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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

Fruit and garden products have in
creased. says the department Of agrl-
culture. Uh. huh And so have the
fruit and garden bugs.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

II is not the fortunes of war that
most of us complain about, but the
profteering that makes some of the
war fortunes.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

To Judge from the number Of their
descendants the 100-odd patriots Of
the MayfOwer were not advocates Of
race suicide.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

The wholesale price Of sugar has
dropped. but the consumer can expect
to profit only in the sweet bye and
bye.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

A vegetarian will eat of nothing
that comes to his mouth through suf-
fering. 4 man who pays meat bill
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

AS fashion center why should
Chicago be the paris of America"
1t is already the Chicago of America.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

That Berlin professor who reports
that Germany was to blame in he war
is almost six years late In discovering
what all the world knew.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26
James Stucky Says, "Rat Cost Me s125
for Plumbing Bills"

I'VE couldn't tell what was clogging
up our toilet and drains. We had to
tear up floor. pipes; etc; found a rats
nest in basement. They had choked
the pipes with refuse. The plumbers
bill was s125. RAT-SNAP cleaned the
rodent out" Three sizes. 35c. csc;
s1.25. Sold and guaranteed by sisco's
Pharmacy.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

If the rats could only be induced to
cross streets now they would soon he
exterminated by the automobile speed
ers.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26

prettier next fall. At present the eye
rarely wanders as low as fOotgear.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26
where There's a Baby on Farm Keen
Rat-SnaD.

Rats are on most farms. once they
get inside the house-look out. Rats
Kill inpants-bitng them is not unusual.
Nursing bottles attract rats. Break a
cake OF RAT-SNAP and throw it around.
Tt will surely rid you of rats and mice
Three sizes, 35c. 65; S1.25. Sold and
guaranteed by Sisco's Pharmacy.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-26
Cornish Outlets

Cornish Outlets
Trim slices of cold lamb into pieces
of the same shape and size; sprinkle
them with salt; pepper and few
drops of tomato catsup. Have ready
some well-seasoned, hot, mashed pota-
toes into which two yolks of egg have
been beaten. Cover each slice of meat
with the potato and make the surface
smooth with a knife. Dip in beaten
egg, diluted with three or four table
spoonfuls of milk and water; cover
with sifted bread crumbs and fry in
deep fat.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
FOREST GLEN, MD.
S10,760.
CHEVY CHASE.
$l8,600.

A detached house In the District.
containing . rooms. 3 baths; heat
I'D BY hot water: electric liGhts.
hardwood noors and trim. GiaSssd-
In sleeping porch: two-car garage:
brand-new and ready for imme-
diats occupancy.
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PRICE, 5000. west Of 18th st. and
north OF Park road. desirabls
home occupied by owner. Posses-
sion will be given. This 10 large
two-story modern six-room house
There is also q garage. We bolisvs
this TO be . very cheap home and
IL would be to your advantage TO
Inspect II promptly.
PRICE $1,000, a,d,a z .pl.sa,d north So,,a.
built by one Of the we'll known
builders, colonial style. having nine
rooms. two baths. hot-wateE hsct.
: electric lights, sleeping porch,
iSs- nSS. ssr.ss for s1e csr sna
terms of $4,000 cash and monthly
payments will be accepted
PRICE. $500. near the Soldier.
Homs--ovner occupying house
will gtve possession and sell on
terms of $500 cash and monthly
payments This Is six-room
modern brick house. good lot to
would be glad to show you this
house night away.
PRICE, $z.3yo. In the Mas. Avenue
Hsights section. Just . little %
bath colonial brick house. having
hot-water heAt, electric lights,
front porch, two-story resr porches.
paved alley in rear With room for
garage. Owner leaving city. pos
session can be had any time
PRICE. $3.50, . detached home
vacant and in perfect condition
!heSafSSsd Hids paSsd .nS .1isy 20 and there there ii. "
garage. The house has two stories
and attic, four bedrooms on the
second door. Convenient terms OF
sale.
PRICE, -, $50. on ofrasd It. IN
Columbia Heights, . most COM
plete home for tho price asked. A
two-story house heated with hot
water. having electric lights. and
most convenient situation in which
70 own . home
: PRICE, IS. 900. . southeast homo.
owner leaving CITY pIVnupt SSio
desired and terms of $1,000 cash
and monthly payments will be ac-
cepted; q three story brick mouse
having nine rooms and bath, hve
bedrooms. sleeping porch. hard
wood noors, hot-water heat ana
room for garage
PRICE, $3.50. in coium6.e
Heights, q two-story six-room
house, heated with hot-water. rear
porches, ample garage space This
house 10 In beautiful condition
throughout Owner will give pos
seesion and sell on terms OF 1,6oe
cash and easy monthly paymsntA
PRICE, $s,7so, . very cheap homo
in the Bioomingdale sectlon;
little of Of First street In the
northwest, two-story six I-room
house, many extra conveniences
not found In the ordinary house
ofYered for sale, deep lot to alley
with room for garage Possession
given
PRICE, $1,000, west Of Conn.
ave. in Chevy Chase. two-story
house, four bedrooms. two bath
rooms on second floor, heated with
yapor. having electric lights. oak
foors, front and rear porches. and
a rarace. Immediate possession
given. This il . very cheap homA
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
AUCTION SALES
DAVID NOTES. Auctioneer.

