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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

in - tic. The other game was n
ScorclcsS deadlock with Williamson
Trades School
Central Wins Also
Central High won its first Inter-
scholastic League game of the season
yesterday afternoon, when it took the
measure of Germantown Green and
white machine. The final score was
II to 0.
The victory was the Mirrors second
of the season. Lower Merton being the
other team ;hat WAS forced to bite the
dust. Penn Charter and Frankford
High troun?,d 1hc Crimson and Gold,
while Bryn Athyn Academy held it to u
scorclcSs tie.
Dickic Wells, the little blonde quar-
tcrback, registered the first touchdown
for DR.. OBricn's prutcCcs. lie took
the ball on triple pass from Pavitt
and ran 20 yards around right end
Cor the six points. Pavitt booted the
goal.
The second touchdown resulted from
n fumblc by the ClivPdcnS. Fisher re-
covered the bali. and ran to the j-ynrd
line before he was downCd. Here Cap
tain Gene Pnvitt was handed the oval
on n double pass by the blonde Wells.
and he tore Off tack'c for the remaining
distance. He also kicked the goal.
Wells and Prvitt were virtually tho
entire Central team. it was their abil =
ity to seize opportunities and use them
| TO advantage that gave the Central team
! the victory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
MAY SEE SHIFT IN
SOCCER STANDINGS
Leadership ofPhiadeIphia Field
Club in American League
Threatened
T0DD'S POINT IN REAR

For the first time this season, there
Is likely to be shift in the standings
OF the teams in the American Soccer
League with the playing Of the week
end games. The Philadelphia Football
Club is scheduled to participate in but
one contest. while the Todd's Shipyard
eleven, of Brooklyn, in second place and
but one point behind the locals in the
standings, is in two games, playing ut
Holyoke. Mass. tomorrow and NJ home
on Sunday with the Fall River United.
Neither Of the Brooklyn'S clubs on
ponents may prove AS formidable as
those of the Philadelphia team, which
entertains the Harrison soccer eleven,
last years imposing Erie \. \. aggre-
CATION.
The Philadelphia Harrison struggle
IL due TO get under way at 3 i. NJ,
and James Kerr has been assigned to
referee. Harrison has played but four
league games to date and SO Is in sixth
place. a point behind the three New
England clubs. which Hre in n triple tie
for the last first division berth. but
the Harrison aggregation has played
some stellar football already this season
and has been unfortunate, rather than
Incompetent. in playing two drawn
Eaules, losing one and winning one of
tbe others.
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The Ultimate Inyictus

Ine tItlWAtB lnvlCtuS
I'm the fell clutch Of circum stance
l hare not rinccd or cried aloud:
Beneath the bludDeoniRDs of chance
Ny head is bloody, 6ut unboncd."
Thus Henley torote IN boasttul mood
To shoio US that his iron piH
BY fate Wds not to be subdued,
HOoeucr lustV be the spill.
But Henley IN the Dizzy spurt
Ot football coaching never had
A tuHbdck, guard and tdckie hurt
The ichiie his quarterback ,cas bad.
And Henley as a football Guide,
tn hcdry heart and som her sigh,
Had ncrer seen his ends ofside
Or Ndtch his center passing high,
DEM STATE, meeting Harvard,
= Georgia Tech, the Navy and Pitts
Durgh, mas one of the most varied sched =
ules of the year--a schedule that will
help the historian to check up com =
rarativc values over wide area. and
one that may play an important part in
developing conversation appertaining to
the mythical Eastern championship. The
iact that any such championship will
never be definitely settled is, of course,
an unimportant detail, so Tong rs the
attached oratOry retains its burning
cloqucnce.
Penn State and Georgia Tech
'TllE South has come North before
- this with powerful machines, Geor-
gia'S s spectacular invasion of Harvard
being one example.
The meeting between Georgia Tech
and Penn State should be one OF
the seasons classics. since both hav,
the ground gaining ability that means
continued action. When you turn Bar
ron, Harlan, Killingcr and others adrift
upon the same field the lull will be very
slight.
Where They Come From
"tNI1IERE do most of the football
" stars come from?" asks an ex-
change.
New England Is ono of the great dc
vcloping camps. IIardwick. Brickley
Mahan, Casey, ETC., are all New Eng
land products.
But the West not only supplies the
West, but also helps to supply the East
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
PENN STATE GAMES
AID IN TITLE PICKJNr
Strong Team Playing Opponents in All Sections U,p
Make Good Basis for Comparison in Checking
eastern Championship
BY GRASTLAND RICE

