.
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ss0sm hosss with large lots Of run
for truck garden. or large enough to build more
81 ta st or oa st 4o 4 hpy 4 I
s4th and Bunker Hill rd. Mt. Rainier. Nd. 0:
FoR sALE-loRooM HOUSE; A.Mc.; ONE
and high elevation and property on car line.
Building sites and houses for sale at Clarendon
and Cherrydale. GEO. II. RUCKER & CO., Al
exandria County c. H., Clarendon, Va.
ONE ACRE-TAKOMA PARK. d. G.. OR. AND
Price. $500. .SoS easn balance n on b. . |.
% MeLAcMIEM SiisTs9n RANKING a K Sey' CORPORATION
10th and G. (Real Estate Dept.) Main 4S2.
KIlERDALE. MD ROOMS; ANIL; HALF
AIRY IRe 2sSs 2sss0dhss or Hssst.siis ss hh'
yORTHw EsT sTRTRRs oNE so,rA RE ERONg
cars. 20 minutes to Treasury; bungalow. 8 or 9
rooms and bath. built Of "Fisklock tapestry"
brick: modern In every respect and every city
eonventence: large porches and yard for garden.
Ready sbont April 1st. Price less than 5000.
c. c. LACEY. TO 14th st. NV.
FINE RESIDENCE. SUITABLE FOR GENTLE
man. family. club, institute Subdivisions, at
West Hgattsyille. Nd: 12 minutes to car; con
ststs OF one 3, one Z, one 8 room house; electric
Hight, telephone. 8s acres land. orchard. garden,
garsse. aH outside buildings, good water. nature
riding horse, nne for buggy. lady and gents
ssaess: s.san1n n i7Hg|13SSsss. fss:: ste ksr s.ls
Evening star., 1918-04-07

FINE RESIDENCE, SUITABLE FOR GENTLE
man. family. club, institute Or subdivisions. at
sists Of one .. one Z, one 5 room house; electric
light, telephone. sS acres land. orchard. garden.
garage. ah outside buildings, good water. nature
park; one young Swiss Jersey COW, one tady.s
riding hofse, nne' for buggy. lady and gents
-; s:.16h b '7s|11isi,;. e; . g. E. 8:
Evening star., 1918-04-07

Randall Haskin Trumpe. tenor. will
assist with the music at Trinity Metho-
dist Church today. and will sing at the
morning service MY Hope Is in the
Everlasting" from THE Daughter of
Jairus." by Stainer, and a duet. with
Mrs. Shreve. 'Tn His Hands Are All the
Corners Of the Earth" by Mendels. The
choir anthem this evening, sRock
OF Ages, by Dudley Buck, will
be sung by the chorus under direction
Of Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

The Rubinstein Club will hold a busi-
ness meeting Wednesday at noon i'm
mediately following rehearsal for the
nomination of officers for the ensuing
year.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

Fritz A. Mueller. violoncellist of the
United States Marine Band, and Nation
Bouce. organist of St. Matthews
Church. will give tho recital for the
blind Tuesday evening at the Library
of Congress.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

ONE OF THE BEST
CORNER HOMES
In a nearby suburb. Two
blocks from cars. Two
story, six rooms, bath and
attic. Hot-water heat,
electric light, gas range.
Front and back porch
screened. Garage, chicken
house, pretty grounds.
Every part of home up-to-
the-minute.
Price, $1,000.
Do not reply unless you
have at least $1,000 cash.
For appointment, address
Box I1o-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

MODERN EIGHT-RooM sUBUR-
ban residence; hot-water heat: elec-
tric lights; large lot, 50x350 #.
Price. A.75O. Located north Of
Washington.
Bungalow, California style; seven
rooms and bath; hot-Water heat,
electric lights; hardwood floors. Lot
120x348 IT; all kinds Of fruit. Price,
$3.50. Located north Of Washing
ton.
Suburban residence Of II rooms
and seven acres. located northwest Of
Washington: near the electric line
A very attractive place. Price,
5000.
JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE.
EOS Colorado bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

The monthly meeting Of the Takoma
Park Community Singing Society met ~
usual in the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, which was well filled. the entire
company entering heartily into the singing.
The program consisted chiefly OF Scotch
and Irish songs. making pleasing diver
sion from their previous programs. Tho
soloists, all of whom were well received.
were Mrs. H. C. Gore, Mrs. Clyde Shade,
sopranos. and Ben Morrison, baritone. The
special feature Of the next meeting will be
the singing Of popular soldier songs.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

lude, 'Hymne," by Meyer-He1mund:
anthems, abide with Me-" BY Good
earl, Incidental solos. Miss Mary
Jacobs and Mr.. Wilson; contralte
Allitsen. Miss Jacobs; anthems Y
Hear Thy Voice" by Lang. incidental
Israel" from "Elijah." by Mendeis-
sohn; organ postlude, March Hero
ique," by Maxson.
The monthly meeting Of Rho Beta
Chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon. was held
Monday evening at the chapter rooms
at the Washington College of Music.
Among the numbers presented by the
members were the piano solo. Condo
lieri," by Nevin. Elizabeth Harris;
vocal solo. "Idyl." by MacDoweI.
Margaret Darby; essay. american
Composers" Dorothy De Muth Snyder;
soprano solos. Deserted" and Dear
est. Sleep Sound" by MacDowell. Elsie
Carleton Small, and plano solo. ''Con-
cert Etude." by Mcdowell, Isabel
Jarvis Primm. Jane Darby and Dor
othy Snyder officiated as accom-.
panists.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

Tho Girls Glee Club Of the Friends
School, with Miss Blanche Polkinhorn
directing, entertained the soldiers at
American University camp Wednesday
evening with an enjoyable musical pro-
gram. Elsie Brown and Eleanor Buck
man gave patriotic numbers and Col
Inns Jones Of Alexandria sang MAN.
my's Voice." by Salter. and The Owl"
by Wells.
Evening star., 1918-04-07

Golden Anna Dworin, Owena Latlmef,
Eva Rosenbloom, violet Sullivan. Leonard
I,ouis Mestesky and George Ffnckel.
At st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. today. the musical portion
Samuel A. Leech, organist and choir.
master. will consist of "Kyrie Eleison"
and "Gloria Tibi." by Eyre; "As 1t Be.
gan to Dawn" by Vincent: "Sanctus"
and "Agnus Del" by Eyre; GLORIA In 7,
by Garrett. Evening: "Magnificat and
Nunc Dimittis in c." by Bruce Steane:
awake, Thou That Sleepest." by Maker.
Charles Bright, baritone, and George
Anderson. tenor. will be heard In the
The musical portion Of the program
at the entertainment for the soldiers at
Epiphany Chapel Tuesday evening was
Who sang '"The Sunshine of Your Smile"
and missouri Lullaby" and by John
Klein, tenor. who gave Tho Magic Of
Your Eyes" by Penn, and new, pa
triotic song. "On the Road to France"
by Nine. Lund.
Adolph Werner returned yesterday
from Warrenton. Va. where he sang the
tenor part in Gaurs Holy City" with
the Warrenton Choral Society.
At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music will be given by
the triple quartet and in the evening
by the chorus choir. now numbering
125 voices. both services being under
direction of Sydney Lloyd Wnghtson.
with Harvey Murray at the organ. The
programs follow: Afternoon. anthem.
ssThus Saith the Lord" by Hosmer: in
cidental soprano and baritone solos,
Mlse Netta Craig and Wheeler Waleon;
hana anl0 ssf4ooe In the Lord By Ham
del Fred East: anthems. 90 Losing.