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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
WE ARE THANKFUL

That we can offer you such bargains as these, and for the splendid business you have given us in return.
 V E V iii BE CLOSED ALL DAT THANKSGIVING DAY Be sure and secure one of these good used cars for Thanksgiving Day.
 1924 Touring, g months old, cord tires, lock wheel; price. 1925 1924 Coupe, 10 months old, cord tires, lock wheel, motometer. $365 1923 Sedan, self-starter, demount- able rims, lock wheel, cord tires; price S3Z0 1922 Roadster; self-starter, de- mountable rims, cord tires, slip on Douy .$l5O 1922 Roadster; self-starter; de- mountable rims, cord tires. .$125 1923 Touring; self-starter, de- mountable rims, lock wheel, new paint Jop ................ .SzZo 1923 Coupe; self-starter, de- mountable rims, lock wheel, shock absorbers, fender braces, motometer; just overhauled In our shop ................... S315 YOU HAVE NOT SEEN ANY BARGAINS LIKE THESE ANY WHERE, BRING SOME CASH AND WE WILL SELL YOU A CAR
 HANNA MOTOR co. SOUTHsIDE FORD DEALERS 2124 AVE. c MAIN 500
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
LUMBER RATES uP

A petition was filed with the Ala bama Public Service commission today by the Northern Alabama and South ern railroads, seeking authority to re- wise lumber rates from northern Ala bama railroad stations to Florence. Sheffield and Tuscumbia. The petition was set for January 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
Bank Rirectnr Named

$. H. Malone has been selected the director of the Morgan County National bank as the successor of the late E. M. Odom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
REAL ESTATE-RENT j APARTMENTs AND FLATS Q:
Forest Court Apartment

We have left in this beautiful apartment house two or three nice lovely 7-room apartments; this is the prettiest apartment house in the city of Birming- ham, located on Highland Ave. and Oak St., near the Country club; these apartments consist of two bedrooms, living, dining, breakfast room, kitchen, sun parlor and sleeping porch; has plenty of nice closet space. The people living in this apartment house are nice and refined and you will be thrown with some of the incest people in the city. If you haven't yet signed your lease, let me take you out and show you these, with which I am sure you will be well pleased. There are also servant houses and garages on the rear. For appointment: see or call Carl Enslen, with
 Enslen Realty & Ins. Go. 2115 1ST AVE. MAIN 4174
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
Carl Miller

Funeral services were held here Sun day afternoon for Carl Miller, 3S, who died at his South Albany residence of pneumonia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
MERCHANDISE

HUUSEHULD TUUIJS V6 HEAT YOUR HOME with Bucks hot air furnace; basement not necessary; be comfortable while paying on easy monthly terms. Birmingham Furnace Co.,, Main 5054.
 DINING ROOM suite for sale at bar gain. Call Main 4053.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26

