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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-17

Mrs. Reginald Fifer OF Medford is
a guest OF Mrs. Lillian ZundeI TO-
day.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1919-12-17

NJ. C. Reed, the well known Chau-
tauqUa lecturer, who left Ashland
in October for Auckland, New Zea-
land, with a company of other Chau-
tauqua entertainers, writes from on
board the steamer on his way to that
far-off country as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
The Quick Way to
Stop a Cough
THIS Home nJ~ syrup Does
The Work In " Hurry. Eas-
tty Prepared. and Saves
About $500.


You might he surprised 10 know
that the best thing YOU can use for
n severe cough IN " remedy which 10
easily prepared ut home In Just n
few moments. It's cheap. but for
prompt results ~ beats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the or
binary cough or chest cold in ~
hours Tastes pleasant. too--chil-
dren like it--and II is pure and good
Pour "a ounces OF Pinex in pint
hottie. then fiji ~ up with plain
graduated sugar syrup. or use clar-
filed molaHscH, honey or corn ayrup.
instead OF sugar syrup. IN desired
Thus you make n fun pint-n family
guppIy-but costing no moro than q
small bottle OF ready made cough
syrup
And ms cough medicine there IL
really nothing better TO be had nj
any price. II goes right TO the spot
and gives quick. lasting relief. II
promptly heals the inflamed mem.
branes that line tho throat and ali
passages. stops the annoying throat
your cough stops entirely Splendid
| for bronchitis. Group. whoopinp
] cough and bronchial asthma.
pfnex is highly concentrated
compound OF Norway pine extract
famous for it's healing effect on tn,
membranes.
TO avoid disappointment ask YOU
druggist for "2ih ounces OF pinex,
with directions, and don't accept
! anything else. Guaranteed TO Civ,
absolute satisfaction or mono,
promptly refunded. The Pipex Co.
1T Wayne. Ind.
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VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGES


III r. Smith and Amanda Fraso. Se-
attic
Wilbur bolton. Tho Dalles. or. and
Charlotte Gordon. Seattle.
James g.. DaniolAon. IS. and Evalina
Mossr. %. Seattle
Charles Sine. calgary. Canada, and
Mary Rea Hrackctt. Seattle
william Victor white and Ada Bell
Peterson. Seattle.
Harry = stewart 20. and Florence H.
Jodreii. ~. Seattle.
Ernest r.. Berlin and Ida Fahlstrom.
Seattle.
Hugh T. PIKE. ~. and Elizabeth y.
Maddox. 20. Seattle
Chariea l.. Wartelio and zita NJ. Cur
It's. seattle
Joseph Baudln ana Christine Pearson.
Seattle.
Harold NJ Richie. 81 Sparta. III. and
Betty May Gray. -. seattle.
Carl BtsAb. 90. Anohomish. and Selma
Ida DuebalI. 3s. seattle
Joseph Shannon and Margaret a.
Trainor. Seattle
Harry n. Wolfe and Bertha Anderson.
Seattle.
Fred T. Peek, 81. and Louise Olson. 90,
PuyHiiup.
Roy y. McDaniols. 20, and Hazel Sly.
p. BeilinRham.
ceiestine 81. Fortune. 81. Eyercts. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
HUTCHINSON'S
IRE AROUSED
BY GAG RULE

OLYMPIA. Hh. 2f.-pisuust OF
the rules comta ittce broke out In
the senate again yesterday, when
senator Dick Hutchinson charged
that efforts wee being made TO
smother the hoe Sc hill permitting
pc-ealled "progi, ssivc" dentists 20
have reprr~~utats on the state eS'
amining board
.-k'orty.two men were sent here ny
the people 70 decide legislation.
said Hutchinson. mot just y. who
get together for nny damned appro'
pristlon they WANT.
Members took the floor 10 defend
the organization rules committee,
saying IL was sr1 Ing TO be fair and
bring out bills
Senator Hall. veteran rules com
mittee member. frankly declared
that he had told fellow members 10
sTcrgrt the bill.
ORGANIZATION .nembers then at
tempted to indefh dtely postpone the
measure as punis incnt to Hutchin'
ucn. This motion was finally laid
over and the bill left in the rules
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

