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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25
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4 marriage Monday afternoon Of Miss
Julia Rehecca MacLeuuan. daughter
0f Mr. and Mrs. Finiay MeI.ennnn. to
4 Buckner Ashby OF Charlottesville Tho
i pride elect. entering with her maid of
honor, Miss Merle Pond, was met at
an improvised alter by the bride
groom and his best man Aubrey
Pond The rooms were artisticanv
u decorated In palms, cut flowers and
I shaded candies. The bride was at
I Tired in dress Of blue satin barre.
with hat to match. and her flowers
were a shower bouquet OF -oses and
Sweetpeas The maid OF honor wore
/ costume OF pink oreanaie. and a
pink picture hat. and carried an arm
n ful of pink sweet peas The no>ver
girl was little Miss Aline nunnington.
Y VINO Wore a dainty white f.ock with
4 pink ribbons. The wedding music
{ vas rendered by Miss Elizabeth
y i1aughlirl, and. just preceding tho
ceremony. Miss Janet Whit.ock sang
I Some Day when You arc Mine" Az
Ter the ceremony. Mir. and MIS- Ashhv
4 ieIt Tor a wedding trip. which viii in
cIuds Norfolk. Virginia Beach ana
h Washington, at the conclusion Of
which they viii make their home in
\ CharlottosViTe
The ont Of town guests were: Mrs
- SPRINGER, Miss Florida AShhV
aiss Ada Young, Miss Janet Whitloc K,
MT. tafl Whitiock and MT Ernest
johnson, ali of Charlottesville AIR
Page Windei. OF Norfolk. Mr. PaJnh
apangief, Of Washington. and Ms
hehheth saNies, Of Cisrksviiic, va.
Invitations Issued
invitations have been issued NV
\ Judge ana Mrs Gardner TYLER. for
Ine marriage Of their fsnnbto,
Marsaret Gardner, 70 stephen Fowler
4 1naa"iSk The ceremony to take
pace Wednesday July end at go
O'Clock AZ Sherwood Forest near
4 WILLIAMSBURG nambef Of piob.
mond people Will attend the marrtarr
The church Workers society of
B Epir church, Barton Heights
Wall give An out OF doors cafatcris
supper from 10 $50 o'clock Friday
evening. supper VIII be $, fved i,
the Parish house If the weather is
unfavora BILE -
The regular meeting n The board
z, aahaeers OF the Retreat for the
SICK viii be held tomorrow morpine
a II O'Clock. a. the hospital
The ladies OF Charity Will meet this
aiternoon At o'clock at s.. .Ioseph's
Orphanage Members are ,conestad
70 return their contribution cards for
sne laundry fund, SO that the work
may he started promptly.
PERSONAL Mention.
MISS Virginia Burgess of rork
ahion = the guest Of Miss Pendieton
KENNEDY on Grove avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

Any man who has plenty OF push
can get along without pull.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

A fortune awaits tho man who will
invent . BORROWERS umbrella
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

The ladies Of Charity will meet This
afternoon 1T o'clock at 81 Jnserh's
orrhanase Members are requested
70 return their contribution cards tor
vac laundry fund, SO that the work
may he started promptly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

Mrs Christian Clark, who has been
~pcnulhg some time with relatives in
Nor1oiS. Is leaving there today to 1oin
Mcr nusoana VINO has recently gone
- A.ish'a 20 engage in business. Mr..
~" Mfs tisrke have hosl OF warm
friends in Richmond where Ire,
nave always lived who vii, regret ~
nave them leave here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

The regular meeting If the hoard
q 1Aanaeers. Of the Reireat for tha
SICK viii be held tomorrow mornjns 3.
a. II O'Clock. a the hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25
Invitations Issue,t

Invitations have been issued NV
Judee ans Mrs Gardner Tyler. for
ne marriage Of their daughter
~. marsafet tardner, 70 stephen Fowler
s Ia The ceremony to take
place Wednesday july 2nd at rg1
o'clock AZ Sherwood Forest neYr
WILLIAMSBURG number Of picb.
mond people Will attend the marriarn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

