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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
"SOUEALER" KILLED DAUGHTER
WHO MOCKED HIS BETRAYAL

NEW YORK. SpeciRl.-James Pur-
CELL tho gambler who told the Curran
committee on February TIN that he
had paid $4,000 graft money 70 the
police. attempted 70 Kill his wife early
this morning at their home. 2lS West
Twenty-Five Street. and then turned
his revolver on his twelve year old
daughter. agnes. and shot her dead.
Pocketing the weapon he walked
20 the police station and surrendered.
Despite the tragedy. Purcell appeared
wholly self possessed as no said 20 the
lieutenant.
Il am James Purcell. the gambler.
7 want 10 make "a confession. ] just
shot and killed my twelve year old
daughter. Agnes. and shot and injured
my wife. Mary. They are IN bed at
home"
Purcell said ne tried 20 kill his wife
because she continually reviied him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

for being a "squeaier." and that the
little girl had sided with her mother.
Purcell replied 20 "A question as 20
where ne lived in the same calm tone and
then handed over his revolver. asking
that he be locked up. When the police
investigated they found the little girl
lying dead on "A couch. and on the
floor Mrs. Purcell She had only
tainted. and IL was this that caused
Purcell 10 believe ne had wounded
her.
The child was shot three times. a
wound ia each breast and one Ia the
right arm.
Purcelrs testimony before the Cur
ran committee involved eN-Shertu
Harvey. OF Queens and Lieutenant
Becker. now in Sing Sing for the
Rosenthal murder. and other police
officers AS among those 20 whom he
had paid graft.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
BLAKE IN JAIL
AWAITING TRIAL
Declares He Is Confident Of Out
come OF Trial-Stin Has
Friends.

~ = II n ~ - ~ go - -
Lord" Blake. who nov ~ in jail
awaiting trial on the charge of has-
ing more wives than the law allows.
has issued a statement frOm his cell
IN the Chateau de Sotterneld anont
his case. lie says in part;
4 have been asked TO make a
written statement AZ regard 10 the
charge OF bigamy brought against me
by George 4. Brown. formerly OF Gull
pepper county, and partially on whose
evidence 1 was Indicted by the last
term OF the grand jury.
IL Is Impossible for me 90 refute
any OF the charges until the case -
called for trial. but viii state that
both the press, the public and the
police officials. naturally having
heard only one side OF the case. have
made me out a modern Biuebeard;
bat when the evidence Is produced In
the coming trial 10 viii greatly change
the verdict OF the public.
1T has always been the maxim ana
unwritten law both with Englishmen
and Nirginians 20 protect the name
and character OF a woman. even az
the cost OF life and liberty. but
when there - conspiracy for
the purpose OF blacSman. then this
maxim does not hold good. and for
seif-protection the whole facts and
absolute truth must be laid bare %
the public
Il have still some friends who are
possessed OF the true facts. and who
will. 90 their utmost, give me aid IN
refutinK the charges against me, but
personally. I have an Infinite conh-
dence in the justice and fairness OF
/ a Richmond Judge and Jury and. ever
/ without counsel. would not hesitate
i for an instant TO personally plead m3
I case before any Virginia court.
(SignedD ~P. G. BLAKE"
Blake has received a letter from
the British embassy, at Washington
/ stating that the attaches are tryinl
20 get into communication with Col
onef ]. r. Free. equerry 20 kini
George, who is now supposed 10 b
| at Gibraltar. Col. Free II Blake
| stepfather.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
ILLUMINATING
GAS PROVES FATAL
A. -. VANDENENTER WHO MET
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. PASS
Ed AWAY TUESDAY.
RIcHMo M. vA-special-