clara Aieda Nss-. chlmaoum.
Charles g. Deip. ~. aud Lillian Mag
ness. -. Seattle.
Harold O. cambridge. -. Fort BRACE.
Cat. and Anne May CiibrAnson. ~. Ia
coma.
nrRTus
hoy 10 Mr. and Mrs y Tashira, 1918
Washington st, Feb. Is.
hoy to Mr. and Mrs. ~. r. Ray. iis
Warren ave. Feb. 3.
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Ferguson.
Waterman. wash. Feb 10.
Roy to Mr. and Mrs H. y. white.
premsrton, Feh. 10.
Boy to Mr.. and Mr. J. c. KleInhaus.
eli W. McGrAw st. Feb IS.
Boy 60 Mr. and Mrs. y. H. Wood. 1875
Northiake ave. Feb. ~
hoy to Mr. and Mrs. n. Lund, e7ls
Eighth y ". Fob. IL.
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs X Kelly, io2a
Sixth n. Feb. 2.
! hoy to Mr. and Mrs ". l.. Human.
I 100 Ewing st. Feb. rs.
! Glri to Mr. and Mrs. ], y. WEIGH. 1855
Eae,Iake ave, Fob. IS.
Boy TO Mr. and Mrs W. y. stevens
ina California pi. Jan. as
Boy 20 Mr. and Mrs 4. r. Eommcl
/ sTi2 tith n. e.. Fob, a.
Giri TO Mr. and Mrn. T. Yoshlsah. ST.
washington st, Feb ~.
fF's ~ 49, e''" NfH N+'N'N#f
tath =. Feb. Z.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. O. r.. Hofrtad
1895 y, t7th st. Feb. -.
Girl Ia Mr.. and Mrs. 81. c. Smith. ssi:
Z Warren ave, Feb, 20.
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. = Tonkin. Rem
ton. Feb %.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. u. Tnsloa. 1894
Jackson. Fob. a.
10Y 70 Mr.. and Mrs O. W Pierpon
6506 I.atona ave, Feb. -.
BOY 60 Mr. and Mrs. !. Erickson. sos
Mary n. W. Feb. lt
ORR 10 Mr.. and Mira 7. Matrumura
iat2 First ave. r.. Feb. Is.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. I. \. Harris, 1ail
II. Marion at. Feb. 81,
Boy 90 Mr., ana Mrs j. H. Wheat. iui
2oth ave. Feb, ~
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. \. @. Pearson
20B7 2ist y W, rob. ~.
Girl TO MIR. and Mrs. ~. o. weEoner
GIL 3sh s.. Feb. ~.
BOY TO MIR and Mrs. y. Eushind. SOL
". t1rd st. Feb. 10.
Girl TO Mr. and Mrs y. fiogden. Harper
wash. Feb. o.
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. II. @. Hedges. 90
Y. fist st, Feb 10.
Girl TO Mr.. and Mrs, W. L. Davis. stil
5ard r., Feb. 10.
Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Flanagan. ~
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W MoGraw at. Fob. a.
hoy to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sprinkle.
81 i7th ave, Feh. -.
Girl 10 Mr. ard Mrs, c. ncrEo, oak
Park. Fcb. -.
hoy 10 Mr. and Mrs, u. @. Huber.
Dothell. wash, rob. 70.
Girl 10 Mr. and Mrs y. J. Nash. ssl5
Sixth y. n. Feb 20.
DIVORCES
Complaints filed;
Della A. Rundgren against John s.
RundKrcn. dcscrtion,
Maud Mcconnell against Guy =. Me
Connsll, non-support,
J. NJ. sehrieber against Nell sehrelbsr.
dssertion.
Mary volts against william II. voits.
cruelty.
Homer /. Clark against Norma E.
CLARK. desortion.
Luther e. Dray against Nina 1. Dray.
desortion.
Thomas W. Russell against Mary Rus
I sell. daaertion.
stella MeSley against Edward Meaiey.
\ non support
1 benjamin Furry against Grace NJ. Fur
ry, drRcrtion.
/ Elsie ~. Lawrence against Manloy 81
Lawrence. non support
/ Georgie Reed against Peter L. Reed,
/ incompRtihiity
4 sumner wells against Jessie Wells
cruelty.
Anna T.. Spear against John c. Spear
tncompatibiiity
Catherine Gokey against W. II. Gokey
/ cruelty
Complaints fitted.
George " nm against Eva Beii nm
| cruelty.
Richard stanley Mckay against Test
Mckay. dcrertion
cleo l.. West against Thomas NJ West
depertlon.
GLADYS Kcwlcy against Alfred Claud,
kewlcy, cruelty
Jennie NJ swanson against Charles |
swanson. incompatibuity.
". J. Reid against Katie Reid, deser
tion.
y 4. GAslill against Leila Gaslslil. de,
sertion.
Elsie Starkey nuRdRlc- walls REains
william ~ puHdnlc- walls, deaertton.
Florence g.. Foley against Leonard n
Foley, support
Daniel Andersen against Margaret O
Andersen, hnbltual drunkenness.
DEATHS
william ". starkey. %. 1900 Yesle
way. Feb. az
Ross l., Osborn. u. loi IL. osnd st,
Feb. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Walter J. Lunn. In the 10th dis.
trict. Alfred Z. Miller and Eva n
Thomas. <ist district. George ~.
Hodgson and II. c. BohIke. end dis
trict: Piiny Aim and Frank @.
Myers. t3rd district: W. W. Conner
and Frank Manogue. <sth district:
c. o. ouaIheim and Robert Grass.
<sth district. stephen A. Huh and
Frank Cotteriii. <sth district: w. NJ
Pease and L. II. Guis. 9th district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Too Many Union Vet
Societies, IL Claim

