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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

Rachmaninoff. the coming of Slot
Is deeply interesting. He was former
conductor of the Petrograd Imperial
Orchestra. and. besides. he will give a
number Of piano recitals here.
Scriabine was q friend Of Slot and
often visited him at his Petrograd
home. where grours Of Russian and
foreign musicians frequently gave in
innate recitals in the days before the
revolution.
"scriabine was at my house only
eight days before he died." said Mr..
Slot. He was q great poet. and q
good deal Of a mystic and was filled
with forebodings concerning. the
IN those days"
The Caruso Drive.
A "Caruso American Memorial
Foundation" Is being formed. with
committees in various States through
out the country, to create a nation
wide effort to raise a 81 100000 en-
downment fund to be used--in the
great tenor's name-for scholarship.
for American students Of music and
the development Of greater public
forms.
Caruso Anniversary Week, begin
ming February 27-the forty-nintf
anniversary Of his birth-will b
celebrated. continuing until March
6. National and local organizations
leading operate and concert artists
governors Of States, public school OF
ficials,and others are asked TO CO
operate.
The aid of the Metropolitan Opers
Company and various musical organ
izations has been assured. The names
Of the officers and executive com
mittee guarantee the substantial merit
Of the enterprise.
Paul d. Cravath il president; the
vice presidents, Otto Kahn. Antonio
Stella. M. D., Harry Hardness
Flagier, w. L. Peel, william Butter
worth: secretary, Mrs. Helen Hartley
Jenkins; treasurer, Felix M. Warburg
John Aspegren Is chairman Of tht
executive committee. and the head
quarters are In the Woolworth build
ing, New York City.
The honorary chairman In the Pres
ident Of the United States, and Mrs
Enrico Caruso Is the honorary vic'
chairman.
Remember Caruso Memorial Week.
February 279designed to perpetuats
the name Of the greatest and thu
most-loyed tenor Of all time. for the
benefit of the young musicians o.
America.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
HOSIERY

Women's Fibre Silk Hose-In
black and colors, including a few
pair of lace effects, in black and
cordovan; some with cotton gar
ter tops, other fibre silk from
toe to top: also lot OF pure
thread silk hose, In black and
colors; seamless and scanned
back styles; slight sec
onds Of, values worth up TO-
to $500 pair ............ wv
WOmen's Cotton Hose-In
black and cordovan; medium
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broken sizes; seconds of 1n~
18c values H............ wv
Women's Sport Hose-Cotton
and wool; heather mixtures; per-
feet quality; worth 81 ~
Children's Onyx Ribbed Cotton
Hose-In black, white and cor
dovan; perfect quality;
broken sizes: worth 36c CS~
Goldcnbcrg's--First Floor.
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CONCERTS
Won Vecsey Today.

Franz Won Vecsey. the famous Hun
garian violinist, will be heard In re-
cital this afternoon at the National
Theater ut 4:30 o'clock, under the
management of Mrs. Wilson-G Greene.
Vecsey Is proclaimed the command
ing violin master of the year. He has
more than technique. He is an at
tractive figure on the platform. play
ing with complete absorption in the
music and with an absence of tenn
peramental mannerisms that makes
1t pleasure to watch him His tone
is remarkable, round and full-throat-
ed and has the same pathetic beauty
in his lyric moments as Kreisler.
Remaining seats now on sale at
Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Concert Bureau
in Droop's, Thirteenth and G streets.
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Music Lovers of DC.
Ne.O Coming Concerts
In Real Anticipation,
JESSIE MacBRIDE.

There is much of in the New Years music season
for Washington and foremost in interest is the coming OF
Albert Coates conductor of the New York Symphony
Orchestra on January H. and in the Alexander
Slot, the Russian Pianist will be heard as soloist
Albert Coates conductor of the London Symphony and
the Royal Philharmonic orchestras he has to make
the American people better acquainted with the music OF
Britain bringing big portfolio of British works for
duction in the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
ChiLdren's
WedrabLeS