x j = II " y - ID, vas pecial-
The body OF A. %. vandeventer. OF
Leesburg. who died at ST Eliza beth's
Hospital a. result or being over
come by Illuminating gas at Murphy
Hotel Saturday night wa8 shipped
today 70 that place for burial. the
remains being accompanied By his
two brothers who we're summoned 90
Richmond soon after he was found
unconscious ia the hotel
Mr.. Vandevcnter passed away Tues
day afternoon. having never recov-
cred consciousness. although Keith
Boiling Wise. OF LeesburE. gave I'D
some OF his blood Sunday night IN an
effort 20 save Ms life. he was Atty
seven years old and widower. with
several children.
Investigation AZ the hotel showed
that the gas Jet had been only partly
turned or when he retired Saturday
night. There was nothing 70 indicate
that this was anything but an accident
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
TELLS OF CANADIAN
BANKING system
RICHMOND CHAPTER or BANKING
INSTITUTE HEARS sPLENDl
ADDRESSES AT MEET
ICHMO I'd. vA-special.-

RICHM d. vA-Special.-
With The Canadian Banking Sys-
tenn" az his subject. Or. Charles ".
delivered the principal address last
night at the annual meeting OF the
stitute % Banking az the Jefferson
Other talks were made hy George
Bryan. attorney for the state BANKERS
Southland. who discussed the parcel
post
-rhe ehief marx OF the Canadian
banking system Is lts currency eiastl-
city. To start with al the currency IN
Canada OF the denomination OF - or
more a. in bank notes, and this avoids
any complication with issues OF notes
from the GoveTnment These bans s,1..
chartered banks. and each bank - per
mitted 20 issue notes equal 20 It's paid
up capital. and as an emergency tunQ
from October Ist 10 January 3let. IS
per cent OF the p0id-up capital and
notes as their business demands re-
Quire. and if they wish TO issue more
they have the privilege OF Increasing
"In canada there are nrst mortgage
and loan companies that lend money
both Tor the purchase OF farms and also
ar ban and suburban developments
| second. portal savings banks with the
usual provinces or such institutions
/ third. Government savings banks pat
/ rontEed mainly by those W no are afraid
| OF other types OF banks. Fourth trust
/ com IiaNlNe Win hAA one EAAA prov AAAAEt
| namely 60 act a. trustee or admiulstra-
/ tor and. nEth. two or three private
/ banks doing mainly mortgage and
l loan business. chief interest then CEN
| tiers Ia the Canadian chartered banks
] There are twenty-nino banks OF
/ 1900 branches. and there is a constant
! tendency TO reduction OF the number
| OF banks with an Increase ia the mum
| Der OF branches. A. each bank is gov
| erned By manager. these twenty -nlne
/ managers constitute the centralized
authority OF banking OF the whole do
I minlon. The fact that there is "a 'cen-
| tralized responsibility In each bank
! and that these banks are compelled. os
/ the necessity or the system. 90 cooper
ate. gives 20 this group OF bankers az
authority and ia Importance hardly
| shared by the heads OF our American
Institutions
/ NO new bank can be established viii
/ a capital less than one-halt million
dollars. OF which $2b0.00O must De PAL,
Ira cash before the bank Is opened. ung
| this f25Q. 600 must be deposited with thl
/ treasurer or the Government Tor on
month. The incOrporatOrs must them
| selves be large oOna-nde stock olders
and every step OF the Incorporation d
made known 10 the public and sublec
10 the closest scrutiny and inVestlSa
tlOn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20
FIX DATE FOR
STATE PRIMARY

RIc CHINO 80. vA-speciai.-

X 9 n ~ . ~ y. NA-Speci4lr--
Members % the Democratic Stkte
Com raittec are arriving IN Etchraon4
Friday preliminary 70 the messinE OF
that body torixnt az M1rphys. whsn
the date % tha primary for pornira-
ton % state elective officers VIII Dc
liked. Sentiment among the commit
teernen seems to Indicate that the PIT
mary VIII he Fixed for early tn August
The law prescrihea that 10 most be
held sometime between AuEust tth
and Sepfer lNer fth.
The committee VIII also ax the time
iirnN for me sling Of noticos OF ca
fiiacy and arrange other matters IN
the same connection
In atditlon SO viii pass on TIE re-
port cf a sihrorr mi lttec. which recent
iv revised the party plan 60 accord
with THE BYRD primary law enacted at
tne last session % the Legisiature.
The suhconnrnlttee held So hual
meeting az noon today tn tne home %
state Chairman Eliyson % get The
report On proper shape for Eubm .aafnn
Co the COMMITTEES tUciEht
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Says a critic. men 90 not think
enough. OF courEe. he refers 20 mar
ried men. The bachelor has 20 do
an a-~eul lot o. quick thinking 60 re-
NAH. singie-BiE stone Gap Post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

