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New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

The approximate amount - the lien or
charge to satisfy which t.ge arove described
property is to he sold. is SA+ie 10 trine thou
sand four hundred and siG.een aid 100 dol
Iars) with interest therecr frcfn the 1st day
of November 1910, together wirU costs and
allowance amounting to s3I9 - tthree hun
drcd nineteen and 2S-1OO dollars with in
ter@st from November 18th. 1910 together
with the expenses of the sale. The approx
mate amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates other liens which to be
allowed to the purcha aser out Of the purchase
money. or paid by the referee, is S2S3 At (two
hundred nlnety-fve 4T-1oo dOllars), and inter
est.
Dated New York, November 21st. 1910.
ELEk JOHN IUDVIGH.
Ref
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.
The Great South and Southwest Is presenting
m each man and woman many grand oppor-
r11nities and In many different ways.
Are YOU desirous Of a position CT a better
-,ost+jo- or an investment, or fine homes where
health is wealth? Do you want 10 rent or buy
a ferrlle farm? Do you want a business Of any
5asc-t-+ior or 70 go in with others partners :?
- s. enclose to-day 25 cents TO Southern Bureau
- T1fnrulation 300 East 9th St, Charlotte
n c Get all particulars
- ,-5T-T.T9 : PARTNER WITH BUSINESS
ohfii,v 10 invest 81. COO and have Il interest in
oId estabIished light manufacturing business
yu - r-nNfs Don't reply unless you can qualify
"a 81 above and know an honest proposition
s % -, ~ YOU see one No brokers Address FOAT.
: rgTs bldg. Tarrytown. n Y
- =. T77 PROVE, AN INVESTMENT inter
1e+trg and valuable booklet, should be read by
ri Sna before buying stocks or making an IN
ever - ~ anv kind. A limited edition distrib-
I s-as 70 first 500 applicants mentioning this
@ nlea publisher I1G4, 81 William St. n Y
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Jessie GiIlender, plaintiff, against
Indeu & Conforti Company and others, de
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in The above
entitled action, and bearing date the 18th day
OF November. 1910. I. the undersigned, the re
feree IN said Judgment named. VIII sell al
public auction at the Exchange Salesroon,
Nos. 1918 Vesey Street, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York, on the 1Sth
day of December, 1910 az II o'clock noon on
that day, by Joseph P Day, auct1oneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold.
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel or Iand
OF the City OF New York. Borough OF Man
haitian, bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at the corner formed by the intersec-
ton of the westerly side OF Pleasant Avenue,
of One Hundred and Eighteenth Street: run
ming thence southerly along the westerly side
OF Pleasant Avenue. twenty GOD feet; thence
westerly. and parallel with One Hundred and
Eighteenth Street and part of the way
through a party wall, seventy-tve Cio( feet;
thence northerly, and parallel with Pleasant
Avenue. twenty (20} feet to the southerly side
Of One Hundred and Eighteenth Street; and
thence easter1y. along the southerly side Of
One Hundred and Eighteenth Street, seventy
FIVE (T5) feet the point place OF begin
Michael FAY by George W. Mccormick by
deed dated November 10Th, 1885, and recorded
in Liber 1921 Of Conveyances, page 3, and
being known as No 33T Pleasant Avenue
Dated New York, November 21sJ, 1910
ELEk JOHN LCDVIGH.
CHARLES E. MMAHON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
of New York.
The following is a diagram of the property
to be Sold It's street number is 337 Pleasant
Avenue;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
LOST HANHROOkS.

