davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

Benjamin Harrison, in his contes for the presidency in 1888, was tn originator Of the so-called front porch" campaign.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

recent for him to be granted citizenl ship now. This was the third rejection of ap-
 plicants for naturalization for stnt-
 lar reason by Judge Lockwood-Disr patch.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

In France the oxen that work in thu fields are regularly sung to as an en: Couragement to exertion.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
ATTFNTTON EX-NARTNESl

ATTENTION, EX-MARINESl General assembly will be held on tht upper deck at 23 East Wash street or Tuesday evening, Sept. 21, at bells. All eX-marines are invited.
 EX-MARINES CLUB OF, ARTZ,
 J. c. Carter, Pres. Pro Tenn. Ii
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our many thanks to our friends and sympathizers in the recent illness and death of our husband and father.
 Mrs. J. M. Sullivan and Fani1v If
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
WPROWADZA w ZYCIE
NOVA POCZTE PO-


Omaha, Neb., 10 stycznia. -
Z dnicm picrwszego lutego rozpo
cznie sic przesyianie poczty aero
planami, rniedzy tenn miastem a
miastem Chicago. Przyrzeezenie
takie wyda} komitet powietrzhej
transportacyi z biura przemysiu,
W kt6rem Otto Praeger Jest dru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
LEKARZ O~SKARZONY o
MORDERSTWO.

Markesan, Wis, 10 stycznia.
- Wczoraj zostai o~skarzony DIR.
!. A. Freudenberg Z tutejszego
miasta, "a zamordowanie Swej te-
Sciowej, PAM NJ. Duties. PAM
DUTIES posiadaia wiasnost real
noSciowq obliczona na S265,ooo,
ktora to oddzicdziczyl lekarz
wraz z swa iona. Prey wydoby-
ciu zwlok zmariej koroner orzcki,
&c zmaria Z powodu wstrzyknie-
cia jcj zatrutcj m~usztardy. PAM
Duties zmarla juz W listopadzic,
a inkwest kt6ry miat SIG odbyc
ustawicznie odk}adano, az dopic-
70 wczoraj przyczync smierci wy
jawiono. Dawnicjsza pielegniar-
Ia PAM Duties take oskarza le-
karza. &c zamiast lckarstwa uzyl
on trucizny. Zcznanjom tym "a
przcczyia iona lckarza. Dystryk-
towy prokurator Paul Z Berlin,
Wis, podcjrzywa zc pan Dulles
ma zamurdowaucj zmarf row
nicl podcjrzan4 Sm~icrcia. Oskar.
"a ON taklc lckarza. ic byt przy,
czvna Smicrci Dufije. Pan Duf-
fies byi drugim meiem zamordo
wanci. Pc 5mierci swej zogtawil
on jcj 100000 maJatku. Plerwszy
lei MAJ zmari Is lat temu. Me
wiadomo j~eszcze czy dalsze be-
d. poczynioue cgzaminacyc, gdyz
cula famiIia wymarla W ~cztercoh
latach. Sa mimi, PAM NJ. Terry
matka zamordowancj PAM Duf--
flies. Alfred Duties %ojcicc meza
zamordowancj i S. Terry ojcicc
zamordowancj. Sprawl ia przy.-
bicra wieIkic rozmiary i zapew-
mic wykryje, dlaczego on zan1or-
dowa} swa teSciowa, oraz przyczy
nv Smierci innych osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
ZAPATRYWANIA PRASY M
STOSUNEK WILSONA
I BRYANA.

