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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
A Daily Once Over.
DO One Thing or tho Other.

For Il number Of years you haye had In mind
plan which. with but little ca ptal would hrin ~
you largcr remuneration. 20
You have hcstatcd 10 maka tho e,n.r,r.nt
fo- fear you night not make GOOD $1,000
YOU would be indignant IL any ona accr..d
you of bning Influenced by fsar rathar ,San
Ieaaoti. but What about tho course you are FOL.
IowlngI " ' A''-
You bnow you win never be satisfied I'll Won
nay. iri"h oni the thing you believe you are
fou can never do your best work even In the
pph!tph you hpW MI when you half the
time looking WIN longing eyes at the me-
"h1 have made good in the manner Of work
There is only ono way you can ever settle
do"n. and that {. TO make try-out and the
Boomer Tho better - ~ ~
Any idea IN your l!fe which makes for un-
rehl ana coniusI"h OF purpose makes you less
Usefut wherever you may he.
Settln .he lhinE once FOR all
Let 10 where you arc and Rrasp the onnor
tUntiy II IL Gomez 10 you ''O'
YnH can't MI a glass with milk which IA al
r@sny !u!i .! water without emptying tho Rlass
IN. Ink arc water never In worth much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
A Tabloid Tale.
Stopped by the Bard.

singing swesy and peekins In ali the ist Used
raher P ppsd Hto IN The hoas.
ann laid 4 gift at Jullet's feet. See Julcp Glu-
bschs why Is Hubby's Cift?"
''Ha! Where hast been This Whole iiveione
r. Romso; ,s saked juliet in matter-of-
worth
Look, what rvo brought thee. julie" .a.d
nas Wh qsn!n ws sss i naskass
dS e !u ms PAID y Snfs!s for
eagerly unwrapped the package. tSee Gemer-
sons. Essay on female Traits Of shal<espearean
Ones.")
a pearl chaplet lay in n pretty golden ca SIX ct
with Jultei's marriage initials embroidered on
accountable romantic rage.
:, "s,dea!h Romeo; could box thy no.o for
for? Suppose
WHITTIER. Juliet? For why art so di.pos-
sesSsd?. asked Romeo, in loverlike wonder.
jewels and linen and everything il doth we'd
Antonio Bebanucc Cappadocius GorgonuEsl
Eut unable to talk without being actively
engaged. Juliet s!desw!ped Romeo on the ear
and Romeo was about to hand Out several rex
turns to Juliet when immortal footstep was
heard OUTSIDE the easement
comes Bill Shakespeare Hes writing up a
play about you know. sh-h!"
reading novel out loud-Juliet was sitting at
his FEET , Ffazing rapturously up into his face
Juliets knee.
What ideal of love IS theirs!" auoth
Shakespeare, gazing unseen at the homelike
l nssy tSs PLAYFUL sigh tip.osa away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

New Hampshire Senator. on April /.
moved the United States Senate. ana
the next day. April 2. tho HOUSE o,
representatives. concurrinR. Mr. vii
son. our President. was requested hy
!oint resolution or Congress 20 ask
our people 10 humble themselves be-
Tore Almighty God and beg for mere
The President responded, setting aDar.
Memorial Day, May 80, as the dav
when our people should. In their homes
and in their churches. humble them
selves and beg God for mercy Soon
600 heard nations cry The tids
o. battle changed and victory cam
shall we now honor tho God o, Bat
ties. whose name i. the Lord Jehovah,
Perhaps this Advertisers club did
not mean II rs II appeared But IL
was al least torgetfulness OF Cod
a dtshonOr TO His great name IN.
signs should be ordered removed b.
municipal authority
., Why not mis- Welcome. return.
return
We mlsh. remember Rudyard Kip.
lings words;
God 81 our Fathers known o. old:
Lord OF our far-fung battle line,
Bcneath whose awful Hand ne hold
dominion over pa I'm and p!ne
Lord God OF Hosts be With us ve.
Lest NC forget, lest we forget
Richmond. Va, May 90. 1919. ~ y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
A Little slice q. I,,.
ia HENRY EDWARD WARNER

