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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
The Day in the Courts
hs~s 81 inl.rsss From covr,
House and Coy Nsll.


Building Permits
Clty building INSPECTOR kllmrr ycs
.,rdsf Issued q building permit io Dr
W y willis ff the construction ~
Airiec on tho corner 20 Sam Rankin
and Niestin1 sifeots to- ,ore $50
Cooperation Court
before fudge kramer frsirrdal
morning in tne cts court three cases
erre ified. Hii ~ enith were f0i flulai
.rr tbc traffic ordinance boo one form
ot another Nuah Cfautn pleaded gai.
ft 90 rhlrse and vas fined 81 and
costs a. o. Zimmerman pleaded gmilf
tn raargc az ioi.ring ihe ordinance
aud was fined 81 and costs steve
llsgce. Was arraiensd for speeding snd
lner j. ploa " eulty aas fined 81 tnd
COSTS
Shsrtffs Department
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yesterday hruushi ta ths epunit Hi
Me,irsn whose maine w1s s aF
,>IDhoas Garh. and Npo b. Dhargri
elih nanrtsf-l assault 20 H alleged
tiit Garcia and Another Mettsn veto
uahfIue ln cotton fls.i. ani tnat Ger
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
VIII SON ASKS PEOPLE
TO PRAY ron PEACE.

COS Associated Press
WASIIfNgTON. sept
President wilson hy formal
pro- Ismatlon sct aside Sundsf
Oeiol-r ~ Iay f0r Nncrica
to uuy f9r pcaec ln Euroro
NEW YORK. sept s-Thc
federal couneil ~ ihc churchcs
IN christ ln America which
represents thirty denominations
and 10000 church has asked
prutcstant evangelical churches
to ohesfie october 4 as Pres
dent wnaon asked
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09
DR. A. J. Caldwell

Diseases az the
ava, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT a,
EXTRACTION
""ons FUSS. city National Rank Ria.
fheaes; once ISIS. Rsa iu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09

rsau.fy rleb Bfoo4lns Hats.
II am 0luays eiad h speak q
good uofd for Tmcdo tobacco.
Consioni use Of II only semes 10
make n better liked. n fragrani.
soothing favor nokss Hfhs cioicc
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-09

J. Z. NloDEIlMUII
Na.lsnai Orcn Champion 1911 y 1919
Pipe smoking gipes added
plsasurc 10 a golfer uhcn ihe pipe
Is filed ,sfh Tuxedo. IUSedo
pouides more keen enjoyment thar
any other tobacco I kaolo.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Newman on Vienna.

L. NJ. NcwmanS farewell trayeltail
for this season at the Columbia The
alter Sunday evening ard Monday after
noon viii he "Nicnna. characterized
as the city Ecautif,il' The Graben.
the fashionable business street. and ST.
Stephan's place, tn" center Of all &C
tivities. will oe shown by new views in
color. as well as many places of inter-
est within and about the famous Ring
strasse. the Imperial Opera House arr
Theater. houses of parliament, the
splendid university. the museums and
art galleries, the magnificent churches.
including Karl's. the Votive and the
Capuchins. The palace of the Emperor
Franz Joseph, to whose untirinS energy
most of the wonderful Improvements of
recent years may be attributed. will
be inspected, and also the SchwarZen-
berg Palace, the home of the prince of
that name. who contributed so greatly
TO the defeat OF the indomitable Ma
poleon.
Glimpses viii also be given of the
genial. light hearted. p easure-loving
people i'll the open air cafes. caoarets,
theaters. promenades and parks. Mr..
Newman VIII also depict in motion
pictures the traffic in the wide, well
paved streets and boulevards and the
most interesting. phases of life among
the NienneSe.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
HORDES OF JACKRABB|TS
PROVE 4 PEST IN IDAHO
Are So Plentiful in Southern Part
CT State That Farmers
Aic Annoyed.