Seattle has a workmsu's. Soldiers
and Sailors council. a Union Labor
Guard formerly known az the War
Veterans Guard. and a soldiers and
Sailors council
Its too much" delegates declared
a, wednesday evenings Ssetinx Of
the Central Labor council Follow.
ing DEBATE which lasted FOR more
than hair an hour. the council car.
risd motion 20 appoint a commit.
tee TO coordinate the standings and
ovcrlapplnKz OF the several service
mems organizations allied with
labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Harry Sims. IS. Indiana hotel. Feb. 20.
Feb -.
Julia y, ouinian. .. Fauntleroy beach.
Feb "a.
John Anderson. so. Russell house. Feb.
a..
Mabel chm. 8. 1854 King St. Feb. ~
Moses II. Maddocks, So. s37 18TH ave,
Feb. IS.
Jess Il. Meeker. 81. :.io Eastiake ave-.
Feb -.
John James. rs. 1854 Y. Thomas st.
Feb IS.
Eline Francis. Sc. 1905 Third ave. Feb.
20.
Daniel Mcleod. So. ss:s ssrd w. Feb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
WHEN THE MILLS GRIND,
THESE DO GRIND FINE

AZ a banquet Of the Association Of
Professional Miliers. held at the Are
tic club "wednesday night. four oper-
alive miIlers. W. ~. Brownell. Jack
Lindblad. T.. NJ. Ryberg and Peter
Jacobson. were granted First grade
grinders certificates. the highest
mark TO be obtained In the business
Of flour making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Arne W. smodsrud. ISIS Dayton ave.
Feb -
Ole Grondcy. a.. ssu Nlnth n. w
Feb -.
Fred q. Gordon. SO. SOC soth N. Feb
81.
Harrio, Howard. 70. s7ei card q. Feb
%.
Naietta Montgomery. 8, Providence
hospital Feb. -
Martha Henry. IS. ists 10th n. Feb
-
Victor condoiin. ss. 1904 Eighth ave.
Feb. 20.
Laura Low. -. ,sii walllngford ave,
Feb 20.
Elisa McAnlstor, II. ia +. e.;h st.
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ket business 10 heip 'ut uo"" WV
cost or living.
" hen
for the afternoon YESTERDAY the
market bill had been ushcrrd away
as disrepuoble. IL was sent n'eN
to the agricultural committee =" %
washed OF It's Liberalism
An sorts OF scare crows were stuck
I.oomlw and Banker Conan to con.
vince the senators that a direct mar.
k.tinr plan was the entering wedge
for socialism"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Union Bank Will
Open Here in March

