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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
PART OF BIG HIGHWAY
Contracts Cover Portion OF Richmond-
Washington Road.

Contracts have just been let by the
state Highway Commission for tho
construction OF two pieces OF ROAD in
Stafford county. each ten miles tn
length one OF which VIII eventually
become part OF the Richmond Wash
ington highway one OF tho roads
leads from fredericksburg toward
Warrenton. in the direction OF the
Fauquier county line. while the other
VIII run from Frederick burg towards
Gainosvllc
Good roads building is in the air
in the northeastern par. OF the state.
In addition to the campaign In Caro-
lima for a bond issue. which cul,nl-
mated In the election Yesterday. in
;orest Is hcinF shown n other coum-
tics whereabouts
= road which is 10 ho another feeder
to Richmond and a help to a new
suburb. VIII be begun next month by
the Chesterfield county convict road
force. This road is TO run between
the south end OF the SOUTHAMPTON
Br!ige to connect with The Nidlothian
Turnpike
On August 10 the convict road force
at work at Damascus. IN Wa shington
county VIII be moved to Bristol to be-
gin work on tho roads LEADING north
ward from that city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
TO Laugh atNcighboy' 5 Hat

Of those hobbIc Skirts. Mrs Martin
would have died laughing right in her
tracks.
Matters reached a climax saturday
afternoon. when Mrs Mattchws came
by FOR an afternoon stroll 1t may hay
been rink mossalinc over tune or a
poou dc chcne with pearl trimmings.
but i, tcrled Mrs Martins rssb,es
nightly. and Mrs Matthew's flushed
with righteous Indignation. Her hus-
band heard the shouts Of derislon. and
OWNING the cause. hurried to deman,
an explanation Mrs. Martin said that
she was only laughing at cat play
ins in her front ward. bat as this was
ambiguous. thought Mr.. Matthews. lie
swore out warrant against Mrs Mar
tin and was in turn summoned to APP
pear for using abusive language.
Magistrate Puryear imed both par
ties 50 and costs for dlsorderly con-
duct. and cautioned them To obey hence
forth the biblical maxim requiring
neighbors to live together in unity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
Though Woman Accused Claimed
to Be Smiling at Cat, She
Must Pay Fine.

II YOU were to buy with perfect
eye for taste a swell lid from inc most
fashionable Paris atelier and if witt
this modest creation OF flowers and
plumase on your head, Your neighbo.
out of pure envy. We're to greet your
passage with hilarious laughter. would
not this cause YOU TO seek the .olacc Of
police warrant against tho offender
such case was revealed before Mag
istratc Puryear III tho lienrico county
Justices court ycstcrday. when Mrs
Lester Matthews. of Happy Hollow. in
the Farrandsville district. on the GOV
eminent Road. made complaint against
Mrs. Joseph Martin for continued rail.
lcry at her whenever she passed by OIL
the way 10 town.
Mrs. Matthews testified that 40 mat
ter how perfect her attire or :aultless
her embellishments. whenever shc
passed Mrs Martins house She vas sur,
to be hImbled by cachinna tions Of mer-
rment. Even the latest mode from
New York did not stand Il chance OF
escaping the ncighborly sense Of hui
NOR. and the ncatcst riding habit was
sure to be ridiculcd with unrestraincd
peals OF amusement. Honestly. II Mrs.
Matthews had ever dared to don one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
NTERNES WILL
LEAVE CITY HOME
Drs. Geisinger and Goode Re
sign to Serve as Instructors
at University College.