Little Tots Beacon Bathrobes
Pretty models in as
sorted colors: regularly 81 az
$Z.9S ......s
Children's Bingham Dressos-
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years; worth $1.25 and Or
Girls Bingham Dresses-Neat
patterns; good models for girls
from 6 to IL years OF
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and Sl.SS ...-.:.:.-...-
ChiIdren's Winter Coats-Of
heavy wool mixtures; dark col
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good quality Innings;
sizes . to 6 years; "a 40
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Children's Winter Hats-Of
wide vale white corduroy; tam
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Children's Sweater Sets-An
wool, in red, brown and white;
sweater leggins and co OS
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Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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.PHONOGRAPHAT
LANSbURGH' 5 IS
G|VENLONGL|FE
Manufacturers Of Motor in Vita
nola Assure Full Pro-
lection.
Setting you right.

Setting you right.
Stanley Lansburgh. sales manager
Of the attractivefy redecorated BAL.
cony Photograph Shop" of LansburSh
& Brothers Seventh street store, finds
that some current reports of the dis.
continuance OF the manufacture of the
Nitanola phonograph-which is one OF
his best selling machines-has led 10
some confusion as to how he can cover
his guarantee given with each one Of
Il EN-.
The Vitanoia Phonograph Company
has gone out Of existence. That is
the reason the sales price of this
Natural as Life" music-maker Is so
low.
But the Vitanola photograph has a
standard motor" made by the Gen.
eTal Photograph Corporation, New
York City, and Mr.. Lansburgh has u
letter from this firm saying that they
carry all parts. 80 that every unit can
CO supplied.
'The photograph Is an assembled
proposition" said Mr.. Lansburgh.
1.-THE worth of the Vitanola is assured
by this letter, which proves that we
uan cover our promises" .
Bull in variety of models, this
photograph has the modern appliances
in a tone incubator and a wooden
sounding box. 1t also has a universal
tone arm and can play any record.
Miss Barker, who is in charge OF
the photograph balcony at Lans.
turgh's, says the best seller" record
today is the double-faced Vocation rec
ord containing the two latest hits,
"Ka-lu-a," a Fox trot from Good
Morning Dearie." and the blue Dan.
,ube Blues"
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Stewart Heads Engineers.

the annual meeting Of Washington
Post Of the Society Of American
Military Engineers was held Tuesday
night at the University Club. The
new officers are John Stewart, presi.
dent; d. L. weart, vice president; r.
p. Eliis, secretary-treasurer, and w.
c. Tufts, director. Lieut.. Col. Henry
6. Graves. former chief OF the forest
service, spoke on forestry and m,
tionl defcnse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
GLOUes

Women's Chamo-Suede Gloves
-Two-clasp style, In brown,
beaver, mode and gray; 1Qc
Boys Wooden Gleves-In gray.
navy, brown, heather and OK
ford; values worth bsc 90c
and 75c pair ........... WV
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Ribbon Remnants

A great sale Of Ribbons. in
remnant lengths, including taft
fetas, moires, satins, lowered.
gros-grain. Roman and Dresden.
In all widths and colors; lengths
suitable for every need.
&c to Sc values at So.
loc to 14c values at DC.
1Bc to f5c values at 12c.
29c and 35c values at Ice.
soc and 45c values at Zoe.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Two Scholarships Won.

The Washington Conservatory of
Music announces that Miss Eleanor
Patlen has won a partial scholarship
In the piano department. Little Miss
Patlen In a recent concert played
prelude" in c Minor. Rachmaninoff;
"Fruhlingrauchen," by Sinding. and
Bach number. In all of which she
displayed brilliant technique and ma
ture Interpretation.
Master Felix Davilla has won q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
Rydzynski, Tenor.

On Saturday evening. January 2. at
the Riley Chiropractor School, lilo +
street northwest. Peter Rydzynski. q
Polish robust tenor and successful.
pupil Of H. Leroy Lewis, was the
soloist of the evening, where he sang
before a very appreciative audience the
caro- Mo Ben," by Giordani; Care
Selve," by Handel; Rose in the Bud. y
by Dorothy Forster. and because Of
You" Peter Rydzynski gave his pro-
gram with good style and interpretas
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Odd Lots of
C0rSetS

16 c. b. Corsets-Good quality
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So; regular $500 values ~
Third Floor.
5 American Lady Corsets-of
brocade materials; extreme long
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"a. %, 81 and 49, "a S0
regularly $3.50 ....... U1sOV
First Floor-Bargain Table.
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$500 and $3.50
Blankets, 1898

70xS0 and 60xS0 Part Wool
Blankets, sizes for single or dou-
BILE beds, white or gray with
blue and pink borders; heavy
weight; an opportunity to pur-
chase part-wool blankets at the
price usually quoted for cotton
blankets.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
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39c and 48c
CretOnnes, I9c Yd.