Such Eastern stars ss u.r.,,
shevlin, I.ourie, Thorp. Am..
ely Mcbride, Talbot. ETC.. Wa. .'ss
from the West. wv" "
On Mr.. Camps all.time, ,u.....
team Schulz, Heaelhnscr, sh,,,.
Eckersall, Heston and Tbo,r, D''na,
western born, a preponderance nte wt.oe "
IN the mythical council, n0
In the development OF tbs
30 many stars are poppiny o.. today
,han many sec, sections that the tansle Is m wa,. y
HAS football grownP E.,,r ~,
- there were twenty. ...vs, s nll
dates for quarterback on rho n, eandl.
.resnmah a team alone. Has t tao,siS
One Eastern Recovery
THE East, with Tilden o,,,
= Miss Hollins and Mrs. M,,,.N
recovered a large batch Of io., 10Y, ha
IN regard to golf and tennis s'oohd
Inc west, with Blll Joh,.,o
Chick' Evans. had the iumn ah
turn. aoout due b
1t was no light jolt for m. w..
g9ll "hen Jesse Guilford stopp.d nv
rison Johnston, Chick" Ep.a Er. hn;
BOD Hardncr on successive days .E,as NY
no less than IA up on tho oe,ne
was only l up on Johnston. ~. q,
hitter and hard fighter from q, se p,ont
gaining the bulk OF his adyanta.r raul
two men who had won four sm. ~
titles In the past. "'"~
CONSIDER the rasping circum,,,,.
~ OF Bob Folwcll. Of the Navy vh.-
he has to start n game with thr.. TH,.' H,.,
class backs on the side lincs--no, se 4.
cause they are injured, but becnu,s Il.
present regulations only permit a eo..s ~
to use four backs at any one go
moment. The quantity Of backAeld m.'
terial, however, has 'ttle to do with Il,
almost miraculous team play Of r%.
wells backficld, where any four niris
run together like one vast entry Win A
smash and n rush. In watchInr ha
Navy backfeld work you understand
just what man power means.
TNHERE is said TO be little truth n
i the report that II Weaver collects Nd
$50. 900 from Comiskey he will turn h
over to some charity.
Copyright. 1891 All riohts r,sersd,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
GEORGIA TECH MAY
SURPRISE STATE IN
TONORRONiS BATTLE
SouthernerS May Haze Something Concealed to Spring
on Bezdeks Eleuen--Ddrtmouth Will Be First
Real Test for Cornell Eleuen
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public ledger

WHAT the docket this week will
w lines Georgia
the Grounds battle because real will he
Also might big surprise
Souhcrns
in that knows anything about
soft with Harvard last state Is the "aNY
the field with the visitors lniS because
wh the OF Tech stil ls secret
the from Atlanta Ha Is eNcp-
good enough 10 whae
the of my the L. s ~
Tcchh in history W. a. NrN-
W. turned
Pittsburgh the
Of missing
than 1920 II such is the case
vii hands full
hnfbark the job and Captain Judy Tartan
brothers John ana nert are very s" ~
andh of the cam : above the
will against state bit Will
fight and the other w-dcVe"pN anu
the North ca"h
I"rchd itS 1"e
tn"
lightly cast aside IL prove"
Saturday and can
the lineup SUP
Wilson the Nitnny Lions Will not De
woud get o1other dnd
/ II its rcl pleased the
pirkings, rs to make another guess
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
WIncome Club Organizes