METRoPolITAN Po.
LICE. u s'rio' ~ columbia. May ~ 1870
Sotire is hereby given that 7 viii sell al
public ntlgn. ~ the .stahhshment o.
yy ON TUI'RSDAY May ~ 1890. at II
n'ciocR y m the lost, stolen and sbsn
donrd property dchNercd - me by th'
iur,ble nj called ror by the owners. q,
contemplated by law
This rrnrcr'y CONSISTS ~ olcFnlrs, clotn
uie in detail ~ the property TO be sold
n,,v be found pustcd IN the ofice OF the
,.ni.f CLERK rplice Hcsdpuarters Room
siS Dis,ric, puuding EDWIN n HEssE,
~ tInrfvN t'lcrf.
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ADVERTISING
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Sl,lOO CASH.

Sl,400 CASH.
ltss ssth St N. w. s-room frame for
eolorso. in very nice condition. along N.
street car line to Glen Echo.
On First q. N. W; 7 rooms. large brick.
In ven nice condition; good location
semi -dstsshed. About tsee cash. for col
orsd.
$4,000.
o..s .si;ry ;7,s store and a"''i'ns In An.'0'si'.
or room bungalow In Hy.tisvilis.
Just new and never lived In. Immediate
possession. Only $500 cash very nice
large lot sox2u: modern heating plant
$4,000
On Esst Capitol o.. At Lincoln Park. g.
room house: hot water hestI electric
lights; sas: q beautiful home. in nns con-
-., $4,000 .,.
7-room house; hot-watsr heat; near Nd.
s.s.ss sss n eS%aoa S s h sGui sooa mS;s iaSs. In
ment.
Practically a new bungalow In South
almosts Immediate possession
$1,000
lS-room house In the N. Il. on Nd. ave.
This II one OF the finest corners on this
street. just a few blocks from the Capitol;
good place for roomers: hot-water heat;
electric lights. Will have TO be seen TO be
appreciated.
$4,000
On NJ st. ~ w. 9-room house, for col
ored or white: iatrobe heat. This house is
a good buy at this price: almost a down
town iocs ton.
$500
1f-room house; hot-water heat: frame:
on st. N. W.: lots OF business value 20
this property; double new garage. Only
$1,000 cash. balance $50 per month, which
10 les than rent.
$1O,5O0
water heat: gas: electric lights: colonial
porches: large yard with fruit and trees
TO wide alley. q fne home and modern In
every respect.
$6,500
Near Lincoln Park: hot-water heat; CO.
lonial porches; cement porches: cellar
Only $500 cash.
$4,000
Store dwelling on a fne business corner
within blocks OF the Union Station
where there can be and 10 being done a
very nice grocery business. Only, 5000
cash.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
PETWORTH.
$3.50.

