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The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Andre Chenier' off
for Tenor's Illness.
'TOSca' Substituted
Gigli Indisposed and Revival
at Metropolitan Is
Postponed.

How many persons were disappointed
on arriving at the Metropolitan Oper.
House yesterday afternoon IL would be
impossible to tell without making a
hoGse to house canvass. 1t Is generally
Sei.sved that the majority of operagoers
do not like to test a novelty. They
prefer TO wait till some one else has
found It worth while. Therefore II may
be suspected that some were pleased
when they learned that Giordano's
Andre Chenier" could not be given.
Mr. Gigli. who was to have imper-
sonated the unfortunate poet, was sud-
denly attacked by hoarseness yesterday
morning and was unable to sing. The
production of the opera. new to the
Metropolitan and prepared with anxious
care, had therefore to be postponed, for
there was no other Chenier in the COM
pany. In its place Puccini's "Tosca"
was presented, and Miss Claudio Muzio.
who was to have gone to the scaffold
for loves sake. jumped off the Castle
st. Angelo instead.
Mr.. Crimi. ever ready tenor. but not
ready for Andre Chenier." painted por-
traits. helped the political prisoner to es-
cape and was he victim of the mock
execution. Mr.. Scotti. the only Scdrptd.
planned the destruction of Mr.. Crimi and
unsuccessfully sought the favors OF the
Roman prima donna. Mr.. Bada was to
have acted a detective in Giordano's
opera, and he represented one in Puc-
cinis.
In the evening the opera given at
popular" prices was Samson ct Dalila, "
In which Mr.. Sembach appeared as the
strong man for the first time on the
Manhattan side of the East River. He
had previously sung the part in Brook
lyp
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
SOCIAL NOTES.

The National Society OF Patriotic
Women Of America. OF which Mrs W..
r. Stewart is president. held a recep-
tion yesterday afternoon IN the home OF
Mrs. Charles Mayhoff. II East Thirty
seventh street
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Brady OF Troy
are spending fortnight at the Tray
more. Atlantic City. N. J.
Mrs. John j. Cooley OF New York In
stopping at the Hotel De Soto. Savan-
nah, Ga, en- route to Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Quackenbush
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter on February 10 at
the New York Nursery and Child's Hos
pital. Mrs Onackenbush was Miss
madeleine jackson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Phelps Jackson Of $50 Riv-
erside Drive.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
ART onJECTs ON VIEW.

Italian and French furniture of the
early and late Renaissance periods.
many individual pieces Of English
Georgian cabinetmakng and variety
of modern pieces of furniture will be
shown in Silo's Fifth Avenue Art Gall
leries. beginning tomorrow. With these
pieces. which come from private homes.
will be shown mezzotints In color,
antique lace table covers and bedspreads.
silver. furs and jewelry from the estate
of the late Jessie A. r. Logan. All
these art objects. togetner with somo
Oriental rugs and carpets. will be ssld
at auction by James p. Silo next Thurs->
day, Friday and Saturday afternoons.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
II. M. JOHNSON SILENT
ON HIS OPERA PLANS
Singers GiDe Present to Him
as He Sails for Italy.

Herbert NJ. Johnson. formerly director
of the Chicago Opera Company. sailed
yesterday with Mrs. Johnson on board
bound for the Azores, Gibraltar. Naples
and Genoa. Before the ship started.
twenty men and women of the chicago
Opera Company brought to the Johnson
stateroom flowers and fruit and pre-
sented to him a gold jewelled cigarette
case containing watch.
Mr.. Johnson was silent regarding a
rumor that he was going to the Mediter-
ranean for the purpose of bringing back
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
JACKIE cooGAN's TALENT.

Jackie Coogan, the boy whose work has
helped the success of Charlie Chaplln's
new photoplay. THE Kid" presently to
be shown In all u. f. Keith. +. f. Proc
tor and B. S. Moss theatres In New York,
Is the son OF Jack Coogan. former fa-
vorite on the Keith circuit. The senior
Coogan was a member Of the comedy
team of Coogan and Cox. and is largely
responsible for the development Of his
sons talent He appears IN several
scenes with Chaplin and Jackie In THE
Kid"
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
ST. CHRISTOPHER GUILD SALE.

