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The New York herald., 1921-09-25

recital Of foreign music viii be at con-
cert of Polish music by Polish artists
on December Is. Miss Marie Bashian
will give a costume recital OF folksongs
on January 20, and an evening Of inter-
pretations in costume. with musical ac-
compartment. will be presented on jan
uary 80 by Miss Dagmar Perkins. Mrs.
Mary Stevenson Calicott will give a re-
cital OF cowboy songs on February /.
AS part OF a movement to educate the
public to an appreciation of the classics
In music a group of artists are giving
their services free this afternoon at the
Hippodrome. Nine. Frances Aida of the
Metropolitan Opera Company heads the
list. on which appears also Giuseppe
Danise of the metropolitan; Alfred Mi
rovitch, pianist Thomas Burke. tenor;
Samuel Gardner. American violinist, and
Hosina CALI. premier danseuse OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company. Charles
ID. Isaacson and John G. Freund are
members OF the directing committee.
The concert will be free.
Erwin Nyireghazi will be heard in
a piano recital at Carnegie Hall on the
afternoon of October /.
Alice Frisca. a young American pia-
mist. who has just returned from
abroad. will make her debut at Aeollan
Hall October 6. Her programme in
ciudes the Carnival Scenes" of Schu-
mann. Beethoven's Six Variations. based
on Paisiello's opera La Molinara - a
group OF Chopin. and other numbers by
Scarlatti. Daquin. Bach-Tausig. Douil-
let, Schubert-Liszt and Auber-Liszt.
Among the early recitals will be
Mishel Piastro. Russian violinist, who
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night with Miss KelRs, Miss Tell.
Messrs. COrailo. Roger and Becker IN
the cast and Mr.. Peroni as conductor.
Saturday Afternoon Miss Fitziu's Sec
ond appearance win show her in a role
In which she Is new TO New York as
Cho- Cho-Sdn In Madam Butterfly"
Marie Winetzkaja. Russian mezzo-so-
prano. will make her San Carlo debut
as SuSukt, and Graham Marr comes TO
this company for the first time for the
baritone role OF Shnrpless. In the cast
are Romeo Boscacci. Pietro De Biasi
and others, and Henry Hadley. guest
conductor. will conduct for the first time
with this organization.
The cast OF III Trovatore" Saturday
night will include Mines. Saroya, krae-
mer. Klinova and Tell. and Messrs. Tom
masini, viviano and De Biasi. conducted
by Mr.. Papalardo.
The San Carlo series will extend over
four weeks, TO be followed by Anna
Pavlowa and her Ballet Russo for two
weeks.
At the opening OF It's season in New
York November the London String
Quartet will offer a new composition
for strings. by II. Waldo Warner. Mr.
Warner won the Coolridge prize, the
work being performed at he Pittsfield
Festival with much success. Last sea-
son the London String Quartet intro
duced one of Mr.. Waruer's compositions
in Aeolian Hall which was well received
The New York herald., 1921-09-25
Musical Programmes
At the Film Theatres

The orchestra will open the musical
programme at the Capitol this week
with the "Marche Slav'' by Tschaf-
kovsky. Erno Rapee conducting. Erik
Bye. barytone. will sing as solo lie
Cinquantaine." by Gabriel Marie. An
elaborate presentation will be given 10
the Louis Kill" gavotts, in which
Mr.. Bye will sing, assisted by the Capi-
tol mixed quartet. The choreography
for the ballet has been arranged by
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bassoon players. Aususte Mesnard and