Six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. electricity. hardwood floors.
instantaneous water heater; lot
1879 feet deep to paved alley; occu-
pied by owner; Immediate posses
sion.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
7l3 14th st. N. w. Main 23<5
BLOOMINGDALE
price S6 200


Price, 5000
EASY TERMS.
Wsl,ssiit brick dwsllins sd 70; .So%, .,,.% snd
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Price, $1,000
EASY TERMS.
want o9er-rwo-story brick dwelhnr:
rooms and bath. furnace heat; deep lot to
alley; room for garage.
NEAR 18th & MONTAGUE
PRICE $3.50.
Will make terms-Detached frame and
pebble-dashed dwelling; large rooms
tiled bath, hot-water heat electric lights {:
large front and side porches: house now
vacant; title ready.
FAIRMONT STREET
WEST OF 18TH
Three-story brick dwelling 10 rooms.
baths, steam heat. electric lights; splendid
investment as part of house now brings In
3l7O per month. Price $11,760. including
furniture; reasonable terms.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
Ground Floor, Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 4289.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
1880.

residence near lith st and Colum-
bia road; within s squares of Cen
trai High School; convenient to 2
car lines: rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electricity; front snd
double rear porches; hardwood
floors and trim: alley.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
HOME.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED
HOME.
In the delightful suburb Of Ecking-
ton; . nns rooms. tiled bath on floors:
electric lights; large front porch: deep
yard, room for garden and garage.
Possession to suit Price, $3.50. Rsa-
sonable terms.
SEE THIS BUNGALOW
In Cleveland Park, half block from
bath; hot water heat; electric light:
porches: large lot: room for garage
Immediate possession. Price, &l3.6oo.
Terms can be arranged
NEW HOMES IN PETWORTH
& we'll arranged rooms: tiled bath;
screened sleeping porch: colonial front
porch: good elevation; long yard to
paved alley; near cars. schools and
churches: particularly well built With
numerous appointments which appeal
TO those seeking an attractive home.
The price and terms are right Call
or phone now for appointment to In
spect. Price, $3.50.
HARTUNG 4 GIBBONS
,oI Southern Bldg. 18th and II sts N. "
Main 160-Main 37S.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26

8 Homes on Easy Terms.
$500 - Bungalow In Hyattsvilie
rooms, large attic. modern heating plant
never lived in: large lot. b0x2+s; possession
tomorrow. Cash payment only $500.
Ss,Beo-Cash $500; near Lincoln Park B.
T.. s-room house. hot-water heat. tile bath.
hne cellar. colonial porches. cement porch. .
almost Immediate Possession
1S50o-vacant: . rooms, hot water heat,
oak floors. bright hardwood trim, large
yard, back and 'front.' double brick garage.
concreted cellar, servants' toilet. wash tubs
colonial porches.. VIII take less than the
above price for all cash. This 10 . real
home and located one of the widest and
shadiest streets in the city. Sec II before
buying.
All the above homes can be bought d.
rect from the owner except tho Lihcoln
Park home
All kinds Of homes and real estate for
sale.
J. D. GARMAN.
Met Nat p~nL n1H0
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
BOSS & Phelps
Home of Homes
L4O6 H St. N. W. Phone NJ. 434o

NEW PETwoRTH HOMES.
Inspect at llo7 Third st. N. w.
ROBERT MUNRO, Owner,
as Maryland bldg. Main S34s.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26

BARGAIN-On Capitol Hill,
between 2 car lines; eight rooms
and bath, modern plumbing
and colonial porch; lot 61x105;
paved side alley. Tel. l.. IT'S.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
SPECIAL, NOTICES

yrs -Ttirt,N pr'H pNrTEN. form,ri,
=, ,b' cairo. Nsa bcsn rrpn'~d sn sb.
40, 20 divorce. vith r. studN Of the TIVE
chudren from Dr. william y. rattsn
the park~ood aptA. b. the Minneapsh
eourta
The Washington times., 1920-05-26

TODAY'S BEST
vARNUM ST. (PETwORTD
$500. $4,000 CASH.
4 rooms on first noor.
4 rooms on second door.
finished rooms in attic
Steam heat, semi detached. Occupied
by owner. Possession.
l. M. WILLIAMS,
Main 800. 734 18th St n. W.
wILKEST WOOD have several nice
houses in N. e. and s. f.: price and terms
reasonable. Frank. Bank bldg. 724 9Th St
n. E, between 2 and 4. after 8.
STORE and dwelling. garage; large lot: :
good stand. II st, near 7th s. w.
FOR SALE-Two-room frame. long lot !:
also lot with two-story brick. in rear
St. near 7th 8. W. Call Franklin 40.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
National City Heights

