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Evening journal., 1921-07-01
OLD COUNCIL
NOW A memory
Session Dies With Best of
Feeling Among Retiring
Members
BOND ORDINANCES
ARE APPROVED

The closing session Of the old City
Council last night was marked by the
attendance OF President OF Council
Lyon, who has been unable 10 oc-
cupy the chair for the past five
months. because Of illness. and every
member Of Council, as we'll as Mayor
Taylor. City solicitor Huxley and
other city officials Following the
transaction of routine business
speeches were made by President
Lyon, who expressed appreciation
for the many courtesies shown him
during his four years as presiding
officer, and by Councilmen Kane,
Forwood Mearns. Abberger. Mayor
Taylor and City Solicitor Huxley.
whose terms of office expired last
night
The session was marked with good
feeling. members seemingly vieing
with each other TO make their last
session one of the most pleasing of
the term.
Reports were received and read
from City Solicitor Huxley, and the
Sinking Fund Commission.
Complaints regarding bill boards
in the neighborhood of Epworth NJ.
r. Church and of 1404 West Sixth
street. were read; the first being re-
ferred to the Building Inspector and
the latter to Council as a committee
of the whole.
The Ney Incfneratinr Companv
presented a bill for $45.000, the price
agreed upon for the erection OF the
new plant As the plant has not been
formally accepted the matter was
referred to the Board Of Health and
committee OF the whole
Third and final readings were
given the ordinance authorizing a
bond issue of S697.000 for the estab-
fishing OF a paid fire depart
ment; and an ordinance amending
the ordinance for $2.5OO,0OO bond
issue for the harbor project. raisinc
the rate OF interest on the bonds. and
three ordinances changing the stand
ing committees brought the life OF
the body TO a close last night. with
In a few minutes the measures had
been passed and were signed b,
Mayor Taylor.
The committee changes are made
in three ordinances passed unani.
mously. The old navigation commit
tee is replaced by the harbor com
mittee, a public health committed
replaces the committees on public
health and the crematory and the
public safety committee replaces the
fire and police committees.
The ordinance authorizing a bond
issue for S6s7.00 is in accordance
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
HE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY, JULY I, 1872
Grandmother Suing For
Children WiIIed to Others

dren have love. helpful interest-and
every essential comfort.
But their grandmother. Mrs Susie
Church Holiday of Brooklyn, Is SUI
ing to obtain possession Of them.
And in her petition she sets forth
that she could give the children
wealth and a kin's care-and social
position. too.
rs your mother in?" asked Ma
rian, knowing that the children call
ed the Sherwood's mother and
daddy.
MY real mother is in heaven, -
she said quickly, but my mother
live with is in the house. IN get
her"
Mrs. Sherwood. a young woman
who evinces deep affection ano
motherly love for the little orphans
appeared in the lawn.
Millcent. or "Bobs" as she /,
called, was Immediately in her lap
and Marian was clinging about hei
neck.
'-They are such affectionate little
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
BY ALICE ROHE.

FANWOOD. N. J.-Is love or
wealth more important for the well
fare Of a child?
Is true friendship or blood rela-
tionship of greater consequence?
These are the basic points in one
Of the most unusual guardianship
cases in the history of the courts.
on the broad lawn of a comfort
able honey" place at Fanwood I
found Marian Read Holiday and
Millicent Read Holiday having a
lovely time quite oblivious to the
public interest conferred in them.
These little girls were willed by
their mother to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Sherwood of Fanwood.
incidentally the mother left $780,
900 in trust to each child to become
hers at the age of 21. Sherwood
who is treasurer and trustee of the
Drydock Savings Institution, is ex-
ecutor.
The Contrast
In the Sherwood home the chill.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

what It took 70 succeed was de-
termination-and work, hard work,
had no false pride Even today,
with success assured. I get down on
my knees with mouth full of pins
to take measurements OF suits"
Miss Smith belongs to the Cham
ber Of Commerce the Merchants
Association and the Dorian Club of
Business and Professional Women.
And she has built a new home for
her mother and is educating her
brothers.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