Y soaa' body VIII invent u method of
uiilizing jaekIahtis~ there : u fortune
awaiting linn e-y ~ 1da.o, according to
the Department of Agriculture. At pres
ent they have THE rabbits but 10 way of
atilizins teen except hnlng them. This
theN are doing lbs t..- cord They long
since ceased coun1ns them Tney think
this Is Utili4n4 tl.a.A ii. q wI%, because
lie old ;.da4e H put Iudians has been
-rsinsferred to i:l5hits-;he only good one
-S dead onr.
t'et.m tHiz it may be- isstcrred that Idaho
y snfteriti= floHl . ,,stsIe oi rabbits.
Tar Inference j> auitc correct. They
bsvy d.assIpped ~. t...s eastern and south
.rs uIfts of t',~ s.sste ia shoals. They
h;tge lesiac4 ta rar'e Is. many places.
.y,.it d,.s..it4 ..., .,s;;~S t;n 10y 1i.e roots
aH@ t;.ilg= 81 .,=si idai.iic iuro;lds on the
i.sss Il: as g t9 iislds until tn. farmers
}.siv'. been f''seri in luany cases t" fence
-nr hay stacks Hijh wire netting to pro-
-; tiIeu'-
For seral weeks 5's,. department has
yti 1IHe" ln~n ia the Iield instructing
Ttl.s natives in The best manner of pre-
liar'ng and laying poison. The most ef-
5cctiNe bait So far has been found to be
strychnine and eats. This is more at
tr3etive 10 rabbits than il is to birds
3ad is laid in the burrows where the
Rabbits walk over il and tht birds do not
J gaN. q chance at il
Evening star., 1914-02-12
ooh! Oh! Delphine."

'Os. Ohi Delphine comes to the New
National next Monday night for weeks
engagement Those who have had tie
opportunity OF seeing this delightful mu-
steal comedy while it ran for over Il year
in New York city remember with delight
is many surprises. the quaiIitness of
song and the drolleries of actiou VIII ell
lend strength to the claim that "Oh. Oh,
Delphiae' is indeed the last word i'll uu-
sical comedy. The producers have given
this musical comedy d mounting and back
ground of richness, while the refreshing
humor and W.T. Of the lyrics and Inns OF
c. VI. S. Mcclellan. combined with Ivan
Caryils musical numbers. lend additional
attraction. The original New York cast
includes Frank Mcintyre as the fat
man: Grace Edmond as Delphine Stella
Hoban as Simone. Scott Welsh as vi tor
Jolibeau. Helen RAYMOND. Frank Doane
Octavia Broske. George A. Beane. George
Stuart Christie, Alfred Fisher and a
chorus selected for youth. beauty and
voice.
The stcry concerns two men who have
married each the Others divorced w fe and
who turn up Unexpectedly at the same
hotel.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
REAR ADMIRAL C0TTMAN
IS TO RETIRE TOMORROW
Has Served Forty-Six and One-Half
Years-Several Promo
tions to Follow.

f:ear Admiral Niaccndoil l.. Cotunan.
conmaidant Of the navy Yard II Puget
Sound. Washington VIII retire tomorrow.
on account Of .a;;e. after a total sea sc,-y-
ice OF twenty three wears aud si:. months
and shore scrviee OF twenty three Years
He was poin III Donaldsviiie. La, Febru-
ary Il. 1872. but received his appointment
10 tine Naval Academy from New York
eity September y. 1855 TIe was gradu-
ated in ls12 AMI assigned to the Pusca-
rora, engaged in deep sea Soundings on
the Pacific coast and ths South Sea
Islands Anohg other duties il. n.s nay
isat@@ OF :he nautical s. choolsiip st.
Mary :. in isS'. secretary of thv iuterna-
iional marin. conference. and commander
"f the Brutus on u tnur iru.n MottlcE.
t',,i.- to Manila IT, fs.,S. III. established!
nautical school in Manila III 1900 and
WAS its first president H,-;i- .Nnuiir.li
t'ottrndn also haas served on th: Colorado
New N"rS. supply. Allianc". Richmond.
Mnnocacy. Concord Marion. Monterey +.
Wyoming aai California. H.. was ap-
Yard aud Of thr thirteenth nal al district
in September. f.n., and reached the grade
of rear admiral in 19Ia
by his retirement ;lic follow ing promo
items Will ensue: capt. Charles c. Rogers
To he rear admiral, and Capt. Benjamin
Tappan, who is extra number in his
grade, goes up with him; Lieut. Com
mander William :. Whitted. to be CON-
mander. Lieut.. Walter y. Vernon, TO be
lieutenant commander and Lieut.. liunior
grade, Felix y Gygax. to be lieutenant
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Margaret Anglin in Repertoire.

