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Picnic Supper in Libby Park.

\ picnic supper will be served FROM.
) to o'clock in Libby Park, and
will be followed by patriotic exer-
cises. Representative Edward {. Lit
tie of Kansas Will he the speaker OF
the evening and will be introduced
by Josiah l.. Carr. president of tho
Citizens Association. feature C..
the gathering tonight Will he thu
establishment of booth where al.
can register from the state of thei.'
birth in order to promote better ae-
Quaintance among the persons from
the different states.
Fireworks will be set off about
$50 O'Clock Ladies' of the Petworth
Baptist Church will preside at cafe
terra supper to be served throue n
the afternoon and evening on the
church lawn.
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The Entirely Screened OPen-ntr
dining room at Wardman Park Hotel
The coolest and most attractive place
for luncheon Music.-Advertisem
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Countries of TIE World Represented in S pee
tacular Floats Depicting Spirit of the
Day in Capital
Parade on Pennsylvania Avenue Starts at 'Cloch
a. Fifteenth Street---Au Traffic Is Barred
Turing Marching

The parade which will be the second division of the
today the link between the mammoth
and abaux front departmental and public build
ings House. and the grand climax of the festival
the steps of the Capitol will start moving at O'Clock from
of the Treasury building, toward the Capitol
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RUMANIA.

The float Of Rumania is significant
Of the elements and conditions in that
country now. In the front portion of
the car will be a man with a sickle
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GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.

One of the most elaborate floats. in
addition to those of the nations, will
be that of the National Geographic
Society. 1t will consist of a big re-
production of a copy of the magazine.
with girls representing several of the
larger nations standing between the
open pages. Out in front peace.
represented by young woman. will
sit upon the globe. holding ribbons.
which radiate from the hands of the
several girls in the magazine. The
symbol will be that peace can be
made permanent by nations becoming
better acquainted with each other
through the medium of study.
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Electric Bombs a Feature.

Electric bombshells of blue and sill
yer backgrounds. which will break
out in a riot of 700 colored serpents
spreading over 500 feet, with every
thing a reptile needs. including the
hiss" will be accompanied by re-
peated flashes of lightning. resem-
bling the darting tongues of serpents.
Six grand sections will complete an
aerial program, which will not in
clude any "watchful waiting" accord
ing to managers. but will be a sue
cession of manificent brilliancy. with
changeable lights and golden rain
of color, accompanied by manufac-
tured peals of thunder.
italian bombettes' with crimson
centers releasing parachutes with
changes to purple lights and carmine
will be followed by aerial displays of
the allied flags intermingled with
American flying eagles.
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Cascade of Dazzling Fire.

These eagles rise slowly from low
base. given a cascade of dazzling fire
as they soar upward to a high posi-
! ton. when they pause and break into
a canopy of golden colors. through
which will dart electric flashes and
the national colors of red, white and
blue streamerS of fire.
Bombshells and batteries. aerial
bouquet" and cloud battles, electric
fountains and flashlights will be on
tap in abundance.
In short" declared Chairman Ora
ham of the fireworks committee, I'VE
expect to make this spectacle, COM
pared to any ever held before here,
as the glow of a MONDAY sun to the
glimmer of lightning bug
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POLAND.

The float of Poland will typify
Peace The main figure on the float
will represent free Poland rising out
of the war. holding up a Polish flag.
Behind her will be figures representa-
tive of noblemen, reminiscent of the
old splendor of the seventeenth cen
fury hussar. In the center and in the
background will be grouped peasants
on hay with their agricultural i'm
plements.
Their bright costumes will be re-
productions of the present peasant
garbs Six horsemen will precede the
MISUNDERSTANDING of the peasants
of Cracow in their white coats with
red trimmings, topped off with feath
ers Twenty horsemen will follow.
The float will be draped with the Pol
ish national colors. Konstantin Bus
zezynski, counselor general. is direc-
tor of the entry.
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NICARAGUA.

