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CONCERTS, RECITALS, NOTES OF
MUSIC.

The symphony Society at itS concerts
in .Aeolian Hall. Friday afternoon. Dee
ID. and sunday Afternoon. Dec. II. VIII
have the assistance of Josef Hoffman,.
pianist. as soloist. He will play Chopiu's
concerto in l. minor. for piano with
orchestra. The orchestral numbers will
he the symphony No. 4. III Il Hat, Of
beethoven. and the march from lie COZ
dor and Russian song, of l,imsky-Kor-
sakoff.
The society ut its concert in Carnegie
Hall on Saturday evening, Dee. Ii, Will
present the following programme, with
the assistance of Guiomar Novacs, pi-
anist. as soloist symphony No. .. lie
more" Raft Concerto No. 4. In q major,
for piano and orchestra. beethoven ;
.Arioso. Bach Etudc Caprice for strings,
Sinigaglia st. Francis Preaching to tho
Birds. (orchestrated by Felix Mottl)
List sounds Of the Forest" from
'Siegfried," Act ii. Wagner.
Jean Sibel!us's second symphony ana
Richard STRAUSS Zone Poem. death
II TRANSPORTATION" will no the offer
ings for this weeks pair OF philharmonic
concerts on Thursday evening. Dee. II,
and Friday afternoon, Dec. -. The Fin
nish composers symphony will he heard
by Philharmonic audiences for the FIRST
time at these concerts. Margarcte
Matzenauer. of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. will be the assisting artist.
Her selections will be the Letter
Scene" from Tchaikovsky's lyric drama,
"Eugen Oniegin." in which she will
sing the part of Tatjnna. and the I'm
notation Scene from "Goetterdamme-
rung.'' by Richard Wagner. In which
she will be heard In the part OF Bruonn-
hide.
The concert on Sunday afternoon.
December II, will be the Philharmonic's
last appearance in Carnegie Hall until
January 3. 1917. The interim will be
devoted to preparing the January fes-
tival and 10 rehears!ng for he latter
part of tn. season. The festival will
celebrate the 18th anniversary of the
society's foundation. The programme Mt
the concert on December ~ will include
"A revival OF Nicis W. Gade's symphony
in g minor. The sololst will be Mischa
Elman. lie will play Bruch's Concerto
in G minor. The remainder OF the pro-
gramme will be devoted to compositions
by I.!sZt n pelibes,
Fritz Kreisler will give ME third violin
recital OF the season In Carnegie Hall
this afternoon. lie will he assisted by
Carl Frledberg. pianist. The programme
follows; Concerto for Violin. No. 22. In
\ minor. Niotti Sonata for Piano and
Violin In q major, brahms; Soil for
Violin ~tarranged and transcribed by
Carl %Friedberg) Pan and Syrinx, Mont
clair Gavotte in u minor. Old French
Adagio In u Nat major. Moxart I,ond0
In u nat, Schubert; Mr.. Fricdburg at the
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CONCERTS OF THE WEEK.

