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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19

kampstilling overfor den Be
yegelse, der i Anledning af Ar
Doe Rasmussen-Sagen rejstes fra
deres Side, som onsker Friheden
/ Folkekirken indskrenket til
Diet mindst mulige.
Og Diet skal siges til Poylsens
Ere, at trods den Harme, han
maatte fole %oyerfor disse Folks
Bestrebelser, sogte han at hin.
Dire Udbrudet af en- almindelig
Kirkekamp. Han holdt igen for
Landefredens Skyld, = for Ian
diets udsatte Shilling Skyld, =
og for Sonderjydernes Skyld, for
at Gl@den over Genforeningen
like skulde blive forstyrret we'd
en- bitter kirkelig Kamp."
Oyenstaaende er hentet fra Ell
Artikel i ,,Hojskolebladet'' med
Overskriften ,,Thoryald Pavlsen"
skriver ,,Kr. Dgbl.".
Bladet vii like opholde sig
we'd den. Ros, Artiklen udoser
over Pastor Povlsen. Den er ham
vel undt, hyis den kan troste ham
lidt.
bet vii kun gore opmerksom
paa, at den Bevegelse, der rel
SITES i Anledning af Arboe Ras-
mussen-Sagen, betegnes som en-
Side, som 6nsker Friheden /
Folkekirken indskrenket til Diet
mindst mulige".
We'd ct kirkeligt Mode paa Kol-
ding H6jskolehjem 3. P~aaskedag
'udtalte Jacob Appel ON de kir-
kelige F~rihedskrav bl. a. folgen-
de i'll. ,,H9jskolebladet"s Refe-
rat:
bet, Diet kommer an paa, er
.jo, hyor de, der gaar ind i Eg.
teskab, har deres Hjerte og deres
Tro. Maaske vii man sporge /:
ia, men naar nu de fleste on
SKIER den valgfri Ordning, vii du
saa like meme, at den Dor fore
trekkes? Men jeg maa svare
Nej, jeg onsker like en- Ord
ming, som jeg kan Sc, vii med
fore Misbrug af den Velsignelse,
Kirken har at give"
Hr. Appel bryder sig altsaa
fell ON Flertallets Frihedskrav,
naar han kan Sc, at Diet ,,vil med
fore Misbrug af den Velsignelse,
Kirken har at give"
Hvor kont Wide Diet like have
veret, ON ,,Hojskolebladet' hav-
de ladet sig belere af ham til at
anlegge samme Maalestok paa
os andre. Det err jo dog vel like
,,H9jskolebladet'' Folk alene,
der har Patent paa at skonne ON,
hvor der er den rette og GAVIN
lige Frihed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19
IMPROVED FARME

i Price County, Wis, ,,hvor Hestmis-
vekst er ukendt". Mango s@lges til
Kostende af Improvements. 30,dae
Acres uimproved Land, passende far
Farming og Ranching. Rimelige Prf
ser, lette Vilkaar. Skriv efter Hste
over improved Farme SAINT Pamflat
B. c. Aim (~Personal), Phillips, WIN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19
Hutchinson, Minnesota, June 2n6
to 7th 1920.

The slogan of people from far
and near.
We welcome all delegates and
friends to the largest convention
ever held by the United Danish
Lutheran Church in America
If you are interested in look
ing over this community call at
our office. Our drivers are at
your service.
Mcleod County Land Company
Hutchinson, Minnesota
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19


