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To Tell Of Magnetic Cruise.

The recent cruise OF the magnetic
Yacht Carnegie is 10 be described by
William ]. Peters, chief magnetic OBJ
server of the department Of terrestrial
magnetism of Carnegie Institution, at the
next meeting, at the Cosmos Club. of
the Washington Society of Engineers. to
be held at clock Tuesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15
Meeting of Anthropologists.

The regular meeting Of the Anthro-
biological Society of Washington is to
be held at 4:3o o'clock Tuesday afternoon
IN room AZ of the ne. National Museum.
DR.. j. Walter Fewkes Is to speak on his
Egyptian experiences. the address to be
illustrated with stereopticon views.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15
Paper on Georgetown Homes.

Al the regular meeting of the Columbia
Historical Society, TO be held at s o'clock
Tuesday evening. in the banquet hall of
the Shoreham Hote,. William A. Gordon
Is to read a communication on The Old
Homes on Georgetown Heights"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15
To Lecture on Education

Dr. Lewis B. Moore. dean of the Teach
ers College of Howard University. Is to
lecture on education at Wilberforce Uni
verslty this summer.
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Charles Tauberschmidt Appointed.

Charles Tauberschmidt has been ap-
pointed superintendent of Takoma Park
postal station, vice William r. Van Horn,
effective March 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15

Donovan's, 2OO3 I4th ST. NV. Phone M
2349. Buffet. Hieh-grade Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Prompt de -iveries..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15

Order GUIDES Homegrown Flowers.
They always last longer because they are
practically fresh cut when ordered. 1914 F.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15
CITY ITEMS.

'sTAe Sign Of the Secret Niner To-day.
Virginia Theater. Some detective story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15

The Perfect Glove Cleansing. OdorIess,
Soft, Smooth: &c pair. Douglas, 1898 14th.
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OF Use Against Ice Gorges.

The subcommittee is also to call the
attention of the Commissioners to the
Importance of relieving ice conditions
above the bridge, and this hinged stack
would also enable TIE boat, It is pointed
out. to reach a point where it would be
able to break up and prevent heavy Ice
forming as menace to the bridge and
surrounding property. which was under
stood to be one of her functions when
purchased. and for which she is suit
ably equipped.
The chairman of the committee NJ l.
Weller. at the committee meeting Fri
day reported that through his efforts
and that of the committee the apprepria
ton Of 100000 for the Anacostia river
has been re Inserted in the bill nov be-
fore Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15

$S3.43 Une Way-Pacific Coast
and other western points,
baltimore and Ohio. March ~ to April Il.
full Information at ticaet ofEces.-Adver-
tisement.
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Tracing Paper. Schmidt, 1921 18th 81
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HINGED SMOKESTACKS
FOR THE FlREFIGHTER
Board of Trade Committee Asks
That Boat Be Enabled to Pass
Aqueduct Bridge.

A subcommittee Of the committee on
river and harbor improvements of the
Board of Trade has requested a hearing
tomorrow before the District Commits
sioners to request that a hinged smoke-
stack be provided for the Fireighter
SO that she can go to points above the
Aqueduct bridge, which is now impossible.
With several business houses and many
boat and canoe clubs on the banks of the
Potomac above that point. the need. ac-
cording to the committee for the boat
for fire purposes may arise at any time,
and, with the hinged stack. she would
be Of material use where she is now
valuelesS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-15

T.F.v." LUNCH. 1908 Pa. ave. s. -
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Phone Your Want Ad to The stHe.
Main 2440.
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Select Hard Crabs a. Schneider :.
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LOCAL MENTION.
= Have $4,000 to Invest in Dov

Portable Crates. J. II. Corning, $50 18Th st
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rAlxvu.u NEWS