Margaret -Ansiin vii, appear at the Be
lasco Theater next week i'll series of
Shakespeare;.a comedies. 1t Will he her
iirst appearance here in Shakespeare.
Monday and Thursday nights and We'd
nestiay matinee Twelfth Night Will be
presented: Tuesday and Friday nights
and Saturday matinee. AS You Like
II. and Wednesday and saturday nights.
The Tanning of the Shr"v. For ea-h
Of these plays Miss -AnE!in has provided
an cxceptionaliy< large and complete
equipment OF scenery. costumes, proper
ties and lighting effects.
Miss Anglia has always maintained a
high standard of production in the plays
which she has heretofore presented, and
when she resolved to enter the Shake
Spearean field she engaged the services
of Livingston Piatt. the we'll known ar
list and archeologist, who, after bein-
employed as technical director for David
Belasco. spent three years in Europe
studying the methods of Reinhardt, Cor
don Craig and other stage innovatorS.
Miss Angln's supporting company is
also Of superior caiiber. Her Ieadine
people were carefully selected with q
spccia' view To their fitness for the
parts assigned them. They include Fuller
Meliish. Ian MacLaren, Eric Blind. Ruth
Holt Boucicault. Wallace Widdeconib
Max Fisher, Lillian Thureate L. y.
BacAus. Harrison Carter, Max Monte
sole. Florence Woi erSen, Sidney Green
George Currie and others.
The seat and box sale is now open
at prices for the evening and Saturday
matinee performances ranging from 80
cents to ~ The Wednesday matiNee will
be the doilar-and-a- half schedule
Evening star., 1914-02-12

the Poll Players. 1t is the story OF the
rehabilitation of an ipteilectual tramp
and the ultimate Strengthening out of sew
eral tangled lives. The central character
of the story. Hiram Perkins, the editor
of u little country newspaper i'll a small
Indiana town. had quietly disa~ peared
from his home eleven years before the
beginning Of the play deserting a wife
and two little children The wife has
put her shoulder to The wheel and made
good in her husband $ editorial position.
In the first act Hiram returns. II tat
tered wanderer. Dut happy because he
mas seen the world and known life He
admits lie is = bankrupt III everything
except experience. When Portia Perkins,
his wife. suggests. in a spirit OF irony.
taat he accent the position of cook and
general house servant in the home she
has maintained. III. returned Wanderer.
in Il spirit of true philosophy, consents
to the proposition, and thus leads TO the
complications that furnish tn" ensuing
comedy and dramatic episodes of an APP
pealine story.
Richard BUTLER viii pIa:- the role of
Hiram Perkins. originally c.eated by
Iienuy E. Dixev. Miss Frances Nelson
viii he seen in the character of Portia,
the wife.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Would Utilize Rabbits.

But what Iie experts want is some
il4ssns Of Uti iziuS the deceased rabbits.
Ii "a thoueht at nrSt that they might
b, canned and made to pay for their own
damase aud demise. But there WAS not
enough margin of profit in it TO warrant
tire expense of eannin" factory. Be
sides. Her would have been no local
market Such is the psychology of a
rabbit p'aaue that the residents Ioath the
idea of eating them. OF course, the
Jacks are not as good eating as the
smaller cotton tails. but al the out
break of the invasion the voting pcpuia
ton of tue state ATE what it estimated
as - tew million rabbits. Then the
litnen stomach reveltad and a restau-
aut Keeper in Boise who put rabbit ON
his bill of fare II, ,eipitated a riot. with
near fatal termination.
80 far th. Only us.. that has been found
tor TIL. dead pests i to stuff sofa cuSil-
ms ana '.'irrdown quilts with The fur.
lie rabbit hides are not valuable enough
.5iNen poSt-uiorty!I shave and the fur
sells fairly well. For a country that
lsia never heard "t an cider duck, south
rrn Idaho is hui ding up quite a sur
prlsIns trade III homegrown eiderdown
ql.i Is.
Residents Of the state who have been
Visiting the department i'll search of
sclace and information say they do not
know what the states apple output will
any apples 10 put out. but they are rest
ius confident = the belief that so far as
the rabbit crop is concerned Australia
has nothiH- on them
Evening star., 1914-02-12
MUSTEROLE Lo,sens Up
Congestion From Colds