The church Workers society Of
EPIPHANY church. Barton Heights
VIII give an "u, OF doors cafeteria
supper from 70 $50 o'clock Friday
evening supper viii be served in
lne Parish house If the weather is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

FTsF3FfFiHI MFUtTOU.
Miss Virginia Burgess az r,1r,.
Union is the guest Of Miss pa,diatam
kennedy on Grove avenue.
Mfs' FRANK sutton, and children Of
Monament avenue. are spending son,a
time at Mrs, Sutton's old ho,1n
woodland. IN Nottoway county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-25

M. MISS Mae starnell. and Miss Lena
es OF Alexandra, are the guest Of
Sfs. a. M Lundgren in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
PUBLIC OPINION

carried on said canal.) New York no
doubt would like also to unload same
on the National Government. AS to
canals in Florida the canals of the
Everglades are drainage canals. 1
have seen canals built in Florida the
promoters making all kinds of extrav-
agant claim of what they would do
for the section. and after the canal
was completed and most of the land
disposed. of the promoters would get
out as last as they could, and in a
few years the DOC deluded settlers
would also get out. When the canal
was built at A~llenhurst between Mos
quito Lagoon and Indian River the
claim was h canal would open up
river freight transportation between
Jacksonville and towns on the Indian
Rivera distance of some four hun
Hdred miles. I have seen two or three
attempts made at carrying freight on
said river to and from Jacksonville,
and all proved failures. Not a ton of
freight passes through the canal at
Allenhurst now. But, (and here is
the rub), thousands of pleasure boats
pass through the said canal.
The Observation-Disclosures canal is
the missing link. If built, pleasure
boats can safely pass by inland water
ways from Boston and all points east,
to Palm Beach Florida and through
the everglade canals out into the
Gulf of Mexico.
Whereby the ways of the million
aire yacht owners in promoting wa
terways is very subtle and people fall
for them especially the local enthusl-
asts.
ToHAN JENSEN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Such Is Life

Aunt Josie says she thinks / It's terri
BILE the way they are carrying on in
Fiume, but just the same she doesn't
see why our American boys should
| be compelled to remain in those lonely
Siberian ports.
FORT WORTH, Tex-Miss Ethel
Bowman awoke TO find a burglar in
her room. You get right vi of here
this minute" she said. But I only
just got in" said the burglar. Get
out, I tell you," said Miss Bowman.
and the burglar went, mumbling to
himself. with only $4.T5 in cash and
two watches.
PHILADELPHIA-Frank Burke,
ware River and was under water IS
minutes before he "a pulled out and
resusicated. Burke says that il he
had his way about it he would never
touch a drop of water again as long
as he lives.
LONDON, Eng-It is predicted
that various of the blues" the means
Of which have echoed for several
years in every American home, cab
aret and dance hall, presently will
be heard for the first time in Eng
land.
The blues" are thus described in
the Evening Standard:
"The blues represent a very dis
ttnctive kind of music that has been
developed by southern negroes. AS its
name implies, it strikes a sad note.
for It expresses the somber feeling Of
its makers-negroes, who without
knowing anything It all about music.
have given expression t. their long
ings.
"A striking characteristic Of the mu-
SIC is that the pronounced sadness of
it all is suddenly relieved, and the
whole feeling changed to one of toy.
This Is quite in keeping with the spirit
of the negro, whose feelings change
so quickly"
The orchestra win low render fThe
Westminster Blues" with THE Dub-
lin Blues" and The W~hftecbanAl
Blues" as encores.
CHICAGO, Il.-Mrs. Emma Simp-
son, who shot her husband has been
sent to Elgin asylum, this breaking
iong-established precedent. Chicago
ladies who remove men objectionabIe
to them usually get away with moth
ing o disturbing than having their
picture taken for the papers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