girls" she said. that couldn't bear
to think OF losing them
''They are just like my own Why.
taught Bobs how to walk. Her
mother and 1 were the best of
friends, Just as the children's faith
er and my husband were great
friends
Read Holiday died four years ago
and his wife nearly two years ago.
when Mrs. Holiday knew she
was doomed" says Mrs. Sherwood.
she asked me If 1 would care for
her children. I already loved them
for they had been with us { great
deal during their parents illness. SC
agreed most readily
The grandmother naturally has a
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

with the act OF the Legislature OF
March 6, 1921, establishing paid
fire department This money will
be used for purchase Of the bindings.
equipment and uniforms OF the de-
partment
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

truly maternal interest in the chill
dren, but they have seen very little
of her, and as the wee sisters say
I'VE are very very happy here"
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

Drop shortcake biscuits into muf-
fin tins instead of rolling and cut
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
Doctors Recommend
Bon-0pto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
cribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy
the treatment of eye troubles and TO
strengthen eyesight. Soldundermoney
;efund guarantee by all druggists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-24
YANKEE SAILORS
AND JAPS CLASH
nor YET CONFIRMED


.tND NiN 23--\ report from
.i....nai lacking In details. today
o.f r,I that there had been ~omr
,.-..nir- u> q result ~ - fight vc--
,..t 100 Shanghai between. Jhpa.
, md Nmcricnu sailors.
u.r ur~t report received hero
.,..I fur battle urCurrcd un WOO
,... .trc,t in tront ot - movie
t.r. The cause of tllc clu-h WAS
,.. stated but It rs rcpurCd the
.l.... involved vcr" from tn"
u,n...-c Nur~hip \nkt~h aud from
An mupmcd Nmrricau ship. both
.1aU. nrcn anchored ~ the harbur
n -uushnt.
IU. navy department was credit
.I..... tine following statement rr-
atnUu. thc rcport
90. delay ~ receiving AN utD-
..I. ...uurt ON the uyiirui i~ doubt
t.H. D.. Io the fact tlHt the iu,r~tt.
........ tul negotiations tor a ~vt-
u.u,p. ut the affair are unfinished.
...tTNGTON. Nt, ga.--ip f.. .g.
.. thls evening tun staf. and
...rtm,Df had rn alti.'- ,.
f. ...H.t.I tight Yesterday .'
between Japanese and
900 sIiors.
..'\GTON. May g" COM
...n from tuu Japanese go..
bearing ou jh. ,nutruHDr
... I.I, of liu NH# n..u poe
,... u tu" stat" douuu.n,
.HwmuuI,a.uH. 30 Is NgI.r-
.H a -H'.stt.ju'' tome. bn.
U.' official, declined O." mnto
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-24
Teeth not clean

Filn-coated teeth are unelean. That is why SO
many teeth brushed daily diseolor and decay,
Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing,
and Aim is the cause OF most Of them.
Dental science therefore, has sought ways 10
fight the Slm Two ways have now been found
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-24
That dingy film

Your teeth are coated with vseous film. Feel
it with your tongue 1t cngs to teeth enters crew
ices and stays Your tooth brush used in old ways
leaves much OF it intact
Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy.
It is the basis Of tartar. II holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid. 1t holds the acid
in contact with the teeth TO cause decay.
Millions of germs breed in IL They, with tartar,
are the chief cause OF pyor'hea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-24
Acts in S ways

pepsodent does more than combat film. II also
fights starch deposits teeth and acids.
II multiplies the salivary flow. l. multphes the
starch digestant in the saliva 20 digest starch de-
posts that cling and may otherwise form acids.
II multpliss the alkanty oi the saliva, to neutral.
zc the acids which decay
Each use brings five effects which modern au-
thor,tiss regard as essential Il is bringing new
dental era.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-24
Free to All Races
A test of the new way to beautify teeth

Able authorities have proved their efficiency Now
leading dentist, everywhere advise their daily use.
The methods arc embodied in modern tooth
paste--Pepsodent And millions Of people now en-
Joy its benefits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-24

