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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
z CHAOSU SYBERYJ-
SKIEGO.

Londyn, Is. stycznia. - no
respondent The Daily Mail" do
nosi Z Charbina. ze dwu ionic
rzy amerykanskich zosta}o zabi--
tych, a trzech ranionych W wal
ce. jaka oddziai amerykanSki sto-
cyl Z pancernym pOciagiem ge--
uera4a Semenowa, komendanta
antlbolszewickicj armii ma Sybe--
ryi, Amerykanie oStatecznie zdo-
byli Pociag. Starcie wydarzylo SIG
W prowincyi transbajkals3iiej, Po-
miedzy jeziorem Bajka} a Wer-
shneudifrSkiem. Blizszych Szcze-
g6&ow o tenn zajSciu brak.
Do podobnych stare dosz}o tax
ze pomiedzy oddziaIami Semcno-
va wojSLami czecho-s}owackie-
mi ma Syberyi.
Depesza Z MosIwy POdaje. re
wiekszoSc kozakGw nadamurskich
Buryat6w zbuntowaia sic prze-
ciwko maSakrom, urzqdzanym
przez zo}daN6w Scmenowa / ME
,-z7-ie}, ,vvSjarvch do Sisbic ieUO
representative.
Londyn, 10. stycznia. - r.
kuch, do niedawna jeszcze stolica
panrosyjskiego rzQdu admira}a
Kolczaka, znajduje sic W p3omie-
mach rewolucyL 1900 wojsk a.
merykanskjch znajduje sic w Cd
wrocie Iraju transbalkalSkiego
ku wybrzezom Pacyfiku. Upadek
rzadu Kolczaka jest kompletny.
Toczac boje Z bOlszewikami,
I kt6rymi Stany Zjednoczone ME
sa oficyalnie ma stopie wojennej,
Z jednej strony. a Z drugiej przy-
zhodzac do stare kozakami Sc
menowa, a czasem z oddziafami
iaponskimi - mala, oSmiotysiecz
ma armia amerykahska znaJduJe
sic W ciezkiern potozeniu dlatego
zapowiedziane urzedowo rychie
zupeIne ljej wycofanie Sybeyi
powitac nalezy z uznaniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, ezwartek, Is styeznia: Sw. Pa
VIA PuStelniba-
JutrO, piateE, Is styeznia: SW' Mar
celia PapieIa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

W rezultacie wa}esaja sic po ull-
each, gdzie tyIko ucza SIG zgor-
szenia, ktore u dzieci szybko sic
przyjmujc. Wiele klas zostafo
zIaczonych razem, a wyk}adaja
tam lekcyc starsi uczniowie lub
uczennice. Nauczycielki maJa
przewaznic zdwojona liczbe ucz-
nj ponad przepisana ilosc. Liczba
dzieci w klasach polaczonych wy
nosi cd pieciu do pietnastu tysie=
cy dziennie, zaleznie Cd tego, vie
le nauczycielek przyjdzie ma wy
kIady lekcyi. Brak sii nauczyciel-
skich spowodowany jest marnem
wynagradzaniem tychze. Jak vie
my cd diuzszego juz czasu nau-
czycielc starajq sic podwyzke,
lecz w}adze odnosne So nieczu}e
ma takie zadania i tiumacza sic
tenn, IL niema w kasie pieniedzy
ma pokrycie wydatkow. Zdaje sic,
re gdy chodzi o podwyzke tax
juz tfustych, pensyi dyrekcyi
szkolnej, pieniadze sic zwykle
znachodza, wiec dlaczegoz ME
znajdzie sic 'fundusz i ma podwyz
szenie pensyi nauczycielom, kt6'
rzy ma pewno poSwiecajq wiecej
czasu, sill i zdrowia nN wszyscy
ma kupe wzieci czionkowie rady
szkolnej.
PROCESY PRZECIWKO RA--
DYKALOM ROZPOcZFTE.
Procesy W sprawie departacyi
23Otu cudzoziemcow radyka-
low, aresztowanych W ostatnich
obIawach w Chicago rozpoczely
sic wczoraj po pofudniu w sail
sadowej w wiezieniu karnem. -
Przes}uchy prowadzone maja bye
tax szybko, jak tylko bedzic moz
live. Glowny Inspector immigra-
cyjny, Harry R. Lands, oraz je-
go asystent Howard Eby, prowq-
dza przesiuchy. ,,Kazdemu cudzo
ziemcowi podlegajacemu deporta
cyl, bedzie dana wszelka sposob-
nose obrony, lecz jednoczesnie
starac sic bedziemy, by przesiu-
chy zabierasy jak najnniej czasu"
- powiada Inspector Landis. -
,,Rzad ME ma zamiaru odlladac
podobnych spraw i trzymaG IT,
resztowanych W uwiezi bez da-
MIA i'm sposobnosci wytlumacze-
MIA sic" Wszystkie przesfuehy cd
bywaja sic tajnie, lecz oskarzo-
nym uwzgledniono to prawo, il
moga bye reprezentowani przez
swoich obroncow. Rownoczesnie
z tenn kiedy dany cudzoziemiec
zostanie polecony do departacyi,
tract prawo przebywac ma VOL
nosci pod kaucya, lecz musi po-
zostaG W wiezieniu az do chwili
jego banicyi. Jedynie tylko ci mo
ga uzyskat wolnost ma podsta-
vie kaucyi, przeciwko kto6ym'
Rad ME znajdzie odpowiednich
dowod6w, IL byli brrzyciclami
ustroju rzadu amerykahskiego, Z
-A.atnHS r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 8 :. re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
3EZOWOCNOSc INTERVIEW
Cyl MA SYBERYI.