best of this days opportunities.
Norway now comes under q plane
>tary influence threatening to its ship
ping.
Astrologers declare that the pro-
gression of the former kaisers sun
to the place Of the Presidents Jupiter
gives encouragement TO secret enemies
of the United States. many Of whom
are now busy especially in the cities OF
the East
The health Of the Pope will be ser
iously menaced during the remainder
of the autumn. the saers declare.
COOPERATIVE enterprises will mul-
tiply during the coming months. 1t is
prophesieG
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
be unusually careful In money mat
tiers during the coming year. Danger
Of accidents, also. should cause a
careful safeguarding Of life and
limb.
Children born on this day are likely
to be exceedingly impulsive. These
subjects of Libra are usually lovers OF
peace and quiet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Fire Alarm Boxes

Copper Works.
kTMarket and Sheridan Street
zo-Sm1th Street and Central r. r
xe-Aarket and First Streets.
Ayenue and Paterson AZ
e-Htgh and Lewis Streets.
and High Str~sts-
~ Brunswick Ave. and New O.
el@Smith n State Streets.
4z-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
<5-Buekfngham Ave. and Hartford q.
-Sommefce and Front Sreets.
and Washington Streets
st|State st. n Buckingham Ava
ee-Parker st n Pulaski Ave-
ee-Hall Ave. and Charies 81
b17State and Wayne Streets-
United Lead Works.
6s-Maurer.
sz-Washtngton and First StresSa
e5-Nsw brunswick Ave. and Elm a.
Street and Watson Ave
s5-Commerce and State Streeta
12-Front and Smith Streets
13-Water and Gordon Streets
Ave. n Gordon Street
and Hanson Avenues.
eZ-Smith and Herbert Street,
e3-Amooy Ave. and Washington ~
s4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
City Hospital.
ss11eyeiand III Brace Aveuu
sI-Amboy and Hall Avenues.
szNAmboEAve. and Insles Street
s3ELawrence and Francis gtrests.
s4-Neyille and Johnstona Streefa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
SHIP CANAL AND LOCAL ENTHU.
CIACTC

5
The enthusiasts are always with us.
The international, national, state and
local enthusiast Is ever present, and
II is well that il is so. The enthu-
nast has imagination, and without
imagination, what would his world
be-: but Imagination running wild
Is apt to lead the people
astray; hence 1t is always ad-
vsable for thinking people to anal
5ze anything emanating from imagi-
native minds.
Ny compliment to Mr.. Edward NJ.
Roddy, of South Amboy, N. ]. He is
a local enthusiast and sees a great
future for South Amboy, which it un-
doubtedly has. but his imagination is
running a little wild when he links
his native towns great future with
the Intra-Coastal Canal. The canal
will shorten the water route between
New York and Philadelphia consid-
erabiy, but what good that will be to
South Amboy and Perth Amboy. 1
fail to see. Mr.. Roddy advised us to
look up what canals have done to de-
Yelop other states Let us look at 1t.
The Cape Zoe canal was a non-pay-
ing proposition and the private cor
poration that built said canal sue
ceeded last fall in unloading il on
the National Government. and so the
Chesapeake and Albemarie canal also
was unloaded ON the government.
The New York Barge canal built at
a cost TO the state Of New York of
$3.50, 600. 600 is a heavy burden on the
state. ut cost the taxpayers OF New
York more than $40 per ton Of freight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Ddilu SermOnette

