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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


Herhoth, painting. signwork. 1881.
Fine assortment Navajo Rugs.
$500 up. Louis nfeld. ia John 81.
II you need "a plumber phone 51l.
Beenan y Ayer.
Fees Candy Store-BcautifuI boxes
OF Candy aa 25c. soc and $500.
Miss Alice Lind win icave this AFT
crnoon for Chicago.
Special low prices on all grades OF
watches az Rosenwald Bros jeWelry
department.
Auto and carriage lap Robes on
special % per cent discount sale J.
korber q Co. POS North ccone -.
speciai-&gs3 for q $500 cut GLASS
sugar and creamery az Rosenwaid's
l~eveiry Department
Solid sold Ba5y Ross, plain and
set, special Tor 75 cents az RosenWaiu
Bros. Jewciry Department.
District Judge Herben y. Raynoids
left his morning on the limited for
California, where ne VIII spend
christmas
Hand painted fruit plates. regular
$50 value ut special price OF 30
cents at l%toscnwald Bros Jewelry
Department
Superintendent and Mrs. Frank
Meyers are acre from las Vegas. huN-
t come down in Ala. Myers private
car Mrs. Myers b. on o shopping
TRAP.
Members ~ The North Fourth street
Gospel Hall sunday school should
come 10 the hall on Friday mornils
al 20 o'rlo,k for the Christmas en-
tertainmcut
Triple Link Rebekah Lodge 80 30
wIu meet In regular session at 1859
O'Clock tonight. An officers who
take part in the installation are re-
questcd to be present
a pan of lard, blazing ou the
Kitchen stove in the home Of James
Eakru. glS South THIRD street. early
last uight. resulted in o call Cor the
tire department There was no dam
age.
Horace N. Dunbar. brother OF T..
u Dunbar. the well known Albu.
qucrque real estate man. died IA
q ~ 10 NJ EhANHAAN ~ N'
The funeral ook place az Paris to-
day.
There viii he n meeting AT the
Lutheran chuDch at 5 o'clock tonight
20 rehcarse the German carols fol
/ the municipal Christmas tree cele-
Dration All German speaking people
in the city and ai who can sing Der
man songs are specially invited "a be-
present
The name stamped On sold Letters
ou AN article OF leather Will make il
more appreciated AS % ChriE MAJ giil
D. you ave giving any sort Of leather
J goods this Christmas let "a stamI
the name iu gold on o.. Evenini
Herald loo department. hone s2f
The night school holiday vacation
hcrau with she close of last eYenilg
session. except in The ease 81 th'
spanish class The Spanish pupils de-.
cided Go take no vocation except of
Christmsa and New Years nights
The general school holiday Viii brgi'
tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
Thirty GALLONS OT SoUP
ron These VINO ARR cold

Sam p. stevens. proprietor Of tho
'i uraes hotel ~ ua gered today to
give the municipal Chr istmus Tree
,"i.af ttcp thirty gallons of hot SOUP
Chris mas csc while presents are be-
ira distrihut" Q az th, Tree. There VIII
boo trHn, people WIN viii be cold aud
rIuN Goo whom q bowl OF good. hot
sn"r viii hs Yc-t ErItcful Mr. Stcy
CO.'S ,uiuntcpict tho sin and the sal
,'ii.r trmt ndi hc 0u hand to do the
serving a location convenient Co tho
cree VIII Doe provided
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

sufficient funds 60 meet all OF IT, eN-
pensea % thc members have OK
pressed sincere qualification az the
wholcsouicd response Co the request
for contributions.
one Of the latest Sits To bc re-
ccivcd came to Mrs. Field today In a
telegram from Mrs g. r. Stotcsbury
of Philadelphia. contributing S25.
Mrs stotcsnury had heard uf the
municipal festival plans and wired
her contribution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
GIFTS ron THE TREE
from Es% AND WEST

Not only Albuquerque. but people
Interested n Albuquerque from as
far a = a. Philadelphia and a. TAR
west as San Francisco have made
gifts % Albaqnerques municipal
Christ mas tree. according 90 Mrs.
NeiH A. Field. chairman Of the gen
efai COMMITTEES. This COMMITTEES has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
AIL AT nIGuT pIICFs,

