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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
REDWOOD CITY-ReaI Estate

I'D minutes from depot; fne oaks and view.
VkLOTA PARK, 3 and acre tracts, ad-
Joins city limits.
H. e. TUCHsEN 81 Broadway. Redwood. City
IMPROVED lots: minutes walk from Red
,vood CITY deDot. very easy terms: also acre
age. send fOr booklet BALDWIN & HOW
FIJI. 3Is-32s Kenny ST
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FINE INCOME.

FINE INCOME.
Slooeo-F0ur fine northwest corner fats: fully
furnished. including gas range; income
Sl3o per month; near car lines and s P.
r. r. local station; fine location; within
four blocks Of lake Merritt: owner com
pelled TO leave on account Of family sick
ness (534Al
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AAAA-XMAs MONEY XMAS MONEY
NOW IS>THE TIME

AAAA-XMAS MONEY XMAS MONEY
NOW is THE TIME
If you need little money for Christmas
shopping make it clean cut proposition and
borrow on your SALARY" We loan all sal
aried people on their plain notes without
curity indorser. Your employer or friends
never know of any transactions at office.
Repay as you cam weekly or monthly Our
rates are the lowest. WESTERN LOAN CO.,
408 Call bldg, offices open until D. M; Mon
days and Saturdays until D.
AAAA-WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application;
nothing taken out in advance; red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from us:
$d5 $$d555o0-Bepay 500 month 81 90 weekly
$50. .00-Repay $500 month, $500 weekly.
$5O00-Repay S13.35 month, SS.85 weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO., $50 PHELAN BLDG
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$50 SOD S5oo CACfT m

$3.50 CASH. $50 MONTHLY.
BUYS orand new room house: sleeping porch,
large lot; near soth and Broadway Key Route
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES ranches, acreage, exchange. Price list.
DAVID I. WILSON, Santa Cruz, Cal.
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$50. $500, $500 CASH DOWN.
Cnolce Of 4 Piedmont bungalows and cottages
ana rooms; close 10 Key Route fine eli
mate: good stores; close 10 streetcars: prices
$50. $1,000 s.. 200; monthly payments S25 S30'
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

CORNER STORES
Se.150--IwO stores and fats above: income 500
per MONTH In prominent street. close in:
$4,000 mortgage can remain; has q fine
future. (47D
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

$500 CASH. 80 MONTHLY
bugs room modern house. built ? years: lot
ooGlo5; " est Berkeley. near University aT: close
z oakland cars and San Francisco ferry. Price
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

$3.50 CASH. BALANCE s35 MONTH.
room brand new Adams Point house. near
Grand sv.: modern house; sleeping porch; lot
40Kllo: price 81 500
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

500 CASH. SIS A MONTH.
Buys room new modern cottage at Fruitvale
near y p and 18th st. cars; a swell little
bone Also, in same vicinity we have 3 other
3 and > room easy payment bargain houses that
best paying rent. Write Us, phone us call on
MS. We win take you quickly in our auto 10 see
any place we offer.
UNITED REALTY CO.
lll0 Clay St bet. 18th and 18th Oakland.
Phones-Oak 2G25. Home A2s42
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$3.50 CASH. BALANCE s25 MONTHLY
> room modern nearly new house near Goth
ana Telegraph av.; lot 35x10o; a nice house:
move right In; II can pay more monthly then
J Eou can have this for less cash down; cars and
ferry service: snap al $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

FOR sale-5 room bungalow; pest location In
Burlingame blocks from station: lot 50xISO
1872 Chaplin
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

CASH HOUSES. 81. 600 TO s.. 1000.
some real big bargains il you have ready
money. and IN most any locality. Some big
bargains in fats Some houses to exchange.
sellers Of Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS

81 I,2oo-S5O cash. $40 mo-. r. lot 1o0xIOO.
$l,Soo-SI50 cash, SIS mo-, r. lot 50x1I0.
S2,20o-S30o cash, $50 mo-, r; lot 45x174.
Houses to rent or purchase. 10 TO $50 per mo.
FRUITVALE REALTY CO..
3202 E. 12th st. Phone Merritt 242
The sun., 1910-12-04
SIINGI\G RED nor RUETS.
Dslh show In a Growing skyscraper FOG
isr.atiwa o, Crowds.

