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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
FARM LOAN BILL UP.
Amendment Proposals Before the
Senate Also.

Topeka, March 5.-The senate
committee ON judiciary last night
voted favorably to the drafting and
introduction as a committee resolu-
ton, the proposition to amend the
constitution to allow the state to loan
money to aid farm purchasers.
With the introduction of the farm
tenantry resolution which will come
probably today, the senate will have
before 1t constitutional amendment
proposals-the good roads, classified
ton for taxation, the farm tenantry
and to allow six amendments to be
submitted at one election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
Sailed Quietly Thru Deserted New
York Harbor.
LEFT STRIKES ALL BEHIND HIM
Will Not Come Back Until Summer
Regardless of the Needs of the
Nation-to Transact Bust
ness by Gable for Months.
fAs.octo,ed Pressl

New York, March .. President
and Mrs. Wilson left on another trip
to France this morning and expect 70
remain several months. lie Is deter
mined. as he said In his Metropolitan
opera House speech last night not to
"come back iii fits over there. The
transport George Washington hearing
the presidential party left lloboken
pier nj S:15 n. m. The departure WAS
marked by simplicity which contrast
ed with the noisy demonstration on
the first trip. The transport passed
quarantine at 9:10, was saluted by
twenty one guns by steamship Am
phitrite ana whistles on harbor craft
The harbor was nearly deserted be-
cause Of a strike of marine workers
The president will not occupy me
same palace MS before in Paris but
another S4,OO0,OOO palace has been
secured for him and his party.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06

institution and $21495 at Osawato-
ME. On this basis the daily expense
per capita in these three institutions
is $.S61 at the state prison; $.5S7 at
the Topeka asylum, and $.5SS a day
at the Osawatomie state hospital.
These figures are taken from the
annual report compiled by the state
accountant, ]. Il. Cation, which re-
Gently was presented to the state leg
islature to serve as basis for figur-
ing out expenses for the ensuing year.
The senate appropriations committee
allowed an increase of approximately
25 per cent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
THURSDAY, MARCH Q, 1919
BUSINESS AND THE PRESIDENCY

BUSINESS AND HE PlSlSlDiNS
In the discussion ~ the presidency
In 1920 the ability of the candidates
as businessmen should appeal to the
people Of this country. II will be
business era from 1927 to 1925 and
will require steady hand at the
helm to guide this nation success
FULLY. For many years we have not
had business and financial economy
made prominent in national affoirs
Roosevelt was interested more in soc
inl Justice than In finance; Tart is by
temperament iurst ana not busi-
ness man: Wilson was school
teacher ana Is IN idealist and has APP
parently never given thought to the
cost Of anything or any limit to APP
preparations, with the result that gov
ernment expenses both in peace and
war have run riot-with the people
to pay the bills. Not one of his cabl-
net or Of his advisors are business
men-they are politicians with the
Dolitician's disregard of tax burdens.
This country needs president who
will 20 before congress demanding a
budget system and who will have the
courage to halt the tendency toward
extravaganza and, especially import
ant. one who knows how to do 1t.
Governor Frank LOwden OF ILLINOIS
knew how to do this in his state. lie
demanded of the legislature laws that
would enable him to put Illinois on
business basis I'm It's financial AFFAIRS
He abolished 1875 boards and commls
aions and consolidated them into MIN
departments with one director at TN
head of each. He put into effect
budget system of appropriations -!
direator of finance studies the need
of the state and presents budget 10
the appropriations director OF pur
chases buys all supplies, saving ten
of thousands of dollars annually MOI
withstanding the war, war trelgh
rates and war costs of commodities
the Illinois tax rate was reduced 10
1918 from ninety to seventy nv
cents, saving the taxpayers over Va,
900. 600 and securing better service.
That is the kind of business sens
needed In Washington where no on
seems to have any definite idea 9
spending less than the maximum 9
of even trying to save dollar. lliln
ois is the only state in the union ina
reduced its expenses last year.
great financier said ten years ago tha
che United States could save 300 mi
lions dollars year by using bushes
methods. Today 1t could save man
times that II its administration woul
try and had business training to lea
the way. The people of this eountr
have a right to change from e>
trayagance to efficiency and ecor
0my.
We do not know whether or NJ
Governor Lowden will be Candida
Tor the nomination but we are sati'
fed that the Republicans would HAY
in such a man candidate who wouI
appeal to the people and make n REL
business executive-needed more
the next decade than ever in all IL
history of the United States. He
the right type of president the eoul
fry should have-a businesslike al
business comprehending chief eX
cutive.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
KANSAS CITY MARKET.