bassoon players. Auguste Memard and
Benjamin Kohon.
Rehearsals will commence early In
October under Conductor Stransky's d.
rection. Stranslky will conduct the OPEN
ing concert on Thursday evening. No
vember 81. and until the end OF jan
uary, when he will relinquish the baton
to Mengelberg Mengelberg will conduct
at Carnegie Hall. IN Brooklyn and at
the metropolitan Opera House. dividing
the direction OF the latter series with
Artur Bodanzky. Henry Hadley Is again
the associate conductor.
The New York Symphony Orchestra,
Walter Damrosch conductor. enters upon
its forty-fourth season with the an
nouncement of the usual twelve pairs OF
concerts Thursday afternoons and Fri
day evenings In Carnegie Hall, COM
mencing October 90. and the regular
series Of sixteen Sunday afternoon con-
certs In Aeolian Hall. commencing Octo-
ber 20. The personnel of the orchestra
will remain virtually the same as last
season.
Mr. Damrosch, who will enter upon
his thirty-seventh season as conductor
of the orchestra, has planned to present
programmes containing many features
Of unusual interest, as well as important
musical novelties gathered during his
recent visit to Europe. Several OF the
concerts in both Carnegie Hall and the
Aeolian Hall series will include larger
excerpts from Wagners "Nibelungen
Trilogy," assisted by eminent soloists.
Albert Coates. conductor of the Lon
don symphony Orchestra and the Royal
London philharmonic. will return to
America as guest conductor Of the New
York Symphony Orchestra for a period
OF ten weeks beginning December 20,
and will conduct the regular concerts OF
the Symphony Society In Carnegie Hall
and Aeolian Hail. The advent OF AL
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Among the early recitals will be
Mishel Piastro. Russian violinist, who
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French. German and italian operas !;
Czechoslovak. Polish. Russian and Japa-
reese folk songs, and American cowboy
songs are included in the programme OF
concerts and recitals to be presented by
the Columbia Institute OF Arts and Sci
ences during the coming year. The first
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will make his nrst appearance in Car.
negie Hall on October 2.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MmsEME sEMENTs
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Erwin Nyireghazi will be heard in
piano recital at Carnegie Hall on the
afternoon of October !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
PAPER, STOLEN
FROM BANK, IS FOUND
Valuable Missing After Houston
Robbery l. Discovered Hidden
Under straw stack,

.Si'ttls.l To l.lt lliEtS- lliSDai,l.l
pANNU.LE. VA. March @&.-.Nu-
other echo of the robbery OF thr
Bank OF Houston rrachoc here early
this afternoon. when long distance
telephone ldsicrs received ircm Grvt-
ma. ju This county. brought wurd that
". W hdmuud>. a farmer. had dis
covered negotiable pa ~ worth ;1u.-
GOA stolen from tn" bank. Sccrvtcd
under a straw stack y good deal Of,
amy one save the bank, was AIS"
found This each" Was found about
ilTr miles from whcv" about thrc"
months = another farmer, named
I.twpklu. found - steel box cuutalu-
IuE many thousand dollars worth OF
loot. also taken from The Halifax
bank. Which wa blown by yrEgm.n.
one of whom was captured lot long
since. tried ana sentenced.
The farmer WAS removing straw
from the sta < thi.' 'tII ming When Lis
pitchfurk revealed a large pile Of pa
yer. lie lost no time Ia discovering
where il had COME from. bccaus" at
tn" name of TIA" bank being on Suu"
% tn" PAPER EdmUnds guarded tho
hnd un;ii he mad sent ano,her man q"
! telephone u" called thu Peoples
Bank. OF ii!hu. ANA +. . Smith. the
cashier. huStvnrd TO IN" Suot about
ninc miles from irc'Isa. and lost no
lime IN 'makin". fan Identification
Registered Liberty bonds. SiS.iio.
bonds In South Boston Power Co..
$4,000. real estate hondS and cou-
p"us. $4,000. ui;y certificates Of oil
aud bank sto"k various enterprises:
~t"rty-SiN Wills. Liberty bond coupons.
total value. S}o"; thre" bushels Of
priN"t" papers. such as deeds Of
trust. notes, checks.
As soon as the loot had been id.n-
Tilted word WAS sent 10 Houston and
representatives OF The bank went L"
'irctnT this afternoon and claimed
TN, napor uftcr identifying il. Thc
mad means rJuh to tn. bank whicn.
after The robbery. made good ali
losses TO It's customers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
CONSTANTINE WILL. HEAD
CREEK FORCES IN FIELD
offensive Against Turks in .Nnato-
bia i Regarded as Only Snlu-
lion of Difficulties.
I ~ NSSoc.licd rr,ss !

