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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

'Asculta Ano, tn pc mine nu
ma pot prosti. Vorba ca Il am
nici un zor. Stunt banii tai, dar
imi pare rau ca te feresti de
mine
''Nu ma feresc Ilinco dar II 'aSi
vrea sd site Anton 81.
Bravo! 81 tn crezi ca am sd
bat toba ori sal spui lui9 s'ar
putea! &c minte al O sd tin mai
multi la el ca la tine !!''
"Nu, nu Zic ala, dar fiindca
am apucat de am spus asa lui
Naica ti-am spus 81 tie"
DE &c i-ai spus asa lui Naica 2 :
'Venise sal mai imprumut Gu
bani.''
''Prostul. Am anzit ca l'ati
tocmit La curtc.
''Ce era sa fac. M puteam
scapa de ell l. am tocmit ca che
lar. De altceva null bun"
''Ce sd faci! All facut bine Cd
i-ai dat pane"
LA ala m am gandit 81 eu.---
Gu Vasile am vorbit. f nebml
dlpa tine. Lam spus ca nu sti
mimic 81 sd trimcata la tine. Trea
ba e casi facuta. Ti-am adus s.
banii. Eu cred ca ar Fl bine sam
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
CHlura obhgatorie
Rostul scolilor noastre.

Trebue sa ne patrundem cat
mai mutt de necesitatea stiintei de
carte, ca SD pntem avea 81 moi ro-
manii parte la cultura.
Rostul scolilor noastre trebue
SAL intelegem asa fel, ca sd fie re-
zultatul invataturei adevarata
stiinta, fara Gle care toate certifi-
catele 81 diplomele, earl Sc libere-
aza absolventilor, nu numai ca 'au
nici O valOare, bar ele Undue pc "a
eel &c lie pOsadh in gresala groza-
va. de-a sc crede invatati. daca au
hartia dOveditoare in buzunar.
NJ certificatul despre frecventa-
rea unei scoli este sufficient pentru
nasurarea culturei, eli cunostintele
dobandite pl'in scoala. Lar tendinta
manifestata in ami dim urma. de a
Sc liberia cat mai multe certificate
scOlare pentru q Sc corespunde la
ocuparea numerOaselor sl,libe,
lnnde regulamentnl ccre solicita-
torilar absolvirea eel putin cur
sulal primar, daca nu secundar sau
academic, II o pot condamna indies
tul ca distrugatoare a culturei.
Tineretul scolar Sc lasa apoi bu-
curos de truda invataturei, cand
site indulgenta profesorilor, carora
Ii s "a impus obligatia de a mai in
chide ochii in fata nestiintei va
dite a candidatilor la examene.
Inteleg foarte bine situatia, in
care Sc gaseste slujbasul statului.
de nu putea avansa intro clas;t
mai favorabila de salarizare, din
ca,lza cal lipseste certificatul obli-
gat, care face sal treaca inainte
colegul sau mai incult dar mai
fericit ca are la sine hartie ce-
ruta:
Ceeace insa nu pot Intelege,
este ca ne putem insela, inchipu-
indu-ne progresati in cultura dacl
spOrim numarul Sc0lilor liberia
tOare de certificate absolventilor.
La ce ne poate folosi accasta? De
sigur la mimic. c;lci numai adeva-
rata invatatura culturei obligo-
tori, este calea prosperarii noa-
sire.
Cultura a devenit obligatorie
pentru orice pOpor. mai ales. cand
pretinde sa stea in randul natiu-
nilor civilizate. cum suntem moi,
romanii.
ST este timpul sd ne intrebam
ce facem pantru progresnlt cnltu-
rel noastre9 Scolile, daca reusesc
sa alba professor, MI au insa mate
rial didactic, cartile sunt sclmpe
bibliotecile lipsesc san nu cores
pund trebnintelor poporulul no
stru. ST in medicul acesta, nepriel-
nic culturei, statul nu Sc gandeste
sa aduca nici-o imbunatatire.
/, Ce Sc maj vorblm de alte pro
'bleme, mai inalte pentru cultura
popornlui, ca de pilda, cursurlle
universitatilor populare, pentru
earl Sc face atata propaganda in
tarile mai progresate?
S'a stabilit in toate aceste tart
un program nou de invatamant :
cultura obligatorie. In lupta Wet,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

