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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Tor medical attendance The injury
hss rendered him unfit for any orfs
Lght manual labor
smith Boswell VI Joseph ChaIno
as health officer at TORONTO Inlgnr
ton sult t0 prevent connecting YD
cesspool With sanitary sewer
carrie v Burns iu "a hearing .n
court SATURDAY morning Was awarded
81 per month almony FOR supper,
Of Tour minor children from Patrcx
Burns from whom she rad been
previously divorced BE vas entoIr.
"a from interferns az ne ulfes
home
Nna r. Cranmcr vs Harry r. Gran.
mer divorce granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

according NJ word received hero
Harry L%lewslyr. q former resident ~
'Iaiton " Va. whose remains we're
DfDAfht here Tor burial from Van.
coIfer. Wash. r. 8 barracks. was
acciaentally shot in Vancouver by "a
Poilc" officer De uas a son ~ vii
IAN iieweIlyn. Who nov resides at
Junior. ~ IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Tt-clzh re efforts % rorrts TO-
tect.ve p O. Hlrus three -bootiesro-s
ere arrf ei at SulfhGc.I far ana
Mayor IarElr fined them and rago
rhem wcrkholse sentences r crse
fley default 81 Goes drer 300 ana
costs Ben Leland and Frans Miner
SO and costs each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Fred Wright. aFcd e. Who has been
staying aifh hs father. veru Wright.
az Martins FERRY. AS picked W bv
The police for % fhef. OF So from an
Italian shoemaker. a. Martins Perry
He vas Sent over f1 juvenile court
f9 be cent 81, no E0ys Yarn as DO
is our on parole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Noel Corner. ls sears and Edna
hipsa ~ years o. U.lonsaIe
Albert Huygte o. yeara and Rosa
.e Devaur % years ~ ua~mgrgs.
Vile
william q Sterling es YEAR, o.
eubenVillc and Irs LILLIAN J.
MyerF. Pr years % Fmp.-. This Ia
5ferlnEs third rme 'o b. married
He was divorced from ftr FRET AMI
ne second ls deceased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
INTEREST REVIVED IN THE
HARNESS HORSE GAME HERE

day- that ~ campaIgnod judge Prior.
'itty i.atiA and others
The bread Viuners ~ tho Highland
farm This year are McCa-h and Char
ID" hlnf fSo good trottors King won
TAO ftrf races az Fairmont and
~'o-hoctou. both hel1s good selling
vents and his op o hiJ tho hookir-
''ri Mrtash lost 90 hard luck rae,
i' iAr ialr here after taking the first
w." Deals with ease. bur the week
follow lt Doe Wou br,at.nx al Fair
mont and sine. has never been outs.i.
tho NONE. nLH-.Inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Connels f4day special. beginning
sept a0. % first class Cabinet Pho
tograph. on handsome Sxlu mount.
and six best finish postcard photos.
an for one Dollar. Couuei studio.
1859 Main street. s30h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
other Stables.

hr Daniels. the good trotter oau.i
ht LOOMS BROTHERS 81 this CRY.
proved q consistent racer during fla
.raaon The hr black Nou The 3 -
it'i dt ir" stat" far round which
Ntt 20 I've heat event He also Won 100
h''t.'i. "a- second go Ianssv.lIe ana
"a i.' money a. sever other fairs
DR. Daniels has the appearance of 1,
= y trotf'r and Will hear vaf,hIns
next season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

re At. -fHrH r team -afe In 20 r....
.rf ptI. rife r'avr-s --aue-rs 80 u.--
81 aFaf rrur Saturday rf raUa.-a - +.
.a 10 from o." "a. So. III
trr Hals.rr maraEewrrf Ia eel
eti .n rl r- waEr- uifr ftr r---t-
.lE Of t0r 20 gre 1rfrI rorre- rre 49,.
r t1r lieraa tlr01r4 ere cr.r-rs
O. tie sane pages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
Saturday Raids

county Detective J 4 Burns raid
81 'olr sDeakeasies and ID, vide open
rambling joint ou s@afuria. a~,ternoon
AeFe ~ 5feuoenv..c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
CHICAGO
CALCIMINED
Y~esterday's Results.