1 wanted ligh; gray hat
I had always wanted a light gray hat
I dreamed OF light gray hats
And 1 hung about show windows
Where light gray hats were shown
The boss OF our house
wanted me TO havo green hat
She had always wanted mo to hays on.
4 light gray hat Is too Old
What You need Is green." she said
IT VIII match your complexion.
The argument continued for weeks,
And in the meantime tho old hat
Began to look like shiny can.
IL YOU have ever seen shiny can
1ou Will know what l mean
well we were downtown together
And the argument attracted the a,.sn.;o,
or several policemen.
And tho crowd gathered round.
insisted upon gray hat
she insisted upon green hat.
Finally We were obliged to conpron,..
we compromised green hat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

=. I. s, Observation-Disclosures troops
under Colonel G. E. Stewart joined the
TENDER 4, 1918. The troops we're Sent
there TO defend Murmansk and Arch
angel and also guard large amounts
or supplies landed there for the old
Russian government from falling into
the German hands. The Russian
American forces have made number
OF advances and since late in Septem-
Der have withstood Bolshevist attempts
to drive them back. a joint Japanese
British. French and American force
was lsnded at Vladivostok on August
!. !slS. The force was commanded by
General Otahi. OF the Japanese army
the American contingent of about 1900
men being commanded by Major-Cien-
eral William S. Graves This expedi-
ton also is engaged In guarding al
lied interests and supplies landed for
the former Russian government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Misses Jane Adams and Jeanette Rankin
our two most eminent statesladies, wept pro-
fusely over the wrongs OF Germany at the
womans peace conference in Switzerland
Joined in the protest against the treaty and
declared themselves uncompromising pa
ci1sts. AS neither stateslady is we'd this
demonstration tends to confirm the theory
prevalent among married men that all female
noncom bs,ants remain in the state OF celihacv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

President Wilson has been made an honor
airy citizen Of Lausanne, Switzerland, and has
announced his acceptance of tho honor with
profound pleasure Republican Senators
whose hearts are filled with personal hate
for the President need not thereby conclude
that he intends surrenderng his American
citizenship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
The Trade Dollar.

G. r. p. acknowledgements au-
thoIized coinage OF the trade dollar in
1913 to facilitate trade with China ami
Japan. The coin was repudiated in 1884
ana Its redemption within a sp.c!ned
time authorized in 1851 At present il
has numisniatic value of - cents
TO so cents. There is no national holi-
day In the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my topic
excepting on legal md medical sub,
Jectr' arc answered free. An nil in
oulrfee ARE answered directly by per
sonhi letter, self-addrexsed, slammed
enreiope In required. Address .rhs
uimes- Dispatch Information Bureau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Senator Reed is for all practical uses Re-
publican Senator in the chief requirement to
qualify him for admission into that circle of
contenders for perpetual world strife-he
opposes the President in everything that he
is trying TO accomplish to insure permanent
peace. He should take full advantage of his
opportunity and participate in Republican
caucuses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
FRIDAY, NAY SO, 1919.

Massachusetts legislators say they will
lave to be paid $500 more each for their SER
vices else they Will quit. The constituencies
of many State Legislatures, ignored by the
latter in many acts vitality affecting their in
terests. would like TO have such dare thrust
at them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
The Governor Of Texas decli74. - oo-.e,.

The Governor Of Texas declinea 10 consent
to-the request Q: ,ae State Department tina,
CsrTanza troops b permitted % pass through
that sIzt@ !or ols-zt-oaz arzi1s: Pzncho
Villa il Nor;1=-- Nex.,o TIE Texas CIV.
srnor 10 co-5t recognizes ~ tg,.l.ty o:
MeIican Fsds-el Troops ,ry;rg 70 ,zzs vuls
after Gene-s. P=.=a--g :zlsc u tat sHor,.
Besides, 70 TsIza5 al Me1ica1s loo. alike.
and one vii g-1 Z Us 4=.t -az2ez yery.
inviting target
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

lack Of sense on the part Of the bills author,
Mr.. Mason, and the House, even in its
flightiest moments. will hardly go to the
foolish extreme OF permitting its considera-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
The Bard nnmnrLan.