dai ciorna.
Zee ciorna q''
Ca ti-am dat banii 81 sa.. ;"
Sa spun pentru ce mi i-ai
dat! S'ar putea una ca astag 81
la ce thar folosi daca nu m 'asi
tine de vorba? Ce-ai putea sa-mi
faci?''
'Eu ziceam sa-mi dai ciorna
|ca ii lam hsat in pastrare si...' -
Asa? Stii ce Ano. Daca nu te
increzi in mine da-mi pace, 81
dute Gu Dumnezeu. cu Vasile al
tau eli tot.
Eu ma incred dar Anton sd
cam teme., 81 mia zis s;i-mi dai
0 adeverinta Cd i-ai primit ST.
'Asculta, Ano! Te rog sa ma
lasi in pace. Da, nu vreau sd am
belele pc cap. Intaiu nn mi-ai
spus mimic de nici Q ciorna 81
acum intorci. Tu vrei sa ma al
la mana dar nu snnt asa de
proasta cum ma crezi. Vorba q
vorba. Eu ti-am spus ca nu mi-e
pc voc 81 numai pentru tine m am
invoit sal iau, Cd de Anton n AM
nici un zor."
20 groaza de bani, rinco!"
| ''Nu til ia nimeni Gu sila.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
INFORMATION

| MaQflQ. FOrfele SpdnlOle
earl au debarcat la La Restinga,
pc coasta marocana, pentru alta
carea aripei drepte a triburilor
marocane resculate, All intimDi,
nat resistenta serioasa. lnainta-
rea lor a fost impiedecata. Tn
comunicat official spnne ca un
torpilor spaniel .protejeaza tru-
pele debarcate Situatia la Melii-
la e. foarte cfitica. Sc mentin
zvonurile ca cabinetul premieru-
lui Allendasalazar va demisiona.
New Orleans.-Robert Holland,
judecat la S-12 ami penitenciaR
|pcntru iefuirea unei banci a de-
clarat All ca ell G fericit ca CON
damnat cd eel putin astfel ISL va
realiza viSul copilariei sale. HI
spune ca dorit totdeauna ca sa
fie scriitor. In cei dintai patru-
cinci ami va ccti cat sc. poate de
multi, apoi va incerca sa scrie.
Samuel Tannenba a fOst initia-
torul unei lupte de strada pc
Thackeray Ave. cand el a tras
cateva gloante asupra unor tllhari
carl $ au fntrodus in locuinta sd
de sub numarul 6112 al acestei
strade. Oamenii esiti la strada, au
inceput sd impuste 81 eli dupa hoti,
dar acestia au disparut la un
colt de strada.
Niste hoti au dus un incl de
diamante in pref de $50 dollari
81 m cias de aur din locuinta lui
Frank Volk. 9502 Raymond Ave.
81 un alt cias de aur de la Adolph
Hamish, tot din aceea casa.
William Cole a fost atacat de
dol oameni earl i-au lr,at S5 dol
lari. eel avea asupra sa. Tot a.
cestia i-au luat prietenului sau
Joseph Mairrios, suma de $3.50
Lima. = Ida Richardson, ne
groaica, refuzata de casatorie
intre imprejurari nu de toate
zilele. Ea a-admis ca trait aicl
impreuna Gu Eli Handy, timp lie
trei ami, ca fost acuzata cd a
furat niste bani 81 checkuri de la
Handy. Acesta la spus ca 0 iarta
udCtt Ia III CdSdtUIlt. IId lIISi IL
refuzat 81 ma cedat nici judeci-
torului care incerca so persva.
deze. Ea a preferit temnita GU
toate ca traise deja in mod legal
ell Handy timp de trei ami.
Itheaca, n. Y. - Charles Ho-
ward Royce, de cincizeci de ami.
professor la universitatea de agri-
cultura stat in New York. a
murit aici de niste rane primite
cu ocazia unui accident intimplat
pc ferma de model a universita-
til. El fOst cea mai mare auto
ritate stientifica in toate Statele
in ce priveste cresterea animale-
lor.
Warsaw, Ind. = S'a aflat aici
un tun care fQst folosit de
Billy" Bins. un democrat info
eat, in anul 1884, cand a fost ales
presedinte marele sau pretiL
Grover Cleveland, s'a gas;t aici,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
DIN PATRIE