National City Heights
Subdivision, inside of
the District. 342 lots
come and see me. / will
tell you how you may
purchase 2 lots and a
Broom 2-story frame
house with it all for
$1,000, and only $500
cash payment; balance
on terms to suit you.
New homes and good
homes in Woodbridge for
sale.
Almost all the new
homes for sale in differ
ent aprts Of the city.
I'D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
SHANNON & LUCHs.
7l3 l4th 81. N. w. Main 23S5

LUCHs.
Main 23&5
DOWNTOWN. -l'
$4,000
large brick residence near "a
ana ID; II rooms. bath. latrobs
host. sAsi immedi.ts possession
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$3.50.
An entirely modern house. CON
talning 8 rooms. bath, electricity:
colonial style; lot soxf3b; wide
siisyi one-haif square from itth
81. car line.
FOREST GLEN, MD.
S10,760.
A detached house Of psebis-dssh
construction; more than one acre
of ground: house has rooms,
bath. hot-watsr heat. electricity.
sleeping porch. screens, garage:
outbuildings consist Of chicken
house and we'll house. within ~
squares OF b. 4 o. station and
electric cars.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
Bargain-Mt Rainier, Md.

siI-room house. near trolley station. in
the one-fare zone; bath. gas. furnace. cell
lar; garage; lot 6oIl2o IT,; price. .3.soc ;
1880 cash, balance sa5 per month. ineiud-
Ing Interest.
Fivs..room bungalow. like new: q. m l.
Price. $500.
six-room house. near trolley station; all
modern improvements; lot 6oniss r. fruit.
ance $50.
New s-room bungalow. all modern i'm.
proyem.nts Price. Furnished: including
piano. $500; unfurnished, $3.50.
Five-room bungalow. newly papered and
painted: on good road near trolley station I;
bath. electric. gas. cellar, shade trees. fruit
trees grapes: . lotI pries; $500: 500
shiNS SHIN ss s.h apRy is
Phone Hyattsyille exchange 1861.
MT RAINIER-Bungaiow; rooms and
bath; electric lights, gas; one pipe fur
price. $500; cash $500. balance SO
month, including interest. Call At la9s
North Capitol St. apt. 3. or phone Franklin
S-RooM house; gas: Clarendon. Va; price,
$1,000 terms; less for cash. BOX lss.
NEW s-ROoM AND BATH BUNGALOW: I:
furnace heat 4 acres land. - miles out
on electric, sa,soO; easy terms: good s-room
large lot. outbuildings; fruit. $500; easy
terms
ARTHUR NJ. CoNNOR. Room 232.
72s 18th st. n. w. Phone 7l7G.
IN silver Spring. Nd, rooms and bath !;
cellar and attic: furnace heat; large
porch; about ~ acres: very fine orchard.
Price. $500. J. LEVIN. Thayer ave- sil-
yer Spring. Nd. -.-
EXTRA BARGAINs-5-room house, gas.
large lot, $3.50; 8 acres clear; nne loca-
ton only 81, $50. For real values
See J. NJ EARNEST, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
ROOMS: all modern, improvements;
lots: $3.50; easy termS.
S-room bungalow; modern improve
ments: $500: easy terms
J. F. LILLARD,
Hyattsville, 174.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR CoLORED
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
cellar, furnaces two large lots. Easy terms.
GLENDALE, d. C.
Also nvs-room bungalow. ready to NOV.
right In, Price V,s7s. SsIs cash. ss2.so
or you can buy two lots and We will
build your house when you are ready.
LOTS $3.50 EACH AND UP
DIiRs will start you. COME OUT sun
Take II street car marked District Line
to <sth street northeast. walk south into
"Glsndale." ID. G. Representative on the
premises every day and Sunday TIL dark.
IRWIN & SHANK
Main 1906. 141Q G. st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
WANTED-PROPERTY,