If you have the makings of a new
language, you'd better not spend
your time filling In the parts of
speech, because there is no room for
another language-we have too
many already, and some of them
would serve pretty well as universal
languages just as they are.
At least, the hundreds of millions
of people who are using them think
so-they are so thoroughly commit
ted to their mother tongues"
There was a time when the whole
earth was of one language and Of
n speech"
This was the record back in GEN
esis, shortly after the flood.
But there came a day when men
rebelled against God and they de-
termined to build a city and a
tower" whose top should reach INTO
heaven, so that they might make a
name for themselves.
1t was the same spirit that caused
the wars of conquest and of indie
pendence of all others throughout
history.
And God sent confusion in their
midst-confusion of organization
caused by confusion of speech-they
could not understand each other.
And they left off to build the
city,"
And the name of the tower was
called "Babel"-confusion.
Diversity of speech is therefore a
sign of the lack of brother of CO.
operation.
The innumerable languages in
existence are due not only to the
curse of Babel, but to the narrow
ness of tribes and races.
Babel means separation. Brother
hood must take the place of Babel.
And the spirit of brotherhood will
not be developed by increasing il
points of difference-and foreign
languages are one OF the most I'M
portant of these.
One reason there is so much hatred
In the world Is because people don't
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

understand each other and they don't
understand each other because they
speak different languages.
You wouldn't call another man a
"dago" if you really understood the
italian language-you'd honor him
because he is a descendant of Michael
Angelo and Raphael, the great art
lists. Nor would you call a man a
"hunky'' IL you understood the Ian
guage of Kossuth, the great Hun
garian patriot. And so one might go
down the line of all the foreign"
languages.
The time has come to cut down
the number OF things that separate
the races of men.
And SO, If you have a method
whereby you can REDUCE the num-
Der of languages instead of IN
CREASING them, you'll be a friend
of man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
October

It makes me feel sober to know that October is just about
hind me and short ones that stack up before. October IS
ghostly, she's ~saddening, mostly, with leaves falling down
from the trees, with nights that are chilly and rams that are
silly. and farewens to robins and bees. Oh, dreary OCTOBER,
in sadness they robe her, her garments are ashen and brown;
the years growing older and feebler and colder, which reminds
me nv suns going down. October's the token of joys that
are broken; the roses are withered and gone; nasturtlums and
asters have met with disasters, they flourish no more on the
lawn. 1t rains, but the water would have to be hotter before
it could nourish the heath; it's raw and it's chilling and
cammy and killing and brings me a message of death. The
cold winds are signing the wild geese are flying, and honkng
like automobiles their wide wings are humming, they herald
the coming of weather that promptly congeas. The sum
mer's departed and Autumns well started, and winter will
come with a rush, the winter so y~elow-then happy the TEL
low who's saved up a package of cuSh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Daily H0, 0scObe
Copyright. 1919, by Mcclure News.
paper S~yndicate).
Wednesday October q 1919

copyright. 1919, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate).
Wednesday, October s, 1919.
Venus, the Sun and Uranus are all
In benefc aspect today. according to
astrology. Jupiter alone is slightly
adverse.
The rule is most suspicious for all
the affairs of men, especially for what
eve depends for success upon the ia
yor or approval of the government.
Women have tine best possible di-
rection and should benefit greatly in
professional and commercial voca-
tions. There is a sign, however,
which indicates increased demand for
efficiency Expert training
This is held to be a lucky wedding
day, since the stars foreshadow pros
perity and rapid progress in all ma
terial ambitions.
Hotels. boarding houses and all
places that provide for community life
are subject to a direction that prom
ises profit and popularity
Although this sway IS not lucky for
independent business initiative. it is
q fortunate one for those who seek
positions. Women should make the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
CANCER

CANCER
Cancer is unquesionaly increasing throughout the
world.
At the beginning cancer is usually painless and
difficult to detect.
At its first small growth it can be safely and easily
removed by a competent surgeon.
Cancer is not a constitutional, or "blood" disease.
Cancer is not contagious.
Cancer is. practically speaking, not hereditary.
Every lump in the breast should be examined by a
competent doctor.
Persistent abnormal discharge or bleeding is suspi-
cious.
Sores, cracks, decorations, Jumps and ulcers which
do not heal, and warts. moles, or birthmarks which
changer in size, color, or appearance, may turn into can
eel unless treated and cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

oot co MANY Kisses of Investigation
from his wife since the land went
dry. s with his
wife when they have company pc
cause hen have to roll over n play
dead as soon as the company departs.
What has become of the 0. t. man
who wore round, detachable ours
with big square studs" in them!
One reason why we llke o anis 20
Eating the smart things their h
and mothers said. 20
Another sure way to get trouble IS
to firt with Temptation just to snow
how strong you are.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

