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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

noof In . faint. consulted several
doctors and every one told me the
came but ! kept fighting to keep from
having the operation. ] had read so
many tinncs Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Il helped
my sister % I began taking IL. I
have never felt better than I have
since then and keep house and am
able TO do all my work. The veee-
table Compound IL certainly one grand
medicine. Mrs. J. r. MATHEWS,
33ll Sycamore Street, Cairo, III.
OF course there are many serious
eases that only = surgical operation
Wilt relieve. We freely acknowledge
this but the above letter. and many
others like II, amply prove that many
operations are recommended when
medicine in many cases 10 all that IL
needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
To Make Final Drive
for Salvation Army

Approximately sigs.ooo win be
raised by tho Seattle Eiks between
October ~ and ~. IN . sfnai drive
10 wind up the salvation Army home
service campaign. Two important
projects contemplated In tho crpsn
sion program OF the Salvation Army
are Tho establishment Of q g'ris'
homo here and . central service
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
.kanqs )eak7
(3emerous Offer 10 TubcrcuIosis S:'-
1cresr 81 Trial Of SANOSiN SAM
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01ufbfsr Essers--dsclsrs sANpslr mos
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r,,enfs Felix Wolff. court physician. o.
rector Of tbs ssnItarium for con s
0fvne In Reiboidsgrun. Germany. blGhiy
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Ssrers, Sich or poor, can use this remark
of,Ie home treatment that has met WIN
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Immediate relief from coughing, blood
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6ANOLEUH 10 an inexpensive home
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z<(r9a 4AEO8eN aANOIEUM, z5z n.
. - ovA. Cbtenses ln., DeYe SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
Ad Club to Meet
Wednesday Night

The Seattle Advertising club WI
meet at the Pig'n Whistle At s1s
o. m. wednesday. which has been
Designated as pure food night" At
this time tentative plans for their
advertising campaign win b out
lined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
Big Soldier Show
to Be q Knockout

Recruiting Of a cast Of ist for the
big comedy soldier show TO be given
az. De Metropolitan October ~ ~
progressing rapidly. according 90
statements issued Monday. The TO
vuc viii be presented In tho interests
OF the soldiers bonus bui. the re.
eeipss going 10 the campaign Of the
en- service men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

thought ! would
have 70 Be oper-
ated on. ] hsd .
bad displseenent
II rtght.sids
would pain ne.
j WAS 20 nervous
] could not hold Z
glass Of water.
Many times I
" cuId have 70
stop my work and
sit d o y . or l
would fall on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

WEDDING RING and three other
rings were stolen by providers from
the room Of Mrs. q. Lehman. New
st. James hotel. III Third ave-.
early Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
Seattle to Go to
Fair at Puyallup

Under tho auspices Of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce a large delegation
from Seattle will attend the Western
Washington fair In Puyaiiup Thurs.
day. Thursday will be Seattle Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
.CANNERY HANDS
IN FROM NORTH

A large number Of cannery hands
were among the passengers on the
Alaska steamship Co.'S liner Alaska.
which arrived from the North satur.
day. a full cargo Of freight was
brought also.
The Alaska IL 80 be Withdrawn
from her present service. After one
more trip 20 Southwestern Alaska.
she win ply between Portland and
san Francisco for four months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

The most for your
money tho best for
your mouth. the
"a fest for your
health. is the guar
antee given by
DR. EDWIN y.
DROWN
Seatt1e's Lending
Dental office
1os COlunsbis -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

TEN QUARTS or BEER and Al.
bert Avenarius plus tive cops equals
Al cell and Albert Albert's address
was 1924 Westlake ave.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

Sri. Sirginta Stub, bon Ser.
ington, belt iid einige Gage letter
ISOLDE bier bel ibrcr SdpcIter, 2ralt
Sliber O6sner, auf. 2ebtere lit
Oonn IN 8egleitlng ibrer S6pelter
nod lexington gereiit I'M al,f einiee
@oden bel ben Sbren oabcim gu
lein.
Soc Sain, bon 9ap fam 0icns.
tag bier ourd nit elmer Srltdlooo
Saus9erGtbi6aften bic er ol1f Die
@n. Solmann 5arm IN Gleuos.
burg beforoern molltc. Die @e.
rGtbi6often moren oos gigcntbun
bon $. s. gngelbredt bon Ban. ST
min in @%lenOsburg Den older bebollen
Gr mar frilbcr Sdmieb in 9op.
Wanted a home on a farm. Work
night and day. Winter and summer.
First class references. See WALTER
S. DICKEY'S ad, on page five.
@er oas S~olfsbIott permibt,
miro Die llriade BARN finben, bab er
bic 3eitung nidt nieber beItclIt bot
alS Die 3eit abgelnufen mar. @cnn
Die 3eit abgelaufen lit, boren mir nit
Dem Sudden auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