Kansas City, March Cattle re-
ceipts 5000, market steady.
Cattle
Prime fed steers:
$500 to $1,000.
Dressed beef steers:
$1,000 to $500.
Cows and heifers;
$1,000 to S14.50.
Hogs
Receipts. 1880. market steady
S17.15 to $1765, heavy $3.50.
Corn
Mar. S1.35, May $1.32A, July
S1.277s.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06

It has taken some people a long
time to learn that an automobile IS
entitled to half the road, but the in
formation is gradually percolating.
A righteous Judge up in Kansas City
the other day gave judgment Of
$500 against road hog who crowded
an automobiles into the ditch.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
FIGURE up STATE EXPENSES.
Accountant Makes Report on State
Institutions.

Topeka, March Sit costs the
state Of Kansas $314.37 year to
keep a man or woman in the state
penitentiary. The per capita cost IN
the largest asylums of the state-at
topeka and Osawatomie-is consid-
orally less than at the penitentiary,
being S214.3O a year at the Topeka
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
OVER SEVEN MILLION DEAD
Battle Deaths Greatest in Russia and
Germany.
tAssociated Presn)

Washington, March 1.-The battle
deaths during the war Of all parti-
cipants were 7,354,OOO, General
March announced. This represents
only Che killed in action and died Of
wounds. Russia led with 100000,
Gedmany second with 100000 The
United States last 10000
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
Trv This for Sour Stomach,

Fat slowly, masticate your IooI
thoroughly Eat but little meat ana
none at all for supper. If you are
still troubled with sour stomach take
one of Chamberlaln's Tablets before
going to bed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
STATE OF KANSAS. 50.
Dickinson County,

T. she L. Bell, cashier Of said bank do
solemnly swear that the above statement Is
true: that said bank has no liabilities, and Is
not fndnrser on any note or obligation, other
than shown on the above statements to the
best OF my knowledge and belief. So help me
God SUE l.. BELL
Cashier.
Subscribed aal sworn 70 before me, this
LIST day OF Mar, 1919. A. + ROBSON
fsrAI1 Notary Public
commission expires on the 2lst day OF June
1872.
Correct, attest:
A. r. ROBSON. !
T. RoBsON, Directors
SUE l.. BELL.
CLEM BELL,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
Offcial Statement of the Financial Con
dition of the
Woodbine State Bank

at woodbine, state OF Kansas, at the close OF
business on the 2lst day OF Feb, 1919:
RESOURCES.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
Official Statement OF the Financial Con
dition OF the
Farmers State Bank

at Holland stat OF Kansas, at the close
of business on the 2lst day OF Feb. 1919
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06

Entered as second class mall matter
1T the postoffce at Abilene, Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06
at>reklu Rrflrrtnr.
The Reflector Publishing Co.

C. M HARGER, President
n. W. WILSON, secretary-Treaaurer
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-03-06

Marie Kaufman
Helen CaSsel
Pearl HOultOn
Mrs. Frank PeatIing
Orphange
Lutheran Aid Society
Methodist Church, Abilene
Mrs. Elizabeth Kaufman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07