ATHENS. Match 93.-rhe recent
decree mo"..iaim& The classes uf 1918.
1914 ana tHia has Widespread
comment Not Il single voice. how
eyer has hovn raised npaIu.; the
PROPOSED "li"nS!V" against the Turks
in Anatol a. which is luokrd urou
as ~" only solution ia View ~ the
StHhhuinnrSs OF tn" turks in d.ulin-
ing {" ncc"p; the london treaty
terms. ana is reported King con-
.St'niin" VIII take cOmnunt Of Tia,
army. t\dNlCcs TO tho French For
can 'fIlc" Tuesday said tIy Greek
offensive IN ASA Minor. planned for
ne end OF March. has been aban-
Gon'd, a; lcaS; Tor In" pr"scutb
y letter protesting AGAINST tho
lhtd" public by General MrtaNIS. for
itrT chief OF h general stan. and
mas received a MIXED reception. /,
: announced tina; Prime Andrew.
~"ISi"htiu". brother, Wiil take COM
ill'hu OF a division, and tina Prince
t'''rE". tho Kings SON. Will arriy.
nom i'l'iS To TAX" supreme command
al IN" Meet
Thc financial prohl"m nr Greece
remains unS"lved and tie only funds
inftn coming have been 1900. 900
dfINhmaS advanced TO tn. wOv.ru-
in"hi 10y The national bauit. Manv
'!ilcrS arr iu circulation that iinan-
':tl H"rrdlE"m"utS have been con-
Guided in London by War Minister
,'"'n"r bur '"'iahl" Information Is
hoi 2vnilahl" ana the government;
maintains silence regarding IN. re-
i'"HiS. tn" government newspapers
ak" an optimistic vi"W OF ;h- Siful-
ton Notwithstanding the ~colutrv's
financial difficulties.
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Kaiser. Hook VIA. tou>, Him rr.u,,,

KY y mite! Nov
THE HAGUE. sharon r..
lion OF tn" f"rmaf Eals., DE- t..
ing a book promises TO- .44
trouble iI Holland TIL, uuiu. lr,
frankly annoyed 10y fh, uuHH..t..,
regardinE u as an HbUa. ar E|a-rI.,.
iiy. Whil" tine E~Oycruruc,r IS u..
pectcd to cSpol Wilhelm. t.. trU.r.-
Will maxi representations 100 Doom.
pointing out tho nbI5pIfIar- af...
from the kaiscgs 'uluywoH' " lnt..
asylum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
4 fNDtNCENENrS
In Sicmuri;im

Isl. OMEGA FRNTERNlTN.
GAMMA pMicEpN ~CIIAPTER
Medical Cull.g. OF virginia
RESOLUTIONS or RESrEcT.
Wh-reas God. IN flis initni-." w,.5,r
Et- seen IT TO remove from our ,nUi-t
:. Packard. ~
49, u resolved Fi-s,. rha, W.. III.
'l"Lh''s of 'hr Gamma Oinlvrnu ,"lp;ar
81 T., pm.gr rrttr'ui'y. thar. Mix, n
~. IS hour ~. grief ANA d.str"e. ihr sorrow
ar'iAirrs. wi! yer hold ~ ,"n4eres, mem
"!E IN" ~ir"nily disposition, mobile ,hlr-
t' thI Exemplary C"at'ruul Spirit.
-" u further resolved. That rtr, Of
Ne" .-9'Ei."n, b" recorded ia III mlu-
Ii'S or ii' yhyN-.H and "a copy l.. -,ur to
'N' b.r"Nv"i family.
W. +. GREASY.
W. - RAINS.
7 " CAMPBELL.
JNp G. TNiiI:E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

KNONNILi.E Ti:N$ Marsh I'd
on motion OF coat operator having
Interests along tha' lin. to 'nc v.,l.i.
OF 100000 or - oco. 900, Fedora,
Judge Cochran AZ MaysvilIe Ky. on
Monday vacated his order Of last
week suspcndins operation of the
Cumberland Railroad running be
tween JfiIico and Artnmus, Ky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
AUTOMOBILES
n Automobiles for. Sal,

overland Touring.
i>!.u, Touring.
.N.uugII touring
""'' ",IIIe,s; ~ at ~barsain prices.
Nm TIC MOTOR 90
81" w. l:ro,d Stree
- SGD SAi;S. see Iaugh,u N,,,,
100 - ""o IVES, broad Street. "'"'
Fnkp. r0rliiNG. 1890. with st,,,.r 81.
I,I,t.,I,n. '"'s west fioad Street.
u, N',t'i!;t. roadster. Thoroughly 80
rw"o, T. h,,.t'i $500. Apily 1907 Norm
l.f:N1NGTpN-Fur sal. 40,
-'"i. motel l"N!nSion. good r,g ii;
'.."''I .NiriS: cor in ~,.rfrc, rouIi.
'"i' nave good reasons Tor ..utu.. W.fir
Inin"n"i. it" amy time. Sc. or vT''
N1F"f' ION III. t'a-cmuni. Va. "
MpNIE STONE says tn. rc,npI,r IL M.
lnvHl economical caT. 1913 West DronJ
NASH 1879 model Nash a.n,....u
touring. run 100 miles us.,I .,."er
3Mnrr ana Is u excellent condftioGH
m:rMr' rn?'"r Motors. Inc. 2oiI West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Investments, Stocks. Hnnis :.
Money To Loan