Auto steamer rugs. hap robes. nurse
blankets, deg harness. dog ~collar,.
saddle. harness, horse cellars. whips.
hnrntFss oils, harness drcsSing-. Ieath-
a.. waterproof chrome hail %~ples. oak
haiti -oies for men and Wonrcn. . in 4
Shoes polislae~. an solors, 100, Whit
timan's polislics.
TtiOS. q. kEIEnER.
COS West Ccnfml Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

1i,ey rome, thcy go, they buy. they
~ftl. but Iicnry's parcei Delivery
siieks. The eldest IN unchanged sor-
Vice. Phone $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

RcgJIar meeting or the n " a.
tomorrow uIsht ln the /. q. o. F. hall
at 20. This Will De the last meet
ing OF the year 800 "a large attendant
is dies ircd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

ORR ABSTRACT or TITLE ARE
GUARANTEED -GlERKE. OGLE a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

To-. The Herald want ad Do your
wutk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
SPECTACULAR SIGN
ARRIVES FOR THE
NEW ''B" THEATRE

One Of the most spectacular elec-
tric flash signs in me southwest. FUR
nished by the James J. Day company
Tor the new "B' theatre. vas delivered
yesterday. n h double face. ~ feet
hish and g feet wide, wesghs i.000
pounds. and has 3fs lamps On h. n
h made OF galvanized metal hnishcd
In the beat wearing colOrs 81 paints
and enamelF. ana bears the under
writer's label II has a.. 20 and 80
inch letters.
Lei she Herald want al do y9u'
work
How alaut y0ur CaeaninE and
Pressing? Are son sntisligsiY ~ you
desire good work and psompf asten'
lion GAIL
BILLS SHOP
zFIsfH bros, PROPS.
$40 So. sccond ~ Phone ls0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

Ls' the Herald want aa do ,our
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
DIAMONDS FOR LESS

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have 90 pay
regular prices for their goods,
WHEREAS. ours r. left on our
hands as unreSlecmcd security on
loans. THEREFORE,, we can sci
you goods Tor less than they have a.
pay -make something ourselves and
save YOU "a big percentage.
This ~ PLAIN common aense-no
hocus- pocus or humbug.
Buy VOW for Christmas. 4 small
deposit VIII reserve the goods you
want.
H. YAN0W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

LEI he Herald want al DO you'
sork
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

Wire DOH buggies ..
MM. kIEkE,
2Il SOuih First street.
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BILLS SHOP

zftIsfH BROS, PttOT'S.
IiB So. second 81 Phone ls0.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

The big steam shovel on the John
son road will complete within a few
days the widening of the roadbed at
the point three miles from the city,
where i has been engaged for ten
days, and estimate was made yesier-
day that BY the end Of the present
week. or at latest next week, tie
mouth Of Tammany hollox will be
reached, when work on the big fill
can be inaugurated. Between the
point shere the shoy.lis nov workin e
and the mouth Of Tammany the
GRADING is to be widened at several
points. but the shovel will handle
this quickly.
Adyices from the grading camps
IL Tamnany show that they are con-
tinuing to make fine progress
Tribune.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
NOTIeE ZOE PUBLICATION.
NoIloe q rFooI q ApplIealIoa b v aLer . %.

Nolice Of Proof Of Application Of Water to Ben
eAcisl Use.
hoiiee Is hereby given that st II a. "a. On Tue
litA day Of Aplll. 1914, ct Forest, county Of
Lewis. state of idaho. before 4. a. HosIey. Jus,
tiee Of the peace, proof Viii be submitted ofthe
application 20 beneficial use Of Il Of one cubic
foot per second Of the waters Of Deer Greek. in
eeeordance with the terms and conditions OF
Permit No. sgl7. heretofore issued by the Stale
Engineer Of the state Of Idaho.
] The name aud poatoflce address OF the
person o. corporation holding said permit are
John A. flatt, Forest. Idaho.
= Tbs use 10 which said water has been ak~
piled Il irrigation and domestic use.
The amount spilled 70 beneficial use IL
x Of one cubic loot per second.
4 The place where said water Is used ID
partly ~ the DN5< a the ne5z and the neM Of
the n@sz balance in lots and o. all Ia sec ~
twp n, range 3 W. b. M.
.. The canal Is unnamed.
q. The right 70 take water from such works
Il based upea perniz 30. sgi7.
2. he scarce Of supply from which such
water IL diverted is Deer Greek.
!. The date Of priority whleh said user il
prepared 10 establish Is Aug. a. 1908.
=. r. King, State kngineeF.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
Sing LAUNDRY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, u ., Land once
Al Lewiston. Idaho, February 10Th, 1914.
OF Aeaperce Idaho, wh0, on October Ath. 1910.
meae homestead entries No- o36s0s Ter M
uNsx sec II aud e3S nes< sec. 70, tsp a ~. rg-
b. d. b., has nled noEaoe Of Intention 70 make
lhree-yeAr proof, 10 ezaa bilsh claim % the land
ahoRe described. before Register and Receiver
". a. lsnd DMice ~ Lewiston Idaho. on Inc
S9lb day Of March, 1915.
Claimant names 90 witnesses; Ben schultz.
STEPHEN Gilman, Emanuel Carey Clefn Carey
So 4 IA. Bartlett, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