Miss Ethel Mcclustcy returned
"Wednesday from Trinidad where she
spent the past Tow days visiting rria.
iiS-s.
Mrs.. J. Mcciuskcy. Mrs. T. liar.
foot. Mn. J. Pollard and daughter
Mary. were sisiiors In Trinidad
Thursday.
br. c. O. Mcclure mo,orcd To
Trinidad Friday.
Mr.. and MrA. wrich aud son were
shopping II Trinidad Saturday even
iak.
Dave Brighton spent Saturday c,-
cnins In Trinidad.
Miss Gladys DcJcan aud Miss Mary
Pollard spent sunday In sopris.
'Nr.. Roy warrick Is able tn be out
Of doors a&ain after undergoing an
operation.
Miss Victoria ORrodowski Of Trini-
dad spcni Sunday In osir camp.
Mrs. X. Wilcox spent Monday In
Trinidad.
Mrs. 4. Brighton and daughter.
Mrs. Roy Rcinoch1. spent Tuesday In
Trinidad.
Mrs. X. Rcinoehi and daughter
kathryn were visitcrs In Trinidad
Tuesday.
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A Nelleeied Csld oftea
Alfee(B lie Inns

Nasy sssSess yssss ss T1seas q l.une
Trouble can b. dIrrctly traced 10 ! coos6
o. cold which hss t'een neetected. u
you noticr that = cough perslsis " ciin4.
Ing. to you take waruinE. u you ne1lect
tlytnG to stop thla suppoeed Trivial teDu-
bic the throat aod 1angr htef becosue af-
tccted. In Many Casea eckman's Altefa.
tive has heen tke ncanr VI bringing per.
naneut rsiief. Investigate this cnse:.
.'GeaiIensn: For ave e AZ Year, I
wa tfoullled with cough and exJsectofa.
tien elso. had \ Nd fever. ~ case
was dechred 1.nn6 Trouble ~ my ply.
e3cian. ! vas gives Cod Liver on. Crso.
eoee ssd Other laedicines. AZ without
ssse.es sss s! a csris,"a' !. sn !!s iG M r..
ascsrthE; BE- .dy!,sd tse nse e Es..
sssllses et:al.s; ave s.iasi I. ys,fss.
Svugh " cold whatever. sire thses
iaots TO- encoeraps othefs to uoe 0ck0as's
Attentive"
tA@davit JAS. ". kANALY.
iAhove sbbssvjsted: more on reQuestD
BceAAn'D Alternative has Beer proven By
many yeap. test to be mus efncscions
for iaevers Throat end Lama Affections,
Rrcnchitls, bropchiai Asthma. Stubborn
Colds and IN upbuildiu9 the uyAtspi.
Conea1ps no nnrcotlcs- pClsous or habit.
fcrnsink drpAs. Ash for booklst tslllnx
RI Ucovefies., and write to Eckmnn
1aboratcsy. rhiladelphla. Pa. for evl.
oence. For sale BY all leading drugsists
'As Hausman Drug Co.. three seorsa
and ". 9. orsss Drug O.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

|ss hssF viliisg assistants ia the
'eeooisaasy 1sestossl sssirret ihs
|eaGa Of eseas silh psiss ssln iksy
1e0o hssoa1 shsessb. Thse the bread
Uas sss 80 shs bresksssi ssess.
The nsa uere lined w In sissis
|tile ssd SasssA BY the bread ssAitos
|Nsss. eseb %, ssn lesf- ThsJ
|eesasA fssa shsss 10 the ''Rssssy".
|oo they termed the sseeoiag ess.
vAsss ,osAss nsassf. Of The eSew
(AssAsA ~ The s,ssk ssd hsass- TIE
|eaSssis alAHsfieess u tbs command
waited sain b~ priSsiss hsa bees
laesvsAs lhsa hs,s~A 'hsssssavsA
Ths mag w. ~ssiiels osi VI to-
|hssss. -Pst' rtsssisns ssA ether.
|saeA sp . ssiis.iiss Which sesi-A
|sAse . sssa ss ssoHa1 .ssasso sseh
|osA eoaatAesssis eh~xsS6. Chief a
Po,sSs Ua,y s~si ssss ssa~ .sAtsiss
u With several aeasess ef tes
eyouA vsee IN s~sA. 'hss csa'sis
|sisrlaip. vts uss IL charge os the
Asssshnsas. rounded iheA sn.
nssrhsA thsa sask tn their rsfrisss-
|ssss ssg.. ssA is~s ~sss sssis -
ehsas voS.
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lRNI oF IDLE
MEN INVADE :
Pueblo

