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the school building Tuesday afternoon An unusual attendance was noted and pictures were shown by the newly pur- chased stereopticon. Rev. MT. Hawkins of the Wylam Baptist Church gave an interesting talk.
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DELPHIAN GLIB

Mrs. J. Ellis Brown was hostess to the meeting of the Ensley Highland Chapter of the Delphian Club at her home on Jef- ferson avenue Tuesday afternoon. The programme for the afternoon was; "Abou Ben Abatm," Mrs. w. w. Gar rett Jr; Life of Thomas Moore Mrs. 1 B. S. Sloan; 'Moore's Poems, Mrs Hall. The hostess served a salad course to
 the club members present.
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The Sesame Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs, sam Fort at Hill top.
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Produce
Rice Market

By Associated Press New Orleans october 6.-Rough rice,
 no sales; receipts, 14.050 sacks; millers receipts. 3,s77 sacks. Clean rice steady; sales: Honduras, 4,S90 pockets, 3 F @
 Shc; blue rose, 500 pockets, yZc; Caro- lima, AIS pockets, 7c; Edith, 200 pockets, sc Bran and polish unchanged; re- ceipts. 1,454.
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Potato Market

By AssOcfAted Press
 Chicago Ill.,, October 6.-Potatoes weak: Minnesota, Michigan and Wis consin round white, s1.90@2.10. at new prices announced month ago are hardly 40 per cent of the capacity of the plants, and work will not be re- sumed in several nils in any large way until orders are increased.
 Stock goods of woolens for men and women wear were offered at lower prices today Cotton goods were dull and weak; warns lower and very quiet. Burlaps easier for late shipment. Hosiery and knit goods were dull
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New York Bonds By Associated Hress

U. s. a. registered. bid ......... 1o14 U. s. 8. coupon. bid ......... 101K U. 8 4A registered. bid ....... 105A U. s. 4s. coupon, bid 105A Panama 3s. registered. bid ..... IT
 Panama 3s. coupon. bid .... 77
 American Smelling & Refining 5s 7s
 Am. Tel & Tel. cv. 6s ........-.. .96h Anglo-French 5s ................ s9%
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Spot. Coffee
Woolen Goods Market

Sew York. October s.-Coffee-spot 71ec
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Chicago Futures
Cash Grain
By Associated Press

CdSn UraIn
 By Associated Press
 Chicago, October 6.-Cash wheat No. 2 red, s211h; No. 8 red. s21; No. I hard. s2.03u20 071h.
 Corn. No. mixed, 931kQ92; No. 2 yell low, 921s&s4
 Oats. No. white. 541aasS4; No. , white. 52M654
 Rye. No. ?, N. s21sd1 s.
 Barley. 77@s6; timothy seed,, $5og5o; clover seed. s15&22.
 Pork, nominal.
 Lard, s19.30.
 Ribs, sl50p17.0o.
 Corn. No mixed, eoisd92c; No. yell low 921a&94c.
 Oats, No. white, 545h@55Ac; No. : whitef1 521ad54c.
 Rye, No. ?, $1.65G1. S.
 Barley. 7d9ec timothy seed. s5o.0odss. % i; clover seed, s15.o0&22 .oO.
 Pork, nominal.
 Lard, s19.30. i
 Ribs, $l5.oo0D17. co.
 St Louis. October 6.--Cash wheat: No. 9 red, winter. 8. 1Sd2.2o; December. 8. .991h; March, s1.N, bid. Corn, No. white, S2oo; No. g. s900; December. s7ssc: May. 9ossc. Oats. No. ? whites 56lsc; No. 5, 55hdb56c; December, 5s,sc bid; May, eo1ec bid. Produce By Associated Press Chicago October 6-Butter, higher creamery 44a6oc. Eggs, unsettled firsts,. 57@5Sc. Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, general run, 25c; springs, Nc; turkeys, 45c. By Associated Press New York, october 6.-Butter, steady, creamery firsts, 50k@6211c. Eggs, stronger; fresh gathered, irsts 62M65c. Cheese. unsettled average run, 2711d72sc. Live poultry, weak: chickens, by freight, 2Sc; by express. 27a3oc; fowls, 32&35c; turkeys, 40c. Dressed, steady; western broilers fresh, 43G50c.
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TEsa ...!ssss s1VlEsllaa
 The Vivian School Improvement oh- served the first meeting of the year al
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ENSLEY

