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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Used truck and cars, !
1-ton International truck, fully
equipped with body and cab. Pneu-
matte tires, first-class shape. l
1920 passenger Buick, slightly
used. 1920 small Overland. near
ly new, equipped with five oversize
non-skid castings. Will give liberal
terms on any Of the above. Home
Land Co., Julesburg, Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-One Mccormick l2-ft.
push binder, priced to sell. Terms
to suit purchaser. One small Av-
cry separator. practically new. A
splendid machine for farmer who
wishes to do his own threshing.
Terms to suit purchaser. W. w.
Vaught, Julesburg. Colo. Jl4-2l
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Threshing machine, new.
Racine 20 separator. good repair.
Phone s9F24 or Luther Holmes,
Julesburg, Colo. Jl4-'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Threshing machine; 30
60 Titan tractor; 1886 Buffalo
Pitts Separator, all in good condi
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

of nose glasses in Jules
burg. Finder please leave at Grit
Advocate office. JAIL
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Three-b electric
plate. Only used q few weeks. C..
S. Deily, JulesburG, Colo: t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14
ton. For information write l.. R
Hammond, Chappell. Nebr. Jl4-2l'

FOR SALE-1 solid oak dresser,
solid oak poster bed. good mat.
tress, pair springs, l china closet.
l Singer sewing machine, l round
oak heater, 1 oil heater. 6 oak din.
ing chairs, l wool fibre rug, l Gate
leg table, l washing machine and
wringer, l bailer, 8 tubs, fruit jars,
stone jars etc. Roy E. Stevenson.
LOST-Some time ago, small baby's
bracelet with name engraved on the
same. Please leave at this office
and receive reward. If
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR RENT-Modern apartment for
housekeeping. Inquire at the Corpe
barber shop. If
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

WANTED-Your Poultry and eggs.
Cheyenne Poultry Co., phone Jules
burg 1s1. tt
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

WANTED-Good clean rags At this
office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Ford truck, pneumatic
tires, perfect condition, run less
than 400 miles. Will sell cheap for
cash, T. W. Jenkins. #
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

MAIL YOUR KODAK FINISHING
to Sidney. Nebr. Write for price
list. Films for sale. On 8 cash or
ders, / free. Moore Studio. j7-14-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

WANTED-Your Poultry and eggs.
Cheyenne Poultry Co, phone Jules
burg 1s1. IT
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Will sacrifice fine phon-
ograph located at Julesburg. Would
give easy terms to responsible par
ty. Address Factory Stores Music
Company, 1918 Calf. ST., Denver,
Colo. j7-2S
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-One truck wagon with
box. Good condition. Will sell
cheap. Phone l53M, Julesburg,
Colo. j7-14.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
URGE STRONG SUPPORT.
FOR N|NE-FOoT STAGE

Urging that the citizens residing IN
the upper Ohio Valley aid r:ti's in the
paddle ard lower sections Of Tia" valley
IN boosting for nine foot pool stage
between liItsbu:gh AMI caro-. CAPTAIN
.. +. B::rctt and W. {. CGlkins h"th
az cincinnati. and pr">id"n; ana ''crr-
i;.ry rcsreciivrly ~ Tie Ont" Valley in
!'r"vra - Association. aGdrcS""" Il con-
ference AZ local H"cu inter, >tcd III IN"
work held yesterday m"rn'n: at ~
o'cloc.: - N" Assembly room OF tie
chamber q: IomnIrrrc
H":h n.ru mate interesting taln$'
POINTING "u' III" ""n' III =" L. derived
from the Improvement aSSC"'h''"n g
work. and the u"u.'ltS "t a min" foot
pool stage all the way from Pittsburgh
10 the gulf "f M'N!ra. d"c!triHg opera
ton Vii then ~" continuous throughout
the year.
Til. spcakars told "f whn' has alr"@dy
been accomplished and what - W, -
j." done. declaring tic job "II! be nm
ished hy 1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
NE COT RID Of
. BO|[S. P|MP[ES
VERY QUICKLY
SEzLAIAE LADY TELLS HOW TO
STOP SUCH TROUBLES
~ 4 FEW DAYS,
MOTHER SAYS HIS COMPLEXION
!. Is o. Z.