l. Reparationen paa Skolebyg.
ningen $4,000.
?. Ladies Dormitory mindst
$4,000.
3. Mems Dormitory mindst
$50, 900.
4. Bibilotek og Laboratorium
$40, 900.
D. Heating Plant $50, 1000.
6. Bestyrerbolig. $4,000.
Hertil skal jeg blot bemerke
Vi har rigelig Plads i Skolebyg-
ningen til baade Library og La
boratorium saa de $40. 600
kan man nu godt vente med,
indtil Vi faar mere end det dob
bette Antal Clever af hvad vi
nogen Sinde har haft. Med Hen
syn til Reparation s-Omkostnin
gen, da haaber vi at komme med
Ell lille Overraskelse senere.
| Blair, siger Pastor Laursen,
har vi Bygninger med Grund,
verd mindst - til os - $75, 900.
Mon Pastor Laursen Grinder
hans egne Udtryk baade fra Ken
mare og Cedar Falls: Den enc
etc Grund, hyorfor Bygninger-
ne / Blair like falder, er, at de
like kan bliye enige med sig selv
ON til hvilken Side de skal fall
de-" Mon han har CLIENT, hvad
han oplyste os ON j Flor, hyad
State-Inspectoren havde sagtY
En- Mand fortalte mig for to
Aar siden: hvis Diet passer, hvad
Pastor Laursen sier ON Skole-
bygningerne i Blair, da tor .jeg
like sende mine Piger til Skolen
hvilket jeg ellers havde be-
stemt. Han gjorde Diet heller TX
Ike. Omtrent samtidigt sagde
Laursen til mig: ,,Dersom Diet
havde veret eft bone fida' Til
bud fra Harlan, da hayde Diet
veret Diet klogeste, vi kunde
have gjort at modtage Diet. osv.,
osv.
ia, Diet gaar over min 90 man
ge andres Forstand, hvorledes
man saa hurtigt og saa grundigt
kan forandre Anskuelser. Lad
mig blot minde ON. at jeg, maa-
ske til min egen Skade, bestan-
dig baade paa Aarsm9derne, i
Skrift og private Samtaler har
mindet ON, at Bygningerne j
Blair neppe var farlige, Diet tror
.jeg endnu - men naar de plud-
selig stiger til en- Verdi af 49,
900 = ia, a vii jeg sige som
Pastor Laursen: regn selv.
Med Hensyn til at flytte til
Midland, da kender .jeg ingen,
SON err ferdig dertil derfor kan
der jo gerne vere mango.
FL heller kender jeg nogen,
SON har tenkt sig nogen ,,snar'
Sammenslutning med noget en-
gelsk Samfund. Men lad os byg-
ge, hyor vi kan vente, at wort Ar
beide og Arv kan og vii blive til
Velsignelse for Slegterne, som
kommer - ON Herren tower med
at komme. Jeg tror, at Gud har
givet den for. Kirke eft stort
Pund. Jeg har kun eft 0nske
at vi maa aagre dermed til hans
Ere. Jeg tror at kunne sige Diet
samme paa Komiteens Vegne.
Erbodigst, H. W. d o.
*Man erindre Tilbudet til Aars-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19