An elaborate reproduction of five
VOLCANOES. back of which. on field OF
blue, will rise the national coat of
arms, will be shown on the float of
Nicaragua Above the mountain repli-
cas- will be suspended a rainbow. and
the entire back of the float will be
filled with evergreens. The VOLCANOES
will slope down into the seas, and in
the center slope will be large rustic
is director.
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SWEDEN.

The float of Sweden will illustrate
the contributions of that country to
the spiritual progress of the world.
Sweden will be represented by beau
tiful lady. Svea. seated on a regal
throne, and surrounded by four la
dies representing four significant
geniuses in her history. Each of the
four will hold a blue shield on which
will be painted the qualities Of Gull
ture she represents. The float will be
decorated in the Swedish colors-the
yellow of the sun against the blue of
the sky. Count Goran Rosen. second
secretary of the Swedish legation, is
director. 1t was designed by David
Edstrom Of New York
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MONTENEGRO.

The entry of Montenegro will be a
horseman in native costume carrying
the national flag.
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DENMARK.

Denmark's float will close the cpl
sode between the discovery of Amer
lea. and the development of educa.
ton. and the stability Of government.
as typified by the Swedish float. and
the peace that comes after war. 1t is
entitled From War to Peace" and is a
picture of Danish Viking ship done
in metallic bronzes. A Viking will be
posed on the stern Of the ship and
back of the sails will be a figure of
Peace in ancient costume. On the
right shoulder Of the figure of Peace
will be perched a white dove. The
director is Constantin Brun, minister
Of Denmark
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CUBA.

Cuba's float will be called 1.-The
Queen of the Antilles" On the fore
part will be raised dias with a coral
canopy, which will represent the I'M
DERIVING structure of the island. A
classic figure typifying Cuba will hold
key to three figures representing
Peace. with a dove: Prosperity with
banner and Liberty with torch. Back
of these figures will be a symbol of
the sea and a representation of Moro
castle at the entrance to Havana har-
Dor. A carnival of the time of Chris
TOPPER Columbus will be shown on the
waters below the castle. DR.. Charles
Manuel de Cespedes. minister of Cuba,
is director of the float
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LITEUANIA.

The float of Lithuania will depict a
united country. The central figure,
sea,ed on { thrcne, will carly the
Lithuanian flag and representative of
jor Lithuania. Sitting in front will
be a figure representing minor Lithu-
ania. which before the war was part
of East Prussia. Lithuania's other
four provinces will be depicted by
figures. The national coat of arms
will be worked out on the side of the
car. and it will be further decorated
by an oak a tree typical of the coun-
try. DIR. j. J. Belskis of the Lithuanian
national council is director.
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BRAZIL.

Brazirs float will include a group of
twenty Brazilian sailors. brough, here
by the Brazilian ambassador from a
battleship in New York harbor. These
men will carry the Brazilian flag and
the national coat-of-arms. The entry
has been prepared by Alberto de Ipan-
ema Moreira, counselor of the en-
bassy and charge d'affaires.
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U. Experimentation.