APARTMENTS
 HIGHLAND TERRACE Highland Ave. at Rhodes Park. rooms and screened front porch,
 $77.5o
 LINwoOD AND LINDELL 270S and 2712 Caldwell Ave.
 Milner Heights section,
 Four rooms
 $60.00 to $67.50
 NoRWooD COURT
 18th Aye, N. and 18th St. rooms and screened front porch
 $70.00
 RICHMOND APARTMENTS
 2O30 Highland Ave-.
 Five rooms
 $85.0o
 RoUNTREE APARTMENTS 1oss s. 18th St., cor. 11th Ava
 Four rooms
 $65.00
 SYCAMORE COURT
 1125 Sycamore St.
 Five rooms and garage
 s125.00
 LEDBETTER APARTMENT
 1216 N. 29th St. rooms and screened front porch
 $47.50 and $52.50
 FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS
 1230 North 18th Street { rooms-Front and back porcheas heat and water furnished.
 $65.00 Houses-Southside S25 g 21st St., 2 rooms. 5000 721 s. 27th St., rooms. 60.O0 152S 18th Ave-, s., 6 rooms.... $60.0O 18O5 Ave. I. rooms ... 45.00I a315 Arlington Ave, g rooms. 60.O0| 11o3 12th Ave. S., 8 room .... 75.00| 2eO5 Ave. e." 8 rooms. ...... 7O.00I I926 s. 20th St.. rooms. s3.Sa| 1515 10th Ave-, s., 8 rooms.. S5.OOI 1910 10th Ave. S., g rooms. 85.00I 1042 Caldwell Terrace, 8 rooms $90 .00I l173 11th Ave-, s., Il rooms... 100.O0I 1231 s. 20th St., rooms. 80.00I 1914 Warsaw St., 9 rooms. .$115.00| Apartments-Southside s25h Woodland Ave-, 4 rooms 35.00| 1722h 10th Ave-. s., 6 rooms.. 40.00l 9O1h Georgia St., 6 rooms. .$50.00| 2311 10th Ave-, s., 5 rooms.... 65.00I Houses-Northside 12O6 N. 12th St., 6 rooms. .... .$5o.o0 2328 11th Ave-, N, 6 rooms. .$50.00 1104 N. 23rd St., 8 rooms.... 5000 1407 N. 22nd St., rooms. .$67.60 1012 N. 30th St., rooms ...... 75.00 2903 11th Ave-, N., 9 rooms ... 1000 21O1 9th Ave-, N., IA rooms.. 150.00 Apartments-Northside 2214 18th Ave-, N., 5 rooms. .$7o.0o 1900 14th Ave-, N., rooms. .$62.50 Houses-Suburban 1O3 Banks St., rooms. $500 3O22 Cullman Ave-, 4 rooms.... $500 119 N. 66th St., 5 rooms ...... 40.00 lO10 3d Ave. w. B., rooms.. 45.0O 4OS Miller Ave-, 9 rooms. .... .$62.50 6031 2nd Ave-. s.. 10 rooms... 1000 We have several furnished places we will be glad to show on aD. plicatjon.
 JEMISON & co. 221 N. FIST ST. MAIN 52s0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Architectu draftsman; finish carpenter; girls, kodak develop ing exp; radio expert; lady sneto., lum- Der experience; lve-wire real estate salesman; carpenters; brick layers; painters; dairyman; white and colored coal miners, pick and machine work coal loaders mine laborers, $3 to $6 per; electric welders colored riggers; boys learn trades; wrappers wanted; cooks; porters; white and colored housekeep- ers maids; waitresses; dishwashers, and others. Producers Agency, 2119h 2d Ave-, North.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26

That we can offer you such bargains as these, and for the splendid business you have given us in return.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
MACHINERY

FOR SALE-Two model "X" intertypes, equipped with two magazines each, and motors; installed this year and are brand new; operator can change maga- zines without leaving chair; for quick sale, $1,5O0 each; am in market for sec ond-hand Miehle, or press suitable for printing 7-column semi-weekly. The Weekly Community Builder, Huntsville, Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
SITUATION WANTED-MALE 54

SHIFTING CLERK desires position; i; has had years experience in shipping and storeroom department. Can furnish references. West End 949-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26
SALESMEN WANTED 5

NATIONAL MANUFACTURER start ing sales school Monday afternoon. Can accept more junior salesmen; excep- tional chance to essential business and work into higher paying positions. Ap- ply to MT. Keith, 605 Lyric Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26

BUSINESS COLLEGES 44 IMMERSION Business College rates are attractive, "The School of Quality" day and night classes. 2021 1st Ave.
 ATTEND Wheeler Business College; es- tablished 1888: sessions day and night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-26

EXCELLENT opportunity for ambi- tious bookkeeper and office man to get into the accounting profession. No cap ital needed; remuneration depends on ability. See Manager, 1917 Age-Herald Bldg
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