Mil lengths of 1 to yards,
but as much as 100 yards alike;
full vineyard wide. In light and
dark floral, stripe, bird and tap
estry designs; ideal for curtains,
scarfs, draperies, etc.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
D'Alvarez, Friday.

The return of Marguerite D'Alvarez.
the distinguished Peruvian contralto.
who less than one month ago thrilled
and astonished a large audience here
when she appeared as a soloist with
the New York Symphony Orchestra,
Is announced by 4. Arthur Smith.
Inc. for Friday afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock at the National Theater, com.
ing as the artist in the sixth concert
Of the Ten Star series. Mrs. DIAL
varez has achieved a name and fame
which has put her in the foremost
rank among the worlds greatest sing
ers. 1t is a well-established fact that
contraltos are as rare as great ten
ors, and voices with the depth, sonor.
ity, extraordinary range and wealth
of color which characterize that Of
this artist, come but seldom In a gen.
GRAFTON. Lyell Barber, a pianist Of
note. will be her accompanist and will
also render several solos. Tickets
may be obtained at the offices Of T..
Arthur Smith, Inc, 1906 g street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
National Community Chorus.

The next meeting of the National
Community Chorus will be held on
Monday night, January 16. at 8
o'clock. at the Mt. Vernon Place Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Massachu-
sets avenue and Ninth street north
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
Edwin Hughes, Pianist.

Edwin Hughes, who is a Washing.
tonian, has now become a worldwide
figure In the music world as concert
pianist. Mr.. Hughes gave q recital
Monday evening in the auditorium OF
Central High School. in the course
ington Society of the Fine Arts. In
February he passes through Wash
ington on his way for a concert tour
in tho South.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
WOn,en's 81 to S.
Lou Shoes at $I.95

women's Oxfords and Pumps,
of patent leather, brown and
black kid and dull feathers:
welted. turn and Mckay sewed
soles; plain and tipped toes; sizes
in the lot from ~ to Z.
GoIdenberg's-F1rst Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
Mems FURNISHINGS

Mems Fleece Lined Under.
shirts-Heavy weight; Jaeger
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mostly all sizes; seconds m.
Of 800 values. . ffC
Mems Nighfrobes-of fine
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Mems Lined Gloves-Mocha
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mostly all sizes; worth CT 40
$500 pair ..... OlsfJ
Mems Heavy Cotton Sweaters
Brown heather shades; made
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Mems Wool Sport Hose
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Mems Wool.mixed Underwear
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
Lotus Quartet.

Lotus Quartet.
The Lotus quartet has been en-.
gagged to sing at the opening Of the
City Club building on the evening of
Saturday, January II.
The quartet is composed Of Ruby
Potter, soprano; Marion Mccoy. con.
tralto; Wilbur Wesley Gantz, tenor;
Lawrence Heating Downey, basso.
Byron e. Blodgett Is the pianist
director. Among several concerts In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

and around Washington recently the
Lotus quartet sang at the monthly
meeting OF the Mems Club OF All
Saints Church, Chevy Chase.
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SOC and $500
NeckUedr, &c

Sample line Of Women's Neck
wear. including vestees, collar
ard cuff sets, Of lace and or
CANDY; many pleasing and smart
effects for wear with dresses
and suits.
Goldenberg's-Ffrst Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

Judas Maccabaeus." which wss 20
have bene sung tomorrow evening At
the Eighth Street Temple. has been
postponed to Friday evening. jan
uary 20. tls
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

ton and by popular request appeared
on the program twice.
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Yelling Lengths,
I5c Each

Mesh Yelling, in vineyard
lengths, an assortment Of styles
in black and colors.
GoldenberR's-First Floor.
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west. The regularly monthly entes.
tainment will be on the night OF FEB
ruary 8.
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Knit Underwear