Nowy York, 10 stycznia. -
SWAT nowojorski podziela ida.
nie, re prezydent Wilson ME cd.
rzuci mySli kompromisu. laden
prczydent ME m6giby tego uczy'
mic a tenn mniej ME uczyni tego
Wilson. Musi to bye jednak kom.
promis oparty ma warunkach ucz'
c;wych. Times nowojorski zaS
wyraza swc przekonanic, zc cho-
ciaz list prezydcnta wiecei naro-
bill zIcgo anizeli dobrcgo. to jed
nHk mic stanowi on zapory mic
doprzcbycia W cclu osiagniscia
mozliwcgo kompromisu. Zazna-
CA dalcj, &c scnatorowic vida
dokladnic nicdorzcCznoSC GAIA Cd
wolyWania sic W tel sprawtc do
Zdania narodu. Trybnua zas "a
znacza nicprzcjcdnanc stanoWi-
sko Wilsona, ma zmianc htorcgo
zdajc sic mic moic na razic Mkt
Z scnator0w wpFynqt. VIII OH
Lowicm schowaG Caiy traktat po-
koiuwy i Ligc Ludlow do kicszc-
nj. anizcli ustapit &c swcgo.
Rekord, wychodzacy w Filadel.
fiji barLzo ostto krytykuie Brya-
ia "a jego stanowisko wobec vii
soma. Przypomina on mu jego re-
zygnacye W Neutrality-suspicious.
czasie ola prezydenta. Me mogi
OH sig zdanicm owcgo pisma
wzniesG na potion odpowiedn
do chwili, azeby zaznaczyG sw6j
patryotyzm wobcc caicgo Swia-
ia. Me czu} on sic ma silach wien
czas, gdy prezydent potrzcbowa'
pomocy doSwiadczoncgo doradcy.
Me przypuszcza owe pismo. ably
znaczna liczba senatorow demo-
kratycznych oswiadczyla sig "a
Bryanem a opuSciia Wilsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
POSIADLOSC ASTORIA MA


Nowy York, 10 stycznia. 49,
Wjclkic posiadioSci w micscic
Nowym Yorku, oszacowanc M
100000. ktorc pozostawii zmar
" II. Astor oddzicdziczone po
swym dziadku J. !. Astorze, be-
ola sprzedanc ma licytacyi W mic
siacu marcu. PosiadfoSci tc znaj-
duja sig w centrum miasta No
wego Yorku, a kt6rc by} kupii
dziadck J.. !. Astor w roku 1877
III SUNG $4,000. Take postano-
Will zrobit opiekunowic tych po'
siadsoSci w tcn mieScie. II. Astor
by} zapomnianym sy1,em ". B,
Astoria, gdyz w roku 1871 poslu,
bill panne NJ. Dinehart, corke O.
grodnika pracujacego ma posiad'
loSciach nicdaleko Rh;nebeck, n,
y. wbrcw wolf swego OLGA. Ultra,
Gil on oko1o SIS 100000 gdyz "
testamencie swoim w. B. sic &c
zapart. DIS olbrzymi ten maja'
tex bedzie sprzedany. Ma posia'
dioSciach tycll stoja tcatry. pry'
watne domy, warsztaty i inne bu
dynki, gdzie dawniej byIy tylkc
puste obszary ziemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
PODzIEKOWANIE.

Nin~iej szcm skladamy naJScrde
czniejszc podzickowanic wszyst-
kim tym, kt6rzy W jakikolwiek
spos6b przyczynili sig do upiek-
szcn;a pogrzcbu najukochaiszc-
80 meza i OLGA naszego S. p. Jana
Kochaiskicgo a nianowicie Wicl.
y. !. Zdech!ikowi &. r. "a wypro
wadzcnie zwlok z domu do ko-
scioSa i J. h. Borowihskiemu "a
oddanie ostatnIa usiuge ia cmcn-
tarzu. Take Wicl. X. J. Zdechli-
kowi c. r., X. kowalczykowi, C..
r., Z. FalihSkiemu 6. r, Ia cd.
prawicnie z~a}obnego nabozcn-
silva. Organistom p. X. Borowin
skiemu i p. ]. Golubskiemu orga-
~ni5cie Z parafii Sw. Waciawa, p.
i. l.. Kamcc "a zajecicm sic po'
erzebeln, X. Szymanskiemu "a
piekny $picw. Me ~opuszczaj mas
|. CzIonkom Tow. Sw. Jaeka Mr..
10 Zjednoczenia, Tow. Sw. J6zefa
INr. IFS Stow. PoIakow w Amery
&C. Klubu Jana Sobicskicgo, wszy
stkim marszakom i wszystkin
tym kt6rzy nieSli trumne. J~eszcze
raz dziekujemy p. X. Borowiil-
skiemu i chorowi sw. Wojciecha,
"a piekny spiew w domu i wszy'
stkim krewnym i znajomym "a
przysianie pieknych kw;atow. -
Poniedzy gosci zauwazylismy
panne Helene Urmahska, panla
Rozalie Strzelecka, siostre zmarie
go z Buffalo, N. Y, p. Jan Red
wanz Z iona Z Battle Creek, Mich,
Teszcze raz dziekujemy staropol-
skim bog zapiac. " nicutulo-
nym zalu pograzeni:
Pau1ina Kochanska, iona, wraz
z dziecmi.
(Og{.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
q FABRYK McCORMlCK'A.