AT meeting Of Tie Councl COM
nittee on Relief of the Poor last night
the designations oi DTS Joseph IT,
Ge!siugcr and r. S. Goodc JAS intermcs
at me Cit Home Hospital We're ac-
cepted the University College Of Med
icine eneagins % appoint acceptable
mcu u I'm the Vacancies Butl OF THE
young PHYSICIANS have been appointed
TO positions recently created us demon-
stratois at the University College of
Medicine. nr. George Bon Johnston.
chairman of the visiting stan ot Tie
Gus Homo Hospital stated THAT bee
cause ~ tile unusual opportunity proc
Secuted 90 these young mon the stan
coHld not stand iu the way ot their
advancement 1T seemed that in ace
reptns the position of interuc= Dr
ielsinrcr and Dr. Goode had agreed
at % lrHNe ior year 10 accept po-
sirans fol tAe practice of their pro-
i,ssons and they would not therefore
ASK - be released DR. Johnston stated
t-at ths conditions were unusual AID
under Tue circumstances the commit
tes accented designations that had not
even ieeu presented thus opening the
/ way tor Tao young men TO accep, thc
+ profess rahips offered them. Dr. john
st9n said hc woule shortly report to
ine committee nominations 10 nu thc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
ITALIANS TO HEAR
BOTH CANDIDATES
Hold Political Meeting Tonight.
Many Appointments for
Speaking.

Both Congressman John Lamb and
tcrmer Governor a. j. Montague viii
appear tonight at Fraternity Hall to
address the Italian Club OF Richmond
While at the beginning Of the cam
palsn the candidates for Congress
made speeches from the same platform.
tnis has not been tho case in recent
weeks and their appearance Tonight
5Nili be Of interest Candidates for the
administrative Foard have also been
Invited to speak 20 the Italians
Governor Montague spent yesterday
at Goochland lie met many OF the
citizens. and spent a dag OF hand
shaking.
Captain Lamb spoke a, New Kent
Cosr' House yesterday. lie Will mako
All address ~ Barton Heights to-rnor-
roy night. and viii speak 20 the North
side Democratic Club. 81 Lee Ward at
Fraternity Han Friday night.
The latter part OF the week Will ba
devoted by Governor Montague to
speeches Ia the eastern counties He
will be at Williamsburg Friday night
al roana saturday afternoon. and At
Norge Saturday night,
Special efforts arc aeing put forth
by the friend. o, Governor Montague
TO insure tile success Of the meeting
TO be held IN his behalf at the CITY
Auditorium next Tuesday night His
speech on that occasion VIII be his
real address Of the campaign largo
crowd s. expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
EXPLOSION OF OIL
CAUSES UGLY FIRE
Two Negroes Burned, Fireman
Overcome and Property Dam
aged to Extent Of $500.

Two negroes were burned, one nre-
man was overcome and property dam
ase estimated at $500 was done by
IRE Yesterday afternoon caused by n
sasolone explosion I'm tho cleaning and
pressing establishment OF j. w. Wise.
man ei04 East Broad Street. What
caused the eNplos on was not known.
William Smalls. colored. Of 1911 North
First street, and Marccllus Pelham.
colored. of 400 North Second street.
were "a work In the near OF the place
at the time The flames which sud
denly onvoloned them burnt both arms
of each man from the wrists to TIL,
shoulders. They were unable to tell
what caused the ignitIon Of the OIL
Engine Company no. 1 responded to
stll alarm, and when 1t arrived
with Captain Norman in charge he
feared a serious CONFEDERATION and
turned In general alarm Acting
Assistant Chief Figs responded with
otner apparatus and ne Immediately
sounded Il second alarm, bringing ap-
paratHs from the Western district
Tie nse was not subdued until near
Y an hour The rear portion of Wise
mans place was burned to tho ground
and the flames spread TO the residenc,
Of Mrs. Rolce NJ. Schmidt zoe Easr
Broad Street damaAing the uppei
back porch and bath room. The loss
There viii probably Zoe several hundred
dollars covered by Insurance It Z,
not known whether Nh Wisoman 3.
protected by Insurance. He y now out
OF town on his vacation
When the blaze was at It's worst
/ Fireman Heycr KATE was overcome bS
smoke. He had 10 be carried from tn,
! building. 1T was nt first thought thn'
be- had sustained fatal injuries, but h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
DELINQUENT OFFICERS
Many Commissioners Of sc,cnuc. ~
usmni, Behind with hooks.