The United States, Argentina ant
Finland also will be represented II
the parade of floats.
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In illustration of the educational
strides of Guatemala. the Temple of
Minerva will be reproduced in min
iature on the float of that nation. In
front of the temple, surrounding Mi
nerva. will be children with flowers
reSentation of a modern locomotive
showing Guatemala as the first Cen
trail American country to have a
transcontinental railroad. On the
other side of the float will be urns
filled with laurel. The float is di-
rected by Don Francis Sanchez La
tour. secretary to the legation and
charge d'affaires ad interim.
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NO6 w AZ.
Norway VIII be represented by the
reproduction in old colors of Viking
ship. History will be represented on
the float by a figure of Left Erikson
as depicted by J. Gleer Johansen, as
sistant commercial attache of the
Norwegian legation. Two other fig
ures. representing Song and Story.
Will be typified by Miss Hjoerdis
Gregg and Miss Dikka Rogue. On
the Prov of the boat will be q. group
of girls in national peasant costumes.
The advancement of navigation in
Norway will be represented by six
Norwegia sailors in white costumes.
Back of the mast, with its spreading
canvas of old Viking colors. will be
two figures in yellow fishing costume
and with fishing nets, and illustrat
ing the fishing industry of Norway.
The float is directed by H. H. Bryn.
the Norwegian minister.
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Charles H. Fiske, lieutenant; {. H.
Fiske, 1907 S street.
Franklin G. Fox, lieutenant; A. w.
Fox, 1915 Webster street.
Hilary r. Frazier, lieutenant: Mrs.
r. F. Frazier, 14O4 18th street.
Joseph L. Garner, private; Mrs. Ada
Garner. 231 18th street southwest.
Francis Garyin, postal clerk; Mrs. F.
D. Garvin, 1881 Belmont street.
James w. Geddes, private; Mrs. c. 7.
Geddes, 1912 North Carolina avenue.
William J. Geary, sergeant major;
Mrs. c. E. Geary, AZ T street.
George T. Gibbs. field clerk; Mrs. A.
NJ. Gibbs, 1877 F street northeast.
Ernest I. Gillen, private; A. M. Gill
len, 1241 d street southeast.
Alfred Glascock, captain; Mrs. 0. G.
Moore, 1911 N street.
James r. Goggins, private; ]. R.
Goggins, 1923 Florida avenue.
Frank Gordon. private; Mrs. Har-
riet Gordon, 2139 Newport place.
Donald r. Green. sergeant; Mrs. l..
NJ. Green, 1106 Columbia road.
kirt Green. captain; Mrs. K. Green,
1871 18th street southeast.
Sherman r. Green, private; Mrs. M.
E. Green. 1883 w street
Benjamin ]. Griswold, field clerk;
Mrs. S. E. Griswoid. 1852 Emerson
street southeast
James F. Hogan, corporal; Mrs M. c.
Hogan, 1928 Chester street southeast.
Mark Hardin, corporal; DR.. B. E. l..
Hardin. 1871 Connecticut avenue.
Maurice l.. Harding, lieutenant; Mrs.
c. Harding. $40 East Capitol street.
Warren G. Harries, lieutenant; Mrs.
G. H. Harries. 401 street.
Charles d. Harris, captain: Gen. P.
c. Harris. the Dresden apartments.
John A. Havener. cook: Mrs. NJ. A.
EsY-zer, 500 Conduit road.
Leroy 3. Holcombe, lieutenant;
Mrs. Louise Holcombe, 1914 Whiting
ham street northeast.
James D. Holland. corporal; Mrs.
L. X. Holland, 1923 r street.
Claude Holley, private; Mrs. Cath
crime Holley. GOT Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast
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Dol gIev6d i!lpUSead:

CLEVELAND, 1S Oct. = I'm
puscarea la dol grevisti, care s'a
petrecut Vineri noaptea, politia a
luat masuri ca paza sa fie mai
mare in jurul fabricilor, pazind
ca sd nu Sc apropie spargatori de
greve.
Doisprezece dintre spargatorii
de greva, carl au VENT in Cleve-
land din Chicago impreuna Gu
alti 1SO, au fost arestati in strada
Harvard.
Seriful Hanraty a alergat ime-
dat la fata locului, dupa ce s'au
auzit puscaturile. Eli au cercetat
intreaga fabrica fara ca Sc afle
arme.
William Leash, ajutorul de su-
predent, a spus serifului ca lupta
a 1nceput cfnd lucratorii din ia
brica, unde sunt incartirati, adu-
ceau prima provide de carne pc
care putut ca Sc o aduca in ul-
timele cinci zile. AceStia venean
Gu un automobil, insa s'au trezit
ca drumul fost inchis prin .
sfoara puternica.
Grevistii au incercat ca Sc fa-
ca o blocada. Cind automobilul a
fost oprit, grevistii au incercat ca
Sc arunce in Ell Gu pietrii, atunci
cineva din multime a inceput Sc
impuste, insa nimeni nu site cine.
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$378.43