FINE SHARES sTock ~ lar. UIenmuu.
CORPORATION. WI!! sacrifice. Must nav,
money. Address l.. - EuN -ir
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The LARGEST 1--WE permitted IN the Want
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territory From other rourc,s the ralen
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ruh%I:Es rimilAHMAGSli..'eA
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hOEp.s DRUG STORE
j.. T.. EN:IrH.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

GREENWOOD. :. e.. MarcN e%-
Mrs. sarah N"inrauh. proprictrcss
h"un Falls. Ahb"ViIlc County vas
arrested yesterday ON tho charge OF
arson ANA placed ia Jail at .Abbevil..
iI"r stock OF goods was damaged h..
ir" on IN" night OF February -.
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%.fuut.rnl directors

MOURNING ORDERS coz: 2.e,ci In -
hours We are equipped 10 dy. gar
iurEis black &. twenty tour gpurs. TnI.
Is u s?e'.hl branch OF or business an.
j. always gwen IronIg. attention
MnizeA.s 3n5 Sorth :.y"uth street.
IlIAUl-Edwin rhaup funeral director
!"d e'nSh.ui,T. %oJ East Main Street.
N.LaLNlu III. N,nAnllM 5GEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
MERCHANDISE
business Equipment

SALE complete electric driven "a,
utrstvtfaphH "ut!t with plate cu,tin
mttilh. frames, metal ,.I'
nets. VIII sell gY whole or i'm m ', ~,
-, EoN 1886. Richmond. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
crSOnaI

EASTER cOIiSETS tor Easter dresses.
Come Qus-rly tn, cuI.,, Shou. .lT
Tort" RUIN street. Mrs. -. i. Pyle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-09-21
Green Mountain Theatre

Coming this week the first episode
of the great wonder serial, Light
ming Bryce" featuring Ann Little
and Jack Hoxie. You will see in this
great serial the Mystery Woman,
mysterious wolf powder, cowboys,
Indians dance, hall girl gamblers,
saloon keepers and Cinnamon. Sell
dom has serial been made that COM
manded so much attention as this
serial. 1t is claimed by many to be
the best serial ever made. Don't miss
a single episode. In addition to the
serial you will see a six-reel feature,
evolves of the Street" You will see
scenes taken in New York underworld
and the splendid scenery Of the West.
There is nearly 5000 feet of film in
this show and for that reason we
will begin at o'clock sharp. Be sure
to see the first new show Albany,
Thursday, Coventry Friday, Irasburg
Saturday of each week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-09-21

Rev. Dwight Hills Of Brooklyn. N.
T., will give the first lecture of the
course which opens September % at
School hall. There will be five num-
bers in the course this year. This
has been made possible by having a
surplus from the last entertainments
to furnish a better course this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Block and children
closed their cottage Friday and left
town for their home in New York.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Block
arranged a violin recital by two of
their pupils, George Smith and Har-
ry Furbman, at their cottage, to
which several Of their friends were
invited.
GREENSBORO BEND
William Goethe, who has been quite
sick is a little better.
The blacksmith shop has been COW
cred with metal roofing the past
week.
Andy Bedell of Laconia, N. H., is
spending a few days here with
friends.
Mrs. Ruth Bedell of Fairlee is Wis
ICiiS ACI pdTeIiCS, NIL oiiA 0AI .. " D'
Sternburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Valencourt
of Lawrence, Mass, are visiting
friends in town.
Will Graham of Gardner, Mass, is
spending a few days in town looking
after his hotel property here.
Mrs. Mary Robinson was called to
Glover Sunday by the illness Of her
sister, Mrs. Henry Tichurst.
Mrs. Jane Hutchins and Mrs.
Black Smith Of Lyndon spent the
weekend with Mrs. Della Harrison.
F. A. Anisden's mother, Mrs.
Amelia Amsden, passed her 93d
birthday Tuesday, September ID
Mrs. Amsden lives all alone and does
most Of her housework.
EAST ALBANY
Fancis keenan, has gone to Vince
lock to work for Martin Simon
John T. Simon has been in st.
Johnsbury the past week fo9 treat
nent.
william Kngallen has gone to
Bingham, N. Y, where he has en-
ployment. @
Mrs. Nora Good OF barre spent
the weekend with her brother. John
Murphy.
Thomas Ansboro came home Sun
day from his work in Newport for
two weeks vacation.
Miss Mabel Walker was operated
on at the Mary Fletcher hospital IN
Burlington recently.
Miss Josephine Centebar OF New
port is spending two weeks vaca-
ton with her parents here.
Miss Kathleen keenan, went back to
u. v. M. Monday after spending her
summer vacation with her fatner
here.
Deferred locals)
The many friends of Miss Rather.
inc Ansboro will be glad to learn OF
her recent marriage to John Murphy
of Lowell. Mrs. Murphy has Tor the
past six years been very success1ul
teacher both in this town and in Low
ell. They will make their home IN
Lowell where Mr.. Murphy is in the ne
blacksmith business. A host OF
friends extend good wishes for long
and happy life together.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-09-21

