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(..Sfatul Tarii" J
.SCRFS0.tRE DESCISl.

Do3fHlc augustine: =
Vel ST "a eu am i>pravlt toatc
in cca mai bnla rcgula 5! va spun
cd eel de la ..NICTORIA' sa inte-
rrSeaza foarte multi pentru ficcare
ON 81 pentru bagaia care o all GA
menii. leo pan la cea mai buma re-
.ula. En- zic ca sunt eel maj buni
agenti din New York. toti aceea
care plcaca prin D-Tra au sa NEAR
"a hine 81 fara nici gresala.
Gu toata stima die Augustine !:
Iaslc EircH.
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G o N Y o C A r E

Societatea romina de ajutor !
cultura ..Strainul Liber'' din =
Louis. Mo-. convoaca re tot
membrii sal a lua parte la ada
narea generala lunara. care :"
va tinea Dumineca. 90 Februa-
RE 1920. la orele , p. m. in hald
de sub NJ. 80 South Nendcve-
ter Avenue. La accasta adunare
smt rugati toti membrii +
dc fata find mai multe chests
importante de rezolvat 81 alege-
rea presedintelui. caci eel care Il
fost ales pc periodul prim al a
nului 1920 drmi>ionat. RuydEl
Pc toti fratii a fl la locuf ma
sus numit.
Acei membrii care vor lip,i
de la accasta alunare yor Fl p
depsiti conform statutelor.
I'm numcle soeictatii ..StrainGl
Libcr'' din St. Louis. Mo-:
Nlcolae Dalan, vice presedlnte
N. A. Demian, secre..ar.
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UNDE ESTE VIATA CEA MAI
EFTiNA.

Nh este tara pc lume, Indifferent
daca participat sau M la rasbOl,
care sa nu Sc waite De scumpetea la
care ajuns viata.
Ga toate i'll ylata 81 aceasta scum
pete este relativa. Cea cc noua nj
sc pare insuportabil altora lise pa
re escesiv de eftin, dupa valuta lie
care Sc serveste.
! Asa stind de vorba cu TN Amcri-
can, retinut de afaceri la Bucuresti,
discuta asupra vietei a fost pen
tru mine adevarata surpriZa.
Mia spus ca la moi viata este incom
parabil, mai eftina de cit in State
lc Unite /. a costat o luna intreaga,
d abba 300 tlolari. suma Gu care in
Statele Unite nci vorba sd poata
trai.
pe 300 dolari insa obtinuse $4,000
lei.
In mic putem avea 81 moi salts
factia aceasta fata de rubla 81 mai
ales fata de coroana. Sc poate trai
inl Artlcal 81 Bucovina en- sumo Gu
care nu poti trai i'll Bucurcsti din
cauza ca pc un leu poti obtlne 2.SO
---3 cofoane. lar valoarea obiecte-
lor nu indura acelas rapport. In IA
cest caz daci valuta ar dicta-o pu-
terea comparative de cumparare pc
plata interna atunci raportul mo-
netar ar trcbui sa fie en- totul altul
de oare ce Gu suma in lei poti cum
para multi mai multa MARTA in RO-
minia de cit poti cumpara cu valu
ia corespunzatoare in America. Si
totuSi leul scale. Aceas situate
are marca germana ell toatc ca 81 la
ei Sc ohserva acelas fenomen, 81 mai
( accentuat char. din cauza ordinei.
| DISCIPLINED 81 spiritalui de munca
si lcrtfa al lucr;ltorului. Gu toate
| ca puterca de cumpararc marcei
este asa de mare in cit InduStrIaSl
! americani 81 englezi comanda mar
/ fa de export in Germania totusi
marca. spre diSperarea economisti-
. lor care conStata neputinciosi acest
/ fenomcn. scade pc pietolc externe.
Iata deci ia avind in vedere prin-
cipil!l ca yiata este mai eftina AGO.
@ 10 undc puterea de cumparare ba-
nulu este mai mare. viata este mai
eftina la moi de cit aiurca. lar daca
: lucrezi cu valuta americana. atun-
t.i devine un adeyirat raj pamin-
= tesc.
81 totusi yiata este un lad Ell toa-
t. adevarurile De mai Sus nedcSmin-
tite de calcul De &c? Pentru ca da-
ca intr adevar puterea de cumpa-
rare Il leului este mai ridicat5 dc
cit puterca de cHmpararc a dolaru-
! In in America. puterca individua
Ia de cump5rarc ml sta in acelaS
! rapport Ell acea a lerlui. 81 aici sta
/ taata racila Atfel poate am zice 81
j" moi ca Amcricanul meu.
i In Rominia viata este foarte cf
d tina. S'ablirca ace>tui arord in
: seamna yiata normala. Cind Va We
e III!
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ircedui.