That New Jersey heiress who fell
in love with and married her coach
man ls somewh rat behind the times
The chauffeur haR superseded the
coachman On these little affairs among
up-to-dRte folkH.--Bristot Herald-Cou-
rier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

CUT PTuPLE SHAVING.
DIES on POISONING
BALTIMORE. Nd Special-Fred-
erlck Iassahan. twenty three. a. tead
a. a reauit % an nttarx o. eryNireiaA
a about ten DAYS aEo Laasaran est a
plmpie while shaving and tioo1 pcla-
onlnE developed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Mrs Beach says X was a ginger
cake" negro who assaulted her. We
believe. ard bis name was John Dough.
Newport News Times IA eraid
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

A PnTislan beauty maintains that "a
woman cannot dress on les than $40 b.
GOO "a year. and we must confess TO
having observed tendency on the
part of women's dresses go become
higher.-N0rfolk Nlrgiuiau- Pilot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Our own Tate Irvine. a KontuckIan.
was nrst in virginia 60 advocate Mr.
Wilson's candidacy. and the editor OF
the Progressive. "a North Caronnian.
WAS second. but who was the first
Nirginlan Co apply FOR a Job under hls
admin istration 7--Cumberiand Pro
gressfve.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20


watered
for the same price o ca genuine article
Make up Trial Order from the above Partial List
The Cofer Liquor Company, Inc.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE
2Sl4 Washington Ave Bell phone 90
Newport News. Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

They are pulling of the squeeze play
on the TAFT appointments an right.
and scoring --U1nNille Register.
Governor kieasc says ne VIII not ap-
pear IA the inaugural parade ~ negro
troops are TO march in line. IN that
is the only thing that viii blun Rlease,
trot out the negro troops ~ istol
Herald Courier
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

The average citizen. no doubt. quite
agrees with the statement o. some o.
the money specialists that what we
need is more rexfblc currency
something FOR instance. that viii en-
able "a dollar 90 stretch far enough
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

A man IN Mexico says he has been
lying 20 the United States for ten
years According 20 state Auditor
Moore. there are men in virginia who
have been lylng 70 the Mother State
ever since they became taxpayers --
clifton Forge Review.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

When President Wilson takes his
scat he viii stand % make his address
and the people viii stand Tor u also
Danvilie Register.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

There ~ no room ieft On the WI
son band wagon. but Colonel Waiter
son may ride the coupling pofe n hs
wishes.-Herait-C Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

President Wilson's private secre-
tary may DE all riKht-but that name
Yet, there's nothing in name--Hal-
flax Gazette.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

A sclf-uluminatlng car paint has
been devised whereby an automobile
may be spotted a uiiie away. AT least.
It's posi- Die 90 say There she goes"
under such circumstancea.-Bi Stoae
Gap Post.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

70 may turn out after All that Mr..
Bryan n getting az the Advertising %
big Cabinet position without any OF
the rcspcnai billty. -AleNandria News.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

X has been decided by Western
Judge that husbands and wives shall
not sit on the same jury However
this may be viewed from legal stand
point, 20 would seem 90 DE only falr
to the family.-Petershur Progress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Valentines are provided FOR All. Like
the rain. they may descend upon the
just and the unJust-Ph0ebus SEN
finel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Seats on the New York Stock Elk
change seem 60 be- getting down 20
willow rocker prices.-Ledger-D Dis
match
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