MY son was IN misery with ooils
One boil after another kept him wretch
ed. His face was all covered With pim'
pies 100. 80 yOa can imagine the condi-
ton % his blood. He complained lot
OF gas on his stomach. 700. so when va
saw these nr~ Yeast N!tam!ne tablets
called Phos-Vho Ei.am!ae he bought a
bottle right away. They did wonderful
things for my son. HIS stomach trou-
bic disappeared arst and ne bexan eat
INK g-na. big hearty meals ard enjoys
then, more than he ever "a before. He
reMsh"s everything y7H PM In trent 81
him Then IN few days those ooNs
and p.mp,ts began vanishing. II was
Just ike magic. was t;ck'ed 20 death
II. way Fhos-Pho E!,amin. was doing
Il. Tho tablets cleared up his blood and
he Ism, bothered nj all any more with
breaking oGt On his skin or the eoils and
RS complexion $ hn-." continued Mrs.
william priscoll. 46t7 Jefferson St.. Boz
laIre
Hundreds ~ wheeling people and
rcores IN Martins Ferry. Moundsvills
and neorHv points have GI'cxiy gotten
rid ~ similar ,:ou:,."s b. fading rhos'
FThn~ E!ta'n!n. tahl.ts They are 50
easy 20 take. no one should hesitate a
moment
rhos rho v!tamlr" tablets contain a
proper desc oC VT mine taken out OF
v"as' A'so G,yrero. pho-rhat.s. and
Fat Soiuh'A \ E!'a1'!h~ They are made
~ f1es. !n=re1..rt- Results are quick
Tablets are ~a,sv 20 take AID druggists
recommend thu, as Tho most beneficial
and effective E!.ar:ine product ~ far
created The name Irving Laboratory
on bottle and carton - guarantee Of
anest quality. ard purity.
Health authorities say that boils PIN.
rles and stomach distGrhauc-s indicate
NiiaT'!re deficiency. F"opie n mis- CON
hitton shnu'd 'Urnsdin'',y start putting
tH-!r s"st'~ n 10 5.r< 81 condition -
tA'r Wish - AVOID wint-v il's this Fan
ANY lO'a +.'S S'0r. ra7 supply Pho-.
Eh0 VIA r" 'a-,rts They come IN an
Grange co.ored carton SiN.v tablets %
ths bottle The cost = t-'H!ns com.
pared with rssu.rs &c. A bottle ,on!Kht
--I2I ~. Ac.dsI!SEtsst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

.-id. !'r~lc.ir..s. lrv,n T!gc!"hecH.
Mr,.cs Ku:n E,'H"r:.rnI. M"rsn'''
k,.,4~:. I...,u Moss. !.:::" hp"'%.
.,:lc !,.c.. am llrl.:. %.mmcrH.t:r
A-ton Event Tonight
T... ~. 60. 49, eeru:,d EVEN: 81 ..,"
.,....r vu...t -" T.. ~ ~" "r.'''' Z
4 Nalt..-N. ~l'... Nj! ak" p..,... IT. size =
nai '.a. c.,r.:G. ,'.'i. - wv ",.' -
and Main s':e",>. IT," program = *
I.,.r ,"H - lr"." ,tI.'". :n''r- .'.nr -"
,,ru.ld,,I' ~. g., Nir,iI u,,II =. -: l. hN
l.,,l!,> @, IL .N:l". AaNI"a"y. f"il"w' Il
- ., G".i.. - H,r,.-y. AMI II he 90 ~
NJ; . "a. , s.. ,uI-iC :uirfsu. ~ =
ru,,u,a: !.... 80, h..::2. y! ln""!h"iN
hu,, bee: .:,.:'G 8" sr,H! t., '"..:"
lay a IT," ai!a..
rjyals Ready.
Arcrr'umr 20 several players "a It"
NNn t"rtha!! team. ;He% are ready f"r
Sun.al'S game. wnrn tu"N are S'"'d-
;,.L 'n n.~,t le. i;"HW""I y. =. ''.iu
IN IL" F-vr'v-ut;h street playground
tot The '",.i,s nav" url,rir"i "N"ry
rSrn.ag th!s week ard hay" strrHcth-
,n",i ;ie!r "u'ni 'ru:t~.H"rah'y. y ihis"
crowd - expected 20 attend.
Prayer Meeting.
Prayer ~" ing Services were GUNS
Quoted Lat evening" ~ the Trinity ln-
,heraE caurch. IN chaTG" "f IN" Key.
simon sr,Ar ias'"r ~ the church.
large a''rudancc TOOK part III the
opening services.
Y NJ. O. A. Activities.
ToJay's nc;ivi'lns At tn" y. VI. {. y.
VIII ~: l." ~ heavy rs In mo hrs;
few DAYS oc this week. The only event
scheduled To take r,ar" VII lie puil"H
OFF :n.s afternoon at i.&". When tho
Junior Bow classes ms"' Although
,hIs - The un,y event "n todHys pros
gram. the "N'' authorities ~" looking
forward 70 = as being very important,
FOR the Initiation OF several new mem
hers will take place along WIN IN"
STAGING Of several athletic events.
School Board Meets.
Tho schcol board Of the Wheeling n
tepcudrnr district Will meet ~ N"
U.yh school building this evening FOR
the first meeting since ~" i"Htes w"r"
set. which was IN August. This m"r'-
Ing - regarded as being very !np"r'nn;
md al! hoard members are asked 10 at
,epG. The business for III" evening
Will include sGhmjss ion OF reports ny
cav Superintendent G. l.. Citizens and
,rc city pubic librarian and other
officials.
South Side Briefs.
Nyhl lEoLGin O: fnr'y-N;th street Is
,rr-ov!ng after slight illness.
Mss Wilma Coul:on. o: ] wen! -nin'h
si,,e,. IS expected nom" today from
rI,,shurgh. where ,Ae has been visiting
relatives for n Jew days
Mr.. ami Mrs. I"h" frr.smu;h' NJ f'"''
street, are expected h"m" tomorrow from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
ST|RR|NGtDDRESSES
/ ON "PATHS OF POWER"

