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The Tomahawk., 1919-04-10
AUSTRIA HELD BY THREATS
Vienna Foreign Office Papers Show
German Domination.

German Domination.
Zurich, April 4.-Documents found
In the archives of the Austrian foreign
Office relate to conversation be-
tween Count Czernin. then Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister, and Gen.
eral Ludendorff, at that time CON-
mander-i in chief of the German armies,
Vienna dispatch reported.
Czernin told LudendOrff that the
state of affairs in Austria-Hun was
30 bad it was necessary to sue for a
separate peace.
Ludendorff replied: III you try that
/ will march on Vienna"
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Sir James NJ. Davidson - Dead.
London, April 4.-Sir James Mack
enxie Davidson, widely known surg
con, died here.
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It isn't always safe to judge wom-
an BY the kind of hero she wOrships.
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Perhaps some persons talk to Them
selves because they find 1t impossible
to interest anyone else.
The Tomahawk., 1919-04-10
REDS START PRUsSIAN DRIVE

Germans Making Successful Resist
anee According to Report.
Berlin. April "A Bolsheviki offen-
sive is reported to have been started
in East Prussia. The German troops
are said to be making q successful
resistance.
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Press Censorship on April 30.

London, April 4.-The censorship of
press kilograms will be raised April
so, it was officially announced
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many delightful events for the future
Among these most enjoyable affairs
will be the bazaar and dinner dance
which will DO held at the old Sion"
House at Roneys Point. on May g. IN
der che auspices of the Bud TwlE.
THE Posey Shop" tn" musical comedy
which will he presented in the Court
theatre on May Ii and II by the Wo-
mans club. and various little gather
inEs. most OF which will be held Mt IN"
country club during the coming spring
and summer months. 80
This week will he concluded with 4
general meeting OF the Wonoan.s club;
which will be held in the Windsor hote
this afternoon. beginning at : O'clock
The first part Of the program VIII nc
in charge of Mrs. J. W. Bryan. chair
man Of the civil cdcpaTtmcnt: and Will
b. devoted to discussion of the munici-
pal wharf. Worthinston NJ Jacobs,
civil engineer. will give IN interesting
talk and will present plans for the pro-
posed new wharf and tel how the
Riverside park may be doubled. Three
representatives from the Womars club
will be appointed TO attend the meet.
tngs at which these improvements will
| he the object. Colonel {. r. Howell
government expert. will also present
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THE WHOLE FAMILY SHOULD TAKE
HYPl]-C(D IS TONIC FOR SPRING
REEVES disease resisting vitality, Makes every
member Of family stronger Better abhto
enjoy buth#sk and play in Spring
NEAREST IDEAL TONIC FOR BOTH AFTER SICKNESS
AND AS IA SEASONABI4E TONIC FOR WHOLE FAMILY
over as harmless, yet powerful system
bcfl6nG elements.
Aged People Need Il

over as harmless. yet powerful system
bufldinG elements
Aged People Need II
Aged people. OF those oHe1wu16ed,
broken IN health or vitality. need these
clements to mid their digestion and blood
and nerves and to build up their strength
just as the sick person does after long
spell Of sickness. People in their prime
who have "sappeR' their strength and
vitality by overwork. excuses or strain.
long hours of work. need the same thing,
because these elements are vial when
the system has become run down and
weakened from any canse
This explains why people IN thts-ssc-
t!on by the tens OF thousands tafse ~Slns
splendid preparation In prefereoce"tn Sc
cret patent" medicine. Eypo-Cod1s not
a patent medicine. The formula ia on
each bottle. It IS made by tho nation
ally known Earle Chemical company.
Wheeling, W. Va. which tnsures. quality
and full strength It Is 50 perfectly
BLENDED children are. fond Of It pleasant
taste and II agrees perfectly with the
most delicate stomach.
To be able to o%crwoT& without ytsfoee
effect and cat great. hearty meals With
out a stomach worry Is worth the invest
ment. JUST to get the nerves right and
sleep weit Flights 1ar;worth fortune
Just to -cieSf the lungs OF congestion.
soreness. dSHhs. colds. brcnchtsl or ca
rarrhal tro&ble is mighty wise preca1,-
ton against serious lung trouble 80 apt
to follow.
The glowing tributes paid d3s prepar
ration have been published IN this 'papea
, almost daily for many months Thf
statements Of still moro local people
people will be pubaisbed In following
issues Of this paper. Read them Then
il you know Of someone needing now
strength and better health or If you dc
no. feel 100 per cent efficient yourself
come down to the drug storesrnd procur'
bottle of the genuine Earle's Hypo-
Cod. You will be delighted.
Note: We prepay large bottle Earaet
Hypo-Cod anywhere upon receipt Of
price $3.50. Suggest you send do1la'
! bal and 20 cents in stamps II living on
of town. c. H Griest Drug Co. Wheel
ing. ". Va
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Easy Way to Remove
Freckles and Blotches