Wladywostok, Is. stycznia. -
Me ulega juz zadnej kwestyi, re
wysSanie wojsI amerykanskich ma
Syberye do walk bolszewrkami
/ dla wspierania akcyi arnii Kol-
czaala okazalo sic impreza zupel-
ME chybionq i bezPozyteczna. A
zeby to TEN lepiej zrozumiec, ma
ley rprzytomnic sObie nastepu-
jacych 5 puHktow
l. Pe4ne 90 procent ludnOSci sy
berytskiej sprzeciwia' sic reakcyj-
rym dyktatoryatom W guscie Kol
czaka, Semenowa i innych monar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

Dokonczenie ma stronlcy 3-ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
ma SCOle.
SUKCESY MA FRONCIE POL
SKO LOTYSKIM.

Londyn, Is. stycznia. - Otrzy-
mana tu Rygi depesza donosi,
re przez zdobycie W polshc-loty-
skiej ofensywie miejscowoSci Kor
sowka zostaia przecieta linia kole
iowa Dzwinska do Pskowa, "a
czeSc armi bolszewickiej w RE
szycy znalaz}a sic odcieta cd swe-
go po}nocnego skrzydla.
kotysze znieSli w dwudnio--
wych walkach w zupe}noSci pier
wszy petrogradzki battalion boil
szewicki wzieli do niewoli ko-
mendanta komisarza brygady
oraz kilku5et jencow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