Jpst % IL it5sSlt ~ th, chest and
tiIoat te'ishy and set the soothing
Relief hi f'-,u4- white ointment, made
ml'i4 eii O. ~rsta- ~, gives.
EI'e a-Atiae mustard plaster used
= hAs1er, sI STE..O ,: doesn't.
that's @lt EF3.i9ns asa uow using il
with - "oHfortinE results. X
b ,te- aL' "a oyld q,';cSer than any
sIs4sI.ssd li'ast-r pu ever saw.
f:es- for So.e THROAT: BroucHi,Is
Teasi'i,is, Csolp. stin Neck. .lsthna,
Heuisls5a Headache. Congestion
FlsatisS. Er,aiiua,issu. I.urnhaso.
F..ius and Aches OF the Back or
JoiIIt~. SItt.t.ss sore Muscles. Bruises.
t'ihlolaius. !vosted i'c,t. Colds of the
q est tit prevents Plcutn"uial.
-At NeIr dt1=ciSt'~, ili 3.e and .a,e
afs st.td Il sp.ciali 41rAe hospital siz..
Tor $. ~ Sold rs druggists every
fvscrc- Accept no substitute. Ii Your
drGe@,i-i .'sti.Uot sJrnply yos. send ..-..
o. ss'e tu the Ait - lst:oI..- Company.
Gle tlaGt. otia. and ee wiz mali you
:: jsil. T,3staEo prepaid.
Mis- " Sp.cr.. o;r;e,uate Nurse. ST.
Pe.erss,tiss, Fla. SAYS:
u havc S2dHr Fl excellent tor every
thing mat ias anything 10 do with
colds ~ rheumatic affections / am a
professional nurse and this product
IS better than anything ] ever saw
Evening star., 1914-02-12
The Green Beetle" /"

At B. +. keith's Theater next week
the principal headliner viii be THE Green
Beetle" q two-part tabloid drama of
the yellow peril Ray Cox, former star
Of The Charity Girl and stellar attrac-
ton of the New York Winter Garden
will offer new character and topical
songs. with Joseph II. Woodward at the
piano The newest Jesse L. Lasky at
traction is promised in THE Three Beau
tiful Types Chris Richards. Eng
lish eccentric comedian. will give inlita-
tions of acts preceding him on the bill.
Other attractions will be Duffy and Lo-
REM in .-Springtime !; Apdale's bears.
dogs. monkeys and an ant-eater: eau
poliean, an Indian orator and singer: the
GraZers. in 4 singing and dancing di-
version: the Pathe weekly review, the
pipe organ recitals and the dansantes.
The two concerts next Sunday, ut and
ST., pm, will offer the attractions of the
curreat Weeh.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Film Features at the Garden.

Vt the Garden Tltcater the latest -
lease OF the .All star Film Company,
i.ugeu. Walters celebrated df;i'na
Paid III Full with Tuily Marshall IN
his orisiiial role. Will mold tn" scr''.u
from Monday to Thul stlaH, inclusive
The cast includes many of .i's PLAY e-s
who created roles in its initial pr"du'--
ton behind the footli=ht-. Tnc play
has bocu adapted by AIr. Walters 4nd
the staging WAS under his supervision.
Friday and Saturday tine first and eX
elusive production viii be given OF tH@
big scenic melodraHa OF racing life. en-
titled In the Stretch with views of
the paddock the :srandstand. the bet
ting ring and, finally. the race track.
with its eight galloping thoroughbreds
Phil Scoville, the noted jockey. essas 5
the principal role. The Garden Or
chestra will render appropriate music
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Casino.