A. IN" northwest corner II Broadway
and Read" street rh"v ar" erecting a now
-ivscrai.r Th. irouwork"rs who ars
putttnE w 'n" steel framework give q
free. -hpw every dav 20 p"opl" On Broad
way hy singing rcd hot riv-t-
m" r.y"r- arr rcd hot when rho singers
throw hem and they can easIly hr followed
hv 'h.. ..v" "v"n though IN" ironworkers
ar. WORK lug five or six stories IN IN" air
Th,. men who tend IN" furnace and heat
tn. rIvars have "a k'"o moving lively
To keep IN" rIv"tcrs supplied with riv"'s.
AS~oon ~ u riy"t ~ rod hot on" of the
furnace tenders removes u with pair
of long handled tunEs With n 1uick
Ilndrrhand sling n" sends II :lvuC through
he. air 90 another IrUuwOrS"r 'wenrv-five
or thirty feet away who catches it in n
small k"g Then thu receiver takes the
rive, out with n uaIr ~ fDuE- and passes
D. OVER in ~. Irpuworr"r, who hammers
~ INTO plac. with 'h" compressed air
TIy"f''r
From constant practice the men who
sling fh. rivetS ar" able to throw them
from anv position OF to any reasonable
dis lnc,. oT height without missing. They
cannot afford 10 inl-S or In" rod hot rivets
might drop down on somebody's head.
II requires skill to sling IN" rIv"ta The
man On the receiving end must b" Guick
too II h.. wants To catch the riVct- and be-
futI-r hay. ms nerve. with hIIn all the time,
for u-'ially h" - sitting a-trid" n =teel
beam p,.r hrpr 10 feet abov" h" ground.
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Oben Season for
Newiy Married People
at an .4ntn,un Resort.

carving baggage. Then son"r"ns
urrnar broke the calm of'h" corridor
and caused the knitting Corps - drop a.
-'ItcM Every "y. IN the place cent red
Oh jha burden of one whit. troth"d boy
f. was an ordinary suit case. - little 'o"
n..N ;.-rhs.p- 80 pI-- Vnchail-ng-d. hut
- N tn.r "A -'nt Cil-.' Three inch high
initials d.rDra'.d ..lrher end. pink
r..i,un -ir"an.d = lrtl" ha-hfullv from
pn. c-evlc. and Just u fash II wilt"
gi"a.m.d from another. hut non" al
ih'--.. things Wt- noted
Many -.rn.-s mapped round the centre
~ 'h,. b, = sud .rt y med around the handl.
VA a stout er."l cham Fast "n"d 10 II
w"rr 'hr... cpWh.lI- "f varying pitch
Th.v Iamgl..d wIrn dignity. dIr.'tn.-- and
I,r'i"nI fidelity Th.v rnrrrid"d a- II
under protest. hut they m 'r,id"d DIst
the >.tm"
i. dIr -" bag -4h-' a-k.-i in" h'.llbOy
-ldhng up ~" B.. particularly --r-nr Young
man 49, n. pu' down tn. Yen Hit"r forget .
ing - record h.- wrf.. - arrival a. we'll
- his own
-Yl-. and II vpu can get those bells On
tAer"'- something good ~ II frr vnu.
sad the ynrnE man III - 'rrrl v"."" Iak"
4 downstairs and burn q q won hav"r"-
Ya- -uh promised IN" bi.."k uu'.
Had fr"'ibl" with that lag" s-k.h
another who's" sympathy cam" r"rhIp~
from hIs position ~ th" SAM h"a'
-frp.Ibl", Whv. I'v" tr,ri "y"ry ~"
u.rV..u her" and Boston 1ua' "haiu
simply wrn' CIV" way Md NV ~"
WIFI. n.I-n Z been lbi" - g''i 'ii:o ID" bloom
ing thing sine" "" l"fi Thar what you
g..r lur irrI-frng your fri'rd~ think that
picked "a" worst b'-s' man IN ih" world.
Something 81 this ~or1 - going "n mort
~ the rim" her. th"~" dh"- " ~ IN"
-arni annual open -"a-pn for h"n"yrn "on-.
ard thor" ~ NOR" irsf crest IN IN" bridal
couple Than ~ IN" nu'nh"r ~ door 'ns'
hav" hnen ruGi~"r''f enough q" -h"w Th"Tr-
Solves SINCE IN" pw Tp"n 'h"fn WAS n'fed
II you stood ~ one end II m" Motel cor
The sun., 1910-12-04
SiD\ESS ~ THE HEINSTT M.
Failure of the wine crop Bring. Hard
Times to the German Quarter.