" The Rev. Harry Taylor has begun
series OF interesting addresses on
FAITHS to Power" at the First Unitar-
ian. Church. EGr ST., tina. should prove
helrful to men and women in tho prop
lens OF everyday life. He believes tnas
men and women neeu 10 have more
snow ledge OF psychology and OF tho 80
ret laws of life. the following OF whicn
mean successful living and happiness
ard the breaking OF which so Often
means failure and unhappiness. !.
Last Sunday MIR. Taylor spoke OF
The Peace that rasseth Understand
Inc" and showed how the power OF great
mon and women OF the past has lain IN
rris wonderful peace in the midst OF
.tr.fo and how human beings today may
in the Same way he masters OF circum"
stance. Mr.. Taylor's future addresses
viii lie on such topics n $ The Secret
,.h,nher." The Gift OF Understandings
I'll. Art OF Forgetting" The Casting
out Of Fear"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

duAu. and w., - - r"r'"r'''''" -
,,-,,rs g.,.!uc ui 80. >'i""; 49, -
nan, ,rar- back ;.I> w."' .''
4.r.n: was always It %. :" e.. @. -" vs.
:, riiStu,C !v- r.rs''.~ l''.l = .'' -.
t,::; NOW he >.t'..t'! II ". lee Il ~"
.,..n I.:ic:. On ac>r.". - !..,A .'.hE
aid al :Uc pace.
Benwood Briefs
Mrs Iuhn kearucN. 9: Marsha,
street. arrived howe from fnirm"h' f's-
trrtav. whsr" Sh" spent s"t'',H IA =
VISITING friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. rl!de Norris of NJ"
s;r.s. returned home Yesterday r"'h
S:s:e~sv,!!e. a:t"r spending srN''a! DAY
at tia, place visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs !. ". Nichols. &C Mar
shall street. will TO home from PIt'N-
lursh Saturday. after spending lew
DAYS at that place. Visiting friends ana
relatives
Miss Angela Steele. Of WashinGt7n'
Ia. will leave for home tomorrow.
after paying several days visit nero
with grandparents ON " McChen street
William Bart. Of South Ren"""a. ~
reportei 10 be III with slight at;ark
81 fever.
Wilbur Thomas, os Marshall street.
rcma!ns III at his home.
Nick Bowman. OF High street. IL WIS
i;lrg friends at WellsE'He. ONO. Tor Il
few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Mart Evans, Of S"u'h
Benwood are spending several days
with friends at SardIs.
Miss Virginia Smith. or Eoff street
isc improving from severe Illness.
Rov Fflben has returned home, ac'"r
amending a few days visit with friends,
ont Of tho city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
SOUTH SIDE
Y,P, S, PRESENTS
COMEDY TONIGHT

