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New-York tribune., 1919-03-30
IN The WORLD OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
Ne1U Films at the Theatres

programme this week. Harold Lloyd
in "Just Dropped In" the Riaito Maga-
zine. with its news pictures, aud
scenic pictorial complete the film pro-
gramme.
The overture is LISTS LES Pre-
ludes." The second orchestral number
is La Paloma," the Mexican national
air, played with trumpet solo by Jo-
seph Lubalin and with Frank Cork and
Frank Wolf on their new celebrated
"marimbap sometimes fippantly
mentioned as a "cordwood band" Mar
tin Brefal and Edoardo AIhano viii
sing a duet from "La Fora del Des-
tino" and Annie Rosner will sing III
est Doux," from "Hcrodiade." by Mas
senct
"The sheriff's Sem is from the
story by William Mcleod Raine. 1t
was directed by Victor L Shertzinger.
Seena Owen appears opposite Mr.. Ray.
Others in the cast are John +. Lock
ney, Clyde Benson and Lamar John
stone.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30
THURSDAY

Aeolian Hall, p. m Piano recital
by Edward Morris:
Toccata and Fugue in D minor Bach Tausis
Dance in G major; Dance in major
Beethoven
Impromptu Op. Sc Nocturne Op g.
No. Etudc in octaves, Op. %. No
10: Waltz (posthumous No. ~
Ballad, Op. % .....................C Chopin
Sonata. Op. 81. No. 3........... 8. Beethoven
"Fifths'' ia fragment, American Humor-
Notturpo. No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. List
The Trlking Observation-Disclosures. Schubert List
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30

Alice Brady in her latest triumph,
The World TO Live In" Will be the big
feature Of the coming week at Loew's
New York Theatre and Roof, where it
viii be shown on Monday.
The daily attractions for the balance
Of the week viii be Florence Reed in
Her Code Of Homer" on Tuesday;
Olive Thomas in ~Toton.- on Wednes-
day. Frank Keenan, in The Silver
Girl" on Thursday, Enid Bennett in
Partners Three" and Peggy HyIand
in The Rehe iIlous Bride on Friday;
Louise Huff in s'The Little Intruder"
on Saturday and May Allison in The
Island of Intrigue on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30
MONDAY

MONDAY
Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m. Recital by
Harold Bauer and Jacques Thibaud of
sonatas for piano and violin by
Beethoven:
Sonata in A major. Op. ".
Sonata in i major, Op "a.
Sonata in major. Op. Al tKreutzcr)
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30

II All the Young Maidens ns....... Lohr
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
On the Road to Ballynurc
Miss Cora Tracy. contralto
The Harp That Once Through Tara's
Believe Me il All Those Endearing YounS 1S's
I Hear You Calling Me. ....... Marshall
Miss Anna Gray. harpist.
The Bard of Armagh Hughes
The Next Market Day y............. Hughes
The Snowy Breasted Pearl. De We're
John Fnnegan. tenor
Believe Me il All Those Endearng Young
Father OFlynn
Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded. Moore
Sweet Peggy O'Neill. ............ Redding
Herbert Waterous basso
The Harp That Once Through Tara's
The ns'' Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow. Moore
, clifford Page
The Kerry Dance ce...........M Mollov
Miss Lily Meagher.
Cello. Fantasia on Irish Airs
The Valley Lay Smiling Before Me
Savourneen Deelish
ODonnell Aboo
Hans hronold, 'cellist
The Minstrel Boy Observation-Disclosures. Moore
Ireland. My Sireland ..... Victor Herbert
Three selected Irish foksongs.
Vernon Stiles, tenor
soldiers OF Erln; Star Spangled Banner
The Irish Musical Club Chorus
Princess Theatre, SIS, song recital
BY Berta REVERE:
Rossignolet du Bois Joi Sixteenth Centur,
Rendil Serene al Ciglio io..... Handc
M'Ha Press ALA Sua Regina ,...... .Paradies
Rossignols Amoureuscs ....... Ramcau
Jeanne Arc ................T Tschaikowsky
'uiSHoHette 'u Wcckerlin
hp!es III I'c'e. .Gabrlel Iaurr
Dune Prison Hahn
En- Sourdinc ...................... Hair
- 70 - :.+.. Greg
To- Here the Gentle Lark ......... Bishor
Heart Throbs Observation-Disclosures. Bcnde
Song Is So Old. .........A. r. Wachtmeister
berceuse ................... Fannie Dillon
Know. ................ .Gustave Ferrar
Pmcked Quill from Cupid's Wing Hadley
New-York tribune., 1919-03-30
TUESDAY