Roczne zebranie wsZystkich robot.
nik6w fabryki McCormick'a odbe--
die sic W niedTiele, dnla 11go stycz-
mia, O godzinie 1890 popofudniu, W
sail Mieldazisa, 2242 w. 90 pl. Ma
tenn zebraniu bedzie instalowauic no
wego zarzadu, oraz sprawozdanie r.
nansowe cd samego poczatku istnio-
MIA towarzystwa, az do obocnego
czasu, a takze dulo innych spraw be-
die przedstawionych.
Y bratniem pozdrowicniem,
Ia administracye Lokslu 1G444 Am.
Fed. Of Labor
W. Piotrowski, preze5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Podziekowanie.

Serdecznq podziekc skladamy
wszystkim krewnym i znajomym
ktorzy W jakikolwiek sposob przy
czyniIi sic do u~pickszcnia posrze
blu n~aszcj najukocllaiiszy matki
s. p. Pauliny Knittcr. mianowicie
Xxx. Dcmbihskicmu. Swientkowi,
Repinskicmu, Kulinskicmu. Sia-
re, L.azarowiczowi. PicclIowskic
mu, CieSlakowi. Janiszewskiciru
i Knittrowi. OrganiScic kwasi-
grocllowi i spicwako1n fla cl6rzc
/ Nicwiastom R6zancowym. Jcsz
&C 4 wszystkim razern dzieku-
jenny bog zapiac.'
Rodzina.
(Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
ZAVONDALE.

Tow. Sw. Jacka, Mr.. 10 Zjedno-
czenia P. r. K, w Avondale ma
SVEN rocznem posiedzeniu, ODDLY
TEN dnia 6go stycznia, 1920 roku,
uchwali,o wyasygnowac Z kasy
$1,000 ma Plcbiscyt ma Slasku, a
zarazem powzieio mysl, urzadze-
mia jakiejs niespodzianki, azeby
jcszczc W jaki sposob, dodac pie
niedzy do tel sunny. Pieniqdze o.
dcssane byiy do Komitetu Obywa
tclskiego PREY parafii sw. Jacka.
Administracya Tow. przedsta-
via sic jak nastepuje:
Teodor Jaszkowski, prezcs.
W~iadysiaw Zydcl, vice prezes.
T. Sikorski. sekr. fin.
F.. Kalinowski, kasyer.
Ks. Jan Z~dechlik, kapelan.
Jan J. Lcwandowski, sekr. prot,
1888 N. Ridgeway ave.
Jan Lewandowski,
313S n. Ridgeway ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

OdzicS ~spodntn, dam
skie union gHrnitu.
~. 1iSka wy Ia, kr6-
tklc REX, run, Prqi.
$3.50 wnrtOhc00-
tyIk0 pr OOS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

praWe ia ponledZlafeK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
ANK ~KANADYJsK1 KU'
PUJE DZIELO SZTUKI.