Tot pc accasta calc sl1t rugati din
partea Comitetulu: Sectiei Lgai
Rationale Romine din Gary. Ind.
ca toti membrii Ligci, earl voiess'
ca sa mai apartina ca memhrii al
Ligei sa ia parte la aceasta adunare
care SO va tlnca tot arceasi hala.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele 1
p. III.
Avind in vcdcre chestnut grave
dcsprc membrii earl an repatriat
dupa cum S a pnblicat 81 prin zia-
relc noastre desre nedreptatiIe ce
Ii-se fac din partea authorization
rominc.
Deci sunt rugatl mcmbrii Ligci Il
nu lipsi de La aceasta adnnare. Il
| ind 1n fOlos,il tuturor aeelOra care
sc repatriaza.
COmietuI.
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bia Hights. lnceputul va fl la orele
1.30 p. M. Tot fratii membrii stunt
rugati staruitor lua parte Ia a
ccasta sedinta 81 tot odata sunt ru-
gait a-Si plati toate rcstantele ce lc
mai au la societate pc zlua sus nu-
mita.
Abscntcle nemotivate St yor pc
depsi conform statuteior.
I'm numcle societatii ..CuZa No
da" din Massillon, Ohio:
Presidigl.
(4t-45)
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& o n Y q & 4 4 r

Socetatea romlna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Trei Colorul 81 Indepen-
denta Romina'' din Gary, Indiana,
convoaca pc toti membrii sal a lua
parte la sedinta generala lunara,
care Sc va tinea in ziua de Z Martie
199. in hala de sub solul Bisericei.
Sedlnta Sc va descfide la orele
] y. m Ayind ma multe ciestiilal
importante de desbatut, sunt rugali
starllitor toti fratii membrii ca sd
MI hpseasca nici unul de la aceas-
ia sedinta.
Absentee" ncmotivate So vor pc
depsi conform statutelor.
Sc pune in vcdcrc fiecarai mem
iru ca sa f!e prezent Ia orele =.
m. de oarc ce sedinta sociatatii Sc
"a ridica la orcle I p. III.
In numele socictatii ,,Trei Cole
rnl 81 independents Romina' din
Gary, Indiana:
prp.idiUI
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e. q n Y q e. A II r.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cuItura ..Cuza Noda" din Massil-
lon. Ohio, convoaca pc toti membrii
sal din loc 81 din jur a lua parte la
sedinta generala lunara, care va a
YEA loc Dumineca. % Februarie
100, in hala socictatii din Column
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1iChotuI de munCd.