Shakespeare said: "Cowards die mani .,-.s
before Their death"
Just what he meant we don't know. bu, we'd
like to know how many lives = c.r,s,
age IN Holland has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

IN school board investigation recently IN a.,
Eastern city counsel for opposing factions
uttered these momentous words:
counsel Allow about all this nonsense
learning children to crochet?
Counsel B--That amt go, a,v+h,, =. .
with It. You gotta train their mind, w.
can earn child to dance before it can walk
Wonderful! Amazing!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Not Entitlcd 70 manu-,

T. II. O., Richmond-A drafted MA,
who was rejected as physically unat
service would not be entitled 10 thc SEA
bonus. 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Ne!l Euh can't get by facts, anyhow; two
az" .m0 makes Tour and always will make four"
60 Who's counting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Unnecesss-.

There are five proper wavs 70 n-o,,
a girl" NNo'e 10
Maybe so. but II one is fatal. what tn d.uc.
are the other four good for huh?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
To the Good God snooz,

May Heaven Bless tina: man who nrst Invented
10 81 OF e'eep' 20 make the world contented.
Nictuais with sleep Well never find oonnett,e
just 20 drop down, when the days work *
ended, 80
men me Blue Sky with srayinE night /,
blended. "
JUST to forget the struggles Q. existing.
fielding to slumeer, calm and unresist,nr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

several ,rahsoccan aviator. have been en-.
sdseo oy he"EnaperE 10 write stories OF tho
nights. Space work. both ways
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
ThC Scnann

are you perfectly sure this bathing sui. Is
fast colors?" asked the t!r1.d maiden
of course. said the clerk who wa. maid
20 hedge ~ 'A'o
Because" said the child 1T would be horrible
II l got caught In the rain" 'o'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

II is unlikely that tho Prcsdon, binsc,,
expected that the Congress would accept his
recomhehdanoh That lhe wartime prohib!-
tion measure in so far as if relates -
and beer, be repealed but he couId NO, a..
otherwise than lie did and keep good fam
with the nation that elected him it's chief
The Republican Congress knows tina, # -
acts in equally good faith it viii arousa no
opposition of the great dry forces, ana ,bns
initiate against its chances in the 1920 cam,
paign 1t should not be matter OF politics
put politics already has absorbed it as AN
issue. and the chances are tina, the faIcal,,
conceived measure will remain ~,
on the statute books
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Too Much.

m" pocto.--Put out your tongue. please
Macafne. Good heavens, Madame hair OF
ihac Will do-halt OF i,"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

"hen montgomery County grand ,nry
ana CONFERENCE.-The attorney decide 10 do
niue ha]'ns the sport loses it's ioyial!,y AMI
becomes somewhat solemn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
IKhbFdhcc nhd TUbcrcuIOlfs.
Copyright. 1918 by National Newspaper sery,.e)

As seem TO find particular pleasure in re-
m s,s readers: ignorance 10 the chief OBJ
health-ignorance, which is more disgracefui
than common. ordinary Ignorance. because it
rSyse Our seSoe spse in KITS
medical coleges). seem to DO in a Conspiracy
from the neck down This beow-neck iE-
norance OF college bred people stands out start
column from numbers OF college faculties
As killer pulmonary tuberculosis still vies
health ignorance The rsC gets them nice and
young: tho CVD Is rather more leisurely TAX
ing them in hand as early as thirty. but aver
do thorough jobs
1 Tee is tho great great despoiler OF youth.
eouhtrys edneaiona system IS tho ally of
Whiio you are thinking about it, did your
school have gymnasium. athletic field. swim
ming p9oi and physical instructor as we'll
as your teacher OF mathematics was? Chances
are ninety nine out OF hundred that you Will
plsted only from the neck up.
tuberculosis is the most durable OF all chronic
diseases %.n, The disease has = natural tendency
too ignorant The more ignorant the victim.
the smaller the chance for recovery. Health
y SNOWFALL in certain Hypothetical climate
mas mas, to0ut the same chance TO survive that
culosis has TO set we'll. !,
y heal ignorant TIC patient isn't patient
al al: ne Is mere gambler. and he eambes
1s ahe eSi pTsS,9us .hng in me world he
matc that does not exist; he tries remedies or
treatments suggested by Tom, Dick ana Harry:
no no throws physic 20 The dogs and his doctor
y health niellgent TIC victim selects one
afford private medical care he obtains admis-
sion 20 tuberculosis sanatorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

we gratefully acknowledge receipt OF m.
ne" and melodious song Put a Funnel :, the
kcyhole. Fathers Going to the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