NeW N.rs. e.. chicago. 10
Boston rain
80. Louis brooklyn artn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Boston A. Philadelphia
SsW York ~ ILttahu-r
'Hl.1sr 40 -. Louis
H-ooklvn a. Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Nuetiu K. owned Ly William
WiniInr. bad % good season tnis y,.r.
finishing in the money iu practically
a.l h.s starts William Keller. owner
~ King Pilot. also had % succrs4rlf
season. us did many other hors.men
"ho campa'rnrd horses from This city
goo the bushes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Or kius'y and VIII Cheek had
BLACK Iatch"u % Commissioner out
th's year and while these horses iid
nor VIA as much money as fhe others
mont orrd. th" season Was closed
WIN nh" figures ou tl, right sid ~
the books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
SPORTORIALe

G~orEe N~orcisnd. WHO pilYtef 80 Ohio
and Pennsylvania LenEIe 'trn.g4 mo
1871 season. Is ouf v.fl r. statement frut
DO wuf NOT accept fne presidency ~ fr.
league ~ 20 De- rendered him The CHANGER
= having ere pn-irou offercI to George
are very slim 60 say the least az Le u ln
bad with about twp-thirls O. tAo mas
mates OF the circuit az TIE present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Robert Red pr -I.k. ~ TridEsport.
who sef q pace in the ohio STATE Leaz4e
That was dlfnruIt Tor other second sack
ers o. follow. aas been included iu The
line 20 % every al star team pirsed iu
the .irruit Fryslck not only feiied iu
better form than any % Die compettors
tut o4talt anything that cavorted ir the
Vicinity OF that BAG TIE local lad wns
recalled - The ZanervlUa AthIetIos and
VIII in ai probabilities he seen in tHr
regular line % that team during enc
1912 season MrKeIvsy - UeIlaire. viii
also ny oIt flr n reFu az 500 90 the
AL etlcs' nine ne1t season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

There o. one hass ball club IN ne Sa-
uoEai league that Will aaye 90 do some
tall strenEfhsf.rg 20 they want % make
any kirl or "a SLOW nE flr revt year,
p%errnrt o. This club happens fI nr
iit-auurg WITH fte exceptions 90
EFrne on trird base. Che entire irfsId d.
weak ard He clue can boast q having
but fwo fret cisrs oufreiierz clarke
anf WlIs1~ Campbell and Csrsy have
been f'ft|rr with regularity brt So not
seem 90 have tte ability o. develop ir+l
such great rerf.ruers a. either wilson
or Clarke Mccarthy s strong a. short
ln &c fielding department. but is zoe
f4Hf aeaE With enc rt.rs MrkerhrIe
ls n0f hitting sl well arf HluuH Veg
rcr seems to have gore .a.k" f.--r in-
tarius bis ankle Tic pIfr1irs ftaff De-
not reliable fra majority % tie fgriers
rifH ffa possible exception - UTo1ie.
tsl.E ln ans o.trrs Tre Pirates can
corz.ler fheuEeltcs iurEy fy Gr sline
To- ifi place fh.r year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Wien Che Dayton MANAGEMENT FHf IN
HsIr'c TIeuar 20 ere fsflr.t Evans
vile team .eaIay. f-e Vets r.gsl~ag
Oh. rr. Lore banded hatcher ir rsrf vf.-
ard f.r taIty 90 re a|lrsrtYla in f-a
'rnl ieaF4e T.ruar OIL perhaps fra
rr-rlrs ara rr rss frs v.sa r-eat
deal p Fn1f uc~E 30 a a god trr~rer
anf r. faf- Sucker TIE sale - tho
Sre arE ans Evansville rfrFrrr amount
% f" 81 a ..Ff er. arlart -s rag
90 .a salaries .s flf r.avarr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-06