Dupa cum am annntat taxa de
80 ad valorem pentru marfurile
importate din Germania nu Sc
mai aplica.
Sc pare ca 81 taxa deja incasa-
ia asupra marfurilor ce nu au
sosit inca in tara Sc va 1napoia
Aflam din sursa oficiala ca a
inceput eXportul vitelor pentru
Italia. EXportul Sc face prin Ii
misoara. Pana in prezent s'au
exportat vre-o 5000 capete.
La Budapesta va fl infiintat
un mare depozit de marfuri ro-
mano-cehoslovace. ,mfiintGea "a
cestf depozit foSt hotarita in
urma intelegerei delegation ro-
mano-cehoslovace i'm ce priveste
schimbul de comert dintre acestc
doua tari. care Sc va face pestc
teritorul umgar.
Sc vorbeste cu insistentd des-
pre- lanSarea unui nOu imprumut
intern.
Subscricrile ar urma sd inceapa
in luna Septemvric.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

Ea fost transportata in spital
cu zane foarta sorioase Medicil
au declarat ca e putina speranta
Cd Sc va vnndeca,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

astepta automobilele angajate q,
Societate.
Comitetul aranjator.
lS3-94).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

|ulSpafl!la lu nlel canQ II a JcSl
iertata republication despre car
Bins credea ca sunt autortl dis
paritiei. Gu tOate ca ell dat mare
csteneala 81 ma crutat nici chel
tuieli sa l lgaseasca, 9isparitia
tnnului a ramas un mister panl
All.
Londra. Doua G..tizii gre
.cesti avanseaza din nou, la sud
de insu1A Ismid, dura cum
spun telegramele sosite e:ci. D;-
visible au ocupat un oras, Ia sase-
zeci 81 cinci mile spre rasarit de
Constantinopol. Acest oras era in
'posesiunea turcilor kemalisti.
Copenhaga. - NicOlac Lcnine.
dictatorul Rusiei planuinstc ca 81;
vina pc vacanta de :Atcva l,le
in Scotia. Natural ca aceste pla-
nuri vOr fl supuse sprc aprobarc
.guyermlui britain. Astfcl spnnc
o telegrama sOsita din Mo>cova.
Aceasta calatorie az Servi 81 pen
tru 0 consfatuire ce ar vrca S o
alba Lenine cu conducatorii bri-
tani.
Akron. = I'm batrm de ~ ami,
Ross Read, fost director de posta.
din Akron. a suferit foame de 30
ciasuri, cand ell a fost in escur-
sic langd Portland, O. Ell s'a per-
dut de Nsocietate 81 umblat asst
fel prm paduri incercand ca Sd
gaseasca vre-o viinta. Dupa trci-
zeci de ciasuri a fost gasit, cul-
cat 81 inconsistent de ostcneala, de
eXpeditia ce-a fost cOnduSa de
prietenii lui pentru gasirea lui.
Ell a fost dus in spital unde la
fost mai bine. Va avea lipsa de 0
odihna de cateva saptamani 81
Sc va vindeca.
Butta, Mont. - D-na Sylvester
Prenatt, al calui barbat fost
asasinat, d VENT aici din Oak
land, CAL, ca sa fie de fata la
eXecutarea asasinilor barbatului
eli. Duggan, seriful declarat
nlsa ca nu Use va ola permisiune
ca sa fie de fata la executarea ce
sc va tinea in ziua de &c August
numai i'm caZul cand cei cOndam-
natl vor consimti.
Springfield. Ohio. = Fri S Il
perfOrmat o cas;itorie nu de toa-
te zilele. Daniel Frederick, de 72
ami, a dus la altar pc vad. dina
Sarah Rust, de IS de ami. Ell 'au
.cunoscut timp de 80 ami 81 Sc
iubeau, dar ambii erau casatoriti
81 ambii find religiosi MI s'au
despartit de sotii lor. Inainte Gu
un an Frederick a devent vaduv,
lar inainte GU cateva saptamani a
devenit Sarah Rust vaduva. 'Eil
cram singur. ea era singura. g
zise Frederick. ''ne-am casa
torit deci. ca sa he implinim visul
tineretelor noastre.''
Sandusky. Suparata pentru
ca parasitic barbatul, doamna
Ruby Stewart. de 32 ami. a beut
.eri Otrava. Ea a fost amploiata
'aici intr nn restaurant. Ia scris
barbatului eli mai de multe orr ca
sa Sc reintoarca dar el nici nu
la raspuns. Atunci s'a hotarit sd
puma capat vietei sale nacajit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
CETIT!I