BANKBOOK No. 472.3T of the Union Dime sav-
ings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim to II is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days submit 70 having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SAI.E.-Harry Harrison, Auction
eer sells on November 30th, 1910, at 10 a. M.
at 4O3 Grand ST. Manhattan, chattels and fix
lures Of millinery store. By order OF Attorney
for Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
PROPOSALS.

oDo1oS.Ts FOR COMMIssARY FOOp-,
FisT sTT-TF's ETC-Ofice OF Panama Rail Roaa
~ io,o sealed proposals are invited for
ptbtnS per GL cornrnissary food-sturs, ETC. TO the
1000 Rail Road Company IN aCcoI la LAM
with terms and eondiuons ID mi Information
may be obtained az tns lolIp rom ~ i.s sra"stIed
places at which points 6lds WI WIZ +tT,e stated.
Tbe Purchasing Department. Panama ~ ICt4i
Road Company. "a state street -" Ns-
once OF Purchasing Con inIssaiS Oriaan. Ia
tinnaI Realty Building, New dreams. @ ~; -;
trb 80, sing Coululissary. I s A. 100 FTerhoue FT
Street san Francisco. Cal. ana PurSnAsi-.s ass
Gomlnisssary } u ns received s at New York unit!
100 p NJ ut Chicago and New orleati' ,.H y o0
90 P NJ: and at San FranelSE lWSESDEIf S-,f l.
SiNPS0N- Major 10th Infantry = . ;; ~;
cSnrnmtssarv Purchasing Agent. Panama Ran
Road Co, "a State street. New 1orK -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsHINGION>: .,.>:
D C. November -. 1slo.-SeaieG6 ~, DsDsrt
80 ,rl,ited and will be received at TINS DepArt
are ar. TrtT . O'clock D. m. Monday. December
"a Jof0 (at which time and place they Hi NJ. o7
opened in the presence OF @ a.'r.Nt,1- 80, - Known
i LoL a. course Of construction or unti!
Iaunrhed as Nos. % and 2S- Speclncattous a. a.
plans. together with forms ., r,cr snpIication
- ,hts Department. Bids must De edoIesseS
20 the Secretary OF the Treasury -nd lnVorSv s
on m. envelope Proposal Tor construCVoh OF
o. ea,'sr,e cutters The right is reserved 20 re.
tee, anv or all bids and To waive deieCts is
5aan,af for the interests OF the service 70 q"
40 G d HILLES. Assistant ---- seCrstd1S,-----
n-,~x ISLAND ARSENAL. ROCK ISLAND,
,,,at@ will be received by the undersigned
,,n1u o'clock p. nj, December ., leio. Tor
Surnishing and installing an oil storage sys-
,sm al Rock Island Arsenal specifications.
.ts nians etc may be had upon application
II HOBBS 1t. Col. Ord Dept. L. 8 A.,
Commanding
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
HELP WANtEO.
Femass-

F'en1a,s
-r1yr>-,,YD thoroughly competent;
rr,aI1 nriva,e family; wages, S25; refer
s,ca.t ~, rationality. Industrial Associa-
ton Employment Agency. II west 4-o. Phone
521G-Bryant.
IAUNDRESs- competent: small
-ri,,a.a F.n,t1v. wages, $3o-s35 good refer
erces: anv nationality hhdustriai Assoc1a-
ton Employment Agency IL west 4Zd- Phone
621o-Bryant.
NURSE for infant. thorougnly competent full
charge: good wages; must nave references
Industrial Association Employment Agency
IL West 42d. phone 52l0-Bryant-
NTTRSF--PracticaI for invalid lady; good
wages: references; any nationality Indus
trial Association Employment Agency, II
west 42d phone 521o-Bryant
NTTpSE Yor4ad 70 take care OF one child and
asstsr with light chamberwork: good wages:
env natfonaIfty: references Industrial Asso
citation Employment Agency IL west s-o-
Phone, 521O-Bryant.
NT7RSE--CafhoIic, for two children in Law
renca +. rood wages; must have refer
.nces Industrial Association Employment
Agency. II west 42d. Phone 5210-Bryant.
sEC0NO COOK under chef for country ;
wages. sso-s35; must have experience and
good references Industrial Association En-
pIoyuent Agency II West AID. Phone. 521o
Bryant.
STESOGRAPHER Broadway law ofice; SIS.
Jupp Exchange (Agency), 81 Nassau ST.
WAITE ESS-Experienced in small private
family: good wages; any nationality: refer
snces Industrial Association Employment
Agency. II West 42d. Phone, 521o-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
WORK WANTED.
Male.


AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT and cost calcua-
tor 35 with fifteen years practical experience,
seeks permanent position. immediately salary
moderate: can furnish the very highest refer
euCes from past employers and a bond for any
amount. A A, Box l5 Tribune Office.
MAN 40 years(-Wants q position; experienced
in book keeping. accurate at figures, also IN
derstandiug charging and selling goods. H,
Box 6. Tribune Office.
MAN sober Industrious. wants position; best
references. Moran. 413 West 25th st.
PORTER-Tall. light young colored man as
footruan, doorrnan; experience elevator; all
around useful: nine years reference: must work
at once. Aaron, 49, Sth
STENOGRAPHER-Priva secretary and CORE
spondent to president OF large financial fnstitu-
ton desires situation with commercial hrTni S29-
Worker. Box Is, Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN wants work in city institution, as
inprover in provision store: now employed.
Write. W. Box 40. Tribune Office.
Female
COMPASSION or sECRETARY-By lady; for
morning hours and part OF afternoon II re
rr,,ired. references G A. Box 70, Tribune Up
town office 1864 Broadway.
DRESsNAKER and SEAMSTRESS-By day
or week: references. A. E Hill. 32o1z
Webster ave. Jersey City.
CIT2T. with three years experience, wishes cier-
icaI work; bright and accurate; rapid at fig
ures S NJ. Tribune Office.
STETOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITBR.-Four
years experience very good office assistant;
neat ana rapid writer. J. F.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
PHIL LGDElPEt6 STOCKS.

q FINISHED hy Charles p. Barney e Co, No. -
broad street. New York and Nc ID South
s1h street Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

RED ID" Line P.5E Ps4r7 L Il syH TA1L Il a5sG. s5
For San Juan, ? r. La G1ayra. Pto- Ca5slio.
Curacao and MaracaioO. Via Curacao
CARACAS--.-.Dec- B PHILADELPHIA Dec II
For Ia 6suayra. Curacao and MaracaiDc-
MARACAIRO. Dec. 10 ZULIA. --------. Dec -
Superior Accommodations for Passeng gers
BLISS DALLETT & CO.
General Managers So WalI ST
Magnificent s s Arabic" = Al aNn,n
leaves FEB. 4 rates S400 up 1l SNX'A
including shore excursions, :!
enchanting days. step overf
privileges Round World ToU-A nclSNT
Jan %: Trans Siberian. Mar ofsSHu
IA. Riviera in Jan & Feb and1
40 European Tours. Specify ..,..
program desired FRANK 9 8isRiI3\k
CLARK Times Bldg. New York ~"OaSS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
BONDS
.ypoe1s OF MERCHANDISE

e Noy % s1osa0 487 sI2. Al os5 sss ssf s5l
=, e.s - = o22 o7o s73 563. Ell -
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
TIME TADLE ES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tsBATAvIA Dec. g. 10 A. ~.
tPRESIDENT GRANT Dec. II, 10 A. "a
:sPENNSYLyANIA--. Dec =, II A NJ
fUneXcelIed Rits-Cariton q In Carte
Restaurant. Gymnasium. Electric Baths.
Elevator. Palm Garden second cabin
only. Hamburg direct.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tie following petitions in bankruptcy were
fled n the United States District Court
yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
TIME TABLES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iEl Gibraltar, AIgiers, Naples, Gsnoa
I'M BY new 1000 ton steamers. equlPl2eo l.rl
With all modern safety appliances r1Ao~
RI trtc Baths Gymnasium. Elevator. etc
|nI s - CLEVELAND. ...- Dec D. 10 a ~ y,
s. CINCINNATI Jan D - "a
8 : CLEVELAND. 81 =
e-xCEILENT SERVICE on THE &IA-A-
T. Tourist Dept. for Trips Every"hs'e-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt. no. 90
P-osG street New York and Nc. 81 Devon
shire street, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
CHICAGO STOCKS.

u,sbsd bv Curtis & Sanger. No. AZ wan
IL III street,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

Bankers posted rates follow
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
IRRIGATED LANDS