Fifty-one Commissioners OF Revenue
n this state have no, sent in tNcir
to account by tho Auditor Letters
were sent out Yesterday to each do
linquent. demanding that the books be
promptly forwarded. with the altcrna
tive OF Immediate enforcement OF the
penalties provided by law.
The work u tho Auditors Office has
been hampered every year by tho
!aNlty OF Commissioners OF tho Rcve-
nue., who delay transmittal Of tho!r
books. THIS prevents prompt check
ing up. and delays the publication OF
tho annual report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

NFthuN Johnson colored. who vas
chased last Thursday for disorderly
conduct ~ tile Fair Grounds, and was
freed IN "a swamp by two savage Hen
rice county hound dogs. was sentenced
to thirty DAYS IA Jail by Magistrate
PHryear In the Henrlco county Justices
Court yesterday. Arthur pays a tribute
- tho hourd dogs in prociaimins
them the sole cause or his anprehen-
sion. But for them, he would havs
nauc 4 clean getaway. The dogs,
wnich have been successfully used cor
rsbtit hunting an their lives. belong
{, Eoher, Thorp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
ONLY ONE PASSED
BAR EXAMINATION
Richmond College Faculty Puz-
zled by Poor Showing Of Its
Law Graduates.

For some reason which remains a
mystery to President Boatwr!ght ana
the law faculty of Richmond conee..
evehy graduate from the law school
Of that institution wi,h tho execution
Of one, failed to mako the state Board
examination hold at Roanoke last
month. ouiy QUO of the thirteen who
received degrees was granted license
to practice
While The percentage Of failures
among the graduates OF tho other
state institutions was by no means o
nlgn 1T was large enough 70 attract
comment. Washington and Lee. which
has for years boosted that every ono II
IT'S graduates mako the S,aie Board.
was disappointed IN seven degree M u
VINO fa!lured to make the require
average or class Of thirty-six from
the University OF virginia. twelve fail
ed al Roanoke OF the total number II
ll2 from all the colleges. nfty-ivvo. or
scarcely half Of those VINO took tAe
examination We're granted license
Cannot Explain Failures.
II am certainly unable to explain
tho large percentage OF failures from
Richmond Cillcgc.' said Dean waiter
s. McNein. Of the Richmond college
Law school. Yesterday AS far as l
know tho state Board has this Year
made no increase In the requirements
Tor admission 10 tho bar In genor-l
terms. tho eNaminat on was the same
a. that Of previous years
Neither can 1T ac accounted for hy
eny change TN our method Of nstruc-
,ion. That has also remained tho
same The fact Is that VIC never teach
orr students with the idea Of maxim.
the state Board examination. We try
10 train them TO think our oxam.n-
alton questions are framed with the
idea of brinsins ont tho power within
a man TO think for hmsei. and "a
reason out things The state Boa d
examination is uaiurally more cate
rorical Tho ability 10 pass this eN-
autuation rests largely With thc TN
dividral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
VACATION SCHOOLS


The Vacation schools opened under
direction Of Superintendent j. s. g.
chandler ronortcd an enrolment YES
tcrday os asa pupils Or. Chandler am
nounced that To-day and Tomorrow
would be- the last days for enrolment.
The course ia intended for backward
children who failed TO make the rec
CURED course those who. because OF
sickness or absence. were prevented
from attending during the session. and
those well advanced children who. by
taking summer course. may he ad-
Vanccd full grade thus saving half
Year ~ tho total period Of their pub
lie school education
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
HER CASE CONTINUED
Mis- sisco Alleged "Ilidnappcr," Relcased
on ucr own Re- ogniznnce.

Nl1a Marion --s7T- IT0 afT700II'' NNoIT
singer o., Chest-raeld county was NrrAigned
n Police Court yuIterday morning on trr
charge % atducing Anltn Nay stilson. the
;ai-icen- year-oid daughter ~ - II StllEon,
Is accused o., cniicins the rh!it away from
the tather and placing hog aboard train
cent her 10 Nrs stiaon who is i.vorccf
from her hIsbant ia Mount Pleasant.
Mich The warsai for her arres, was
sworn out rs SIR silsor. who hos seem
living !n Richmond several years A' fhe
request o. Commemorative Attorney .ilni-
tfec Foikes Justice CrutieHeft continued
tic case until August o. he reieasa4 Ai.ss
risro on her orn recoFnlzanre. - 5 she
nlsn o. 81 Fo.kes 30 obtain sonic ln forma-
ton flom HieHisan regarding Tho sase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