The annual spring sale by junior mem
bers of the st. CHRISTOPHER Guild of st.
Mary's Free Hospital for Children will
be held on the afternoon of April 2,
which Is Saturday, in Easter week. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gou-
verreur Morris, 1918 Park avenue.
There will be dancing. with music by
Miss Byrnes orchestra. and tea will be
served. This guild supplies two wards
in the City Hospital. with all the linen,
caring also for heart cases at the sum-
mer home of the hospital in Norwallk,
Conn. The guild has among its men,
bers girls who will not be introduced to
society for several years. Miss Beatrice
Gawtry Is chairman and Miss May Hop
pin secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
JOHN MCCORMACK TO RETURN.

John Mccormack has sent a message
from Monte Carlo to Judge Morgan J.
O'Brien. chairman of the American Com
mittee for Relief in Ireland. that after
his return TO the United States he will
give three concerts under the auspices OF
the committee to raise funds for the re-
lief of homeless and starving women and
children In ireland. Arrangements for
the concerts will be made as soon as Mr.
McCormack's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New
York
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

an Italian opera company which will
tour the United States next season.
Others on board the Canopic were
Mrs. and Mr.. Frederick w. Chesebrough.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Bullock. Capt.
and Mrs. Louis Morris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzmorris Randolph.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Mrs. Hammerstein Suggests an
Auction to Sape the Manhattan

with Nine Amelia Galli-Curci singing
the role of Gildd, $4,000 was realized
for the Italian Hospital
= In the cast besides Mme Galli-Curci
were Tito Schipa as the Duke. Carlo
;aIeffi Ri0oletto and virgilio Lazzari
Sprafltcile The large audience was ap-
preciative and the applause was fire.
duent.
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL CONCERT.

At Hunts Point Palace on Thursday. a
concert will be given under the auspices
of the Theodore Roosevelt High School
to obtain funds to purchase a bronze
bust of the one time President
The New York herald., 1921-02-27
GALLI-CURCI AIDS HOSPITAL.
Sings Role of GiIda in ''RiEoIetto"
for italian Institution.

At the benefit performance of "Rigo-
letto" by the Chicago Opera Company at
The New York herald., 1921-02-27

;JM!l! Gt5@|i@stng& 5 q s,!at! 4 &Ge o.:
An Opportune Time
for the Buying Of Furs
The low point in prices of raw skins has appar-
emily been passed according to indications at the
fur auction sales which have just takenp place-the
costs of desirable skins having advanced sharply
---our foreign office also advises us that prices
abroad have increased materially.
We therefore advise patrons anticipate their fur needs
by taking advantage of present offerings prices of which
have been marked to very lowest levels
following notable exampes
$3.50 French Seal Wraps -. $Z95
(FinestQu
$3.50 Beaver Sport Coat ;, 1895
$3.50 Dyed Nutria Coat /. 1895
1915 Natural Raccoon Sport Coat s295
1895 Hudson Seal Day Coats 1885
(36 inch lengths Trimmed Squirrel and Beava)
$145O Rich Hudson Seal Wraps and Capes $595
Natural Squirrel Beaver Skunk and opossum
$145O Smart Mole Capes $500
$3.50 Natural Grey Squirrel Day Coat $500
$3.50 Hudson Seal Wraps $3.50
$3.50 Handsome Squirrel Wrap $3.50
$3.50 Natural Mink Day Coat 1915
lengthy
$500 Kolinsl<y Cape $500
$45OO Broadtai Wrap $2Z5O
$45OO Russian Ermine Wrap $1,000
$500 Handsome Natural Mink Capes $4,000
$500 Handsome Broadtail Wrap $500
Colar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
URBAN REALTY TRANSFERS.