That a Pennsylvania girl Who
claims to have had q vision Of Heav-
en- says The men angels are all wing
less. Which goes to show that
women will iy around in the dress
ing circles while men viii labor
10 the hasement-but We viii worry
along some without wings when We
get sheFe-wings would be such q
nuisance when il came to dressing.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

PARM TO RENT The Charles
KIumsich ranch, II mile southeast
Of Russell; for season 1914. expiring
Jan. /. 1915. for $500 cash in ad-
vance. Don't write unless you pay
The price. Barney Kumeich, RID 2.
Romulus. N. Y. zw.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
MiIeh Cows For Sale.

-Four coed ones, from bunch of 30,
fresh and coming fresh soon. T. C.
Fuller, Route 5. Nezperce. If
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
Local and Personal News Notes

~
Fink Bros.
Some extra snaps In land. Sei
Harding q Shasksy. 4
The Grangeyille horse show vii
be hsid on Nay 2s.2o.
BLUEsTEM HAY FOR SALE
Sec B. Z. JeiieFis d
Jas. AsFoas waa up % q business
trip from Lsvisson this seek.
PAns catch, clock and isvslry re,
pairing a The Booth Jewelry Store.
II you care to trade your proper.
" fer Alberta land. address w. z.
Larsoa. Killam, Alberta. sssl
D.P. Elliot Il the Mohlsr ssctlou
was 10 shs city and called at our
sancsun sancsofiam Saturday.
Geo. Fox who has been attending
shs Agricultural college Al Moscow
ssssEnsd hams Friday syshing.
Yca gel she real cream Of the
wkeal Ia "Gefm"-she best break.
lsa feed Of them ali.
Dsanond tires, tubes and other
smeTgeney auto supplies Al Net
perez Machine WORKS.
FOR SALE Coed Gr posts al 10
each. Z. u. Lyoas. 7 niles noFth
ard three sallrz east 81 Nssperce. A.
All aecsions Of TIE oOaslnens wIll
bs Invaded "A the moving picture
shDw Ia TIC 'sCooquea4 81 Wild AMI
mals'' a. The opera house, Monday
evening. March 80.
Cosnsy Superintendent Mlsa Ressa
Martin departed Tuesday morning
sos the Kamiah section where she
spens several days viaitlng the seven
Il acaools IL that vicinity.
Ms. and Mrs. ]. D. White and zee
hslr wens 10 Grangevslle Saturday 10
visit with relatives and friends. Mr.
white returned Monday morning
and Mrs. White remained several
days longeF.
FOR SALE Minneapolis 40
horse engine, coed as new-mn
Iaas rs days. Cost 50, 400; will 70
at bargain. Easy terms. Also ?
Mccormick I4.ts. headen; coed ~
new ii . bargain. A. 3. Sickler,
"a miles East Nezperce- g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman flaming
returned Monday from Lewiston,
whefe they spens the winter for The
benefit oE his health. Mr.. flaming
10 locking excellent and says be be-
llevea be can beat che record shis
gear 6n barley and wheas.
The concert and black-tace com
edv farce given by the giee club Of
The lOoaI high school at the auditor
Iusn last Saturday evening vas well
attended and a snug little sum was
realised TO further the expenses Of
shs athletic association, which thus
lar has ahown up very eseaisahsT
For Nssperce.
Rev. Smoshesa' sermon to fnen
last Sunday evening dsev . large
audience and We have heard many
favorable comments about The dis.
sourse. Ncxt Sunday evening The
nen will attend again and poke each
,sheg Ia The ribs when a discourse to
Tonen viii be delivered. Turn about
- fair play, We know.
On Wednesday morning The Nez.
,erce Roller Mills began the ship.
nens oil ton Of flour to Pierce
City by parcels post The iiedf bad
. Be weighed 10 make so-pound
packages, hauled 10 the pcatofice q
he shippers expsnae, stamped, and
hen hAalea 10 TIE depot d The sx-
,cnse oil The government, and Will
hen be taken over by the rusai
carriers Of The mountain section,
rho undoubtedly will b. ~ sackisa
. SEQ thia consignment ~ saowgn =
niger baby bad made iss appearances
ID he family.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Mfs. M. z. vanNatser Of colviIe,
Wash. who has been visiting at the
hone Of II. D. Buck. left this morn
ing for a viait al Spokane before re-
turning home.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