SOLD hve bungalows last week; wanted,
to list this class Of property; any good
Send description and terms. W. l. Bull
MER 734 18th st N. w. Phone Main 6552.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26

EASY TERMS.
wsii-buiit brick dwelling; rooms and
bath. furnace heat; good lot to paved alley.
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NEAR 18th & MONTAGUE
FAIRMONT STREET
WEST OF 18TH

CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
Ground Floor, Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 4289.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
GOOD VALUE HERE

BOSS 4 PHELPS
Telephone Main 434o
l406 II St N. w.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-LOTS
BUILD Q bungalow at Colonial Beach and
enjoy salt water bathing and fishing; sew
eral choice building lots, 26x1bo, for sale
at bargain prices. Address OWNER, 1875
Euclid st. Col l41.
WILL sacrifice for one-half cash, terms, 5
corner lots in new subdivision Phone
Col. 25s-w. One block from cars.
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DOWNTOWN.
$4,000

and D.! ii rooms bath. istroSs
hoAt. gAs. Immediate possession
The Washington times., 1920-05-26

CADILLAC|1914, 5-passenger;
mechanically perfect; bargain
for quick sale. Apply EDGAR
BROS, BIS 18th st. N. w.
Phone Main 4116.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$l1,950.

On .oirard OF. west OF ittS; 10
rooms and bath; Q bedrooms;
steam heat. electricity and gas;
two-car garage; an attractive resi-
dence In q splendid locality.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26

DAVIS-5-passenger; in good
condition; will sell cheap for
cash; owner leaving city. Can
be seen in rear of 3418 11th st.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-05-26
MT. PLEASANT.
$6,500.

Six rooms and bath: hot-wster
heat, front porch, double rear
porchos. hardwood noors ana trim,
looking Rock Creek Park lot 20S
I2o; must be sold this week; $4,000
cash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
WILLIAMS-JONES MARRIAGE

An event which will be of much inter est to friends and relatives in South Alabama is the marriage of Miss Johnnie Dera Jones and Mir. Charner Leon Will Hams on Thursday afternoon, September g. at S:So o'clock at the First Methodist Church. Birmingham.
 The bride wore a handsomely tailored suit of navy blue with accessories to match. carrying a bouquet Of pride s roses and valley lilies
 Miss Helen Lindsey was bridesmaid, and was very attractive in white georgette with pink hat. MT. c. T. Posey acted as best man.
 The Rev. James Hunter, associated pas tor of the First M. E. Church, performed the ceremony in a most impressive man. ner in the presence of small group of friends and relatives.
 The bride is the youngest daughter of the late Mrs. J. D. Jones of West Greene, and MT. Williams the elder son of Mir. and Mrs. w c. Williams, formerly of West Greene, but who have recently come 70 make their home in Birmingham.
 These young people are both very well known in South Alabama, both having lived in Greene county until a rew years ago, when, on account of the death of the brides mother, she entered Athens College at Athens, spending her summer vacations with her sister, Miss Hattie Jones, in this city.
 The young couple left immediately for a two-weeks visit to freinds and rela- lives in South Alabama, and upon their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
GENERAL FEDERATION NEWS

Relative to a meeting place the coming biennial of the General Federation of Women's Clubs of this country, the Fed eration Bulletin says:
 The Chautauqua Women's Club, of which Mrs. Perry V. Pennybacker past president of the General Federation, is president. will extend formal invita- tion to the federation to hold it's 1922 bi- ennial convention in Chautauqua, N. Y.. it was learned today. The invitation will be extended by Mrs. Pennybacker for June, 1922, in order that hotels, cottages, auditorium, etc, may be ready for the usual Chautauqua season. which opens each July 1.
 "Is it not ideal? A biennial amid the classic Chautauqua environment?" writes Miss Kate Friend, state press chairman oe Texas, Mrs. Pennybacker's home state
 Mrs Thomas A. Edison suggested that the biennial be asked to meet at Chau- tauqua.
 It is understood the invitation will be presented at the coming board meeting during which the next convention city will, be decided upon. Invitations for the 1922 biennial have already been extended by Hot Springs, Ark; Chicago. and Shanghai, China. The Hot Springs in- vitation was not considered seriously. as it was extended by the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. who Acted inds- pendently without knowing that they must first secure the endorsement of the state federation; the invitation from Shanghai, fas one conventioner remarked, brought a thrill but was considered inn practicable owing to the distance, which would greatly curtail attendance, so it is considered probable that the choice of the convention city lies between Chicago and Chautauqua, with all the odds in favor of Chautaudua, as Chicago was a very recent hostess
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03

