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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-22

then set it aside until it is needed.
It is good indefinitely.
How 70 Use the Dope.
With q small paddle dig out as
much as you want to cover wound
Of stock or limb on which the graft
gas has been inserted to q thickness
of 1-6 or 1-8 of an inch thick; put
a little on the upper surface If any,
and the work is done.
The eye spoke of as being under
the surface Of the graft while cut
ting and shaping same is very i'm
portant factor in the game. Now of
course this eye is turned out when
the graft is thrust between the cam
blum and the bark Of stock, so have
q little opening in wrapping so that
this eye may be able to shoot off. 1t
is necessary for cambium of both
graft and stock to come on contact
one with the other at some point be-
fore q union can take place, and
this is why it is so necessary to make
a nice smooth cut in sloping the
graft to feather edge. Now the
feather edge or lowest part Of graft
is where the union first takes place,
so you see the necessity of not cut
ting the lowest part except any lit
tie outer portion Of back graft that
might be ruffled on being thrust
in. A strict observance of the above
will insure success instead of fail
ure.
How to Wax the Cloth.
Melt pure wax (no resin) as soon
as it is melted take it off the fire,
having previously torn the cloth in
to strips of 1-2 yard and folded up
in pieces as long as your hand and
about as wide; put same in wax and
press it down with a forked stick
until the wax permeates the strips
thoroughly; then remove them from
the wax pot, lay these strips on a
smooth surfaced board and with an
other board scrape off the wax,
then lay it aside; then take up the
strips while they are still hot and
shake out the folds and lay them
aside for use. Split the edges ga
to l inch wide and you are prepared
to tear them as you need it.
Now. Mr.. Reader, that you may
not fall down on the job of pecan
grating, l will add that when you
removed the CRAFTS from the cold
storage, transfer them to the best
ice-box you can make with ice so ar
ranged that you can keep all the
CRAFTS cold and be sure to keep your
ice box from the sun. Take out
no more than you can use in a half
a-day. While using them put CRAFTS
in box to suit and cover with wet
sack folded several times. Cut
your CRAFTS to proper length before
you start to put them in. If you are
grating big trees try and insert
CRAFTS to q large stock or branch.
w. G. ASKEW,
Belle River.
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A 7-room house screened through.
out 2 double fire-places, electric
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all around the house, flower yard-A
bargain $500 month reht-Phons
81, Berwick, La.
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WANT ADS and NOTES

New Potatoes and Cabbage,
Fresh Garden, Tested, Seeds Ju,t
Received. Now is a good time n
plant. Fresh Canned Goods Of all
kinds. Also a fresh supply of Low.
ney's Cocoa and Cake Chocol,te
Phone II and delivery follows.
JOHN DALTON, JR.
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DR.. Frederick Jocabson says, IS per
cent Of women need Phosphates
to give them Strong, Healthy,
rounded figure and to avoid Ner-
vous break down. Thousands Of
woman grow strong in Natures
way.
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Anyone wishing to room sn , board
with private family-Address Box
III, City.
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Store with apartments for rent
Also two houses; apply DR.. J. c.
Berwick.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-22
PECAN GRATING.

