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The New York herald., 1921-12-15
by w. j. HENDERSON.

Feodor Chaliapin, the distinguished
Russian bass. made his second appear
ance In Boris Godunov' at the Metro
poiitan Opera House last night. Again
the theatre was crowded and again the
artists powerful acting made deep
impression. Perhaps the most subtle
OF the basso's achievements Is lost upon
the casual spectator or auditor. though
its effect Is certain to be felt. This
achievement is the creation of a per-
feet unity of development. an unbroken
dramatic line. In an opera which is
wholly episode.
Probably few operagoers scrutinize
the libretto of Boris Godunov'with great
care. If they did they would surely
realize that the story of the work is not
fuily told and indeed is not clearly out
lined. In order to understand the dis
Jointed and fragmentary scenes of the
work one should really know the histori-
cal foundation. The few ejacuiations
Oh tho young monk in the monastery do
not at all convey full message of his
purpose.
One hardly realizes that he has re-
solved to capture the throne of Russia by
the simple trick OF declaring himself to
be Dtmitry. whom Boris murdered. He
knows that Boris dare not say that he
knows Dtmttry to be dead because he
killed him. Yet Boris did cause his
death. and hence the poignant scene of
remorse in which the tortured monarch
believes he sees the ghost of his victim.
And hence the sudden death In the final
scene when he realizes what is happen
ing.
Mr. Chaliapin has composed his char
acterization with theatrical skill. His
borSs is consistent, yet never misses a
point The mask" Is cunningly designed
TO serve III the purposes OF facial ex-
preston. The costumes are authentic, of
course, and worn by a Russian. 1t is
not necessary to do any great singing in
the role. IL is purely an acting part, and
1t fits Mr.. Chaliapin like a glove.
There were some changes In the cast
last evening. Nine. Matzenauer as
Marina, Mr.. Fertile as the false Dimitry
and Mr.. Mardones as Brother Pime1i
were conspicuous. but they effected no
change In the general character of the
performance. There Is still room for re-
gret that the choruses are not sung as
well as they originally were. and that
the tragic power of the score has lost
some of Its spell under the wand of Mr..
Papi.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont's guests
in Box were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Adams
Delano and Mrs w. Fellowes Morgan.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Reeve Merritt
In Box were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic r.
Coudert and Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald NJ.
Mccrea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselln. Col. and
Mrs. Edward NJ. House and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradish q. Johnson were In Box 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Le Roy Edgar
were In the Astor box with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert =. Huntington.
Mrs Louis T. Hoyt's guests in Box %
were Mr. and Mrs Ansei phelns Mr. and
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mrs. Lloyd w. Townsend. wife of
Comma nder Townsend. u. S. ~, started
for Washington yesterday for the
winter.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.


Mrs. Ruthsrfurd s,uyvesant gave q
luncheon yesterday at sherrya
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan win give
the second OF a series of dinner parties
tonight at Carlton House
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton q Burrtii
have returned to New York from
Jericho. L. l.
Mlss Annie H. Jennings wili return
SATURDAY. from Fairfield. Gem. where
she has been since her return from
Europe.
Mrs. Henry NJ. AiexanaeF. who had
been passing the autumn In Tuxedo. has
returned 20 New Sork.
Mrs William DisSton. who has 5uni
returned from Europe. ls stopptnw with
her daughter. Mrs. John w&namaker.
Jr., az "a East Seventy -fourth street.
Mr.. ana Mra Buell. Houhter % sis
Madison avenue are helms congratulAt@d
on the birth Of their second son last
wednesday. Mira IioliiBter Was Misc
Louise kn0witou and ~ a aamgnter %
Mrs Danford Henry KnoNiton
MAsHrNGrox.
The postmaster-Ganerai Mr. wm
Hays, has gone 10 tis home M fnaiana
for a rest and win BE- away for several
weeks.
Mr.. william q. sharp. one time Amsr.
lean Ambassador TO Francc. and Mra
Sharp. who are in Washington Cor =
short visit. are az tho snorei.am
Mime. Yasusni TAI. wife Of I4seutsn-
ant-commander Tail OF the Jafmnsae
delegatlon. entertained a. tea vestsr-
day.
Attorney-G General DauEberty win ~
| turn tomorrow 20 hts apartment "a
wardman Park Hotel after a few days
In New England. He viii toin Mira
Daugbcrty in Baltimore for sundays
The Minister Of Switzerland and Mme
Peter have reached Washington from
New York. where Mime. Peter arrived
aboard the Paris after passing the sum-
mer In Europe.
General the Earl Of Cavan started
yesterday for a short trip to Canada
Bartholomew. They will return De-
cember II.
The Countess OF Annesley. who has
been visiting In Philadelphia. has re-
turned to Powhatan Hotel. where she
will remain until early In the new year.
She will then leave Washington for
New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude L.anglais enter
| tanned a party of thirty young persons
| at a supper and dance at Wardman
Park Hotel last night for Miss Atala
Kimmell one of the debutantes.
Surgeon-General and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Stitt introduced their daughter.
Miss Mary Stitt. at tea and dance
yesterday at the Washington Club.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
Wallenberg will have as their guest
during the holidays their niece. Miss
| Gerda de Liliehook. a student at Smith
| College.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
NEWPORT.