This offer Is now made almost the world over,
II is published in many languages. Millions Of peo'
pie of many races have thus found way 70 fight
film on teeth
All careful people owe themselves this test--au
who want teeth whittier, safer cleaner
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Sunday

= Aeolian Hall, 8 p. m. Concert by the
New York Symphony Society:
Symphony No. in p fat t.s... Beethoven
scotch tsn.- Fantasy for violin With or
Paul Kochanssi N''30A
symphonic fsn,a. fragment. "Daphnis and
= Chioe .....:.... Ravel
Carnegie Hall, p. M. Piano recital
by josef Hofmann;
Variations and Fuguc. op. a.
Fantasia in r minor; Nocturne In D
hat major vaIse In Is nat major;
- Scharzo In B nat minor. ....s... Chopin
Henia Sseni. ,;... 4, ..sgambati
I.inguid Dance op. u. No. -. .scriabine
hnapsody No. ....-s.--.. .s..... .Liszt
At 8:15 p. IN. Concert by the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestral:
Overture. Leonore." No 8; Concerto
Tone poem, a Hero's Life.;..R. Strauss
City College, p. m. Organ recital
by Samuel A. Baldwin:
Chaconne in E minor 49,. Buxtehude
Cradle Song ......-...............- Hailing
Fantasia anc Fugus In 6 minor. ;. :. Each
Inc rains ......-.--. ;iaure
5y the sea SCHUBERT
Fifth symphony .....-..... Widor
Hippodrome, 8:15 p. m. Song recital
by Amelita Galli-Curci:
Now. Q Now. (words seventeenth CEN
Quel ruscelietto Gold Italian) -. .Paradisi
Comme autrefois from 'Pecheurs de
Echo Song (with flute). .........,.... Bishop
Carnaval; Madfigal ......-..... .Fourdrain
Hymne du Soleil. from lie Cog dor.
Rimsky- -Korsalxoff
Romance; Scherzo Wtdor
Mr.. Berenguer
Widow Ejrd Sat Mourning .Treharne
How Do Love Thee. $. ..........B Beecher
Shadow Sorg. from ''Dinorah" (wtth
Brooklyn Academy of Music, 3 p. m.
Recital by Alma Gluck, soprano, and
Efrem Zimbalist, violinist:
Grande Concerto in y minor. .vieuxtemps
Mr.. Zimbalist
My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair Haydn
Mara's slumber Song. :. Roger
ihs Message Nine. aiuck = hfa"inS
Mr.. Zimbanst
Little Russia's Folksong. Zimbalist
The Answer .......-....-R Rachmaninon
Within a Mile OF Edinburgh Town Scotch
Little Song Arthur Voorhis
Nine. Gluck
Elegle Massenet
lie Ronheur ,..,..........-. Saint -Saens
Nine. Gluck and Mr.. zimbalist
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
'sParsifal'' ON Good Friday
Feature of Opera Week

"Madama Butterfly" will open the
nineteenth week Of the Metropolitan
opera season tomorrow evening with
Nine. Farrar and Messrs. Hackett and
de Luca. Mr.. Moranzoni will condnNt
"Parsifal" will be given as Good
Friday matinee with Nine. Easton and
Messrs. Sembach, Whitehill, Blass and
Didur. Mr.. Bodanzky will conduct.
Other operas Of the week will be:
"Rigoletto" Wednesday evening, with
Nine. Chase and Messrs. Gigli, de Luca
and Mardones. Mr.. Moranzoni viii
conduct.
"Manon" Thursday evening with
Nine. Farrar and Messrs. Hacketsx
Chalmers and Rothier. Miss CALI ~
Mr. Bonfglio will lead the Cours ~
RENE ballet. Mr.. Wolf will conduet.
3The Polish Jew and al SECRETS III
Suzanna" as double bill Friday eve-
ming, the former sung BY MINES. DsS
Iaunois and Howard and Messrs. CHAM
lee, Caupolican, Martino, Ananian.
Leonhardt, d'Angelo and Bada, Mx
Eisler conducting. IL Segreto di Sus
zanna" will be sung by Miss Bori and
MIR. Scctti. Mr.. Papi will conduct.
Andrea Chenier will be the Satur-
day matinee opera with Mmes. Muzio,
Perrin, Howard ard Dalossy and Messrs
Gigli, Danise and Didur. Mr.. Moran
xoni will conduct
Faust viii be the popular price
opera Of the week on Saturday eve-
ming with Mines. Sundelius, Ellis and
berat and Messrs- Harold, Chalmer.
Rothier and d'Angelo. Mr.. Wolf viii
conduct.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
Festival i'm Aid of
Starving Children
Will Be Held To-day