sUNDAy-Fritz Kresler, violin recital, Carnegie Hall. 3 F. NJ;
George Ifamlin, song recital, Aeolian Hall, 3 =. Me-; Orchestral
Society of New York, Cort Theatre, 9 P. NJ; iyette Guilbert,
modern French songs, Maxine Eliotts Theatre. $3.50 p. NJ; cham
Der music concert. Harris Theatre, $50 p. NJ; Rhea siberia,
soprano, Harvin Lohre, tenor. joint recital. Princess Theatre.
SI5 p. NJ: opera concert, Metropolitan Opera House, S:3O I NJ;
Aborn opera concert, Park Theatre, $3.50 r. NJ.
MONDAY-Reinald Werrenrath, barytone. Aeolian Hall. 2:3O =. M;
Winifred Lamb, pianist, Comedy Theatre, 3 p. NJ; Herman SANDY,
voloncelist, AeoMan Hall, 8:15 p. M.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT sykora, violoncenist. Carnegie Hall, 3 ?. Nj;
Leopold Godowsky, pianoforte recital, Aeolian Hall. 3 ?. M;
Media Hewett Stevens, soprano, Princess Theatre, 3 p. NJ; Rosaie
Miller soprano, Comedy Theatre, 8 P. MI; Maud Morgan, harp
concert, Aeoian Hall, $3.50 p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY-Eiena Gerhardt, SOPRANO, Carnegie Hall 3 r. M;
Edgar Schofed, barytone, Aeolan Hall, 3 p. NJ; Paul Remers,
tenor, Comedy Theatre, 3 p. NJ.
Society, Carnegie Hall, $3.50 P. M;
Rudolf Ruckert, bass, Michael Penka, ceit, joint recital,
Aeolian Hall, 3 p! NJ.
FRIDAY-Phiharmoni Society, Carnegie Hall, $3.50 =. NJ; Symphony
Society. Aeolian Hall, 3 P. NJ; Biltmore morning musicale, Hotel
Bitmore, II A. NJ; Kitty Cheatham, song recital, Hudson Thea
tire, 3 p. M; Theodore Spiering, vioinst, assisted by Osip Gabri-
lowitsch, pianist, Aeoian Hall, 8:15 2. NJ.
SATURDAY-Young Peoples symphony concert, Carnegie Hall, 2:30
P; NJ; symphony Society, Carnegie Hall, sl5 p: NJ; Clara
Clemens, contralto, Aeoian Hall, 3 i. NJ; Fritz krcsler, violin
recital, Aeolian Hall, S:l5 =. NJ.
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lam !. klock.r of Brpuklyu and John
y. Tiid"n Of Garrison on Hudson.
The btid'. who was presented at the
court of -. .JanlcS's Ia 1905. will be
given in marriage 10y her uncle, Will
lam ". Douglas. The Rev. br. ~. clair
Hester will perform the ceremony at
\ 30 o'clock IN tn. presence of rela-
tives, ana half AN hour later there will
be a reception.
br. Reynolds was graduated from
Bcilcvu" Medical College in 1910 aud is
n memi"r Of the surgical stan Of the
Long Island College Hospital.
MI. ana Mrs. Harold Morton Wilcox
Will Civ" a dance for their dcbutaute
daughter. Miss Constance b,NcrcuX Will
cuN. uu TI1ps,iIy evening. January 4,
at the brooklyn Wouan's club.
Mr.. n Mrs. James Mcrwin Wilson
are 10 give a holiday tea and dance for
their young daughters. Miss Prudence
Wilson and Miss Ruth Wilson. between
the hours Of I and : o'clock on Situr-
day. December 90. AT the l;rooklyn
Womau's club.
Miss Eileen o'Rricn. daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Lewis D'I5rien of 1"i
Prospect Park West. who was To- have
presented before spring. She will spend
tn" winter with her sister, Mrs. DE Witt
Ieterkiu. at Webster Groves, Mo.
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MUSIC TEACHERS AND PUPILS.

Miss Julia Herman. pupil II Jessie
Feuner-liill Of the metropolitan opera
House. Studios, has had a gratifying
number of concert dates to her credit
since the beginning Of the season.
spoken of as ';he amaZinG young SO
prano.' Miss Herman has been suloist
for the Echo" and "Harmonic" sin2ing
societies, when the critic for the Foi;sh
Telegram praised her "brllli mt and
resonant voice. Miss Herman his just
returned from Buffalo, where she in
convention of the New York state A.
sociation of Elocutiouists. She is n
present making records for one ~ IN,
prominent ~phonograpn companies.
Prof. A.. Loslnsky. VII has n piano
studio in Carnegie Han, teaches the
Josefry method.
Nine. Helene Maigille, the American
School of Bel Canto. has opened this
season new and very attractive studios
al ego Madison avenue,
EXcep'ioually successful Ia IN" ,gdiu-
ing OF beginners Is NrulN W. t;cigcr,
who has q piano studi" n tho l'rochni
League. liz East S.NcutN-'irs, street.
Manhattan, lie success l. due partly To-
the fact that Il has mad a speciality
Of ear training.
The Treble Tief Music club of S,rau-
ton. Pa. sent to the Esperanza Garrigue
Studios for an artist tenor to he the
soloist at their next grand concert,
Enrico Alessandro. lyric tenor. has been
engaged at Nine. Garrigue's suggestion.
Nine. Cell Alright. who has a vocal
studio at 253 West Forty-sccond street,
speclslizes in artistic voice placing.
Nine. Burkhart lang in roughkcepsie.
y. ", November Is: in Bloomfield, y,
j.. December 5, me in New York, De-
cember 6. new songs dedicated 20 her,
Of which there are now eichty-siN. Her
selections Of dedicated songs included
"cin Hauch,' 10y otto Track, and
dearest" by Charles Dcnnee,
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,

