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ANNUAL MEETING.
R,sl,monl I,eeometiys WORKS;

KIchmond 1.ocomotiVH Works \. 81
Richmond. yn-, October 90, 1914.
'nnaI meetins of he hest stoe tis ss of
Richmond locomotive Works will be
held at the office OF the company. on
city OF Riehmond. County or Henrico,
Virginia. on "wednesday. the 1thAday
noon. for the purpose of oieeting di-
rectors md officers. and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before tho meeting.
G. b. DENNY. Secretary.
THE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
NORTHERN CORPORATION,
- 1Gb BcOalWAH, NhM York -. M
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VIRGINIA Aucr1sosS;; s eoa =

+ Immediately after selling the above
we VIII sell the following office furnl.
Large haI,daome a,,arterea oak Roll
cost 5000: guartered oak Directors
Table, q feet long. Q a0artered oak
Tablet, 3 fat top deskS, 2 Roii Top
oesks. handsome mahoEany staudlnts
Desk and Chair. Sectional Book cases.
VIRGINIA. AUCTION co,
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PRINTING AND ADDREssING.

100 visiting cards printed and sent
postpaid for 25c. Other printing very
cheap: 1000 business cnrds: $3.50: q.
Street Richmond. Va
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New York, October 30. 1sI4,

New York, october 80, 1914.
TIE .aa SSp SREA q
held OH Wednesday. November is, 1918.
ut II o'clock In tie forenoon, at Room
, ioos. yirginta Rai,Say and Power Com;
mona. Virginia, which n place , Sl been Been
pree.oSs as the place FOR the hedi nar aafd
messnS a. Which Rnsf meeting ne the annual
and astea u 81 Soaf OF
rectors elected for the ensuing year,
and such other business transacted as
ing. FOR the purposes iV OF said said meet meet
lnE the stock transfer books OF the
business on Friday. Sovembs s e &. isi 9.
and reopened At the opening OF business
." THURSDAY, ii TG T. mSfn r. a lss
Tho Atlentlc Land and Improvement
Olice OF the Secretary.
annual Exsn 81 ha sf
Company will be held at tho ofiice OF
on 3 me the sitT Gf dsk uF No
vember. 1919. at 1890 o'clock r: aI.
October 81. 1914.
Atlantic Coast Line railroad Company,
Office Of the Secretary.
NOTICE is hereby given that thu E,sga,
Ct the Atlantic Cossr Line Raiiroad
the company IN the city Of Richmond.
Va. Oh TUESDAY the 18th day OF
November. 1914. at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
The. transfer books OF the t>mpany
will close Wednesday,. November 4.
1915, at 3 o'clock p. NJ. and Will be
reopened on, Wednesday. November Is.
1914. ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
II. l.. BORDEN.
Secretary.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va. October 80, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that the. an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Virginia hallway and Power Company
will he held Mt the general Office OF the
company, in The city OF Richmond, Va,
on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER is. 1914,
at Il o'clock n.
The transfer books will be closet on
SATURDAY, October II, 1914, Mt II O'clock
November 10, 1914, ut 40 O'clock a. M.
G. B. WILLIAMS,
Secretary,
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YOUNG women of Richmond and vicin-
itySplease, note Mr.. II. l. Caul will be
&C Lexington Hotel, Richmond, Friday.
desiring to prepare for civil service ex-
amtnatfons--post- ofrice. revenue ana
department clerks. etc. Ages Is and
over. Salary, $40 up. Sec him without
tall. Friday only, ! until 8 =. NJ.
Minors must he accompanied by parent.
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MEDICAL.

THE Utah Wonder. DR.. Porter's Utah
Wonder cures tobacco and cigarette
habit. Sure cure II you follow direc-
tions. VIII send by mall on receipt
OF so cents. DIR. n. Porter. 2. o. Eox
1913. Norfolk, Va.
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EXCHANGE-Feal ESTATE.