In cafenele mobile 81 intellectual
lie ale Capitalei s a citit mai ieri Gu
lncruntare presa de seara. Ea adu-
cea inca stire din cele subversive
Gu carl un anumit ministru obs
nueste sa 1ngrijoreze felicitatea bu-
curesteana. Dupa socializarea faga-
duita locuintclor nj sc mai abuse
ieri fagaduiala tichctului de mum
ca. Visatorii 81 milionarii proaspe-
ii, deopotriva, fura Legitimate 81 Sc
intrebe: Gu &c drept?
Pima unde poate merge aLoasta
indiscretic a anumitului min'stru?
Ea tinde, evident, sa distruga $, nj
timclc ramasitc ale comcrilor de no
bletc, ruinate.
Caci imaginative numai, un con-
trolor tcribl, care - lnlre orclc IL
81 II, adica la ceasul end tcata
plancta Sc cocoseaza sub incordarea
spctelor 81 minsilor, $ ar indeIetni-
ci sd intrcbe pc fiecare din oamenii
distinsi ce impodobcsc trotuarcle
cali Victoriei, sd intrebe asa, bru-
tai;
- Gu &c va ocupati, dom lie e.
Sau, ar trcce apoi intre 81 s du-
pa amiazi, adica la ceasul ciGd lara
81 plancta asuda de ostcneal;. vul-
gului muncitor, 81 ar intreba din
cafenca in cafenea:
49, &c treaba facet. dom lie ?"
Toata vitrina accasta lie fcricire,
care calca Victoriei 81 cafcneaua
bucuresteana, s'ar goli de farme-
cul, de parfumul 81 spiri.ul cari
preamaresc 1ntre mctropolele neo-
stenclii.. ST ar ii pacat. Caci, IN de
finitiv, fiecare regirna gcoorafica
81 sociala, are insusirile eli firesti,
care o caracterizcaza si-i dau pito-
rese. Cecace intereseaza pc un stra-
in in BucureSti, G imcnsitatca null
timei fara treaba, e gravitatca le-
nese, fanatica a acelui popor gait
care Isl plimba fcricirea de dou;,
orr pc ri, pc calea Victorici, la ore
lie cind in celelalte tinuturi ale con
tinentului sc lucrcaza prosteste. In
astfel de ccasuri, pc strazlc mari
lor orasc ale Apusului, Sc plimba
doar strainii. La moi. preumblarea
intrc ] 81 II 81 intrc 5 81 6, ia pro
portiile unei impliniri de nevoie re
ligioasa, - asa-i de hotarita, de ire
zistibila 81 unanima.
Aceasta necesitatc natlonaa a
p!imbarii a nascut un tip special,
rominnsc. pc care am 'numi: p!im-
batorul. Plimbatorul I'm ON care
sc consacra cxclusiv plimbarii. Ll
G un baiat frumos, ras, foartc elc-
gantc, bazat. L prca rareori bogat,
deSi II are niciodata profesie. Dis
pretucste pc toti oamenii ocupati.
El mi c niciodata grabit. fiindca
viata lui orinduita cu fatalitate
de ordinc primara. Esc la il din
casa. 81, Isl sav1rSestc hotarit clll-
tut celor doua ore de colinda grava,
multumita, intrc plata Palatului 81.
Sarindar Dejunul raminc totdcau-
na i'll scama surprizclor, accidcntc-
lor 81 noroacclor; cl III G obligator.
Oar, cafeaua sc ia in oricc caz la
Capsa. ST iarasi, intre 4 81 5, plim-
batorul Isl impline,tc rostul.
f ceeace sc chiama un ,,baiat BIZ
me- Il un artist al libertatii, al IL
bcrarii de orlce munca. 81 in des-
fasnrarca mODotona a caricrei lui O.
stetice, atitudinc quasi-religioa-
sd. =.
lnchipuiti-va aclrm brltalitatea IL
chctulni de mlnca lOvind tragczi-
mca unor astfel de suflete!
= Gu cc tr;icstc domnul?
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SOCIETITEI NITIONALI
DE CRTCE ROSIE 4 ROMiNI-
.NIEI.
Drectiunca
No. $50.
Bucuresti. 26 Noembric 1919.
CRTCEA ROSIE ROMfNI
cdtrd
/ COUITETEL FEMEILOR RO-
NINE.
26I ". 51th Str. New York. n. y.
+ Crucea Rosie din Brcurcsti IA
primit donatiunile ce All binevoit
q trimitc.
Am invcntariat continutul cclor
) lazi TRIMS" 81 am constatat ur-
m;toarelc:
/ 80 kgr. talpa; 40 perechi shcte
pentru copii: l49 flanele: III Pc
rec'i ciorapi; IS perechi pantaloni
mari 81 mici; 33 eamasi; 10 roehitc
pcntra eop;i; , costume complecte
pentru copii: II haire d;ferite: 6
scufc; ) ciciuli I vcste: , perechi
manusi pentru copii; fusta.
Pcntru care va trimitcm alaturat
o copie di,pa procesul verbal de re-
coptiune.
/ Nom proceda la distrihuirea O.
bicctclor in ajunul Craciunului
cind Sc va face pomul dc Cr;iciun.
! Numclc copiilor vii rom trimitc
ultcriOr
va aduccm i'm numcle Crucei Ro-
sii celc mai vii multumiri 81 ne ex-
I primam admiratia noastra pentru
| frumoasa idee ce att avut de veni
in ajutorul copiilor orfani. rimasi
in urma accstui crud razboiu.
VA rugam IA transmite tuturGr
pc:soanelor earl au contribuit Ia
acestc daruri toat; recuncstinta 81
multumirIlc noastre CO am resimt!t
END am primit aceste lazi.
Primiti va rugam eXpresiunea
distiEselor noastrc sentimente:
! G. Zals. presedinte.
ID. Basiliu, sCcretdr general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
IN ME- M ORIA M

TRrES.-In loving memory OF Dorothy Fries.
who died November .. 1911.
RICE-In rcverent and loving memory Of
Isaac L. Rice. who passed on November 2,
1915.
sMITH--rn devoted memory OF our beloved
son and brother.
isr LIEUT.. IRVING EDWARD SMITH.
Air Service. u s. Army CEscadrine G 40.
Escadre de Combat No. ID.
On this second anniversary OF his
HAPPY LANDING"
AT
TOURS. FRANCE.
He shall come down from on nigh TO
fetch me, and shall take mo out OF many
eaters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
BORISOFF, NEW VIOLIN
VIRTUOSO, APPEARS
Vigorous and Vital Playing, If
SomelUhat Elemental.