astoria Romano de Xenopol
Ia foileton. In curgere actul
Unirei, eea mai inaltatoare
perioada din astoria neamnlni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

intro imala, langa Center Lake.
Aeest tun disparut atuEci 81
disparitia lui niei cand II a fest
iertata republication despre carl
Bins credea ca sunt autorti dis.
paritiei. Gu tOate ca ell dat mare
csteneala 81 ma crutat nici chel
tuieli sa l lgaseasca, aisparitia
tnnului a ramas un mister pana
All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

Londra. Doua G.tizii gre
cesti avanseaza din nou, la sud
de imsula lsmid, dura cum
spun telegramele sosite a:ci. D;-
visllle an ocupat un oraS, la sase-
zeci 81 cinci mile spre rdsarit de
Constantinopol. Acest oras era in
posesiunea turcilor kemalisti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Isaac H. Clothier, Rich
Philadelphia Man, Dead
Quaker Merchant and Philan.
thropist Had Lived Entire
RI Years in the Citv

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Isaac II.
Clothier died to-day at the age Of
eighty-four. He was millionaire, a
prominent Quaker and one Of the
founders of Strawbridge & Clothier's
department stores. Death occurred at
his home at Wynnewood, suburb of
this city.
Mr.. Clothier was born in Philadel-
phia and was educated at the Friends
School. His wealth and business emf
nence were entirely Of his own making,
he having entered commercial life when
seventeen years old. Six years later he
went into business for himself, with
two partners, establishing the woolens
firm of Morris. Clothier e. Lewis. In
1868 he went into partnership with
Justus G. Strawbridge.
For good many years Mr.. Clothier
was manager Of Swarthmore College
and ne was always a generous patron
Of that institution of learning. He
was chairman Of the board Of trustees
of Williams Free School of Mechanical
Trades, trustee of the School Of In
dustrial Art, director of the Free
Library of Philadelphia and an Of
fetal Of numerous financial and iadus-
trial firms. He was member of the
Midday Club of New York, Philaic.-
phia Country Club, Union League
Club, Merton Cricket Club and Radnor
Hunt. In 1854 Mr.. Clothier married
Miss Mary c. Jackson. She and nine
children, all Of whom were at his bed
side when he died, survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Criticizes Dramatists'
Fight ON Equity Shop
Frank Gilmore Charges Com.
mittee Which Made Adverse
Report Was Preiudiced

Frank Gilmore, executive secretary
Of the Actors Equity Association, In
statement issued last night. described
the action Of the Dramatists' Guild
OF the Authors League Of America in
opposing the proposed Equity Shop as
very unfriendly act to sister or
ganization."
1--WE know that the committee which
actually presented the report on the
Equity Shop" said Mr.. Gilmore, twas.
in our opinion, prejudiced. having pub
licly expressed previously to the for
nation of the committee pronounced
and antagonistic views on the policy
of the association.
"The dramatists say that the Equity
Shop would invade their rights. The
Equity regrets that the dramatists did
not think little Of the rights of the
thousands of actors whose claims at
the present moment lie in our office
unsettled, and, under the present sys-
tenn, impossible of settlement
1--WE ask the dramatists what single
constructive rule they have ever made
for the amelioration Of conditions Of
people on the stage who make possible
the presentation of their plays. APP
parently these matters which affect
the very existence Of actors are ones
Of Indifference to the dramatists. They
have been entirely silent and aloof un-
til their alleged rights were invaded"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
DEATHS