Hari times hay. Reached The. German
quarter and the high cost "f living -
felt A. newer b.fpT. because the. pri..
nf G-rruan wines has risen Before the.
whole story "f the d.'arih IA rh" Europ"an
VINEYARDS had h-.-n told IN" importers
had begun mark ing iIp their stock BERN
cashier Doktnr. Erri-n-r Tr"ppCh"n
,ih.r-fnm"l.r Au@l..-. and others II
nuhl" nam" ar" up at least 81 "a case.
~hiI'' Rrann''i -rE-r has gun" ny a. much
a. 81 case Even wines a. cheap as
~r",.E-r hav.. risen 81 und IN" end j. not
vet
Iu"ky th'. importer with cellar f!II
II such wines. Tor h" " ~ reap "A land-
som" profit on hi- purchases uf wears
back and thus max" w th'. l"-s thar h.
must suffer IN hIs bar wines. " hIch must
Ior1 N" old prices - customers no matter
" i.af Ih.. increased 'usf to tn. IinpOrt.r
1h"-" matters may s's-m non -"sE..niral
L, an un-yrnparh-ilc public thar never
raS els - far east a. Avenue A. Lut
what : tri, AL T." uth"r parts uf the. town
/, m"n"niou- t. rh" German quarter
h" fn.rnIns suH-hn" of lat" autumn
-trrk'.- less warmly and brilliantly IN
ut th. shallow h1- "rn'nt win'inws On TN.
~..-t -it.. II Nv"nG. \ now that the. prir.
IT " IA" has risen
Bearded u'd l"nrl"n"n Who hav.
| cen ac,tptOm"I Tor IN" Inst thirty year.
to drop ia f"r a InIdm"rnIhS half schc pI"n
ni their fay"r!r" w"tn-tub" ~ "a" -ansi.-i
iioOr and poll' h'"i wa,nut tables ar"
r1Iminaiing upon ih" short wine harvest
and ih" prn-i "''is" breakup ni tn"
quarter In" Herr b,ktor. who has
managed for a dozen r"ars past 10 hny"
"a pat lent needing attention vail dow u
Az emu" \ -nnIetIm" h"tW""n ~ ana
IO.1D ia IN" morning and has found
AN "xc'I-" - Iooh ~ ~ IN. w-instiIh"
whore h" was sur" - hlr Ipon lev
old fri"nd- wh0s" G"uf has h-"n uudcr
his car" sine" tho early Nn- has 'aIs ed
the matter over daily for a month past
and hs forssees a whole winters con-
The sun., 1910-12-04

tur- s japanese and you look down on
the hay. edged with roofs and gardens
from a t.rracc and garden In Saga-aki
Hy.ry season important changes are made
and AT the. present tim. u dO-- not seem
that ther,. H. any further advance p,--ill,
in Oh. artistic s--tt,ng Of -Th. Star Span gled
Banner uI.ra- a. "n.. official l. heard tn
ds.scrib.. U.
Enfrain-i in the Withdrawn folds of
red velvet. the curtain banding the pic-
uur.. vou see the typical details uf tn"
lapanes. setting. The archihg bridge.
th.s 10 on. lnu''.r III" Tiny dwarf trees
sheltered IA wonderful porcelain pots
which ia turn are arab-sauas with CON
vent ionalia.d designs Great masses oi
peach blossoms, arr M either side, blue
strip Of water in the foreground and "A
lighter blue Ia the long perspective palins
To far off horizon
The room of tio- -Cio Sans house. which
is the stage setting Of the two follow ing
acts. IL not less sat isfying to the visual
s.-ns-. Screens pushed asid. IN he back
ground disclose s'll more luNuriant
mGsS-s of peach trees from which the
petals fall from time To time on the black
hair of Butterfly. on the Butterfly ab.
on faithful Suzuki. who lik" Sister Anne.
watches and announces the approach
uf h. -Npt<I..d visitors
The fashion Of handing floral tributes
The sun., 1910-12-04