Once upon time II was believed to
be the work Of long end patient years
10 become n violin virtuoso and that
only in exceptional cases could the end
be attained. But some royal road to
violin technique must have been dis
covered, especially by the patriarch OF
Russian masters. whose pupils fill the
earth. Good violinists are now COM
mon. A new one appears nearly every
week and therefore no one was aston
ished when another. ]. Plastic Borisoff.
revealed himself I'm a recital in Carnegie
Hall last evening.
Mr.. Borisoff invited comparisons by
playing tho Vital chaconne. the Tschai-
kowsky concerto and pieces by Ysaye.
kreisler and himself. He disclosed a
big. full blooded tone OF excellent quail
ity Except when he pressed II too hard)
powerful and elastic bow arm, n good
information and a command OF the fin
gerboard In complicated passages. His
style was somewhat intense. at times
even tempestuous. hut II was vigorous
and vital playing. II somewhat elemental
In it's character. When he wished to be,
Mr. Borisoff could be smooth and flu
ent, but elegance was not his principal
point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02

LONDON, Nov. 1.--Announcement il
made of the marriage Of Miss Jose Col.
Inns. American actress well known on
the musical comedy stage. and Lord
Alastair Robert Innes-Ker. The cere-
nnony took place privately In London
several days ago.
The bridegroom Is the brother Of the
Duke Of Roxburghe. who in 1903 married
Miss May Goelet, daughter OF Mrs. Og-
den Goelet.
The wedding sends the memory back
to the recent days Of the war when Lord
Robert was equally prominent in theat-
rical and social circles. 1t also recalls
the more distant days. two decades or
more ago. when the brides mother, Lot
tie Collins, had both worlds by the ears
with her TIA Rah-Rah- Boom decay" In
those days Lottie Collins ruled the vau-
deville stage with the astonishing vigor
boldness. Jose Collins followed her
mother to the stage. For. three years
she has played leading part in THE
Mountain Maid" In Days Theatre In
Leicester square. London, with marked
success.
During the second year of the war
Lord Robert was detailed by the British
War Office to duty in New York. He
was frequently a guest at the opera of
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, mother-in-law of his
elder brother. He also was friend and
patron of the stage. His engagement to
Miss Norah Bayes was reported at one
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

In bower of autumn flowers at the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
yesterday. Miss Katherine Grosvenor
Hutchins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grosvenor Hutchins. Jr.. was
married to Mr.. Merritt Heminway. "a, of
WATERFOWL. Conn. The Rev. DR.. Henry
Sloane Coffin. pastor of the church. and
the Rev. DR.. William James Hutchins Of
Berca College. KY, uncle of the bride.
officiated.
The bride wore white satin draped
with lace and trimmed with orange BIOS
SONS. Her attendants--Miss Margaret
Grcsvenor Hutchins, her sister. the maid
of honor; Mrs. Maynard c. Ivison. Mrs.
John S. Tabcr. Misses Marjorie Wright.
Sarah Townsend. Jane Marvel and Gene
We've Mangam-wore costumes Of French
blue and tan color velvet and chiffon.
There were two small flower girls.
Eleanor Kingsbury and Deborah Ann
Durstine.
Mr.. Barlow Heminway was best man
for his brother. The ushers were Mr.. j..
Calender Heminway. cousin Messrs
Gerald c. Low, Barclay Robinson. Beck
with Cook. Robert E. Crotty. Eliot
Wooley. Harvey r. Warren, Herbert r.
Quincy. Oswald Jones and Churchill c.
Peters A reception wac held at ~ East
Sixty-fifth street. the home of the
brides parents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
GEN. WOOD, PALLBEARER
AT SCULL FUNERAL
Late Major Was in Rough
Riders in Spanish War.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
BOSTON, Nov. 1.--Distinguished per-
sons acted as palibearers this noon at the
funeral of Majod Guy Hamilton Soul.
who died suddenly last Friday in New
York. The services were held in the
chapel at Mount Auburn Cemetery, and
were conducted by the Rev. Francis Lee
Whittemore.. rector of St. Pauls Church.
Dedham. The quartet from Kings Chapel
furnished the music. Burial was in the
family lot.
The pallbearers were Major-Gen. Leon
ard Wood, who commanded the Rough
Riders in 1898, in which outfit Guy Scull
served; Col. Arthur Woods of New York.
former Police Commissioner of that city |;
Langdon p. Marvin. Samuel l.. Fuller
and George Utassy. all of New York /;
Norman w. Cabot of Boston. Judge
Daniel F. Murphy of Washington. d. c. !;
David NJ. Goodrich Of New York. Jay
Case. also of New York. who came to
represent the Police Department. of
which Major Scull was at one time
Deputy Commissioner DIR. Fellowes
Davis and Bartlett H. Hayes. a brother
in-law and classmate OF Major Scull.
Serving as ushers were George Win
throp. Bouve and Philip s. Dalton, both
Harvard. '9s. and J. Pennington Gardi-
ner Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
sJustSuppose' Has
for Hero Modern
Prince of Wales