Pueblo. Colo. Assvs s..-Rssi.
~sA, ~ of ksii.Ss asay q The -.
sArtsssA. arrived y NsesDs u 6 o..
s'srk ysssssAsy nssA6 ssiets -
sss~~sis sio~ Cssssas NDsisiAn nss-
sss al S1isi. Ntrh,. eopoasAiss iAs
hsssai,ss-lsss il Sssil sAs snrsl -.
liss 0pssssds1 htk ssehesisy. They
ssss Eans1ea ~ ssA hsss shhis ~
10 The nssss 3 Mo
usssSs ySrAs. provided Sisk ssssA
sss psst sss sssss ~ the sisS. sisA
snhas~o ~ .yoss'hisssS ssAss ,As
se>~iasafs ~ their essp. asa thea
ssssss~1 - shsss -ssissss eass es The
ssfssgssolse sessssy aoA started
ia~sfJ ii-ssss ~ - s'elarA.
isslssa II tGstas say q his ss~.
h~s b. S~.sssies. csSs- tAss.-l fsssa
lhas hSs command Ass Gses sssmssl-
- ~ seasiy lS recruits. ~ho ssts,
sss1 fsan the iorSi sssas ssd river
hostses ~ TIE ssssii Of TIE ssssoias
pavk sAd beans That brought lhs
sotai saatss W 10 lt:,
lasisSa ~ AsisS . iAs,.ss. sA~ae. {.
sro1issie IssA. ,ks saaS vA,eA ~ss
sssssssisss ~ Pueblo ss~sssAay vas
hAssts< stss Ssstsss sssss. 1Asy
sSsysa The slisAssss su0aasA o(
their leader. asa s,ssssss they ksA
~ essea s,ss- yesassaAy nsssiss.
sos . h<ss wss sss<AsA. sss . ssvah
- ssssa ae,sslss sssL ssesy esa
hs1 bssa eesas1 aaA warned ~ saA
every soaf d brood hss ssss cut ss
s,ss asa ssssy ses distributes. TSss
Shsy liss1 ~ ssA seS b ''sniasss'-.
armed uish . hes sss ssa = sassA
~ = pi,ss. spp-ss.s 10 ssss tos hbs
sssiBn.
''1lew - Sea kss1is sssh . ssss.
With has assisa Tie psiirs 10 80
lhso 10 jsii ssa sasissy 10 ssessai u
osk~ She0 uest:' vea sDks1 a
their iesass. sAo n SO et sAs ssssii.
go nee 10 sassssv - Sse ssvss.
The 'ssp,sG sso0issSe' Anss sks
sssisss.. he replied vtsh . s0iis,
''vss ksos sse 'ss1osss' ere tie ~
.lm0s n~a 10 ihs saas. Ihss
ssssa h-hiss The saesass ssd -
that bis osdess ssv saissvea. that V
The esiy ssS 10 kssp The sass aas a.
'soable ssd sii a ~ uss al JAIL.
joas May eS MasSosssss. ~ H.. .
fososS Structural lsoo vastss sad
he ''ehssf saSess." Ne sssssse .
0aslis seiks vish . heasy ssl %
lhs eaa or Il. ~ says shas shs oaeal
eeSees - the sAias y oooA uoea sAe
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ITALY 10 SPEND 800. 900 FOR
EXHIBIT At San H1AMC18CO

Prince sealca Of the italian Minis
try has advised officials of the Pana-
ma Pacific International Exposition
that Italy will participate In the OK.
position that italy will participate In
the exposition and will cxpcnd $780,
600 on an elaborate comprehensive
national exhibit.
Sisnor Nathan. tho former Mayor
Of the City Of Rome. has accepted the
appointment "a Italian Royal Com
missioner TO the exposition and Will
leave for America soon to dedicate
his country's site.
The italian Parliament recently
appropriated 100000 for particip-
patton and interest. which has been
keen In Italy over the exposition. i'm
mediately became an expression of
enthusiasm. II Is reported that
steamer reservations are now being
made by hundreds Of prominent ital-
iana for the year 1915 and that the
attendance from that country will he
exceptionally large.
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Chronicle. News soc . month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
LABOR LEADER
OPPOSED TO
|nCORPORAT|nG