The Trades Union savings and
Loan association -- Seattle union
mems cooperative bank-will open
for business AZ Columbia and Third.
March ,. according 10 an announce
rnent made by founders Of the insti.
tuition at the Central Labor council
Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Seek Opposition to
City Traction Deal

Opposition 20 the bill before the
legislature 10 assure the validity Of
the $4,000 900 deal whereby the city
proposes to acquire the traction sys-
tenn. developed IN the Central Labor
council Wednesday evening.
a resolution protesting against the
passage OF the measure was referred
TO the councils resolution commit
tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
To Take Colored
Men Into Unions

A convention OF Japanese workers
and farmers. coiored workers. and
white farmers and laborinr men. was
advocated in a resolution sent to the
Central Labor council "Wednesday
evening by the committee which han.
d1ed Seaftie's general strike.
The resolution will be considered
b. the councils resolution commit.
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

OLYMPIA. Feb. 27.--The senate
yesterday passed house bin No. IS. IN.
creaslnF the salary Of the labor com.
missioner from $4,000 TO $1,000. and
the wages Of his inspectors from 81
20 So q daY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Pearl II Crandon. -. Parsons Kan.
newton George scram and Gladys Julia
Sheldon. Seattle.
Etuony = Perkins. -. Seattle. and
wiuifrsd A. Collins. ss. Portland. or.
newton coodAy, ~. Kake. Alaska, and
Lucy Bean. 20. Juneau. Alaska
Prank y. Moody and Wayne Rsmbe.
Seattle
william A Cornelius and Jeanette
PArkinzton. seattle.
George Francis Woodiey. HadiOok. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

/ ~ ecs NY senator's NJ Olympia
-. How Nd ID. Taylor. soth dis
~: I. G. O'Hara- 3ist district.
Unu6o1 LAs don. s1nd district. VIII
- Wzy. Bard district. T. ID. Rock
Nrn sem Z strscf. Frank II. Renick.
- Ahnex1et. .Frred w. Hastings. 3sth
mnerfcs, 0ee. b. LAmpfng. 37th dis
oB1ck
Hing coun b representative are:
UHod MesA James T. Jones and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
THIEVES
TO GO TO PENITENTlARY

OLYMPIA. Feb. 27.--kuto thieves
will go TO the penitentiary n convict
ed IN this state The senate yester-
day passed the house bill providing
this punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

senator dAuh trtiAfFdt rms may
he proposal OF dreamcrs. but these
are days IN which dreams come true
The producers are riding IN Fords
The consumers are riding on hi.
cycles and the middle men parade In
super skies "
Rockwell said the hill was $50
cihlisuc and patcrnalistic." Lon
Johnson asked him II the same crit.
iolsm was not made against the INF.
tiatlvo and referendum Rockwell
said Il was and that he ntili believes
the criticism true
oIlarra declared. II am anxious
20 see whether the members OF this
body subscribe 60 the theory that
there should be one kind OF law In
this country for the strong and an.
other for tho weak High prices
are the cause Of 30 per cent OF the
industrial unrest. and things seem
to be going from had 20 worse"
Senator Lon johnson warned that.
by sending the bill back TO commit.
tee. the senator's would probably
never have another opportunity to
vote for a.
Louis Burnett well kaown Tacoma
glad handler. arrived at the state cap
itol yesterday. bearing a broad smile
and kind words for the gubernatorisi
possibilities OF Land commissioner
Savidge.
The insurance fight Is finally
looming on the horizon senator
French has introduced the much.
talked Of Ffshhack hill. which would
give the insurance commissioner. a
policy holder and q general agent
power. as a commission, TO resist
rate increases.
All the insurance men are up In
arms. waving their hands end shout.
ing warning that the bill Will drive
the companies out OF the state.
French limited yesterday that he
was having trouble ErthnE MS com
mittec TO issue report on the hill.
A public hearing will be held Friday
night.
When Senator Dick Hutchinson
got mad "wednesday. he said Any
= senators can Sc; together and
put thru agy damned appropriation
they want
Acting President Taylor banged
down the gavel
II beg pardon for the language.
fierccly apologixed Dick. but !
meant every word I said b"
Taylor declared that AS long as
I'm in the chair. I'm going 20 rule
the senate. and when you don't Ike
IL you can get another president
Rrn tern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