Acoian Hall, p. m. Piano recital
by Harry Cumpson
Prelude. Op. 1G. Observation-Disclosures. .Clicre
Sonata Quasi una Fantasia. Op. n.
Prelude Choralc and Fuguc ...... Iranck
Theme and Variations Op. 10. No. 6.
Tschakowslsy
In Autumn Spanish Caprice .. .. Moszkowski
Carnegie Hall. S:l5 p. M, violin re-
ctal by Elias Breeskin:
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encs sternilcb, dancer; Adolph Dali
done, vlolinist; Isabelle Slickler,
singer; Ida Fagin, recitations; Yetta
kabram. pianist; Marguerite Murphy.
pianist; Edna Ebert, singer; Sarah
Post, singer; Madeline Gotthelf.
singer; Samuel ATkow, recitations;
Max Fcldman, rccitations. s. Most
man. singer; Walter Betzler singer:
Gussie Thau, dancer; Ethel Slickler.
singcr and speaker. Adele Matthias;
Pauline Tuui.lo, dancer; Harry Blaun-
stein. violinist; Elsie Sorbcr, singer:
Jessie Spicglcr. speaker, and Max
lslacson. speaker.
Those who viii appear tonight for
try-outs are Laura Haller. George
Jlaller, Rose Goldman, Helene Rosen-
pirs, Helene Costello, Marion Carson,
X. Blumbcrg. Alice Kelerman. Sol
Hecht, 6. Lawrence. Lillian Bcrko-
witz. Alice Fccney Yetta Shcdrofsky.
Anna Hynes. Pauline Hartstan, Geor-
ginnnn Osmond. Lena Adclstcin. lrv-
lng Kuyler, Morris Adeistcln, Frank
barrell, Josie Botkin. Irene Wriondt.
Clarence Bustecd Lily tinkclstein.
Lillian Iahr, julius stern, Annie
ltattct Elizabeth Wilson. Alberta
ltlinvlcr, Rose Schwartz, Mildred
Arons, Madeline Bcrnieri and Fannie
herman.
Those who wish TO take advantagr
of The great offer OF The Evening
World To give every child Jf the cast
rdc nm opportunity to show what be
or she cnn do should sign tho Coupon
to-day. Tho lists are fast being flled
up. and those who would appear
carly must apply at once.
OHiy NCtrH more dGVS icft
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The spirit of the evening was swaycd
and dominated Ivy the spirit OF
America Every allusion to the Cag
and country was enthusiastically APP
pldudod, and tho bearded fathers and
sombrc- garbcd mothers nodded their
heads approvingly as their children
interpreted the message Of the speak.
'rs 10 them.
Tho speakers were warmly gu-
plnudcd when they paid tribute to th,
IN TIE war. and they were frequently
interrupted by hearty commentator
when they warned their hearers
against the preaching OF fals" doc
trmrs on the east eide.
I'VE resent the unfair aspors,ons
upon the character ~ law abiding
people" declared Mi Stern. I'VE are.
indeed. grateful to The Evening world
for providing "a with forums. 90
behalf OF the people OF this section,
let me thank this virilc pubAcs lion
that has always bcrrlcndcd the oor.u
OF the cast SIDE
Mr.. Grocnbcrg spoke on America.
the Land Of Opportunity" and did 1t
oluquontly.
The audience tncn sung community
songs. led 10y Dorothy shapiro Of
Public Schou. 40. 81, Virginia Gross
of L. 5. No. 81. ana Abe Elsten OF
Public School No 100. The crowd
Joined In with vim that would have
done credit To trained chorle. Fanny
bilCnthal of =. =. No. 1T reCitcd
"Your Flag and My Flag" which was
received with round of applause.
The children were all members Of The
Evening World Talent Department.
Jack T.. pollack was i'm charge Of the
meeting,
Tot night an Evening world Forum
meeting Will bc held in the auditorium
VI Public School No. Gl, 10Th stree;
and Avenue B. over which William
Weiss will preside. Prominent speak
crs, community chorus and moving
pictures Will be the features % tSc
evening.
Only seven more DAYS remain for
applicants for the Chldren's Talent
Department Last night many chill
drcn were heard at try-out at one
OF the east side schools. and to- -nlght
thirty more are scheduled. Those
who appeared last night and assigned
to forums were. Edith Weinroth, reci-
tatiOns; Edna Spat2, singer: Sidney
kaplan. singer and vio.inist: Saido
MHrhcwitz, singer; Irene TrCnka,
dancer; sadie kemplcr 'ccllist: Flor
The evening world., 1919-03-05
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EAST SIDE K|DD|ES
CHEER THE FLAG AT
A FORUM MEETING
AmericanilatiOn Process at
Evening World Meetings
Goes On Steadily.