bet danske Missionsselskab

bet danske Missionsselskab.-
Paa ct Bestyrelsesmpde, som af-
holdtes den 7. og 8. April paa
NJ. SIS Bygning i K6benhavn
bley Selskabets nuvarende 9ko-
nomiske. Vanskeligheder saavel
som Midler til Forbedring af
samme indgaaende droftet.
Bestyrelsep yedtog da at rette
EN- Anmodning ON Hjelp, like
alene til wore Bidragydere (gen-
mem MISUNDERSTANDING, men og-
saa gennem forskellige Blade i
Haab ON herigennem at komme
i Forbindelse med en- Del Men
nesker, hvis F0rstaaelse for D..
NJ. SIS Arbejde paa Missionsmar-
ken kan p%aaregnes.
Foruden Dyrtiden, som ogsaa
fra yore Missiorfsmarker %stiller
sine uafyiselige Krav til d. NJ.
SIS Kasse, virker de for Tiden
herskende Kursforhold we'd On
setning fra Kroner til engelsk,
indisk og kinesisk Valuta i hpj-
este Grad ugunstigt for os.
Vor Shilling er .da denne, at
vi - udover de allerede indgaa-
EIDE Pengegaver beh0ver ca.
1904 Kr. for at kunne dRkke
wort Behov i |. Kvartal 1920 for
uden en- stigende Indtegt udoyer
den normale for, sely med gen
nemfort Okonomi, at komme geld
frit gennem den folgende It'd.
bet Wide da yere os en- stor
Opmuntring og Glade, ON Vi
paa ID. NJ. IS Kassererkontor,
Strandagervej "a, Hellerup, kun
de faa storre eller mindre Ga
yer fra saadanne, der Wide give
ID. NJ. SIS en- Misunderstanding I'M
der de nuverende V~anskelighe-
der.
P. B. V;
Busch, Formand, Sogneprest /
Vallensb9k.
Danmarks kristelige Student
erforbund. = Den fra den nor
ske Kirkestrid saa bekendte DIR.
theol. o. Hallesbye, K%ristiania,
talte ON Aftenen den 10. April
j Danmarks kristelige S%tudenter-
.forbund ON Emmett: Kristen
dommens Kraft;
Vor It'd interesserer sig for
Krpfter, men kun lidet for den
Kraft. der hedder Kristendom.
Hvis man opdager Kristendom,
saa i~nteresserer mar sig kun for
den som en- .gammel Aandsret-
ming - en- Antikvitet = og saa
er den dog den sterkeste Kraft
i Universet. Hyis vi Mennesker
like faar den, bliver wort Llv
EN- permanent Skuffelse. Den
sptter os i Forbindelse med Diet
overnaturlige. Uden Kontakt med
Himlen er vi hjelpelose. bet er
Kraften, der skiller Kristendom-
men fra de andre Religioner, de
leder nd over Jorden, men kun
her findes Diet, man s0ger. Jesus
err Gld, komaner vi under hans
Aktionsradius, a er kraften
vor. Hvad virker Guds Kraft
Den g9r mig til en- Djevel eller
til ct Guds Barn. vi blues, naar
vi ser Jesu rene Liv, han err sat
til Fald og Oprejsning. Han
virker Uro, Uvilje, Had, som en-
eneste Dom over de uarlige,
men de erlige drages ind hans
aabne Arme. Her har vi fundet
ham, der kan hjelpe. Han tager
sig af de syge Sjele. Han tllgi-
yer = siger sit: Ver frimodig,
dine Synder er forladtel
Naar jeg laser ON, hvad han
led, da tror jeg - da kan jeg
barnligt og trygt hvile- j Tro
paa ham. Hovedsagen er, at min
Lengsel stiles, og saa vil Jeg
opleve, at nit Sjeleliv s@ttes
n, ~ Povmoalca dor fa1pS af
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19
NY UDGAVE AT
Oliebladet

med dansk Tekst paa den enc
Side og engelsk paa den anden.
100 forskellige Kort i en- net
og holdbar Eske.
Pris 80 Cents.
Code Vilkaar til Agenter og
Forhandlere.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19

fusion 100000 Kr.) udgor def
samlede Belpb til kommunale
Observation-Disclosures i Som
merhalyaaret 100000 Kr.
Bel9bet foreslaas optaget som
nyt Bilag til Diet l0bende Budget
for 1921, Diet den nye Dyr-
tidslov like hjemler KommuneD
Ret til Udskrivning af EN- Til
legsskat.
Arbejdsl9sheds Statistikken.
Sidste Uges Nedgang. bet SAM
lede Antal arbejdslose / Koben-
hayn var Fredag den 10. Apr.
Ala mod 1881 efter Opgprelsen
den foregaaende Fredag.
Den indtraadte Nedgang i Ar
bejdsl9sheden er saaledes afl9st
af EN- lille Opgang. Denne skyl-
DIES vesentligst, at Malerne like
var medregnet sidste. Gang.
Dette Flags Medlemmer kon-
troleres like i Tidsrumrnet April
October, men af Hensyn til
Statistikken har man fremskaffet
Oplysninger ON Malerfaget til
Brug for O%pg6relsen pr. Is. Apri,l
og man har da faaet opgivet
400 SON Diet omtrentlige Tai paa
arbejdsl9se Malere. Derived er
Stigningen i Totalsummen forkla-
ret.
[ Provinsen er Tallet paa ind
tegnede arbejdss9gende gaaet ret
betydeligt ned i sidste Uge, fra
10,774 til 1894.
bet samlede Antal for hele Lam
Diet var da den 16. April 13,408
mod 1859 den 8. April.
We'd samme It'd i Flor a Diet
tilsvarende Antal ca. $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19
Festen for Franskmandene