WILL exchange Jackson Ward, 10 per
Park. ID 90. care Times Dispatch,
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WANTEp-Real Ese..e.

LIST your farms with :. A Connolly
q Co. Write posta. for Ieceasary
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lost AND FOUND


lost, from River View, white setter
with collar, marked j.. Roy Walden.
Liberal reward for his return either to
River View or 1l1S East Main Street.
John G. Eusley.
LOST. Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
pin, emerald eyes In skull. Saturday
night. Reward II returned -. G. New
man. Ashland. Va.
LOST. brown and White fox terrier.
Answers to the namo. of Tony. Call
Randolph 1851.
lost, oG eastbound Broad and Main.
/, or Aain md TWanty-ndth car. Mt Lao
White cotton saek. Finder, returning
same to Mr.. Gwynn, care Greentrc's,
Will receive liberal reward.
LOST. gold bead necklace on Kensing-
ton Avenue. Broad and Main car, or
from chr, into j.. b. Mosby's store. Re-
lyardsif returned TO Room 403, Virginia
Railway and Power Building.
LOST. between. Westminster and $50
,n West n;o Grace street, eresSent p pin with
to $50 West Grace.
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DIVIDEND NoTIcE.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, y. c.. Nov. i. 1915.
THE board of directors of Atlantic
clared n dividend of lie per cent on
the preferred capital stock of that
company. PAYABLE at tho once OF the
treasurer, Mt wilmington n. c.. on and
after November 10. 1914. The trans
fer books are closed from the 3lst day
OF October to November 10, 1914, both
JAMES T.. POST.
. Treasurer
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MAN ORDERS.
HATS. HATS,

LADIES and gentlernen's hate reshhpsd
to latest styles; factory facilities
Write for o,rcaiars: soc yerta Hat
/, mond. va., u Il }9s
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FOR sALE-Horses

Fob sale, good big work horses, one
. good mare heavy In foai and $500
buys q pair OF big mules "-a!ghing 2.1O0
pounds. Three single truck wagons,
one grocery wagon, several sets OF
light and heavy harness. CSC North
Eighth.
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HELP WANTED-Fe,naIe.

get government jobs.
s65 10 $3.50 month. 1900 appoint
lyientB IN lnthly. Write for list. Frank
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FOR sALE-Machi..rry.

FIFTEEN horsepower cratre crank
engine In good order. Also pipe.
40 BROOK Avenue.
ONE WESTINGHOUSE 15-horsepower 4. c.
motor. absolutely new. Including oil
starter, cheap e-haif-horsepower y.
C. MOTOR One tower S0-inch double
edger. One rip saw, wooden frame.
One Hermance rut off eaw. iron frame
Leather betting, split pulleys. shafting.
One 2-ton Fairbanks scales. L. Rose
& Co. 40 BROOK Avenue. Randolph
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FoR sALsiss-sliseellanoous

WATER-qROuND corn meal direct
from mill Madison 5311.
FOR snle. 3 pieces OF. bedroom furni-
tnre. mahogany, antique style. Mrs.
N: H.. blackstone. Va.
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WANTED--sale.rn

GOOD opening for high class speciality
salesman, Communication basis. Address
Il, 200 Park BUILDING. Richmond.
THREE hfgh-class specialtiesl for Side
gai line salesman. No samples. Profits
good. Address X, zoo Park Building,
Richmond. i.4.5;
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WANTED. men to learn barber trade;
few wseks required; steady posa,sio e;
demand >for BARRIERS Free catalogue.
Richmond Barber College. Richmond.
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WANTED, four young ladies Tor cho-
Z. RUS. Apply between 3 A. NJ and 9
u. n. to Mr.. Scruggs, 2Tl2 East Mar
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1iiELr wANEEn-Male md Female

s. summation soon. Over 1000 appoint
rnents yenrly- Prepare at home. Write
for our Plan r. of payment after APP
pointment. Philadelphia Business Col
iege, Civil Service Departs, .ent. Phila-
tlelphia, Pa.
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WOMEN, get Hovernment jobsi excel
lent pay. pull" unnecessary. List
Of positions Dbtainablc free, Franklin
Institute, Dept. 73l-O. Rochester. y. Y.
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! HELP waSrED-,iale