Copyright, by Cnn 4 Co. .@%". "fF
Mapa svets hroznsm obmdzeniami
Iudm patnasteho stoa Tao bola odkreslena dvoc
-. map, vydanych pred vypravou Columbusa
Vspucci odhal americky kontinent. Potom prsiel Ma
gean Sue sluzbach Portugaska dosal sa k Vychodnym
Inickym plavbou okoo Afrky; potion sluz
bach Spanielska dosahnut toho sameho CELIA "a
pam smerom, obpavajdc til zahadn prekazku, ktor Co.
lumbus vsec n naS lch ceste Inymi slovami, Mage
Ian rozhodnu list oboma smerm dru stranu sveta
Costa Magelana Roku 1919 ento smelly kapitan vydal
Seville cestuv cee patch lodi. rok neskorse po
presman juhoamerickch brehov vosiel do vod ktor
Cd tych cias menujd uzinou Magellana.
Jedna lod' no uz vedy opusta Dive d'alsie zatopy
brkach; ale Magellan zal plavadc nekonecnymi liga
mi vod ktora nkdy predtym nevdela korabu Po neuver
ech azkostiach dosta obrovskemu s1ostroviu ktoe
naval Flipnami poce Fpa IT,, kraa Spanielska. Tam
Dol Magellan zaby kopiou dvocha dngli Mactanu 70
staly dive lode Jedna vraa druha dala zapadnym
Tndcky ocean Afrike Roku 1922 jediny do
chramany korab Victora' ''osemnastimi ma+oham po
1obnvmi muzm spustil kotvu prsave sevilskom Prva
plavba okoo sveta boa uskuocnena Ked namornc ozpr
vail svoje prihody, nikto i'm neveril.
Okrem dludskeho hrdinsva vyprava Magelana je po
zoruhodna pamatn pre- r vec dokazaa zk1senostou re
e okrthla dala Spaniesku svetov ru dokazaa ze
Amerka e novy svet, sojac sebe oddelen Arokym
anmi Cd Europy cd Azie.
"Vsetku mnulost' nechavame sebou, = ,
Stavame novy, velikansky, rozdeny svet
Cersvi mocn svet zaberame, svet prace pochodu
Pionieri o. pioneri!
My predvoje stale hadzeme,
Dou vrchmi presmyky hore horskymi hrebenami, Z,
Podmanujdc drziac, zuc dobrodruzstvach,
id1c neznamym cesty,
Ponieri! 0, pionieri! Walt Whitman.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

49, ~
rol Belohlavek, podpre dssdansi
j. 9. Molitoris a !. z6ry. Dosornt
vybof tvoria: O. p. Korsff, JAn
PAnkuch. Karol Stiasnv. Sdrnxe.
mic Novin6rov budes sa. odtefaz
Wac zaujimat' hmotnej stranky
redaktorov.
4. julia scrantonskl a okoliti Slo-
vaci budn mat druhy Slevefsky
Den, ktoreho sa z1castnf navyse
10000 osob. Retnit' budd: biskup
Hoban, byv. AMBASSADOR Gerard,
podguyerner P Pennsylvania, mayor
Scrantonu, predseda Lfgy inc
osobnosti. Dr. ,ChvalkovSky, Gs,
vyslanec, nemoze byt' pritomny
lebo je vazne nemocny. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
20 SI,oy. A1fERIKY.,

Min. piatku a soboty vydrziaI
vala lstredna spfGva SLOW. Ligy
schadzn vo Winton hoteli Y Cleye--
lande, ma ktorej "a organiz&tora
znovuzvoleny boil legionar p. Pc;
ter Jakubjansky. Buletiny budl
i mad 'alej vydavane a sice,: tyz.
denniky su ziadane uverejnovat'
Pc diva stlpce 1radnych zpravsa
denniky pc 4 ,stlpce do tyzdha.
Tyzdenniky zdarma a denniky do
stan1 "a to $50 mesaene. Kancela-
ria Bratislave bude prest 'aho-
vana- do Kosic. Tajomnik Ldgy p.
Kocnr odoprel podvysku place a
bude spokojny so $175 mesacne.
Liga zavedie narodn1 sbierku ma
siroty po neb. Albertovi Mamate-
yovi.
V tie same dni v Cleve1ande od3
byvalo svoj Wrocnyt kongres al
Sdruzenie Slovenskych Novinarov
' Amerike. Novymi uradnikmi SUI:
Predsedom Ivan Daxner, tajomnl-
kom P. Tatala, pokladnikom ka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
DoLU XII oBUK!

Nedel'na slavriost' odhaena pomnka generaovi Mi
lanovi R Stefanikovi Cevelande bola - okre1n toho
znesvacujdceho vyonu Holbovho ako ked' rosapadne
Ma uvadnut s1nadn zelinuj TAX ucinkoyala ma dlsu
srvlce Slovaka. Opravdoveho Slovaka. 4.
zjenle, ako nelname lit ,Infy americki Sovac Vadi-
me sa zdrie sa, nenavldfme sa, skutosn osozno
plodnd prac,t zabddame.
s Cleveland nam dal prikad. ake zt ako pracovat
ako ol,etoyat = "a narod cleveland 7ady vyvodv ma
1od1yeh plaeach. Moze byt Taavom hadym zasluhuje
1lasejpoklony. w. .."'
Tam kde je chut do prace cistt idealne narodovec-
tvo tam nenavst' zdrenie zasnute sd do 1zada Kde
nietidealizn kde kazdy ladi len IA svoje ja, kde
vyss narodne zaumy zabida pre- rozdiele politi-
ke aebo nabozenstve tam m1si nastat hnoba rozklad
nezdar.
Stefanikovi stavane budi ponniky vsade kde Slova-
ci zijti Lebo takeho muza nena sic rokov. Ceve-
andsk slovaci precti jeEo vekost' pochopili svoja
povnnost previedi delo ktore HASA ch neprevstel
MI rodolasku.
Slava i'm! ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04