 E. Repr
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Liberty Bonds

By Associated Press New York, October 6.--Liberty bond:
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Chicago Live Stock

Chicago, October 6.-Cattle. receipts 5000; medium to choice steers, strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-16
New Home for
IColored Girls
Entering Seattle

As a result of the city wide co.
operation Of Seattle women. a per.
manent home for the relief u col
ored Eirl strangers entering the city,
known as the oolorcd branch. hnf
been officially opened al io2 2ist
ave. NJ. under the auspices OF the
Young women'a Christian asaocla.
ton. according 10 announcement to
day Of association officials
Tho new home. containing II
rooms, and capacity Of caring for
20 RiriA = IN. only institution Of ~
kind In tho Northwest. and will be-
maintained by Mrs W. D. Carter
~ho has been identified with aaao
citation activities for more than ~
years. Colored girl strangers in the
city. particularly those destitute OF
funds. viii here lind n xelcoms
home. and the staff will exert ever,
effort 20 provide employment fo'
these gueatA
An employment office win be con
Quoted In connection with the col
ored branch. while olaHsos arc held
every week To give girls Of all aTes
from tots 10 young women. instruc
ton IN millinery. dreaafnakins. plhir
sewing and many other topics. Thi,
rtructlon ir given by different In
struciors recruited from the ranks oi
the Seattle Y. W. G. A. who are In
ieres'ed in this humanitarian work
This oolored branch N Dot one ol
the many Humanitarian Institutions
conducted thruout the city with tbs
cooperation Of Seattle members and
business men Interested In associa
ton activities
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ury. Mr.. Nellie wlnoberg. treasurer
Mrs Anna Boyle.
Denny .tuhrman Guild
Mrs r. 1. Webster. Tos Edgar ns-.
win b. hostess To the D-nny.Erlhr
man Guild OF the Orthop-ilc hos
pltal December ~. at . y. m
Nur~c-' Alnmnss
s~atti. General Hospital Training
school for Sur--s' Afumnas with
Mira w. c. Lippinco't. 1905 Fourth
ava n. Christmas party.
Colonel Ellsworth Cirrie
Colnnei Ellsworth circle. Ladies' ~
The -. A. H.. in Veterans hall The
Arrnory. Cards from to I. dinner
$50 TO Z. and card party at sse
p N
Alerui<1fs CluA
m Afsrufrtsc club u young busf-
ncns women supper IN cafeteria III
the Y. w. c A. gt . o'clock To b
followed by social hour with music
and special program n the club
rooms at p N.
Anevscan I<xtsn
Auxiliary No. "a. American L.
Kion. In vstsrans' hall. Armory. at
. .. m
Co,onri Et~wcvfh Cirris
Colonel Ellsworth circle will snter
tain with a card party Friday after.
noon. from 70 4 O'Clock. IN veter-
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Miss Lucille Eymnn win return Sat
nrdny morning from Mills College TO
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. =. Eyman.
Mrs. George Sample viii leave this
evening for Los Angeles and other
Southern points Of interest and en-.
pects to remain until IN. FIRST Of
May, Mr. sample and son. George.
Jr.. will make their home at the
Hotel Sorrento during Mira Samples
absence
Mfr. Holmes Hyiand, sou Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan !. iiyland. who II at
tending the Howe Military school IN
Indiana. viii spend the Christmas
holidays with his aunt. Mrs. quincy
c. Emery. tn New York city
Mr.. and Mrs " A. par~nhart arr
occupying the home Of Mira I. ~.
Sullivan at soi n. belmont for the
winter months,
Mr. Harry Lyman Strong len
Tuesday for Vancouver, u, G.. on a
shor, business trip.
Mr Kenneth Edgarn. who u at
tending the University Of Ripon, viii
spend the holidays with friends IN
Milwaukee, Wis
Mr. and Mrs. y North and Mr.. and
Mr.. John H. Williams. OF this city.
are guests AT tho Franklin square
hotel. In Washington. u. g
Mrs I. II. Sullivan has taken
apartments al the Hotel Torry FOR a
short tina
Mr. william " Mcmillan IN i~avi M
fayrenceyillc, Mass. today. and viii
arrive Monday 10 spend the hnl 'dayy
with his parents. Mr.. and Mira John
{. Mcmillan
Mr. jams Fr'nk win arrive TO
morrow evening from Culver MIL
t4.ry Academy. 10 spend the hoh'
days with bis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Frink.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES


AiiRh chapter. No. iss. Order II
the Eastern STAR will give their
Christmas bazaar on Saturday. Do.
Gambler ~. II the Odd f'eiio~sf T~m.
pie. at 10th ave. and r. Trne st. The
bazaar viii epen n iesse and last
thruout the day and evening.
The booths Win b. IN chArxs q IN
following iadinx
Candy booth 70 ~ psvvssd~d sv~r
by Mira Bertha Pcrcen and MIR
Evsng,lins Starr
Apron booth by MIA L>HA Ho.
man.
Crochet booen b. Mira AAsaa,ds
Anderson
Miscellaneous booth By Mira Della
ThoroEocd
Doll booth by MrsL Gladys Il. Kel.
sail
And tins baby ana kiddser bcosh
~ Mrs. Cora Watson. Win be .
source OF delight To the mothers Who
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Christmas Festirity
~ R00leu Home

with covers placed for eighteen-
n members Of the famiiy-Mr. and
Mn. c. u. Ragiey win entertain a'
6lnner on Christmas day ai home
Later the distribution OF gifts VIII
eake place from huge Christmas
tree-
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a NOVEL GIFT
oBiONG PILLOW

One more pillow IL always n wei
cpue gift, particularly II II IL an OBJ
long one. for a change. An attrac.
tive combination for this kind OF
pillow IL georgette and taffeta. The
cushion itself may be Of blue geor-
setfe over white tsffetat with band
81 silver Lace around the centor. The
jast touch is a spray Of wooden flow(
ara over Lace and georseue
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ans han. the Arnory. Dinner wiiI
follow ffosn $50 until TO.
Auxiliary In Seattle Post No. n
The auxiliary TO Seattle Post No.
u American Lesion. win hold q
picnic luncheon al the home u Mrs.
iiazol Lstien. iti y, ssih st. Friday.
pcc~fnber ~. nj 1870 .. m All
auxiliary ladies are urged TO attend
Take Meridian car and get off at
fAtonA ave-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philips
Plan Christmas Dinner

Nr. and Mrs Albert Charles fhiE
m are among the many prominent
hoets who will entertain with a fam
" dinner At their home ON Christ
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MARTINEZ. cal-cbest1r Dun.
car. IS. OF Fresno. III from poison
drink given him by stranger on train
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The date of the young peoples
dance. 20 be given at the Mount
Baker Park clubhouse. which was
scheduled for December 30. has been
chanred to December 20. at which
time the patrons and patronesses
win be: Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lind
berg. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chandler.
Judge and Mrs. Calvin 8. Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Andrae and Mr.. and
Mrs. r A. Duncan
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Chrisfmns Dance at
Garrett Home

Afr. and Mrs Edward l. Garrett
have Issued invitations for dance
a their homo at the highlands on
Christmas night.
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Arctic Club
Disser Dance
IA Arctsc club yin entertain with
II Nnner dance this evening
Miss Ennses to Wed
Fyiddu Evenin0

me marriage Of Mis- AlftA Drvw
DnmeR daughter Of MrA r. n.
xnrneA to Mr.. Robert Allan Bnrsf.
Vim take place NJ the nr1dss home.
Frsday evening At $40 o'clock. with
REV. william A. Major reading the
service. The ceremony win be wit
n<rr<i BY the families Of the young
couple and a few intimate friends.
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Adese N. F1cide Parliamentary and
Procedure Club