WANTED, two men to appoint agents.
Salary SEQ week md commission; ex-
perience unnecessary. Lnstic-Air Prud-
ucts CO., Niagara Falls. n. Y.
BECOME railway mail clerks: s15
month. Examinations coming. Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dent 429,T Rochester n "
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THOUSANDS government jobs open to
men and women. S85 to $3.50 month.
Write for list. Franklin Institute,
Dept t3l-S. Rochester,. y. y.
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FOR sALE-Honses

REAL. estate for sale, Grove Avenue
corner house. Modern and up-to-
date. Just built. Price, $4,000. Rec
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WANTED. a young man TO do outside
work. Apply Room .. Ehel Building.
WANTED, young man TO drive laundry
wagon. A resident of Southside pre-.
ferred. Apply Royal Laundry.
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NURSES for every kind OF ilineas. Mrs.
,tChadwicks. r eg lister. Randolph
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WANTED, by young lady experienced
in Office work, position as cashier.
filing clerk. Understands handling adj
1rertisements and has some Knowledge
of. books. Can furnish the best OF
references. Address c 80, care Times
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Female.

WANTED, position as day goyerness or
companion by young lady teaching
French and German. Address b l2T
care Times Dispatch.
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First class stenographer desires posi-
ton; Excellent references. Miss K.
H., los West Cary Street
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GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. Ny free booklet Y. 164 tells
how. Write to-day-now. Earl Hop
Hins. Washington. d. c.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :,

EXPERIENCED teacher wishes posi-
ton In. family. English, Latin.
5esir sired Miss =. WinEfield Wapren.
Albemarle County. Va,
WANTED. location In law ONCE BY
young man. Admitted TO practice.
Expert HtenoRrapher. Correspondence
YOUNG lady, foreigner. wishes to teach
French and German conversation.
Address B 12S. care Times Dispatch.
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TO LET-Business Purposee,

FOR rent. furnished office room; use
OF phone. HO4 Mutual.
FOR RENT, nice, large, roomy garage.
AccomT odate 2 cars. Apply 1000
Monument Avenue. Phone Madison
305s.
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WANTED, place as companion or
Shousekeeper In small family at once
%, care z. Master, Amherst. Va.
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FOR sALE-RusinesH.

FOR sale. q; Rexall drug store, stock
and fixtures; about $4,000. Good bust.
ness: good terms. and transfer corner
c. q. Gougdon. Phoebus. Va.
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AGENTS, men or women, wanted to sell
best household spec!alties on the
market. Sell on sight. Address Home
Comfort, Dept. Sc, Box 266, Roanoke.
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NOTICE--Le9af

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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slTUATION yvASTEcp,-..--M,Iailo,

WANTED. position as mana 3 or OF dairy
farm or working foreman on farm
Address II 13s, care Times. Dispatch.
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WANTED, position by young lady as
sbookkeeper and tyP,tt;. seven years
ences, Address A Il, care Times Dis
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VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY,
Seventh and franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va. October 80, 1919.
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YOUNG men OF Richmond and vicinity,
lplcase note Mr.: III; l.. Canl will be at
Lexington Hotel, Richmond, Friday,
desiring to prepare for civil service ex-
animation. carriers, mail, revenue and
over. Salary. $40 up. Sec him without
fall. Friday only, until u. II.
Minors must ne accompanied by parent.
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BY CASSELAfAN & CO., =
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoiieere

VIRGINIA. AUCTION CO,
AtletinO = MI;
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FOR RENT-Rooms

TO young couple Without children, !
I bright rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping, hot water heat. electric
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Al f IS g Ts MSBs ST e,1'ls
Bankrupt Bankruptcy,
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS. .
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ANY reliable man wanting work. no
Business Exchange, ais North Second.
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FOR sALE--Real Estate


