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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-15
ACQUIT SCHAFFER
First OF Six Men Accused OF Crime
Against Boy Pound Not Guilty.

Nrdcv SrhaMrr. &C 'h' la MT. 30"
first uc TX men uud"r Indictment III 'n'
criminal court az IN" county charge!
win beng imp..cal"d IA n"'n"uN
crime committed s"v"ra, works AZ" upon
4 utt."n year u!I BOY. :" To-" tr."d -
tho prcScn; tern, &c tn court ~AS A.
Quilted on tn" Cha"G" N"S'CrdaF al''f.
noon at sac o'c!oCN wh'n III" JHrN
hrourh; N a vHrdjct az not guilty after
celebrating thirty minutes.
Schartr was arrested last ~""N upon
testimony given 10y the htt""n year eta
boy. who has h"'n '""'"nN'd I" me
State rcCOrnIiory =; lrun;H'""n I'm"
~ IS 81 y"ar; "f aG". lie elaine" 'h'
six men forced h.m - r"wm.' 'h' ''''h"
with which lie is charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-15
ZION BROTHERHOOD.

The regular monthly m"e,.nE "' The
Rro,herhond 90 IN, Zion Lutheran
cAurch ~, be held Thursday evening.
March -. a. O'clock n -" rhir'h
The Srtarta; - mont Commits" - ~
,aA-gn ~ m" program and N" March
birthday cnrrrrt,.r VII serve lun~h"Cn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-15

ReIIhorso from Pittsburgh was slVen
thirty minutes 10 leave town. fele
staub was fined $40 and costs for driv-
Ing his. automobile VIII" ;n'oTicated.
sam caldwell was drunk to" when no
was with Pete. 50 hc drew 81 and costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-15

"Whorr Do you 1.-Two in the c'tS-ciose
m" .E:airly so - thirty minutes on
Zoo, Gftecn hv motor-car. twenty-five
10 ,,rcnt-car. and forty-fve by tele-
rhonc. Kansas City star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-15

There is a class Of ignorant rien VINO
have no use for higher education Dc
cause they think they can hire sduca'
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18
Store Closed Saturdays
During July and
August
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18
POPULAR PRICES
FOR CLASSIC MUSIC
IN LONDON HOUSES
Indications Are That American
Opera Companies Will Follow
Suit With Cuts.

The grand opera world, say the
New York Telegraph, recently got
few jolts that may indicate a re-
adjustment Of the cost OF great
music drama. From London came
word that Becchman's Unterests in
the Royal Opera had been suddenly
taken over by a syndicate which
proposes to restore the Covent
Garden classic 'at popular prices"
At the same time the CHICAGO news
papers, in the absence Of both Direc-
tress Mary Garden and Business
Manager Sprangle, have taken I'D
the economic wisdom OF a lower
scale for grand opera at the Audi.
forum next season.
The scale OF prices for orchestra
chairs at the Metropolitan last
season was 81 seat. which, with
the war tax, made the cost of "a
pair" in the worlds greatest opera
house $1b.40.
Assistant General Manager Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company Ed
ward Ziegler, who sails for Europe
to-day, recently visited Ravinia Park
Chicago, where he saw grand opera
presented on a lavish scale at popu-
lar prices. Naturally Mr.. Zeialer
was impressed and Is frank TO say
so, although he Is non-committal as
to any change in the scale at the
Metropolitan next season,
Fortune Gallo. head Of the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company, return
Cd from Philadelphia yesterday with
the news that subscriptions for
five weeks season at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House there are already
sold out with a waiting list that
engagement for Fan Carlo. The
scale OF prices is fixed at so-called
popular" figures, or about half
what the Metropolitan Company
charges for its Tuesday grand opera
in Philadelphia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18
BERLIN HEARS LECTURE
ON MUSIC AND CRITICS

Berlin-~"From the Workshop of n
Music Critic" was the title OF lee
tute delivered in Bechstein Hall by
sismund Pifling, in the course of
which the lecturer gave historical
survey of the development Of music
criticism from 1900 on, with particu.
lar stress on the Romantic period, and
tho criticizinG artists such as Berlioz,
IAszt and Bulow.
Edward Hanslick was described as
n witty, piduant nationalist, who lack
al the sense for problem solution.
There In no such thing as strictly OBJ.
Sective criticism. said the lecturer. and
the influence Of the critic on the artist
Is infinitesimal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18

Bungalow Aprons-Of GOOD
quality chambray. In green, blue
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18
Interest Makes Music
Valuable Recreation
During Summer Days
BY JESSIE MacBRIDE.