FOR RENT--l20 acres. 81 miles
south Of Winchester. NJ. Shaxkey
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19
The people read TIE Herald.


Cut CASA swsll line On displa,
al Booths.
Madison Lamher Company FOL
coal and wood.
Sssyena' Restaurant. the best plscs
10 eat. &7n
FOR SALE-Severai hundred
poasSs eAbbAes. w. l. scaaisF. q
Mrs. o. w. Hnsfner and liltls
ehiid made . short slais 10 TO Friday.
FOR SALE-os trade for ssoca
god house. harn. 2 lets. city water.
W. II RALPH made ; bnslnsss ssir
to Lsslsson Saturday evenlng.
GET TIE HABET-And gel ysar
clo,hss from caFlsoa. tbs tailor. Il
W. ]. RAmsy was i BUSINESS visitor
la Lsvlasen tbs hFss Of tie seek.
Fsks q Lehman wgil buy yoar
slosk. See them before selling Il
For up-so-dale mllllasFy. sec Mrs.
Ioaasoa's lice. opposiss posssshes.
WANTED At ONCE seooud.
land organ. Esquire al thla oasce.
GET TIE HABIT Place your
order qsIek Cor Easter cioshss u
carlsoa's. gw
HAY FOR SALE IS pr Ton.
cash mlls east NsspeEcs. VS..
Rapport. s*
Ole olsoa a he opera hoase Sat-
aFaay syeaing Of sAss wsek. 7se. SOC
asa Tsc Esr reserved seats.
MAdsson Lsrmher Company ios
bsllSiag material Tbs best and
the cheapest.
100000 private nOasy 10 Loan
o. Farm property Esquire unlon
State Bank. Il
GET THE HABTT-Havs yoar
clothes cleaned and made 10 lcok
Ike new. a Caslscas. ~
Qassn a Tbs West il an excsllsns
straight grade aour-ever Try ilS
It's guaranteed.
Steam heated Fooms for rent as
reasonable rates. EnquIre Union
State Bank. nI
Wanted Women u The Meshodiss
Chsfch Sunday 80 p. n. Extra
chairs will be provided 10 accomme-
daie he people.
~ eyes boiler you.
We can make your farm lo&'s on
the most attractive terms. II is 10
your interest 10 see us before making
your loans. Farmers State Bank.
Coming, Hyron's Troabedoufs
The great musical aggregation that
made such alt here las. seas0n.
Watch for bills and date.
LAUNDRY-The Electric, NJ
Grangevllle. guarantees good work.
Leave bundles Mt Stevens Rcalau.
rant. Ship Wednesday afternoons.
return Saturdays. 47sf
L. w. Robinson, The big chief OF
the Nezperce Houring mill made an
other swing around the Lewiston
vicinity In the interest 81 hts wares
the past seek.
Ms. c. z. Reynolds departed |
Monday morning for Lewiston 90
compznied by her little son who 10
afflicted with rupture, and Il ia en-
pecsed an operation will have % re-
auls.
r. 70. BIakeiy and Mrs. c. Terna-
han departed Friday morning for
IndIanola, Iowa, 10 response 70
telegram announcing that their fathef
was very III and could DOT survive
very long.
Rev. c. II. Bergerson, pastor OF
the Lutheran church In this city, Ia
on d committee having In charge =
grand Seventeenth Of May cels- |
bration By The Nofweaians Of The In
land Empire NJ Moscow.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-19