Odd Lot Of Women's Pants
Winter weight; made with eques-
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bands; broken sizes; Tx
worth $3.50 ............. ."
Odd Lot Of Women's Union
Suits-Part wool and cotton. also
silk and wool; band or bodice
tops, knee length; extra sizes;
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Boys Ecru Color Union Suits
Medium weight; high neck and
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Goldenberg's-Ffrst Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

The pupils of the Georgetown Piano
Studio will give a pair" Of public re-
citals at the Y. M. c. A.. on the even
to which relatives and friends are
cordially invited.
The third studio recital was given
by Emerson Meyer. Eleanor Bean.
Frfeda Rosenblatt, jeanette Levy,
Viola Apperson. Ella Baer. Annie Sto-
lar. Nathan Levenson, Thelma Collier,
Catherine Craven, Cassie Davidson,
Edward Thaden, Evelyn Moore, Marion
Sauter. Margaret Gross. Rose Leven.
son. Robert Zugliater, Rosaline Kap-
Ian. Therese Levenson. Marjorie Brom-
ley. Sylvia Kaplan and Beatrice Bur-
man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
jessie Masters, on Goth.

Jessie Masters, the "An American
Contradict" who will be presented In
concert at the National Theater on
Friday afternoon. January goth at
$50, by the Disabled Veterans Relief
Society has become one Of the most
popular contraltos Of the concert stage.
From the standpoint Of the seasoned
concertgoer Her art IL % rare In It's
simplicity. her voice 30 mellow In its
sweetness and her enunciation so per-
feet that even the most critical have
become her admirers. Miss Masters
programs are chosen with view Of
having some selection for each one
present, the program for this concert
including Grieg's "Autumnal Gale"
DeKoven's "Recessional," Chaminade's
Little Silver Ring" ~Stephenson's
"Ships that pass in the night" and
other favorites. Seats are on sale at
Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, Droops
18th and q streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

partial scholarship In the violin de.
partment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
Fridav Remnant Prices the Lowest in Years

All Remnants, Odd Lots and Surplus Stocks
At Deep Reductions to Force Immediate
Disposal Tomorrow!
Tomorrow-the most determined-most positive
clearance of remnants we've held in years.
thorough housekeeping that takes no thought OF
actual cost. Truly remarkable savings! No mail or
phone orders filed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12
AMONG MUSICIANS
First Americans.

Edward Mcdowell, foremost
American composer. was chosen with
Theodore Roosevelt. twenty-sixth
President Of the United States. and
Henry Inman. portrait painter. as the
distinguished Americans to be hon.
ored In the Memorial Tea" given at
the studio Of Miss Byrd Mock In the
Old Brick Capitol on Capitol Hill last
Friday afternoon.
These monthly afternoons, In honor
Of the passing of great Americans
include presidents, poets. patriots,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-12

tie famous baritone, will give the next
Of the concerts diplomatiques on sun
day evening at the Willard ballroom.
The coming of Morini brings to Wash
ington an artist who has been a SEN
sation both In Europe and New York,
where she has been called q genius OF
the violin. MIR. Graveure possesses ar
exceptionally beautiful voice and ID
known for his special gift Of interpre
tation. his songs being real human ex
periences. Emanuel Balaban viii &C.
company Miss Morini and Edouard
Gendron will be at the piano for MT
Graveure. Tickets will be on sale al
the box office, 1919 @ street northwest
New York Symphony.
The New York Symphony Orchestra
will be heard In the fourth concert Of
it's series in the National Theate:
Tuesday afternoon. January II, at 4:3'
o'clock, when Albert Coates, the dis
tlnguished British conductor, will
make his first appearance here rs
gvest-conductor and Alexander Siloti
tie eminent Russian pianist, Will be
the soloist, returning to this country
after an absence Of twenty-four years,
Mr.. Slot will play, for the frs:
time in Washington, J. 8. Bachs
Brandenburg Concerto No. In ID Ton
piano, flute, and violin. with the &C
Commandment of string orchestra, from
the arrangement made by Slot after
the Bach Society Edition. The pianist
will also be heard in The Dance OF
Death" Variations Of tho Dies irae,
for piano and orchestra, by Liszt.
Besides Cigars Symphonic Warm
tions Enigma" and the Finale from
the Rimsky. Korsakoff Symphonic
Suite. "Scheheraxade," with Gustave
Tinlot in the violin solo, Mr.. Coates
will conduct, for the first time IN
Washington. the Suite de Ballet. La
Boutique Fantasque," by Rossini,
which was brought to light q few
years ago and arranged by Respighi.
The New York Symphony Orchestra
concerts are under the local manage.
n,ent Of T. Arthur Smith, Inc. and
tickets are on sale at 1906 @ street
northwest.
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Opera Program.