Girl and the Dancing Fool. Guam
do esta intelligence pareJa represen-
to, hace dos semanaS. EN- el Orpheum,
de San Francisco, Cal. 81 CroOlSta
teatral del Examiner dijo en- 81 re
vista. "Petriccla ' Ruby Meyers. hi
clercn materialmerte morirse de rlSa
a Ia ccncurrencIa, por medic de bal
les comicos ' chistes que desempenan
con toda propiedad y verdadero ar
tc."
Tambiin tomaran parte 81 Trio
Werner V AmoroS. que Sc dist!ngue
per Ia perfection con que interpreted
las bellas producrjones de IN gran
c~ompositor contemporaneo, Charles
Huerter. 10 que verdaderamcntc ad-
mira de IA representation que eIios
lIaman Loves Follies' es IA faci!l-
dal con que combjnan los movimien-
tos chistcs con Ia musica, 10 cue
rara vez Sc We en- I'm solo acto de
vaudeville.
En- IN programa en- el que abun-
dan los rumeros comicos, hay que
agrcrar el de Adams = Griffith,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07

La function dara principle con Ia
comed:a A Package Of Smiles, re
p-resencaGa por 7. Roy Barnes ' Be
Ssie Crawford, en- Ia cUal 81 senior
Barnes desempena el Papel dc Agen-
te dc .Peri0iicos. u1o De eSoS moleStos
inaiv:6ugs que agotan todos los me-
dos para ycuder 10 cue sc proponen,
Va sea ana POLKA de SECURE o ce-
piles de dienteS, uzando para clio
de un IerCuaje ~ni1coresco, cue deSdc
81 principle al fin de Ia representa-
ri5n hace reir &c mug bucna CANA al
oubuco. Fl senior Barnes es uno De
los PARTICIPATES cOmedianteS del pals
y 6uraute Ia pasata cstacion demos
tro sus a~puJudes en- las representa-
clones del New York Winter Garden.
Miss Crawford es taro,en veEtaJo-
saneate conccida CT los circu!os tea
tralcs. reoresentanGo los papeles &c
.spr:ma donna Y 81 arte : dIscrc-
cign son conocidos en- todos.
OTTO de los acros que atcae rode
rosarlante ia a-cucioD g 81 de InoS.
Patricola Y Ruby Meyer en- The
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07

Quieres sir duda contribuiran gran
dementc a divertir al pubIico con su
comedia ti,uiada The Music Les
SON. Ademas. IA Interpretation Que
dan al Sextcto dc Lucia dc Lamcr-
moor. es TN pasajc. que dura gum
&c minutes. ' que da ~verdadera d.
version Y haca reir couC!nuameNte.
De los Castillos de China vlenen
Miss Dong Fong Quo Y Harry Ha%
children Of Confuc'us' Y por 10
tanto Celestiales legitimos. Miss
Dong FonC Quo y Mr.. Harry Haw
dan una representation de bales y
canciones -hinas m~odcrnas, que han
llamado la arencion de los critics.
teatrales por su belleza J por la per-
fecta Interpretation.
Otros actos o interrretadoS nor
Miss Alice Sheldon ' Hiss Lucille
DALEY, Quicnes cantan eXquls'taS
canciones acompanadas del piano y
Mortimer Mae Rae y Gertrude Clegg,
en- The Intruder and the Girl ct
the Wheel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07

ersonas las cpiGcmias bcnlgnas son
tan p~aligrosas como las mas intens&S.
Pero es cast SECURE que todos los
que fueron at&cados de IA influenza
cl ano anterior, sc vcran HIRES dc
ella cn c! prescnte.
Las victimas de la epidemic pasada
Sc coataror entire los 10 y los 40
amos. quiza por Ia aglomeraclon dc
intividuos entire esas edades que ha
oia en- los c2mpamcntos.
Nj tenor es, continua dlclendo
dicho g~aleno, oUc este auo las vlct'-
mas Sc cuenten entire cdadeS dIstln-
tas. poroue aparentemente los ger,
! mcnes dc til "pjdemia mucStran pre-
f]ercn~ia por cicrta clasc de ali0cnto,
: cScogcr >us victimaS entire oet"r-
minadas cd&dcS, por mas que hast;
ahcra nc SC haya encoGtrado nlngu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07
Pronto haran su presen-
taCi6n srandeS artistas
de Ia famosa Compa-
ria fonografica
"Vict0r"