What fnrore 1t would cause, what rat
ting OF sabers and flashing of swords sho,ld
member of the British ParliaInen, snlor,ni,,
introduce bin appropriating funds IA cn,a,
the expenses OF a minister and consuIs" 10
the Independent republic Of South Caro,ira
. or Texas, or any other OF the fortv-oigL,
American States that might happcp IN no
dissatisfied with the bonds that bind II n
the Federal Union. Yet a Republican mem.
per OF Congress has asked that the American
people support minister and consuls" ~
the X''republic OF Ireland" an integral mar,
ofthe British empire. IT shows regret,able
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Voice of the People
The Clerkn, A->.-,

Letter" must sire the nnme md adj
~ OF 'ne writer. Name will not BIO
puoihneu II writer rcQucsts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

To the Editor OF The Times. Dispatch:
sir.-ln your issue OF MAJ IS there
sent agreement entered Into between
ine chesapeake and Ohio Railway and
rs l'ia cereal employees; While the en- :
our agreement, we Feel In duty Bound
70 advise mat while we no domht
nave me VERY hest agreement held by
r.erhs Organization. there are still
vacations and tho tw yer tt'ntns d.. ., o
b bW X I t, articles viii tie settled
second agreement with the ChesanoaEe
si na Ph Febrn malw1y, tie nrss being
ed us the right OF appeal, sentorItv
ssish,s and recognition 81 our brother brother.
hood. CHARLES r. rURDY.
h'chmond. Va. May %. 1919
To the Editor OF The Timce-Dtspatch,
SIT was with great pleasure I
p psIa IN a, this ,morninEs issue Of your
questinE the removal OF the strns
which have SO lately dshonored iIieh
h mond: The signs, read Hug your
1t is surpr!sine tina. such .,.,
should ever have been printed or ~.
lowed for one moment on anv wins"w
to- At EepHaTa IN IN Riehmond; An honor
iiinE. three DAYS before his death ss;d
ON July Is. 1915. all Germany lei;
mat the allies would be forced To- max.
germany knew that its cause VA. los,
IN three days lighting. almos: untrain
S Sa American r, A. boys had changed the
About this time last va, az,
PIE looked with anxiety upon the con
Ht.ion OF me great world war. A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Summer Sum

Summer Sun.
Come on, Friend Sunshine TIL ~. ,.
I've 1oftH tair shade. and showering sheaves
Make rich the fields where fortunes be:
you cannot shine too bright 70. me!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
An EDifauh-

An Epitnph.
mere lies man who has returned
To dust beneath :he heather
Because ne always changed his coa,.
Win changes OF IN. weather:
AID in that bourne from which mona .o-.
AGAIN. ne may make merry
WIN him who trcke the ice to r,rim
II March or February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

seeretary Daniels cemonstra,es his farm +,
the effcacy Of the league Of nations by pos,-
poning his program for further na,a! az
pansion That is material evidence ,sa,
should go fer toward convincing all he ps-
uons Of the earth that the uni,ed STATE +.
sincere IN IT'S professions Of universal friend
snip and its hopes FOR peace and good fellow
ship among the peoples Of the world and /,
should assuage The fears that NAV eris, j.,
American minds that the coycuau, yin he
only scrap OF paper. In any event, America
now Is strong enough to stand stn! for /.
while and see how other nations shape Their
courses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Pacific BlncIxade.

n. 8. a. Smithfeld.-Pacinc block
AIDE Is a term invented by Hautefeuilie.
the French writer on international
maritime Law. to describe a blockade
purpose of bringing pressure 10 hear
on weaker state without actual war.
Inc pacific blockade has paremtly
Of coercing a weak power to observ e
its International obligations without
resortinS to war for that purpose. II
Is modern development and has
usually been the act OF several powers.
acting in concert. 1t was first en-
nloNed in 1877, when the combined
fleets OF Great Britain. France ana
Russia b!orkadcd n portion or the
Turkish coast. More recent instances
OF its exercise were the blockade OF
Crete by the powers in 1897, the block
ado of Venezuelan ports by Great
Britain. Germany and Italy In 1902
and Of Turkish ports by tho powers
In 1905.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
General Pershinr,