w Firth. who lives near stop No :
OF the Eichmond-Ietersbu divison
or the Nlrainia Railway and Power
Company. had four fingers of his right
hand crushed Yesterday when they
were caught iu piece Of machincr~ at
ing Company i'm South Smith Street.
Nc was treated by DR. ST T. Hawkins.
ambulance surgeon of tho city lospi
tai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

simeon Duncan. colored. was badly
hurt Yesterday when his hand was
caught va moving machinery while 1t
work at the Richmond Forging Cor
poration plant At Acca Dr H. I.
Hawkins, ambulance surgeon of the
CITY Hospitc. responded TO an cmer-
hospital II was necessary 10 amputate
more than nu@-hali of his hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
LOCAL BATTALION
GOING into CAMP
Richmond Grays Will Take
Train Tonight for Mt.
Gretna Manoeuvres.
PARADE ON BROAD STREET
Cool Weather Reported From
Encampment. and Blankets
Are Advised.

-Four companies of the First vir-
sinia Infantry. composing the Rich
momd battalion Of that regiment. will
leave the city from Elba station at
o'clock tonight for the joiut mauoeu-
vre camp at Mt Gretna. Pa. They Will
arrive in camp at : o'clock ,o-mor-
row morning
Other companies of the First In.
fantry will mobilize at stanton. ana
the secoud Iufautry will move
through the Valley. The Fourth In
fantry Will go by boat from Norfolk
to Washington. and Will reach camp
i've hours later than the men of tie
First.
March on Brond street.
The First Battalion or Richmond
Grays VIII assemble at tho Seventh
Street armory At o'clock this after
noon The next two hours Will be
spent in final packing of supplies and
IN loading on wagons At S:I5 o'clock
the march to Elba station will be
taken up Nessnich's Band will head
the procession, and the four companies
"A, b. and +, Will be followed ~
tho quartermaster and commissary
wagons. The entraining will be quick =
ly accomplished
Major Lawrence =. Price will com
mand the battalion with nm will
be the members Of his star-First
Lieutenant Charles Snead. Battalion
adiutant. Second Lieutenant H. e.
Leverng battalion quartermaster and
commissary, and Sergeant Major
Chalkiey The rogimentai hospital
corps headed by Major J. Fulmer
Tl~fer
Cook. will go with the party tonight.
The company commanders are: y.
Captain w. \ Herbert. Bieutenants
Krausse and Cherry = Captain "
y. Stack. Iieuteuants Mathews and
Chapman c. Captain c 3. Coulborme
and Lieutcnants Dashiell and Splatt.
+. Captain a. b. Cousins and Lieutenant
Peters With Company win also
go Captain Charles NJ Wallace. acting
lrst lieutenant.
Cool Weather Gimp.
From all accounts. the men will get
a cool reception at Mt Gretna. Those
already on the ground tell Of the ab-
solute necessity for warm sleeping
clothes. ana of the need for two
blankets. The thermometer at .
o'clock Yesterday morning stood al so
degrees. and IN the middle OF the after
noon Yesterday ii had only climbed to
as Men insunicienuy provided with
warm clothing viii suffer from cold
The Virginia Brigade will he In camp
close 10 the railway station. The camp
is on lake. whore there Is boating
and swimming All the mon are adj
viscd to take bathing suits
Colonel Cecl. tho commander Of the
post is Virginan ana relative Of
Rev. Russell Cecil. d ID. pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church OF this
this city. The regular troops in camp
age the Twenty-ninth Infantry. a
squadron OF cavalry and a battalion
of field artillery white besiies the
three Virginia regiments. there Viii
be two regiments of militia from Yves,
Virginia. An army field hospital corps
is stationed o. the camp entrance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