kazden Jednak ola SWcJ kandyda-
tury.
Stronnicy gubernatora Lowder
wiecej poswiecili sii energii &C.
lem zapewnienia sobie odpowied,
niej liczby stronnik6w. Sa to jc.
dnak dopiero pierwsze znaki zbli,
zajacej sic bury. jaka sic ma do,
bre zerwie, gdy czas wyborow sie
zblizy.
ZATWIERDZENIE POKOJU
A HANDEL.
Nowy York, Is. stycznia. -
Rozw6j handlu przemystu anne.
rykahskicgo zostal W swym po,
chodzie wstrzymany wslcutek te.
so, re senat ME byi W stanie do.
prowadzic do sLrrtku zatwierdze,
MIA pokoju. Takiego zdania jest
sekretarz handlu W ten sposot
mniej wiecej wyrazi} sic ma zgro,
madzeniu stowarzyszenia amery.
kahskich przemysiowcow. Jak dlU
go pokoj jest niezatwierdzony
Liga Narodow ME daje znaku zy.
"a, tax d}ugo ME jest bezpiecz.
ra rzecza dla amerykahskiegt
przemys}owca umieszczac swe
kapita}y ma rynkach europejskich
4. Meyer, dyrektor stowarzyszef
flnansowych czasu wojny stana!
W swej przemowie ma zupelnie
przeciwnym punkcie widzenia
anizeli angielski iinansista G.
Paisch. Wiadomo bowiem, re An.
glia Wierzy w moe dolara chce
tel mocy uzyt W obecnie uklada.
jqcych sic nowych krajach Euro
py. Chce Anglia mice biliony, o
czywista pozyczone W Ameryce
azeby mimi rozstrzygata 'losact
m4odych narodow. Amery,ka me
tych pieniedzy dostarczyc, ably DE-
lei popierac samolubne cele An,
gill. Otoz zdrowi finansiSci anne
rykahscy sprzeciwiaja sic temu
gdyz lokowanie bilionow wSrot
czasow tax niepewnych uwazaja
"a wielka i niebezpieczna gre. Pre-
zes Meyer ME sprzeciwia sic u.
dzieaniu kredytu w og6lnosci
ale uwaza, re czas jest po temu
ably wieksza pilnoscia i waga 10.
kowano Pieniadze teraz, anizel
to czyniono czasu wojny.
Sfusznie prezes Meyer powia-
da, re Ameryka mogla sobie po-
zwa1ac ma ryzyko czasu wojny, a.
lie ME moze teraz. Rachunki bo--
wiem pieniezne powinny bye wy.
rownane do rownowagi dopro-.
wadzone czems bardziej powaz.
nem, anize1i swistkami papieru.
PRZYWRoCENIE STANU
PRED WoJNA.
Nowy York, 15. stycznia. -
We wszystkich koAach politycz-
.nych finansowych TAX Ermopy,
jak Ameryki przejawia sic da-
5nost wieaka do przywrocenia sto-
sunkow normalnych, jake qano-
waly pred wojna- w ty1n celu
ma sic odbyc konferencya W No
wynn Yorku ma ktora So zaprosze-
nj przedstawicieie roznych kra--
jow. w Ameryce Izba handlowa
ma wziac czynny udziai W owej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
WRZENIE BOLSZEWICKIE
w NIEMCZECH.

Berlin, 15. stycznia. - (Depe--
sza The United News - Wczo-
raj powtorzyly sic tn znow powa-
zne zaburzenia rozruchy. Rad
wezwai ma pomoc rezerwy woj-
skowe.
(Niema potwierdzenia tel via
domoSci innych zrode}. Przyp.
Red. DE-. Ch.)
Berlin. Is. stycznia. - Ogio-
szono tn oficyalnie, re we wtor-
kowych zaburzeniach przed
Reichstagiem zabitych zosta8o AZ
os6b,, a 105 odnios}o ciezsze i
lzejsze -rany. Rozruchy te mialy
bye haslem do rozpoczecia rewo-
lucyi W cafych Niemczech / byly
inspirowane przez radykalnych u
rzednikow posfow do parlamen-
tn. StwierdziI to publicznie wczo-
raj premier Bauer, gdy ma posie-
dzeniu parlamentu oswiadczyl, re
moze przedstawic Swiadkow, kto-
rzy zeznaja pod przysiega, ze
czionkowie Reichstagu re. stron-
nictwa niezaleznych socyalistow
skupili sic W czasie ataku demon
strantow ma gmach przy jego ok
mach wychodzacych ma zachod i
dawali stamtad tiumowi zacheca-
jace znaki. Pruski minister spraw
wewnetrznych DIR. Heine wymie-
(Dokonczenie ma stronicv 2 eJ)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
OGROMNY BRAK Sill NAU-
cZYCIELSKICH.

z powodu ogronnego braku
sis nauczycielskich powa2na
cze$t dzieci szkolnych pozostaje
bcz nauczycieli, skutkiem czego
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
PIMPLY? WELL. D0N'TBE
People Notice Il. Drive Them
Oh with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A nmply face VIII not embarass Won
much longer If you get q package Of
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The SIN
should begin to clear after YOU have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The
successful substitute for ccloma. there
no SclnesS Or pain after taking then.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Do that
which calomel does. and jus4 as efec
lively, but their acton IS gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritadng-
No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
ever cursed with a DARK brown taste,
a bad breath, a dun. 6sdess no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition Or pImplY face.
olive Tablets are a pfreiv vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil. you VIII
know them BY their olive color.
Or. Edwards spent years amorE "a
tents anhcled with nver and boWei
complaints. and Olive Tablets are tn
immensely elective result. Take 1neor
tive nightly for a week See how much
better you fee and look Ioc a1d sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
SHlIIl MAKE 4
MILLION FOR HIM
Cincinnati nan discovers drug that
loosens corns so they lift out