Lieutenant-C Commander William r.
Rogers. u. S. NJ. has started for Nor
folk. Va.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Attorney General DauEberty wiil ~
turn tomorrow 20 his apartment "a
wardman Park Hotel after a few dayH
In New England. He viii toln Mira
Daughcrty la Baltimore for Sundays
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Sunday night about O'Clock. be-
tween Broadway and 52d At. and iBt nv.
and 50th ST., scalskin muff. Reward Box
1875. ZOO Cable building.
LOST-Nink coat az seth 80. and 5th az. or
In Plaza Hotel, Tuesday evening. Dec. r.
Liberal reward return Cashier. Hotel Plaza
no questions asked.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

The Minister OF Switzerland and Nine.
Peter have reached Washington from
New York. where Mime. Peter arrived
aboard the Paris after passing the SUM
mer In Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mime. Yasushi rali wlfc of i.iewtan-
ant-commander Tan OF the Jafmneae
delegation. entertained at tea vestsr-
day.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
BRIG. C.-CEN. MRAE,S
DAUGHTER MARRIED
Miss Mildred McRos Bride of
Capt. A. NJ. Mixson.
New yerk Herald Burcau. !
washington. ID. c.. Dec ~.

SPECIAL D,ssassA 20 rHs Suw ro,K H..,lD.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15
wAsHrNerox.

The postmAster-Generai ar. Win
Hays. has gone 90 tis home IN tuaiana
for a rest and win BE- away for several
weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mrs. Ruthsrfurd s,uyvesant gave q
ncheon yesterday at Sherry's-
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mr. william q. sharp. one time Amer.
lean Ambassador 10 France. and Mra
Sharp. who are in Washington Cor =
short visit. are az ths Snoreiam.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Leonard. Sarah A. white. Thomas W.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

General the Earl of Cavan started
yesterday for a short trip to Canada
accompanied by his chief OF staff. Col.
Bartholomew. They will return De-
cember q.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Lost. on Tuesday. December a.. between
T2d ST. and Central Park West and T3d st
and Riverside Drive emerald aud diamond
circle brooch consisting Of small cneralds
800 REWARD.
LOST-Saturday night. Cafe dos bcaux Arts
diamond platinum barpin. with seven
pearls. 2fOS Iierald. 1Gh II.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Surgeon General and Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Stitt introduced their daughter.
Miss Mary Stitt. at tea and dance
yesterday at the washington Club.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Miss Annie II. jennings wili return
saturday from Fairfield. Gem. where
she has been since her return from
Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Langlais enter
tanned party of thirty young persons
at a supper and dance AT Wardman
Park Hotel last night for Miss Atala
Kimmell, one of the debutantes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

The Minister of Sweden and Mime.
Wallenberg will have as their guest
during the holidays their niece. Miss
College.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan viii give
the second OF a series of dinner parues
tonight at Carlton House
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