Recent transfers of real estate In the
city limits include the following:
Twenty ty-fourth street. 3Os East;
Joseph &. Scammell from James A. 30
len, ct al, $4,000.
Eleventh street. west of Blackshire
Road; L. l. du Pont de Nemours * 20
from Horace l.. Gradner. $2l l,99SS6.
jackson street. 221 North; Bertha A.
Clancy from Mary Ann Aller, $4,000
Thirtieth street, northwest of TatnaIl
street: Thomas j. Baker from w. H.
Beeson. 50 500.
Hutton street. south of Vandever
avenue; AIonzo @. and Elsie }. ROBERT
son from w Il. PurlIs. $4,000.
Union street, s35; T.. Saggione from
+. Bozzano. $3.S0O.
Gilpin avenue, 22O6; Anne ID. Flaher-
IL from John r. Neary. $ll.50O.
Market street, south of VandcVer ave
nue.; Alonzo G.. Robertson from Victo-
rine $. Purks. $4,000.
Seventeenth street, 90S East; Abigail
II. VOTERS from Clarence j. Fink
81 900.
Vandever avenue. 62O; Mamie T..
Vandersloot from Joseph l.. Carpenter
Vandever avenue. 61S; William
Fletcher from Joseph J.. Carpenter, Jr.
$4,000.
Madison street 3007; Frederick Baer
/ from Girard Murray. $4,000.
4 Elm street. 2u9. Jozcf Falkouski from
( Frank Falgowski, $1,000.
Market street, southwest of twenty
second street; Frank Rankin from
Amos c. Robertson. $4,000
Van Buren, street north of Elm
street: John BoEuchi from PoiSki
/ Narodowa Iasa. $500
+ Harrison street. northeast OF Iwen
ticth street; Henry W Nandcvcr IRON
/ Anna W. Steele. administrators. $4,000
Linden street. northwest corner Z"
Franklin street; Anna II. kaischue
from Joseph H. Gould. sheriff. $l,t9ot5
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HARRISON NJ. f. COMMITTEES.

For the ensuing year Harrison Street
Methodlst Episcopal Church has ap-
pointed the following committees:
Christian Stewardship-R C. Nc
Mullen. Dr. B l. Neasey, George B.
Crussau-
Foreign Missions G. France Aldef-
sor Mrs " j. Houpt, MIS-. John
knotts
Homo Missions and Church E1Lehsloh
r. Pierce Mrs Hubert A. Roop'
Mrs Ami, Y. Sergeant.
Religious Instruction Mrs H. n
WIns Mrs. q i. Anderson. Mrs. May
81 ElWaiu.
Temperance r. {. Sutton, Dr. G. W.
Hughes. Mrs Elizabeth Burnite-
Auditing and Church Records
Charles i4cdnuin, J. II. Conoway, FL
wood Lcduum
Parsonage Furniture Women work
ers
church Music. II. Blaine, Mrs. G.
y Anderson. W b. I.enderman, DIR.
uushes A r. short, w G. IIighffeld
& 81 Crossan. II. ]. HUT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
EVERY ENENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED AIN Ek llSiNt'
(lndexcd for quick kefcrcncej
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count SIX words 60 the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge al taken for less than duN
No prepaid al taken for less than Z9c.
Charge. Prepaid
NV IA cents " cents
3 Consecutive Days. ~ cents 10 cents
Consecutive Days. = cents . ''i'ts
LONG TERM ADNERTlSlNG-
Special rates for business adNertSuN
given upon request. ,,,,,,,
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication Will I've made for errors
not the fault OF the advertiser. u ad~Ttlser
will report the error within - hours aitcf
trst publication Of advertisements -,
LASSlFICATlbNS NOI ZEN
MITTEn.
TEIEPHO\ED ADS
Classified advert iScmCnts that are N's
phoned 90 Every Evening will he aocvpHH
at the charge rates shown above ~.
the prepaid cost amount viii he accep''h
as fun payment IL offered at the business
Office within days after any such ~
is urst printed IN the paper. othei y IT. T.
the cost at the charge rates quoteu aSVN'
will he collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads-
PHONE TMO-TN OH INilhhJ
Ask for Want Ad ! akeF
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Motored TO wildwood.