Hundreds " school children with
faces uglow led laat niglt In IN. cx.
crciscs OF Tho Evening World Amer.
lcanization Forum IN r1c large audi.
torium Of Public School 80. 81, Stan
ton and Forsyth Streets Throughout
the cN,rclsos from the beginning.
when the assembly sang "rho star
Spangled Hammer" through the pa
tnotic speeches by Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel Adolf Stern. 10y Meyer
Grccnberg oi the order OF Jewish
brotherhood by Dr " J. katz and
Harry IT Schncht Director ~ In,
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Ciammc to the rendition ~ "AmcrIc1." !"
The evening world., 1919-03-05
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THE EVENING WORLDS
differentiation FORUM
CHILDREN'S TALENT
DEPARTMENT

you dramatic ability7 -
Can you play an Instrument
---- Which one7 -.
Have you any other talent,
such as drawing. composition,
not mentioned above?
II you have ability in any Of
the subjects mentioned, mark
cross in the space provided.
Then either give II TO your
teacher or send 1t direct. nth
her endorsement. to
THE SECRETARY.
Childfen's Talent Department
Amerlcanlzation Forums, The
Evening World, New York.
name ,...'.',.,,,..,',
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
school ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
-
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Teachers Endorsement.

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14

tons into the empyrean heights of
impossible human warnings, the
american nation drifts. We drift in
Russia. We drift in Mexico. We
drift on the bank of war and peace.
We drift on industrial reconstruction.
We drift on domestic policies and in
ternal peace. The only definite goal
is profigate expenditure and huge
taxes.
Nothing bat the grossest of ego
tism took him TO the peace confer
ence, where no executive of any other
civilized power sits. He cannot re-
sist the lure Of the limelight. The
groups to which he panders applaud.
and the average man looks on in
silent but with undisguised disgust" "
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14
Children Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
9 a ST Q r I ~
Fiscal Court Calls
Road Tax Election

Ohio County Fiscal Court. Regular
Term, January 23rd, 1919.
On motion of Esq. @. b. Brown, IL
Is ordered that the question of voting
tax of the sum of Twenty (20)
cents on the One Hundred ($10O.O0)
Dollars worth OF all property subject
y law to local taxation. under Section
157 a. OF. the Constitution. for the
improvement and construction OF the
public roads and bridges of the coun-
ty, be submitted to the voters of Ohio
County. Said tax to be levied each
year for five consecutive years i'm
mediately following said election
The taxes to be collected and account
ed for by the Sheriff AZ the same time
and in the same manner and by the
same process. that he collects taxes,
and an election is hereby ordered to
be held throughout Ohio County, in
Il the voting precincts therein, on the
Sth., day OF March, 1919, upon the
proposition Of whether or not a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14
BILLINGSGATE IS
HURLED AT wilson
Senator Sherman INDUCES In
Exposure OF The
President