AUSTIN-On January IA, 1921 Louise Suy
gam, widow Of Samuel II. Relatives ant
M T9nus are invited to o. the service o,
| 1913 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa. In
| terment, private.
AqSTINI-Suddenly.- on January IA. 1921
Harriet Austin. Interment at Louisville
Ky. at the convenience of the family.
BARD-At Norwich, Conn. Friday. Janu
airy a. 1921. Charles Bard son of tn,
late John and Mary Foster Bard, in tn,
Park Congregational Church, Norwich
sunday January Is. at p. m Friends
are kindly requested not to send flowers
nS chr EnMon TiIhursday January r.. 1921
the late Henry A. and Philopena Boyer
Funeral feTves at the residence of he
day, afternoon at o'clock Take New
York Central train. Harlem Division. Il
Mount Vernon station. Interment pri
BISBEE-On Friday rnorn;n~ raa
Iszl, Martha r. Bisbee. Services and in
terment private. Jacksonville, Fla.
papers please copy.
LCMENTHAL-Mrs. Rose
widow of Max Blumenthal, at o'cIn@i
FRIDAY evening. Funeral SUNDAY af :
m p nd ir S1heI ner late home. with Com
Elatbush. 1nterment New Mount Carma
Cemetery. Safi'e
CoNDoN-At the College of New Roche,1.
~ 1ss Je"s Mofb N; 9;i on Friday Januar,
"a <rr,
don, daughter of John c. and Flea nn,
t,ohaon; Funeral Monday morning ir
,nent eo - 'cnapei. at O'Clock. Inter.
nent IN Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Nav
Rochelle. NE"
COkNWELI<-At his home. .76 Bush az
Seuie haven. Greenwich. Conn. on Fri.
s Gay afternoon t, George F. cornweii be- e.
loved husband of Alice Harriort So,
ices at his late residence Sunday ~
arrival of train leaving Grand Cent?
at 203 p. IN. ~eh'ra
o" VAN \ January Maay l3. 1921, at Nah
Grumpy, formerly OF BROOKLYN. ~ N fSoer,
her 7Sd year. Funeral services - a. a.
I manwah; sSn sunday. January is. p m
aneerHent Evergreens Cemetery on Mon
day, January II. at ~ noon ,it pa .o ~,
papers please COPY s@"Ui b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. THE rrr,,r,, AT
w ya Crank E, CampbelD Broad
~. "nu oo'n ST., January II. II a. m
DEMAREST-On Thursday Iaruar -
l92l, Margaret Jane Demarsst -, 49, 49,,
tstn year Funeral service at tho ~,
81 nef 81 si ste Mrs Charles vessels,
sunday. at p. m. - VII
DORN-On Thursday, January - ~, It,.
rs res, 1855 West 18th st.. Marx in
ias s l nert ysaT o 6eloved husband Of the
Esrnbacher. Serena Hamburger. Flora
Werner Henry and Jacob Funeral sun
day day January 1s. at 10 a. m San Fran ran.
cisco (Calif) papers please copy.
DRUKY-On January Is. Katis - =. Wa
rIesioencs. 50 Franklin St. Brooklyn. in
ner s0t ma year ,, daughter OF the late
her late residence. Monday. January IN ~
$3.50 ~ a; m: thence to st. Anthony's Il. C.
Gnurch. Manhattan av. and Milton ~
~ .n.erment Calvary Cemetery.
January II. 1921. John Henrv hnsnsnd
OF Margaret Spence Eastwood In his
eS'h lrr year Funeral services viii be held
Monday January IT, at 3 D. m yn+e ~"
ment at the convenience of the family.
"EtiAN-Cn Friday. January a. 1872,
NARY Fagan, beloved wife OF William
William j. and the late Helen r. and
christopher c. Gegan. Funeral Monday
January January ~ at 800 a. m. from her late
near Kings Highway station. BrIrh5o =,
bcacn line Solemn requiem mass ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Maternity Diet Centers
To Have Joint Benefit
Idea of Combination Is to CUT
Down Number of Charity
Appeals i'm the CITY

In an effort to diminish the number
OF charity appeals being made in New
York the New York Diet Kitchen Asso-
citation and the Maternity Center AS
ISOLATION this year will combine their
annual concerts into one, 1t was an
nounccd yesterday. The joint benefit
will be held at the ldorf-Astoria on
the morning Of February 8.
Miss florence Easton, of the Metro
politan Opera Company. E. Robert
Schmitz, the French pianist, and George
Meader, the American tenor. will be the
artists.
The committee appointed by the or
CARNATIONS to take charge Of the con-
cert consists Of Miss Mary l.. Dawson,
chairman; Mrs: Henry Willard, Miss
Mabel Choate, Mrs. Joseph w. Tilton,
Mrs. James Ditmars Voorhees,, Mrs.
Frank Badgley, Miss Julia E. Smith, Mrs.
Harmson S. August, Mrs John S. Rogers
and Mrs. Seth M. Milliken.
The Maternity Center Association aims
through its twenty-five centers and its
staff OF nurses and doctors to reach
every expectant mother not already
under medical and nursing supervision.
More than 1000 mothers and their H.
900 or more babies were cared for by
the association last year.
Few people realize, according to Miss
Anne A. Stevens. director of the asso-
citation, that in 1919 in Manhattan one
mother died for every 231 babies born.
The diet kitchen, through its eight
health centers in Manhattan. steadily
has raised health standards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Hoffman, lnterprets Plays
Recital Is Disturbed Bit by the
Noise of Drillers