tlclonarlos' hayan prestado ning6n ser
vlclo como bomberos en- ell mes de Agos-
to nj en- los anteriores, aunque Sc diio
que uno dos de ellos asistieron & un
lncendio hace algdn tempo, sin pre-
clsar la fecha en- que este incendio' ocu-
RHO. A los peticionarios 9 Sc les cOnsi-
dera como mtlsicos como bomberos. 81
Sc pretende pagarles como m1sicos, la
appropriation es Illegal, porque no esta au-
torizada por la ley, y 81 como bomberos,
tambien 10 es porque no han prestado
serviciO algun0 en- este caracter. Noso.
trOs no abriganos duda alguna de que
las cantidades asignadas en- ell presu-
puesto a favor de los peticionarios, 10
han sido 1nica y exclusivamente por los
servicios prestados como miembros de
la banda de m6sica, no por servicios
imaginarios que hayan podido prestar
como bombero y que nunca han tenido
una realidad efectiva.
(COntinuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-06

rereemos frmemente que nunca estaria
autorizado ell pago de los salaries recla-
smadOs por los promoventes.
El senior Alcalde, de acuerdo con el
Neglamento, aprobado en- Febrero de
1911, posteriormente derogado, diio en-
su declaration que el cuerpo de bombe-
Tos de San Juan, esta tornado por bonn
beros regulares, .voluntarios Y por una
banda de mnsica. Los bomberos regu-
3ares, que prestan servicios perm0nen-
tes tienen asignado un sueldo flo mem
sdal; los yOluntarios q. prestan servicio
de Vlgllancia de n0che. son retribuid0s de
aacuerdo con los servicios prestados
Los miembrOs de La honda de mtisica
no son bomberos regulares. porque no
prestan ServiclOs permanentes como ia
les; tampOc0 son bomberos voluntarios.
porque no prestan servicios de nOche,
pero aUn haci6ndoles tod0 ell favor DO
-slble, y cOnsiderandolOS comprendid0s
dentrO de esta Ultima categor1a. solo
&endrfan derecho ser retribu;dos por
Cos sewicios que hubiesen prestado al
esuerpO. No Sc ha probado que los pc
The evening world., 1911-12-02

when I needed help rave II to me gem
erously. Afterward I studied with
Bouhy In Paris and later with Emerich
In Berlin, and have suns abroad
several years"
Following are the names of some Of
the famous American singers recalled
by Mr.. Griswold and the writer:
In the Metropolitan Opera Company,
Geraldine Farrar. Olive Fremstad. Marie
Rappold, Alma Gluck. Bernice de Pas
quail. Alice Nielsen. Rita Fornia, Anna
Case, Louise Homer. Florence Wick
ham. Marsha Aldrich. Lila Smelling,
Henrietta Wakefield. rTeien Mapelson,
Ricardo Martin, Lambert Murphy. VIII
lam Hinshaw. Putnam Griswold, Basil
Ruysdael and Herbert Witherspoon.
With the Philadeipnia-Cnicago Opera
Company, Mary Garden. Carolina White.
Jane Osborn-fIannah. Marie Cavan.
Mabel Reigelman. Eleonora de Cisneros.
George Hamlin, Ellison van Hoose, CLAIR
ence Whitehill and Henri Scott.
Besides these there are several who
were connected formerly with either the
metropolitan Opera Company or the
Philadelphia-Chicago Opera Company,
such as Lillian Nordica. Emma Eames,
The evening world., 1911-12-02
15-YEAROLD BOY,
S|xFEETT ALL,|N
ROLE OF TRUAN7
Pulaski Says Mustache Takes
Him Out of Toddler'S Class,
but Court Rejects Plea.

Isaac Pulaski Is only fifteen years old
but he IN six feet tall and weighs lsO
pounds. He lowered way above Justice
Ryan to-day in the Childrcn's Court.
Brooklyn. Isaac was in court on a
charge of truancy made by his mother.
who had told the judge she couldn't do a
tking with 1.-The little %truant."
You're a pretty big boy for your
age" said Judge Ryan.
That's the trouble responded the
youth. I'm too big to go to school,
you can naver I've too big to learn
commented the Court. In n M fsthciy
tone. What's the trouble?"
Look at my lip. What chance have
got sitting In with all me toddlers. and
mo with a mustach,."
"Mustache? Where" asked the Judge
Look close and you will see it
right MISUNDERSTANDING tho place fol-
such growths.
The Court looked but could net see.
II fail to find any traces OF what YOU
suggest. Your excuse IL not sufficient
for staying ava from school. You are
sentenced 10 the Brooklyn Truani
School"
The evening world., 1911-12-02
Easy 10 Make, Easy 10 Take
Simple Home Remedy That Ao,s Like Magic
Cures Colds, Conghs and Caiarh