Some women have skin Of such text
urn they occasionally arc annoy ca oE tne
suddcn appearance OF. frcckIes. slight
eruptions or fine lines. In such cases II
ono will procure an ounce of ordinary
mercolized wax at any drug store. apply
Z little OF II before retiring. like cold
cream. sha can easily overcome the
trouble. When the wax is washed Off
next morning. minute flaky skin parti-
cIes core with 1t. The entire outer cuti-
Gle ia removed in this way in week or
so. with all Its defects No bleach could
so acknowledgements frecklrs or blem-
Ishes. The new surface is smooth. clear.
freahs hooking No pain or Inconvenience
accoupanie this simple treatment.
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Drives Out Colds, CorSh~ Bronchial
and Catarrhal Troubles
Quickly. G@
ECIPS DIGESTION, LUNGS,
TIE APPETITE AND BLOOD

Investigation has shown the average
school child is uDdernouriShcd and de-
ticiept. The draft proved that even men
in their primo are more than apt to De
lacking in that strong. Tirle mannooo
which should be envied and jealsousiy
guarded Women are the same way. and
people beyond the age OF youth arc still
worse or as q rule
No wonder so many tire easily. arc
nervous sleep poorly. forced to eat spar
tnely. often troubled with so-called In
digestion. gastritis. headaches. constipa-
ton. shortness of breath. weak lungs
and kindred complaints. No wonder days
and weeks are lost from work. No won
der pleasures are not cnjoyed-hcaNh
breaks down. The prcsent-day hurry.
worry. ovcreatng. lack Of exercise and
fresh air are bound To cause the most
of us to fall below par" physically. and
no wonder medicine must be reLeo upon
more and more to help nature out and
correct the deranSed. disordcred condi-
ton of stomach. nerves blood and d.
Tells What to Do.
The wisdom of taking tonic Ia The
sprinetime is as old as tho hills and
since tho recently discovered power OF
Earic's Hypo-Cod to quickly put the per
son back on their feet In robust health
physicians, druggists and thousands OF
users have turned to this splendid prep
aration in preference to all the Older
less efficient tonic and system builders
Just a bottle or two given the weak
puny. pale ard rundown child per dircc'
lions will usually turn them into robust
healthy youngsters in two TO three
weeks time.
The genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod. which
outsells all other tonics here. contains
medicinal elements recommended alikt
by the profession and the patient. Mall
extract. Iron. Wine. Cherry Back. SyruI
OF Hypophosphites and eStractives IRON
fresh cod rvers are known the world
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ma Roav 8hoA