iA~sssr. Cello. ..Srsa :T,-Th~ Ia
Las asioss af Colorado nfe app0s@d
Ia the issos .assai IONS of untsas, \
saaSsss AAae resulted in .kpIepsiai,
fs0M Assy 0f the i~sdtss oSss nis-ss
.ssiiax that BY incorporating the
usioss wSaid gain h.shins fsr ih@sn.
4sd that the o~s-fs and ois~fstofs of
the vsI,a.i. Industries alone s"ai'i
L- beh~ftltsd,
''Tse insss~s,s ~ the soskihs s
mxn.' ssid i'f-si.isat Meyer of the
Ws.isrn Federation, ''af- the fore
.no.l consideration sf the unioas-
Min ihi. ih nihi. Incorporation
.~sn.. undesirable at This s'asr IN
the dss-iapssssl "a. unionism. II ~.
did this As shosiid simply b- pisy
| lag into the hands 81 tie ap@ras-
or.,"
There i. M ssassh." said Egn.s,
Mills. sArs-safS %. the same "ssanisA-
siou. for Incorporation. sah sec
no change in the prss@hi relations oi
the saskes saa -npioSsf that .csii''
b- bs..,shl At-oas ~ sash asiipag u
!. .ia,piy . .aL,-ftas5 al ,l- "-,-fs,'
asS assiss-ss los their ovn s-.-sis
alone
John II. Lac soh. International ss-
-~uiiss lassa m-nsbrf af ihs tn's-si
Nine Wask-r. Of Aps-risa. and t"hfi
N.k~ansn. psvsia-ns "s District
No. IL sf Skr Nin- Workers. -s'
ns-..-a ,s-~.sls-s .. ap.-.s@d In III.
,rsopasi,ivn.
4 an. siaa shas sh- sasi-si has
rome up. said t-sssahs fio~-srs.
ID sa, .assid-s sh- plan . ,essibl~
ns. In the Isfs, place. shat s-asna
-sisss lot interpretations as anlans
Assin I ~iii ash. aha, iAi-,s ani.n'
.s. in...iafai-ds Further. hoe
sus,id i, i--n-tts either the os-~sa,"s'
as III. m-ns Finally II nstsss as.
jseos .,osa,-.i. would ia.y e"s nas.
the rishs to say Who ~ss To b~ -m
played by thVm:
''thafins all the y.ss. I hss- h--r
active in the tshss ssnscnsst. ! L-ss'
have h-ssi OF the .abjest .t sneoF'
posaiion bcisG raised al = conference
between miarss aad operators
1T - merely sssbsrsfusr "s Tbs
operators u l. una~e->ssr, snd mol
practical. Personally. I io na' ais
j-.t. II the ais~sa,ar. san sh.~' hoe
the plan cas- b. made To oprfai- sss.'
cssstuiiy. Unfortunately the tac' -s'
lists that the courts at the na'ina d.
aos xis~ the. ~arkins man pIop-'
consideration
IL i. mn, the business al a iahn:
unioa ia Incorporate" said loha Nc.
i.ranaa. because corporations arr
osxanis-d for the put .rp.r oI mskins
money \ lsl.os ueion i. no, rr"f.
t..rckias organization. The pur-
pose "f anioat.m is 4" benefit the
Individual mcmbcrs.
The representative. "' s.".":"
miurrs arr in conference with the
orc's'ars in Chicago At pF-scsi. and
,hi. subject has not been brooEhl NJ.
''Thrrrc IL every probability iha,
the conference will " ~irccssfui and
that no general strike will he called.
''Evidcntly the eastern corpora
tious and tho eastern miners srV M
nerd Of union Incorporation In order
So u .ts, -ov.l rnl.siuo.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

ac.ssssssA ssso -. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
AMY DESIGNATIONS
STRS PARLIAMENT
Se,ssssessa esso ~, ~