"Iphigenia IN Tauris" will open the
fifth week Of the Metropolitan opera
season tomorrow evening. II will be
sung as at it's premiere by Mines. Kurt.
Sundelius. Eversman and Sparkes. and
Messrs. Sembach. We'll, Braun and Leon
hardt. Miss Cali and Mr.. Bonfiglio will
lead the ballet. Mr.. Bodansky will con-
duct.
Other operas OF the week will be Les
Pecheurs de Perles' on Wednesday eve
ming with Nine. Hempel and Messrs.
Caruso. De Luca and Rothier. Mr..
Polacco will conduct. "Lohengrin" on
Thursday evening will be suns by Mines.
Rappold and ODER. and Messrs. Crlus.
Braun, C;oritz and L%eonhardt Mr..
Bodansky will conduct. "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and "Pagliacci' will be sung
On Friday evening, the former by Mines,
Kurt. Perrin and hatfield and Messrs.
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lows Sonata. q minor. Tartini pre-
Jude and fuguc from first sonata. Bach
tdagio. from q minor suite. lsies
Wienergruss. Rothwell schcrzo. t;rassc
n in f. Hat major. for plano and
violin. first time, Eric Delamater. ded.-
Gated to Mr.. Spiering and Mr.. tiabrilo-
witsch concerto. A major, Saint-Saens.
Maurice Eisner will play the accompani-
ments.
An attractive Christmas programme
has been arranged by Walter Dainrosch
for the next entertainment IN the series
of symphony concerts for young people.
t. take place Saturday afternoon. Dc
cember &c. The orchestra will play
Saint-Saens's symphony No. : In q
minor. and there will lie CHRISTMAS
carols and songs sung 10y the entire
choir Of seventy men and boys of the
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine. under
the direction Of Miles Farrow, the choir's
director.
At her second song recital in Acollau
Hall OH Saturday afternoon, Dec. IL.
Clara Clemens will devote her pro-
ann TO Schubert's 1.ieder cycle. Die
Schoenc Muellcrin." The coutralto will
be assisted by Ossip G~abrilowitsch at
the piano.
-
The next concert OF the society of the
Friends OF Music will he given at the
Ritz-Car!ton Hotel IN sunday afternoon.
Dec. IL. Sam FrHnko will direct "A small
orchestra, with "A chorus and suluists. in
two sonatas OF Bach. a conccrtino by
Pcreolesi and Sachini's ballet suite.
Charles Cooper. pianist. and Engelbert
Rocntgeu. %ccllist. will give "A joint recital
, In .>eolian Hal, ON Monday evening. De-
cember Is. They will play together
Franclis \ major sonata and bebussy's
in - minor. and each artist will Oc
heard in solo numbers.
! May Peterson. soprano. Will give a
song recital on Tuesday afternoon. DE
cember 10. In Aeolian Hall. Tie pro.
graminc includes airs hy tiampi and
l,iualdu da capua. and SONGS 10y MAILER
Iihenc-Baton and Bartholomew.
The i,arrerc Ensemble viii give u
concert ~ Tuesday afternoon. l'ecrn-
be- ~. IN tile coyt Theatre. Helen stan
ley. Soprano. will assist as solo.-t il
presenting a programme which viii In
clude besides classic numbers several new
American compositions. Hiss stanley,
songs viii rtnge from old French and
Italian numbers to modern French. Rus
sian u American songs.
or the programme 10 bc gwen Icy he
Musical .Art society. Frank lalurosgl
director, on Tuesday evening. brCvmbe,
II. at carnegie Hall. there will be chura
works by palestr.na, Dehussy. Bach
Schroeder. Florcut Schmitt. El-ar
Brahms and Purcell. IA a pcrfoTmano.
az Dcbussy'. blessed .~parozel' ia.
choir vii, be assisted by the Sew Nurt
symphony orchestra and Merle .\ir"rh
contralto.
~ his song recital IN Aeol.ar Hal
"Wednesday afternoon. Deccmhor 90
lteInhnld dc Warli'h Will sing fuuI
groups OF songs. including Il christina
song cycle 10y Peter Cornelius and ihrr'
Scotch songs. 'rhe i.p,r - dundee.
"l'onny Earl . Murray and "lHe2
= Lindsay" which have been arranged Ia
modern use by Fritz kroislcr, Vt this
recital Mr.. Krelsler will appear as tn,
iCCumpanist.
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BROOKLYN SOCIAL NOTES.