Just suppose the Prince of Wales. or
perhaps we had better say "a" Prince
OF Wales, fell in love with n Virginia
girl of n proud but not impoverished
Virginia family. That Is what A. E.
Thomas did, and n very entertaining
little comedy resulted.
Just Suppose" opened last night at
Henry Miller's Theatre. under the direc-
tion of A. l.. Erlanger 1t seemed prom
lsing almost from the rising of the cur
tain, and when that grand old lady of
he American stage, Mrs. Thomas Whit
fen. made her first entrance II was
halted by applause so decided that Il
was certain that Mrs. Whiffen at least,
IN the role of Mrs. Carter Stafford, would
10. And when Miss Patricia Colllnge.
the Virginia girl. and Leslie Howard az
he Honorable but not entirely dfgnihed
If Calverton Shiplsy. and Godfrey
: RI. the Prince. came on 1t fulfilled its
omise.
II must not be thought that there was
4nything very, deep or revolutionary
bout the comedy but It did fulfil its
ission of amusement of smiles and of
some furtive tears in very satisfactory
fash ion. Moreover. II was refreshingly
delicate and strangely. in this. A. d.
1920. clean. The cast divided the hon
rs with the lines in cleverness and the
aumor and pathos were well mixed AS
II was played last night II seemed In
need OF little cutting. but this Is a
,etail
Perhaps never before have the trials
of a Prince OF Wales in real life and the
tupertrials OF the honorable and unfor-
tunate Sir Cdlve'ton. who was respon-
sible for him during his holiday incog.
been so appeslingly portrayed to a pub
lie which ia so democratic. particularly
about this season, that II syrnpethizes
f"eplv with royalty. Leslie Howard. as
bubbles" otherwise Sir Cdlverton. does
ONO splendid and wild eyed acting when
Godfrey Kerr. his pal. the Prince. gets
realistically III while playing hockey
from his official duties. And although
the Pri'tco is only feigning Illness. as
Linda Lee stafford SMiss Colllnge)
knows all the time. Sir CdlvertoB knows
real headaches before the Prince leaves
Virginia.
Young Kerr played the part Of the
young aristocrat In "1'illy of Blooms
bury" in London. and made a debut
here which promised well. He was not
the only one Of the Kerr family In ;he
cast. for his father. Fred Kerr, az the
Marquis Of kdrndbv, kept stern eye on
him as the Princes Keeper"
And last but not least, there were very
romantic and sweet--perhaps too sweet
passages between the poor Prince and
tho poor girl he loved, and in the last
act there was Thomascnian moonlight
fortunately dispelled by thunderstorm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
WILLIAM ]. CARROLL
FALLS DEAD IN CLUB
Gymnasium Class Prov0kes
Acute Indigestion and
Death Soon Follows.