Mss Ruth Dandy and Miss Lillian
f4asse. James Miller and j. Franklin
Mooney seniors al Z. OF r., motored 70
wildwood. y. j. on Sunday. The party
Was chaperoned by Mrs. J. T. Mowery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Hundreds of others get results from
Every Evening classified ads Why can |
you?-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

- -~-~
FORD Coupe. good condition; newly paint
cd. Packard Motor Car Co. 400 Orange
selooe.
FoRD-Delivery. 1917; cheap. Call Holly
Oak 1875 J g.
FORD Touring car. 1917 for sale nrst-
class condition. recently overhauied. Price
S225.00. Can be seen any evening aiter
O'Clock. at sos North Clayton.
HuDSON-Model Gao. seven passenger:
one Ford roadster with express body.
Wilmington Nash Motors Co. s. r.. Cor.
Eleventh and West streets. Phone 1440.
MARNIoN-Model "a 7-passonger. good
mechanical condition: Ave wire Wheels
good rubber: an exceptional value PACK
ard Motor Car Co, 109 Orange street
Phone 24l0.
OLDsMoBILB- Four-cylindcr. model 40;
good condition. CAL AL.
OAKLAND ROADSTER Best mechanical
condition two new cord tires just put ON.
other tires excellent. Can be seen at
Garage, 1921 Gilpin avenue. Price, $50.
Paige Dodge and Buick cars bought for
cash. Phones 353-464i.
/ PAIGE--lo20, 7-passeneer Paige, sedan
with disc wheels and extra wheels This
ear is in excellent condition Car must be
seen TO appreciate its value. Walnut
street Motor sales Co. 4o1 Walnut street.
Phone i3OS j.
PAIGE-Lato 1919 model touring by pri-
! vate party Excellent condition $3.50
cash For demonstration address Box
! . ~. Every Evening Oiiice-
! PIERCE ARROW TRUCK Real bargain
/ FAULKNER Feniture store. New castle
avenue and street.
! sCRIPps- -BOOTH 1919. five passenger
4 tonring car, in good condition. cord tires
Call ALB J.
! sTUDERAEER+ model, 6-passenEer
! touring car a classy car Tor business or
pleasure Phone 3259 W.
1 TRI1Ck- Two-tou cab and body. rebuilt .
1 will exchange for onC-tOn Ford truck bal
ance terms Address Il. Every Evening
once
/ USED CARS--For sale at reduced prices
Z Five passenger touring cars and three and
! four- -passCugpr roadstcTs. Easy terms
snyder Garage SECOND and 1cferson Sts.
1000 USED CAKS AND TRUCKS Many
At 500 down, balance terms SCc Nr.
1.rpenlees I703 Vine street, philadcl-
nhia residence s2l West st, Whining tou,
b'el''
! 1920 VIM Worm drive. excellent eondi-
tion bargain. also one ton Commerce
truck 2pA2 Market street
WE BUY AND SILL
USED CARS
KEEL MOTOR 60.
ELEVENTH AND TATNALL sTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

toDNT t~T-D
~ est frf .u..
ft-'a~~a aft.t
F.trIrr .fW.rt
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Room. wnhout board