Strange
while women men ali like to pet
Tbev're queer, I've heard II
1bov lack a sense OF humor' YET
Tbev ali like 10 b humorea'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

first regarded a. piles. Insist IN a thorough medical examination.
Continued Irritation in some form is the usual cause If cancer. 1t rare
ly results from a sudden injury.
A doctor who treats a suspicious symptom without making a thorough
examination dos not know his business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
RTTg OF
LIN BY LUKE MeLukE
copydsh, 1919. the Cincinnati Inquirer
LIKE Mel UKE

,,od n warm dress of red;
l IeeII Of these / may take coiu
And have TO 90 k. w. s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Strange

Strange
~u-hu u,ouen men ali like to pet
Tbev,re queer, I've a II
nj, mo = sense Of humor. yet
Tbev All like 10 be humorea'
Ho. Hum!
ar, eavs here that the worta i "
ravoiving as fast as il did lV.VVV 49,
Zoo" said the Old Fogy' as ne 100
tbe magazine he was reAuute'
P.Ntovbe not commented TN.
cro"cS ..BIt It goes around Ias'
onourb TO satisfy a man who mas :"
0ote IA meet and no money 10 pa! !"
Specks
Re careful when you swat ~ ~
And do not swat him IN the e9o,
I know your feelings 1t wouId YEA
lIf YOU should chance TO pFe@A ms
Spccks.
Paw Knows Everything
u-;uio-Paw what is a monoloSue Z
paw-A monologue is any conNeISu-
zion between myself and your molher'
my on.
Friends
A friends a mighty useful scout
If ne is not abused;
Rnt Won must not let him ind out
That he is being used.
Ouchl =
women are devoid of a sense u
humor,r said the Benedict.
THAT so ?" asked the BacheioT:
Yes" replied the Benedict. 1ney
remind me of the comic section OF d
sunday newspaper
Good Dope
Take this advice" said Uncle Book
And always try to make 1t SUCK
| Inst be as steady as a clock,
And YOU will not need any TICK.
WHY, Ruth!
Ruth B. Gay teaches school IN De-
catur, Indiana.
Oh, JOY!
Bloomington. Ind, may be a ufy
town. But Shower Brothers are IN
business there.
Whare's That There Um-ber-ella?
You can find a Lolita Rains In Md
dlesboro, Ky.
Write Your Own Autumn Pome.
golu'
Ie9'
49,
49,
Luke McLuke.
The autumn leaves have turned to
gold,
Ny wife's nose has turned red;
And on my shuddering spine her cold
Feet she will warm in bed.
Newark Advocate.
To buy my coal L need some gold
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Lowc-Tubbs
Things To Worry About

III Lowe and Belle Tubbs were mar
riod in Lawrenceburg, Ind, last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
uo Hum!


d, co,sfu when you swat the N.Y.
- 40 NOT swat him in the eye;
I know your feelings II wo4iu his
If you should chance 10 pFe"A
SpcckS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

"When my alarm clock SOUNDS shio
Huff,
81 cuss a streak of woe;
And wish that / were rlch eho"e"
10 =" Luke McLuke.
Perhaps my understanding SLOW
Viii give you chance to scon,
But. wherefore tell 1t Whereso 3D.
when II d" j. Bird.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

A friends a mighty useful scout
If he is not abused;
But you must not let hln hlu ou'
That he is being used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
~ 10 still Lives!