NoWy York, 10 Stycznia. =
Pokazna sumo pieniedzy wypia-
Gil banker kanadyjski "a dzieio
mistrza Rembrandta. Jestto por-
tret Van Loo, drugicj zony Tytu
sa, syna R~embrandta. I'irma no.
wojorska, ktora wystawila owe
dziefo ma sprezdaz zarzadala "a
ME 100000, Banker sumo owa
zaplacif.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Sprawl ia dopiero sic rozpoczela
i zapewnic z czasem wykryje vie
lie intercsujacych szczegoiow.

Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Wielu Z radykal6w ktorzy zoStali
wywiezieni, bylo zonatych. Po-
zostawi1i oni tn w kraju Swoje TO
dziny bez zaopatrzenia. Asystens
prokuratora generalnego Garvan
oSwiadczyl, re rzad zaopiekujc sic
po2ostalymi czfonkami radyka-
low. Parma Helena Todd Z Movie
go Yorku wykryia Podaia do pu-
b!icznej wiadomosci, re rodziny O.
we, pozbawione wszelkich $rod--
k6w utrzymania, z~naiduja sic w
oplakanym stanie.
R6wnoczeSnie dow;adujemy sic
re Martens, ktorego poszukiwaia
policya, zostaf uwieziony w donna
swych przyiaci6i. w poniedziaiek
przysziy bedzie on przesiuchiwa-
ny przez komitct spraw zagrani-
cznych. Wyjdzic tam ma jaw jak
wielcc on popierai plany radyka-
low W Amervcc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
PRZECIW USTAWIE VOL
E A

Boston, Mass, 10. stycznia. -
Dampsey i kompania wystosowa-
Ia skarge do sadu o~kregowego W
B~ostonie, azeby tenze powstrzy-
NAL urzednik6w fcderalnych Cd
przeprowadzenia ustawy Folstea-
Ga o prohibicyi, jake nielegalnej.
Sedzia Anderson przeznaczy} roz,
ma poniedziaiek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

GIN asystentem generalnego pocz
mistrza. Zaznaczyl o9, &c weztnie
De Haviland aeroplany z Clcve-
land i przcnicsie je do miasta O.
malla ola rozpoczecia przcsyiki,
jczeli awiatorzy Martins ME So
pOtoWi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

PraHie kazdy poisd agent real
nosctoxy ogfasxa sic " DZIENNIkU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrotnie
p-zekonai sic, &c tn najlepiej mu sic
opfscA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
TAFTA.

Portland, Me-, 10. stycznia. -
Byly prezydent TAFT ME zgadza
SIC Z mys.s ia, azebv sprawe po-
koju odwlekat az do przySzlych
wybor0w. Mysl prezydcnta VIII
SOFA wcate mu sig mic uSmiccha Z
tego wzgiedu, &c uplynic przynaj.
mnici rok czaSu, MIN nar0d PREY
wyborach wyda swolq Opinic.
Przewodcy polityczni powinui Sc
w~ystrzcgat, adv sprawy mic sta
wall ma oStru miccza, gdyi osta-
~tccznoSci do njczego dobrego mic
prowadza. Pokoj swiatowy powi-
men bye zabezpieczony bez diui-
szej zwfoki ma mozliwic najlep-
szych warunkach dla narodu anne
y-kahskicgo i d1a dobra lrdzkosci
W jak najkrotszym czasic.
STRASZNE MGLY.
Baltimore, 10. stycznia. - luz
cd dwdch dni panuja ogromne
mgly W zatoce Chesapeake, ktore
zagrazaja zegludze. Wiele stat
kow pomisdzy kt6remi znajduje
sic ki1ka z pasazerami, juz Cd
.dw6ch dni krQzy po wodach cato
HI i ME moze przybic do lsdu wsku
tex gestych mgiel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
:1ELEERaMY ERAjUWE
Dok0aezenie re stroucy