Josef Holman gave piano recital
at Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon
1t was his first appearance here since
mis- recent trip to Europe. The pro-
gram was composed entirely Of works
by Schumann and included the Sym
phonic Variations, Evening, In the
Night, Romance in F sharp minor, the
Bird as Prophet, The Contrabandist
and Carneval.
Mr.. Holman was bit slow in hit
ting his usual stride, his customary
excellence in performance and at the
beginning displaying of the Varia-
tions was trifle labored. Then, as
later in the recital, he doubtless was
annoyed by the sound of drilling upon
nearby building, which unfortunately
broke in upon his pianistic eloquence.
However, toward the end of this
piece and in the others that followed
Mr.. Hoffman, wholly was himself.
There was the customary velvet tone,
the technical ease, the authority as an
interpreter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
CALI Curci Becomes
Her Accompanies Bride
Wedding to Homer Samuels
Takes Place Years After Grant
ing of Her Divorce
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ST. LOUIS PARK, Mimi, Jan. 49,
Amelia Galli-Curci, prima donna. of
the Chicago Opera Company, and
Homer Samuels, her accompanist. were
married to-day at the Samuels home
here. Mr.. Samuels is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Samuels. The cerc-
mony was simple. Nine guests, were
present.
The marriage celebration marked a
series of anniversaries. By it Nine.
Galli-Curci automatically became an
American citizen, although she had
taken out her first naturalization
papers one year ago to-day. 1t was
one year ago, too, that she got her
divorce from Marquis Luigi Curci, and
the Minnesota law requires a lapse of
one year before divorced person can
remarry.
To-day also was the thirty-second
birthday anniversary OF Mr.. Samuels
and his twin brother, and the thirty
sixth anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. Samuels's parents.
Two blank contracts for 1921-1922,
one from the Chicago Opera Company
and the other from the Metropolitan
Opera Company of New York were
among the wedding presents.
Nine. GalliCurci wore a soft pastel
gray silk gown draped in silver lace
She carried a bouquet of orchids.
Mrs. Samuels will continue to sing
under the name of Galli-Curci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
Fire Record

l2:lo-Eighth Avenue and Twenty-dfth
Street. taxicab. Morris Altman; un-
known.
2:1o-25l West ll2th Street. Solomon
Rierleau: trifing. '''
4:30-2l6 West Thirty seventh Street
unknown trihing
S:50-bOs Jackson Avenue, the Bronx.
Robert Wise; triaing
lo:20-611 East l50th Street the Bronx.
Yucca Levine: unknown.
l2:lb-a5 stuyvesant Street Sam Brown;
12:so-l4a5 Madison Avenue, Sam Barbel:
tr1ing. o'
12:6o-l6-1s West Third Street. rubbish.
unknown: none,
1859 Mulberry Street. villus Bellone:
unknown.
1:as-i47 Thompson st.. Giavinga
a:o5-1ae East iioth st; UNI I.Ah0"n
known ..............U Unknown
2Ib-144 Blocker ST.: Blaidi
s:so-seventh ave and twentieth uhAn0~n
St; auto; A. jail. Unknown
S:6b--4S First st.; Fisherman Bros,
s:lo-ss4 West 1921 st.; Morris nA"0~n
s:so-ss IVES West issth St.. julius nnkn0wn
s:25-5l West Twenty eighth St; " !"
NJ. Ginsberg ....... Unknown
7:40-S9 ". 10th st. unknown. Unknown
1850 E. 1920 st. unknown SIfrht.
s;o9-4ol r. slst St, Riverside
fItSS 20. ..-.............t,n nix nown
s:o5-sa Isno3 av.. Isaac Klein
man ....... Unknown