tasia on Duke Street" Ralph Kinder) (b) "Adoration' e. w Pearce.)
 Il o'clock: Holy communion service professional, Jesus Shall Reign" c'Duke Streeet'D CHatton); offertory anthem, God So Loved the World (stainer); sanctus in F (Tours); Gloria. in Excel cis" in F CTours).
 4;30 p. m., evening service and organ recital: Prelude, stiffness of Night" (Frederick Chubb); processional, An cient of Days Jeffery); Nunc Dimittis in F (Tours); recessionaL "Hark, Hark. My Soul" (smarD; organ recital by Fer dinand Dunkley: Sonata Cromatica G'ie- tro Yon); andante rustico; allegro viz oroso. Andante triste. Fantasia F'uga. May Night" (Selim Palmgren), trans scribed by F. Dunkley; "Chanson de Joie" (R G. Hailins); "Northern Lights CTrygve Torjusseu), transcribed by H. ". Milligan: Todcata from fifth organ symphony CWidor): "At the Convent
 (Borodin) transcribed by F. Dunkley;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
 PROGRAMME

The Birmingham Music Study Club will pleet on Thursday morning at Il o'clock st Gable hall and the following pro- IeFamme will be given:
 Piano, '.I-e Rossingnol (Alabieff-LiszD Edna GockeL Gussen; baritone. ''L Heure 3FXquise" (I1ahn), Les Clocke' Saint kcensJ N-Soupir" tBemberg), Mir. Ray nond Cox. Gadsden Music Club: harp .In a Garden" (Scheutze), "Patronille' fHasselmans), Bettie Gilmore; violin and piano. ,Scherzo, "Canzonetta" (Sute fchutD, MT. C. K. Klenk and Mrs Gus sen; soprano. Psyche" CPaladilhe) tChere Nuit" (BacheleD. Emma Reid Mitchell; harp Premiere Arabesque' |fDeBussy). La Gitana" aasselmans) Petite Gilmore; piano. "Reflections in the Water DeBussy). Mrs. Gussen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
SPECIAL MUSICAL
 PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

A special musical programme will be given at the morning and evening serv- Ices at the Highlands Metho odist Church by the quartet. The programme is as Follows:
 Morning: Organ preduleA Andantino tLemare>, Pilgrims C1lorus'' (Wagner), |fDreams' tStoughton): anthem, "Fest- val Te Deum' Dudley Buck) offertory, tenor solo and quartet, Seek Ye the Lord" CRoberts). MT. Owen Gillespy; or gan postlude. "Marche Romaine" (Gou- hod).
 Evening: Organ prelude (Batiste)
 Bercuese," from Joselyn tGodard); an- them. Savior, When Night Involves the Skies" (Shelley); offertory, There Is No Night in Heaven Mary Turner): organ postlude. "Triumphal March De Costa)
 Quartet: Mrs. T. l.. BisseH soprano and director; Mrs. Sarah Hunt Yam, or eanist; Mrs. H. T. Burnett. contralto; MT. Owen Gillespy, tenor; MT T L. Bis sell. bass
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-03
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO BE FORMED

With view to stimulate membership and to organize a woman's auxiliary the Magic City Lodge No. 125, l. o. B B.. will hold public installation of officers, to be followed by an enter tainment and dance Tuesday evening at o'clock al the Hillman hotel. pro gramme has been provided, and among it's interesting features there will be addresses by Dr. R. Swedland and Chester Sandman; a vocal solo by Miss Lillie Goldstein, accompanied on the piano by Miss Jessie Goldstein: a monologue by A. N. Williams. The committee in charge of the affair con sists of the following: M. Shugerman chairman; D. Feidelson, s. Ginsburg, M Hirsch, M. H. Schwarz. I. Abelson and Rabbi J. l. Mendelsohn.