LONDRA, l8 Octombrie.
Generalul Yudenitch q eapturat
Krano Selo 81 Gathina Il sud de
Petrograd, undo sd intilnit Gu 0
deputatie de lucratori din cspi-
tal6, carl au rugat ca armata
nord-vestica raseasca 81 50 abtina
de Ia bombardarea orasului, ple-
dind Cd dac6 li-se va asculta ru-
g6mintea Gu totii vor dntra in rim
durile fortelor antibolscviste, a.
ceste stiri le aduce depesa din
Helsingfors.
Deasupra fortaretelor bolsevis.
te de Ia Kronstadt arbora stea.
|gul alb Vineri noaptea, dupa cum
spune depess. din Helsingfors, ca.
~ ! sflat aeessta din raportul i.
,n1i oomandant .Finland dex,
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ANUL XIV. : NO. 245
aBOlSeyiS-
tiIor in1inenta.
lnvingatOIf SC prcgaesc dc prada.

LONDRA, 1S Oct. = Caderea
Bolsevistilor din Russia pare asa
de iminenta, ca invingatorii in
perspective au 81 inceput sa Sc
gindeasca la portia lor de prada.
In cercurile oficiale de aici
temere despre lupta intre invin-
gatori.
Stirea ca Petrogradul este in ST.
guranta in miinile fortelor anti
bolseviste inca nu s'a confirmat.
Aliatii incearca Sc tina la lal-
ia elementele discordante ale Ru-
siei Abe pima cind vor invinge
pc bolsevisti.
Tinta aliatilor este Sc creeze un
current mijlociu, favorable demo-
cratiei. Gu toate aceste Sc admi-
te ca natiunile variate au intere-~
sele lor proprii carl vor da loo la
confuziuni.
Confuziunea in Baltica, undc
Litvanii 81 Esthonienii nina ina
poi pc Germani 81 pc Rusi sd con-
sidera numai picatura de apa
intro galeata fata de ce Sc va in
timpla cind toti antibolsevistii
vor pune degetele pc placinta.
Ministerial de razboiu al Engli-
terei vede situatia in Russia ca o
linie de lupta de 1000 mile lun-
gime, pc care Sc misca armata
antibolsevista de 100000 oameni,
de la Marea Alba la Marea Cas-
plea 81 d-acolo nord peste Siberia,
GU un numar egal de luptatori
Rosiss care au inceput sd sla-,
beasca bolsevismul in Russia.
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CLEVELAND, II Octombrie.
= La prinzul preotilor dat in o.
noarea cardinalului Desideiu Mer-
cier al Belgiei in Hotelul Hollen-
den, tinut in II |. c., la orele 1.3O
p. M, a luat parte 81 parintele
Rev. Aureliu Hatiegan.
Dfnsul inca fost introdus car
dinalului, care Gu cuvinte maguli-
toare laudat tinuta Rominiei in
marele razboiu 81 ajutorul ce La
prestat in cauza umanitatii. Pa
rintele Aureliu Hatiegan s'a in
grijit, ca nici steagul romin sa nu
lipseasca de la aceia festivitate.
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LONDRA, IS pet. - Fortele
guvernului sovietist din Russia,
dupa cum spun u1timele stiri, lup
ia Gu desperate "a Sc apere ora
sui Petrograd, co4tra caruia tru-
pele antibolsevist9 au pornit de
la IL Octombrie. Confirmarea de-
spre caderea Petrogradulul dn-
pa cum s'a anusHat in depesele
preset, nu fQst brimita pima D.
cum in cercurile pficiale.
Asupra fntregeil lsituatii din ju
ri Petrogr3duluiI zace nouri lie
nepatruns, 'dato}ita rapoartelor
care Sc contra hereu. Este pu-
|tinI indoia lata de sub
comanda General6lus Yudenitch
Sc afla la o mica distanta de O.
ras, insa iuteala Gu care main
tat in primele zile Sc pare ca nu
fost mentinuta. Gen. Yudenitch
in inaintarea lui spre Petrograd
formal Gu armata lui un semi
cerc, incep1nd de la Krasnia Cor
ka spre nord-vest pima la Tsar-
koe Seio, care aproape la sud
de Petrograd.
Mai departe spre sud Sc spune
ca armata Gen. Yudenitch a
juns in apropiere de orasul Luga,
departare de opt mile de la Pc.
trograd. Alte rapoarte spun ca
armata s'a oprit in lungul liniei
ferate care duce de la Gatchina
la Pskov. In lungul acestei linii
Sc crede ca are loc lupte cumplitc.
Armata Gen. Denikine pare ca
fnainteaza in lungul vail Dnieper,
capturind Chernigoff 81 intorcin-
du-se spre nord spre Gomel, un-
de cazacii lui pOate Sc vor i'm
preuna Gu fortele poloneze. Daca
aceasta junctiune (unire) Sc va
face, atunci linia armatelor anti
bolseviste de la Petrograd la O.
rel, la sud de Moscova va lua for
ma unei potcoave in centrul ca
reia Sc afla bolsevistii.
La rasarit de Orel 81 in regiu-
nea Don Sc raporteaza ca boise
vistii Sc retrag de pc intregul
front. Armata lui Denikine a
trecut r1ul Don pc lungime de
200 mile.
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S|7UAT|A CREVH la M
NELE De CARbUN|.