TIE srsstoa of the sshinet sossinr
ssd three hears Il uss said shas
The aisisasss toaad difftsii'y in &C.
paisias the siN ia the array ofIsais.
alios caused By the bio~ sisrn to II
~ the sssisss'ioss oi sN johs
tscssh asd t.i-ui~sani General Sir
sp~ae~f E~sst. saiaiaai sss-ssi To
the tnsr~ss
No .niaiioa at thr difficult trpu.
BILE which u eosfsaasias the usisish
gusesanseat Sas reached ~ the cab
lass council this ssossisR aad II was
assoasred that ssoihss n~~'iss of
the oialss~N would dtsruss Tho mat
ter bsfose Prr0l~s Asquilh spp~srrsi
10 the hoas- Of commoas.
Tue iobhirs of ih~ houses ot ,sss.
lisneas wes~ crowded sad all kints
of ruaors v-s- IN circulation.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
!ToP u1Anlm

VsI HYolm-Y0U D1xAIHE u
] .Ebisss sFuo~siy HesssA this dis.
saas ofSsa Sesas TO . serious IL sos
fatal silasss, u y seedisss 10 silos
eAtessh u ssis Soaf heaish-usr ~.
eaS.-n y ssusisiy effs. tive seiief
epr ssssssA jlls. is's the dise~s-io-
ehs-Aess iesala~ss. Sus sssaise .,
go saeoasA susiss. No hoss~hoi<
sAesiA - vilhost uyoo~i. u sos
oaly stvss saiek sas isasias sessfis
10 sassa II esssrh hal is ose al the
sssvsa asA ooss plssssst isssiaenis
fee AeaA ssA ~sids. saitties. ar ssoap
Ios ehiiArse.
Nyu0ss h sosbissstoa ot anti.
sepsie stts-yoa ssvsthc il-usiss .
sDsii ishsiss. rAs sis iaaes sisA
Asa,lh.ssasssss WJa0si snoshe..
heals ssA vissiisrs the s'sss. ssv sne
iaSlsas1 nsobssA- of the bs-siAiss
ess.aa slooes isa~disss,y. Thew v
~ other sea~dy ,hs, bssettss -
sssviy a. ~ ssi.kiy. Noasy ssfusd.
- by ssy Aussxis, II yos sss cot s~,-
tsftsA.
No sos ~ Si'hsus Nye0s, seassss
Aay. Druggists es~syvhesp srii IL.
Oct the ee0plsse osafls-ei.es siss
-lhts eosssiss the ishaiss saa hos.
tie Of iissA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