Fl Sabado 20 del. que cursa. haran
81 presentation en- el Beethoven Hall
de esta Ciudad. ocho famoSos arts
tas de la Compania Fonografica Vic
tor, entire q~uienes Sc cuentan Billy
Murray, Henry Burr. John Meyers,
Monroe Silver, Frank CroXton, AL
bert Campbell, el CuartetO Peerless
Y el Trio Sterling.
Estes artistas o ampliamente CO
nocidos Y su fama esta bien cimen-
tada. '. como 4 los actores de cine
matografo. TODD ell mundo Sc encuen-
ira ansioso por ~conoccrlos personal
mente. Mrs Augusta Rowley. quien
desempena cl puesto de Gerente local
anunciara en- su orortunidad Ia ven
ia de boletos para ]concurrir I d!cho
| acontecimiento artistico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07
WILSON PRONUNCIO UN BRl
LLANTE DlSCURSO EN- SAM
HALL

CHICAGO, Scpticmbre 5.-El pre-
sidente Wilson pronunci0 IN brllIaE-
te Giscurso en- Sam Hall, donGe Tue
.nombrado candidate para IA Presl
Gencia, que sc considera como ell mas
elective de los que ha D~ronunclado en-
Su gira actual.
Ataco en- 81 duraneTte a los enc
migos de In Liga dc ias NacicHcs, y
di;o que en- caso &c que los EStaIos
Unidcs no apoyaran tai ~proyecto, clio
enuivaldria a cchar por terra ci ne
ior plan que haya sido ccnccbido nun
"a para garantizar la paz del nun
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07
los ESTADCS UNIDOS E INGLA-
TERRA GARANTiZARAN LA
SEGURIDAD DE BELGICA

LONDRES, S~epslcmnrc 5.-Dlccn
los p~cri6dicos que los EStacoS Lai@"s
! la Gran Brctana Sc nan pucSto dc
acucrIo para Inirsc : fin 10 garaHtl-
a Ia ~sog"ridad dc Balgica, contra
t9da aggression de Alcmcnia On 10 fu-
fnrN-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07
Sc NIG.LkN LAS PESAS 7
hiEDIDAS

FL Inspector de Pcsas Y McdIdaS &c
rsta ciudad. do !" cnnccrr antjer Ia
!i<rosici"n on quo Sc halIa dc per
.ccuir Il tcIos auucilos comcrcaintes
& qulcnr& 81 s~orrrcrta . f1e%cn de-
nunciados de a~Etoracion dc las pcSa5
y mcdidas. con cs?ccjandad en- IL
rcnta dc Ia lena. FL citadc funcio-
mario cxrlirr cIaramentC a los conner
ciartos en- lena. q ospNitu &c las IC-
vos de Texas que 4 este asurto Sc
rcfieren. en- 81 scntido del peso Y me-
dida. Y les Gi.io 10 cue cspcra de clos,
. In vez que les pidio su cooperation
para Que vrndaH I los compradorcs
con honradcz en- Ct peso Y MEDIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07

ma cxDIicaci6n cientiiica de tai te-
uOmenO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-07

SIR Observation-Disclosures
The sun., 1919-02-08
CHURCH SINGER IS A BRIDE.
Brooklyn Girl Welded Secretly in
Jersey TO william Price.

Miss Ruth Somers. a church singer In
Brooklyn, and William Price of 235
Clcrmont avenue. Brooklyn, went Some
where in New Jersey" and were mar
rled January 20. their friends learned
yesterday They are in the South and
are expected back In Brooklyn Wednes-
day or Thursday. Miss Somers did not
take her family into her secret.
"Billy and I are married" she "a ID
next day by telephone IN hcr mother.
Mrs Fannie Somers OF Prospect Park
West and Ninth street Brooklyn.
Miss Somers had been active In
womens political circles and was vice.
president OF the Woman's Republican
Club of the Twelfth district. BROOKLYN.
Her brother Arthur is a broker in Wall
street, and II was through him that che
met BILLY Price. a confirmed bach
elor."
The sun., 1919-02-08
GHOSTS" IS GIVEN WELL.
Whittier Sets High standard With
First Ibsen Play.