Local druggists are having a ire
mendous cal for freezones the drug
which is said 20 shrivsl q corn root
and all without any pain
A few drops applied directly upon
q tender, aching corn relieves the
soreness at once. and shortly the en-
tire corn root and all Tits right out
with the fingers.
This new drug is being dispensed
at small cost 10 quarter ounce bot
ties. which is sufficient 90 take Off
every hard or soft corn from ones
feet. II Is a sticky substsT@s which
dries at once and does not inflame
OF even irritate the surrounding it's
sue OF skin There Is no excuse for
anyone inviting death BY infection
or lock1a7T from cutting their c0rns
uow--Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

frequently It takes weeks OF brush
ing out soap that could easily have
been rinsed out by taking a few ex-
TIA minutes
If, after drying. the hair seems to
lack luster. massage in little vase
line or castor oil or olive oil This
need not make the hair greasy. for
the hair is parted with a comb and
the oil rubbed in carefully on the
scalp. Generally speaking, the hair
thrives on oil. although an oily con-
dition shows that there IS something
wrong. OIL is the best cure for dan
druff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
1873
DIED

m New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become c victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taxing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
- For BeauIifu[ Hair.

A GREAT MANY hair specialists
n say that II a woman had her
hair properly shampooed, If she kept
it absolutely clean, and if she could
give Il a gentle massage once a day.
she would have hair as Beautiful as
she could wish and never have any
trouble with It.
This seems Ike a simple enough
method 70 obtain the beautiful hair
that IS every Woman's ambition. I'M
fortunately. however. there are va
rious conflicting circumstances which
prevent people in modern life from
carrying our even those simple direc-
tious. For instance, a girl who works
All day in a factory or in an arti-
ficially lighted store. cannot expect
10 have hair with the luster and
rich color OF the Eirl who can get
out-of-doors and let her hair hang
in the sun and fresh air.
However. there are a Few things
which every woman can do 20 pro-
tect her hair and, by SO doing in
crease is beauty. First and most i'm
portant is never shampoo with
coarse soap. Use an or soap. II pos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

sible: tar. CASTLE. coc5anut oil or, II
you are afflicted with dandruff, sui
phur soap which contains a good
deal Of oil Any soap is easier to use
if it is first made into a jelly by
melting It into hot water.
The hair should always be lathered
twice-once is never enough TO get
all the dirt and grease from the
scalp. The rinsing is as important
as the latherinE, for II any soap
stays on the hair It viii harm It as
long as it is IN contact with It. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
LOOSEN UP THAT
HEAVY COLD
Go after it right away with
Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-HOney

TINE person who once gives this
nationally popular cough and
cold relieving medicine a far
opportunity Of proving itself, becomes
a convert He learns how really bene-
fcial its healing and balsamic antisep-
tics are IN helping relieve a cold, cough
grippe, bronchitis, hoarseness- He
hnds out how promptly II assists
Nature in efecting a complete eradica-
ton Of phlegm and Inflammation and
congestion
Today-right noW-get an ecolom-
ical bottle at your druggist's- Il vii
Be Eel-Paying investment
Soc, 60c., $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
20 PERSON PERISH WHEN
FRENCH TUG GOES DOWN

persons lost their lives when the
ocean going tug lie Pluvier went
down with all q board between Tou-
lon and Marseilles, according TO ad-
vices received here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

semi annual interest on Savings &C
counts VIII be due Jan. LIST. De-
positors are requested to present pass
books for credit
First National Bank-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

1Fatehful waiting doesn't
count in the on business. II
nay be a most useful utfri5-
ufe IN Washington but it's a
Door rule for wichita Ranger
or Shreveport
OF cour1es N you wish only to
be q GPECTATOR-TeIl and
good but I want to share in
the EHoFITG-When the Eush-
erB GUSH and the EusserE
GAg-dou't youf saw some
bullion shipped ont Of Fl FnsO
the other day under guard and
I said TO myself, Il wish a
small chunk of what's being
shipped was mlne.n So while I
an willing TO congratulate n
fellow on his coed luck I'd
IKE TO be 30 situated thut I
would be the recipient OF con
1rafulatfons myself as well
that's good common sense,
iHn't it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
TEX-L0U PETROLEUM