Washington, Feb. Senator Sher-
man, Of Illinois, Republican, deliver
ed an address in the Senate Tuesday
assailing President Wilson and his
administration. He took the subject,
Supreme government and Self-gov-
eminent" and asserted that the Pres
ident was supreme by virture of
usurping authority.
Much of the speech was devoted to
an attack upon Henry Ford, who, Sen
ator Sherman said, was IAN alleged
superman" because he invented an in
ternal combustion engine.
The United States" said Senator
Sherman. lis no longer Republic of
self-governed people. 1t is the rule
now of the alleged superman at the
head Of a group or class aggregation
seeking their own advantage. Neither
is it government of law. II is a
rule of some men, selfish greedy, am
bilious, impractical and dreaming
Others build class despotism found
ed on spoliation and pillage unrebuk-
ed in public places"
Declaring that the nation 'hovers
on the borderland between peace and
war;" and pointing out that Ameri-
cans are fighting and enduring hard
ships In MANY climes Senator Sher-
man continues:
while they risk their lives and en-
dure hardships in alien lands our
President spends nine weeks in cere-
mony, banquets and visiting with
kings. the powerful of the earth, in
endless stately palaver, II is the old
story of magnifience and misery, of
splendor and suffering, of selfishness
and sacrifice. While he coins new
phrases and chases infinite abstrac-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14
Origin OF The Red Gross.

Ques. Please tell me how old the
| Red Cross organization is and outline
hts beginning briefly.-Ans. Dates
Iron 1853 when international con-
ference was called at Geneva. Swift
xerland. Henri Durant, Swiss citi-
zen, had published work In which
|he called attention to the needless
hardships endured by sick and
wounded soldiers that had come un-
der his observation while serving on
me- jcal force I'm Italian army In 1858
|Duh \ recommended organization OF
universal society for care OF disabled
soldiers, also that sick and wounded
| be regarded as neutrals in time OF
var. An international conference in
)neya 10 of the leading nations TO
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14
HIS CONQUEROR.

BY j. ii. Mackley.
Strong men may laugh at sentiment,
And all its mystic train,
Fen strains of patriotic air
Appeal 10 him in vain.
But there's one sound before whose
might
His lordly banner dips;
The cry of Daddy" yelling up
From baby's smiling lips.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14

When the bowels become irregular
you are uncomfortable and the long
er this condition exists the worse
you feel. You can get rid of this
misery quickly by using Herbine.
Take a dose on going to bed and see
how fine you feel next day. Price
6Oc. Sold by the Ohio county Drug
Company. IN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14
That Terrible Headachc.

Do you have periodic attacks OF
headache accompanied by sickness OF
the stomach or vomiting. sallow
skin and dull eyes? If so, you can
get quick relief by taking Chamber
Iain's Tablets as directed for bilious
ness, and you may be able to aviod
theses attacks if you observe the di-
rections with each package. M
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1919-02-14
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

New Altitude Record. A British
aviator a short time ago flew to
height of $4,000 feet in British air
plane, establishing new altitude
record. The pilot and the observer
were both frostbitten and the observ-
er collapsed as result of his oxygen
bottle breaking. Neither suffered
any permanent injury, however. The
highest point previously attained was
$500 feet This record was made
by an American pilot of the Wilbur
Wright aviation field last September.
May Salvage Potatoes. Tests made
in laboratories of the IT,. s. depart
ment of agriculture have disclosed
the fact that most of the starch can
be recovered from rotten OF frozen
potatoes, hitherto regarded as wholly
worthless; the decay-producing fungi
and the freezing apparently do not
affect the starch deleteriously. Spe-
cialists Of the department suggest
that the great stocks OF spoiled tu-
bers now rejected and dumped in the
big markets should be salyaged for
the starch that may be obtained from
them.