Mix together in a large bottle a half
pint Of whiskey. two ounces Of glycerine
and half an ounce Of virgin oil OF pine.
Shake well and take a te~aspoonful every
four hours.
Your cold, however severe, will disap-
pear in less than a day, Chronic catarrh
will yield promptly to this simple treat
ment. rheumatism, leuchorrhoca and
Inflammation OF the urinary passages
find permanent cure. and the misery OF
backachc and grippe is speedily relieved
by the use Of this medicine.
The ingredients may be secured at any
drug store. but the utmost care should
Toe taken to provide against substitution
Of some other article OF similar name fol
the pure virgin oil Of pine, The only
absolutely genuine article is sold in
sealed h~alf-ouncc packages bearing tn,
, ma me Of the Leach Chemical Company
81 Cincinnati, Ohio, which is YOU
guarantee Of purity and freshness.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
MURPHY IS BACK
AND new SHERIFF
CAN PARCEL Jobs
Harburger Expected to Replaces
All Republicans With. -
Tammany Men. 3

Charles r. Murphy returned to-dey
from the South and will he at his As3k
on Monday at Tammany Hail. with IN
return speculation became active In the
WiEwam as 10 Who among the faithful
are to get the Jobs IN thu sheriRs o.
nee. There Is also considerable gossip
as 10 who will be named Deputy state
Comptroller when Sheriff elect Julius
hamburger. who holds the job. assunes
his new duties on Ian. I.
Republicans are In possession of the
berths in the sherif's Office. but Il has
already been decrced that they must
give way to the Tammany men.
II Is stated that Senator Christopher
ID. Sullivan can have the place OF UD6sr
Sheriff at t5.co0 n year II he desires. HE
term as Senator lasts another year end
II Is said that he would not consider the
minor place. Others spoken Of for ths
Job are John Giichrist. Under Sheriff
during Tom" Foiey's regime: Michael
J.. Cruise. Tammany leader Of the o
tcenth Assembly District. and Andrsw1.
Kelly. Tammany leader OF the Thirty
fourth Assembly District. In the Bronx.
one OF the best places In the Sherit2s
office for . lawyer Is counsel to -
sheriff at a salary OF $500. James 4.
Hoey. who served several terms a. an
Assemblynan. Is spoken OF for the ~
sitlon. II he does not get that q ~
may land AZ head OF the Fire P~rsventApu
Bureau. He introduced the bill creating
the bureau.
There are eighteen available Jobs n
the shcriff's once. fifteen Of which ~
Deputy s!ieriffs at 81, 1900 Q year. Theirs
is also the place OF warden OF Ludlow
Street jail at q salary OF 1900. Flight
Hour" Thomas Rock Is now wardea.
but he IL u Republican and will havs
to 20. ~,
State Comptroller sohmer also has .
few plums TO bestow. for he Il goipg IN
bounce all the Republicans In his once.
He will hive the naming OF six lnber
itance Tax Appraisers. each OF whosl
receives a ralary Of $1,000 a year. .Amons
the present Inheritance Tax AppraisePs
are -four Re publican district leaders WIN
will have to look for new Jobs. Tan
many district leaders are scheduled ~
appointment to the places hold By H&'
p%ublicans. ~.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
BY SylUester RaWling. .
<< MERICA is the great voice
~ producing country Of the
~orld OoIv Avsxlo a.