Rooms withost Board q
,EFyEH.og sT al2 D.slrsnis conn
az cOnyeBieuoes pnFaf iamif
locatiDu
nAKKET FT tzxl sirniy tfrul.h.I
room. socnnd ngor front rlih ~ h
vcnirnrea Suitable fnf onfpi
gentieman
nooMs roR Rgvr 40 100
DEr-rE so7 aoo pnesrH rnr
YuRyvurp noow rnf'p
Horrr ,oooNWopATios
ROOM sir,iy furni-had 30 pr s...
llf ~ upiHft anN Itif.
cali tlHI
ROM gs@ii. . 80 s.r .,r,a, .a
Evrry kvrniur Dfrr
WAsHIeGTON sI sII tr.5 muafr
front r7om Zoe rnt 100 enoesrasnrss
roou fos rent aaloininr fafh
MAR DELAwAkE AVA AND dAD
sos Furnished rnfH. flF ernfi.fH.
only Fhrr' H-ff
RopN 90, a,s, r4.a.n.a ram .s. ,
Pronr tsH
wEsT So af u..raor re1
frpn' room aH -onv.nlrnr.s r.ar-
NE-T tus eee.n. .t.r t
~ gentleman rI...
wE ltis raai
.ts f..H..Hrd Fnrn.
WEsr I tio p1.aa.n, .tr ~ rut
man private a<ur
b}l1 II
tDom- % Housekeeping 90
FIsF ru aruir
f .rh. ani.l ptur
NsHEET urnr a-r ~,
fr- srhf .tfH l'rf
Datt tr
<J,JU nf hr
room f.r h.. s.rtfauF ... ..l4.u.rne, 4
Iitat '.r nr. sfu.t l'sr Il
KpcH 4r.- .r- .-r.rrf
lnf4-nlsta4 IH.r.
HD0Ns Fsrulrfra sgrt ruarHaftfn
tonvnicros .nrus .hmrsii.
sOiS erat street
EnnN .-f -rat
TATN Aff 1I
-trorIe flrrffrr1 .rf.r.
HrYH.tr, ptug rhrr.
wA-HiNsTD. no .ns
FURNISHED f.r .Fr. .aIaff.t .r.
tft
r3- It,NfNkED rfY-
rucrs trt tH
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CADILLAC. ToURrNGs,
HUDSON. sPEEDsTER.
MUCK. @oApsrERs ANp TouR-
DODGE. KoApsTEK~ MD ToUR-
iNGS.
GARLAND. KoADsrERs AND
TOURINGS
FORD. ToURINGs, ROADsTERs.
COUPES.
CHANDLER. TOURING AND
CLUB ROADS TIERS,
CLEVELAND. ToUKINGs,
AURURN. TouRINGs.
FRANkLIN ToURINGs AND
SEDANS.
STUDEBAKER. TOURING. MOD
FL 20.
The prices on above cars range from
500 10 81 500 and arr all guaranteed
~ he in Al shape before leaving our
arranged on suitable terms.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o.3o.
KEEL MOTOR COMPANY
Eleventh and Tatnall streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
REAL ESTATE FoR RENT
lparimenis ZOE IaIs

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APARTMkNT rwn nicaiy furrianon r.or
far znt lY,isrznsrptuE 49, ani
vest slde 'npnr ttH.
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slr f-ont ropm ataaI nrt
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aet s-ruuta q. .pavrniaiaoos a~ar
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APARTMENT ruul 3.s. 49, .
An- uatu ullae'ila.t nu.a'aaInu
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apartment 50 N'a a.. 500
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Apartment, fouI r.uUa hnt at
4nd ngt ~s.-r iraiootA.,
and Frvuch str,,t-
oE.r sT 81, tna .ngu .u.
vate hAth 'urn.,n,d 'r mr- .a
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rooms baLa Valor nrAl h aat
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stout
Bs.ness Paeos ~, asa
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NcntouCtr llgiulCiiuF cAnirs Iur .a.HNH
( ter rt.ainuionts. n.ttaar~ cnun,l tAlrH ..H
81 cscnins J,.., 4 uorner l NIns
h0uses BOA itent
RlI krM ~I Is oNu ta.ut .. .st.
elvcbrlctty poasss-aisn Appl. tit Aw
sixth str,S't
HOt ~hN hur rUmk 1856 r-ha "a ltfRti
4 strctt. 6 roomna. n-stu nNaI tfu nurh Ut
scott r'orns. hssth Aui uHtrh Y iH 5000
rooms. bath and pnEct hnnlh SEM a.
Investment go fil Furd uiuint fnu|
a 500
ANhlNbTON sI l.sl rwcirr naHu
hath porch htat elu, trtc Nshh, Fspi ga
; dition " h. kSAn. laaA NAAainii d
stroot fusa assipn NaN % fhouf 80
p MIST EIGHwEENrn sT aatt Nnre
story house aud Elar aEr furanssittn IA
4 iS Apply @4o9 @est hiEhtounth stln
Phone S292 =.
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JEFFER~ON ST. hl3 Draifaiiif renr.
an convenience private fafnNf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