As the first OF series Of 1bsen per-
formances Robert Whittier presented
Ghosts" yesterday-afte in the
Longacre Theatre. The standard he set
with this play is a high one.
The cast OF Ave offered remarkable
realiza tons OF Ibsen's portraits. Maud
Hiidyard as Mrs. Airing and Augustin
Durcan as Pastor Mdnders were espe-
Cially striking In appearance. while
their performances were OF a high order.
This was the first appearance in Amer
lea OF Miss HIldyard, who had been
leading lady with Sir II. Beerbohm
Tree Augustn Duncan has appeared
In repertory in Europe as well as In
this country. and is now PLAYING the
Great Ancestor IN The Betro;hal.'
Ibsen lovers are familiar with TIE fine
Characterization of Mr.. Whittier as Os-
,roid. Helen Freeman who. for several
years was leading lady with William
Gillette. handled cleverly the role of the
maid with combined plebian and aris-
tocratic traits and William Iabcock
was excellent as the crafty Jacob Eng
strand.
The sun., 1919-02-08
NEW U. S. MUSIC PLAYED.
New York Orchestral Society Hss
Concert.

The Orchestral Society OF New York.
Max Jacobs conductor. gave the first of
three subscription concerts last evening
in Aeolian Hall. The society aims TO
bring forward American music and ar
lists.
Three manuscript compositions In the
programme last night were marked as
produced for the FIRST time. They were
a suite called ''In Georgia" by Mortimer
Wilson; n Carnival March OF the
Gnomes." by William Schroeder. and, as
the opening number. n work entitled "In
Memorianl-To Our Fallen Heroes" by
Ralph Korn. The other works played
were Brahms's Tragic" overture and
Tschaikowsky's NTH symphony
The "In Memoriam." with the star
Spangled Banner used suggestively In
the central section, is a dirgelike COM
position in form. 1t was impressiyelv
played by the orchestra and with the
audience standing.
The sun., 1919-02-08
NINE. GALLT-CURCI
BRILLIANT LUCIA
Mad Scene in Donizctti's Opera
Stirs the Lexington Theatre
Audience to Enthusiasm.
DOLCI MAKES DEBUT HERE
Tenor's "Edgardo' Praise
worthy and Other Singers
Live Up to Regulations.

At the Lexington Theatre last evening
Amelita Galli-Curci made her second APP
pearance of the season, singing the so
prano part In Donizetti's familiar opera
Lucia di Lammermoor.' Giacomo Ri
mini appeared as Enreo Ashton, and
Alessandro Dolci made his New York
debut as Edoardo. The occasion seemed
to be one of general public rejoicing
The auditorium was packed to the doors
and the applause had power and endur-
ance.
Lucia" Is not an opera which invites
long or learned comment Its best num-
bers are known to the world, and there
are few persons possessed of hearing
who do not enjoy the sextet and throb
with sympathy over the flute haunted
mad scene. The name part is one OF
Nine. Galli-Curci's most satisfying
achievements, and she was much nearer
to her best form last night than on Tues
day.
She was more often faithful to the
pitch she sang with purity of tone for
longer periods and her colorature had
more elasticity. When Nine. Galli-Curci
sings lyric phrases with all the quail
ity there is in her voice the car is raw
ished. 1t is pity that her art is I'M
even, but IL was generally at its best
last night, She sang the mad scene
quite as brilliantly as she did last sea-
son and aroused the audience to great
enthusiasm.
Mr.. Dolci was a praiseworthy Edodrdo.
He has typical Italian tenor voice OF
lyric character, and he used 1t with
a fair degree OF skill. He sang mezza
voce passages in the white voice. but
the quality was agreeable and the
nuance commendable. Mr.. Dolci's voice
was particularly pleasing in the upper
register. His general style was not one
of great refinement and there was little
evidence OF dramatic instinct in his per-
formance. But a tenor with SO good
natural voice and so smooth a delivery is
a welcome new acquaintance.
Mr.. Rimini was an entirely conven-
tional Enrico. with cold and hollow tone
and / rooustious style. Nittorio Ari-
mondi was the Rdimordo and sang In
the same big toned manner ms In pre-
vious years. The scenery and the chorus
appeared TO have kept company with
Donzetti's opera since it's prime. Mr.
Canpanini conducted with his old time
skill! and authority.
The sun., 1919-02-08
ETHEL LEGINSKA PLAYS.
Takes Yolanda Mero's Place as
Philharmonic SOlOist.