EVERYTHING is ready for tho play 10
ha gwen tonight a. the s.. Paul : Evan
gellcal church. on Wood street by the
Young Peoples Society. All tickets
have been sold and one oE the largest
crowds ever TO witness an amateur pay
IS expected. Tie eNH"i w" ues'h
promptly az Sis O'Clock. The play
which /. entitled "Al. The World Loves
a Lover" pertains 20 HE IN college.
and vii, be very amusing. The ca't OF
characters are all well known young
folks from the s.. Fauls chur"h' WE"
have worked hard In the past two
weeks getting everything In shape 'or
so succ.ss. Those who VIII :a&c part
ar.: Miss EstelA Hayha. Mss Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

These are frequently traceable to
deficiencies in the gasoline; 10 lack
of uniformity in composition or to
sluggish fuel that fails to Vaporlze
properly or burn up completely
The right gas minimizes these
vexations.
In volatility and quick, complete
powerful combustion, ''Standard
Motor Gasoline has no superior.
1t is an improved, balanced gaso'
line of standardized uniformity
that vaporizes readily at all tenn
peratures. 1t enables motors to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

HAN Anil ri hNf
VI lInSikhitb 6niS6
EHUkIlAu AbRk Inlay
lM LULU Hill IUDhI
r,,:.,r,.,-1 800. .. .>rc...cd
rr-a ..,.sy t~.,u M,,'.,vN Field. nay ten.
q =. al Ma,n~ james " Raei"y ~
ne c-gir.cr ,orpS. .: he L. s army -.
caA.-c ;A"'o.r,sThS g! l.snE:H A>sa'.":i
F.c.t and N.r.HcE from N" air tn"
=. - NJ to' "~rd To- u"t~' i..i=" ,r:tTN
al ~. :..",l. r'"Wty W. "a VII =" goa"
oNe- ~ army aviator - t..It '""N ~.
know ~" r"I;e hc'tcr C"twC'U Dayton
srt WI~t.:.-',u
Major Eari,', Win l. =. I'n ErUner.
f'"- ~ the ar service. have So; "p ;heir
",iu'T"en' or tn" AVIATION He'd p:"1'ra-
tory - u" maN'"e q; H. i!."t'&rA"hs.
T"" ,1:ce 't''l,I' i"UrNS 'i"'rr't Win Z
huge S"aTSEHGhiN nav" "'%'' |e"a re-
moved & H. Es!d Z" n" W"rN. !fo-
Vt".rG - pan" arrives ;""rE 'nN ~
ptI.;:e2;,. ~ to&raihy WI probably
bes.u .h,e :h,S evening.
Buy Beauty Parlsr
Word has ~. rs,.,,sd t.-c 20 the!
e~a., ina. Misses Nh, Krhrr,,,rn and
George Mason tor,ucr,y. 81 ,n.s ,:tv
have a.sDL.v.,i 'hs Siup utA' i,,lt lf,N tt.tS o
shop. IN -. prnfeSx.ou,.l Euli,!nS a:
charleston Thu :wo Women lett here
seyn-al months ,tc, nd ave s.;u,c been
located =, ,..,,-l.s.,.,. They bought tho
hsa,r,y ,,,,.,,r ,r,,.,, MIS-, ,-.,rS Jane
Cophi,
@"Ha4 40"A'
Iun":"! S"r>.,"S W" ," ~" ms
AFTERNOON n &C." "'' 'SN rom '"e ~
een's "n T"@rih >':.''. :y' n" late
HT\~' N2E'. IN 81 Mi ar" rs h"'
RS" way. Mo- ''''1 '''i" '"eSTaF
hsSH' .'...N ~ 4 -" ~'": ''"'HS. tue
S,'"''''> WI 'e '''' - '.S> d. '"e
M"''s H." cemetery
Entertained Rotss
Hardy N.".,,,..,.u. tenor aid the
E,sr:.r SISTERS r., ,,,.;..u,eu,ai;sIs
of M, Edison rr,rn ,,D,,.rv, de-
Uch.ful, c...r,;.,.,.J Mn,;ptsy;,," ko-
,ar,,r, =; thu. r,.,.,,- w,,xIy luncheon
boil =. H.. S:r;,rL ,l.,,~r AZ moo, y,s-
,srd,y >e,.r;,t y,,,,..I iu.,n.ss tnn,rs
Nver. ,on.u ND ~ discussion :r,,owins
the erter.o,rner. lnr m..;.ns Was
lutte VEL a;.rrdeL.
-
rec american i-ei'oa i"otna" team
W.. MOI" practice tn'S evening ana TO-
moro" evening On me ''dIr avenue lot
IN preparation t"- ;h'!v game SUNDAY
q: the F"it 1T: Field With the Yankee
y. -. OF Hhee.nc. The locals have
won every game PLAYED - Tar this seas
On and rxpec: 70 Cash the season with
oct dropping single contest.
n.oIo, r,,St-,, n.h..r,,1
An9>"T' 80, '. 81, 'V' N"e tes'ptt in.H
s''e' 10 'e e." az N"e @H"''u HIe,'e
OF 'c'o''r I'm an" Ok" WAS "e'o taS'
'Feh.hS ana tH' 'E'hs're' cas- went
'hF@aeA 'ne Various PARTS "I'nou'
H'isAaF VIA. " improvements IS oe'ns
sno"n ~ the r.a!erS VINO are gong 70
s.Ne Mou".IsIiis f"iNs one OF the best
MINISTRIES he'd her" n recen; years
t''NetS 'or ta' snow nave oeen on SAFE
'"r abo"t one WseN ana from present
.ne4cat'oHS me 'ae1t:s Will oe PACKED
Z" capacity on po:h nights Oh tho
eGow.
MoundsV1ne Briefs.
Mrs. +. l. sutton and daughter. Mss
Louise. or "aNneshurE. IA. az" tho
guests OK the FORMER hr"t-"r MF. knd
mrs \ l.. baraet 81 Morton avenue.
MISS Eileen Alexander "t eh'eS
street. who has been quiz" ~. S report
Cd 70 b" getting along very nicely
S"mu", chapman OF Narrow Ridge
was here Tuesday tranSact'ns business
W. F"at"" OF Bowman R'dEe was
Transferring business "cra TUESDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