MAIN Street lot, business district
Price. S125 per foot. - 81, care
Tim es- Dispatch.
FOR sale, West Grace Street building,
earning $1,000 per annum. Splendid
location; good Investment; future en-
hnncemeDt sure. Vaughan Whitehurst
Co.. Inc. 1918 East Main Street.
WILL sell lot no. g., IN Lakeside Place.
:. on car line, 60x1s9s 9 inches; one lot
sapie street sek 5S S and ale
Address Charles Nelson Houston, t0l6
West 2Iain Street, City.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale ve.y cheap. Buick 4o-horse-
! powor automobile. almost new: fully
equipped. electric iiEhrs. etc: late
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FOR RENT-FIats
FOR RBNT--Houses

NICE arranged central location 70
doctor OF dentist. Madison 3atb.
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TWO extra nice rooms, furnished, heat
ed. all ,convenierces. large and small
los West Grace.
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limpracticable, but the progress of in
cidents as Mr.. Converse has sought to
give them musical delneation may cas-
ily be followed with the aid of a few
hints. First, there is the picture of the
assembling of the hosts of Ormazd
from the distant parts OF the heavens;
next, the passing of the brilliant throng
of warriors; the song of the blessed
fravashis; Ahriman, the spirit of evil,
lurking in his dark abyss, threatening
Ormazd and finally daring to attack
him; the defeat of Ahriman; the ascent
of Ahriman, purified by defeat, to the
realms of light, and the ecstatic song
of the blessed fravashis, the souls of
the purified.
Mr.. Writings Fantasy.
Mr.. Arthur Whiting is native of
Massachusetts,, born in Cambridge on
June 20, 1861. His early teachers were
George w. Chadwick, William II. Sher-
wood and J. c. ID. Parker; his advanced
training was gained at the Munich Con-
servatory, as il is popularity called,
especially under Rheinberger. His
Fantasy has been heard in quite a
number of American cities, though not
vet in New York. One of the first per-
formances was in Cincinnati, under the
direction of Mr.. Van der Stucken. He
has played il three times with the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra, with the or
chestras in Chicago and Pittsburgh,
and on tour with the Boston Festival
Orchestra. 1t has been published in a
version for two pianofortes by u:
Schirmer. Referring to the table of
themes on this page, its contents may
be outlined as follows: 1t is in three
New-York tribune., 1914-11-15
CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