william j. Carroll. retired produce
merchant and brother Of the late john
F. Carroll. one-time leader OF Tam
many Hall, died suddenly yesterday I'm
the New York Athletic Club. His death
was due to acute indigestion and heart
failure. the latter induced by over ex-
ercise. according to physicians.
Mr.. Carroll was injured several weeks
ago in an automobile accident. He had
been confined to- his home at 333 East
Fifty-first street, until last week. Yes
.erday he decided to visit the club. He
had made arrangements to Join class
in special exercises. he told his mother
and sister. The class was to start in
the late afternoon, and he was anxious
TO take part in the first drills.
At the New York Athletic Club 1t
was learned that Mr.. Carroll remained
with the class only fifteen minutes. He
found the exercise too strenuous after
days of inaction and complained of not
feeling well. He said he would go to the
rest room and lie down. A few minutes
later attendants In the rest room saw
him fall forward in chair and col
lapse. DR.. Nelson, a member. was sum-
moned TO attend him. Mr.. Carroll was
dead when the physician reached the
room.
Born in New York city 45 years ago,
Mr.. Carroll was educated in public and
private schools and then entered the
produce business. His offices were In
Gansevoort Market.
Mr.. Carroll leaves his mother. who Is
go years old. and with whom he made
his home at 333 East Fifty-first street |;
two sisters. Miss Elizabeth Carroll and
Mrs. Mary A. Casey, and brother. Ed
ward r. Carroll. who Is chief clerk In
General Sessions. He was unmarried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
DIE D.
In MemorInm.

Rice, Isaac l..
ALTsCHuL.-Mrs. Frances A. Aisschui. wife
OF the late r. Clement Altschul and
vember l. Funeral from home Of son,
Ti6 st. Nicholas av.. Wednesday. 10 A. NJ.
ANTHONY. suddenly, Of pneumonia, on
Monday. November I, 1920. Florcuce
Currie Anthony OF % Montague st., widow
OF Holland Chase Anthony and beloved
mother OF Helen Anthony EgRcna Funeral
services at Grace Church, Grace Court,
Brooklyn, on Thursday. November A. III
a. NJ
cARRoLL.-on November I. Loretta q. Car
roll daughter OF Bridget NJ. and the late
Patrick ~ CARROLL, Of her residence. 100
India At. Brooklyn. Funeral Thursday,
November 4 Solemn mass OF roouic ~,
Church % 50. Antony OF Padua. 10 A. NJ,
Interfnent Calvary.
CARRoLL.-suddenly on Monday. November
L. william ]. Carroll. beloved son of MARY
and the late Patrick Carroll. Notice OF
funeral later. 20 be held from HIS late
residence. a33 East 5fst 81,
CAvANACH. October 81 Kate Cavanarh
daughter 81 the Iato Mathew Kavanarh'
native OF County Jouth, ireland. Funeral
wednesday, November 3, from Funeral
parlors OF James e. McIarney a SON
Lexington sv. and 9th st. Requiem mass
al 81. Vincent Ferrer's Church at II
o'clock.
cONNELrs.-Hugh j.. on Sunday. October
81, 1890, AZ his homo IN Nu,ley. y. j.,
father ~ Mrs. Emma J. c. Rock. Chs rics
w. and the late Chaunccy X Crnncil.
Funeral services Tuesday. 80 r. NJ, al
The Funeral Church. Campbell Building
Goth ST. and broadway. Boston and AL
bany papers please copy4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
SINGS SOPRANO OR BARITONE.

Since tho time when Julian Eltinge
was In his ascendancy truly versatile
female imporsonators have beer rare.
but Karyl Norman at the Palace this
week could very we'll lay claim TO the
mantle of Eltinge. as well rs have Il
re him even when cut along most
modish lines. This youth from New
Orleans can sing soprano or barytone
equally well with one OF those reversi-
BILE voices. This gift enables him to
appear first In all the regalla OF a
prima donna and then come out In the
formal attire worn at stag rackets.
In his feminine apparel he fully lives
up TO his alias as The Creole FASH
ion Plate"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-02
MISS BUELL. GIVES RECITAL.

Miss Dai Buell.. pianist who has
been heard here on several previous oc-
casions. gave a recital yesterday AFTER
noon In Aeolian Hall. Her programme
paid especial tribute to MacDowell ana
Grieg. The former was represented not
only by several short numbers but also
by his "Keitic" sonata. Having finished
with the representatives or Scandina-
Wan and American romantclsm. Miss
Buell. made n transition to Chausson,
Scriabine and Ropartz, and concluded
with Ireland and Schlozer.
The pianist was not at her best yes
terday. The cause was not apparent,
but she seemed not altogether sure OF
herself in the Mcdowell sonata, missed
many of her points and gave n reading
which as a whole was curiously devoid
OF the romantic spirit. Possibly II Miss
Buell. had been more convincing In the
matter OF rhythm and less concerned
about an extreme raanissimo, she would
have made her meaning clearer.