Adele NJ. Ffelde Parliamentary and
Procedure club viii meet AZ lao ..
m. at the Rainier Grand Mrs. Ella
cudlhee. president In charge Of par.
liamentary Law. Subject lesson.
''committeea.- Madame Harriet
sanderson In charge OF public
speaking.
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Little Gifts
to Make for
Christmas


A small shallow tin can may b.
converted into a pretty powder box
Two shades Of ribbon are used 10
cover the Dor 1d silk braid decor
ates IL. A swsMs-down puff TO ut
the box IL trimmed with petals OF
satin ribbon and stem Of green
ribbon. This win give the appear.
snee Of a large rose topping the box.
A NOVEL GIFT
For an Inexpensive, small gift, use
Ettie baskets filled with candied
ogange peel. The baskets can be
made from oranges by removing the
pulp from the skins and cutting them
IN basket form. leaving a strip for
the handle. The baskets are filled
with the candicd grange peel and a
sarge green bow In tied to the han
die. with a Christmas card
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WhlttiU PIT. A.

A special Christmas program has
been arranged for the meeting OF the
Whittier PIT. A. at 7:30 D. m. when
the school orchestra and pupils Of the
firth grade will entertain. Mrs. A.
X. Fisken viii talk on christmas
Music" Refreshments viii be
~ rved.
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Prnns,irank study clus

The Pennsylvania study club viii
meet from III A. m. until .. m at
tho home Of the president. Mrs. Mel
win w. Deeter. 2s37 n. sith 1T Tho
meeting will feature ''Ye Ode Time
Yuietide.- and luncheon win ~
served 10 the members at noon fol.
lowed by a program. Mrs Henry
iande.. president Of the Seattle Fed
Grafton Of women's Clubs. viii be
the guest OF honor.
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| DATES
To Remember
rRtn.y. DECEMBER IL
broadway ouild % the orthspesie
hospital 70 meet At o'ptesh VITA
Mrs. james Hamilton De Nsuve
Ia hAuiisua Arms
sArpKDAy. pEs rNnrs ia
Mra NJ A Afaeids luaehece fuf
Miss Grace Hrff~rpan al her
heras At The Highlands
MONDAY. DECEMBER 60
Mrs PRANK Fvisss Day viii snssr-
Mira p-raak Fsiioss pay ~tit eater.
club IN honor ~ Mas Urar~ itef.
frraaa and Mt.s Ho~ainsnd Far.
sona
WEDNESDAY. pHct-Nnrn s---
Miss Jaue n2imsoa's daWeiax party
al home
THURSDAY. DECEMBER a.
M. and Nrs MIiitaHn .. hedaew's
dansins part, at tbs sunsss club.
Ia son plim.nt 10 their dsarhtst.
Miss El,sabegh Bedde~.
FRIDAY. pEcEuuER a.
Mr.. Fstrest BlaeAs holiday party
In neher Of her ANAL dsughtsr.
bfa~nsa Ann
SATURDAY. DBCENnrR ss--
M and Mes lle-nry Hredsrtsk's
danss Al their hems
Nj aud Nrs Thomas nerdeAns
VII hener Nns. Hsffetasn and
Mr. Lawrence Noes Arnela 9Th
dsnriar party Al their residencs,
MONDAY. pErENnER a.
hrs hyroa Thorpe Cars party ~
cplehretion Of ths birthdsy %
her daughter. Evsiyn-
TUESDAY, pEcsunrn Ia
Charity taii under the Auspices -
,Ar seattle Day Nursery Asso-
Elisa chrs,sns~n's holiday aanrsrx
party ., christsAssAs nroea-aS
Mas Priscilla Ander-cn's hrsskfass
al bone. complimentary 10 Miss
faA van Dlsnss. Mrs. prank On
bert biaok and sra Joha toos
Locke
WEDNESDAY. DNrEsnxR 70
Musicale at the saasss eiss II
o. tn Mrs. Esssrd L GARRETT
and Mrs John ~ usr~tt hess-
Or ana Mr.. n v.,d.~ Younr.
dancing party ~ ths knnsst elat
for their daughter. hlss Betty
yeans
THURSDAY. DsrEsnyH 10
rhs Misses Nancy and Lara krn-
err witi snf-rssin ~ith q heitdsy
dance az their hesns
Nj and Mrs. Heginxis a. P~r~ens
masquerade ssncs az Tire Yacht
eiah. 10 ean piimrrt 70 MIS- Anne
rsrssns and Nis Anita Rsthsan.
Of rvestdsscs. n L
aAYVRDAv. yA~uAKr -
MIss Mary Dewpn's the aa-ean4
81 her hons. eornpiins nttnE niae
xlfxAnsth Bedaow.
aAYuHDAv. JANUARY 60
fnfsrtaksa ouiias dance a ~
rAeht sius foe the esn~<R - tn
cAnarsn's owthop~dLe hospital
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NJ. and Mrs. Ballard