CW. b VAUDEVILLE Pres.)
uffe=H you the Opportunity 10
share IN the oil profits Of what
premises to be THE BIGGEST
PRODUCING FIELD IN THE
WORLD. Bat you've got 70
act QUICK.
re recent sensational reports
rerurdlng See. s-12-12 In the
Ball Bayou dfatrfct nave
caused a lot Of interest 20 be
manifested in this company,
because 1t O. effleered By we'll
Enaun FL PAsO MEN. The
company has been wise n
thelr selection Of acreage COW
aEIug the three big fleldr-the
Homer Field, the Buli-Bayou
field and the Caddo field.
They have TEN TRACTS OF
TWENTY ACRES EACH AND
ONE OF THIRTY II THE
NORTH LOUIS lana OIL
FIELDS.
Thefr proposition appeals to
conservative business men be-
enuHe they have arranged for
q g30e 900 drilling fund to be
set aside from stock EaIes.
THAT MEANS TEN WELLS
AT LEAST.
SEND YOUR ORDERS IN To-
DAY, DON'T WAIT.
STOCK SELLING AT S1.O0
peF share.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Four Concerts E)y
Symphony Society
During The Week

The New York symphony Society
viii give four concerts this week.
Florence Easton. soprano Of the Met
ropoitan Opera Company, viii be the
so.oist at the second concert Of the
Sunday afternoon concerts at Aeolian
Hall. The program viii consist of Ra-
baud's Symphony No. . in t minor,
which was played for the first time at
these concerts four years ago; the Fan
tasy on Shakes speare's "Tempest' by
Tschaikowsky and three Wagner num-
bers, the Prelude from "Lohengrin."
Ehzabeth's Air from "Tannhauser,"
and Elsa's Dream from "Lohengrin,'
the last two mentioned numbers being
sung by Nine Eaton in English.
For the second pair Of concerts III
the Damrosch historical cycle in Carne-
gle Hall. Thursday afternoon and FRI
day evening, Mozart's contribution to
the development Of the symphony viii
be considered. The program viii con-
sist entirely of Mozart's music. Frieda
Hempel viii be the soloist Miss Hem
pei will be he'd in the air "lDcarnatus
est from the alass in c minor, and the
hir OF Constanza from al seragho"
The other Mozart numbers VIII be
Overture to lie Nozze di Figaro"
Symphony n G minor, Nachtmusk for
strings, and the Symphony in c. known
as the Jupiter Symphony.
The twenty-third season of the SYM
phony concerts for young people viii
Ue given with a concert in Carnegie
Hall Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Raoul
Nidas, the young Rumanian violinist,
Will be the soloist. A program viii in
clude Redemption" by Cesar Franck,
Scherzo and Finale from Symphony No.
2 by Brahms, Faure's new suite,
"Masques and Bergamasques' and
Haydn's Concerto for violin with or
chestra
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Calgn0ar for tbe Current Week

~ NDAN Carnegie Hail. Nyreighaz
S5 concert by National
Hail. 3 concert by the Symphony Socey College
m Samuel A. Baidwns recital; Ippodrone s:l5
recital by Amclia Thcater
recital by Frederick Square
Garden S:l5 by Giovanni NarinclN Jeffrey
Mclba McCroery
MONDAY Florence Hinklo.
by the New York To Hall SIS D m
Stanley.
TuEsDAY-Carnegie Hall s5 by Philadelphia
chestra; Aeoan Hail. S:l5 m cello
WEDNEsnAyAcoian Hail. Greene; Car
Hal, S:15 p m, violin recital
THURSDAYCarnegie the
p the Philharmonic Society; Aeolian Hall
recital Pepito song recital bv
FRlDNCarnege Hall Philharmonic Society;
S5 m by the Symphony Society Aeoian
violin recital by Josef Fuchs; s5 by George
S:15 recital William Aeoan Hall
m, piano f Robert
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