Friday. May :, IN tho Ma1het auo'-
tortum. the ftret rohearrals Of tho COIN
plete cast Of Tho Posy Shop" WI be
edy will Be presented at the Court the
atfs Nay IL and II under tho auspices
OF tho Wuman.B club,
At I o'clock in tho afternoon Il - re
quoatcd that oil who VIII have . part
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in Che following danco Be present: Tia
chiIdren's dance. tho 0psy dance. -
Yama-Yama dance, the moving d1ncA
and tho posy dance.
a: In tho evening at tbs :tAoeo fNNps
Of the: following Will tnsse: Tbs! hl1aA
dercn, tho knitting song And AkAnA u
soosety song a1d danes. ns a.<Aslo
bcTS| q Tho 1amHL MA $1nE1 WI
liaua W5n Direct ths 9tpGtAI .p214RySud
Ass 1AHoa. Nnasa] 1eWGAs1no1 ahs
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Eox Trot I'll Say She Does
Waltz salvation Lassie OF MING
Onc-Stcp ........-... VSand Dunes
Waltz, Little Birch Canoe and You
(MoonIisht.)
ope-S,en "Johnny's in Town
,cdown ...... Last Houe'
Onc-Step ........ My Persian rear
Fox Trot .-.......'.'.: -,
One-Step ........'... nan' 80
Fox Trot ..-..'.....' .to.
Waltz .......... III We 'Aee. |'e
EXTRAS
ons,strp ;V,nt,., sicnt with ono
Eye Open"
Walfz, Just a Voice to Call Mo Dear"
Fox Trot .......-........ jazz BAD!
The following were IN attepoance'
Irene Barcus Elizabeth Oonkie
Ruth Davis &. Nolte
Margaret Dittman Regina Vpgh
Fricda Bartc Margaret McGill
Anita Carney Sara Davis
Rhoda lEldebrand Margaret LEWIS
Florence Hannah Blanche Simpler
Martha Derring Nellie Hendershot
Verda Bradley Fl. watson
Adelaide Bradley Mary Del
Ruth FIirst Mary carp
nellie Clark Hazel Williams
Mario Conrad Florence Scltner
Leona Davis Elsie wagner
VirgInin Rcinachcr Anna Dumas
hnrcclla AmIck Hilda Kochlcr
hcsSrs.--
Phil Citizens Louis Heiner
Tom Nolan Goo. Noble
Willis Marshall Robert Becker
Geo. Mornings,ar Vim. kiilmyer
Clyde Eifcr Bill McNabb
| Lawrence Trimble Fred Heir
| of Moundsville Jack Stanton
Brooks Pogerson VIM. Fisher
OF Moundsvilie Red Peffenbach
100 Kahn Bob Schad
L. hcNabb Geo. Higgins
| Albert Callahan Rudy Appel
Charles Springer II. Grub
! OF Bellaire J. Blond
c. weisner VIM Tarnm
! Ray Kochlef Louis Hatfield
Military Bau.
The military ball which will be held
this evening in the Scottish Rite Cath
] edral. by the Wheeling Connnndry.
knights Templar. will not be affected
in any way by the present street car
strike This affair will be informal
and will Be attended by Master Masons
and their families only. The auditor UNI
will be attractivcly decorated for the nc-
casion, and refreshments will be served
| during the evening. Bachmann'S or.
chcstra Will furnish the music. and the
evening will be featured ny the vocal
selections Of some Of Wheelings true
artists.
| The following is the program:
| Waltz
' ID <crhitY
Two-stcp (circle)
Quartette-
Mrs. Anna Hilton-Otto. Soprano
Mrs. Dora Neininer-Bard. .Contrallo
Mr.. Howard Ncseitt. Tenor
| Mr.. VIII Leach. ..............-..Ba Bass
Rcdowa.
Violin solo. waiter Rogers
accompanied by A. l. LHJeal.)
Onc-step.
Reading. ........... Miss Nan Gulettt
WALTZ.
Soprano solo. -. Mrs. Anna Hilton-Ottc
Tvo-step.
Contralto solo Mrs. Dora Ncininger- I'd
Redown.
Bass solo. MT. VIII Leacf
| Waltz.
Quartrttc-
Mrs. Anna Hilton-QtIo. ...... S"pran
| Mrs Dora NclninGrr-Bard. Cont raltt
Mr. Howard Nc<bitt. Tnno,
Mr.. VIII Leach. ............ .Bas:
chr. Lyndale Mctcalt, aecompanisi)
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plans, figures. blue prints and other m
teresting details in connection with the
The military ball TO be given by
Wheeling Commandcry. KniEhst Temp
lar, in the Scottish. Rite Cathedral, 10.
night. will be the concluding affair Of
q busy week. as will be the RECORD
dance Of tho students of Wheeling high
school
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Bhth1ny Danoe.