A grand charity music festival will
Madison Square Garden. The concert
has been arranged by the Associated
Choral Societies, an organization which
was organized more than seventy years
ago for the purpose of furthering col
lectivc singing by choral societies in
the Northeastern states. For the last
seven decades it has been customary to
conduct concerts every three years in
one o. the larger cities of the country,
which usually were participated in by
many thousands of singers. Owing to
the war these music festivals have not
been held in recent years.
Two thousand singers and a SYM
phony orchestra Of eighty pieces will
take part.
Johannes Sembach, tenor; Marie
Rappold, soprano, of the Metropolitan
Opera House, and the Hilger Trio will
be the soloists.
The entire proceeds of the concerts
will be devoted to the relief of starving
children in Europe. The Friends So
ciety (Quakers) will receive the funds
OF this undertaking and will make
proper distribution of the same.
The programs of both concerts will
be as follows:
AFTERNOON CONCERT AT O'CLOCK
ovs,eos lGonduesor s,,r. Paul Engeisklrchen;l
ossr'afs' 'huryanthe". ..............W Weber
Mass Chorus: This is to-day (Heut'
Tho crsis Ta, 80. 3, Wesnzierl
lDie Grals-Erza hlung1 eashss1V War.ar
Mass Chorus; sS '''''D~SA
ROW could 1t ever be?.-...... Knecken
tAch. vie tst's moglich dannl
fn; kon,r,sa wnars coming tHorch. was
Hilger Trio fyioiin, cello. pianos. 0'irosn
Fantasia. trom ''Haensei and Greter'
Hunperdinck
- ass ~, Gnorus ;la rus 1.-TWO songs III English):
Prize Song, from ''Meistersiuasrs.
tDas efs-Lied) . .Waxner
rho,.. Jofanneasssmbach
United Singers OF Queens County
rendering sHcimkohr" Geibk.
Conductor. Ludwig Birsek
United Singers Of Hudson County
rendering Am Strande". Uahrna mn
Conductor. Max Muehiert
United Singers OF New York rem
dsring sAbendfeicr'' (evsninx
oss Conductor. Paul nn.s;;L = Asssnhofsr
Mass Chorus and Orchestra; Prayer
OF Thanksgiving fpankEebetl.K .Kreuaser
EVENING CONCERT AT g scgcLQcK
Conductor, Or, Felix Jaeger
Overture aLeonore" {No. 3)... Beethoven
Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