WIncnm" has again organized for tho
com Eg season. and has started practice TIr
team has secured az coaches Edward GGv"n.
ter. former all-schoiastLH guard. md Nat
I}arris lOth ~ whom starred on the Soul
PhIlndriphut High Srh0ul's haEkethal Cyr
Wirrome lost TWO ut q 'w"nty-"iEht game ,
MAYED iast S"a sOn. The tam VAL hp IN rr,I,,
IN o. Cook. Mc"rsant, Milestone DanowItz
I.aznr. SohlCman, and Frumcr. captain. NIl
home teams wishing Games should commun. .
cate with julius Abrams. manager at I2,
south + fth street. or care OF the Starr
Garden RrCrratlon Center. seventh and Lun-
ri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
T|PL|TZ TW|NKLES
IN RING L|MEL|GHT
Three Victories in Five Days
Starts Fans to Gossip About
Local Battler
HE IS OF SLUGGlNG TYPE
BY LOUIS ii. JAFFE

Joe Tiplitz is beginning to twinkle in
IN" tistic sky and before 1929 rolls
around he probably will loom ms one of
the best lGhtwcights in America. From
the way '"Tippy" has been tipping the
other fellow it wouldn't be nt all strange
II Joe were 10 branch out aS II serious
contender for Benny Leonard after the
New Year.
For several years Tiplitz has been re-
putcd to be Il rough and ready. tough
and rugged. grucling and aggressive
battlcr. lie Is Of the type that depends
little on science. and his main forte is
to outslug the person of the second part
Whenever T!plitz answered the bell
those there were almost sure Of seeing
AL sorts of action.
Tiplitz still is the same battling type
Of boxer. He has not adontcd any more
Clcvcrness than ever before, although
he does not aSSimilatr as much punish
ment as the spectators are led to be-.
l!cve. Joe covers up we'll and most o.
the time he is in thor" exchanging
punches Tipitz is handing out more
than he receives.
Not n Cuckoo
There have been times when punches
were coming thick and fast in the gem
pral direction of Tiplitz; h" has been
seen to drop his guard. stick out his
chin and mutrly invite his opponent "a
wallOp at his head. ThrS" antics nave
| caused much laughter from the fans and
cries of "curkoO" from them. but there
always was IL reason for linitZ :
methods. His idea was to make the
other fellow switch his attack from body
to head.
In the last few months Tiplitz has
| stcppcd out and earned quite rrpnta-
| ton for himself. During tn" summer
| season Joe surprised n big crowd at the
Phillies' Ball Park by winning from
Johnny Dundee. This result really
amazed the fans because 1t could not he
realized how n clever mittman like the
| Scotch Wop would be outpointed by
Tirlitz. but Tip" did that very thing.
beginning last Friday night Tiplitz
returned victor in three matches with
! in a period of five days. He was rem
dcred the judges decision over Johnny
! Darcy in New York. then outfought
Manuel Azcvcdo in a brilliant battle at
the Olympia here and on Wednesday
night knocked out Georgi" Brown in
| less than two minutes at Boston.
Has Fans Talking
! TipIit2 now is being lined mp for n
number Of bouts, and II h" keeps going
! in aS sensational form as he has Of
| lato Joe should be among the topnotCh
| chnllcngcrS for a bout with Benny
| Leonard before long.
The fighting form of Tipiitz has been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
The league standings, with the record
Il goal scoring to date, follow:

The defense Of the Brooklyn aggro.
CATION thus is shown to hav" been moro
eEectiy" IN its seven games than the
Quak"rtown backs In six contests, tho
two lending teams having pInyed about
the same array Of opponents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Charley PeIIetreau Married