s.. ". SciObreOer, Iiiciior
|&un0iOat, uno Sent @ObenItreet
|aunoiNut mir Sheriff, bcibe bon
9Iono, rpnren gcitern bier in Sc
ifGftcn.
-anl1Blid Scr Nbonnement5cr,
ncllerung ifreibt ms 8m. 5. SobI'
mann, bon Worganpillc, Sans, buf
Die 6ormcr Oaielbit nit SafcriGen
bei6Gitigt iinO. 6riibIing bot lei:
ncn Gin5ug gcbaItclt.
Geo @ubI, bon Stolpc, lit bieicr
Gage ollf icine ncltc 6arm in 2ittlC
Berger gc5ogcn. GS lit bas Die
friibcrc NpprilI 6orn&. Scrr 9obI
|fouftc Nicielbe bon @m. @oIfcn,
bad.
0icicnigen, melde lire @eiden.
fe mir Ncn @o5oor Der gltern lno
2cbrcr @crcintgl1ng nod nidt abqe.
gebcn ba6cn iin0 gebeten, 6os alll
SnnlStnQ tbltn 5lt Wollcn. 0ic Ga
ben an GBlpooren lpcroen Samstog
morgen obgebolt pcrocn.
-Gil1c lcb6afte Nadfrnge mad
SS%obnhGliern bier in ltnierer Staot
lHoft iid in LETTER 3eit bemerfbor.
Rietbc lit bier nnbejt 70 bod mic
in @roBItGotcn.
-Non fat ia ihon monhcs mo.
Gc0olii9c &llnItitild geicbcnL bos bon
9follidnbfabrern G~lSgciibt prroe.
bod ollrhid)ultertc es ur5 falt, olS
6icicr Gage cin flcincs WGb6cu
?TnlllGllpfanrcll gtllg ltn0 9le1d)3cts
tig SinOSmog6 ipiclen mollte. @s
trltQ oaS 9obn ol,f 6en 4rmen. God
icbr gemagt.
-gm Mittpo6 ipuroen i'm
4;furrbouie Der ct. Sar,ls 8emein6e
HSm. 0oifmom unb SRI. Wctn
@Cinlcin Ourh 9uitor &osmum &c,
trollt. Slid gum 9unbc!
-RltooIpb Boblnann, Dcld)cr
filr5Iih icine IN Der NGbe bon Sem
licacn0c 6orm an Scrmon
YclIter perfuufte, bat Dos. @obnballs
bon 3. g. @loSfc al ser 0rittcn
StroBc fGllflid) crlporhcn l1nO miro
sic 6omilic Boblnlnn11 Ocmnahit
bier cin5ieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

gilbert 8urmitarf belt ii6)
iibcr Sonntag in &irflpooo altf.
-Srou @. g. 9ifion mar sic
lebtcn Gage be~r9ongcner @ohe in
ct. 2ollis.
-6rIs. Mortba unb 2i53ie GIif
tporen Iebte 8ohe in ct. 2ouis.
-@idter r. u. 9reuer mar Icste
Bode in linton, ooieIbft areis0c-
ridtiibung nbSltbolten.
Strait augult 9oeger muBtc iih
Iebte 8ode I'M 0iofoniiicnbauie in
ct. 2ouis elmer ittpcrcn Operation
unter5ieber.
-Tibter Robt. @aIfer neilte
leste 8ode in Union, tpoieIbit err
Dem bort taeenben Rreisgeri6te BEL.
mobnte.
-Sral &beo. @raf reiite Soms.
tag nod Sefferion 9th o,lf 8eiu9
su neilen Bel @ertpan6ten un6 ge.
fannten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
@elmers 2eaSer Saffee
80 Gcnis pro gfunS.