,,Modtagelseskomiteen for Beset-
telsestropperne i Spnderjylland''
havde om Aftenen den IA. April
indbudt LA Marseillaise''s Off.
cerer og Matroser til en- Fest i
Odd Fellow-Paleets store Sal.
Lidt for Kl. 7 marscherede de
fra Frihavnen, ledsaoet af Ell
Flok Tilskuere, der stadig vols-
'sede i Antal, og som sang me |,
mar Orkestret spillede Made
lon"
Gulvet ! den store Sal i Odd
Fellow-Paleet blew smart besat
af de ffanske Soldater, der ben-
kedes ON lange Borde. Akademi-
ske Skytter fungerede som Mar
challer. Blandt de faa 9vrige
Danske, der havde Adgang til
|Gulvet, saas Kobenhavns Kom-
mandant, Overprasident Jon.
'quieres, flere at Mi~nistrene, Prof.
Verrier, Overretssagforer Peter
Paulsen og Borgmester Kaper.
Pladserne i Logerne var optaget
|af Medlemmer af spnderjydske
Foreninger m. Fl. Salem var smukt
dekoreret med franske og danske
Flag, og bag Tribunen var der
eft stort Maleri med Udsigt over
Paris.
Departementschef Hiort-Loren-
zen bod Velkommen, og Gar
dens Musikkorps lod Marseillai-
sens Toner smalde nd over Sa-
len. Derefter talte K~ommandor
|Scheel og udbragte ct leve for
Frankrig.
Chefen for LA Marseillaise y,
Kommand9r Loyer, takkede og
udbragte ct Leve for Danmark.
Opmuntret af Gardens Musk
korps gik man derpaa i Gang med
den Souper, der serveredes.
Derefter blew de franske Poll
uer underholdt af flere af wore
bedste musikalske Krefter: An
Iders Brems, Lilly Lamprecht, PEI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19