The Famous Thirteen Girls i'll Blue"
will be presented 1t the Casino TheatcT
next week in their extraordinary eNhi-
hition of whrlwind military drills and
svolutions. marches. wall-sca irS and
acroba.ic fcats. This act comes direct
from Iammerstein's New York. where
it was sensation. Dick and Dixie.
'dashing dabblers in delightful comedy"
ii. V. Fitzgerald, who is said to be abe
to present forty faces with one, in his
REGULAR sketch what Happened i'll
Mudville"; Doyle and White, melodious
nv s"ians. in harmonic offerings. and Fred
Morton. in a versatile speciality pee larry
his own, are other attractions promised.
The added features are the surprise
party Monday night. the country store
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. the
prize dancing tests Thursday nights
and the meritorious as we'll as mirthfu'
offerings of the amateurs carnival Fri
Evening star., 1914-02-12
BILL PROVIDES TEMPORARY
DIRECT ELECTION METHOD
Senate Passes Measure for No,nina-
ton and Choice of United States
Senators in Special Gases.

piA 70 provide a temporary method
% the nomination and election OF United
states senators in those states which
aye not yer lesislated III order to carry
cut the seventeenth amendment to the
Constitution providing for the direct
,ieetign of senators WAS passed by the
senate iate yesterday afternoon There
oas nc soA eau on the bill
M amendment To maze the measure
apply ou.y 10 elections was defeated -
- IL.
The law would lie effective only until
-lie various states provide their own ma
cnHeTy To- nominating and clectn.=
senator's Where Hu si:cn methods are
provided. tEe bill wo,iid rlaAe the state
tws IL" Nominating and t3ectin. state
Ulcers applicable 10 senators.
The ,cil.v E.sit against the measure
-;t.st from southern senators. who CON
ended ;hat ,as fed raj governmellt had
~ constitutional risnt to iutrud. in:o
sucn local i4attefs the nominatio,i. Of
candidates senator Fail of New Mcxic y
@as t.ie oniy republican IL vote in favor
of liI.itlls the hili to elections
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Cosmos.

Tnree extraordinary features will APP
pear on the Cosmos Theater bill next
week. Graham Moffatt author OF "Bunty
Pulls the Strings. will present his OVID
company of Scotch players i'll his one-act
marvel of quaintness and amusing COM
edy. "a Concealed Bed" which has made
big i hit in vaudeville as the bigger
play made in the leading theaters OF the
country. Mex Altrock ana Pork Chop
Evers. two noted base ball coined ans,
will also appear in a screamugly funny
base ball farce. Introducing their mimi
table antics on the ball field and other
laughable features. Burt and GirIe
noted society dane. eXpOnents, viii come
direct from the Jard;n de Dance Root
Garden. New York, in their own ccncep
ton, "Dance Dementia,' in which a-c iu-
troduced the latest fads in draw ng room
and ballroom dance novelties. Othcr at
fractions will be announccd iatc~ on.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
FUND FOR WORLD PEACE.
Carnegie Donates s2.0oO.0o0 to Be
Used Through Churches.

NEW YORK. February L.. = andrew
Carnegie has given s.oee.eoo TO lie used
through the churches for the promotion
OF International peace. The income OF
the fund. about si"a.oJp year. will be
expended by a board OF twcnty-six trGs-
tees. representing all the leading reh-
gious denominations IN the United States.
This sift is III addition to the ten-mii
hon-doilar foundation established by Mr..
Carnegie December II, 1910, 10 hasten
the abolition OF international war" The
announ emeut was made Tuesday at tn"
close of luncheon AT Mr.. Carnegie $
hoGle. attended by the trustees OF the
new foundation The trustees organized
the church peace union" which Will he
incorporated under the laws Of New York
state.
Evening star., 1914-02-12

the Academy of Music. completely reno
waited. redecorated and refurnished, viii
pc opened to the puhiic Monday The
side walls Of the auditorium have been
done in old rose and gold. the ceilings
dome and proscenum arch in light bui,
trimmed with gold. The box hanginss.
draperies and carpets are of rich crinl-
son and the entire lighting system has
been rearranged. New wall chandeliers
Of massive design have been installed.
and the whole interior is one of comfort
and coZiness.
There will be u preliminary season ol
feature films of the best class the open
ing attraction being The Battle OF
Waterloo" in six massive reels. produc-
ed it is claimed. on i scale OF mag
niticencc unparalleled in the annals Of
motion pictures Five thousand actors.
soldiers and SupcrnunlcrarIes and ,i.'s-'
mounted warriors add to the real sm of
the production. Special music and e3"c-
trical effects will lend the proper ainos-
phcTe to the production.
Evening star., 1914-02-12