I What shall we do this summer? 49,
This the season when Washington activities get down
dead level Interest however, puts just the rght KIM
of life into recreation hours.
And why let that interest into an hour TWO
with music? -, =. L..
For sometime the prospectus for next of the Metro
politan Opera of New York has appeared as an
field to explore General Manager Gatti-Casazza adds
nine twelve singers to the roster OF Amer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18

'ea ioI einost opera house.
Nine. CALI Curci comes first ana
foremost In the list Of new singers Tor
grand opera on Broadway. Verdfs
Traviata" viii be added to the same
composers "Ernanf' IN the Italian re.
vivais, presumably Tor the oeneit OF
the debut appearance OF this little COL
pfa1ura artist at the Metropoitan:
Ine engagement OF TITO Hu1io ID
OFFICIALLY confirmed, Manual Salazar
W1ii % there. and virtually all mem
ners OF this seasons company WIN
tne exception OF Chsries hacket''
tsnor> ana PasQuale Amato, oaritone.
Nine Opera Novelties.
spur,nr nsxt sea,on the following
n, - -.
oporas WIN DC gwen
Le Rot D'Ys,' in French. BOOK oy
Edouard Beau and music by Eoouaro
Lalo.
O.. Die aote Ssso' an S ,rn,, .p n
. Ia Morts; Nv Rodanbach. music by
Erich wolfang Kornsold.
Snsgourotchka, IN French, IRON
Ola. R,n,Syv TnrssTn;,
".Cosi Fan Tutte.' in Italian,
libretto nv I,orenzo da Ponte, music
by Wolfsanr Amaedeus Mozart.
;. Ioreiey.' in Italian, book by
Carlo d'Ormeville and A. Zsnardini,
nnm.,c hv X,yrsdo Catsiani New
for MetronoIitanO
"Ravfvafs ~ ia Nayarraise.' by
.rn,es Msssens, IN French. and Of
sFrnani; ana .Trav,ata' bv Giuseppe
vsrd, IN Its,,an I'LL o,so ha made
with entireIv nav mise. en.ncene.
".Dia W.iLur., hv R,ca rd Wagner.
will .iso he nroduced in German"
~ fhs nsr onsres tbe onjv one not
preyiousiv ths s,,btect of rumor and
1880 :. ct .raIv f." stu., IN
Nav yorS thr.. ss. sons s1o nv the
Chic. co Omar. A ssociat ion. The an.
nonncsnent confirms the report that
Mc,a 81. "Cosi Ean Tutta" will he
snons e., no,,si,da. thus ending the
l.Lant;.,s,,, n,,,h .yh,ch the earlier
rnn,or ~ n var received.
IN. u.ILwr. .. 20 ~ sun~ IN cer.
49, =. ~. oriy We ener rsstora flor.
-,
A"o NC" oH"se"
The sensation OF the Chicago Opera
in her debut of 1915, Nine. CALI.
r-,,-.,rh, CO.,, 20 Am.rica fresb
80. - c.v,h
from triuinpns IN maui ~ aho oou'.
Arnerica-at last enters the sacred
portals of the Metropolitan. although
she has sung in New YORK IN opera
with the Chicago company, with phe-
nomenal success.
With Titta Ruffo II Is a return 70
the Metropolitan. Tor THIS ceIeo,a.eo
baritone made MS american oepu'
with the Metropontan opera Com.
pany: IN Phlaaeipnia m isnI, s T,s
u., 80 ~, nn.ds bis first
by oirth, ana ne 700 Hnaae i as Dr.
Giumphs IN ooueh ~ ~. .tiHo
JaheiIo, returning 'non -.,i ha
land ior = sucoes' '""' VIII ee
meinorsoie. No., Mari.
O.ner new W,snn. oner. ybo ha
ceri$1 VI .,,..ass IN MANY ~ the
won t.s.t T,,ronaan tbeaters
most ing I ~. sns nisb tenor ia
Msnue .,s 49, and Louis Rosa.
.. cn,nas from the National
p,,de net
T 80 coIoratura sopranos. Nine.
c.,r,s xwrz and Nine. Angeles Ottein,
% ~. Rnsno, Aires Opera. will sing
% 90 r.rSor,nances.
~ Trsnch rcnertoire will be con-
.,atSd d,rtne the first half of the sea.
~ -, xIh.rt Wolff who has been re-
.,,, snno,ntsd musical director of
~. 9ners Comiaue of Paris. For the
,. .,.o . Conductor of the Opera
n.s,,I Re. han engaged.
~ Gotti Also has ENGAGED the fol-
thony. soprano; Yvonne D'Arle. so
g rso; w,ola pne .S Gsorse Mssder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18
$500, 900 Plant DESTROYED.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1s.-Damase
estimated at approximately $500, 900
was caused here early yesterday
when the plant OF the Kelley Milling
Company was destroyed by fire after
being struck by lightning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-18
MUSICAL INSTRUCTORS
La8AILE SPIEE
YGAcHGR o. PIANO