ALE blew hist at Klapsalver, Og
de TO sidste blew fremkaldt. Men
stgrst Lykke gjorde dog Fru
Ayoe Williamson, da hun kom til
,Madelon''s Omkyad, sang ale
de rode Pomponer" med, saa
Diet rungede, og da hun holdt op,
blev der klappet i Taxi, som
kun Franskmand kan Diet.
Tilsidst sang ale ,,Marseillai-
sen" staaende, hvorefter Salem
langsomt tpmtes. Matt"
Mt Dagblad. | Dag, skriyer
Matt af %. April, udsendtes
If6rste hummer af ct nyt k6ben-
haynsk Dagblad Den liberale
Velger, redigeret af den kendte
politiske Journalist Hr. War
Moe.
| en- Henyendelse til Bladets
Lesere hedder Diet, at Diet er
,Attentatet paa Borgerfriheden,
Diet koldt beregnende og sam
yittighedslose Fors6g paa at spill
lie Byens Berme nd lined Byens
Borgere'', som har kaldt Bladet
frem.
Flyttedagen. I Aarhus. Til
Flyttedagen den 20. Apr. hav-
de der til Aarhus Kommune
Imeldt sig 81 Familier, der mang-
lede Tag over Hovedet. Dertil
kommer 16 Familier, der dog
Iindtil videre, men kun med IA
Dages Opsigelsesvarsel har faaet
Low til at blive boende j de af
Statsbanerne eXproprierede Elem
DONNIE i Ewaldsgade og Hol-
bergsgade. AT de At husvilde
lFamilier afvistes en- halv SHE'S,
der enten er nygifte eller like
har boet lenge nok i Byen til,
at Kommunen kan f9le sig for
lpligtet overfor dem. Resten blew
anbragt paa Fodfolkskasernen, i
eldre Barakker og de nye ty-
ske Barakker, SAINT i ct Par
lnyopf9rte kommunale Ejendomme
Ii L~ess6egade og Steinmannsgade,
hvor der err bleven en- SHE'S Lei
lighedr til Disposition.
| Horsns. Horsens, 20. April.
Skont Bolign9den fremdeles er
lstor her i Byen, fandtes der dog
kun % Familier, der indtil
Flyttedag like havde kunnet
lskaffe sig Tag over Hovedet.
De er MI indkvarteret i Teknisk
ISkole, Fritidshjemmet og Kvin-
deseminariet, og man undgik saa-
Iledes at l@gge Skolerne altfor
Istore Vanskeligheder i Vejen we'd
at benytte deres Lokaler.
| Kobenhavn formede Bolig-
modem sig paa F~lyttedagen me-
get alvorligt. Til Kl. 2 Efter-
midday var der paa K9benhavns
Grundejerforenings Kontor be-
geret IA Udsettelser, og | L6-
bet af Eftermiddagen kom der
lflere til. Det var disse Uds9t-
l%telser, der skabte Vanskelighe-
derne, idet Diet kun med stort
Besver lykkedes at skaffe dem
ale Tag over Hovedet. Det har
som bekendt varet n6dvendigt
at tage Diet gamle F@ngsel paa
Christianshavn i Brug til Hus-
Wide, sk6nt Diet err ct meget
uhyggeligt Opholdssted for Folk.
Kommunale Dyrtidsforanstalt-
ringer i Sommerhalvaaret. Ma
gistraten i Kobenhavn har udar-
bejdet ct Forslag til Budget for
'ekstraordinere Dyrtidsforanstalt-
ninger i Sommerhalvaaret |. A
October 1920.
Foruden den almindelige Dyr-
ltidshjelp, der ydes gennem Ko-
benhavns MISUNDERSTANDING
(350,000 .Kr.), opretholdes fol
gende Observation-Disclosures
Tilskud til Sygekasser og Kon-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-19

for use in Lutheran churches xn1
homes.
Paper cover Id Cents
Boards 25 Cents
Sample copies sent for exam
nation and quantity prices quot
ed upon request from pastors and
teachers.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nesx..
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

fof its lourtn concert 10 Acolian
Hal. Febraary H. the Beethovcn A.
apc'afion "ll be reDrcsenfcd br tho
irnzaiey psastot. Nine. FANNIE
Eiprnhrld /Nlei"r. mo mas not been
h"sro in @eN 1pr1 for sptoc time past
~ "to VII piag tnc las, sonata. Op.
Ai4. Vi Eeetnu7en. and distinguished
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Russell. director of music at Princeton,
said yesterday that he was enthus astic
over the plans that have been made
for the week. He is of the opinion
that the occasion will be instrumental
IN arousng a greater interest in music
in all universities.
New York's Italian quarter teens
with activity as "Music Week" draws
Lear Entire families have planned
trips to the show at the Grand Central
Palace. and concerts are being planned
by the music-loving Italians for every
night in the week Special programs
for the week have been prepared by
the pupils Of Greenwich Music Settle
ment School. Al Barrow Street. This
school is making efforts to develop
tie musical talents of its pupils. The
institution has a registration of $50
and an average of l.500 music lessons
are given each month.
Many towns in New Jersey are en-
thusiastic in their preparations for the
week. At Belleville for the first time
in twenty years, there will be other
than organ music on Sunday. "Music
" eek" will be ushered in at Beleville
with church services on Sunday and
during the week there will be exercises
by the five grammar schools and the
high school. Plans arenOw being made
at this town for q community chorus
next summer.
Church Clubs Cooperate
A band consisting Of sixteen pieces
viii contribute materially to the week 8
musical celebration at Skillman, \. J.
Selections from "Faust' and "Martha"
viii be among the old favorites played
by the big band
Cooperating with the town of Belle
Vile during the week will be such
towns as Nutley and North Newark
The Mems Club of the Franklin Re-
formed Church., of Nutley. the Mems
Club of St Paul's NJ. +. Church. of
North Newark. and the Mems Fellow
ship Circle of the Fores. Hills Re
programs
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
plans for 1@Music Week.
Arousing Deep Interest
All Glasses in City and
Surrounding Towns Plan
TO Join in Big Festival
Which viii Open Feb. |
Caruso To BE With Stars
Exposition IN Grand Central
Palace To Be Chief
Event of Fine Program