nooM. 80 ngvr AI u {.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

HfbDMt Farulrfrs iErt ruerF 20 fr..
touvruIfrrsa Im ..nrur nHTrH II.
eufe euaf arr.s.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

yuRsr-urp noou rHi'p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

hsAKKET sT IN slrriy fIrui.b.I
ras5rn Sarnnd noor fr0hf ultn ai .HH
vcuirnrpa auitablr fnf cnHui
Gentleman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Itoom- - IousrtrepInr

R"oM
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Drrrr ~ .oa yneson rnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

.rtHTlfk>f .at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

FORD-Coupo, good condition. newly paint
ed. Packard Motor Car Co. 400 Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

Horgr ,oo"N~"oAT'os
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NanIeA -. -

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

RETAIL AUTO ACCESSORY BUSINESS
Including lease. Good location Large and
splendid looking store with plenty of light.
Win sell goods at market prices. Nothing
asked for good will. 81. 600 to $1,000
required. Box No. q 20. Every Evening
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23

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New Britain herald., 1921-09-03
NOISELESS ROOMS
 PROVIDE COMFORT
Artists Rave Over Latest New
 York Innovation

New York, Sept 2.-Sound-proof rooms for nervous artists are the lat est in New York hotel service. One manager has installed one on the top floor of his hotel for the use of artist guests and the innovation has becom. so popular that reservations for it's use have to be made several days in ad- vance.
 Singers, composers and actors and an occasional versifier have found there the noiselesS atmosphere so stimulating to the artistic imagination. High c or any other soaring note may be reached for by the singer without fear that a whirring pneumatic riveter next door will break in and spoil the performance.
 Not the merest shadow of a sound can sneak in to play the mischief when the creative artist is 'engaged in cul- tivating the muse. Nerves tangled by the clamor and strain of city life are soothed by silence and patrons of the sound-proof room say they don't see how they ever endured noise before
 There are no windows in the room and the door is of the icebox type. The room is ventilated by means of special devices which noiselessly let in fresh air and draw out the used air in the 
 Experiment proved that no ordinary noise could begin to penetrate the spe- cially constructed walls of the room The walls just stif1ed the noise before it even got started. lusty yell in the outside corridor died in the partition before reaching the stage of adoles- cence. Even a squad of window wash CTS with rattly stepladders and dangling tin buckets failed to register on the calm inside the room
 A mob of angry janitors throwing empty ash cans in an areaway was suggested as the supreme test of the oise-smothering qualities of the apart ment but the builders claimed that wasn't necessary.
 Several delicate spirits who claimed they couldn't find any place in the city where they could hear themselves think have made reservations of the room.
 The furnishings are simple. A few creakless chairs luxuriously upholstered and heavy study table rest on a thick carpet in which the feet sink without a sound. A grand piano stands in one corner. The walls and ceiling are done in a flat dove-gray without a bit of color of any kind to disturb the quiet neutrality of the rooms atmosphere.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-03
AVIATION PROGRESS
Commerce Department of U. s. Under Hoover Looks Into Possibilities of AirpIanes and Their Value.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Investigation into the probable scope of govern ment regulation of commercial avia- ton under the proposed legislation has i'cen begun by the commerce depart ment, Secretary Hoover said today.
 Government supervision of air traffic along the lines of rail and water regulation was recommended, he said, by a committee of experts of the War, Navy and other departments to in crease the safety and more efficient de- velopment of the new method of transportation.
 Enactment of enabling legislation, Mr. Hoover indicated, would probably result in the creation of bureau of aviation charged with the enforcement Of the rules of air travel similarly to the activities of the bureau of naviga- tion in connection witN water carriers.