A delightful informal dancing party
WIS held in the Hotel Windsor Wcdncs-
,ioy evening. when Miss Ruth HirSt
and Nessrs Louis Hatfield. Joe Young
niger and H.. l. Bishop entertained n
number Of their friends in honor Of
their birthday The hall was prcttily
decorated for The occasion and refresh
mcnts were served during the evening.
Jones Sa1aphone orchestra rendered the
following attractive program Of music:
OTre-Seep ....----------...-. oh. MIN
on.Ss,x, Meow
Waltz "Dear Old Pal Of Mine"
How You Gonna Keep I'm Down
on the FrmT
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mission for dancing viii be 81 Couple.
The following arc the chairladtes Tor
this affair:
Ra1aar-Irs. Sorbes Simpson and
Miss Sarah Whitaker.
Bridge tea-Mrs. Henry HaIiett and
Mrs. Carl Schmidt.
Dance-Mrs Mcrtz FrAnzhcim and
M3es Eleanor Clarke.
Advertis!ng-Mrs. George whitaker
und Miss F{rginin Mckee.
Tickcts-Miss Helen Cromwell.
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Enlargement Announced.

An announcement TINT will DE rccGIv-
ed with interest and surprise by tho
friends Of the principals Is. the TN
nounccmcnt Of the engagement Of Mss
Lucille Lowcnstein daughter OF MIR. nnd
Mrs. Samuel Lowcnstcin, Of Canton. O.,
TO Mr.. Samuel Good. OF Wheeling. No
date has been announced for the we'd
ding, but it will doubtless be one Of tho
interesting events Of late spring.
Miss I-owcnstein is very prominent
among the social folk Of Canton. and is
also very we'll known locally. being n
neIce ot Mrs. Henry Sonncborn. whom
she has frequently visited. Mr.. Good
is a son Of Mr.. land Mrs. l.. s. Good. OF
Fourteenth street. and is associated
with his father in the dry goods husi-
ness
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Birthday Party.

a merry purity Of young folk was en-
tcrtained Wednesday, evening at inc
home Of Nr. and. Mrs. Mason hiozcn;L
Martins Ferry, in honor Of the celebrate
ing Of the bin hday anniversary Of th"i1
son. l.cMoync. Th" evening WAS. spchi
in Juvenile games. and the serving OF
refreshments was II delightful feature
The following were prcScm:
Misses:
Alice Mozena- Geneva Dow.
Evelyn Muster. Martina i1ckaro-
Margaret Deakin, Wilma Macy,
AdaIn idr Braim- Lucille TruaX-
bridge.
McSSrS.:
Wallace SLAUGHTER, Paul Williams
Earl Baker. Forest hrand.
Jarnes Macy. ChaS. Tunncy.
Jobn Gordon. Frank Harris,
William Webb. Ray Hakcr
William Writer, l.sMoync Mozcna.
McsSrS. and Mcsdames:
c. A. Macy. VI. Mozcna
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asuHs" Complete Pins
At cfre kzst meeting OF the Buds'
which WIS held at the home Of MrS-
Hush Brsty Of woodlawn. all arrange
nerrts=ror tho social affair which viii De
given By This Twtg on Thmsbzy, May
8, at the old Stone House at RoncS s
Point were completed. This win be an
afternoon and evening afcair. and tina
proceeds win be used for the beneH OF
the Ohio Valley General hospital
The. ancrnoon hours 'wtn be devoted
Co. tho bazaar and bridge tea At The
bazrar a variety Of novel and dainty
articles made By No members OF this
Tvfs Eil be sold There WIN Also be
rEtdge tea, for which the admission Will
Be 81. Those who cannot sttend Tho
games are invited for tea Reservations
for either cards ,or tea may be made by
Calling Mn. Carl o. Schmidt Elm
Grove 1901.
During the early eveslfng a 4e1Sc1ous
cattc1oen dinner will be served, and these
rescrvaeious arc being received by Mr..
Earhart, manager Of the Stone House.
Ticksts~vil be-sofd for the dance IN
tho evening. and this promises TO he
cbe merriest: session OF tho. day. Ad-
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"Record" Dance.