The Countess OF Annesley. who has
been visiting In Philadelphia. has re-
turned to Powhatan Hotel. where she
will remain until early In the new year.
She will then leave Washington for
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton a Burrfii
have returned to New York from
Jericho. l.. A.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
4FLAsHEs IN ACTION is vlvip
MOTION PICTURE

Flashes in Action the picture
made by the members of the signal
corps of the United States army dur
ing the recent World war. which is
to be presented under the auspices
Of Marion County American Legion.
should be greeted enthusiastically by
capacity houses.
This is the first time that the filna
will be presented in Ocala, and ii IS
understood that it will be the last.
owing to the fact that there are 4
very few prints of the movie, which
are supposed to be shown in almost
every city of the United States.
Each of the scenes Which were made
during actual hghtipg, gives a good
idea of the condi itions under which the
.'doughbozy = Fought the great battles.
The picture a5HsS one through the
entire operations and is thrilling from
beginning to snd One Of the most
wonderful scenes is an airplane battle
in whichl hlRnmbers Of American planes
are engaged q in bombing German
supply bases. On this occasion the
camerinan rode in an airplane piloted
By Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, ace Of
Ameriean lacBs The squadron was
headed bx Lieut.. Quentin Roosevelt
The date of the showing Of this
picture su.the ..31st-of August. Let
every father, mother. brother and sis
ter OF fheT soldiers see it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
PERSONAL

Gus Morton, over in Levy county.
is still being referred to as booster.
Gus began early and now-even if he.
had any desire to do so-can not di-
vorce himself from the habit. He is
the popular manager of the Archer
baseball team and declares that when
better ball is played that Archer is.
there with the regalia. With like
enthusiasm he boosts his home town
says that any number of new fami-
lies are moving in attracted by its
splendid citizenship and other advan-
tages. Gus is a Marion county con-
tribution and like so many others
everywhere, has made good and the
Mother county is very proud of him
as she is Of all her children who have
so splendidly peopled other counties.
The Ocala friends of Rev. Clyde
C. Fraser, former citizen Of this
city and the author of so many de-
lightful poems, is making good in his
new vocation as a minister of the gos-
pel. He is filing his second appoint
ment at Bushnell in Sumter county
and has been so successful IN winning
additions to the church that demands
are made upon him to hold protracted
meetings in nearby stations.
Miss Rena Smith, proprietor of the
STYLE Hat Shop. left yesterday for
ten-day stay in Atlanta. While in
that city Miss Smith viii purchase
= beautiful lire OF fall millinery for
her establishment in this city. Dur
ing her absence, Mrs. Harley Marsh
viii be in charge of the Style Hat
Shop
Mr.. Grant Mccall. a former member
Of the brigade Of .'old timers. was
visitor during the week. A number OF
wars ago he was member OF the
arm Of e. Mccall and Son and was
one Of our first furniture dealers. He
i now living in the nations capital
and IS doing well which is good news
for his old friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12

Miss Kate Gamsby leaves today for
six weeks visit with her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Gamsby
in Chattanooga, Tenn. Friends of the
family win be interested to learn that
in tehe fall Mr. and Mrs. Gamsby win
go to Washington, d. G., to make
their home The Interstate Commerce
Commission Office which Mr. Gamsby
is associated with, viii be moved
from Chattanooga after being there
oyetr twenty years, to Washington
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
FOR MEMBERS OF
THE LEGION

Two bulletins just issued by the
American Legion Department Of Flor
ida are Of interest to all ex-service
men and to those especially who have
claims against the government The
announcement. is made BY the Bureau
OF War Risk Insurance that it will
begin a cleanup campaign in Florida
on August % for the purpose. Of fully
advertising all ex-service men Of their
rights under the War Risk Insurance
Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation
Act and to assist disabled ex-service
men and all claimants. The schedule
OF the cleanup campaign calls for
the cleanup squad to be in Ocala,
October 1st, srd, 4th and 5th, for the
ex-service men Of Marion, Citrus,
Sumter and Lake counties
It is also announced that a State
Ex-service Mans Bureau has been
established at Room A, Barnett
Building, Jacksonville. under the
supervision Of Mr. Leo A. Waters.
This Bureau is intended to serve all
ex-se-yice men in the State Il is en-
tirely separate from and in addition
TO the once maintained by the Federal
Board for vocational education. al
though 1t viii work with that Office
il sxpediting claims It Is hoped that
ex-service men throughout the State
VIII take all possible advantage Of
this bureau in matters affecting their
welfare.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE LATE COL. JOHN M.
MARTIN