Mr.. Editor
wish if it does not take too
much space to tell your readers the
particulars Of pecan grating.
Grating Wood.
The grating wood should be cut
not later than the 10 or 18th Of
February and placed in cold stor-
age. The branches to be taken Of
grating wood should be that sea-
sons growth, be they long or short.
Way to Prepare Them for
Cold Storage.
Get a good tight box large
and long enough to hold CRAFTS with
out cutting. Cover bottom with
sphagnum or mess, place grating
wood in snugly, put sphagnum or
moss on sides and ends of box and
cover plentifully with same ma
terial. You must now thoroughly
moisten all SO that the gratis may
become wet. Be sure that the box
do not hold the water that you have
put on, so if the box is too tight
have few auger holes in bottom
Of the box to allow the water to drip
off. Now put them in cold storage,
having nailed the top of the box
tightly.
Quality Of Wood.
The wood should be taken from
trees that are very prolific, or
younger trees that have been graft
ed from same.
What Constitute q Good Tree.
will say that good tree is one
that suits the locality; good though
wood that can stands the wind and
Bugs and as nearly a yearly bearer
Is possible, the nuts to be as large
AZ well filled and best flavor that
you can get, shell moderately thin,
good keeper, nut that the pubic
will buy. !" -
The Art Of Grating.
Cut the grating stock five or six
inches long Of 3 or 1 eyes on each.
Cut these pieces Is you use them a.
follows: commence to cut about
2 or 2 LIZ inches above lower end,
and make q sloping cut to . feather
edge, leave an eye on the under
size Of cut, saw off the branch Of
graft, now split the bark at the
graft, no wsplit the bark 1t the
top . little and thrust the graft in
flush with upper cut surface Of
same. now bind the graft 10 the i
limb or stock with waxen strong yell !!
low cotton, wrap the cloth around
the branch or stock using both ends |
70 draw it tightly and make one !
knot tie Ut the finish.
Aew % Make the Dope.
Four pounds Of beeswax to one
Of resin, put in pot and melt, and
Just ~ soon - it forms . layer Of
cooled off wax on top Of the mix
lure add q little wood alcohol and
ytir; II it sputters or bubbles then
pour in the alcohol slowly until the
whole mass is Of . butter thickness,
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The evening world., 1917-09-08
PROCTOR VAUDEVILLE
AND LOEW FEATURES

Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
Will have, commencing Monday, Harry
Cooper, Rudinoff, Northland ami
Ward, Travilla Brothers and others
Clark and Verdi will head the bill the
latter half OF tho week. Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre will
offer Barry, Nelson and Barry, Monty
and Estella, Arnold and Merit and
Harl ana Curtis. Wyn-Ora in a
novelty win appear at ProctOr's ono
Hundred and Twenty-hfth Street
Theatre. Others will be Claire Harri-
son and company, Watson and Clark
and the Five kitamura Japs. Tho
anniversary bill OF Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre will include
Fred j, Ardath and company, Hon
etto in songs and violin solos, and
Mabel Harper and company.
The bill at Loew's American The
atre will consist OF George n Rosencr,
Lloyd and WhitehOus and Peggy
Brooks in a comedy sketch. BIo
Burke will be seen in THE Mysterious
Miss Terry" tho photo play attraC-
tion. Loew's New York Theatre will
have Evelyn Nesblt In the photo play,
Redemption" Monday and Tuesday,
Tho Haunted House" Wednesday,
Polly Ann" Thursday. The Mys-
terious Mr., Tlllcr" and Tears and
Smiles" Friday, The Bride'8 silence
Saturday and Their Compact" sun
day.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
THE Wv PLAYS
Allen Doone Pleasing
in "Lucky O'Shod.
~ eHARIts oAsNvos

- ysu az s'U fspa - tbs Ole.
fashioned ir.sh comedy drama"
tn Which t.s h.fo vins ths hero.
ins IN spiis of obstacles ihat wouia
aiacenFaEe fhe ordinary mar. puu
wtn iikt "i.u ky O'rlra' 90 the
Thiriy .nhm street Theatre
Allen Dlono. who has been play
Gag IN Australia for humber 81
yesrs. 10 pleasing as the actor nov
trying his lutk in Sew lurk iic
has a way % smiling with hls cycs
that bFiaEs him INTO sympathy With
an audience. aud De goes about HE
WORK In a lsisur,ly manner. Incl
dsntaliy, be sings wisely n NOT we'll =
that IL "om-singo" IN the prologue
and only for a moment NJ the end
of the play. when the plot demands
vocal exercise.
Theodore Burt sayre has put 90
much plot into his play that It thick
ems like a bottle Of milk IA thunder
storm. There's an Irish n.ng Of
words. as you may Imagine. the
greater part OF the time. but when
a question arises u Is settled quickly.
No time is iost in making a "situa-
ton" clear To the anxious observer
In the prologue. FOR example, a Prus-
sian colonel commanding a guerrilla
regiment Aeizes an Irish girl ON the
way TO the deathbcd OF her father
and insists that she become his bride
without delay, inasmuch as she Is
accompanied by a priest. This Is all
very sudden, " course. and when
she demurs the terrible Prussian is
willing to have her marry sup
posedly half-witted gypsy who seems
to have the moon on his brain and is
addicted to song But this strange
person. as you may guess. ia OShea.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
PLANS A CHAM Of ClURS
FOR SOLDIERS kkD SAILORS
i7r'i Nr Ne Opcust ~ nirty.
Third street ani Seventh Ave.
nue Niala . Neck.