&criltdt oieicn &offee ser GuBerit
billig I'M 8reiic uno ausge5ei6net
in scr Gllalitdt lit.
Ior6es' Bon Con &affee, before
GuulitGt 40 Gents.
6orbcs' Splenoio Saffee, bette
GuulitGt so Gents.
Sobn s. Selmers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

fir bic StaOt Sermonn, untermor.
fen Der Gnti6eibltng ser Stimmgc.
Der am @abltoge, Ipril 6, 1920.
-gSelm aid nod nidt gilt: Scr
Weai lit gefommen" 10 gilt bod 6as
unoere: obie 8dume idlagen outs
infolee Ser i6onen Sonneltage uno
mnrnlcn Suit. Scr longe @inter
nulB bod en0lid Elm @noe baben.
Sa or6llt Der @inter nod 10 iebr
NIT troBigcn 8eb6roen unO itrellt
ct @iS mo S6nee lumber, es muB
bod Srilbling meroen. 9laIt mlr
ibr Stiirme, blaIt nit Wtad)t, mir
Ioll barOh ni6t bangen altf leiien
SoblCn iiber Ha6t fonlmt BOD Der
Sens gegangen. Siellei6t miro Oie
b~iesiabrige ObIterntc cine quite iein,
bod lpenn bic SretIe fir 3uder 10
cnorm bod bleiben, miro pobl man.
6e Srltdt nidt ~ein9emadt meroen
fSnnen.
-@ebril0er Sefotte iinb an ser
glrbeit fir Olioer 9ieIe Elm einit0f,
i9es @obnballs at erridten oltf Die
2ots Wclde 9iele BON 90. g. Ben.
ling falfte.
-2ouis Ei6oppler Ser S6micbc,
gebilfe bon =. s. &oeller bat IN
Sefferion 9th arbeit ongenommen
beim SdmieocmeiIter Sobn &oOc.
mann.
-Rapmono &atteImnnn febrte
am Samstug. nod cinem lGllgcrcn
9ciltf Bel Scrpanbtcn an ser Sirit
Greet, mad ct. 2ouis 5llriif.
Die 0peretto y@olbcn Soir
ono Gbree Bears" miro an Otter
montog Nbcnh 3ur Ilffiibrlrng
fon1men.
Saul Gpen rnb Satin Der.
Weilten einige Gage letter ISOLDE in
ct. 2oltis.
-gtn6 einent 3meiip06cntlihen
8eiu6 BET ibren1 9rl16cr SSulillS
! Boss, in Norriion, lit Srou Serman
Iefoitc am Sonntog bierber al1riif.
gefebrt.
-Gbos. Sheiot, bon ct. 2or1iS,
friiber elmer unicrer erfolgrcifItcn
&lein.@ Grtncr, mar lette ISOLDE be.
iu6stpeiie in ltnierer Stoot.
-Snfolge oes &e9ens iinb Der
Miiiouri ln0 8osconooe cttuo 6
SUB geitiegcn. Nm Montog fie(
oas @aiier ieSo6 mieoer.
-Scnrn Sciie uno @ottin erbiel.
TEN bic crfrcilide Hddridt, baB I'M
Seim bon Gbos. Sage unh @attin,
bon Sos Gngeles, Gal, Elm IGodcn
eingcfebrt lit. Srou Eoge mar firth:
er SRI. Rorie Seffe.
SER unb 8rou Gbos. &imrucl
erbielten sic No6ri6t, Dob bel il.
rem &inbcr, Scrrn lino Srou 2cslie
aimmcl Ser Stor6 einectebrt lei II.
ein Iicbcs WGeblein, gcbro6t babe.
Or. gflg. Smith mrrbe am
Srcitog nod Sefferion Gitp gcrufcn.
Iud in unicrcr Gtoot iinb
otele &lltOer NIT Den Wtalern ers
fronft.
-gtadIubridter Sbco. @rof rciItc
Samstag nad Rodciter, Iinn., mo-
or ii6 cine ISOLDE al,fbolten miro.
Dos Gabrboot Sampftc om
0tittmod ab no6 Morriion. poicIbIt
cs eincn &od.Grltiber alif mo INN
ocnielben Damn CUR Mofane 2anbin9
b~cf0rhertc. am Somstns f,lbr baS
Boot nod 9ropn Sbontn NIT 100
Saf Cement uno anoerer Sradt.
febrte am Sonntag nit Sd Sad
@ei5cn lnb elmer 2ooltna @rabel
5uriid. am 9ienstae ~beriorgte cs
ieinen rcgulGren DienIt 5tpiiden
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
@ir iino ermddfiat
Sps. @nnbcrlih

on5u5eigcn ais Ganbioat fiir 8ic.
oerpabl gum Imte bes Raridals
fir oic Staot Sermonn, unteripor.
fen Der @ntideibung ser Stimmsc.
Der am @abItage, Ipril 6, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