versatlnn over IN" same reCurr"nt sub
jeCt
" happens so often in the course II a
wear that somebody mas "A birthday tu
c..l.'hrAte that th"r. has been IN" almost
weekly .xcrIs.. - ORDER SOMETHING = rrlh.
better than The. bar wine. and nov. with
the BOTH" pric. up inywh.'r. from ~
in I" cents. th--. pleasant luduIg"nr'r-
will b. COSTLY After a hottl.. ur ~" of
Erd"u.r 1r"ppch-u. when 'r,' morning
was close upon noon. somebody wJ~ APT
&" recall that morning IN the Iarr 'n'-
when th" Pumh-rg ,r.-t hls -"uir. was
inspired to order bnr-l- of Scharyhof-
berger and th.. rest nf IN" company.
having tasted ~ dIvln" hDuqu"' had
sworn that nothing hl-"r -huuId pass
their lips chat day
Evening sessions At the w-tuSrrIn"u are.
--n-lbly shortened -inc,. tn. price. II wins.
ro-.'. and - few deeply ru"Ilnw"d old
Rhlnswin.rs sham"fgc...ily confess hay.
ing "yr-.rim"nt.-d with ul'iy" American
viutIg.S. Ihrg" Impa--Iy" men com"
alpn" or IN couples. nod to th" nut headed
lit tl'. gray man who has drunk ~" glI--''-
Of tar wine a night. slowly and Cnut"m-
plltivsly. three or four times - week for
th.. la, twenty years and ORDER -irupl"
ha II schupyan- u II round Navi. 3: certain
~ les nf IN" quarter happen ~ Un-y-
p.ci.dly upun old "r"ui"- the ulght
q ow~ To th" bottle stage. h'If th" har win"
from IA. hlr gray pitcher with ~" bras
cover - usually eIIfiicIrut.
Thor" WIS = distressing notion ~ tn"
news uf - short harvest that IN" I'm
ported F.,l,.ry"i--"r might not como over
~ the tIslIa. quantities. bat ii cam" and y
- still here. In ~" sweet form II Trlul"n-
most n delighted fur w" 'iiireth season
mnnvau ryp"rt palate, and nu,, hardening
daily. rs singing streams pour down the
Accustomed thr"t'~.
When the nivh' AIR uuf-d'. - frosty
and IN. lights ave ch'''rv u h.. low ""ii"
w.in.tuh. when IN" ch"'.'.' and sausage
ar. neatly arraV'h IN tia" -id''bUard when
th, foolish Young dar!l-hund dag, hI-
paws upon thI~ or thni friendly knee. and
ih.. smoke thI,k"n- ~ th" AR wrIl" IN"
Raynriau onion pI'. kD"Ii- hpt upon IN"
.tov,. and the c.tsi of f'rl..-w"l-s'.r hY
,h.. wall aihiblv bubble, through ~ vent
ftIh.. fh"n II f., r,o-sibi.. tO forget for
r.-a-nn that IA" prir" of win" has risen.
~ 'h.. virtues TTssid'. IN IN" cloudy.
huiuuing lluIOr that comes from that
-tntIfiy hDpp"i r.lrk Poetry too - Their"
and philosophy
Grave G'.-rnan f"-~h"adS shoe dim
through III" "y'.~ I,ath".i inE Srok" and
German Etr'furalr a-' ',pfi"n~i ~ IN"
magic ~ fh- io,i"~P"Is-"t P""hGIF
after all neN' v"tr'. IVA .,.-i will r'Hu-" Ip
f,r M" prs-4-ut -h,-fIg.'. ,,nl uih'" good
solson- ruav rniip's -t hat ID. u...,,,,. ger
shall not a'way- -" So u cas''. i''' maps
The sun., 1910-12-04