The Turks are now doing the one
step-always in the direction OF Con
stantinople. however.-Freder
Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

tBaltimor. steam Facket CO..
Daily fncssding sunday. between Norfoik
aud Baltimore
~trNusrs gtosfpa. sfsatsta sao aNAaasAf
carry nE II. y Nail auo rQulureo Ntin lNitFd
Nlreiees TsicErspn and eNery ust-lsrn con
reniqnce FOR the pleasure Aud cufnfCrf % re
travelling public. Music by Prof klncriche
Orrhrstfas 90 steamers every trtp.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

been pas up. the pubisc xrounds
cleaned Op and a scneral Appearance
- nealnese takes TIE place OF dirty
nitny streets ard Eronnoa. This -
hlRhls commer&ohie and shows how
much can o. done " she citizens 1sst
wake up 90 me Appearance or things
Ground our snail towns Drum mond-
town has such a teaE4e and tns way
they got shat old town 20 shine last
fall was a wonder. Let the good work
r0 Eastern shore Heraia.
IL Isl easy 10 undersrand that Repre-
sentative Glass ana bis COMMITTEES on
currency and baukirs< are slightly en-
barrassad ft would Ce rather awk-
ward N they submitted a report and
recommendation and found thorn
selves &c cross purposes with the sur-
gcstiOna made by the new Democratic
President in his Inaugural message.
IN they are On Governor Wilson's con
nlcrCc and know what he wili say if
voulo hardly DO for 1hcrn 90 forestali
him. The only appropriate function
We can see fer them ts to gather aiI
TIE Information and esuExestion pos
sltle. digest them and present them ir
compact form for Governor Wilson "a
fudy.-koanokc NcwA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

The woman's Civic Improvement
League OF Marion. Va, has made that
a model town. COWS and hogs have
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

The meat packers OF Chicago made
over SS5O.0oO. 600 last year. and stin
they claim the farmer gets the profits.
Ledger Dispatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

The prejudice against vaccination
among a people enjoying compare
tive immunity from a once great
scourge o. rather strange when We
reflect that IL les vaccination that has
given Us that immunity Granville
Register.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-20

Whether the reported hobo conven-
zion IS fiction or fact. one thing Isl
certain. that good sense pervades the
proceedings as made public. They adj
vOcate good roads. whether for walk
ing or driving purposes. and would
call a halt on Immigration until the
unemployed OF the land md work 70
90. The statesmen 40 Washington
have suggested no wiser things
Farmville Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
FARMER DISAPPEARS.
Draws Dividends and Has Not beeh
Seen Sfuce-Wife Frustrated

Since drawing his semi-annual olVl-
dends from the Manchester National
Bank last Tuesday morning OI'o
Koch a prominent and weu-kn So !" !, u
Chesterfield farmer. has not peen SCI,
or heard from by his family OF py any
Of his friends Stranger stlll .csu'
which the missing man drove 10 .o~t
has also disappeared. and not trace
of either can be found.
Koch RECENTLY fell heir to considers pic
property through the deatn OF me- me-
father He il the owner OF a me 70 ~
on Hopkins Road. three miles ioH u.
this city. and is vell-to-do he ~ = !.
home IN fine spirits after planning VIZ
his wife to use the dividends amour
ing to s265. for Improvements on .ne =
homestead He was driving h1uts
hitched TO a light wagon; lie was "a
seen leaving the bank, headed nome
ward ~Lo~..r
field has been requested oy MIS-. Noch
10 make a thorough search TIP ~
Petersburg Yesterday was without
suit. The Richmond police VIII 2Top
ably be asked TO assist IN SOWING the
mystery today II.
Koch is thirty-fve years o. age RE
has been married for several years anu
has two children. HE domestic ne y
said 20 have been ideal. Nlrs koch II
almost Frustrated by bis strange do-
seuce-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
HIS DECISION IN
ANNEXATION SUIT
Will Be Announced by Judge
Gordon at Alexandria
on Saturday.