isle Isle Of Of spice: The'- sehindler and nd jerome.
ut Happened in Nordlaad' Her
"Jacinta"~A. G. Robyn
Jack sheppard"-A. Itzel
"Jupiter''-Julian Edwards, 1892
Katie Deanr-Karl Merz 1882.
"Kenilworth"-Brun Oscar Klein. Ham
King Rene's Daughter"-Julian Edwards.
.rts ."Ths Khsaive"-H. + b, al e--1 E Edward; ward
The Sleepy King"SG. 9. conterro
"The Stray King"--A G. Robyn.
| King Dodo"--G. Luders.
King Highball"--F v. Bowers.
King Klamzobul'-W. B. vandewater.
'"The King of siam"-N. Harper
The Kissing Bridge"-R. o. Jen'sins.
THE Knight of Guada lquivir"--T Hewitt
King Henry VII, No. S"-Llddle Bolt
"Kohinoor"-oscar Hammersten.
"The Lady of the Lake"-K. Schmidt:
'The Lady. of the slippers"-victor Her
Lacy ssEs' of Tx, Tie Iocket"--w. Fullerton.
lambs. Three Little"-E. Corliss.
1.-THE Forbidden Land"---F. Chapin.
Land of the Misty Water, The" (also
called "Dapma')-CharIes Wakefield
Cadman. 1912 tunperformed).
"Larks, or the Haunted Nook"-R. e. Hen
! niges.
Last Of the Fairies, The"-B; 2. Woolf
Last Of the Mohicans, The"-E. G. Phelps:
lsss Frieahem naxs tuapeTfoqmea. na nsmneej
Last Will and Testament. The"-Karl
.srhe The = Launch"--v. Pelissier eighteenth
Lawn Tennis, or Djakh and Djill"--B. e.
Legend of ST. Etheldethelwethelberg
THEW II. Ponmer.
Leap Year Furough. A"-Jules Jordan.
81 opsratta u, in manuscript ,.r Fret, Nav
'Leonoras William Hsnry. Fry, Philsdel-
80 phia. lsa6,yNew y York. York, 1855.
Liberty Bell The. Adler.
The First s mt ns"@Jssse L. Gsynor.
"Lniuokalani''--R. e. White.
lily 2, Killarrsy,-R' Tss.R s,s grisgs. s'
"Littie ittie Nemos-Victor Syns Herbert. os. iaos.
Little Red Riding Hood"--Charles Fred
ssI.os snost psnnss; prince. rhe"-philip H. Goepp.
published but not performed};
Lotus sanv@Haary :. Rove Mnovs Shelby ,,,.
Loves sacrince"--pastoral opera, George
w. Chadwick, Boston, 1915.
lovers Knot, A''--Simon Buchhaiter,
| "Love and Wars. Turner
| Love on Wheels"--P. Gaunt.
| Love. Powder and Patches"-Rosalie b.
Loves Locksmith"-A. Mildenberg.
| Loves Lottery''-J. Edwards.
| .'I4ove'e Stratagem''-J. r. Fairlamb,
| s.Machia velli"--L. B. Hall.
| Madame Lafont"-C. A. White and c. c.
Madame pomposa"--J. q. Lloyd.
!, "Madcap Duchess. The'-victor Herbert.
..Madeleine.,--Juian Edwards, 1902.
| 'Madeleine''--victo Herbert. New York.
| 1914
Magic knight. rhe"-victor Herbert,
1 1906.
Maid Of Athens. The"-Harry worthins-
| ton Loomis.
Bowers.
maid OF Erin, The',--Julian Edwards.
| Maid OF Plymouth"--T, P. Thorne.
| "Mamselle Napoleon''--G. Luders
| "The Candy Man''-Arthur Nevin
| MAN From China, The"--J Nj, Bratton.
! Man From Mars'H. G. Martin.
1 s'Manetter--A G.. Robyn.
| 'sMandarin The"--Regtnald De Koyen.
| Cleveland. 1895.
| .sLa Belle Observation-Disclosures Steiner.
/ santa Maria''--Oscar Hammesstein
/ "MarlSn"-A. g. Robyn.
Mayor OF Toxic, Thew. f. Peters
| acknowledgements Fanciulli.
| s'Merry-go- Round. The'-Charies Fred
.'Minstrel, The"-Adolf Neuendorf, Ger
| man.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