tlations with him. This was in 1903,
ard-this the significant fact-his first
offer to the composer was a commission
for six sonatas based on Scottish airs.
Beethoven in reply expressed q will
insness to compose three string trios
and as many string quartcts of the
kind requested.
Nothing came of the first ncgou
ations but they We're resumed in 1906,
and from 1909 to 1899 Beethoven con-
trbuted to Thomson's collection never
writing the chamber pieces which re-
NAMED under discussion. but harmon
i2ing the melodies and writing such
ritornelli as were heard last Tuesday
for no fewer perhaps more) than six
tyfve of them. Always there was some
haggling about the remuneration.
Thomson pleading at first that it was
only admiration for Beethoven's music
which prompted him to make his Of
fers, there being no commercial ad-
vantage to him in the publications
(Which was and remained the truth)
and Beethoven insisting that it was not
congenial work and that he could COM
mand the higher prices which he asked
in Germany.
In the end Beethoven received from
Thomson, as Thayer discovered, no less
than $3.50 IT. is noteworthy that as
soon as he began making the arrange
ments Beethoven requested that the
words be sent with the tunes, "since it
is very necessary to have them in order
to bring out the proper expressions"
Beethoven also objected to writing for
flute or violin.' as the custom then was.
because "the flute is too limited and I'M
perfect OF course, this was before
Boehm made his improvements of .he
Instrument
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

A double bin Of "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana and "Pagliacoi' is announced for
next Tuesday evening At the Lexington
Theater. This win be followed by
"TraYiata" next Friday evening. The
cast selected for "Cavallera Rusticana'
is as follows: Santuzza. Irene Bon,
heur; Lola, Ada Page; Mamma Lucia,
Augusta Pougct; Turiddu. Paolo Tuzzo !;
Alto, Giuseppe Dale Molle. Jose NJ.
Acuna Will conduct.
The cast for "Pagliacci' will be-:
Nedda. Emma Noe of the Chicago
Opera Associations Canio. Auguste
Perisse; Tonic, Joseph Martel; Silvio,
Giuseppe Dale Molle; Ar.ecchino, An
tonic Paolini. Fulgenzio Guerrieri will
conduct.
Nine. Emma Noe viii sing the title
role In Aida" 1T the Friday evening
performance. The other members of
the cast viii be: Amners, Ada Paggi;
Radames, Carlo MarziaN. formerly of
La Scala, at Milan, Covsnt Garden and
the Royal Opera; Ramqhis. Italo Pie
chl, OF La Scala, at Milan. and Anon
asro, Giuseppe Dale Molle Fulgenzio
Guerrieri viii conduct.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
Philharmonic Societv

The opening concert Of the Philbar-
monic Society Will present on Thurs
day evening, November H. a Wagner
List program. The List contribution
Will be the Dante Symphony. In
this work the orchestra will have the
assistance Of the St. Cecilia Club. Vie.
tor Harris, conductor. The club win
also participat in the performance o.
the BacchaHale from "Tannhauser'
and in the Spinning Scene from The
Flying Dutchman." The concert viii
close with the Ride of the Valkyries.'
Friday afternoon, November II, will
be devoted to Bach and Beethoven. in
Guiding the Fifth Symphony.
Fritz Kreisler Will be the assisting
artist with the Philharmonic in an
ali-Beethoven program at the first con
cert in the Brooklyn series at the
-cademy Of Music, Sunday afternoon,
November IA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
How Bottcs:ni PLAYED
Editor Of Tho T~ihuno

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sin: In Mr.. krehbiels review of
Senior Torello's playing in to-day 5
Tribune he questions if there were a
dozen people in the room who had ever
before heard solos on the contrabass.
doubt much if there were that many
but there was at least one such person,
for in 1878 heard Bottesini at three
cSacerts in Stockholm, Sweden; and
last night went to hear Torello from
pure curiosity TO hear If there really
could be found another man able TO
do such wonders as Bottesni per-
formed on that unwieldy instrument.
admired Torello, but do not think
that he came quite up ts Bottesini,
who never made mistake or false
information and whose every note. even
in the most rapid passages. was clearly
heard. His "Carnival OF Nenice,' with
the most stupendously difficult varia-
tons, seemed almost Impossible. but
the most beautiful effects We're pro-
duced in his duets with Wieniaw XII
by the way, the greatest of all the