The golden tenor Of Caruso will be
only one of the voices that will be
heard in New YORK the week Of Feb
ruary TO :. which has been officially
designated rs "Music Week." Down in
the Italian erarter they're planning for
the weeks celebrations. Over in
Brooklyn and up in The Bronx special
musical programs are being prepared.
And the occasion will be observed net
only in greater New York. but in towns.
villages and crossroads within radius
OF twenty-five miles
"MuSic Week. is under the auspices
of the National Bureau for the Az
vAncement Of Music. During the en-
tire week musical events will hold full
sway. Special programs have been pre-
pared for theatcrs. churches. schools,
Libraries. settlement houses and indus
trial plants. A big feature of the week
viii be the Music Exposition. which
viii hold forth in the Grand Central
Palace.
Americans Fond of Music
In discussing the coming celebration.
Otto Kahn. honorary chairman of New
York's "Music Week. said: "Therc is
a good reason for concentrating the at
tention of the people first on the art
Of music in the onward development of
all art in this country Music will. |
imagine. Tor certain period become
the leader IN art. II is the most ncr-
vous of the arts. the most Individual.
the most deeply moving Though we
have not been notably creative as yet
i'll music. think Americans are a dis
tinctly musical people and that they are
genuinely fond Of music
al,
vent of this period in nations de
velopment a more or less inarticulate.
underlined and partly unconscious long
ing of Il great portion Of the people for
something which shall respond to heir
spiritual aspirations. something quite
beyond material satiSfaction That
longing emanatng from the nations
soul, expressed and felt in many differ
cnt ways. is If | observe Alright get
ting to be ever stronger and more clear
~ discern'ble in the United States
Much. believe. may be hoped from it.
for the call of a people does not re-
main unanswered
Our people have Frequently demon
strated the faculty and willingness to
recognize. whenever it exists. genuine
merit in the artistic offerings placed
before them. They are open minded.
always on the alert for Improvement
and possess the great advantage of hay
ing no ingrained artistic prejudices or
Superannuated traditions to overcome.
Show them the better thing and they
sill recognize it readily and viii rise
20 It with real appreciation | know
of no case where anything really meri-
torious has been offered to our public
OF late years which they did not recog-
nlze as such and welcome"
Unqualified Approval
"Music Week' has met with the un.
qualified approval of number of mu-
steal directors Of colleges and schools
in and around New York Alexander
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Albert Spalding is announced for a
seco"d Y'oiin recital in Carnegie Hall
Saturday afternoon. February A.
Andre Benoist will assist a, ,hc n;aro
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
e-Control

< HE Gyaduo/a The Importance of con-
trolling the monographs 5 tone has long
been recognized bv all manufacturers, as
evidenced by the many different devices
used on phonoG*aphs for this purpose.
The Craduola the exclusive feature OF
the Aeolian-\ oCalion-furnishes the first
satisfactory and artistic means vet devised
for this purpose. 1t is so arranged that the
performer may sit at ease at little distance
from the instrument and by the mere pres
sure of the fingers, introduce all the effects
OF volume control possible with any musical
instrument. .1he music may be at one
moment whisper, at the next a full for
tissimO, the transition be either gradual or
abrupt, but always musical
lhc fascination of playing the Aeolian-
Vocation with the Graduola is extreme. AS
the arbitrary elements of interpretation,
namely, tempo and phrasing, are not
affected, the artists original rendering is not
actually changed
Only the tone color and subtle shadings
artists themselves vary with every perform
ance are introduced, and a new quality Of
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