Charley Prlletreau. ono Of South Philalel-
IhL.'s leading bafebal and leskpihalI play
ers. pulled y surprise on his huddics vrster-
day when h. ANNOUNCED that H. wu1 married
10 Miss Catherine FRtusie. u Wilmington
De.. Charley and his bride Will reside IN
Wilmington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Not Many Big Games

calendar although n Of the important
should trouble Inc
had barely hrSt three
Last
There
Yale will have wakovrr
tell what will to Princeton The
outplayed
Navya nd
will he the with Virginia. This defeated v NJ L. couple OF
They evidently
confidence nter reading about the pair of defeats suffered by
Tiger without trembling
with
the
a cha to showso somethin again
Of service the Navy Will
Annapolis
shardo n out of either
CYRACUSE H Washington Hnd Jefferson n home and
- Saturday.
hds
,hch IN Field seconds
Of the
oood team and may q OF Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
HoUeran Great Field General

Philadelphia
"
has come to over a
a
The all
Pitt has plays defense
spirit Davies Anderson and Hewitt good ground gamers and leran
Fast. The is
the defense $ than Pitt has had years.
DEM a V. ". l.. bu I
players TO turn5
irvadns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Test of Season Against Dartmouth Eleven
TEDIOUS PASTIME- WAITING FOR A PRESCRIPTION TO BE
FILLED

Ct All cE s i.I ShoOO
Case Nv ATr9Ac TiOE
DISPLAY or TOtJGT
ARTicLgs pERFONeS
SoAPS. GTC'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Heinie Miller's Eleven Loses
First Game in Last Eleven
Starts to VilIanova Prep
FIRST LOSS SINCE 1920
Catholic League standing
Hiah School League Standing
BY PAUL PREP

After winning eleven consecutive
canes, nine last season and two this
year. the st. Joseph Prep eleven trav-
clcd out to Nillanovn yesterday after
noon and went down to defeat at the
hands of the home eleven, by the margin
of one touchdown, GO, in Catholic
League game.
1t was the first game that the Grim
son and Gray team dropped since
IIcinic Miller, the ex-Pcnn star and
former American end, was secured
to handle the coaching of the eleven at
the start of the 1920 season.
Last year the opponents who fell
before the onslaughts of the Seven
tccnth and Stiles strcctcrs were Cath =
Ole High. West Catholic High. villa
nova Prep, La Sale Prep. Ridley Park
High. southern High. Brooklyn Prep,
Germantown High, and Wenonah Mill
try Academy. so far this year they
have taken into camp Germantown
High and West Catholic High.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Boots and Saddle

In tOday's handicap at Laurel, OIL
Man at the weights may prove fccter
than Sailing b.. the good Ross young
ster which undoubtedly will be the pub.
lie choice. Cnliglla is next best in
the small but select field.
Horses which seem best in other races
at the Maryland course today are .
FirSt-PrudSh, Finery, The Ven.
gcanCe Socond-Camoufage. st. Ger.
main, Frederick the Great; third
Moco, Simplicity, Bountiful fourth
OId sinner. Tltania, Biil IIundcy
SSiNth-ori"le, Polly Ann, Due dr
Morny; seventh--P. G.. King. Devil
Dog, King Trojan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Big Surprise

The defeat yesterday afternoon came
aS great surprise to the local play
crs who felt the loss of the game worry
krcnly, several of the players bursting
into tears in the drrsSing room. II
does not put them out of the running
altogether In the Catholic League
however, As 1t places them back of
Nillanova Prep, who are in the league
lead.
The only score of the game was the
result of two forward passes. long
and short one. The first was thrown
by Srhubcr to Kane, the latter running
about 20 yards after receiving the ball
This pass carried the ball to the Grim
son and Gray 3-yard line.
At this juncturc. the st. Joseph line
buckled MP like ston"wall and the VII
lanova backs instead of ginning we're
thrown for losses. J. Quinn, realizing
II was necessary to try something new,
on the fourth down tossed short pass
right over the top of the Scrimmagr tinc
to ID. Quinn, his brother, who puckrd
tn" pigrkin out of the air as he was
standing over the goal line. The extra
point was lost when Schubcr made n
poor kick. the ball going under the bar
instead 0f over IT,
1t was the first victory Of the year
for Coach McGcchan'S boys, they
having played two ties so far this sea =
son. Their first game was with Ma
tiOnal Farm School, and this resulted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28
Centre Defense Improved