Alexandria, Va. January 15.-Judge
Bennett T. Gordon. OF the Twenty
ninth Judicial Circuit. Nelson County
will come to the Circuit Court for
Alexandria County on Saturday morn
ing next at 10 O'Clock and announce
his decision in the annexation suit
instituted by the city to obtain a part
of Alexandria and Fairfax Counties.
The decision is awaited with keen in
terest. Final arguments in the case
were made before Judge Thornton
in the Circuit Court for Alexandria
November - and "A last. Afterward
the court took the case under ad wise
mcnt
This city desires 20 annex part of
Alexandra and Fairfax Counties. In
the event IL gets what II is after. the
present area Of the city Will be moro
than doubled.
Judge Gordon has written letter
TO Corporation Attorney Fisher. say
ing that he will be here Saturday
~ IL expected that all Of the attorneys
interested will be present when the
decision in this case Is announced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
ARMY OFFICERS =
DEFENDED BYHAN
He Replies to Bitter Criticisms
Made by Helm, of
Kentucky.
ALWAYS STAND
TESTS
House Still Is Considering
Army Appropriation Bill
Carrying $o3.Sso,I77.

Washington. January l6.-Criticism
of the army officers OF this country
and the army in general by Representa-
tive Helm, of Kentucky. marked con-
sideration OF the army appropriation
bill in the House to-day. Mr. Helm
charged that the officers of the army
were inefficient and incapable of per-
forming the duties expected of them.
Il doubt very much If there IS an
officer in the army to-day who in the
line of battle could direct the IRE Of
that hneH he declared
Tho measure had progressed as far
as the provision for the pay of the
officers when Representative Helm
opened IRE He said that the officers
were jealous, touchy and had to be
handled with care" and charged that
they had entered into a contest 10 see
which one could get the most out OF
the army appropriat bill"
Representative Hay. OF Virginia;
chairman OF the committee having the
bill in charge. resented these statements
and declared never had the test come
but that the officers of tho army were
able to withstand II.
An amendment offered by Repre-
sentative Hay. creating the Office Of
personal aide" TO the President went
out on point of order. The measure
still vas under consideration when the
House adjourned.
The bill carries sss, $40. III, an increa. SO
OF nearly s.. 900. 900 over the last appropria
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
CROSSES OF HONOR
FOR CONFEDERATFS

direction Of Mrs. Robert Clark. as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Adele
Clark; Miss Vicna Ramos. Mrs. S. c.
Meredith. Reginald Walker and others.
All Confederate organizations are in
vited.
The following veterans and descend
ants will receive the crosses:
Veterans.
J. l. Beck. Shoemaker Battery
William Brook. Comspny X. Third
NJ. A Barner. Company <. Four
teenth virginia Infantry.
r II. Dalton. Company X. Twenty
fr=t Nlrgi MIA Infantry.
Duplicate.
G. Brooks Doggett Company !.
First Virginia Reserves
w. a Elliott, Company Il, Twenty
third Regiment, Virginia Infantry.
W II. Farrer. Chambiess Grays.
j. II. Clifford. Company X. First Viz
q r Harris. Company d. Thirtieth
Virginia Infantry.
... : l E Motley; Company d. Twenty
w. b. Miner. Lane Detached Ser
l.. w. Phillips. Company G. Sixth
Regiment. Virginia Infantry. -,
John r Quaries. Company O. Third
Virginia Infantry.
Jacob SpOlze. Company 3. Forty
eighth Virginia Regiment
r. W. Saunders. Company A. Eighth
Virginia Infantry.
Richard Southland. Company X.
Fifty-ffth Virginia Infantry
w. f Sims. Company F. Twenty
fifth Virginia Battalion.
r.. A Thacker. Company A. Twelfth
Battalion. Virginia Artillery.
John Taylor, Wyatt's Virginia Artil-
r. r. wilkinson Company /. Fifty
ninth Virginia Volunteers
r. NJ. Willis, Company A. Twenty
fifth Battalion. Virginia Infantry.
l.. W. Whitley. Company a, Forty
first Virginia Infantry.
Descendants.
Mrs. Milhient c. Broaddus. widow Of
James NIordecai Broaddus. Company
II, Thirtieth Virginia Volunteers.
Mrs. Carrie Carter Taylor. daughter
of Colonel b. +. w. Carter. Longstreet 8
Corps.
a. Clarke. Company r, Third Virginia
Mrs. Alice MargieI Drewry, widow Of
DR. = d. Drewry. Assistant Surgeon.
Confederate States Navy.
Edward l. Gibbon, eon OF Chasrles
Gibbon. Company II, FIfty-tnird
Virginia Volunteers.
Howard c. Johnston. son Of Robert
r Johnston. Battery d. Pegrsn Artil-
Mrs. Nellie Kitchen Tirer, daughter
Of George Morgan Kitchen, Company
b. Hoods Battalion of Infantry
W. J. Peyton. son Of Captain George
II. Peyton. Company A. Thirticth
Virginia Volunteers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17