In the City Court Wednesday aiteF
noon ,Jobn Died, col, was fined so
and costs for breach Of the PeaceI
Rowling Green (Ky.) Times-Journai'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Luke McLuke Says

Mabel B. Sweet lives in Macomo'
T1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

How about the Kohl Coal
in Springfield, OhloF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Names Is Names

some nightingales sing In the day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

He isn't a bit fly, and we nope pi nlS
he3 9ba T. and n. agent at Gatliff, Ky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

The Mad Wag
A man in Fort Worth, Ierss' SEW
a sign on Houston street q
read v.ent in and said: IF you will
r laanver my umbrella. I'll have 1t re-
naired,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

WiUie-Paw, what is a
Paw-A monologue is n CONVERSE
ton between myself and your mollei'
nay son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

UNCLE SAM, NJ D." will answer, either In this column o r by
mail, questions of general interest relating only to hygiene, SANTA
ton and the prevention of disease. 1t will be impossible for him to
answe questions Of a purely personal nature, II to prescribe for
individual diseases. Address
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
weIl. He Won't Have Long TO SerVS

we see by the ZanesNAiio NC
T;mes-Recorder that Andrew Lewis OF
TinVeiand, Ohio, aged 400, has been
oiven a life sentence in the peniten-
tiary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
OUGHT

women are devoid of a sense Oh
humor." said the Benedict.
THAT so?" asked the BacheioT;
Yes" replied the Benedict. "Ihey
me of the comic section OF d
sunday
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
.UN RASG0 DEL ALCALDE DE
LA CAPITAL DE LA
REPUBLICA.

Un nllevo hecho patentiza una
vez mas las estrechas relaciones
que enlazan a Espafa con las re-
p1Iblicas americanas.
Ell alcalde de Santiago de Chi
le, en- fecha reciente, restituy6 por
decreto el primitive. escudo de la
ciudad, que fue concedido por el
Rey Carlos V como premio a la
lealtad de dicha poblacion.
Durante la guerra de la Inde-
pcndencia de aquella Republica,
es escudo nacional fue substitufdo
por otro ap6crifo.
.AprovechandO la oportunidad
del regreso Espana de la compa-
mia Guerrero-Mendoza, Ell alcalde
de la ciudad hizo entrega a la in
signe actriz Maria Guerrero de una
carinota carta dirigida a s. NJ. el
Rey, de una copia del decreto res
| tituyendo el primitive clnblema y
de una medalla de orc que repre-
senta ell escudo, encerrado en- un
estuehe de terciopele roio en- forma
/ de coneha.
FL referido decreto esta redac-
tado EN- los terminus siguientes:
| 'tCon las facultades que me con-
lcede el articulo IS de la ley de
EMunicipalidades, decreto: Que des-
de la fecha del presente solo Sc re-
nocera como escudo de la ciudad
de Santiago de Chile Ell concedido
len 5 de abril de 1852 la ciudad
lpor el Emperador Carlos V, que Sc
senala por uns leon rampante Ger
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-25
MARIA BARRIENTOS" EN-
sLE COQ+D' orr Y Ell "BAR
BERO DE SEVILLAn


La empresa del Metropolitan
Opera House an,lnsia eI siguiente
programa para Ia pioxima soma
ma:
Lunes, "Boheme'', con FraEces
Aida, Margaret Romaine, tenor
Crimi, baritone Scott, bajos Sc
gurola y Didur. Malaatesta. Ana
nian, Reschighair y Audisio. La or
questa sera dirigida por cl maestro
Papi.
Mi6rcoles, "Pagliacci7 y la pan
tomima Petrushka". En- la prl-
mera cantaran la soprano Floren-
ce Easton, ,,el tenor Caruso, los ba-
rftonos Montesanto y Warrenrath
~ Ell tenor Paltrinieri. Esta es la
primera aparicion de Warenrath
ecn la compa1ia del Metropolita-
no. En- ''Petrushka' actuaran Y
bailarin Rosina CALI, Regina
Smith, Bolin, Bonfiglio, Bartik Y
otros. Dirigiran la orquesta los
maestros Morazoni y Montex.,
Jueves, "Cavalleria Rusticana'' y
.'Le Coz Dor. En- la primera
participaran Claudia Muzio, Flora
Perrin, Maria hatfield, Hipolito
Lazaro y Thomas Chalmers, baio