..S-t-.eees
Olympia. Wash
Dear.S Sir: 1 urge you to vote for Senator Lamp
in94s bill to give Washington soldiers $40 month
fcr-exvice during the recent war / urge you to
to it that this is not buried IN committee.
Our soldiers should be treated right. They need
ready cash when they discharged. Let's give it
to them thru the Lamping bl-and let's pass that
bill promptly. Merit and not politics should count.
Yours sincerely,
Name OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ADDRESS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

h q municipal
market hill are
walking on up
toe today and
preparing 20 call
the undertaken,
This measure
was introduced
in the senate by
the committee ON
agriculture a n d
was aimed at
food brokers and
M I'd diem q n
profttcWr~ II
gave municipali
ties the power TO
go into the mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
LEGISLATIVE NOTES
BY TED" COOK
Seattle Star staff Representative

Senator Judd declared, This may
he a proposal of dreamers. but these
are days In which dreams come true.
The producers are ridinE In Fords.
The consumers are riding on hi.
cycles and the middle men parade In
super.sixes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

STAR BUREAU. STATE car.
fTDt. plxmula Feb. 1T.--Frlrnds 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Taylor declared that "as ionE as
I'm in the chair. I'm going 20 rule
the senate. and when you don't Ike
IL you can get another president
pro tenn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

Rockwell said the bill was $50
cihhsttc and patcrnnlistic." Lon
Johnson asked him II the same crit.
icism was not made against the int.
tiatlve and referendum. Rockwell
said Il was and that he ntiil believes
the criticism true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27
Send This to Senators
and Representatives

Cpvhe~foIlowing andend it to senator and repre-
Acntntfues at Olympia:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

ket business to help cut down the
cost OF living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-27

william ". starkey. ~. 1900 Yeslor
way. Feb. ~.
Ross l.. Osborn. 81. Ioi IL. o2nd st.
Feb. 90.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

ciety, who have made their Christmas
programs of the past distinct fea-
ture of the holiday season.
Complimentary Admission-
r This year the need of the children
has prompted the benefit Of this rem
dition of the Christmas oratorio. and
the public is asked to be generous in
its response to aid their milk fund.
Children from the Founding Home
will be present to take up collection.
1t will be Immediately following the
inging of the Christmas hymn. Holy
Night" with the solo by John Waters,
so the little ones may be part of the
evening devoted to their interests, and
yet may return home at. an early
nour.
Complimentary admission by ticket
may be had to the first floor, upon ap-
plication to the Community Service
headquarters. 140S Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. The galleries are free to the
public. Guests of the evening will be
the blind Of the Polytechnique Insti-
tute and boys from Walter Reed.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
Xmas Carols in Streets.