VALLEY IRRIGATION CO.
The Kuhn California project the larg-
est irrigation system in California, is open
for settlers. Thousands Of acres OF rich
alluyial soil irrigated from the Sacra-
mento river Alfalfa grows over Is inches
high and is cut six times year, decid-
uous and citrus fruits walnuts and al
monds, berries and grapes. corn and veg
etables and, in fact, everything known TO
the farm yield beyond belief.
Price, including perpetual water right
uniformly si25 an acre; SIS an acre
cash, balance 10 annual payments. Get
free descriptive matter from US
II. L. HOLLIsTER co. Sales Agts.
Vernon ]. Barlow. Resident Mgr.
Suite SOC Central Bldg. Los Angeles
9-25-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BIG PIANO BARGAIN

5000 instrument for $3.50. Conover, walnut
case; fine condition; full octave; easy terms.
Must be sold.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

FOR sALE-s16OO. DO YOU WANT A
snap? Fifty-elghth St, near Figueroa. A.
room bungalow at a figure that will sur
prise you. Only $1,000; $1,000 cash and
mortgage for 5000 This is your chance
to get a nice bungalow for your future
home. Don't hesitate. but come direct to
our office and close up the deal. T.
WIESENDANGER, room 311. 207 s..
Broadway. A2O43. Main 2043. Mr.. Frye.
9-2T-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

FOR SALEM SOUTHWEST, GROOM COT
tage; living room, dining room. kitchen,
screen porch, three bedrooms and bath, lawn
front and rear, fruit trees and flowers; east
front, one block from scent car fare, 20
minutes to center of city; worth considerable
more than asked; price $3.50, $500 cash, bal
ance monthly payments. See OWNER, 91S
w. Fiftieth st. Phone South 6144. 9-25-12
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
STOCKS AND BONDS

WE OFFER. PER CENT. TEN-YEAR.
guaranteed gold debenture bonds in denom-
nations Of $780, $500 and $1,000 interest pay
able January and July at First National
bank Of Les Angeles; not taxable; price, par
and accrued interest. Full information fur
nished on request.
THE EMPIRE SECURITIES CO.,
Suite 500 Union rruat Bldg.
s-is-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

A. G. GARDNER, 1Is WINSTON ST. PI-
amos sold, rented. tunedi very low rates.
s-13-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
LIVE STOCK
BELGIAN HARES

A good stock of nice young and old does
to be sold, reasonable; $3.50 to $500, includ-
ing some sucking little ones.
M. c. WHEELER, 1716 Brooklyn ave.
Boyle 2133. s-S-o
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

Oil MINING AND INDUSTRIAL COM
panies. Take notice: Guarantee your
stocks II you want them to self Protect
your investor and he will buy. Full par
SECURITIES CO.. 51s Bradbury Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
MEXICAN LANDS

FAR SIGHTED INVESTORS BOUGHT
Mexico land five years ago; the remain
ing good land is going fast. We sell any
sized tract, from 20 acres for farming, up
to 5000 acres for investment. The land is
ours; the prices right. You don't pay
any middlemen. UNITED LAND & DEN.
CO., $50 Pacific Electric bldg. 9-27-S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY
GENERAL FARM

GEN Email + A1NM
In Orange county, only 45 minutes ride
by rail from Los Angeles. near a good
town, and railroad stations: "a acres OF
silt loan soil. with large new pumping
plant. INEXHAUSTIBLE supply of WA
TER FOR IRRIGATION. CROPS NEVER
FAIL. RESIDENCE. BARN and other
improvements; 1000 feet of cement pipe,
5000 young orange trees, nursery stock.
NO FROST. Part of the land Is now in
a good crop of potatoes. sweet pota-
tatoes, alfalfa and corn. GROWING
CROPS PROVE THE RICHNESS OF
THE SOIL. Two horses, harnesses, wagon,
buggy, new mower, horse rake, plows.
harrows, cultivators, tool shop. tools and
ALI. CROPS GO WITH THE PLACE.
Price only $14S an acre, including the per-
sonaI property mentioned. Easy terms,
or will exchange in part for Los Angeles
property, clear.
RESH & MCCARTHY co.
624 Hellman Bldg. All s. Main.
o97-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
Slime M for Tho Price of g. or Insertions Ask the Herald Counter Nam
FOR SALE
HOUSES
FOR SALE-HOUSES