"Notre Dame de Paris"-william Henry
Fry. Philadelphia, 1864.
tOedipus'-L. Thompson.
"old .olf King cole"-s. W. Morse.
onv Girl G. Psatt nGns4 9no asse9
'omano"-L. M. H. Southard, concert per-
formance. Boston 1853.
nti-Ora'--Gustay Hinrichs, Philadcl-
Once on a Time"-B. e. woolf.
"ostraIenka"-Johann H. Bonawitz, Phila-
"Otho visconti' Frederick Grant Gleason,
Chicago, 1907.
our American Minister"--J. A. De Witt.
Our Fats'-E Hoist Cor Hoist>
"Padrone, The'-George w. Chadwick Tin
manuscript).
"Paoletta"-Pietro Florida Cincinnati
Papa observation-disclosures Karl Fiaue.
Pandora. The Mask of"-Mrs. c. II.
"Panjandrum. The"-s. w. Morse.
.Papa's Wife"--Rcginald de Koven.
Paris Doll. The"--Reginald DE Koven,
Hartford.
sParson Ingram''--A. p. Warren.
patriot, The"--Julian Edwards, 1897.
Pauline. the Belle of Saratoga"-H. P.
Pearl and the Pumpkin. Then--J. w.
Pearl Of Bagdad, The"-J. NJ. Loretz.
Peggy From Pars''--W. Lorraine:
"Phyllis"GE. c. Phelps.
Phyllis" Richard Henry Warren. New
York.
'Pickwicl, MIN. Klein.
Pilgrims, The"-Homer Moore.
Pipe Of nssrs New Y9rR 3
Observation-Disclosures Patton.
"Poia"-Arthur Neyin. Berlin. 1910.
''Potentate. The"-F. r. Rix.
Ponce de Leon"-B. E. Leavitt.
! "E1ourco &, Cof-R. r. WOolf
.Prima Donna. The'--victor Herbert
Petty Z, re, sydss psggyA Thsx MdsnesEs ! s1ss1.
Prince ADMINISTRATORS Herbert, 1894.
Prince woodrnr' '-Adolf Neuendort tcer-
Prince Of Bohemia. A"-G. L. Tracy.
Prince Of Of. PiIsen"--G ' Ludsrs; a.n
Prnes Prnes rTa Pun1apA rsmL W. = psomnson psnison
Princess Arabclia"--H Gerold
Princess pelft,-.A; Mildenberg.
PTnssss Prnssss ssswhske-s ssswaraA g. fs9sy RoSyn
Princess Phrosap---c. r. Hanson.
Princess The Bonny''-W. Spencer.
princess Pat'--victor Herbert. 1915.
| Priscilla" (operetta)-Thumas Whitney
"prnis,c.iiiia'"-Francesco Fanciulli
"Priscilla"-F. L. Keat!ng and c. w. Cor
"Privateer"--L. I. Matthews ana H. NJ
proposal. The Double'--J. A. Parks.
'Puritania"-Edgar stillman Kelley, Bos-
! ton. 1892.
"Pur;tans, The"-Homer Moore
pyramids, The"--C. Puerner.
Queen of Hearts"--J. p. Sousa.
| Queen of Hearts. The"-Stella p. Stocker.
Queen of Laughter. The''--S. w. Brady.
Queen of the Ball, The''-r. Gorliff.
| Queen PhiIiipine"--A. VI. Jensson.
| Raoul'-StelIa p Stocker.
"Rajahsbraut"-Herm Spelter, 1919.
"Ramona''-Csustay Strubc.
. "Rarnona"-Piaton q. Brunon tunper-
formedl.
Rat Charmer OF Hameln"--Adolf Neuen-
dorf (German), New York. 1850.
"Razum of Koflinoor, The"--J, Itzei.
Red Feather, The''-Reginald De Kovens
New York, 1903
| Decentralization. The, or The Triumph OF
/ Nature"--PeteF Markoe, approved BY the
| president OF the State OF Pennsylvania
and Thomas McK9hn but Withdraw
| before performance because OF opposition:
Regina ". A.. or The Kings Sweetheart
~. NJ. Glover.
| s.Red Mil. The"-victor Herbert. 1895.
| rip Van WtnkIe"-George w. Bristows
! New York. 1850 and 1870.
RIP Van Winkie''-Jules Jordan. pub
| iished in 1898.
rip Van Winkis'-Reginaid De Koven,
| Chicago. 1920 fNot In the book)-
Rivals. The''-Jules Jordan. operetta In
manuscript.
| Rivals. Thea. 1Iiidenberg.
| ssRobber OF the Rhine, Thee. Turner
robin Hoed'yy-J- H Hewitt
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Mass chorus The R,turn of the Wan
dering Son (Des Sohnes Helm
kehr) Matthew Neuns3r
Evening Bells (Abend- Giocken) Franz Abb
Elsas Dream. from "Lohengrin" tElsas
Irauln) wagner
Nine. Marie Rappold
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. e........ .Liszt
Orchestra
Mass chorus 1.-TWO folksongs): For
saken tVer,assen) n)............ Koschae
The Rhenish Huntsman (Der Jager
aus kurpfalZ) 80. arr. by Othsgraver
Aria from THE Fire Cross" (Das
Feuer-kreutz) Brucb
Nine. Marie Rappold
Mass chorus 1.-TWO songs in English:
Good Night, Beloved ...... .FYtzhugf1
My Old Kentucky Home. ...-.> Foster
Prelude from Die Meistersinger" Wagner
Orchestra
Chorus: United singers of Elizabeth,
n j., rendering THE Home on tho
Rhine" (Das Herr Rhein)..
Attenhofef
United Singers OF Newark. ~ j.. rem
dering: King Sigurd's Court
ship" (Koenig Sigurd's Heimfahrty
Conductor. Otto wicke S
United Singers of Brooklyn, ~. y, rem
aering: THE Eternal Song" tDas
Conductor. Dir. Felix Jaeger
Mass chorus and orchestra: Song of the
Pilgrims, from 'Tannhaeuser' Der
Phgerchor} ..-...........-...W Wagner
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