TIE Nsuanai CoHtutiss on Tfstr'ne
,sn.rs q whirh usFuaua D. Fastlok
DO .I.sirmsa saaeanesa ta.faY thas q
bee taksn = lease 90 ths buisias 81 ne
northeast cofnsf q Thiftf -fhiff Hfrvsi
and ssventh Assnua Formerly go ~ .
ssi.on aha danos hall. and vil establish
there che nrst ~ the Nsti1hai services
ylats, whirh win furnish entsrtain.
msnt ant shelter far soifisrs sns saii.
ars Who happen o. b On leave IN Nsu
Hork duuns me ~eH
Ths club ptii b opansi vithin = sch.
and 80 rapidly as psssihls other ciubs
uIn 10 established IN ne virinity 81
railroad terminals and feuy housea
Co-operating ~'th the National Csm-
mites on TraininE Camps IN the mat
tsr - clubhousss fof soldiers ana sail
ars Il the Police welfare Bufoau. a.
wcll ~ ths ". N. &. A. the Y ~. ~.
A and many civic orHanihationa The
Harvard club Furnished tho money fof
tho rsntlnE % the bui!iins at Thir,y'
th'fd street and seventh Avenue. whicn
will be In charge ~ Harvey y Vaughn.
man " Ions eHperianoe In conductinE
clubs Tor boys and young men.
% ls ettimaicd that. AZ ali times
throughout the war. there will be IN the
neishborhood of 1905 soldiers and
sailors In or near New York n Il
hoped 90 take care Of these young men
by tho clubhouse plan.
workmen begsn to-day 60 remodel
tho old saloon and dance hall The
ground foor will he converted into a
lounglng room and buffet Lunches and
non alcoholic drinks will bo served at
cost The second floor viii be given
over TO reading and writing rooms On
the third floor are to be fifteen bedrooms
for soldiers or sailors.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
"POLLY OF THE CIRCUS"
AND CONCERTS AT STRAND

Afternoon symphony concerts will
be inaugurated at the Strand Theatre
next week. The orchestra has been
enlarged and Adriano Ariani, COM
poser and conductor. will direct these
concerts. The symphony concerts
will be given every afternoon except
Saturdays. Sundays and holidays, at
2.15 o'clock. preceding the regular
programme of motion pictures and
musical selections. Overture Tragic"
Brahms; Third symphony. A Minor
Top. 56, Second MovemenD. Mendels-
sohn: Dance Macabre" (op. 400.
Saint-saeEs; Symphonic Poem. la
Procession Nocturne." RabaId:
"Traumerei." Scnumann; "The MIL"
Raff. and Overture. lie Rol Lahore"
Massenet, will be played.
Polly OF the Circus" an elaborate
screen presentation OF Margaret
Mayo's play the first OF the new
Goldwyn pictures to be released, will
be the principal photo dramatic fea-
ture. Mae Marsh will be seen in the
title role. The Strand Topical Re-
view, educational and travel features
and a new comedy will also be shown.
The soloists will be Mile Nerba,
soprano; Herbert l.. Waterous, bdsSo;
Arthur Depew and Ralph II. Brigham,
organists. The symphony Orchestra,
under the direction OF Carl Edouarde,
will play Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody
No. l2
The evening world., 1917-09-08
MOLLIE WILLIAMS
AT COLUMBIA THEATRE

Mollie williams will bring her COM
pany to the Columbia Theatre for a
weeks engagement, commencing
Monday afternoon. The show consists
OF two one-act satires called "A Day
at Atlantic City" and THE Belle OF
the Cabaret" together with a one-act
playlet, written for Miss Williams,
entitled THE Trap" In addition.
vaudeville specialties are announced,
and throughout the performance there
will be musical ana dancing numbers
Miss Williams's company includes
Billy Mcintyre, Ambark All, Earl
The evening world., 1917-09-08
VIDE RANGE OF OFFERINGS ON STAGE AND SCR