3-room. lot 70x13s $500
6-room modern. 61st near Moneta. $4,000
5-room modern 62d. near Moneta e.. $500
Groom modern. 24th, near La salle $1,000
Groom modern 25th. near Vermont. $4,000
s-room, new, Hillside avenue. e......... $21O0
All bargains. For particulars sec
ERIKSON & CO:
1o5 w. Sixth St.. ground floor.
F2374. Broadway 1882.
9-14-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
STOREROOMS
PATENTS - PATENT ATTORNEYS

P7oN1ER PATENT AGENCY. HAZARD =
sTRAUsE. ESTABLISHED 90 So and
American and foreign patents seeureq ITT ariu
trademarkg registered. PATENT Lllt
GATIoN. $40 Citizens National BanA aa.
Building. Third and Main Home AA4'''
Main 2522. PATENT BOOK FREE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

FOR sALE-GooD PIANO. sos; PERFECT
condition guaranteed. BOX s6s. Herald.
9-22-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

FOR sALE-FINE ROAM MARE, TRUE
and trustworthy; used to the city; also
nice single set Of harness; reasonable 22S1s
S. FIGUEROA. 9-2o-5
FOR SALE-YOUEG LLEWELLYN SET
ter dogs. months old. from held brok-
en- stock. F. H. TAYLOR. 9iS West b0th
street s-9-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27
16o-ACRE ALFALFA RANCH

Fine alfalfa land. under U. s. r. S. irrl-
cation project: water now the land;
4-room house, barn, we'll two wagons, two
mules, cow mower. rake, plows, 40 acres
alfalfa, all fenced; producing two crops
of seed and two of hay of a value of $142
per acre this year. VIII take good house
and lot as first payment. 446 CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BLDG, Los Angeles, CAL
phone F146s Main 5902 9-25-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-27

1914 ORANGE ST.
Phone, $3.50. 9-ls-u
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
KEEPING STREETS CLEANER
Brooklyn Glad Work Is Out Of
the Politicians Hands.

Brooklyn residents who are acquainted
with the conditions are watching with in
terest the outcome of the experiment which
Mayor Gavnor is making in the local branch
of the Street Cleaning Department. Since
early in the wear the Deputy Commissioner
ship has been held by a college man and
one who is not especially identified with
the political game. Deputy Commissioner
Scott has undertaken to give non-partisan
and businesslke administration. In for
mer years the place has generally been
held by a politician. usually district leader,
and according to those who use the streets
most the department is getting along much
better now than under the old regime.
The successful administration of the
Street Cleaning Department is difficult un-
der the present conditions. The borough
has something like $50 miles of paved and
nacadamized streets to care for, and these
are spread over a wide area. To care fo1
these miles of streets there are 1000 en-
ployes From the streets 3,O0 loads OF
ashes and street sweepinEs are remoye6
daily to the stations OF the Borough De
veIopment Company, and 30 loads of gar
bage are carted to the waterfront to be
placed aboard the barges of the New York
Utilization and Sanitary Company.
Some Of the hauls are extremely long
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

scribers have been attended TO. the nurn5s-
of season tickets to be placed on public
sale next month. for both the evening and
afternoon series, win be very small Tha
orchestra has never had brighter prospects
than for 1g10-'11, and Il would not be sur
prising n there was little left FOR the sin
gle sales
An imposing list Of sOloists has been en-
gagged for these concerts. Miss Geraldine
Farrar will nc the sOlOist at the first ever
ing concert and Nine Meiba viii % tsa
sOEoist ar the first matinee concert In D.
cernber the sOIoist win be Josef Hofmaun
az both evening and afternoon concs-ss
Nrscha EIman at the January concerts
FerrJccfO BusOni IN February and An+on
Wifek. the new cOncertmastsT OF the or
chesrra. in March. Mr.. Fielder Is due m
arrive In New York by the Kaiser Wilhelm,
II next Tuesday. The sale Of season tiek-
cts for new subscribers VIII open at Car
negfe Hall on Monday. October :.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
7KE PANAMA CANAL AND WAR.