melting match. a sort OF post-morteno
relaxation of strained nerves and muscles.
In the ten room you hear one matinee
glri say to another.
Il don't think I like Scotti without his
mustlche."
A lorgnetted matron is instructing her
companion. Don't expect 20 tell musical
celebrities 10y their faces: you must learn
To- know them Nv the voice. They change
so-onc year fat and the next thin. in
one opera absolutely blond and the
next brunette. sometimes short and
sometimes tall. 1t Is impossible TO de-
pend on your eyes.
An artist is raving about Farrar's
hands Il never noticed they were 50
beautiful before"
The sun., 1910-12-04

Won two play a lirrl" bridge with r- th,-
evening.
And 80 the pair thar w.r.a having no
tr0ubl" ~ all about amusing them--lv--
gay" over u portion of that evening 60 what
they GA He'd he cha r Ita bleSt sort Of charity
They allowed themselves an occasional !
r"-p!'" when - waltz that simply had 10
b" bu>tUUrd came through the. doors of
the ballroom not far from the card tables
You can h" SUR. that non. II these. de
tails ESCAPED the KNITTING Corps These
elderly na'ron~ who lin" ih- walls and
weave their aviation caps and sweaters
and dog blankets from early dawn iii
the urch.>,I ra stops IA the evening. don
let anything lIk. that get away
They have just been particularly IN
'"r.-''.d ia IN" fortunes Df "a certain pair
Tn" gIrl wac about fh. lest looking young
p'rS"n thar has crossed th.. hotel thr..-h-
old this fall Sh.. was slender and had 4
bright par ~ eyes and - knowing lItil"
way "f gong about her bI-Ine-- From
the iniriIi" that IN" 90 me- INTO III" hotel
"A lew morning. ago IN. vs. spotted a.
person worth watching Her husband
S..,.,n'.t 80 b'' about the same typ. full
nf li.. and ..u.rg-tic. tn" sort that corps
delights in
OuI"ily ties" two began rD absorb
attention They were always Dn the
tennis courts or streaming ont ACROSS the
cuur-" and both played IA rattIing good
gam. Of what..y"r they IrIod They
danced well and Frequently She could
bear hIfu a. billiards and he rode a 'rIne
NOR" easily than she They were con
~iLntlv t..a"hrug each other things
ON" afternoon after they came III from
"IRht"''u holes they W.r,. noted To- H..
having - gui''t"r tea than Usual ~ IN"
clubhoiI-. Both II them -..'.m'.d to Do.
ab .fractel. they broke heir toast a ahr.ntIy
ard conv"r~tfl"n appeared Z" dwindI'-
and then IL" iwIv
In = mrin"ui they walked ont 10 tn..
porch together and stood talking a little
icrly Then b" ~trnd" "A up tn" hill
I the motel Sh" watched hum start ard
then logan ~" winding a-c'.nt - few PAGES
h"hind All th" way up they cont iniI'.d ia
tins formation Neither hurried. and vet
III" distance. that -"parltad hr'n wis too
great To- h." casual
He opened the storm door. permitted
" tD-llm Ds.hIrf hIIn and entered the. inner
door Ia her turn IN" passed tbs. dOIIbl"
barrier una--I-t'd They disappeared ia
sid"
That night ~ dinner silence hov"rrd
over their tabl" Th"y didn apy.nr al
all that evening word was wIr"l"-s..d
among ia" corps that the fin" pair had
-qiabhicd II went quickly along the
.Ink- and not Il knitting n"'''il" wins b-enr
the following morning when II cGIIn' their
usual tim" To- start the days sn"rg"tic
programme"
Then IN" came oui-alDne The white
suit and IN" white shoe. wer. missing
Sh.. wis quietly dressed. apparently for
q sit around party ~ her own Down 10
'hs pia Zza ~ the clubhouse -h" went with
= book selected spot IN the sunshine and
-~Tflnd down for mornings r''ndng
~" was nowhere
/ They stood u ~ long as they could. did
the corps. and then on" of their number
The sun., 1910-12-04