WASHINGTON, 18 Octombrie.
- Neput1nd ajunge la nici o in
telegere in negociatiunile dintre
Thomas T. Brewster, presedintelc
Asociatiei Operatorilor de Car
buni 81 John L. Lewis, loctiitorul
presedintelui de la uniunea Nine
rilor, carl au cautat ca Sc ajus.
teze disputele dintre muncitori 81
operatorii minelor de carbuni,
deci ministrul muncei Wilson a
cerut celor dol -fruntasi ca Sc con
voace 0 conferinta la care Sc par
ticipe intregul comitet pentru a.
justarea salarelor. Cerinta minis
trului a fost acceptata 81 prima
sesiune Sc va fncepte Marti.
Dupa conferinta de ieri, ope-
ratorii, prin d-nul Brewster, an
instiintat pe ministrul muncei "a
operatorii nu vor lua in conside-
rare cerinta ca in mine sd Sc lu-
ere numai sase ceasuri pc ii si
numai cinci zile saptaminal.
Presedintele Uniunei minerilor
q facut declaratie prin care
spune ca operatorii minelor vor Fl
responsible daca greya va in
Icepe.a
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FETE CALAI
Sc OFERA DE BUNA VOIE Sc
AJUTE B0LSEvISTIL0R Carl
AU UCIS 2S,623 PERSOANE LA

STOCKHOLM, II Oct. - Pro-
fesorul Guido Schneider din Ri
ga, intro conferinta tinuta aici,
a zis ca Bolsevistii au impuscat
32,623 de barbati, femei 81 copii
in Riga.
Calaii erau asa de bcti ca nh
erau in stare sd stea drept 81 ra-
neau victimele in mai multe rim
duri. rizind la agonia lor. Scene
de aceste au durat zile 81 popti
fntregi, a zis profesorul.
Fete tinere, frnbracate elegant
Sc ofereau de ibuna vote ca calai
81, plimbindu-se in JOS si in sus
Gu pusca pc lunar, trageau focuri
asupra prisonierilor.
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PRESEDINTELE Sc fNSANA-
TOSEAZA.

WASHINGTON, Is Oct. - La
Casa Alba astazi domnia un op-
timism distinct ca un rezultat al
imbunatatirilor in conditiile de
sanatate presedintelui Wilson.
Patru medici, fntre care DR..
Hugh H. Young, un specialist de
Ia spitalul John Hopkins, care b
fost chemat de medicul personal
al presedintelui, ca Sd sc consnite
asupra umflaturei glandei. a
ceasta umflatura s'a tras 81 dupa
cum au anuntat medicii, nu este
necesar de nici q operate, eel
putin de prezent.
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ISL fMPUSCA NEvASTA 81 Sc
SINUCIDE.