GONE annoyances of automobile on its OIL Gays are
~ overheang missing the need tor frequent
adjustments quick and heavy accommodations OF CARBON VIC
smelling exhaust fumes and the dutlon ana
of the lubricating OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Entertained Rotss

Hardy N...,,i.-. u. tenor atd the
E.eu:us StStct~ lr.v. Observation-Disclosures,
of the Ed.>'n lh",,.sra.u company. de-
ligE'tu.H ca.r: ;ru,i M"Und$v:,t" kU-
tar:ar> AZ Their rrsu!a: w"c.iy luncheon
Eeit a. the strand theatre NJ uuoa yes
lerday. SeN"rai yci."".L business topics
were taN"u up & discussion following
the ectar:airHeu' lhr u"";.IS Vas
uJ,:ts VEL attended,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Play Yankees Sunday

Tie American l.eS.oa football team
~i,i hold 4 practice tbs evening and to-
morrow evening On ;he t'iLr avenue lot
IN preparation i"- :hS!v game SUNDAY
d; the Fuit 1T: Field With the Yankee
y. 4. OF Wheeling. The locals have
won every game played - Tar this seas
On and rXpec: 20 Cash the season With
cAt GrCuplrS 4 S.rSt, contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20

start quickly and develop maxi
mum power for hard hills on
lean, clcan-burning, economical
mixture. With ''Standard' it is
not necessary to Use rich, waste
full mixture. even i'm cold weather.
Yet "Standard' Motor Gasoline
COSTS no more by the gallon and
considerably less by the mile. You
can get it wherever you 60. Drive
in where you see the familiar
so" sign. Test thankful. Fill
YOUR crankcase with fresh Polarinc
and challenge the hills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Buy Beauty Parlsr

Word has Sc,a received by" 20 the
e"ert tha. Misses Ella kuhrndUgh and
GeorCia Mason. formerly. 81 ,N.S ,.ty
have acquired 'he hue aaN'"rlt H".,.tY
Shop. III - I'rHfeS$!ou,l EuitU!ag a;
charleston Thu ;wo w"'nca left here
sev"-dI months Icn nd AVE SIM" been
;oca tel ~ Charleston. They bought th"
beauty lLr.or :y"w Miss lara Jane
q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
Legion Minstrel Rehearsal

Another reheaCSa. for the Legion MIN
sire, 10 be Etvru At The Strand theatre
on October 9TH and 18th was held last
evening and tn" Tipstre: cas-: went
through the Nar'uUs PARTS without a
Uitshap, Nu. improvement; IS being
shown ~ the Payers who are going 10
give NUualSSLiir tnlnS one OF the best
ministries he'd here - receu: years.
Tickets Tor tas show have been on sale
Cor about one wecn and from present
Indications The theatre VIII be packed
-. capacity on bV:h nights Of the
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-09