Of Wheeling high school will entcrtnin
their friends with n merry. informal
dance This evening in the auditorium OF
tho ElkS club. This affair which is held
every year. is for the benefit OF the
| Record" which is the official pa per Of
the school Gumps orchestra Will fur
nish an attractive program Of latest
dance Successes and refreshmcnts will
be sold throughout the evening. The
members of tho staff In charge Of the
arrangements for this affair have been
untirins in their efforts to make this
dance a success, and doubtless there
will b. Il large attendance.
SlaymAker-"ees
| EIKINS W. VA. May 1.-The mar
! rinSe Of Miss Dorothy Burns Wees. only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Boyd Wees Of
Ia Buffalo street. 10 William Whitmcr
| Stay maker. Lieutenant in the L. :
Navy. was celebrated last evening at
O'Clock at the Devils Memorial Prrsoy-
tcrian church Of this city.
The wedding ceremony was road by
/ the Rev. DR.. Frederick II. Barron. pas
tor OF tho church. in tho presence OF a
/ large number Of friends and relatives.
| MISS F0y fdlnlcT, OIL fSONlfSbuIE 4, ~oS
maid Of honor and there were -four
lbrides-maids-the Misses Virginia Suth-
eriand. Of Washington, D. c.; Dorothy
Wassmnn, OF Bellaire, O.: Ella hcDon.
aid and Mary Cain. Of Eikins. school
mates Of the bride. Samuel L. Shay
: maker, Jr.. Of Philadelphia, brother OF
tho groom. was best man and the ush-
crs vere J. Gordon Foster. ChaS. Nj
shinn. c. Sprsg Miller and Donald
Wees, brother Of the bride.
| The bride was attired in white satin
and carried boauet Of rofr@ md or
chids. The maid OF honors Eown was
Of ten rose pink tulle. She carried a
boquet OF blue iris and roset. The
brides maids were dressed IN blue tuilt
and carried ophelia roses.
A reception for 100 guests followed
ut the home Of the bride Mt 10 Buffalo
street. The house was decorated ir
pink roses and palms.
| The bride and groom rnotored to Graf
ton. where they caught an early morn
ing train for Atlantic City.
The groom - the oldest son Of Sam
ucl F. Slnymaker, Of New York and
sunbury, and nephew OF Robert +
Whitmer. Of Philadelphia. He Is q
/ Lieutenant IN tho U. S. Navy and mp
peared in uniform.
Tho young couple VIII reside ir
brooklyn. until the groom Is out Of tnt
ncrvico after which they expect &c
make their homo in Philadelphia
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SOCIETY EVENTS
STILL NUMEROUS
Eco~ WEEK OF GAY xVENTS TO
RREY SATL Ar MS CLUB

EccND WEEK OF GAY EvENTS TO
BE CONCLUDED WIKI MIL
4REY BALL AT HKS CLUB
General Crun Meeting 10 Be Held tns
Afteruoon IN The Bah Boom OF
The Windsor Hotel
ATTIRE GATES OF MAY
Spring has opened her garden gated
Como in. my love. and see
The miracle Of her winter dream
Awaiting you and me.
Where y-steryears sweet1peas f"rfoSn
A hcck Of pink and purple wings
Came 6uttering down last night
And naked thorn and tattered leaf
Watts Of the wintry SHOWS
LIZ up their ruddy faces now.
The children Of the rose.
Bubdles.of EoA5en laughter now.
Bau1Ses OF Nab and Pan.
PINK with the first shy blush OF May
They greet us. maid and man.
Fer spEng has opened her garden gate
And thrush and orloie throw
Ny harp of roses at your feet
with all the buds that blow:
Ar6watchnns these. that dance for love,
And dye and weave and Spin
Open the garden OF your heart.
And Oct my heart come.in!
-Ap5stus Coll In The Green BooA
WIN the beginning Of hay. the ren-
gprtnE mouth. Of flowers and na1D1y
weax6er, society folk continue to p@a1
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WELL Present Ffny.