-Jro1 Sc. 8urfborot, bon &eo
9uo, ST., pcripciltc an Montog
bier 6ei ibrer @uttcr 6rolt 8biI
Doll. Griterc mar nlf ser Seim.
relic be9riffclL no60cm iie ii6 ct
Iide Gage bci ibrcm Sobne in Boon.
bile a~ltfgeboItcn bate.
-2arfin Gardner, bon Morri.
iorL mar Montog in @ci6Gitcn bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19

-Sbeo. 9. Stap rno Sobn, Ser.
bert, bon Stolpe, noren am 1itt.
mod bier in @ei6Gften.
SRI. Su5el Sedmann peIde in
9lnffton S6uIe bGlt ipeilte am
SamStae uno Sonntog bier bel if.
rem gltern, 8m. Sefnunn II. @ot.
tin, ol1f 9eiu6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
9 ia tvs a fl
GanSiSaten Nn5eigeu.

8ir iinO erm16tigt
Srit Sdsuer
nn3u5eigen aIS Gonoioat fir @ie.
0ermobl gum amte oeS Collectors
fir Die Staot Sermanrt, unteripor.
fen Der Gnti6ei6ung Der Stimmge.
Der am 8obltage, glpriI 6, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-03-19
@ir iino erm16tigt
Saul Sng

orSu5eigen aIs Gonoioot fir oaS
Mint Oes Collectors fir Die Stabt
Sermann, unterDorfen Der gnti6ei.
Dung Der Stimmgebcr om 8abltage,
an 6. &pril, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
House Clothes
That Are Trim.
Figured Chollis IN Blue
and White Makes At
trdctlUe Dress.
BY RITA sTUyvEsANr.

Arc you neat and trim in your own
nome rs YOU are when out shopping
or walk ln:? Or do you wear any old
thinG about the house while working:
Ana do YOU feel embarrassed when the
door bell rings and you lind yourself
confronted by an old friend or neigh
Dor? Then. If YOU do, you should be-
gin TO plan at once some attractive
VIII be both practical TO work in and
pretty to look n as well.
Many women know only OF the stin
show, but there are any number OF
attractive gowns suitable for house
wear ilowered chintz, cotton crepe,
cotton tissues, dark volcs and muslin
form i pleasing change from the we'll
known ehambrays and eingharns.
Tho woman who likes TO wear :, light
DC Interested in a Two piece frock that
is very comfy. Navy blue cotton crepe
vas the favored fabric and a long hin
narrow skirt vas tho style. Tho skirt
"as made on a lining which prevented
il from Slipping do"n. over this the
blouse fell and was loosely b"!tcd with
long Iirdic Of self material.
For trimming thcr- vas bi. OF
brick red wool stitching that outlined
N. neck and traced an odd design
across the front. OF course, the blouse
4 slip-on model and snapped to-
Ecthe- ~ Ia" shoulder.
Another pretty model for house wear
shows basque effect that is youthful
~ becoming short sleeves feature a
new note and ore great convenience
ABOUT tho house. smart dress in
basque type comes IN dull blue cotton
tissue with white wolfe collar and Tiny
turnback cuffs. The skirt is drape6
out fashionahly ~ the hips and the
wolfe. being soft falls gracefully.
If you like the picturesque KIND Of
house gown. then choos. lowered
ohin,z for yourself and Trim !; with
black yelvet ribbon. y semi; ne.ligee
with high Empire w2!stiinc, Is quaint.
and in this one cuts a round neck and
outlines IL with narrow niet lace. To
define the watStIine, use beading and
through IL draw the black velvc, rib
bon Tho elbow sleeves. too, may be
finished with the lace and beading and
YOU may also tic 4 bit OF velvet at the
slccves
Figured chalIia in French blue and
white makes AN attractive dress. White
collar and cuffs OF crisp white organ
die form fresh note, and IL thoy are
made detachable may be easily removed
for laundering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Ends Stubborn Coughs
In q Hurry
FER zeal effectiveness, this sid
anomAdo remedy has no eGuai.