Cows fed corn and oats last Winter
did not receive balanced ration and
drew on their bodies to produce a
good milk yield. These cows will
grow thin on grass and will yield
poorly because grass is not a real
feed, only stimulant. Special Dairy
Molasses Feed is balanced grain ra-
ton. 1t will increase milk flow and
put cows back in good condition. Sold
by F. C. Brown. Barton. adv.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-09-21
ALBANY

J. D. Kelley was visitor in hyde
Park Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Conant from Norris
Vile is visiting at Geo. Lawrence's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bashaw spent
the weekend with friends in Marsh
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stevens from st.
JOhnsbury were recent guests at D.
H. Hackett's.
Mrs. Fred Wright was operated up
on for adenoids at the Orleans hos
pital recently.
Mrs. Elmer Wallace and daughter,
lola, have returned to their home in
Cambridge, Mass.
Several from this place attended
the fair at North Craftsbury Friday
and report very favoably.
Mrs. Alfred Bimson went Monday
to the hospital at Orleans for an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers from Haver-
hill, Mass, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Chamberlin.
Mr.. Lathe, who has been staying at
F. M. Fletcher's for several years,
has gone to Craftsbury to live.
Alonzo Fisher has purchased the
house on Water street, formerly own
ed by Waldo Potter, and moved into
Barbara Fletcher, Kathleen keenan,,
Dan Dyer and Albert Campbell left
the first of the week to attend U. v.
M. at Burlington.
Harry A. Pike, graduate optome-
trist and eyesight specialist, will be
at Mrs. Gilbert's Thursday, October 6.
Regular visits. adv
j. B. Darling from Morrisville, E.
Darling from Warren, Pa, were Wis
itors at H. P. Darling's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hallock from
Saranac Lake, N. Y, and Mrs. Hiram
Merrill from Lowell, Mass, and DR..
Harold Merrill from Laconia, N. H.,
were callers at Mrs. Della Honey's
Sunday.
Fred Newton has finished the car
penter work on Woodman hall and
has gone to Lincoln Miller's in Crafts
bury to build a veranda. Elmer
George is doing the painting on the
Woodman hall.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Percy Newton, Pastor
Morning service 1870.
Sunday school 11.3O.
Evening service 7.3O.
An invitation is extended to all to
attend these services. s.
Miss Dorothy Dow commenced her
duties as pianist Sunday.
Those of the Sunday school who
went to the picnic last Saturday had
great time, although we had to go
home early on account of rain.
GOTH ALBANY
Miss Tia Urio loft On Monday for
her duties at u. v. M.
C. R. Vance is filling silos for
parties at West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Williams are
suffering with hard colds.
Miss Guila Rowell returned on
Thursday from the hospital.
George Vance is suffering with
! rheumatism and is not able to work.
Mr.. and Henry Garner entertained
his parents from Mill Village on Sun
day.
Mrs. Walter Anderson is spending
this week with her brother, Frank Ell
dridee &C HarJwick.
Mrs. Nancy Bailey, who has been
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Miss Grace Caron is in the con-
vent at Barton.
Mrs. John Dwire is keeping house
for Thomas Canning.
Willard Nichols has returned from
his visit in Connecticut.
Victor Swanson was in Norton
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. Alkaline Church is visiting in