sehaendale / Pogorek obserwacyj-
ny, gdzie najzacietsza toczeia sic
bitwS Frsncya zaS oiiarowala las
Bourbon, gdzie Kanadyjczycy Cd
nieSi swietre mad wrogiem IVY
ciestwo. Cztery inne, to Fimy
wzg5rze, Drury, Courcedette i las
szPitalny. Rad kanadyjski upra,
sza o Podanie mySii, " jaki spo-
SOB mo5naby uwiecznic pamiet-
ke stoczonych bitew i przelanej
krwi " tych miejseowoSciach.
MLODzI
Rochester, N. Y, 10. stycznia.
Miodzi maflonkowie, DO ona
liczaca zaledwie Is lat a MAJ %,
StEja pred s2dem oskarzeni o po-
peinienie m~orderStwa ma oSobic
L. kneip'a. Jako powod do ME
sHchsnej zemsty podaja blisk2
lnajomoSc Kneip'a z zona L. O.
DELL. Sami zeznali straszne szcze-
COY mordu pred sedzia Sled
gym. iona ODeil'a przywiazane-
60 do drzewa Kneip'a zaczeia bic
po gIowie ! twarzy tepem narze-
dzicm, az tenze stracif przytom-
nose. Potem wyjeia noz z lego u
brania ! po;:aleczyla MIN niesz-
czsS,iwa ofiare.
TRUST MIESNY A RADY-
KALI.
Washington, 10. stycznia.
w. 3. Coiver czionek federalnej
handlowej komisyi oskarzyi trust
miesny, re tenze jest odpowie--
dz;ainy "a aresztowanie niekt0--
.ych czioukow komisyi handlo-
wei. Oskarza on take trust mig
shy, re byf przyczyna p~oczynio-
nych iunych aresztowan. Przeslu-
chy od6ywaja sic pred senat.
komitetem rolnictwa. ". B. Col
yer odnosii sig do aresztowania
K. Mailen'a, dawriejszego praeo-
wnika owej komisyi, ktory byi a
resztowany W poniedzialek W Chi
cago. Powiedziai on, re H. G. Ga
baugh. dawniejszy Prezes chicago
skiego biura departamentu Sled
czej sprawiedliwoSci i jego asy-
stent P. Barry, byli przyczyn2 a.
resztowania MAIZENA,, chociaz "a
dnego peinomocnictwa W tel mie-
re ME mieli. Jak zaznaczyt Col
vc-, Barry jest spccyalnym agen-
tenn dia kompanii Swift. 'Kiedy
o:ieyalisci bigra sprawiedliwoSci
Gowiedzieii sig, re ME maja zad-
rej Przyczyny co do areSztowania
&iallen'a. wypuSciii go ma wol-
nose, 20 trzymaniu go blisko "a
godz;u W wiezieniu. Pan Colvcc
oznajmii, re wierzy il a~resztowa-
MA dokonano dlatego, by pred
tozyc usprawiedliwienic, IL komi-
sya hand,owa byia przcjeta du--
chem bolszewizmu. Przcz ugode |
przygotowana przcz gcneralnego
pro&uratora Palmcra, " sPrawie
prcckroczenia pTawa Sherman's
przee trust miqsny, Colycr o5naj-
mil. IL sPraw's te ua razie zakoh-
>2ono.
Wczoraj znowu sprawl trustu
oy{a poruszccla, a gl6wnym pred
niotem tel spraTy byi P. J. Bar
~. By4 on dawniej W stuzbie RIA.
dowej. ale ia porzuei3. by zostat
:zionkiem detektyw6w firmy
Swift. On to ma bye tym, kt6-
y uknui spisek sresztowania R.
Mallen'a, dawniejszego czionka
5ederalnej komisyi h~andlowej. |
Barry i H. Needer zaprzeczyli
..yn oekarzerrom, kiedy sic o to
oh zapyty.ano. Zaprzeczyi TAX
&c Barry, &c rozmawial o tel sPra-
sic z rePorterem pewnej gazety,
-2zuarzaiar 70 ric n fer1 ME ,v;e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
ZNAWCY P~RZYPATRZA
SIZE 0