Christmas csroling in the streets of
Washington Is to bring the olden
hearty yet holy greeting of the Yule-
tide into many neighborhoods on
Christmas Eve, with a program ar
ranged by Community Service, Inc
The Messiah" Handers Christmas
oratorio. win be sung by the Mntet
choral Society on Monday evening.
December %. in Central High School,
bringing to the National Capital re-
newed dignity in this noblest form
Of music expression that can be put
into the season that commentaries
the birth of the Christ Child.
The general public is invited TO
lend its help and its services for
carrying cheer to all by joining the
carol groups that have been or
ganized by Community Service, Inc,
under the direction of Hollis Edison
Davenny, for Christmas Eve caroling.
y rehearsal. to which singers are
invited. will be held on Tuesday even-
ing at o'clock at Community Serv-
ice headquarters, 140s Pennsylvania
avenue. Many of the groups are be
ing made up from the large list %
singers of the National Community
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
P|AN|STS Of NOTE
PLAY FOR HOMES

"In ones own home and at ones
will, Ignace Jan Paderewski, Josef
Hofmann. Harold Bauer, Ossip Ca
brilowitsch, Percy Granger and
scores of others will step to the
pianoforte and play-will actually
equal their best performances upon
the concert stage"
The statement-and it's proof
come from 0. j. DeMoll and Co., in
Washington's "Aeolian Hall'' at
Twelfth and G streets.
The answer Is the Duo-Art Piano.
whose recent exposition in a concert
in Washington, where Harold Bauer's
reproduction of the Saint-Saens piano
concerto, G minor, for piano and or
chestra, given on a Steinway grand
piano with the entire Philadelphia
Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski,
conductor, is still current history.
But such music looks unattaina BILE
for the home. AS matter of fact
the Duo-Art Piano is more accessible,
in some forms, than one imagines.
This achievement in musical me-
chanics by the Aeolian Company is,
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

Chorus. But Christmas cheer belongs
to all, and to all who desire to join
in this revival of a cherished olden
custom. the welcome is extended.
To Beneat ChiIdren.
The Messiah" OF Handel, to be
given by the Motet Choral Society,
Otto Torney Simon. director, at Gem
tral High school on Monday evening,
December 20, will be for the benefit
of the Founding Hospital of Wash
ngton. The presentation Is under the
auspices of Community Service, Inc.
where tickets may be obtained. Any
checks TO go toward aiding the chill
1ren should be sent there to NJ.
English.
The soloists for THE Messiah" pre-
sent an interesting list of musicians
who have now made Washington their
home. The solo quartet consists of
Marguerite Holt, soprano; Beulah
Harper Dunwoody. contralto; Leopold
Glushak, tenor, and Hollis Edison
Davenny, bass. George H. Wilson
will be at the piano, and Edith s.
tthey at the organ.
a large chorus has been formed un-
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
BUENos AYRES OPERA PLAN,

Buenos Ayres is to have a munich
pal opera house, under the super
vision of the government
1t is to be SO commodious that pro-
vision can be made for the lavish is
suance of passes, and every family,
at some time during the season, will
hear at least one opera free Of charge.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

uprights: the NTH 10 for pianos. pure
and simpl&. without the modern me-
chanical attachments: and the sixth
is a modern repair department, with
machinery of the latest type for max
ing various parts of pianos and play
ers.
DeMoll & Co. are wholesale sxents
for the entire south in the distrfbu-
tion of the Aeolian-vocalion. and the
Universal" piano records with their
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

pop song rolls aHd fex srueA
song rolis for ChFastDoe 49, &C.,
gestions for happy hours arecal the
freside. There are Christmas beIla
Christmas carols. Chrtstmas hyRna
and Christmas soys. And thera are
silver trumpex. trinity chimes and
Nesper chimes
A host of thoughts for the hely dsy
and for all. A Merry Christmas.
J. Mach.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
Xmas Spirit Dominates
Holiday Programs For
Capital Music Devotees
By ]. Mach.

Christmas week is "home week. in music for Wash
ington. Not single Outside musical event is scheduled
for the holidays, but they will not lack music.
Tomorrow evening a merry Community Opera will be
sung by the Peoples National Opera Society Central
High School. This group of singers will give Gilbert
and Sulivan's perennial ''H. NJ. S. Pinafore."