The eleventh Friday matinee of the
Philharmonic Society in Carnegie Hall
yesterday was a concert OF excellent
simplicity. although it's original pro-
gramme could not be preserved.
Yolanda Nero. a Hungarian pianist
we'll known TO music lovers, was TO have
played the G major concerto OF Tschai-
kowsky, but che had become indisposed
just as II she were an opera singer.
and her place had to be taken at short
notice by Ethel Leginska. who Is Eng
lish in spite OF her name.
Nine. Leginska chose that trust
worthy friend OF the pianist. the Rubin
stein concerto in d minor. She played
the composition with a repose OF style
which has not always been hers. and
her Interpretation as a whole had high
merit
The orchestral numbers we're Reetho-
ven's "Eroca" symphony and Cha brier's
Spanish Rhapsody" The orchestra
was comfortably at home in both CONF
positions The performance OF the sym
phony was especially OF the safe and
sane type.
The sun., 1919-02-08
OLD WEAPONS ARE ON SALE.
First Day OF OHerman Collection
Dispersal Yields S2,1OO.SO.

The sale OF Theodore Offernans col
lection OF arms and weapons began yes
terday at the American Art Association.
This collection Is one of the most artIs-
tic and interesting collections to come
30 auction this season. Only the smaller
pieces were sold yesterday.
Among the pieces were these: No 81,
an English seventeenth century curved
horn. TO Or, Bsshfogd Dean for S45
No. ia. Turkestan dagger 10 r. Car
penter for $780, No. 172. a pair of Eng
lish fintlock pistols, TO Harrison Cady,
for $40. and No. 272, an Italian parti-
Zan, to the Metropolitan Museum for
si5.
The total was S2.l0O.5O. The auction
will be concluded this afternoon.
The sun., 1919-02-08
GALSW0RTHY COMING HERE.
English Author to Join in Lowell
Anniyersarx Celebration.

John Galsw orthy. English author and
playwright. has sailed for New York on
the steamship Carmania. according to a
cable message received yesterday by
Nicholas Murray Butler. president Of
Columbia University.
Mr. Galsworthy is coming to attend
the celebration Of the one hundredth an
niversary OF the birth OF James Russell
Lowell The Academy OF Arts and Let
ters will celebrate the anniversary at n
dinner on February 20 at the Ritz
Carlton and at meeting at the hotel
on the morning OF WashinEton's Birth
day two days later. Prof. Barrett Wen
dell of Harvard will address, the meet
ing. Neither Rudyard Kipling nor Gil
bert Chesterton will be able to attend the
celebration owing to duties in England.
The sun., 1919-02-08
DOUBLE OPERA BILL GIVEN.
"L'OracOIo' ana "Pagltacci" Sung
at Metropolitan.

"L'Oracolo' and "Pagliacci' were sung
last evening at the Metropolitan Opera
House. Mr.. Caruso with Miss Muzio and
Mr.. Montesanto. was the principal In the
Leoncavallo opera.
In Leonis work the chief singers were
Mime. Easton. Miss Braslau and Mr..
Scott. Mr.. Althouse and Mr.. Dldur. Mr..
Moranzonf conducted both operas. The
audience packed tho auditorium.