Ec6S FOR HATcHINC Thor
ough-bFed Barred Plymouth Rocks,
IS Tor 81. chas. Giles. 42-4
The evening world., 1914-01-21
Cut Price Sale of Toilet Articles Continued
MORNING SPEClAlS-Tsusnsv. Ihwsday. Uahl lkM
To prevent dealers buying quantities sssasesa ayW

II &. Bisseksl Mu1n. .,..............o|
- inch-ae ArssslnS.
Also I" 'rSS asisG .aYSiiiii1ii;iiai-- I'm
y q. Rn09s-2 y yDass.. ...,...., ~
Blue and gray chamhSay anA kAakl
drtir,Vel9nK Sf s shSc slssysxS 800.
- q. S1k MRsed Radnss. ........,..... ~
Lustrous finish-fine for dresses,
Spring suits--best colOra.
WASH DRESS fAn1lCo-DA0DakOA
% Ct. Ta1sssd Waists. ................. A|
Striped crepe and pongss-nswiy
made--low collRr-Ali sizes.
wAisTs-src0ND FLOOR.
- Ct. Mems Rub Undsrvsss ........... AI
Tan.-high neck-long slssves-
ankle length drawcrs--all siSoo--
also gray rlb-broken sizes.
KNIT UNDERwEAR-NAlN FLOOR.
50 Ct. Fancy Corded Csspss. ,.......,.. !. lo|
Double width-dssirabls eolors-
siLKs--MxiN 11OoA.
% Ct. utts Tets Whit Dssesss. =
Lawn and nainsook-yoks. NpaG6oSF
and Trsnch-daiutily ty1m'a = n
Lace and emb' y-styee ~ yo41k s2<n1
'ssAssG Dsa esoosn ?
The evening world., 1914-01-21

has trained q chorus worthy Of re-
spect. Especially good ID his soprano
choir His programme, which was
laSely new, was lofty and dimcult
and he In to be congratulated upon
having presented It adequately.
verdis "stabat Mater" which was
one Of the last compositions Of the
Italian master, got its first public
performance with orchestra In the
United States-so Mr.. SCHNEIDER says:
At any rate, as a whole, II 10 not
fnm,iiar. II In a splendid pieoe Of
musicianship that appeals more to
N To- the heart. spiritual
and elevating, with none Of the SEN
suv,is uttractiveness of the familiar
anvil hv Ross,ni. One Of the most
haunting numbers was the "videt
Jesuiii al tVrilentis," and one OF the
most effective was the whispered
last chorus "Amen!" Beside this.
Mr. sShind1s. gave >, rss IsrfS %.n
donai's 20 Padre Nostro." q para.
phrase Of the Lords Prayer. from
Dante's ''Pursatory." for mons voices
and orchestra. The music was al
lied to the text 20 closely and beau
tifully a. to engender fresh expecta-
ton Of what II to be accomplished BY
the young Italian who composed
"Conchita." Almost q novelty was
Gabriel Faure's "Pavane" for small
orchestra and chorus, q dainty bit Of
Instrumentation depicting courtly
dances and stately manners.
Julia CUP was heard with orchestra
In two songs Of klarchen from Bee
thoven's "Hgmont." In Schumann's
"Staendchen." with women's chorus
and orchestra. and In excerpts from
Borodin's opera prince Igor" She
was In lovely voice and was warmly
applauded. She was especially effoo-
tive In the Erst part OF the latter
the chorus Of the Polovetsian maidens.
The second part consisted mainly Of
ailu-ing dance music for boys. maid
ems and mon. II the feet Of the latter.
however. were ~ heavy - their
voices, the dance would b loaden.
The evening world., 1914-01-21