II MEhlCA 10 the great voice
~ producing country Of tho
world. Only Austria, to.
day. IL turning out singers Of any.
thing like equal quality. and not
nearly in such quantity" said Put.
nam Griswold. the American basso,
who has been singing abroad for
some years and who made q sue
cessful Metropolitan Opera House
debut as Hasan In "Goetterdaem.
merung" last week. The writer had
called upon him 1t his apartment in
the Majestic to ask his opinion Of
Felice Lyme. the little American 90
prano. who seems to have swept op.
eratic-going Londoners OF their feet
at Mr.. Hammerstein's Kingsway
Opera House and made the music
reviewers declare that che II the
superior Of Tetrazzini and OF Patti.
II do not know Miss Lyme" Mr.
Griswoid said. and I have not heard
her sing. but I see no reason to question
the judgment Of Londoners in the mat
ter. They have heard. a. New Yorkeri
The evening world., 1911-12-02
A "TW0.GUN MAN7'

Do you know what q "Two-Gun Man" Is?
Out West they know. And he isn't the sort
BIZ man they pick out to annoy or play tricks on.
Oss especial Two-Gun Man Is the hero Of
khe very best cowboy story written In the pas,
1.-THE TWo-GUN MAN. is the name OF this
Srest romance. II 10 BY Charles Alden Settler.
Y 1.-THE TWO.GUN MAN" will begin serial pub
SlcstIon in next Mondays EVENING WORLD,
Dec. 4.
Remember mat dste-Monday, Dec. flor
miss.
N you like q story where something IL hap
benlng oil the time-somethlng exciting and un
xxpected-resd THE TWO.GUN MAN" In TIE
Evening World.
The evening world., 1911-12-02

gambia. will give a recital In Rum;ord
Hall on Monday afternoon.
The Commonwealth symphony Society.
Leon NJ. Kramer. conductor. VIII give
a concert In the Auditorium OF the
Educational Alliance tomorrow evening.
Schubert's unfinished symphony will be-
played
Gardner Lamson. an American BARI
tone. who for ten years has been ylnging
In opera In Germany. will give 4 recital
at Carnegie Lyceum next Thursday
afternoon.
The Schubert Glee Club OF Jersey city.
Elliott Schenck conductor. will give Its
nrst concert at the auditorium OF the
Jersey city High School on Tuesday
evening.
The philharmonic Society. Josef
Stransky conductor. will give a concert
at the Academy of Music. Brooklyn. to-
morrow afternoon.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give
free organ recitals at the CITY College
on tomorrow and Wednesday after
moons at 4 O'Clock.
George Harris ir., tenor, Will give "A
! recital at tho Harris Theatre on Mon
day afternoon. lie IL a son OF the pres
ident Of Amherst.
A~ntoinette Baudreau. soprano. and
Frederick Wemple. baritone. will give
a recital at Carnegie Lyceum on Friday
afternoon.
The Marum quartet, assisted by Paola
Calico, pianist. viii give a concert at
Cooper Union next Thursday evening.
Margaret Huston, a Canadian So
prano, Will give u recital at the Belasco
Theatre on Monday afternoon.
The Flonzaley Quartet will give It's
first concert Of the season nj Carnegie
Lyceum on Monday evening.
Gustave Walther. a Belgian viol,nist.
will give a recital In Carnegie Lyceum
next Wednesday afternoon.
Leonard Berwick. an English pianist
viii give a recital In Carnegie Hal
next Friday afternoon.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
TSCHAlkOWSKY AND WAGNERlN
RIVAL SYMPHONY PROGRAMMES

Walter Damrosch's programme for tho
symphony Soc!ety's concert at tho Cen
fury Theatre tomorrow afternoon viii
be all Tscha!Sowsky, beginning with the
NTH symphony and ending with selec-
lions from the opera Eugene Oneg,n. :
The assisting artists n the latter viii
he Florence Hinkle, soprano. and John
Barnes Wells. tenor. The orchestra
will give a concert a. the Lyceum. Eas.
Orange. on Thursday evening.
Modest A%ltschuier ana the Russian
symphony Orchestra will give n popular
concert at Carnegie Hall tomorrow az
ternoon. The programme VIII be all
Wagner, the ~scloists being Rose Ol.tZka,
contralto. and Karl Klein. the concert
master OF the orchestra. At to-night's
concert Rachmaninof's second sym
phony will be the feature. and Morri,
Hamburg. %'cellist. will be the soloist.
Kathleen Parlow. the Canadian violin
ist. will be the soloist at both OF tins
Boston symphony concerts In Carnegie
Hall next Thursday evening and Sat
The evening world., 1911-12-02
"koENloskiNDER" AGAIN
AT THE METROPOLITAN