mirrors OF Thule. The"-John Augustine
O'Shea.
'.Mexicana"-Trubbel
Minister Extraordinary. The"-walcker.
Miss Flirtinine, or The Court OF Love-
Miss simplicity,'-H. L. Hertz
Miss Dolly Dollars" Victor Herbert. 1905.
ssMissing Link, The''-William Seeboeck-
Mite and the Mightys--Earl r. Drake,
Mile. NBdiste"--yictor Herbert. 1905.
Mile Hsita"---victor Herbert, 13li-
.sMona''E-Horat Parker. New York. 1912.
Month Of May. The Lovely'-F. w. A..
Kretzmar.
"Siootla. or The Indian whist"-w. II.
Moore.
Mother Goose''--John Augustine o'shea.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Mother Goose's Jubilee''-Lizette q. orth.
Mummy The"-W. H. Pommer
Mystic Isle. The"--J b. Grant 49,
Nancy Brown''--H X. Hadley
Nancy Lee''-F. Miller
"Natorna"-vietor Herbert, Philadelphia,
Naughty Marietta'-victor Herbert, 1910.
Newport rt-Ronert Goldbeck. 1883
New World, The'-Homer Moore
Night Watch. The"--T. r. Reese.
'Nina"-Mrs barley. born in New yor,x
1902 ~
Nineteen Hundred and Ninety -Nine"--
Hoist or Hoist. sh
"Nita"--W. L. HowMnd.
"Nsidia"---Jules Jordan.
''Nora"-C. u, Blake,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
Calemnar for tbe Current Week

SUNDAYAeolan Hail. p.
Society 815
Carnegie Hall, recital by
recital by Samuel A. Baldwin; Brooklyn of
Music and violin recital by Alma Guck
zlmbalist Hppodrome 815 by
Curc Madison Square Garden
orchestra and sooists in aid children
polian House. $3.50 n,
MONDAY-Aeoian Hall, s15 IN, Dana
Metropolitan Opera House. p Italian
terfy
TUESDAYCarneg Symphony
Orchestra; violin Aeoian
p m Beeth Society
WEDNESDAY-Ciy College, m, A.
wn Carnegie Hail. S5 p
Orchestra; Metropolitan House, "Reo
THURSDAYAeolian Hail. volonclo by Arturo
Bonucc Carnegie Hail. $3.50
ciety; Metropolitan Opera House.
BY Philharmonic So
violoncello by Maurice Brown
Metropolitan Opera House, 1880 English
"Parsifa" German English Pol Jew,'
Italian al Segreto di Susanna"
Aeolan piano Dohnany Town Hall
p Choir; Metropotan
orchestral Metropolitan Opera
House, Italian andrea Chenier;
Faust"