\ HISS HELEN WALLACE. daush-
MI Ter Of Mrs. William Copeland
Wallace and tho lato General
Wallace, will be married a. pr. Harry
Kelchner Reynolds next Saturday eve
ming at the home of her mother, G.,
Gates avenue. The bride will he uu-
attended, lr, Rry cid ~ Ia have as
oest man his brother, II, Raymond
Reynolds. and for ushers Samuel u.
Hollis. Arthur u. Mayer. Henry Ashby
OF Manhattan, J.. 10 Roy Williams. VIII
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THE WEEK OF OPERA.
Metropolitan Opera House.

MONDAY, S:l5 p. M.-"Iphigenia in Taurs," Nine Kurt, Messrs.
Sembach. We'll and Braun.
WEDNESDAY, 8l5 p. Niles Pecheurs de PerlesL" Nine. Hempel,
Messrs. Caruso, De Luca and Rothier.
THURSDAY. 7:45 P. M.-"Lohengrin,' Mines. Rappold and Obsr,
Messrs. Urus, Braun and Goritz.
FRlDAY-"Cavaneria Rusticana," Mines. Kurt and Perrin, Messrs.
Botta and De Luca; "Pagliacci," Miss Muzon, Messrs. Caruso
and Amato.
SATURDAY,: 2 P. Ma Boheme," Mines. Aida and Mason, Messrs.
Martineli and Scott.
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nor-krc.sl,r S%!avouic Fantasy. Dvorah-
kreisler.
This afternoon George Haml!n. tenor.
VIII give his second SONG recital Of the
season in Aoolian Hall. lie will offer a
programme composed entirely OF the
songs Of Hug" Wolf. John poane will
b. at In. plano.
Ia" Orchestral SoSii;y &: New York.
Man Jacobs conductor. viii give it's Sec
nnd subscription concert this afternoon
In the cort Theatre. Marian Very,
American soprano. will he the soloist.
She will sing airs 10y Gluck. Mozart and
Charrci.icr. The orchestral numbers
are; symphony No, !, Beethoven
Symphonic Poem "Tasso.' List Mel
nncolit, new. first time. Henry G-rsllc
"ln War Time from Indian Suitc). Mac
Dowell Two Caucasian Sketches. Irpoli-
tuff-Ivanon.
This evening, at the Princess Thea
ire, a joint recital viii be given by Rhca
siberia. soprano. aud liarviu Loire.
tenor. Tn. programme includes Ger
man, French, Italian, Russian and Eng
lish songs.
At the seventh sunday night concert.
To be given under Max Sanders's dir.c-
ton in the Harris Theatre this evening,
the Russian symphony Orchestra will as
sist I'm II chamber music programme.
Works of Tschaikowsky, l.alo, lppolitoff-
lvanoff. A~ffanosiew and Napravnik. some
of which viii he heard for the first time
I'm this city. will be- presented, The SOLO
lists Of the evening will be Clarence bird,
pianist, and Lydia Lindgren. Swedish So
prano. The soprano will sing Two groups
of Swedish folk songs.
Following n general request, YNette
iuilberc will repeat Tonight In Maxine
Elliotts Theatre. the same programme OF
"Chansons dcs Giants Noirs," which she
presented last Sunday evening. Emily
dresser, v~iolinist, and Gustave Ferrari,
eccolnpanlst. will again assist.
The programmes for Samuel A. Bald
wins free organ recitals at the city Col
lege this week follow To-day. at 4
o'clork-Sonata, No. &, In G minor, Gull
maut: allcgretto from Seventh SYM
plIony. Beethoven prelude and fuguc in
4 minor. Bach; a Russian Romance, IIof-
mann: Fountain Revcric, Festival Toe
rata, Fletcher: melody in j.. Rubinsteln /:
Festal postlude, Schminke. Wednesday,
December IL. AT 4 o'clock-Magnificat in
- minor. f.emaigre Largo. from New
World symphony. Dvorak; Toccata and
Fugue IN q major. Bach Elevation.
Lang Scherzoso, Rogers; Marche Fune-
bre ct Chan Seraphique. Guilman, ;