Amendment was issued 20 tho chlFter OF
Goorse Tat, q sons Cine So-foik Va
rttlclns capita from 81 %. 90 sier.eN
i.as aud Eagle Social Cl-u. R.chrlotl.
rs Butter pTesidenti iaoHas ps-sn-
mout Vice -rresl-ont. N a Inelna. SO -sc-
tarY and iFeaslrcr-au 81 Elrhmcnt
Virginia and Vermont Land and Develop
ment Company tIucl Grotioes. Va D. y.
HlsAop. PRECEDENT. y. r pubney. secretary .
- ba!rc-aif ~ Sew YORK CAPITA
NiGail.uu. si5 ga. mlalMum $500 object.
Real estate busIress
Petersburg Dairy Company fInrt Peters.
burg We II T Young. president. s. -
jones secretary ana treasurer both % PEE
tcrshugs' r Reuuic Richmond Cap
li.l. Maximum 5000, miniUsm, siocoC
Wilkinson Matthews Company tlnc -
Bristol va. j. u Matthews prss!dcat.
Damascus Va George ". Warren. secre-
tary. =. ~ Wilkinson. y.re-nresldcnt Isrfs-
tol Va Capitals Maximum. $1,000. mini
inum. $500 object; Lumber business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

Up to the closing hour yesterday a
total OF 1895 automobile licenses he'd
been issued for 1912 by tho Secretary
OF the Commonwealth This is fa4.
beyond last years total. with more
than FIVE months to conc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24
snN IN. Nvcrc nIsorncrly.

While men We're arrested Yesterday by
Park Pole man J Butler for being
drunk and ulsordcrly in CANDLES Hill
Park st the second Police station
both were hailed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

The First English Lutheran and the
Bethlehem Lutheran sunday schools
viii unite tomorrow III "a joint e%-
cursion to Ruckroe Beach. CARVING
down a large number Of the members
of both congregations and their
friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday In the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court. Frank +. Merelo and
Willie y. Gregory. Earl Black ana Pearl
Brown; Algor Maynard, Of MeokicnbuTs.
and Pcla ii. Barnett OF this ciiv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-24

Clara Merse,;. colorcd. was sent 10 fan
tor FOUR months Yesterday morning in po-
.ire court !or steallns quantity - ciotn-
. lns from Ella Booker.
joan Blrfh vas fned SO and cos.s Tor
assarlilns While Lives with brick
The evening world., 1912-11-18

soiolst with the Philharmonic Society
at the concert in Carnegie Hall yester-
day afternoon. The big subscription
was supplemented by his own large per-
sonal following, 80 that the house was
Gro wded. Mr.. Mccormack first sang s.
Coleridge Taylor's "Onaway. Awake.
Beloved" with the orchestra. His voice
proved Just a. sweet as ever and much
more powerful. His diction was ad-
mirable. There was no need to read the
programme to follow him. Mr.. Stransky
took the pace a bit slow. Later. to the
piano accompaniment OF Spencer Clay
Mr.. Mccormack sang three ballads. He
WAS heartily applauded and added two
moro to the list before he was permitted
to retire.
Mr.. stransky's orchestral. numbers
were Henry Hadley's overture, In Bo-
hcmis," orieg's Peer Gynt suite. No
I. and villier Stanford's Irish" sym
phony
The evening world., 1912-11-18
FOR DANDRUFE, FALLING HA|R OR
ITCHY SCALPL25 CENT "DANDER|NE'
Save your Dand crime destroys dandr and stops
falling hair at once-Crows hair, we prove it.

II you care for heavy hair. that
slistens with beauty and Is radiant
with life; has an incompatible softness
and is fluffy md mstrous you must use
Danderine. because nothing else accom-
plishcs so much for the hair.
Just one application Of knowlton's
Danderne will double the beauty OF
your hair. besides II Immediately dis
solves every particle Of dandruff; you
cannot have nice. heavy, healthy hair
II you have dandruff. This destructive
scurf robs the hair Of its lustre. its
strength and its very life. and II not
o, ercomc it produces a fevcrishncss
and itching Of the scalp; the hair roots
famish, loosen and die; then the hair
The evening world., 1912-11-18

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II your hair has been neglected and
is thin. faded. dry. scraggy or too
oily. don't hesitate, but get Is cent
bottle Of Knowlton's Dandcrinc at any
drug store or toilet counter; apply a
little as directed and ten minutes after
you win say this was tkt best invest
ment you ever made.
We sincerely believe. regardless OF
everything else advertised, that IL you
desire soft, 1ustrous. beautiful hair and
lots Of it--no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more falling .hair-you
must use knowlton's Donderinc. II
eventually-why not now' A rs cch,
bottle viii truly amaze you.
The evening world., 1912-11-18
Olive Fren,stad
As BrunnhiLde
Sets a Standard
BY SYLVESTER RAWLNG.