The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Col John NJ Martin
viii be held at four o'clock this after
noon at the Episcopal church, the
rector, Rev. John j. Neighbor, of
flciating Interment viii be in Green
wood cemetery The Daughters of the
|Confederacy and the Sons o- Veterans
are expected in body.
The following gentlemen will act as
pail bearers:
Active IT. Gary, y. L. Edwards,
Nathan Mayo, Frank Harris, Jr., T.
I'D. Lancaster, Jr., J. ]. Gerig. w.
Is Bullock. Jr., and G. c. Pasteur.
Honorary-Gen Alfred Aver, Frank
Harris, r. A. Burford, Judge w. S.
Bullock. B. A. Weathers, DR.. H. C.
Dozier, Dixon Irvine, Capt L. NJ Ray
sor. w. C. Jeffords. B. H. Norris, John
Dozier, S. r. Pyles, George Mackay,
DR.. ]. w. Hood, D. E. McIver. Gen. w.
E. McGahagin. Jesse Turnipseed, ]. H.
dyl ylOI, SuQ6c H. ACOOudtuy, deOFSe
Pasteur, e L. Carney, L. w. Duval and
~. HI. BENJAMIN.
Attention U. D. c.
Tie Daughters of the Confederacy
are requested to meet tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o., lock on the porch at
the residence of Mrs. Burgess, corner
Wautula and Broadway, so they can
attend in body the funeral of Col.
~. M Martin, which takes place At
four o'clock at the Episcopal church
Notice to Sons Of Veterans
All members of John NJ Martin
Camp. Sons of Confederate Veterans,
ARE requested to meet at the Episco-
| pal church tomorrow (Friday) after
noon for the purpose of attending the
funeral of the late Ca. John M. Mar
tin. Commander.
Notice to Spanish War Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans. VIII
assemble at the Episcopal church to-
| day tFriday) afternoon at four
o'clock to show honor to the memory
lof the late Col. John M. Martin
W. T. GARY, Commander.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12

In the towns that carry on it is
well to remember that Ocala occu-
pies no inconspicious place.
Trowel and hammer are busy in
many directions. Wood. and stone,
and brick. and structural steel. and
stucco, are all in evidence and are
figuring in her buildings that are
being erected in different parts OF
the city.
And without exaggeration it may be
said that some of them are quite i'm
posing.
A birds eye view viii tell one that
Ocala may well have for her motto
the words SO appropriately coined
in the great world war; Garry On!"
It may be slower than some other
towns but there is no halt to her
growth and it is permanent-her's is
not mushroom variety
Everything in her development has
q look of solidity.
Come and give us a look over!
II one win stop and think, they viii
realize that Ocala is not at stand
still along the building line. For 4
great deal Of building is now in pro-
gress and the total in dollars, If all
the building now giong on viii certain
" be astonishing.
The new restaurant at the union
station has just been complete and
it is little beauty. it will credit
to any large size town, the terror
is like the union station, vnle the
inside is pure white and has a mod
ern improvements.
The sKumbak filing stati am
other building recently atad,
and every one says it is one of the
very classiest in the state.
Many handsome bungalows in the
extreme eastern part Of Fort King,
are now in the course Of construction
enhance very much to the beauty Of
that already pretty part Of Ocala. The
MethOdists are having their church
remodeled and when completed it
will be wonderful asset to the city.
The Catholic church is now in the
course of construction II Is OF beauti-
ful stone and will be one Of the very
prettiest in the city. As soon as this
is completed they win begin the erec-
tion of parish house to be built Of
the same material. Out on the Lake
Weir road, a pretty little bungalow
is in the course of construction. and
ground being cleared for more.
p. p. Costello is having a very hand
some two story brick store built on
Broadway, which he will move his
business into as soon as completed.
We have just completed white way
around the square and are now hay-
ing the wires laid for more up and
down Main street and Magnolia
street.
And last but not least In the mys-
terious building at the corner Of OckIa-
waha and Main, what ever this build
ing is to be we can't say. but this
we do know that It is going to be a
wonderful Improvement, building Of
much beauty, and sooner or later we
shall all know what 1t is.
No indeed Ocala is not behind the
other cities in putting up new homes
and buildings.
Yes. it may well be said that Garry
On" is a fitting motto for OcaIa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12