Traeume and Ride OF the Walkuere,
Wagner.
Handers Messiah" under the direc-
ton Of DIR. william g.. Carl. will be rem
dered In the Old First Presbyterian
Church this evening at s O'Clock.
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stands outside the domain of operate
"a religious function. People observe
Its Progress U.s. they might the per-
Torrance of the Passion Play" p
Oberammergau. This would come L..
spite of Richter.
To upholders of art il Is depressing
to watch a congregation Of intelligent
persons sitting in rapt devotional &C.
stasy in the presence of the Holy Grail
and the washing II the feet. forgetting
the theatrical craft by which their per-
ceptions are dulled and their senses
beguiled. For the sake Of the beauti-
fui pages following the complaint Of
Am fOrfds to the end Of the act and the
exquisite u~tteranCes of the Good Fri
day spell the more hardened among
MS forgive some very melodramatic
tricks.
Walter Damrusch. conductor OF the
Symphony Society. writes to explain
the disagreement between the .Acolian
Hal house programme and the soci-
ety's bulletin at last sundays concert.
One credited the arrangement Of the
Bach suite To Felix Weingartner and
the other to Mr.. Damrosch, who says:
Whatever blame may be attached
To the discrepancy between the an
nounccments Of the Aeolian pro-
gramme and the symphony Society
bulletin of last Sunday should be borne
by me. | selected the suite in { 10y
Bach from my collection of his works
as published by the Bach Society. This
edition gives only Bacli's own very
meagre indications regarding tempt,
dynamics. SC. but 1t is valuable for
the Bach student for that very reason.
although for public performances these
indications must be literally supple
mented, especially with minute direc-
tions regarding unanimity Of bowling
and phrasinG.
Various musicians, notably men like
Gevaert's and kogel. hav published
editions of different work of the older
masters which reproduce the inner
spirit with discretion and respect. Mr..
Welngartner. who was m of the able
editors OF the recent publications Of
BerlioZS works, leing announced as
editor of the Bach suite In c, | chose
his edition Cprobably the only modern
one tNtdnt), IoT our performance.
Al the first rehearsal, however. 7
found that the orchestra parts were
completely devoid of any bowling or
phrasing indications and that n rather
mOnotonous forte and double forte
were almost the only dynamics sup
piled by him.
Il therefore decided 10 make my own
version, one which, in my humble opin-
ion. would reproduce the Bach spirit
with greater fidelity, and 10y a more
liberal indication of pianos and mezzo-
fortes give these charming uance the
lighter grace which the music indi-
Gates.
as the Symphony Society bulletin
was printed two weeks earlier 1t still
contained the name OF Mr.. Weinsart-
ner as editor and hence the discrep-
ancy in the two announcements"
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piano. Soil for Violin. thanson Medita-
ton, to'tcnet Nienn.se Melody, Gaert-
nor-krc.slcr S.avOuic Fantasy. Dvorah-
krcislrr,
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Theodore Spiering. violin,st, assisted
by Ossip GabrilOwitsch. pianist, will give
u recital In Aeolian HUI on Friday Eve
ming, December IS. The programme FOL
The sun., 1916-12-10