sUNDAY-Aeolan Hail. m concert of the symphony s0y n
Hau m concert Philharmonic Society; century
operate concert; Carnegie oham'e' ~
Hall. rectal by Adolo Jminez
opening OF
~ " Rauo in Maschera"; Hail. panoforte recia
bv Nine Ieginka; Century Opera House, opera IN
Poklvn Academy illustrated lecture by DAne
Dethier "The Great fanoe anu
Violin Sonatas."
TUESDAY Aosn Hall recital b. Paul Draper; So p n
Adele Marguhes Iro
Schumsnn-Heink; century opera o
ones in English Lucy LammermOor Opera House. BROOK
lyn,s sp MI Italian LA Boheme'
yEDNFsn,y Aeisn Hail. s5 p recital of voonceo music by
Ft Preston Search; Metropolitan House. 7;46 Ger
man opera Iohengrn Century Opera House. m opera In Eng
hsh Aida"
NeropOln Opera French opera Carmen
of music by members before
Letters Carnegie man, lo p '
Century opers house. p
Of m, AIDA brooklyn ue"S 'N'
S:l5 p. m. song recital Nine. Schumsnn-HenK
German opera p n'
p. Lucy OF Lann "oo
by Nicolai Sokolow $40 p m"
Carnegie Hall p M con-
the Philharmonic Society," Mann Auditorium O0umO
University sb D. m lecture Daniel GregoJ Mason anu
Dethier; Brooklyn Academy Of Music S p n coh "
chamber by the Philharmonic National Arts Club $40 %
meeting of Manuscript Society.
Opera House. p Italian La Bohme
reduced prices Aida Century opera
farewell performance of the opera co pan III
BILL Symphony Concert ior ounS
of the Philharmonic Society;
Hail. Willy Burmee S;16 p m concert "
Ade Schoder Mann Auditorium Columbia
University p song recital by George Harris, jr
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justifes particular attention TO the
compositions which the invited audi
ence will hear next Thursday. Two OF
the composers are of foreign birth
Mr.. Stock and Mr.. Loeffler-and the
last piece on the list has had more
than one hearing in New York. The
names of all of the composers are IA
miliar. Mr.. Smith is q member OF the
faculty of Yale University; Mr. Con,
verses name has figured upon local
concert schemes several times, and his
opera, "The Pipe of Desire" has been
performed by the artists of the Metro
politan Company; MIR. Whiting Is
local musician who has labored for the
entertainment as well as the instruc-
tion of the New York public in several
ways; Mr. Stock is the conductor OF
the Theodore Thomas Orchestra OF
Chicago, and has led concerts by that
fine organization here: Mr.. Loeftier Is
known more widely throughout the
world than any of his fellows, and
some of his music, including the
Death of Tintagiles,' has been played
in local concert rooms by local or
chestras as well as the Boston sym
phonic band. His home is in Medford,
Mass; Mr.. Converse's in Westwood, IN
the same state.
Mr.. Smiths Overture.
Mr.. David Stanley Smith had a most
dignifed introduction to the New YORK
public in January, 1912, when the
Kneisel Quartet played string quar-
tet of his composition. Two orchestral
pieces had been heard here before then
and a chorus for female voices with
orchestra, entitled pan" was on the
programme of one of those organlza-
tions which come with loud proclama-
tions and disappear without an echo
last February. He halls from OHIO,
having been born in Toledo in 1877. In
1900 he was graduated from the aca-
demic department of Yale University
where he also studied musical compo-
sition under Professor Parker. After
taking the degree of B. A. he wldened
his musical outlook by two years OF
study in London, Munich and PARIS
and came back to his native land to be-
come a member of Yale's musical FAC
ulty in 1908 The overture Prince
Hal" is a straightforward compost
tion Of robust type and, as It's tltle
indicates. is meant to be a sort OF mu-
s;caI portrait of Shakespeare PRINCE
as he is delineated in Henry w." lie
is the somewhat wayward, good-hu-
nored m friend of Falstaff, but the com
noser. by his own confession, has
lponobt TO nut emphasis upon the quail
;tv Of kingliness and responsibility
wiich even in his youthful days as
~n, snr+od itself with sufficient force to
Ieen him raised above the level OF his
disso,ute dI associates. To this extent
tho overture is progrsmmatic music,
hnt II aims to interest as piece OF
O',re music rather than as an attempt
Pti Sei;neation. The work received its
c. sr.t nresentation at a concert Of the
New Haven Orchestra in December
1oIS @ under the composers direction
and its parts have been pubilsned Dy
New-York tribune., 1914-11-15