CHE was proud and happy little maid. Not
J because she is a member of the fine old
FitZhugh family of Virginia, which carries
with it the honor of being kinswoman of Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee Though that is enough to cause
pride to swell in the breast of any girl of ex-
ouisite sixteen. Nor because United States Sen
ator John w. Daniel Of Virginia called her, as
she was, "hs fair little cousin" Nor for this
cause of greatest pride of all that she
member of the family of Francis Scott Key, who
wrote what not even George M. Cohan's "Over
There" can make US forget, "The Star Spangled
Banner"
Not for any of these reasons, but because she
had made her debut on the stage in "The Wizard
of o." and the stage manager had said she was
a clever little girl and the prize beauty of the
aggregation of beauties and had allowed her to
understudy the role of that Broadway favorite,
the late Lotta Faust. 1t a radiant night,
that of Anna Fitzu's first after-theatre supper.
One of those joy spots with which life is too in
frequently dotted Her mother there look
ing on benignantly and frequently murmuring:
"The dear child! 1t seems, but yesterday she
was in her cradle" One of the stars of "The
Wizard of o." Dave Montgomery of Montgom-
ery and Stone, the bachelor one, hovered about
and repeated what the stage manager had said
about her beauty and her cleveness. Verify, the
cup of her Joy was spllng into its convenient
saucer.
Them man approached. He had left an
other table and group of guests at the Waldorf
Astoria. He had crossed the palm room to con-
gratulate Dave Montgomery upon the success OF
the musical play. While he stood chatting with
the comedian star the prize beauty stared at him
with eyes rounded by wonder. .u
He was wearing a monocle, the first this Vir-
ginia beauty had ever seen. He walked and stood
with careless grace. He was perfectly groomed
and tailored, yet he would have knocked down
man who dared to call him a "dude" or dandy"
He unlike any man she had ever seen. Not
in her Virginia home, in New York. mad she
met a man Of such dark distinction. His voice
was rich and deep. He bent low when he was
presented to her and looked at her in courtly ap-
proval. Her heart iuttered as he sank easily
into the vacant chair beside her.
''This is all very charming, isn't it," he in
toned, watching her with smile in his eyes,
"Yes," she replied in shy ecstacy. II love the
lights and music and gayety Of the city. ] love
The Wizard Of Or company. They have made
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OF the turbulent southern republic and her own
native country were then exceedingly strained
Throughout these years of rendering music she
studied, her teachers said,, profoundly, inces-
sanity. And ever there echoed in her ears,
threading her laborious scales and .golden-toned
arias, the words uttered in a low, RICH voice:
"Make something Of yourself. Do something
worth while"
Now it came about that Andrea De Segurola,
reading his newspaper carefully, learned Of the
whose voice was powerful dramatic soprano.
Anna Fitziu," he mused. "The name has
familiar sound"
Back in the farther caverns of memory
echoed the name of slim, wide4eyed girl who
bad breathed, 'Tsnt it very wonderful?" and to
whom the man who knew well his world of three
continents had made answer: "Not so wonderful
as 1t seems. Make something of yourself. Do
something worth while" But the echo was
faint 1t teased, but baffed him. ,
He did not know that Italian tongues had
twisted themselves helplessly about the unac-
customed name, Fitzhugh, and that bill posters
and lithographers had completed The compromise,
by spreading broadcast the announcement that
Anna Fitziu would sing that night at La Scala.
Wherefore Miss Fitzhugh, with apologies to her
Virginia forebears, had modified the venerable
family name to Fitzu.
Approached after years Of success and study,
more success and more study, concerts, operas
oratorios,, fashionable morning musicalesI the
peak Of every singers ambition. In the COM
parative calm that has followed war the Metro
poltan Opera House has become that peak.
Bori was to create the role of Rosina in the
new Spanish opera, "Goyescas." But the lovely
Spaniard became indisposed. Who would replace
her in the opera already billed for the succeed
ing .weekf Enrico Grapados himself suggested
an interpreter for the world premiere Of his
opera. "The beautiful American whom my coun.
try liked so well! She. was very successful in
Spain Her name was Anna Fi-t-z-iu." The
Spanish composer laboriously spelled it.
To the American girl was awarded the honor
Of creating the role Of the Spanish opera. As
sduously she studied it. She had learned Span
ish to sing in Spain-and for another reason.
When "Goyescas" was sung at the Metropon-
tan Opera House Andrea De Segurola was there
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