At Acolian Hall Tomorrow evening
sandy. 'ceilist. will De heard in
his first recital here, The programme
follows. Sonata In A. Boccherini Con-
certo In minor. Dvorak Malinconia,
first time IN New York opus 20 Solitude.
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FIRST time IN New York. opus 81. Nalse
Triste. opus a.. Sibelius scandinavian
folk songs: Song Of Nernrrland. Swed-
ish ~Iiosclil, Danish Elverhloj. 'El'-
lill). Danish Bridal Mach. Norwegian.
Herman Standby Gypsy Song. Dvorak-
sandy; Capriccio. Goltermann. Ethel
Gave cole will be at the piano.
The sun., 1916-12-10

This afternoon George Haml.n. tenor.
Will civ" his second song recital Of the
season in Acolian Hall. lie will offer a
programme composed entirely OF the
songs Of Hug" Wolf. John poane will
b. at tn. piano.
The sun., 1916-12-10

Edgar Schoheld. American bary;on",
will give a sons recital on Wednesday
afternoon In Aeolian Hall. He will sim;
old airs by Glucl, and Buononcini. q
group OF German ana French songs. and
Arthur Somervclis song cycle Maud
10 words by Tennysou. Arthur :. II! d,
will b. AZ the piano,
The sun., 1916-12-10

This evening, at the Princess Thea
ire. a joint recital will he given by Rhca
siberia. sopranO. aud liarriu Loire,
tenor, The programme" includes Ger
man, French, Italian, Russian and Eng
lish songs.
The sun., 1916-12-10

Elena Gerhardt. soprano. will give i
song recital in Carnegie Hall on Wcdnes-
day afternoon. December 10. The pro-
grammc comprises six songs cach by
schubert and Brahms and one group Of
songs taken from Wolf n strauss
Walter II. Code will be ut the piano.
The sun., 1916-12-10

Following a general request. Yyette
iuilbers will repeat Tonight In Maxine
Elliott's Theatre. thes same programme OF
"chansons des Giants Noirs,' which she
presented last Sunday evening. Emily
dresser, violinist. and Gustave Ferrari,
eccoinpanist. will again assist.
The sun., 1916-12-10

Maud Morgan. with the assistance %.
several artists. will give her annua harp
concert on Tuesday evening in .Aeolian
Hall.
The sun., 1916-12-10

A piano recital will be given by Wini-
fred Lamb tomorrow afternoon In the
Comedy Theatre. Programme comprises
works by Chopin. Schumann. Cesar
Franck. Dehussy. Dohnanyi, I~-eschetiz-
sky. Ralston, strauss and Johann
Strauss-Schuett.
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FRONTIER DANCE
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11

ABOUT PEOPLE you
KNOW
Henry hsuls baggage. Phone s39.

Henry hsuls baggage. Phone y39
WIN \. kclch.r II -iting Las cru
ces today On busines-
Au'o springs !. N0ruor \ Co
Bon Holwog has Nocu appointed
fireman effective TODAY
john Baron Burg probtt" judge.
ana Mrs Burg lett hast night for cal
.furnla tor an EXTENDED visit.
Special ,oInmunicpt.uu OF Tempt.
Lodge No o. \. + and A. VI this
evening AT 90 for work m The + e.
d.gTv" Visiting members welcome.
Trucks
u \. T.. Walsh. director oi th" Fox
film corporation company at WORK
| here. married Miss Miriam cooper
here Wednesday. Miss Cooper came
| here from New Yort Wednesday a.
meet Nj Walsh on his arrival from
California They left for Los Angeles
yesterday.
". g. Walton. stat, senator from
| Grant county. was here yesterday IN
his way from his home AZ silver 'itl
to Washington. whot" he H. DIN 90
legal business
Don Gay a car urtil YOU have IN
ycsiisutrd the FrauhIin IS" waite
TO freeze no. water tn boil
George T.. Farrell. who Is co-upci.
atiug with the state Colloro 40 boys
aud girls industrial club w"rE icf'
last uight fut la~ truCcs. aitrt spon!
iug &C. dan here MI Farrell "iiicia
position b. as-istau. ln charge ui boys
lama gftt-' tIuu work for tn depart.