ScnSFaA
A. r. L., Staunton.-ieneral John
Joseph Pershing, Commander OF the
American expeditionary forces in
France, was born in Linn County. Mo-
September 10, 1860 He is the son Of
John i. and Anne E. Pershing. Gene
raj Pershng Is graduate OF the
Normal School at kirksville, Mo-. and
of the United States Military Academy
He married Frances II. Warren Janu-
airy 2s, 1905. In the burning of the
Preside August 81. 1915, his wife and
three daughters were lost. General
Pershing has been in active service
with the United States Army since
1886. when, as a second lieutenant, he
commanded the Sixth United States
Cavalry. In May. 1917. he was sent
to France as head OF the American
expeditionary forces. He served in
Apache Indian campaign, the Sioux
campaign. in Cuba and the Philippine
Islands. He was commander of opera
tions in Central Mindanao against the
Moros. From 1905 to 1906 he was
military attache in Toxic. Japan.
tho United States troops sent into
Mexico in pursuit OF Villa in March.
1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Qucstion. and An.,ror,

HeeTtourn--l Please suggest something
relieve heartburn for a prospective mother q
Does easy persp!ration denote weakness or
strength! MRS II. F. S.
Answer.-Avo!d co-sets Throughout. tho wait
ing period. Walk at least a mile day in tho
open. y ;easpoontul OF milk OF magnesia may
be taken as often desired for ne artburn g
Neither.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNlCA-
TlONS to Tho 1tmes- DIS
patch, and me- 10 Individuals,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Musical Note.

when man veeps the angels wonder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

TELEPHONES Randolph /.
rriSnto NrAncn I.ASn9nEo
CvnlcCtiuk Ni.u an ucL,urt-
IucIlfb,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Excessive Persp!ration.-w!ll you please re :
print the formula you gave some time ago for
overcoming excessive and odorous Precipitation
in the armp!ts. G; l.
Answer--An ounce OF aluminium chloride dis :
solved in three ounces Of distilled water. This
may be applied to the clean dry skin with a
cloth or pledget OF cotton once each alternate
day for three four times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Cold Cream.-Please publish tho name Of the
oes: cold cream TO protec; the face from wind.
something which Will not grow hair the face.
- MRS. w. 3.
Answer.--The best cold cream is that which
is made up fresh on order by any druggist, &C
cordinS 20 the formula for Ointment OF Rose
Water 1Cnsuentum Aquae Rosae) in the United
states Pharmacopcia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

D every day In the. year at 10 South Tenth
cbmond Vn by The Times Dispatch Pub
J.. Inc. Charles h. uasbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
ingtvn. 1ilo NcW lork Ave-
nue.; Sew fork CITY, eitth
Avenue Buiidug; SnicugV,
fnnaueiphln. COlUuLu 1russ
BuluiJlr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Moles.--I have q number OF moles on my body
and on my face. Would you tell mo how they
can be removed? X
Answer.-If not large, moles may be removed
By electrolysis electric needls) in skilled hands
Large Eloles may be removed by plastic sur
gerry or By carbon dioxlde snow applied by a
surgeon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

Why Mother iawns.-,ty daughter Is troubled
great deal with clainmy pcrspiring feet. What
would YOU recommend? NJ mother yawns con-
unualy during the afternoons and evenings.
What is the probable cause and can you suE-
sest a remedy: MRS. G. j
Answer--l-et your daughter use freely in the
SHOES and N The stockings powdered alum every
alternate day Your mother sits around the
mouse TOO much, suffers from oxygent hunger
Let her iake two miles of oxygen on the hoot
three times a day, or equivalent exercise.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
COSTUME RECITAL TO BE
GIVEN AT TUSCULUM

On Thursday ewing of this week
the music pupils of Tusculum Col
lege will give a recital in Mccormick
hall. This is the first formal enter
tainment given by the music depart
ment to which the public has been in
vited. Music from the various ma
tons will be presented and each per-
former will wear a representative cos
tune.
Tusculum is fortunate in having a
strong music faculty this year. Mr.
Jaynes is well equipped for his po-
sition as teacher of piano and theo-
retical work and his pupils give evil
dence of his training; Miss Alexan-
der has had the best preparation and
experience for a voice teacher and
her methods are thoroughly up to
date; while Miss Maxwell has with
out doubt proved her ability as an or
ganizer and director of choruses.
The rectal Thursday ewing will be
the result of patient practice and
training for several weeks past, and
it promises to be very good indeed,
Those who are intereste in music Of
the highest type will enjoy the entire
program.