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard +. Ballard
On Christmas day win have fourteen
members OF their family as guests
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Class in Current
Euenfs Postponed

The European Current Events
class Of the womens University
club. that meets every Monday eve
ming under the direction OF Miss
elizabeth Rowell. Will be discontin-
ued until January ). when DR.. Harry
Packard viii address the class on bis
experiences In the Near East
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Dinner at Frink Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Frfnk will
entertain ten members OF the fam
iiy a. dinner on Christmas Day.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith BuIIitt are
planning . small family dinner al
home on Christmas.
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Mr.. v. X. Froula. principal Of the
broadway High school. and Mrs. II.
M. Steele OF the park board. will he
the speakers at the evening meeting
OF hadrona PIT. A. AT 3 p. m. In the
assembly room OF the school, The
musical program Ia In charge OF Mr.
Alexander Myers
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i | ] ! ! |
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
University Guild

lnfx9~3t} hutn
University Guild Of the ovthopcdie
hospital viii meet with Mrs. w. H.
Rogers. so90 18th ave. ~. r.. at 10
N. 20 sew for the hospital and Thrift
shop.
Ladies Literary and MuSic~, Cub
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
viii meet with Mrs. A. Ebert At ..so
p. IN
CStrrie o.
The welfare committee. composed
OF Mrs. A. T. Rautenberg. Mrs WI
liam Hovey and Mrs. II A ~ Bon.
Gar. will he IN charge Of the meeting
Of the cotsrie club. At J .. m. ut the
Phi Mu Sorority house. The parlia.
msntary law department. viii meet
Deed Der Is at the home Of Mrn.
Robert Akin. s355 18th ave. with
Mrs. George NJ Mclaughlin In
charge
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Mr.. and Mrs y North and Mr. and
Mru. John ~. Williams. Of this city.
are guests at tho Franklin square
hotel. In Washington. ID. g
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Christmas Dinner at
Rl0ck Home

NJ. and Mrs Charles II. Black Will
enGertain with family dinner at
their home Christmas day.
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Mrs. I. II. Sullivan has TAKEN
apartments AT the Hotel Torry for a
short Tuna
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Mr.. william " Mcmillan IN icavi nr
fayrencsyillc. Mass. today. and viii
arrive Monday 10 spend the hol .dayy
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrn. John
c Mcmillan
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A silver tea viii br served by the
officers OF Maple School PIT. A. fol.
lowing a program at the meeting of
the association at z:3o .. m
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Mr. Kenneth Edgarn. who h at.
tending the University Of Ripon, viii
spend the holidays with friends IN
Milwaukee, Wis.
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casonri E,-wcvsh Civrls