You'll never know how quickly a bad
cough can be conquered. until YOU try
this famous old home made remedy.
Anyone who has coughcd all day and
all night, will say that the immcd;ate
relief given is almost like magic. II
takes hut moment to prepare, and
really there is nothing better for coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 2h ounces Of
Pinex; then add plain graduated sugar
syrup to make a, full pint. Or you can
use clarified .molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either
way. the full pint saves about two
thirds OF the money usually spent for
congh preparations, and gives you a moro
positive, elective remedy. It kecps nor
tectly. and tastes Observation-Disclosures
like it..
You can feel this take hold INSTANTLY
soothing. and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. II promptly loosens
4 dry, tight cough, and soon YOU will
notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether. 4 days use will
usually break up. an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bronchitis, Group, hoarseness, and bron.
chial asthma.
PireK is a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex.
tract, the most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "2A ounces of Pinex" with
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts.
faction or money refunded. Tho Pinex
Co. TT. Wayne, Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Some Feat,

Mother was out Cor tho evening. SO
father was putting the son and heir
20 bed. Moreover, h. was beginning
co realize why his wife was so tired
in the evening.
Now. Roland" ne said sternl?. when
the blankets had been drawn over the
little figure, remember that ! will pc
very cross II you aren't good boy
when l have gone downstairs"
He left tho room reassurcd by the
owed silence which followed his words.
Isut he had hardly reached the foot of
the stairs when a shrill voice called:
Come and tuck me IN, farre- -
lie lost his temper.
won't" he retorted Get out and
tuck yourself in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

"Drownatone Makes Nc
Look Ten Years Younger
No other preparation IS so simple to
apply Or SO uniform in results. Light
spots. gray strands or strcaks, and ali
unnatural shades in the hair are
quickly restored to all their original
beauty.
Absolutely Harmless.
Brownatone is guaranteed perfectly
safe and harmless 10 both the hair and
skin. Contains no poisonous ingrc-
dientS such sugar OF lead, sulphur
products 1t has no odor and is grease
less. You apply il in few moments
with your comb or brush. Any good
CSC and sl.15, Insist on the genuine.
Special Free Trial Oner.
Send only lie with this coupon for
Free trial package and helpful booklet
on the care OF the hair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Mail Thi, Coupon Now.

The kcnton Pharmacal Co..
60i Coppin Bldg, Covington, KY.
Enclosed find IL cents Ito cover
postage. packing and war taxi for
Trial Package OF Brownatone.
....... Light to Medium Brown or
..... Dark Brown to Black.
Mark with X shade wanted and
mail with your full name and ad-
dress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
just Yellow Mustard
for Backache Lumbago

Heat eases
pain" reduces
the Inflammation
and S ca { { e r 8
congestion, but
you'il find that
" lille Begy's
Mustarine, made
Ds t~,,A vn1lauv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
T | N I
G r AY
Don't Tolerate Faded, Strcaked, OF
BIcnched Hair; Tint With
Brownatonc-Safc, Sure,
inexpensive.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FRI

Why tolerate strcaky, gray or
biea ched hair when il is just as easy to
tint your tresse3 bea utiful brown IS
IL is 10 powder your face?
Brownatone gives tho hair oewttch-
inE beauty and charm. producing in
stnrtiy any shade of brown-or black
II desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

mustard and other pain dcstroyers. is
Just as hot as tho old fashioned plas-
'c'' 1t is much quicker. cleaner and
more effective and cannot blister.
It's great external remedy-just
Inn IL on wherever aches, pains. in
summation, congestion or swelling cS-
lists and in very few minutes the
reiieE you have longcd for surely ar
rlves because Heat eases pain" 90
and 60 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
FREE STORAGE

IF NOT Immediately in
L need Of your Furnl-
ture, a small deposit will
secure you the advantage Of
these February sale prices.
and We will store the goods
for you without charge, to
be delivered at any time de-
sired.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-18
I65 VoiceChoir
Feature Services
At Local Church
Miss Beisser, Contralto and Miss
Craig. Soprano. Also to Be
Heard in Solos.