HARVARD will Cn" College
IL against Georgia and Penn State the will
wakoer Charley Moran
early Big have been and the
able the goal line
will improved
Harvard will have play
ANOTHER important ~iN be brceen and
"A Lehgh. The
nell held them
State aud ". and j. Fqon
Fl. ~ Ledocr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

At LexingtOn-FirSt race-AIcliora,
Ruby. Doric scrond-Miss CrcstwooJ.
Snlnmandor, Bright Trash: third
Southern Gentleman. Rompcr. Irr-
mont; fourth-Plus Uutln, Miss Nell :
iifth-Omntpotent. Treasurer, Mont
joy; sixth-Sharon, Segamock, British
Maid; SEVENTH. c. Stone, Lariut,
Peggy Martin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-28

AZ Empire City-First race-Swccpy,
Knot Grass, Nose Dive second-.Alex :
andcr Hamilton Star Court. AHtcrisk ;
ThimbIe, Lady Emmc
line; Sagarity, Saddle Ring,
Scottish Chief; ffth-Rh!ncston
Marjorie VI. sixth-Native
Land, Castinet, Lucky Hour.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
CITY ITEMS

There are tickets for all perform ances Of King Dodo at Crowell' S. advt.
 Valiant Review will hold its regu- lar meeting Wednesday evening.
 The weekly drills in the fire de- partment will commence. tomorrow evening. During the sumrfer months each company will drill once week.
 The Knights of Columbus minstrels will hold a rehearsal at o'clock this evening at the k. of C. home
 The pinochle team of New Britain lodge B. P. o. E. was beaten last night by the republican team IA games to II. The games were play ed at the Elks' club. Each team has now won one series each
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
POLICE FIND BOOZE
 AFTER SEVENTH TRY
Continued from First Page. )

ago but the evidence was destroyed by one of the employees. On each sue ceeding visit evidence was destroyed. On the day of the successful raid the two policemen conducted a thorough search which took three hours and resulted in the finding of two quarts of alleged whiskey in a rear room.
 For the second time in a week, Ma than Greenblatt was haled into court for driving a car with improper lights. Inspector Edward Stebbins placed the accused, who is a milkman, under arrest on West Main street last night when he found the vehicle without a tail light. Greenblatt ex- plained that he had the light fixed last week after his arrest but it must have burned out. X S25 fine was handed down. s15 being remitted.
 Stephen Radauskas was arrested on Olive street last night by Police man Patrick Howley following his in- vestigation of an automobile accident in which the accused figured. He was charged with operating a motor ve- hicle without drivers license. A fine of $10 and costs was imposed.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
Catarrhal Deafness
 and Head Noises

TELLS SAFE. SIMPLE WAY TO
 TREAT AND RELIEVE AT HOME
 If you have catarrh, catarrhal
 deafness h~-1 noises caused by, caSarrh, or if phIegm drops in your throat and has caused catarrh of the stomach or bowels you will be glad to know that these distressing symp- toms may be entirely overcome in many instances by the following treatment which you can easily pre- pare in your own home at little cost. Secure from your druggist 1 ounce of Parmint Double Strength.) Take this home and add to it A pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoonful four times a day. An improvement is sometimes noted after the first days treatment. Breathing should become easy, while the distressing head noises, head aches. dullness, cloudy thinking, etc. should gradually disappear under the tonic action of the treatment. Loss of smell. taste. defective hear ing and mucus dropping in the back of the throat are other symptoms which may often be overcome by this efficacious treatment It is said that nearly ninety per cent of all ear troubles are caused by catarrh and there must, therefore, be many peo- pie whose hearing may be restored by this simple. harmless. home treat-
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
F. & T. ASSN. ANNUAL

On Wednesday evening the annual meeting of the Parents and Teachers association of the Junior High school will be held in the auditorium. Eiec- tion of officers will take place. An unusually interesting program has been arranged, consisting of musical numbers and folk dances by the pupils of the school and an illus trated Bird Song Recital by Edward Avis, the we'll known bird mimic and yiolinist.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
JLLAR < NIVEN
Y TOE NAIL