plots. giving the most excellent satis-
faction.
One night the little winsome Margur-
ite Clark. a popular idol in Ocala,
maintained her reputation and won ad-
ditionaI popularity in Scrambled
Wives.
"Gipsy Blood was a play just
suited to the superb acting OF Poll
Negri and for an hour or more she
was emotional to degree and finely
illustratd the Gypsy blood She is
q star Of the first magnitude.
Nazimova in Madame Peacock, !"
was master production and delighted
All who were fortunate enough to see
the picture she played two parts.
though the antipodes OF each other.
both parts were acted we'll. Madame
Nazimova is one Of the triumphs Of
the stage and Manager Bennett is to
be congratulated in booking her in
his selections.
The Temples serials and fun
MES are the delight Of the kids and
those humoronsly inclined
Each scene provokes a perfect bed
lam Of applause.
On the program for next
flnd the names Of Alice B,
Allison. Dorothy Dalton. IL
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
oeLE or FARMERS UNION

f IA -
s., oNlng schedule Of meetings
- n arranged for the coming
8. ne purposes Of these meet
"a g discuss the dairy and
business and to make an
& : ts in reference to the COM
''s farmers Union Conven-
-. IS Boys Club Work and other
<.. ss q the county agricultural
I,. onearer, president Of the
almers' Union, and K. 6.
soanty agent VIII be the speak
August 9th, 10 q. n. at
Monday, August sth. 3 p.
lleld. Monday, August sth,
Reddick MONDAY. Aurr1f
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
hoster Edition Receives
Appreciated ConllnendatiOn

August 9th, 10 a. M, summerde,d
Tuesday, August 9Th, 3. M, at Bel
leview. Tuesday, August 9th, 4 .. M.
at Pedro. Wednesday. August 10th.
p. M, at Ft. Mccoy. Wednesday
August 10th, 2 p. m, at Anthony.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-12
TIE Late Colonel John Marshall Martin

Afer suffering caused from dis
located hip which he bore with
soul q beloved ciencolonel
earth the city 4over
Because Of the courtlness Of his the loness
viii always BE enshrined the
{ city.
H ustraed in his every day walk the cuftured of the
st the cid school and always
aay Senator said Of Jefferson
Davis Il declare to that he the the
gentieat.
Those ecuippe heritage
example lives through the and works benedicon for all
fitting memory Everett Of
character well our
Ageat character founded the living
fact not solitary phenomenon to be at perceived limited
dispensatcn designed
Immediate but continuous
ing survives the who it, his
his country his
"fIoweer it be It seems to
Iis only noble to be good,
NOR coronets
simple orma
Colonel in Hampton county,
fronf rugged revolutionary His grandfather
nephew the noted u aarsna chief justice q the
court cf States
Colonel early rudiments Of war sdu
bought alarge Of which
prepared for = home OF the ante belun
Being prime
elected captain Of the ARTILLERY
which largely equpping
IT immediately mustered alisa.
participated Richmond.
before
lips
service and
Upon his recovery
congress
in field
Of
Of
until the of hostiities.
He participated in Harbor campaign
Of st PetersDg
his local first
OF tragic and most thrilling event
Fora
AL him.
aHectionafely termed: 81.
alton
good feelings: adherence
is
Colonel
Weborn he also had
tion ind ato NJ lived
After d married Miss SalIe Waldo
8 daughter OF DR. Waldo of this
By his Edmund Martin
Atlanta and Martin. IT. OF Jacksonville and ~
second Mrs Howard
Munroe Mrs Albert H Brdsey Of sasannah Ca
and Mr. All Of whom we're Il The bedside
during last Illness