Colonel Ellsworth circle will enter
tain with a card party Friday after.
noon. from 20 4 O'Clock. IN vetrr-
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Bishop and Mrs. Keotor
to Be Guests

Or. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley
will entertain at dinner at their home
On CHRISTMAS day. As is their usnai
custom. Bishop Frederick keetor'
Mrs. Keator and Mf. FREDERICK
Keatcr, Jr.. Of Tacoma will be house
quests Of pr. and Mrs. Bentley ever
the holiday.
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Mr.. JAMS Fr'nk win arrive 10
morrow evening from Culver MIL
tAry Academy. 10 spend the hoh
days with bis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald frink.
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Mr. Harry Lyman Strong len
Tuesday for Vancouver. u, G.. on a
short business trip.
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Auxiliary No. ~. American Ia
xson. In vstsrans' hall. Armory. at
: .. m
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
Winogradoff Shows
Crudities in Concert
Russian Barytone at Hippo
drome Gives Exhibition of
Stcnforian Defamation

a more sanguinc feeling of anticipa
ton concerning the work Of artists
who appear for the first time in this
city would be aroused if managers
would refrain from hamboyant advance
publicity or if the musicians them
selves more often justified the superln-
tlves used in the announcements. The
reverse, however, is usually true, for
seldom more than the name appears on
the program of those who wear the
purple in the world Of music, and, as
In the case Of the London String Quar-
tet, the coming of the most distin-
guished visitors is more often than not
practically unheralded.
A few weeks ago "the greatest living
Irish tenor" proved to ioe neither Irish
nor great except in mediocrity Last
evening at the Hippodrome "Russia's
foremost dramatic baritone, "Wmogra-
dotf, was foremost in nothing except per-
haps in crudity. His voice was lacking
in quality and rough as an unquiet sea.
His singing was chiefly an affair of
stentorian defamation, for he sang
every phrase in italics. His first three
numbers included the Largo al Fac
totum' from Rossinis Barber Of Sc
vile" in Yiddish, Tomsky's ballad from
Tschaikowsky's "Pique Dame" in Rus
sian and Neluskos ballad from Meyer
beers "L'Africaine" in Italian. His
other contributions to the program
were four Jewish folksongs. The pleas
antest part Of the program to the dis
eliminating lay in the orchestral
pieces, conducted by Arnold Volpe.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

apparently did not prevent AM, one
from appreciating "The Miracle Man"
Not that the Tourneur picture is any
thing like "The Miracle Man" nor is
it so good. But it is one OF the most
enjoyable that we have seen this sea-
son. And we quite approve of the
happy ending, though we could have
dispensed with the flash OF lightning
which killed the sheriff.
Lest tho spectators feel too guilty
over their resentment toward him on
the ground that he captured the bandit
nero, ne is made to abduct the heroine.
Tho hero was bit tardy in his res
cue, but the Lord ntervened.
However. we cried surreptitiously at
hrst, md then, when we saw every one
else doing it, openly, at the prison
scenes. Joseph Singleton, as the mur-
dcrer, Is horribly and strenuously
realistic We are willing to believe
that the drops of agony which rolled
down his face were not glycerine
drops.
Marjorie Daw is sweet as the girl
and Jack Macdonald is excellent as
the unregenerate sheriff.
Jack Gilbert and Jules Furthman
made the scenario from II. II. Van
Loans story. Clarence Brown directed
1t under the supervision of Mr.. Tour
neur.
The comedy is Zone Week" the same
one, we judge, which is at the Strand.
There is a Post nature scenic "As
Fancy Paints" The feature picture is
preceded by Little Gray Home in the
West" sung by Mary Fabian and
Georges Du Fame in costume.
The overture is the wonderful lies
Preludes" by Liszt. Willy Stahl,
violinist plays Andante from Sym
phonie Espagnol."
At the Capitol Theater Nine. Nazi-
nova is seen in "Madam Peacock"
This will be reviewed tomorrow.