TURNS OUT ITSELF led authority says that n few
 "Outgro" upon the skin sur
 r the narrowing nall reduces ation and pain and so the tender. sensitive skin un- n the toe nall. that 1t can not 5e the flesh. and the nall turns N outward almost over night. lro' Is n harmless. antiseptic Etured for chiropodists. How Syone can buy from the drug
 tiny bottle containing direc-
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
SICk HEADACHES
 FOR YEARS
Nothing Gave Relief Until He Tried "Fruit-a-tiVeS"

l6oCARoLIsE AVE, ooDEssBuRc, NY.
 CT suffered for four years with Nervous Sick Headache and Dy.pepsio. Tried doctors-ate bran gcms-took nll kinds of remedies - but nothing did me any good until I used: sFruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets,
 7hey mode nc ~eH and Keep nc ~eA; and I am always glad to tell people of the great things "Fruit- t-a-tives' have done for mo.
 have many friends in Ogdensburg now using Fruit on my recommendation. c. .BESWICK.
 5oc a box. 6 for q. 50, tr,sl size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited. OGDENSBURG. N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-26
Cases and
 [raveing
 l Bags

k Patent Leather Suitcases. Cases arc light weight, but -ong, made with fancy cretonne
 a0, 22-inch sizes. yuitcascs. leather bound and ksy mndo with fancy cretonnc Sizes i2 to 2i. sf.20 md up.
 Trnvciing Bags, threo sizcs: k1.f5 Sf.25 Sf.35. her Travelling Bags, f6, fs and $500 and up. t..
 BOSTON BAGS
 of genuine leather in blnck Pwn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-12
READY To APPEAR
At ANY TRIBUNAL
MORSE RETURNS
Financier Reaches New York
Today from France
MET AT DOCK BY TWO SONS
Hurried to New York Home
Whence He VIII Proceed
Later to Washington

New York. Dec. l2.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press) Silent as the sphynx,
Charles w. Morse, whose contracts
with the United States shipping board
are under investigation and who re-
turned to America from France at
the request of Attorney General
Daugherty. arrived here today.
The tinancier was met at the dock
by his two sons. Four department
OF justice agents present when the
steamship arrived declined TO state
whether or not their presence had
anything to do with the return OF
Morse.
No effort was made to serve a war
rant. Morse was said to be going to
his home In New York and that he
would later proceed TO Washington.
Later Morse said that he would "Un.
hesitatingly appear at any place and
before any tribunal the government
may require"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-12
PLEASING CONCERT
Earnest Gamble Company at Meths-
dist Church Saturday Night.

The concert by the Earnest Gamb.e
concert party OF Pittsburg, Pa, given
in the Methodist church last Satur-
day evening was Of unusual quality.
Mr.. Gamble. the basso, possessed
range, clearness. strength, and puri-
" OF tone which Is seldom found
In bass singer. He, as were all OF
the party, was generous In his en-
core and made very instructive an
houncements and explanations OF his
numbers. Bits OF history and charac-
ter sketches Of the authors were ad-
ded, much to the interest OF the
large audience which practically fll-
ed the auditorium OF the church The
yiolinist, Miss Nellie Richeson In
addition TO her wonderfully delicate
touch and true Interpretation posses
sed an unusual personal charm.
The soprano, Miss Clara Stadelman
was scarcely behind the other two,
producing clear. high full quality
tones with splendid control II is
rare that a lyceum or ChsutauQua
bureau puts out such company Oh
of artists as these, whose program
was so high grade from first to Last
The Aeolian artists furnish the
fourth number in the course at the
Methodist church next Saturday even
ing. The concerts are expected TO
start promptly at o'clock and close
nj $50 so Saturday evening shop
ping can be done without haste there
after, in difference to the patrons OF
the course and the merchants OF the
VILLAGE. Ni