Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 282, 8 October 1917 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1917

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MUSIC FEATURES CELEBRATION OF LUTHER'S WORK

Mass Choir of 175 Voices to Sing Cantata "The City of God."

The Quadricentennial of the Protestant Reformation will be celebrated in Richmond, Sunday afternoon and evening, October 28, In the Coliseum, when three Lutheran churches of Richmond, First English, SL Paul's and Second Lutheran churches will have a part in the program. A chorus of 175 voices made up of members of the three churches will sing and an orchestra of 30 pieces composed chiefly of musicians of the churches, will play at both servicese. Lee B. Nusbaum has charge of the orchestra and chorus and Judging from the rehearsal held Tuesday night at the First English Lutheran church the music will be one of the features

of the entire program, on' "The City of God" is the name of the Nil, cantata to be presented at the evening wwi session and was written by H. Alexan- ; der Matthews, especially for the com

memoration of the quadricentennial. Text by Dr. Reed.

The text is by the Rev. Luther D. Reed, D. D., professor in the Lutheran Theological Seminary at ML Airy, Philadelphia. He has portraved the church under the biblical figure of "The City of God" and its foundation, decay and restoration are described in the scrip

tural phrase. The spiritual significance of the Reformation is 6trongly emphasized by introducing into the third part of the work the great sayings of Christ as well as the use of passages of Bcripture which express reformation principals. The music has been conceived in the loftiest spirit and from beginning to the end the musical ideas are expressed with sustained vitality, beauty and power. There are solos for soprano, tenor, and baritone and several splendid choruses. A special feature is the use of three historic reformation hymns, "Be Not Dismayed, O, Little Flock," "Lord Keep Us Steadfast In Thy Word" and "A Mighty Fortress is Our God." These are sung by the choir and congregation as climaxes to the Bec- - ond, third and fourth parts of the work. The soprano solos will be taken by t Mrs. F. W.. Krueger, Mrs. Fred J. Bar1 tel; tenor, 0. P. Nusbaum, Ernest tit Renk; bairtone, Ben Bartel. Miss 1 Alice Knollenberg is to be accompain gua. 1st. the The programs for afternoon and that evening are as follows: game Afternoon, appeaprelude, "Andante Religioso" ...... He "Wf .F. Thome ty yea Orchestra two Evocation Rev F. W. Rohlfing hold tl Pastor of St. Paul's Church, est bftiymn, "Lord Keep Us Steadfast In thejcs ..Thy Word" ... Martin Luther 1541 Scripture reading The Rev. c. Raymond Isley night,. Pastor of Second Church boys..Be Not Afrald" (Elijah)...,...... f?cf F. Mendelssohn 'h6" rhnrns onH rifdioctra

5ar' Offertory, "Internfezzo" .Voelker

Hymn, Orchestra "Come Holy Spirit. God and Lord". .Martin Luther 1524

Address, Rev. Chas. G. Heckert, D. D., i President of Wittenberg College. i

"Unfold Ye Portals". ........ .Gounod Chorus and Orchestra Benediction Rev. Frank A. Dressel Pastor of First Church Postlude, "Festival March".... F. Mendelssohn Orchestra Evening.

Prelude Orchestra'

Invocation Rev. Frank A. Dressel i Hymn. "Now Thank We All Our j God" Martin Rinkhart 1648 Scripture reading. .Rev. F. W. Rohlfing Contralto Solo... Miss Lena Weisbrod , OOffertory, "Natures Adoration"... Brooks Orchestra Introductory remarks. j Cantata, "The City of God," words i by Rev. L. D. Reed, D. D., music by H. j Alexander Mathews. Benediction .Rev. F. W. Rohlfing!

Society Women March

COMMITTEES TO ARRANGE

FOR PEAT'S LECTURE ' At a Joint meeting- of the patriotic and entertainment committees of the

Commercial club Monday afternoon at

4 o'clock plans will be completed for the appearance of Private Peat at the Coliseum. Mdnday evening, October 15. An admission of 10 cents will be asked.

gRAZlLI&n CALM Is Elagic Far CQU8HS. QRIP, CROUP, Ufhma, Catarrh, Quloh 'onsunpiisn, Bronchitis. S nB-?t 0c.25c50cM

Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, at the head of the motor corps she organized among Washington society women, saluting the reviewing party in the grand stand in front of the New York Public Library, as he detachment marched past in the monster Red Cross parade.