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fhs "hap HIfHuf. rfa - 80 pre-
rfaH pafH Tu Hafs anY fur'
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Ilffnte U.uufI ls shni and liuss
rskNa Dee Wet hath a. iuuiln
uhrff ufhra aH aH ariof si ths
fhfaffr NHrah NIus ths Nife BE- hns
NaTfisai IH spite ~ ftf farf fhai hs
- 80 arfHf uFhraf trfurh rNaI
fofH his hrsi ta raf tas irIshuIau in
laH fof dsif but Lam makes hls
Uar oui uf iHr UI.t EfhHut tHs
suEhirsi difhruIii. in fact. b. sings
bic vaF nuf 90 W
Although y bo1no unss hadly. Do
Iu's l1t uf Foul natafe into his
psff0fmaus' Edna ksel,S plays
litsf vlih au Intermittent iflah de
irrt Mar Kennedy ls pretty bot
uutuiy Nug.fsfHus no nn ifsh a..
tfufH. ana Maurice Lynch does
capital hti q SOFA .n zoe part 81
battered and uufu.estsfW bs,IH
pat hafftft aut sfth smith alss
dispIly rrUHs - lrfh character.
There's nothing more 20 say.
The evening world., 1917-09-08

screen debut in 'Barbary Sheep" Art
craft pictures, under tho auspices OF
Adolph Zukor. In "Barbary Sheep"
adapted from Robert Hichins's novel;
Miss Ferguson is said to appear in a
vehicle that not only Is particularly
adapted to her capabilities, but one
that gives her a lavishly artistic back
ground. Under the direction of Mau-
rice Tourneur. the French producer,
some of the most elaborate sets ever
staged for a photoplay are promised
In this film. The romantic story,
with its scenes in Algeria, tells OF the
infatuation of an English noblewoman
for a dark-sklnned army officer. Sup
porting the star Is a cast including
Pedro De Cordoba, Lumsden Hare,
Macy Harlan. Alex shannon and
Giaude Ford. The scenario was ar
ranged by Charles Maigne.
In addition to the feature picture
there will be special selections by the
R!alto Orchestra; a cello solo, "Ele-
gle" by CASTOR Dubois; Celeste
Aida" by Marion Rodolfo; "Bedouin
Love Song" by Greek Evans: the
Rlalto Animated Magazine, scenic pic
lures; "The Brook" adapted firm the
poem by Alfred Tennyson, with spe-
cial music by Grleg; a Mutt and
Jen" comedy. and another comedy
which, on account OF its novelty, viii
be offered as a surprise. A special
stage setting has been prepared Tor
"Barbary Sheep" An attractive mu-
slcal setting by Hugo Rlesenfeld, the
Kialto Orchestra leader, has also been
arranged for Mics Fergusons photo
play,
The evening world., 1917-09-08
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
ON BROADWAY'S SCREEN.

A motion picture representation OF
Edward Everett Hale's famous story,
"The Man Without a Country" will
be shown at the Broadway Theatre,
beginning tomorrow night. In the
words of the author. the story is de-
signed as "a contribution. however
humble, toward the formation OF a
Just and true national sentiment o,
love to the Nation" II tells Of tn,
unfortunate Phillip Nolan. Llcuten
ant in the United States Army, who
was on trial for treason in 1907. Tho
picture is offered by Jewel Produc
tions. Florence La Babe has the role
of patriotic American girl and also
appears as Columbia, IL. 4. HorDer,
plays Nolan.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
for the
Coming Week