At the concert by Nine. Matzenauer
and Toscha Seidei at the Century The
ater this afternoon the program viii
include songs by Secchi. Ncracini.
Meyerbeer. Staub. Fourdrain Areusky.
Tschaikowsky. Grieg. Saint-Saens. and
violin pieces by Tar.ini. Vitan
Tschaikowsky. Paderewski. Krcisler.
Sarasate. Together Nine. Matzenauer
and MIR. Seldel viii present Rizct's
"Agnus Del
Miss Eva Gauthier Will make her
next appearance at Aeolian Hall on
Wednesday afternoon. February II. in
recital Of vocal and chamber music,
when she Will present an unusual pro
gram, including songs by Beethoven.
Ravel, Delage. Samuel Gardner and
cambridge Crist. She viii also sing
the "Chansons Plaisantes," by Igor
Ntravinsky, which We're given earlier
IN the season by Miss Vera Janacopu-
los.
Roland W. Hayes. the we'll known
negro tenor, VIII make mis- only ap-
pearance in New York this winter on
hursday evening. March II. lmmc-
alately after the recital the singer Will
leave for Africa, where ne intends
70 devote some time to the study Of
the origins Of negro music.
Muir Silba. the Polish pianist. who
Will give a concert at Acolian Hall III =
week, received her musical education
IN America. in Vienna. where she
STUDIED under Lcschetizky. and IN War
s@"' whe'e She spent the greater part
Mss Siiba's father vas a we'll known
barytonc. Joseph Silba Her mother
90 was musical and II was from then,
tnat Sne received her carly education
Mss Sl4Da started the study of piano
=, 'he age OF four years in Ncw York
'',y. ~ the age of nine she was pro
Hounced an infant prodigy. She has
played IN Quebec. Montreal. Chicago.
D'h'er' Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The New York Military Band an.
= noances mat j, Will assume thc ,.,,ro
o' .,S conductor and for the future
VII be known az the Goldman Concert
hr. Henry f. tlecs announcos
naffha tor the last of the series Of
rec '9efa'ic Night" for this sem.
|7'er 10 be g.Fen ca Thursday eve
.'NH, January 20 Iu Hunter lollc0e
-''' i'fH''iptVN Avenue and
-''%'s-e i@hih street. a. $50 O'Clock.
Fritz Kre.sler's string quartet in A
in5roi ~iii i1gIe ou the proy,a,o of ,hr
LF'z quartet a. ttelr second subsrrin-
fson concert at Acoiiau Hail on TUX
cay evening, Fegg .ary 4. {, mas heard
trF me first ''me iu hcw York las,
april ~ eonccrt ~ th3s oryansza,;on
- "nom fhe composer nas gwen sole
IlTh's OF prrfot.aanc, for 3hr present
y" remaining number 1lli be The
bfeteoyro quartet 70 T. minor. On. So
80. = and the brahms quintet in b
f.inoI oo H.. for strings and clarinet
n which nc asslstin2 arts, ~ll be
rcorzcs Cfiecz.
Ha0el coriew Smith Chicago
5inT"s ~no i4 sopfano voloitt of he
'neren n the PhYsiaz BrookIgn slW
maze her Sc" Jofk deout ~ Acoliar,
Haii ne1f FRIDAY a.lcrnoon
fof ift fourth concert IN Acol.an
Hal. February ~. the Beetnovcn Az.
aDclafion "ai be rrvrc1outod b. tho
! lrnza.ey pinstct, Nine. Fannie
Eiprmh'id /e.ei~r Wno mas not been
h"sfn in @en Yprl for soinc time past
~ wro VII pjay tnc iast sonata. %.
Aii. III EcetnoYen. and distinguished !