PoLRooNA HonzA, ,sPoLKU1
~. Aaaa1Y.

= ~ n
! Spolok Sv. Amy 3. 80 IKSlJ.
bude vydrziavat' II. julia Y skole
popoludni 0 2. hodine polrocnu
3schodzn, ma ktor1 vsetky spolu-
sestry povolavame. v tomto me-
siaci odpustene sd smrtne prf-
spevky, preto sestry, ktore dlhuju
"a mesiace, budd mat dobrn
prilezitost' ma tejto schadzi .vyt
rovnat svoju dlzobu. 4
s poztlrayo.lh,N &
& zuzanna Majercak, preds,
$50 Wilma Fabry, uctovnicka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
RIDERS WITH THE RED ROBES OR r. R. R.
Napisal: r. B.

Go je toto "a organizaca? Ste nej pocui? Mozno
niekto ano, niekto ME.
Povazte 81 O TOM Kazda krajina ma regularne vojsko
ma rezervne. cas- vojny prve ide reguarne vojsko
do boa vypnuju ztraty zaprenene neprla
tel'om TAX podobne K. K K. sl ako reguarne vojsko
"a sebou nai r. r. R. co rezervu Tieto dve dvizie su
spojen6 pomoc jedna drllhej.
Jaky je medzi mimi rozdel?
X K. K s1 slozen 100 percentovych A1nerika-
nov, to uz vieme nazpama Ale kolko> percentov sl1
r. r. r. ked' sa nachodia medzi mimi cudznc ktor este
AMI ME sti obanmi spo Statov? Pozn red-Dla nasich
nformaeii r. r. r. moze byt len naturalzovany obcan
protestant)
Doznavan sa z hodnovernych pramenov, ze bohuzial'
dakto1 Slovakov patria do organizcie H. H. H. Smu-
tne vel mi snutne re sa niektory da nahovorit ud mi
SO zl1m smysl 'anim Vete w brata ze 81 korbac sam
na seba pletete7 Viete re kazdemu dobremu mdremu
protestantov sa tieto organizacie usiag Gov nch vi
dte dobreho! ia vera Boze inc tom nevdim len akes
revouconarne smys ane.
Dalei tom vidim pekenu zavist'. co je zavist :?
kres anska na1a nam poveda, zvist jeden hav-
nch h1iechov Nuz c toto ME e zvist ked nam kuk-
se1i hovoria re America for Americans? Ci to ME je
zayst ked Kan robia vseko pozne zavret brany pred
bratom nasin ably nemal plstupu do tejto zarob
81 k,s vezda sieho chleba9 Bohu zal y este poahas
takn ktorych srdca b1 cd nenavis proti Tebe jake
klepat ia kosu Zoblld sa, krajane uvazuj kto
e naiac to- ably prst bolo zamedzene do
ejto krajnyg Veru IT, ktorch pisen dakto nasich
bratov imv tom este pomahajd
Mas bratav kraji, mas rodinu, pisu Hi Mily bratu
ahorel mi DOM pokapaly mi statky, peiaz nema bud
ak dobry pooz mi a by 1nohoza Tebou ME
20 zareb co BY 50 mohol k,ls nohy postav Pravda
zt nlu odpoves: Nemoze lebo e cesta zamedzena pl
tup do -Ameriky nevol ny Ty este takym slhlasis
t6rf s1c- ma tom sto ably brany celkom boly zavrett
lred brstom Tvsjiss Po.shs ct citatH ci to nil
Je zaVlet 3. s. 81, 4ssr
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
AlIERlKA HASA NAT
M q 3 knisky Cd wfLdIAMA j. LONG,
Vybrane aspracovane
Youngstownskou verejnou Kniknicou
so zvlastnym dovolenim firmy CHM Co.
Prelozn: M. .MRAZ.
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.
Copy right, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.