TIiE Empire Theatre will open its
season on Monday night with
Rambler Rose" musical
comedy IN which Julia saniersln
and Joseph CaWthorn are the stars
Harry u. Smith II the author of the
book, while tho music Is by Victor
jacob. the composer OF "sybll." with
an interpolatcd song for Mr.. Clw-
thorn by Irving Berlin. The scenes
are laid in England and France. 4
pretty. wilful American girl Is the
heroine. Her aunt wants her to
marry a bashful. awkward man, who
Is supposed to be heir to a fortune.
but she has already fallen In love
with a handsome youns artist. The
supporting company includes Ada
Meade, Kate sergeantson. Gladys
siddons. Ethel Boyd. Doris Predo,
Stewart Baird. George T.. Mack and
W. II. Bentley.
Sarah Bernhard enters upon the
last week Of her engagement at the
knickerbocker Theatre. on Monday
and Tuesday afternoons the bill will
be CLEOPATRA" and on the same
nights Joan OF Arc and LIE
Vltrail;" Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons, "Hecube," and on those
nights The Star in the Night" and
"Camille;" Friday and Saturday al
ternoons, Joan OF Arc;" Friday and
Saturday nights. THE Wounded Sol.
| der" and Camille"
Maude Fulton In Tho Brat" comes
to the Standard Theatre.
Peg O. My Heart" with Ann Pitt.
wood as Peg, Will be the attraction al
the Lexington Theatre.
The Yorkville Theatre opens or
Wednesday night with Adolf Philips
latest musical comedy, The Land.
lady"
The evening world., 1917-09-08

ing attendance Of the past three weeks
may bc accepted as any indication,
the sound Of this hilarious displace-
mcnt has penetrated to the further
most reaches of the theatrcgong pub
lie. II Is worth the admission price,
which by the way. remains moderate,
to hear 5000 people roar with laughter.
and the applause which follows some of
the gigantic spectacular scenes sounds
like cavalry charge. The huge
pageant runs with great rapldity and
its twelve scenes present n greater
variety OF advertisement and humor
than any previous Hippodrome show.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
ICE SKATER AT HEALYS
STIRS MILITARY SPIRIT

linda Ruckerts. champion spinner
on Ice. has introduced sensational
novelty In tho skating show at
Thomas Healy's Golden Giades."
broadway at Sixty-siKth Street. she
now appears as a French vivandiere
OF old. Miss Rockerts has made n
distinct hit. especially with tho mill
tary men who are crowding the
Golden Glades' at both the dinner
show and tho midnight parade.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
DANCING CARNIVAL
KEEPS UP LIVELY PACE

The Dancing Carnival, Grand Cen
trail Palace. has completed It's prepa-
rations for the fall season. During
the summer the attendance averaged
above the year before. and Mr.. Grundy
foresees a very lively season. The In
structors have made themselves pro-
ficlent in the nav dances and are
demonstrating them nightly 10 hum
dreds of interested patrons
The evening world., 1917-09-08
NEW BAND FOR S0USA.
OId One Ending Career Tonight
lie Goes to Army One.

John Philip Sousn. bandmaster. will
end his professional career. at least for
tho present. tonight at Willow Grove
Park. Philadelphia.
His band. which he has been con-
ducting under special arrangement
with the Navy Department. will be dis
banded and on Tuesday he will start
for Chicago. to be attached to the Great
Lakes Navy Station. as he Is now Lieut..
Sousa, u. S. N. The famous band
master has formed n band there OF more
than 200 marine musicians.
On Monday Lieut.. Sousa will pay a
flying visit to New York to hear for
the frst time I'm the IIlppodrome the
music no composed for The Land OF
Liberty" the patriotic finale to the
been asked TO conduct his own com
position that night,
The evening world., 1917-09-08
La GiOcOnda' Added
To Mr.. Gallo s Operas
BY SyIrester RdLcling.