Washington, 10 stycznia. -
Czlonkowie stanowej kornisyi
sztuki Z Virginia przyjada zwie-
dzic niasto Chicago, oraz przypa-
trza sic milionowej kolekcyi ma
lowidel. J. B, Payne ofiarowai
swemu stanowi Virginia. kolek-
eye malowidel wartoSci ST, 100000
Komisya ia ktora oglqdnie tie ma
lowidia jest konieczna by stan
m6gi legalnie przyjat ten dar.
Dotad malowidia znajduja sic
jeszcze w domu Payne'a W Elm
hurst; ILL.,, gdzie tez On sic mimi
opiekuje az do czasu przybycia
komisvi.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
new ORLEANS MOURNS
LOSS OF OPERA HOUSE
Historic Old Edi6ee. Shrine Of Music
lovers Of South, Destroyed
BY Fire

New Orleans, the historic art center
OF the south, IL mourning the loss OF
It's old French Opera House. which
was destroyed BY nre1a few days ago.
following an explosion. the cause OF
which cannot be determined.
This opera house was built In 1853,
but did not come into prominence
until 1885, when a new opera ,associ-
alton was formed In New Orleans.
which opened a brilliant season with
Patti In ''Dinorah." Scores OF great
operatic stars achieved reputation
there. among them being Rose de
Vries. the original Fides In lie
Prophets" Nine. Pauline colson. who
created the part OF Catherine In
IL DEtoile do Hord." Duluc, Bordas.
Genebrel and Aline Bellson.
II was In this theater. too. that
many OF the works of Rosslni. Mey-
erbeer. Auber and Mozart had their
nrst performances in this country,
which is one OF the reasons why the
house was widely known as "the
Cradle OF Grand Opera In America"
or late years. the fate OF the opera
house has been uncertain. until the
present season when a civic organi-
xation. known as the New Orleans
Opero Company and with Mr.. Louis
Verande as director. was formed with
view to producing grand opera "at
nominal prices" Many OF the Hem
merstein singers were engaged for
important roles and they were among
those who gathered at the ruins OF the
old building.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04

of c.rnssls. pa. who haa osen press
dent OF his town council. though .
very young man. In order 10 oniisen
the nfs Of the Italian soldiers got W
gala evenings, which combined srsnd
operss pnlze-hshtE aud nNnslns hoDks
he said that ne nrst pat on a night.
the announcement OF which brought
the crowd. Then he had an operstie
aria By one OF the great Italian starr.
then another night. and then macs
singing. He got on TO the stage.
called for a welI-known Italian song.
The response was feeble, dragging.
for the Italians had not yet got the
habit OF singing together.
Then he went at them with the
strenuous gymnastics OF the Ameri-
can army song leaders. They laughed.
They laughed louder.
But before long they were enjoying
the matter and singing away 20 beat
the band, From a at time the Ameri-
can idea took with the Italian sol
diers.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
STOKOWSKI MOVES FAR
FROM JAZZY STRAINS

DR.. Leopold Stokowski and Nine.
Stokowski (olga Samaron) have re-
moved their home from Merton to
West Mermaid Lane, st. Martins.
The leader OF the Philadelphia Or
chestra had his choice-to move his
home, forsake his art or persuade his
wife to forsake her studies in music.
His old home was "tazzy." 1t fairly
reeked with syncopation. The WALL
of the house seemed to conspire t.
produce weird effects from his music
and the piano playing of Mrs. Stokow-
ski. a pianist of note.
Tho fact that he placed one piano
at one end of the house and another
at the far corner had no effect. When
he and his wife began playing. the
walls just seemed to merge, and pas
sersby got a 'Jim Europe" effect
from the home of the leading expo
nent Of higher music in this district
And to the Jazz" produced by the
intermingling of Tchaikovsky SYM
phony and a Beethoven sonata was
added the dull laundering OF a near
by railroad crossing.
The new house is far from cacopho-
nous trains. Furthermore, It has two
wings. one OF which will be known as
the Stokowsli wing and the other as
the Samaroff wing.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
PUNISHMENT FOR rARDY
METED OUT BY PIANIST