Last night a the Jefferson Audi
forum. for the benefit OF one of Rich
Sheltering Arms Free Hospital. one. of
Nirginia's faircst daughters. Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson. poured out her
opulent voice before one OF the larsesi
audiences that the hall has ever held
within its walls
Mrs Gibson lives in other and foreign
cities. chiefly in New ork. bur whom
she stepped upon the stage last niEni
the was not only III the house OF heT
friends but al hone. an her own nome.
the home that will always proudly
claim her as Irene Langhorre. even
though she bears another hOnorcd name.
made famous by 80 artist owner. Ana
when she appeared last night. gracious
and lovely. unaffected anu EXQUISITE
the house would indeed nave risen ~
her. save only for rs well schooled man
ucrs.
A. u vas. Mrs. Gibson received =
welcome 80 hearty 20 warm. aud %
suiiinziy glad that 10 must have pleased
even her. accUsfcmed - enc - 70
scuistlor
Beginning nth ~ ara FROM Edogard
1-aios opera. l. koi - - Mrs orb
COUP with the ar. "PIeurez mes ycus
from Maesancts Je CID srousirg
such enthusiasm that the house would
not De content Until che bad sane again
sppesiing AIavos~leen. Her second
group vas con- posed - Erg4-sh -ongs.
Of when FfIl--lFT = wake fTNFe y
she mos difficult. AID get 90 much he
most delightful 20 tho audience thar
again ete va nos owed 20 leave tne
sage. already hcarcd VIII gowns
blooming tribute ~ her bcaufy. per
sorsiify ana ATT
Wi.h fhe f.rst chords ron Dc piano
TIE audience s~rr-.Ir r-ofr into
flmBlfsous rcrugr If.rn 20 lrar. -
rr-rr herrd ffirEs frr ft as Der
Bolt ard wlft i-f sIrir.. -rft -irc' 81.
from memory her frisr. rt va- con- .ets
A. ire end Of he corrort. Sire Glb.
sor sang the soprano Ter n no duet.
La r cnr~rh from Don GIOVANNI.
ard only those Who az suo heard h-s
car APPRECIATE the Whimsical charm
~ no zrirser. voice and pcrson ri'h which
ehs endowed Zcriin~ cooIe tlth role
Miss Helen X. Filchr9Wn. fhr plan.
Set. dispisyed = remarEauIe com rrent
~ f~chrfc. ~1ecgtiDg diNfrslf ffii.s md
ms ci~Sniy and evenly and fsr touch
r-fsti. In The sho-f Orig uIrIt-f va'
D~fe~fahie She siso cnfa.re1 from
s.. Exceptionally fur fQrr g>r'
rsno : volume 81 tone s.fto.i zee D.
fs m Sc Strength tef .fff Larr
go - tspeciafiy sfmirscif
serge kNrar-IF. n~fii'af eani
= r.ifrrTrer % rouGs
f,cgfs n tF~iiz~is sesos.r@ ABA, 30
wrsre even more -ommendeble thsi
thst extraordinarily syu psinslis ~.
sefsgeoreinstins ny,. 49,, e eo,see ~