fs,loSa His title - chief saaess a.
- 0sha w . 0posss e The sssest
siys eaanitsos. With - sesapsssA se|
'nearss. = ssSsais;s Me-. = sAist|
aaooss. 80 1ahD 0soUs sf ejtas.
kssxh. uAe y hssA - the eeaois-
ssry brigade. fhsy sss ths army
ssA - psspsssts sssg vule1 III Aevst
iss11ss sshjsses WtlbA bes1ss has1.,
I'VE ensv ~ en10 ~ ~ 1sol.'
tag visA ss1 ~ k1pS that vs are
r~s.,essihls ~ 9bs0 y . Usss sSs'
ieas." asi1 Dssess, ''thas ~ " thsy
sss u 'reabls ~ ~ - 10 tsii. TAsy
Iss's kseu - - 0es,sS. ssA vs =.
- ~s are aob1nB eoen Do ihs siGSt
shiss ssA u Se1D 0scs To - IL, We
ssssssesA 80 ~ 1a11g 10 'sneissry
easnssossg salV yesterday. HA|
ss1s u ~ sos sli sy himself an
AsS. ssA bsl1ssa -. has~ass sd
sess sstss .sAas 'lesss' 10 's~ sess'
tsiaA" a
AassA ssoss6iss shs sssssos q
kseay.s GoosoD ~. .laAA his ssisissl
ssoy sess0 ~ esnaasy. Daaesa -.
rissa1 SAaa sSoes AeA sssslis< u sAs|
Asvseall q shs ssv asesssnss lseA'
-. -ss s.si- --s-ss- $50
.'Hs vss ssssAs ssa wanted sli aes|
tale ~ Aiassoe. ~ vsss With saoI
% sAs caoA ~ vsea utiliax ~
aiea. vas . l1oeaoaas n ~ ssoS
asA vss = sooeUs q ~ ssaaisssy.
Ksliy aaAe Q baa1oaD = sss'iss lAeI
BIG Asoastsas. bul shsss vss ~ fsee|
eaoiSs isis shs bssss go shs eae0l
sss ssss. We flaaliy seesss'sS -
ssdi,iss ssaniasss 10 sssaiss The
ssp>a ssA osusA shss ~ ss1 'oss
sss ~ sAssss oe ~ sesosAs saa -.
ssseysA lbaA. WAsa shes sss~&se|
hin 10 AAA ssasiy slice - htn.
sr~esSiAs 10 vssi 'ss ss'Fs 'o's
~,
-TAsa shis busch ssosselsas Nae.
- sssJ ssas' is wsshiaslsa OF ssy
cher sisse. What ve are sisss y -
~ hass~ a. haxk sasi vh.sv shsss u
|sno~ vsst. TIE ssaA y rsssss. We
arr sshiss IL all stSAl tassshss. ssl
Y shsse AsA bsss - asS,s0 esis ~
this aes~ voslA have bsss u IN
,sas ase. asA shs svss vuaid ~
AesA."
AeeosAiss 10 The ssaseassis q
a~ossss - sAs ssss shsis lsss tss1
vas s>sse1 ~ 0ieeweoa aestaos
vsesv sey ssssss1 svts wslsssAsy
oesstss- The s,Ayse sat esvs
vssee vteh hesa1 go sotfee. Thss
shsy ssas sset isse their ssssisssai.
os cars esd ~ sess rsrspsloa vss u
rsssse vAsss. 0sessssa.iy ths .sties,
possse 6ooas10eos. -0hieA ha1 sSeps
% sAs ssossal sssssea. sjeas viii
halt . tsesa RSp osaaas detectives.
oss then u2aa sAsls arrival ID The
yards ss1 sspssssA shs0 - sis
itel1 soesA - ~ uo1Da saaliea.
hssa1 asA hsass vees ssss dswa
~ he etsy. sbs aAAu esss vsss ee-
sas1 md ehe seataaso 1a0osA tets OIL
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27
1oa STOMACH ADuvu

!. y. Stuart. wss, Webster. ". Y
vsilss; = have usst cksr.~siais's
Tablets for disorders -. the sso0seh
ssa liver Oft s~s % for The pAss five
yeass ssA I, affords ~ pleasure to
ssste :sas I hare foasd then 10 b.
3~N - ss3sesesse1 fAsy are atia
- their action aa1 ihs sssaiss have
bs~s saaissaesesJ. vaise then
ASShly." Vee ale ~ aii 1eolsss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-27

wsshissios. u, T.. March 81
Ths Mssiess ~mhsssS snaisS received
The toilosisx .iisysirh ffusn 'h~
Assisss sor.sii. x~sos ni~haia. ~
" ruso:
''tesleis have b~.s severely a-s-at-
~ ~ Tsss-oss \ column al i've
skoasssd ,soosps asa~r G~ssssi M"asi
have i~il xsiliiso is nsakis< move
asai To seisissv~ the ssFftsses The
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
}5aEBg Happening u in the XlMcic World 4
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

Metropolitan Opera popular concert Century
Hail. n
recital Hippodome s5 song recital by Jon"
Theatre piano recital by David sapIs'en
recital BY Ferdinand Sinzs
rndoa SIS violin recital by Hans N%
MousH p. m, free orchestral concert
French Cen
House. m, English Aida
House and rest OF the week. opera II"
Fngis Tienand"
WEDNESDAY, Italian opera La oo
by Nine Iuiah
German Der no
"Tosca Carnegie bs D.
Orchestral Waldorf Astoria ~ M
by Aeolian Hall recital oy
MmeN Royal Dsdmun
performance In America
Medco followed by Madeleine
Italian opera orfeo eo
Eurdice": popular prices ohengrin Car
symphony Orchestra; Carnegie
Harold Bauer Sl5 Von recitai
Hungarian Relief Society AGO.
Tolleson and Nine Buckhort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
At Music Studios.