The Panama Canal, easily the costhest
erginee-nE work ever undertaken. is pc
iuc prosecuted with viEOr. and. thanks 10
rho discovery Of the yellow fever mosquito
and its suppression, a lock canal will he
finished ar a cost Of about se90. 0.G90,eea. OF
twenty creat minds selected by lot no
1.rcr would agree as 10 the ideal hack Of
this great work Nr Roosevelt is entitled
10 leak with more authority than any one
else. and nlS reasons for its building are
also those Ot troet the-tnar n was a work
thar some one would he tempted 10 under
- ke some time and that the United States
was maulfestly the proper party This is
vague and unlnspiTln-- Tho canal. in times
minor police duties on'y. ought indeed to
lessen THE nee0 fOr a double feet. one IN
each ocean. uut those who favor . strong
American nav. capable Of holding its own
a-a.l-- such a continuation aS Great Brit
ain and japan, scoff Al the canal a sub
stitute lOr q strong navy. They know fun
wei rla- III case oT war with strong mari
time powers either entrance To the canal
could D. made exceedingly dangerous by
floating Ul-ncS. "a submarines. uN aero
g.ane~. t4ai ir uaCht be easy 10 destroy
the canal itself by damaging the locks.
damaging the dam oz the ChagTeS River
or srflzinZ some vessel lu the canal. II
for -eIf-ur protection T. is IMPERATIVE for
strength hoth 10 Ile Atlantic and Pacific.
j Is uut safe 10 risk the national honor
and s-}remaey on ann such deVice as "A
lock canal truSlIng ihaI II viii work like
q watch ln u-T time.-Eng nglnr-ring Masa-
yfrts-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
Plans of DamTOsch
Modern French Music New
York Symphony Feature.

Walter Damrosch has decided 10 min
modern French music the feature VI
thirty-second season of the New h"Ih =
phonv Society. which will begin on F''u''
afternoon. October 2S. at The New inca. =
Six Sunday afternoon concerts Dee
February g. will he devoted to an eNp''i.'o- ep-,,,l
If the most important symphonic "oiNS
written In France during the last twenty
1--we years. Ill, in
The prugramme of these concerts VIII III
}clude symphonies by Henri Rabauu' au
D,,,xas Ernest Chausson and new sulle
hv Debussy. called liberia" The pro
qranmes will be completed with many
shorter works. the titles of which VIII DC
announced later.
NIanv other novelties are announced TOT
the season. including new symphony pS
Henry Hadley. conductor of the Sea''ie
iSymphony Orchestra: "Villon." a symphonic
noern b. William Wallace: "FlreW"rks.
/ q fantasy b. Strawinsl1y: Theme ana ARIA
tions by Frederick Stock conductor OF '"0
Theodore Thomas Orchestra; SUITE fiaii-
caise by Ducasse: a Chamber SympiohS'
On 27 bv Paul Juon. "Rondo' ana JOY
ous Wander,nc.r by Hugo Kaun. and eN-
cerpts from Tschaikowsky s opera Je@iii,7
d'Arc" AS usual Beethoven. Mozart
Brahms and Schumann will hgure iarseN
In the makeup OF the programmes
The soIoists already engaged inclnde re
~ Perber. a vioInist, who Will make his
first American appearance with the soci-
etv: Nine Louise Homer. who VIII sing
with the orchestra before she appears al
the Metropolitan Opera House; Nine sara
Anderson also new TO New York MISS
Florence Hinkle. soprano; Emilio de Co
gorza: Josef Hofmann. pianist; Sigismund
Stoiowslzi. pianist; Francis Macmilen Vio-
Hnist: George Barrere, f1uttst; Henry fau-
lev. compo er-conductOr, and HoratIo con
nell barytone.
All the concerts this season will be
given at The New Theatre and Mr.. Dam
rosch announces that he will give Friday
afternoon series. There will be eight con-
certs in this new series. The regular series
of Sunday afternoon concerts Will be given
as usual There will be sixteen of these