LH y blOCONDA' was presented
BY the san Carlo Opera
Company at the Forty-fourth
street Theatre last night. Again the
house was Crowded. a great deal Of
enthusiasm was aroused. although
there was small cause for IT, The per-
formance was insIpid. Not until the
Dance OF the Hours" In tho third
act did It come to life. Manuel Sal
azar. as EMO, did his best to gaIvdn-
ize It; but, dear Mr.. Gallo, as the tenor
sung his big aria was there ever such
n ship seen upon the seven seas or up
against pier! And whoever saw the
full moon, even with the face of Bis
marck upon 1t, sink suddenly in the
middle OF the ocean?
Never mind! So much good work
has been done by your company that
might OFF, may be forgiven even 10
Mr.. Pcroni, the conductor, and to Mr..
Roger who was a luguDriOus Bar
naba, Mary kaestner held the title
part and Stella DCmette was Laura.
Marta Mclis, as La Cieca, did aer
best. Mr.. DE Biasi was "A sonorous AL
wise and the other individual Charac-
tcrs were maintained by MIR. Cervi,
Mr., Dellemolle and Mr. Rossini
This afternoon Marcclla Craft is to
show the quality OF her Violetta in
La Traviata," and tonight III Tro-
vatore" is TO be sung. The new bills
for next week include on Monday
Faust" with Marcclla Craft as
Marguerite; Tho Barber OF Seville"
at the Wednesday matinee; Lucia"
on Thursday, and The Tales OF
Hoffman" at the Saturday matinee,
The repetitions are Carmen" with
Fcrrabini in the name part, on Tues
day; Ia Gioconda" on Wednesday.
"Cavallerin" and "Pagliuccl in a
double bill on Friday. and Aida" on
Saturday night.
The Community Chorus, Harry
barnhart, director, will give a Song
and Light" festival in Central Park
on next Thursday and Friday eve
ninGs AT s o'clock. Electric launches
are 10 be set aflont on the lake at Sew
cnty-second Street and Fifth Avenue
for invited guests. and observation
points Will be established around II,
Walter Damrosch, tho new con-
ductor for the coming season. wishes
10 increase the size OF the OratOrlO
Soc ety's chorus. Singers with good
voices and fair ability 10 read music
az sight may be examined by him at
Carnegie Han on Sept. ~ and 20.
, l'chearsals for Pierne's "Thc Chll-
drcn's Crusade" will begin on Sept 10,
Modest Altschuler, who is tuning
MP his Russian symphony Orchestra
| for 'he coming season, 7 laug to form
q Russian Conservatory Of Music and
20 assoc ate 1t with the Russian
/ Music Society.
The last OF the series Of concerts
|hy the Park Department to be given
ut the City College stadium, conduct
"a by Arnold Nolpe, win be held to-
| morrow evening.
The first OF the Strand Theatres
series OF symphony concerts, Rdr.ano
/ rltUI conductor a lUnpnnR0I FOR
The evening world., 1917-09-08
EVELYN NESBIT IN FILM
AT 8IST STREET THEATRE

Evelyn Nesblt and her son Russell
Thow will be shown at the Eighty
first Street Theatre In the photo
drama Redemption" There will also
be vaudeville features.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
HIPPODROME HILARITY
CAUSED BY "CHEER UP!'

Cheer Up!' made a great splash"
said The Evening World, OF Charles
D.Angham's spectacular revue at the
Hippodrome; and II the record breal.-
The evening world., 1917-09-08
BURLESQUERS'
OLYMPIC'S ATTRACTION

Billy watson's Oriental Bur
lesquers" will be seen at the Olympic
Theatre. There are three features,
THE Doll Shop" AT Fort Hoakum'
and AT tho Fair" In the company
are Leo Stevens. Doris Claire, Dolly
clifford. Daisy Gallagher. Jean Schu.
Ter, Joe Mccoy and Ben Bard.
The evening world., 1917-09-08

The first OF the Strand Theatres
series OF symphony concerts, Adrano
Arilni conductor, is announced for
Monday afternoon NJ 2l5 o'clock.
The evening world., 1917-09-08

Sheahnn. Bob Gilbert. Frank DE
Camp. May Sheridan, Florence Kelly
and Nell Gilbert
The evening world., 1917-09-08

The last OF the series Of concerts
by the Park Department TO be given
rl by Arnold NOlpe, win be held to-
morrow evening.
The evening world., 1917-09-08
ELSIE FERGUSON TO MAKE
FILM DEBUT AT RIALTO

At the Rialto Theatre. commencing
tomorrow. Elsie Ferguson makes her
The evening world., 1917-09-08

Modest Altschuler, who is tuning
MP his Russian symphony Orchestra
for 'he coming season, lans to form
a Russian Conservatory Of Music and
90 assoc ate 1t with the Russian
Music Society