Miss Jessie G. Fenner. teacher Of sing
Ing. studio No. 10 West S6th street. gave
a talk on Voice and the Art OF Singing
and Speaking before the music depart
Iuent Of the Womans Club OF Jersey City
on Wednesday afternoon, March II. Prac-
icsl illustrations were given by Miss
Fenner, who had the assistance Of three
" her pupils-Mrs. Isabel Klemyer and
Miss Catherine F. Brown. sopranos and
-.ss Gladys Opdyke. contralto.
Z. Sheffield Marsh. teacher OF singing,
Of Carnegie Hall, announces his only re-
cital Of this season. TO be given in his
studio on Wednesday afternoon, March
-. at o'clock. Mrs. Jean Clements. con-
tralto. will be the soloist In April two
OF Mr. Marsh's professional pupils will
give a joint song recital at the Waldorf
Astoria, the proceeds to be dcToted 10 st.
Johns Home for the Aged The singers
will be Frank Howard Haas tenor and
Maurice Epstein, bass.
olive z. Atwood. accompanist, pianist
and teacher. No sos West 1920 street. IS
assistant teacher for Fannie Bloomfield
Zeisler.
DR.. Woldemar Schnee, hand speclahsI
~ Berlin. and originator OF a system or
training to improve the hand for the
higher tasks Of instrumental technique
has opened a studio at No. 46 East 'oth
street. DR.. Schnee's treatment consists
OF manipulating the fingers and stretcn-
ing the skin. which he says. ADDS range
and strength 10 the hands OF pianist
and improves the technique of all players
OF striuged instruments.
Tho marriage OF Miss lnga HoessDrO'
risnist composer and teacher to JenS
Peter Christensen was celebrated yes'ei-
da,- AZ No. . East S6th street.
4 special feature Of the monthly e1eI-
,isos in the Hamilton Institute Tor Olrls
last Wednesday morning was the singing
of original melodies and words Dy uHe
cie,v for the Promotion Of Grand opera
a., english. Of which Anna f. Ziegler Is
ra+ional secretary. was held at the Aies-
,er studios. No 1925 Broadway. on Iues-
dsv afternoon, March 10. The meeting
was for the purpose of electing officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Luncheon will be served in the cathedral
school. At 2 o'clock p. m. the regiment
will proceed TO Fifth avenue and 4lst
street 10 escort the Irish societies In ire
parade. In the evening the ball OF the
non-commissioned officers will be held ct
the armory, and special feature OF TINS
event will be that those who desire 70
enjoy themselves in the good old Irish
style of dancing, instead OF the up-lo-
date dances, can do so in the large gym
nasium, which has been set aside eX-
clusively for this purpose.
Veterans Of the 22d Engineers have ar
ranged to give quite an elaborate MOVING
picture show and vaudeville entertain
nent I'm the armory on Monday night
March 30. The pictures will include Rus
sian and American cavalrymen, historian
pageant of progress Of New York CITY
for three hundred years and the battle OF
Gettysburg. The committee includes
Lieutenant Colonel ii. S. Sternberger,
Major Rilmer, Lieutenant Harry Ham
merstein and II. c. Miner. A review oil
the regiment probably will be held tho
last Of March.
The first annual inspection Of the pat
teries Of the LIST Field Artillery IN Ne"
York city since Colonel IL. II. Rogers
has been I'm command will take place
next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ana
Friday. Captain John b. W. Corey
FIELD Artillery, Z. S. A., will inspect for
the Wa Department
Governor Fielder Of New Jersey VIII re-
view the list Regiment on Monday even
ing. March %.
Company G OF the list Regiment Cap
tain Henry Maslin, should have peen
noted with Company Of the SSth kesi-
roont last Sunday as having the pest
percentage Of attendance at drills for ioot
troops for January. The percentage "as
81 in each company The regiment mauo
=, exceptionally hne showing at Its an
anal muster and inspection Few u"S
.ince II had net gain OF thirteen
,,,amb.rs over the muster Of 1913 ano