Miss Mary Beisser, contralto
will be the soloist with the evening
choir of l65 voices at the forty
seventh inspirational service of the
Church of the Covenant this after
noon, and Miss Netta Craig. soprano
for the evening service. Following
are the programs:
Afternoon-Organ prelude. Pas.
torale" (CallaerD: anthem. The
Shadows of the Evening Hours
(NichoD; incidental solo. Mr.. Back
ing; contralto solo. God Shall Wipe
Away All Tears" (Sullivan). Miss
Beisser: anthem, Dear Lord and
Father OF Mankind (Targett); In
cidental solos. Miss Craig. Miss
Beisser and Mr.. Miller; offertory
anthem. He That Dwelleth" CMet-
calfe): incidental solos. Miss Craig
and Mr.. Miller: organ postlude,
"Maestoso" Faulkes).
Evening - Organ prelude. Re
ligioso" (SelbyD: anthem, Pleasant
Are Thy Courts Above (Henrich)
incidental solos. Miss Craig and Mr..
Fakler; soprano solo. These Are
They" C'Holy City, (GauD, Miss
Craig; anthem. still. Still With
Thee" (Speaks): incidental solo,
Miss Lura Smith; offertory anthem,
"River of Life" Lacey; incidental
solo. Miss Craig: organ postlude.
"Marche Heroique" (MaxsonD.
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with a sweet cleverness portrayina
the maiden hungering for the love
she fears will not be expressed.
Miss Thyson gave a splendid rem
dition of the male character in the
Tanning of the Shrew," with Miss
Charlotte Crawford IN the stellar
role.
A scene from Romeo and Juliet "
Miss Esther Dawson as Romeo =
Miss Katherine Hue as Juliet" and
Miss, Mary p. Thyson as Nurse, "
was given in a manner worthy of
professionals. the applause proving
the efforts were appreciated.
The recitations. too, were fine, es-
pecially Poe's The Bells" as.inter-
preted by Miss Esther Dawson.
which was peculiarly adapted to this
young lady's voice and expression
Miss Katherine Hue recited ia
Francelin" with proper pathos, CIV
ing world war atmosphere
which lent charm.
Miss Cecilia Grady gave whittier's
Pipes of Lucknow" introducing the
Scotch dialect creditably, while Miss
Charlotte Crawford gave a mono
logue with splendid effect.
Well earned applause was given
to each performer by the select
gathering. each responding to en-
cores.
DR.. W. F. Marvel who the lovers
Of the stage will recall in the past
decade, gave a recitation emphasiz-
ing the former mode of expression
and enunciation in a recitation. Mis-.
Victoria Siddons who is the grand :
daughter Of the famous actress. Mrs.
Siddons. rendered recitation in
Italian dialect.
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Miss Sara Kohn. Miss Harriet God
frey. Miss Esther Surasky, Miss
Eliza Harrison. Miss Lillian WILL
oughby. Miss Maude Swope, Miss
Mary ScaHe, Miss Susie AlbergottI
Miss Pearle Collier. Miss Mary Law
ton, Miss Stella Hyman. Miss Olive
Baxley. Miss Annie Wilson. Miss
Margaret Bailey, Mrs. w. G. Hill.
Miss Vera Pruitt. Miss Olive Gaines,
the Misses Gray. Miss Eliza Major,
Miss Emma Griffin, Miss Mary Ad-
ans. Miss jamie Causey, Miss Martha
Neal, Miss Edna Mitchell, the Misses
Nance, Miss Louise McMurray, Miss
Conya Hardy, Mrs w. II. Laneford
Miss Eleanor DonnelIey, Miss leon
Clark, Mrs. o. L. Walter. Miss Louise
Richardson and Miss Margaret
Fravel.
J. A. Kephart jr.. will act as
chairman of the floor committee,
and Eugene F. Hartley vice chair
man. They will be assisted by J.
L. Alverson. J. Arthur Adams. Rich
mond Brooks, Eugene c. Brokmeier.
A. G. Burhen. Charles Bockey. H.
W. Brimer, Lester Borkin. George
Clarke. Jesse s. Cottrell, Jose Cor
onado, Robert F. Cogswell, Dr. Il.
q. E. Davis. Albert o. Denham.
Hamilton Fisher. Charlie Hun. John
l.. Kchn. J. Franklin Little. Charles
=. Light, Oscar w Lange. W. L.
Masterson. w. T. Miller. Herbert
Mills, Roger Mehurin. ]. J. OLeary.
c. F. Osborn. s. T. Price. Earl Ruth,
DR.. Angel Rivas. Mark Roman. H.
- Snodgrass. George c. Shaffer.
EarI Tufts, Askby Turner. DIR. ].
r. Tubman, Charles W. Taylor.
Capt. L. E. Edwards. Thomas Gil
liam. David w. Bell, DR.. o. w. Bond.
Z. f. Britton, Wade II. Cooper.
Lieut.. Col. Terry A. Lyon. Hood
Parhem. A f. Reitzell. Rose Wood
ward. Jeffrey F. StaDback Charles
J. N2iaer. Oscar n. Wright. jr. w
]. Dodd. Bert Andrews. F. r. Fra
vel. T. Stuart Murray. Harry e.
Hughes. Jesse Anthony. Sanford
Covington. william England and
Paul y Coulon.