noSes Signor Gatti-Casazza walking about,
keeping "A watchful ey. on everything
under a seeming nonchalancc of mien.
MIR Brown. counsel for the opera hous..
- seen talking with Lionel Mapleson. the
librarian Prof. Hertz. the WaGnerian
conductor. IL au Interested auditor
Mime Melba il in one of the boxes. and
several other operatIc celebrities are
noted in the promenade.
You catch scraps of opera talk as You
follow serpenune path which takes
you by the orchestra door. where some
one advises YOU to he careful and not
cast "A shadow II YOU retrace your steps
while the production il on. At the end
of tho last scene You note Mr.. Martin
and Sgnor Scott having playful pun
The sun., 1910-12-04
OPERAS FIRST REAL MATINEE
,tirRD,, tTIYEN6ON SHOU 4
IHT VI. ;>ON IDIR bh.
rh.u the Nir.ir tnNrr> whoNe Planned
fnr urrk> Nhrpd furn siii in Their
I.IorN i'rraiur NOr~hipprr> Who
adore iarrar rhr sleepy isusi,sp p,i.

r.,.'r-' >iirr..,y matinee H. Ia a great
-,....r It \rv NrrN population the
,,. ...r.luE 1T in" ul-'ra season and
al. .,h one had preceded it "n IN"
N-.r.-.f.tv b,,turr that fact was praCti-
,.. ..r..r,e hv rh. mass ui schoolgirls
g... -. U.-,f r.l,h"r-. professional workers
... ,Iud-. business men and women,
,r.. .......' ~ town patrons whose sCh''d-
- ltr..- i mad. mp with This weekly
,...- 90 ,l''"
4. t.. r.,--.d SLOWLY along the line
ub.. waited tor the doors Ia open NoU
r..,...t particularly IN" democratic ap-
r.trt,.,.' IT m" hong qusu- which mum
..--i -..,"rs,l hundreds and rr-emhl"d
u. .- ..trl.u"" tn" famous Pit" crowds
.. r.....t,r London ,lcc"--,'~ In line
vs-, ,.u"n wearing ~ahl" coats and all
..~ .t uIrk~ ui prosperity preceded
t.si hv tn" shabby coated CIrl
"a. t.|N gloves ana moth eaten fur
n ..... Vsra pf cN,lr~.. III the majority
e-,.r.-u tNc generous ~nrlnNhng of MEN
..--.,N 80 CIV" emphatic denial to the
..t-....rr thar only women go To church
c.. ~I...r iHv matInrcs The majority of
~. .,,...uE rraln~. however. were Of th.
,,,..r..lrv VI tho composer Of -Madama
R.r,.-i'v and with generous gesticula-
..rp- auhy'n.ei tn" waiting moments
ry ,..rr. Zach other biographical bits of
p.,. 1901. = career Finally Puccini with
f. .r and iuJcruret"r actually appeared
All waved greeting "f good fellowship
2, rr,. ..rowi testified its approval His
r..r r.0 and r'tr"at were at a quickstep
m, i..'.r. half the crowd knew about II
-a hiI .il~aup"ar"i
pn. woman. whose fac. rhowei the
$50 + farEsrI" which - the penalty of
..,ri..- 90 ~" h"1i - half mile long
~r ...n-I-'r- Nu+l,l-', :, said . "A stranger
r.. ..uy.i he" confession with equal
..,fY..t-ru rna' ~" f"l' we'll repaid for
... r,.'|n- Nv Just thar one glimpse.
-rr.r, - seeing hun ~ n"'~ a. iha'
'.. -.r.rEe' r0WI not 6snv 'ha' last
-.. 90 ana s,dmittsI IN he- turn that
-7e r.tn'u'r rrll Jrtha.- from which.
-.. .. Vas -rruething anyway To- -. ahl"
-cN .n. 'a-rrly that PUccini had passed
,,ra s.r.nG giri with eagerly sxpec-ant
w.. ~"..rIv "a, the end ~ the line. was
The sun., 1910-12-04