Vsledok bol ze ked nova zemepisna knha boa vyda
vana ueenci ktor psal navrhl aby ta zapadna po
menovana boa America poees Amerigu vespuccho
nazaavailc sa bo prv ktory vdel podal zpravu
novel ze To bolo roku 1907 rok po Columbuovej smrt
ktoremu puko srdce cd ziau Takto America zaca
zjavovat mapach, zprvu porugalskom uzem Bra
zil, potom tizemiach zapadneho sveta. - .:ntt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-04
Copyright, by, CHM & Co.

Columbus aya zPohs pri vychode snka eneho augustoveo
ha 1872 Ma pgedku ide Santa MS admEAbva od odzna-
kom kiza prsdaej pashte vajkou spaneska ma e
haSn5m y v strttny99 zdaen6sti
4s Nina. ssaasbo Diet atko.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-22

On Wednesday evening there will
be a regular meeting of the Univer-
salist Mems Club and a roast pork
supper will be served at $50. Fol-
lowing the supper an address will be
given by Rev. Ashley A. Smith. pas
tor of the Universalist church al
Bangor. There will also be debate
on a popular question and one side
will be handled by Attorneys Cool
idge and Waldron and the other by
Supt of Schools McQuaide and Earl
vickery.
Miss Hazel Pushor. q teacher in
the Orono High school passed Eas-
ter in town with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. III. Pushor at their
home on Bates street.
Miss Meredith Blanchard, n stu
dent at the University of Maine pass
ed Easter in town with her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. Lynne III. Blanchard,
returning to Orono on Sunday after
noon.
The Easter Sunday services at the
Universalist church were largely at
tended on Sunday morning. The
vested choir with Mrs. Harold Well
ner ,soloist and Miss Donnie Bennett,
violinist and Mrs. Sanger Cook at
the organ, furnished the excellent
Easter music. The sermon was
most inspiring and appropriate for
Easter and was delivered by the
pastor. Rev. +. l.. Cam. The an
nual Easter concert by the children
of the Sunday school was given at
o'clock and was largely attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-22
.PITTSFIELD

A minstrel show is to be held at
Union hall. April "a, and rs, under
the auspices of the members of St.
Agnes Guild of the Catholic church.
A splendid Easter concert was
presented by the members Of the
Sunday school at the Free Baptist
church, Sunday evening. Many songs
and recitations and exercises by the
children were heartily enjoyed by a
large audience.
Miss Iona Bickmore went to Au-
gusta Saturday for visit with rela-
tives.
There will be a meeting of Ira
Berry Chapter, r. A. M, Tuesday
evening, April % at which time the
P. NJ, and M. E. M. degrees will be
conferred. 49,
Miss Doris Wentworth, who has
been at the, Paine hospital at Ban
gor for an operation for appendicitis
has so far recovered as to be able to
return to her home on Saturday.
Victor Rowe, Clarence Hinckley
and Frank Appleby were in Bangor
on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Vickery.
who have been passing the winter in
California have returned to their
home. They report very pleasant
visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-22
Easter Service. a. NJ. E. Church

Easter Services at W. Z. Church
There was q large attendance At all
services Sunday at the Methodist
church. At the morning service special
anthems by the chorus choir were
given, also an Easter duet by Mrs. Har-
~ Small and Mrs. Clarence Turner. The
pastor took as his subject 1.-The Risen
Christ" "I am He that liveth and was
dead. and behold am alive for ever
more" Rev. lis. Four were baptized,
Eve Joined the church and one by letter.
The opening service OF the Sunday
school was given over to recitanons
and songs by the children OF the pri-
mary department. In the evening the
most impressive Easter cantata Jesus
Lives" was given by the chorus choir
under the direction OF Walter Colby.
It was beautifully done and expressed
in q fine manner the sentiment of Eas-
ter. From the opening chorus the call
to Awake" until the final song, "The
Hallelujah Chorus" all expressed the
Easter thought. The solo parts were
taken by Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mrs. c. E.
Turner, Fred Bates, Walter Colby and
DR.. Bachelor; also duets by Mrs. Har-
old Stevens and Mrs. Clarence Turner,
and Harry Smith and Walter Colby. A
selection was rendered by male quar-
tet composed Of Fred Bates. Walter
Colby, Harry Smith and DR.. Bachelor.
The double female quartet rendered
two selections during the cautata. The
quartet was composed OF Mrs. Elmer
Miller, Mrs. Clarence Turner. Mrs,
Stella Trask, Mrs. Clarence Hughes.
Mrs.. Harry Smith, Mrs. Harold Ste
vens, Mrs. Harry Small and Mrs. Will
liam Wedge. The cantata was under
tho direction Of Mr. Colby. The &C
companist was Mrs. Merton Niles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-22
COMING EVENTS