KIus1cAL history was made at the
wi Metropolitan Opera House on
80 Saturday afternoon by per-
eertnanoe Of 'esoett.rdaemmcruns that
oehpsss memory. Tho crowded house
~As oonSctdn- Of II. When the last cur
taln fell md the torrent Of applause
was sti,led the audience dispersed with
out the ,rsual chatter. 20 impressed II was
b. the poisnancy of the presentation Of
NE tragedy. Olive Trcmstad as Brunn-
hide was inspired. She seemed TO be a
rsaL living embodiment of wotan's
favor1te daughter. Every varying phase
of emotion she expressed elouuently. In
voice. In facial expression, In bodily pre-
sentiment, she was ideal. There are and
there have been other worthy impcrson-
ators OF Brunnhilde, but the portrait Of
her that Nine. Fremstad presented on
Saturday will remain to be n tradition.
In this aii-round, fine exposition OF the
sTwilight Of the Gods" Putnam Girls
wold'e Hagen could not fail to he no.
tced. Like Mime. Fremstad's Brunn-
hide, his Is well thought out charac-
ter sketch. His voice and defamation
we're admirable. his poses and action
incomparably good. Carl Burrian. in
uetteT VOlCe IMAM we nave ever HedTu
him, was satisfying Siegfried. Louise
Homer. as Waltraubo. gave of her best.
singing beautifully. Hermann Wells
Gunther and Rita Fornla's Gutrune kept
pass with the high level of excellence.
The Rhine maidens. Louise Homer. Bella
Altcn and Lenora Sparkes. were charm
ing, Otto Goritz made much of the small
part of the sinister Alberich.
As for Alfred Hertz. who conducted,
r"inay be doubted whether the orches-
traf score was ever better exploited. lie
has grown steadily in artistic stature
until he ranks with the best OF the
Wagnerian conductors In popularity
with. his audiences he is second only to
Anton sseidl. The chorus In tho second
act was never better IN voice or In ac-
ton. thanks 10 Giullo Settl and Hans
UAeiner. tho chorus masters. and
tho, stage management was excellent
throughout,
JOHN MCCORMACK
\ WITH THE PHILHARMONIC
Y John Mccormack. the Irish tenor. wa
The evening world., 1912-11-18
ST Fam BOATS.

A LARGE PHOTOGRAPHERS FREE.
A Photogravure OF President Elsct
woodrow Wilson and his family will b.
given free (for the eouponl With next
SundAves WsssA.
The evening world., 1912-11-18
win Wash Hesvisv Shssls
Pillow Css.s will Wssh iisaviss

lengths OF 10 TO 70 ysrds-thsvs me
reason for very low price, -
The evening world., 1912-11-18
EDMOND CLEMENT eiNoe
AT The SYMPHONY CONCERT

Walter Damrosch devoted the second
part Of the programme Of the Symphony
Society at Aeolian Hall yesterday after
noon to the memory of Jules Massenet.
Ills soloist was Edmond Clement. the
distinguished French tenor, who sang
THE Dream OF des Grieux'; from Ma
non" and 'Ossian's Song" from
"werther" 90 chafmingly that he was
compelled TO repeat them. Alexander
Saslavsky, the new concert master.
played we'll the Meditation from
That's" Mozart's third symphony was
the opening number. The audience wa
large and distinguished.
The evening world., 1912-11-18

played rscbakowsky-s concerto Win
consumniete skna and a group Of smaller
composition TO a piano accompaniment,
RESPONDING generously to cncorcs. These
included ''Suwanee River" which
aroused q Juror OF applause.
From tho opera company Rccardo
Martin and Nine RAppoh sans arias
and TnsiiSh sonc. Mr.. Po,acco con-
Quoted