A clever little play v1il DO presented
on Saturday evening at WeHsbuFg, oy
the.pqrpQs Of Lima HenrtE-Sher1Dan- Tor
tho benefit OF the'Victory loan- Lest we
Forget. Of Tho Victory Loan" is the
title of clis appropriate comedy, which
will latter be presented IN this city.
MEa Alma Wilson Schafer fs directing
tho reheusats, and some Of the best TAI
cnt IN tho city will have a part In mo
program. which follows:
Pter~GretE.- q retired patriot --.---..
MI. Thomas Hayes
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Victory Dance.

The ponahue club. OF Elm Grove,
delightfully."- entertained their members
formal Victory" dance. which was held
in the ST. Vtncents hall, Elm Grove. A
good program of dance music was rur-
nishcd By local orchestra and rcfrcsh-
tnents were served.
Tho Following members of the com
nittee arc TO be congratulated on tho
succcssful outcome Of this affair:
Paul BoncnbcrEer. Joseph Weislirch"r;
Edward Schreiner. Raymond l&aker ana
Joseph Wagner.
The following were in attendance:
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ArTHE GATES OF MAY

General Club Meeting 10 Be Hetd 6n11
Afternoon IN The Ban Eoom VI
The Windsor Kote1
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Mrs. ". l.. Lear, grand regent Of the
Daughters Of Isabella has presented a
check for $1,000 for the benefit Of the
World War Veterans Association. from
Caron Court No e9s Daughters Of 1sa-
SrJl. This money Will be added 10 the
fund for the banquet. which win be
held on the return OF the 314th> nefd
artillery, the latter part OF May.
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MIS- Barnrd, his niece.
-Mrs- LAURA Essley BrooISeD
Emily, her daughter. ------------
Katherine WHood
RH1v her soza Mes Mildred Pracht
Sarah. the maid, OF all WORK
-Mu Alma Wilson Scfafsr
Mrs Miss Hnien. SliSse
Mrs Todd. Mrs. Thomas Hayes
Rose Msxinn, q returned Red Cross
Nr,r,.e Mss Sarah Jackson
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-01
|kRY'L 70 PERSONALLY
CONDUCT BAND HERE.

Bohumir Kryl, who will per-
sonally conduct his band at the
Chautauqua here. is universally
acknowledged to be one of the
worlds greatest band masters.
He is also known as the worlds
greatest cornetist.
The Kryl band concert is one
of the greatest features ever to
appear in Chautauqua. Mr..
Kryl has directed bands in the
leading cities in the country and
always the verdict has been that
his is one of the greatest bands
of America.
Mr.. Kryl'S unique and magnetic
personality adds much to, the con-
cert. His marvellous conducting
lis always a source of wonder and
delight to his audiences. Kryl
| of the leonine head will long be
remembered in. this city. Dur
the concert Mr.. Kryl will give
number of cornet solos for
which he has become famous.
His inimitable playing of the cor
net is an achievement extraord-
mary. !.
Mr.. Kryl besides being a
great band master has also
achieved fame as critic of art.
He possesses a fine collection OF
paintings of the great masters
and he is never so happy as when
he secures some great painting.
Kryl is also a sculptor. In
fact, he was at work on bust
of the author Ben Hur when
John Phillip Sousa happened to
hear him playing upon his cor
net and persuaded him to pursue
a musical career. Mr.. Kryl and
Sousa are very great friends and
when during the war, Sousa
organized a navy band, Kryl Of
fered his services to the war de-
partment and directed wonder
full army band.
Kryl is a native of Bohemia and
in company with the other mem
bers of his race in this country
during the war he was intensely
pro-ally. He was making ar
rangements to go to Europe to
lead big army band "over
there" when the armistice was
declared.
Mr.. Kryl is also known as the
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ADVANCE SALE OF oo.,cEs
CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS

Season tickets for the Chautau-
qua have been placed in the hands
of E. V. Elder, Owen Mckee, Joe
Giunchigliani, and Stockton's
Drug Store. Those parties living
in, the county who have made
pledges for tickets, are requested
to get them at the State Bank &
Trust Company.-E. Deatherage,
Chairman. 1870 E