April 25-Cony High party starts for
April 25-Chiidren's Department In
stitute, Penney Memorial church Au-
May t-if-Nationai music week.
May 6-S-CongreBational Conference
and Missionary Society Of Maine.
May s-W {. r. u. Jubilee. Portland.
May 9-Arbor day.
May s-IO-Kennebsc W. c. r. D. con-
ventton. Augusta.
M Msy lsw G. + g. T. 5 5uSiss. e esinfsr
May is-0pening Sisters Hospital
May So-si-Grand Lodge, K. Of P, an
May 22-23-Maine Library Association
annual meeting. Senate Chamber.
state House. Augusta.
May 22.24-lptersfais vocational con-
May ss.s7eMainc Retail jewelers.
Association, Augusta. a.
May 27.2S-State Federation d. p. ".
Clubs. annual meeting. Belfast:
May z9--Kennebec county 8. 8. Assoc
slstSn. N sIsi Baptist
June 10-National Republican conven-
tion, Cleveland. Ohio il A. n.
June 1S-1e--2l0th Artillery. G. A. c.
qfiicers school. Fcrt Wright Long
! .ss: i is:!sEi.Rs ; as.;.,y .sa..
june is.is.D isi Of Main. Son.
s Of v {, nr.n, z; :, A. 4snd annual
'u 7snt iP Rs% Ycss cs National con-
Aug 26-2s-New England Grange an
nual conference. II. on N. II,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-22
Old South Cantata Given
In Delightful Manner

The Old South Cantata "The King
Triumphant" was wonderfully well
rendered to q crowded church. This
cantata follows in a dignified man
ner the outstanding events Of passion
week. The opening number was
Thou Art My God" sung by the en-
tire chorus. In this number there
meth Turner. Two selections, 1.-THE
Entry into Jerusalem" and ride on
in Majesty" described Christ's entry
into the holy city. In them Were
baritone. bass and soprano solos. The
Lf3st number wass ung antiphonally.
the soloists Carroll Stevens. w.
Frank Pierce and Mrs. Nettie John
son. Then followed a soprano solo,
by Mrs. Imogene Vigus, 20 Jerusa-
lem" The next group Of choruses
depicted Christ's suffering and death,
a tenor solo, "Gethsemane" by Ed
gar Anderson. and O male quartet
selection And there was Darkness"
sung by Messrs. Anderson, Snare.
Stevens and Pierce were included in
this part Of the cantata. Then came
a triumphant number. Christ is
Risen." proclaiming Christ's victory
over death, was sung by Mrs. Eettie
Johnson. Then came a baritone
solo, can Easter Prayer" sung by
Carroll Stevens. Then the "Ascen-
sion" was sung by Mrs. Nettie john
son, first soprano: Mrs Imogene vi
gus. second soprano; Miss Delphene
Andrews. mezzo-soprano and Miss
Louise Skiliin and Mrs. Eleanor Fall
conf, altos. The final number was
q chorus, 1.-THE King Triumphant"
full Of jubilation.
The soloists were Mrs. Nettie
Johnson, Mrs. Imogene Vigus, Car
|, roll Stevens, Kenneth Turner, Edgar
Anderson and w. Frank Pierce. The
members of the chorus were Del
phene Andrews, Harriet Nutting,
Ruth Johnson, Elizabeth Coburn,
Maude Stickney, Lois Gum, Lucille
Morse. Marion Morse, Mrs. Nettie
johnson, Mrs. Vigus. Mrs. Eleanor
Falconi, Louise Slsillin, Helen Chad
bourne, kathleen Andrews, w. Frank
Pierce, Carroll Stevens. Kenneth
Turer, Edgar Anderson, Archer
Snare. The accompanist and direc-
tor was Mrs. w. p. Bradford. Like
all of the productions that she d.
reefs the cantata was an unqualified
success.