"koenlgsklnder" at the Metropolitan
Opera House last night was heard by a
large and apprec!ative audience. Tho
now familiar cast OF Geraldine Farrar.
Florence Wickham. Hermann Jadlowker.
Gorltz, Didur, Reiss and the rest-not
forgetting the geese and the chorus and
Mr.. Hertz. who conducted-gave a beau
tiful performance of Humperdlnck's
lovely opera.
The evening world., 1911-12-02

Marguerite sylvia. David B~lsphan, Rob-
ert Blass and Edward Hlnckley.
Among the American singers promi-
nent abroad besides Felice Lyme, MIR.
Griswold offhand recalled Edyth Walker.
singing at Hamburg: Mrs. Charles
Sahler and Henry Mlllar, In Vienna:
FRANCES Rose Florence Easton. Francis
Maclennan ana Barton Pursol, In Ber-
lin; Maud Fay and Marcella Kraft. at
Munich; Leon Rains and Paul Petre. at
Dresden. and George Meader, at stutt-
CART.
The evening world., 1911-12-02

urday afternoon. The symphony at tho
evening concert will be Brahms's
fourth. In the afternoon there will be
no symphony. R.msay = Korsakon's
symphonic suite "Sch~eherazade'' will be
the principal number.
Frances Aida. wsfe OF Gatti-Casazza
OF the metropolitan Opera House. and
prlma donna this season OF the Montreal
Opera Company. will give u recital at
Carnegie HALL next Tuesday afternoon.
Her programme will include songs.
ancient and modern. In French. German
and English.
Mr.. Andreer and the Russian Bala-
la!ka Orchestra will give another OF
their charming concerts at the Hippo
drome tomorrow night. They will be
assisted by a quartet OF Russian singers
and. OF course. will play the son of
the Volga boatmen.
The Tuesday Salon. under the d!rec-
ton OF Mrs. Arson Dudley Bramhall.
Will give the first OF It's musical teas al
the Plaza next Tuesday afternoon,
Augusta cottlow. pianist; Lila Ormond.
c~ontralto. and Evan Williams. tenor.
Will be the artists.
Anton Wick, concertmaster OF the
Boston SYMPHONY Orchestra, and VITA
Witek, Il Danish pianist. assisted by
Heinrich Warnke, 'cellist Of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra. will give "a recital
at the Won Ende Mus!c School next
Friday afternoon.
For the benefit OF the German Poll.
kllnik. a musicale and tea will DO given
at the Waldorf Astoria on Tuesday
afternoon. Henrietta Wakefield, Arthur
Friedheim and Macmillan Pilzer are
among the artists announced.
william C, Carl will give a free organ
recital on Monday evening IN ,.c c!.
First Presbyterian Church Ia honor OF
the twentieth anniversary of the Rev
Or. Howard Duffield as pastor.
Arthur Whiting, f,arpsichord. assisted
by Constance Edison. violin; Georg.
Barrere. flute. and Paul Kefer. viola q,
The evening world., 1911-12-02
DOCTORS OF H
MASSES"

is what one writer has termed,
proprietary medicines. :,
! Good, honest proprietary
! medicines like Lydia E. Pink
! hams Vegetable Compound
succeed, and the homes Of the,
! masses are blessed by them.s
! while those which are worthlesSs
or harmful soon drop outpd
! Thirty years Of success in curia
! ing female ills is the record Of
! Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
! Compound. :
The evening world., 1911-12-02
Minister EnKan's Daughter WEEDS.

Miss Carmel Egan. daughter OF DR..
Maurice +. Egan. United states Minis
ter here. was married to-day to Ga
briel Ambrose O'Reilly of tho Philip
pines. formerly OF the United States
Army and q well known polo PLAYER.
The evening world., 1911-12-02
America Producing the Best Voices and Singers in the Worlds
National Conservatory of Music and Opera in English Nolv Needf

Putnam, CriswoId, New
Basso at the MetropoH-
tan, Makes a Plea to
Phianthropist Million.
aires to Establish Both
Would Do the First
Himself If He Had the
Money, He Says.