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Marriage Licenses Floyd E. Lamb, moulder, Richmond, and Marey E. Spivey, clerk, Richmond. Harry W. Burk, woodworker, Rictu mond, and Grace Ellison, seamstress, Richmond. ' Charles L. Colter, sheet metal worker, Richmond, and Hattie L. Coffman, Richmond. Earl W. Bicknell, soldier, Richmond, and Helen Rumpler, Richmond. Walter Cox, laborer, Richmond, and Edna McCoy, domestic, Richmond. Suit for divorce was filed in circuit court Monday morning by Mamie C. Gregg against William H. Gregg, on the charge of cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff asks for the custody of three minor children.

Judge Fox suspended the sentences of Harry Leister and Ashur Winters, both of Cambridge City, in circuit court Monday morning. The men had

been sentences to from one to eight years for petit larceny and had spent 112 days in the county Jail.

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Mrs. M. F. Johnston will make an ! address on the pictures hanging in the Art Gallery Friday mornir.g at the chapel exercises at the the high school.

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Tired Feeling Mrs. C. E. Haller Used to Have Is Gone Since Taking Tanlac. "I used to feel tired all the time but pince I've been taking Tanlac I feel a lot better," said Mrs. C. E. Haller, Kidgp and Grant streets, this city, wife of a well known Richmond business man. Mr. Haller is the proprietor of a meat market. "My stomach felt weak betore I took .Tanlac," Mrs. Haller continued. "I had a faint feeling at my stomach before meals. I just fel tired out most of the time, too. "One of my neighbors recommended Tanlac to me and I tried it. It wasn't long until I noticed that my stomach was getting better and now I have a fine appetite and am eating good meals. The tired feeling has disappeared entirely. "Yes, I think Tanlac is a fine medicine and I recommend it." If you are not feeling right follow (the example of Richmond men and ' women and take Tanlac. It will build op your system and give you health like you used to have. You can get Tanlac at any go6M drug store in Richmond and all nearby towns.

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SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a "certified copy of a

Decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit' Court. I will expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door, in the city of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, on the 16th day of October, 1917, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. on said day, the following property, to-wit: An undivided one-fifth part in val1 M t 1 . .t If . . .

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scribed real estate In the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, towit: Parts of lots number seventytwo (72) and ' seventy-three (73) In that part of the City of Richmond

laid out by Charles W. Starr, and bounded as follows: Commencing on Main street in the center of a wall sixty (60) feet west of the southeast corner of lot number seventy-threo and running thence north through the center of said wall one hundred (100) feet to an elley; thence west along the south side of said alley twenty (20) feet to the center of a partition wall dividing the property herein described from another property on the west formerly owned by A. E. Crocker; thence south along tile center of said petition wall and stairway one hundred (100) feet to Main street, thence east along Main street twenty(20) feet to the place of beginning. Also, beginning ninety-nine (99) feet west of the southeast corner of lot number seventy-three (73) in that part of the said City of Richmond laid out by Charles W. Starr, and at the center of the west brick wall of a block of buildings put up by Vaughn and running along Main Street east nineteen (19) feet to the middle of a stairway and to a point on Main street where a line drawn due north and south through the middle 'of a brick wall dividing the property hereby conveyed from the property heretofore sold by said Vaughn to Hatfield and Williams would strike Main street; thence north through said stairway and brick dividing wall one hundred (100) feet to the south side of an alley ten feet wide ; thence west along said alley to a point where a line through the center of the wall would intersect the alley nineteen (19) feet to the center of said west brick wall; thence south along the center of said wall to the place of beginning. To be sold as the property of James G. Williams to satisfy said Decree in my hands in favor of Mary H. Goodwin, guardian of Byron H. Williams, a minor. Said sale without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. CLEMENT V. CARR, Sheriff of Wayne County. September 6th. 1917. KELLEY & KELLEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, sept 24-oct. 1-8

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