The other day pianist played as
the nrst number OF his reeitai pro
gram . Beethoven sonats-one OF
those OF the earlier period. when
Beethoven had not yet taken to- writ
ing them In two movements. He did
not pause between the four parts
or, rather, not long enough TO allow
late comers 10 be seated.
So there they stood for close upon
a half hour at the back OF the hall
frst on one foot. then on the other,
tired, fretful But the pianist played
mis- sonata TO the nnish without q
breathing pause. The demands Of
academic compliance TO the principles
Of form were thus satisfied. but al
the price of considerable discomfort
to two or three scores OF people.
There is no sense In this. Late
somers ought undoubtedly 20 be dis
cipllned---espeeially at the opera. But
there Is such thing as carrying dis
cipIlne too far and this was an in
stance. Nobody loved the pianist bet
ter for IL. And as for the sonata
well, the four movements OF the early
Beethoven works in this form are not
tndissolubly linked anyway
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
TO HEAD ENGLISH OPERA

Important developments regarding
the future OF covent Garden, adum-
brated by the conspicuous role as
sumed by Sir Thomas Beecham In the
managing control OF the recent season
at England's headquarters OF opera
have taken form since the close OF
that season.
A short time ago the Covent Gar
den estate, which includes the Royal
Opera House, was sold by the Duke
Of Bedford, and since then II has been
administered by the Beecham trust
OF which Sir Thomas Beecham is a di-
rector.
In view OF his prominent position
in the music world and the public con.
fidence in his musical ability II was
Inevitable that Sir Thomas position
on the trust would exercise far-reach-
ing influence on the destinies OF the
opera house.
Now, according TO the London Ref
cree, II seems that new Grand Opera
Company has been formed, and that
sir Thomas Is to receive s175.000 In
cash and also $4,000 in shares, and
hat he is to have full control of the
musical policy.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04

ment of home, So
eial and business
life-t ke Nux-
ated Iron and
" a { c h its
str ength-g giving,
up-building effect
1T will increase
the strength and
en- d ur anc e of
weak, n erv q u 8
rundown folk 8
in two weeks
time in many in
stances.
The Washington times., 1920-01-04

consider music seriously. frst. from
commercial. then from an educa-
tional angle, he has been drawing
closer to our musical life. IT Is no
bold prophecy to venture that the
next generation of American boys
will enter into the cult OF music as
heartily as do our girls at present.
''As those lads mature into full
manhood, and as their horizon OF life
broadens, they will lend ever greater
consideration to the vital role OF
music in our scheme of civilization.
Already the beneficial traits Of
this new male influence are felt
throughout the land. Great dona-
tions are made to the cause of music
by business men who are but late
converts to the cult of good music.
These vast sums donated by newly
recruited male music patrons will
eventually work wonders, but still
from the millions of boys. who,
through our newly-organized school
music centers, will be developed into
stRunch music lovers and music max
ers.
"Only when these boys have grown
into manhood, and have built fire
sides OF their own, only then will
America begin to realize what a
wonderful home-maker music Is.
Only then will Americas music iife
develop normally in its fun glory
under the harmonious Joint influences
Of the male and female in music
land"
The Washington times., 1920-01-04
CONFERENCE OF MUSIC
FOR WORLD PROPOSED

A worlds music conference is a pos
sibility for next summer. A Delhi
musician. an officer in the National
Academy of Music Association of In
dia, has written to Sir Alexander
Mackenzie urging that such a conven-
tion be held in London in June.
The foremost musicians of the world
will be invited, II the plan materializes
and will have opportunity for a free
and frank discussion OF the various
systems of music.
Besides" this letter from India's
up-to-date music society continues,
this association Is of opinion that
central worlds research society
should be established in London or
Paris whose object would be to collect
all the existing manuscripts and other
materials on the different systems of
music in the world. We would then
also try to collect the records (phono-
graphic) OF all living instruments al
and vocal artists. Perhaps much
has been done by you In this respect
so far as European artists arc con.
cerned, but let me assure you that
" Photographic records OF Eastern
artists were obtained the worlds stock
OF music would be enrighed by this
addition of Eastern varieties"