WASHINGTON, 18 Oct. = Re-
spunzind la provocarea sotiei sa-
lie: ,,Aici sunt. fmpusca-ma. =
TIE desfid," Frank Roth, "a, sef
contabil pc vapor, a scos revol-
verul din buzunarul hainei 81 q
impuscat sofia lui, Emma Gertru-
de, 80. Dupa aceea a presat revol-
verul pc timpla lui 81 tras de
tragaciu. Ambii au murit instan-
taneu..
Cauza? GelOzia.
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.O|COkSTATARE

D-nul cap. Stoica pc cind presi-
ola Congresul Ligei Rationale ex.
primal in mai multe rinduri Gu.
vinte regretabile la adresa munci-
torilor romini, la adresa acelora ca
ri i-au dat posibilitatea sd devina
presedintele Ligei Rationale, carl
All contribute Gu banul lor la fon-
,durile Ligei, ca d-nul Stoica sa
alba de unde primi spese erase de
calatorii 81 intretinere, spese carl
ne uimesc cind lie cetim, ca sa de-
vina cunoscut, admiral, ON Gu va
"a 81 autoritate, ca apoi sd fie che
mat la Paris uhde s'a dus tot Gu
banii muncitorilor, dOmd mil de
dOIari. suma frumusica 81 destul
de mare pentru o calatorie la Paris.
,Muncitorii nn pot face mimic fd-
rd anteligentd" a repetat in mai
multe rinduri d. Stoica, pc cind
In fata d-sale nu avea de cit numai
muncitori (afara de trei preoti)
Cuvintele aceste, rostite Gu un zim-
bet ciudat pc buze au fost O desfi-
dere 81 o desconsiderare pentru a.
Gel carl au inteles rostul lor.
D-nul Stoica rant inimile 81
a jicnit demnitatea multora, 81
daca nu i "a raspuns atunci, india
ia, a fost prudenta muncitorilor,
carl au cautat sa evite un scandal
Gu urmari regretabile. Au rabdat
muncitorii insulta, au pus stavila
revoltei care le clocotea in pept, ca
sd dovedeasca d-sale ca pot face
ceva, eel putin att, ca sa fie oame-
nj de ordine fntr 'un Congress Ma
tional.
Au rabdat muncitorii 81 ocara De
care tinarul captain lea aruncat
IN fat6 zicfnd ,,Platesc de la mi
ne 81 D-tra sa va fie rusiner' a.
tunci cfnd n 'au volt sa Sc supuna
ingerintelor d-sale' ca sa voteze re-
muneratia de SAPTE SUITE DO.
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.Cd mai mari COIiSti din
Iunle Vcniti din Roma.

Corul Vaticanului, compus din
un numar ales de cintaret1 alesi
de la Basilica Romano 81 Capela
Sistine, vor cinta de prima data
in Cleveland in Central Armory
Simbata seara.
Gel mai buni judecatori al mu-
zicei de multi s'au pronuntat ca
c1ntaretii papali reprezinta Gel
mai malt grad de cultura a vo-
cei 81 interpretarii vocale din
bucatile maestro a muzicei litur-
gice.
Suprematia cunostintelor lor
nu este limitata numai lumei ex-
clesiastice. Aproape in intreaga
lor istorie de sasesprezece suite de
ami, 81 mai ales pc timpul lui Pa
lestrina, acum trei veacuri 81 ju-
matate, nu fost nici indoiala
referitor la numirea lor ca cea
mai superba combinatie de cinta-
reti de pc pamint.
Vizita lor Ibine venita. De
clnd papa SilZestru a infiintat
la Sistine corul prin anul 32O 81
de cind Papa Gregorie, marele
fondator al corului st. Petru de
la Basilica in veacul al 16-lea M
fost nici intrerupere in con-
tinuitatea lor de a-si face sacra
datorie. Gu venirea lor in Anne.
rica, este extraordinara depar-
tare de traditia lor. A face aran-
jarile pentru acest tur, a fost ne
cesar cere permisia Papei Be-
nedict XIV, altfel coristii nu ar Fl
-pufnt trece oceanul.
Monsignor Casimir. eminentul
Maestru 81 competitor, care este
directorul musical la st. John
Lateran, va fl i'm fruntea celor sa-
sezeci de membrii al corului. Ide-
alul muzical al Vaticanului este
modul pur vocal, nici char orga.
null nu este intrebuintat.