The American Theater will inausurafe
its vaudeville season Monday evening In
conjunction with the vaudeville. special
moving picture program has been ar
ranged. An all-star aggregation is prom
ised to open the playhouse. The bill VIII
consist of the following acts:
The Hippodrome sensation. the EDDY
Trio, i'll daring nidar leaps and dives on
the wire: Myers and Henry, IN Ihe ull-
niest Act in Vaudeville: HeAter. ray
and company. in q comedy offering; LeN-
ey and Lexey. singers and dancers. in
minute songs and dances. and
a variety of new and upto-datc moving
pictures.
Three shows will be given daily and the
general admission will be 10 cents. The
management will make it a special fea-
tUre to cater to ladies' and children.
The first benefit will be given next
Wednesday evening for the Friendship
Home. Council of Clubs.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
"The Crinoline Girl"

Julian Eltinge, whose Fascinating
Widow" has delighted Washington au-
diences for several years past, will re-
turn 10 the Columbia Theater next week
with a new musical show, The Crinoline
Girl in which it is promised he will
wear even more beautiful gowns than
heretofore. 1t is neralded as Il radiant
nelodramatic farce of extraordinary,
laughable complications and music
that fingers. The book is by Otto Hauer-
bach the lyrics by Mr.. Eitinge and the
music b. Percy Weinrich. Mr.. Eltinge
is surrounded by IL capable east. which
includes Grace Studd'ford. Herbel; Nc
kenzie. Helen Luttrei. Charles Morri-
son. Joseph smith Marbra. Herbert Cor
,heIi. M4idel Turner. James G. SPOTS
wood. Walter Horton and augusta Scot.
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Chicago Grand Opera Friday.

T. Arthur Smith announces the only
performance of grand opera hy the Chi
c;lgo Grand Opera Company at Polls
Friday at = pm. Puccini's Madame But
te:fiy" will be given in Italian, with the
following east: Clo-Cio-San. Louise Ed
yina; Suzuki. Margaret keycs; Kate
Pinkerton. Minnie Esener: Il. +: Pinker-
ton AIneG.o Eatssi: Sl:rpless. Francesca
Federico: tioro, francesca Daddi; Yana-
dori Nittovio Trevisan: Lo Zio Bono,
Desire Dcfrere. and I Conmissario I'M
periaie. Ccnstantin Nicolay- Couduo tor.
Giuseppe Sturani, and orchestra of sev-
tnty.
TIE prices will be 50, 81, g. and Size
Evening star., 1914-02-12
Sore Throat Prudence.

No family medicine chest is well
stocked without a bottle of TON
SLIME. for you don't know what
moment it may be needed to relieve
u sudden case of Sore Throat. Re
leving Sore Throat is TONSILINES 5
special mission. 1t is made for that
Advertised Tor that-soId for that
one purpose. TONSlLINE. is the
one and only Sore Throat Remedy
q 2 2Mli, tbs Jnitsd {. States, You You.ll need n
or some night when the drug "a
store is closed-better have Is
bottle ready at home when you IN
need it most. 2sc, soc and SI.oo. &
Evening star., 1914-02-12

The program announced by I. Arthur
Smith for the Harold Bauer recital at
the New Masonic Auditorium. New York
avenue and 18th street, Saturday after
noon at 40 O'Clock. includes Bach s
Suite in {; Minor Schumann's "Carni-
val" Chopin's 'Barcarolie" and Bal
in l. Minor" and "Capriccio i'll B Miner.
Schubert's "Impromptu i'll A Flat and
Saint-Saens' "Etude en- forme dc Valse. :
Since Mr.. Bauer made his first appear
ance in America as q pianist with the
Boston symphony Orchestra in 1900 he
has visited this Country no less than
six times. and always with marked sue