Opera Program.
The weekly program Of the Friday
Morning Music Club. tomorrow fore
noon at II o'clock in the assembly
room Of the Cosmos Club. will be
made up Of selections from operas.
The artists are Mrs. Ruby Potter,
Albert Shefferman, and at the piano,
Dorothy bennett.
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SIPS and $3.50
KiMOnOa. 89c

Odd lot Of women's Crepe XII
monos, good quality, In assorted
colors; mostly slip-on models.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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Ingram Church.


A request program will be given
Sunday evening by the choir Of In
gram Congregational Church, at s
o'clock. The program il: Professional,
Onward, Christian Soldiers" chorus,
Gloria" from 18th Mass (MozarO.
Major Tittmann; soprano solo and
chorus. 20 Holy Night" tAdams),
Meta Craig and choir: tenor solo,
"Open the gates Of the Temple"
Knapp, Royden J. Dixon; anthem,
''Hark. bark my Soul" Shelley, in.
cidental solos, Mrs. Charles Beall and
Mrs. Brylawski; bass solo, why do
the Nations so furiously rage together
from THE Messiah" HendeD. Major
TITittmann: contralto solos, Deep Riv'
or" Negro Spiritually. II think when
I read that sweet story Of old" Flora
Brylawski: soprano solo. with Yer
dure Clad" from THE Creation" Qian
dell. Meta Craig: anthem. From
Egypt's bondage come" Page). Choir
Doxology, choir and congregation.
The choir is under the direction OF
Mrs. H. H. Mckee, organist.
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Rubinstein Club Concert.

Rubinstein Club Concert.
Membership cards Of the Rubinstein
Club. both active and associate, can
be exchanged for seats for the first
concert Of the club to be given on
January ~, with Vladimir Rosing,
Russian tenor, as soloist.
The tickets are for sale at the office
Of T. Arthur Smith. Inc, 1906 @
street northwest. where club reser-
vations may be secured.
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$3.50 and $I.75
SDencerS, SI.I9

Fine quality Wool Sleeveless
Spencers, in black, white and
pretty colorings; buttoned front
models.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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$3.50 Dressing
Sac0ues, Sl.I9

Small lot OF Women's Ex-
ira Size Flannelette Dressing
Sacques, in dark gray; made
with collar and belt.
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
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$500 KintOnOS,
$3.50
Odd lot of Long Flannelette
Kimonos, in an assortment OF
pretty patterns; made with fancy
collars and loose belt; full-cut
sizes. -
Goldenbcrg's-Third Floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-15
HOLD VESPERS AT
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

At the First Lutheran church the
Sunday school classes will conduct
special Easter Vespers at o'clock
in the afternoon. The program fol-
lows:
song-"All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name"
Responsive Reading - Easter
Story"
Prayer-Rev. Nilsson.
Song-"Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead" choir.
Neutrality-suspicious. Peterson and
Florence Nelson.
Song-"He is Risen" class of
girls.
Song-"Blow Ye the Trumpets,
Blow" Sunday school.
Song-"Jesus Loves Me- print
airy.
Recitation-Miss Celeste Olsen's
class.
Song-"Go and Tell" class of
boys.
Solo-"Easter Dawn" CWoodman)
Miss Celeste Olsen.
Recitation Mildred Vessels
class.
Song Why" Mildred Vessels
class
Song -"Forecer With the Lord"
choir.
Talk-Rev. Karl Nilsson.
Offering for missions.
Song-"Praise the Savior" Sum
day school.
Benediction.