virilc melodrama 10 entertainment, and
that IL what audiences are looking for.
THE Yellow Ticket" will never make
the slightest dent In the machinery OF
the Russian Government. but Il may
build . new theatre for Mr.. Woods.
II appears that women who are not
respectable in Russia come In for q
share Of governmental care. Each Il
equipped with q yellow ticket issued
by the police authorities bearing her
name and description. and the ticket
10 her passport from place to place.
her union card. 10 to speak. Natu.
rally this system gives the secret DO
lice Of Russia tyrannical power over
the outcast. and around the system
and It's possibilities Mr.. Norton has
woven his drama.
It IL simple and direct drama. A
virtuous Jewish girl. in order to visit
her dying father In st. Petsrsburg,
registers with the police at Kisv and
10 given q yellow ticket. In 81. Peters
burg. homeless and friendless, shs
steals the name Of q girl who dies In
her rooms-but keeps the yellow ticket
The chief Of the secret police becomes
infatuated with her. decoys her to hi
NOR the girl plunges that most modern
the designing oh1cer.
tricated from her trouble. There hap
The evening world., 1914-01-21
The CHARM
OF MOTHERHOOD
Enhanced by Perfect Phys
ical Health.

The experience Of Motherhood d . try
ing one to most women and marks dis
tinctly an epoch In their lives. Not one
woman in . hundred il prepared o. UNI
derstsnds how to properly caro- for her
self. OF course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment ct such
times. but many approach the expert
Gnce with an organism untitled Tor the
trial d strength. and when Il 10 over
her system has received . shock from
which Il 10 hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes the nsrvous strain
Of caring for the child. and . distinct
change in the mother results.
There l. nothing more charming than
Q happy and healthy mother Of children.
and indeed childbirth under the right
conditions need be NO hasard TO health or
beauty. The unexplainable thing !.
that, with oil the evidence q shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an upprepared condition. and with am
Die time IN which to prepare, women will
persist in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, . most valuable tonic and
invigorator q the female orgsnism.
The evening world., 1914-01-21

girl punses modsr
q the hear NJ the designing omcer
The evening world., 1914-01-21
Fla BOhenae''
Well Put On
At the Century
BIZ Svluester Ra.pling.

az A BOHEME." which was put
EE. ON at the Century Opera
House for the first time last
10At. b ono Of the most creditable
hinss that the Messrs. Aborn have
ens. Evidently bit of thought and
pome rshearsais had been given to
- preparation Of Puccini's opera
baA the success that It won with the
aa1iancs was justified by the merits
- ~ production. Tho management.
sr once. relied upon its own re-
Reorcss for stage settings and they
49, sdsouate. The attic for the first
~ last acss. or coarse. was easy to
ngsAnGe, but the Cafe Momus scene
- presented effectively as to back
Seand, groupings and action. ana
- snowfall At the Barriere d'Enfer
vas realistic.
The cast could scarcely have been
be146rsd from the resources Of the
|bsnpany and there was noteworthy
be1tins together and up to each other
NJ the principal singers. It takes
~ Latin temperament. perhaps, to
~ IN iiltminative exposition OF the
haDpy- go-frse. devil-me- care charac-
.teItsttos Of the bohemisns of the
AA Quarter of the Paris Of the
DosseA, but the American contingent
(Afet matter that one OF them u an
l6elAahmanD made . very good try.
NJ dance. the mock duel and all the
g.play Of the last act were espe-
Aelly well done.
Morgan KinGston's stiffness a Ru-
Ho2Rh could bo forgiven for his ex-
- mt singing. The story of his life.
- - told 1t to Mimi in his garrett
AV91o, was admirably sung. 30 well.
$500, that the correct department
~ customary Century audience
80 upset. The action was inter-
eeA b. Q storm Of applause.
-44D EVEN who was q simple and
IQyAb1o 0tsii, sang with much charm
~ Uele The character understand
80 Iona Mason. instead of Irene
Al4eord. was Musetta, O vision OF
oUe3so and gracs that justified Mimi'a
oAment upon her at their first meet :
~ The other bohemians were Louis
Peldler a. Marcel. Morton Adkins
~ 4chAunard. and Alfred Kaufman
- ooaiine. all worthy. Frank Phil
The evening world., 1914-01-21
ecHoLA cANToRUM GIVES
MOST INTERESTING CONCERT,

Kurt SCHNEIDER and the Schola Can.
forum. assisted by Julia Culp. the
Dutch singer. as soloist. and accom-.
panied by the symphony Orchestra,
gave one of the best and most inter-
esting concerts Of the season at Car.
regie Hall last night. Mr.. SCHNEIDER
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lips was Benoit, the landlord, and
Alcindaro. the old gallant who took
Musetta to the Cafe Momas to dinner.
He was amusing In both parts. Mr..
Szendrei conducted with spirit.