over the foot lights is not prohibited AZ the
Metropolitan Opera | ouse and several
bouquets ar. witness uf Geraldine Far
rar appearance Once she stands max
ing striking picture IN surrounding
mas of yellow chrysan' hemuns. ~ ~
other time "A big wreath IL handed her
dotted with garCieuias on dark. glossy
leaves tied joget her with the italian tn
color
Not content with Puccni's appearance
and bows Of delighted appreciation the
applause demands thar TOsCaninI the
conductor and friend shall be. likew is..
honor.%i and side bv side. the italian com
poser and conductor receive a cosmopol-
tan welcome
During the. inr-rmI--ion ih" observer
The sun., 1910-12-04
Moving ShoD
Of
Honeymooners


~rlISGS. Va. Dec. ? An attrnc-
~ %"mTn Who's "h""rv manner
."i = pretty ""ri"u'"i "'ii look "n
'r'rCned th" h"t"i d"-H to-day Ln'
u ~" NAL r"T"-
..'" anything I"r Mo- N'int
20 .r't then u" 'n.ri iinS"r II her
omr"r.'d - n liv "n 'h'' f"a;l-t"r
-t.-rl" ~ Il diamond aud IA" glow
ii band reflected i'" r"c"ll"'-
.- ,,a'u" jrI-f IN nm" mean j.
.. Ing for Nr Lni Nr- trT'hE
".l' Jerk = emH't'.'''- '@"k con
.--u.us rnG' ''..f h"E" h""n a
IN hl- hng"r- ..t'rr ~" NUN
.u r..rr'r"nt-
.rt.r this --tid J.'. and he. held
.r- a'rn-s rh' d"-k
H.." sd slIpT"r. ''" 20" pl'~-
rru -tumu-. ih" u'r'"r part
.-'.n .ry"r"d with ru" neatly
....'"r- that lad nr"ugh' tt"
The sun., 1910-12-04

10 very plump young woman who lit =
"n rh" floor during IN. next enfr'acr"
10y the side II the owner 81 the cu-ls The
hand - lost :" sight al this period III a
pillow mum and a close survey Of the SIT ia
tion di-cl">"- that the young man lack-
one hand also
IL is To-" bad that anv of the rRilbirds
should lose I'll" pictures Of The stage
settings which slowly unfold themselves
To the vast audience. III. charm of
Madam Butterfly il 10 a great extent
visual. - b.. denied sight IT the stage
i - los. largely The opening scene
in som. way -ugg--t- the famous picture
III the LOUIS. opera. where Paris IL seen
from III" heights of Mon'martr- Here
on" views from "A height also. bur the pic
The sun., 1910-12-04

was d.l"gated 10 find ont something She
picked pui a chair near tn" Young person
and rocked dggr--siv-ly for several
minutes Then -ne leaned over a. nd parted
tn" slim fingers On IN" adjacent chair arm
My dear. You mustn't let th.'-.. things
bother v"u she said sympat hrt Ically
iir-t lIttl" row
Hnn.ymoDn' First row echoed tho
Young person. why. We ". h...n married
three years and thI- isn't uur first "n. ~
any means
The sun., 1910-12-04

even N" break up ~ The quarter NAV he
n'!e' ult"iy postponed. and upon other
nights N years To '.'inr III" wclnStrhe
~hIll b" co-"v with light and warmth.
-"'.hIly with H. old carved bar and shining
'nbls~. and 'h.' cirri" shall -it and -ip the
t'Sl.r~,iS-.~ III memory II hos. who
happily lir.l not tn 80" III" urIc" Of vine
AT, aUc,.i
The sun., 1910-12-04

heard rhapsodizing over Geraldine Far
rar = appearance L saw her once at tho
Hotel Se'h"rland.- she explained /
WAS waiting for a friend VINO did type
wrI'ing there and she came through the
hall Iwonder 4 she knows how be~om.
ing her fac" ~
1T certainly is responded the friend