acterize Shakespeare's Prince, is a Sc
verely diatonic melody in fast time,
which is announced by the horns and
violonceli NO. u. Falstaiiian infiu-
ences appear only in the second section
of the work, of which the subject is a.
shown in No. II. The Princes election
to his high calling is perhaps indicated
in the vigorous, march-like third theme
(No. IID. The free fantasia portion
of the overture is made entirely OF
polyphonic rhythmic elaboration OF
mOtiu from the first subject.
Mr.. Converse and His "Ormazd."
% Mr.. Frederick Shepherd Converse
was born in Newton, Mass, on January
5, 1871, and was graduated from Har-
ward University with the degree OF
B. A. in 1898. He studied music while
at the university with Professor Paine
and afterward at the Royal Musical
Academy in Munich. "Ormazd" is one
of his latest compositions and was first
played by the St. Louis Symphony Or
chestra under Mr.. Max Zach, in Jan
uary, 1912. 1t had hearing in Boston
on February and 10, 1912, under the
direction Of DR.. Muck, and has been
published in score and parts by the
II. w. Gray Company of this city.
The subject matter of the work is de-
rived from the mythology OF ancient
Persia (as set forth in the Bun
dchesch"), and the prose poem which
is appended to the score as pro-
pramme was written for Mr.. Converse
by Mr.. Percy Mackaye, after the music
had been composed. This programme
reads as follows: n
On the far mountain Albordj, in
the realm of primal light, is the abode
of Ormazd. Beyond the spheres oil
high heaven he created his SHINING
hosts: the Sun, his giant runner, VINO
never dies; the Moon, who girdles the
earth. and the Planets, his splendid
captains. Such-like as the hairs upon
a titan's head were the unnumbered
| stars on the ramparts of Ormazd
Seven were his splendid captains. Be
vond the spheres of high heaven mar
| shailed ne them.
In the realm of Gorodman, the dwell
ling of the blessed Fravashis,. the
c,rcling of worlds in their spheres
was like TO immortal music.
Below the bright bridge Chlnevet,
in the bowels of darkness, is the abode
Of Ahriman. ..s
Deep in abvsmal Duzahk he created
his terrible numbers-for every Great
ure of light Daya of gloom. Like
the death-pang of the primal Bull was
ne moaning of Ahriman-his ioathing
for OrmaZd.
Twice on huge wings, above abysmal
Duzahk. he huttered up toward Al
! bordi: twice fell he back.
Beyond his bleak pit of doom beau
tiful rose the peak Of Albordj; in the
bowels of darkness, like fire were the
dreams of the damned.
A third time, then, Ahriman up
rose; around him ne marshalled MS
bordes-cold stars and wandering
comets. the kings Of chaos. Glittered
against them the ranks of Ormazd.
Dazzling and dark was the conflict.
For ninety nights the smoke OF stars
obscured them; till back into abysmal
Duzahk fell Ahriman, defeated. Golden
then. was the laughter Of Ormazd.
Like laughter, the gold-haired Planets
ratified their shields. -
In the realm Of Gorodman, the
dwelling of the bic 'sed Fravashis' the
New-York tribune., 1914-11-15

Sparkes, Van Dyck and Braslav and
Max Bloch (his debut, Audisio, Schle-
gel, Ruysdael and Bayer. Mr.. Hertz
will conduct.
LA Boheme" will be the Saturday
matinee opera, with Miss Bori and
Nine. Schumann and Messrs. Luca
Botta (his debut, Scotti, Tegani (his
debut, De Segurola, Ananian, Audisio
and Reschiglian. Mr.. Polacco will con-
duct.
aida" will be sung at special prices
(75 cents TO S4) on Saturday night by
Mines. Destinn, Matzenauer and Sparkes
and Messrs. Martinelli, Amato, Didur,
Rossi and Bada. The ballet will be led
by Miss Rosina CALI. Mr.. Toscsnini
will conduct.
"Parsifal" will have its usual Thanks
giving Day performance beginning at
l o'clock on Thursday, November 20
Johannes Semback, the new German
tenor, will make his debut in the title
role. Nine. Matzenauer will be Kun
dry; Mr.. Whitehill, Amfortas; Mr..
Braun, Gurnemanz. Others in the cast
will be Messrs. Goritz, Schlegel, Block
and Ress, and Mines. Sparkes, Schu-
mann, Mattfeld, Curtis, Van Dyck and
Cox. Mr.. Hertz will conduct
Puccini's "Manon Lescaut" will be
sung on Tuesday evening at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music By Miss Bori and
Nine. Duchene and Messrs. Martinelli.
Scott, De Segurola, Rossi, Reiss and
Bada. Mr.. Polacco will conduct.