TGAchdR OF PIANO
rupn Of RAFAEL Jossny ana Richard Bur
sAsistsr. In New York and Berlin. lsis.isia
eo,st,t- Berlin fhilhArnnonio orchestrs 1914
VIOLIN q MANDOLIN STUDIO
D. shRE1BMAN.
Ail IL @ W. Phons Frank. soes-J.
SRULELn. MANDOLIN, VIOLIN STUDIO
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Studio, 1772 Columbia Rd. NV.
Isstrunssnts saisbis Col. sssa
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Article at $500

aug AILLC
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Gle at soc |
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

kill nyult q valodi utan. Azon-
|kiviil feher antilopcipot akartak
vasarolni, de - sajnos mem
Etudtunk szolgalni, inert Julcsa
kisasszonynak negfelel6 szamu pa
risi cip6 mem volt raktaron.
Nemreg ket termetes asszony
j0tt fel es tell btlndat kertek
Megkerdeztem, k0riilbelil milyen
arat szantak ra, amire biiszken XII
vagtak:
Prezsianerosat adjon, lei
KEN, inert mi mak6iak vagyunk
es hala Istennek jol kelt ell vo-
ros hagyma ;, +.
Termeszeteseu a kisgazdanek
igen kedvelt vevok, inert minden
tavalyr6l visszamaradt holmit
draga penzen rajuk lehet sozni
Hunyady 1Slans,
CA budapest "A Nep" cimii lap
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

koriilmeny egy cseppet sem ga
tolja ezeket kalapokat, hogy
1000 KIT ne kerjenek ertiik. Di-
vatos a cilinderbarsonyb6l Ike
szult magasteteju harangforma, a
mi igen praktikus, inert ha egy-
seer megazik, ell lehet dobni. A
kalapok elenkszilriiek, de az egy-
szeriiseg jegyeben hoditanak. Ell
yetve latni nehany kocsag vagy
paradicsommadarszalat, ami azon-
ban 5000 K-ra emeli fel az er-
tekiiket. Legkedveltebb disz a
borszalag oldalt elall6 nagy ESQ.,
korra kotve, vagy csinos szarny-
tiizekkel' diszitenek. Mindent 0sz-
szevetve egy jobb kalapszalonbol
egy egyserii deel6tti kalap sem
keriil Xxi 1900 X alul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
HATARK11aAzIrAs
A ROMAN TIATARoN

A romanok Nagyvaradr6l kivontak
csapataikat es Elesd kornyeken von'
tax ossze. Ennek visszavonulasnak
az Okla az volt, hogy hatarmegallaRi
to bizottsag kimondta, hogy demar
kaci6s vonalt6l % kilometer tavolsag
ra a trianoni bslse ertelmeben nagyobb,
szamu katonasag nem tarthat6. A ha'
tarkiigazit6 bizottsagok mar. hosszu idc
ota dolgoznak es amint egy bukaresti
felhivatalos lap irja, Dioszeg, Szekely'
hid es ErmihalyfaNa rovidesen ma
gyar fennhat6sag ala keriil vissza. A
hatarmenti magyarsag koreben olyan
hirek is, elterjedtek, hogy Nagyvara1
is visszakeriil Magyarorszaghoz. Ez a
hir is hukaresti felhivatalos nyoman
terjedt ell '''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
BEgyrol- -Masrol@
Milyen lesz az vi divat ?
lie kele merni szoknyak hosz szat? Borjuszau ujak
cspkelaz Europaban Xix va saronak? Ksgazdanek di
vatarnh&zakban Ha Julcsa ferjhez megy Amkor nok
ss mem akarnak divatosak enni

Meg nyilnak kertben az 6szi
viragok,
Meg zoldel a harsfa az ablak
alatt ;.
de pesti divataruhazakban es
szalonokban mar lazasan keszi-
lStlneL divatSfelsege tell fogada-
sara. ~
SAz teiiesen mellekes, hogy ne
hany szazezer csalad elszorul6
szivvel es agg6do gonddal nez a
kozeled6 tel ele, inert mines meleg
rlhajs, mines tiizeloje. A fode=
log. hogy a tobbe-kevesbbe bajos
mondaine holgyek a legujabb di-
vatkreaciok arzenaljaval felfegy-
verkezve induljanak megh6ditani
az er0sebb nemet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Valiant a cipokrol

A cip6k meg mindig elsorendii
kiegeszit6i h6dit6 felszereles-
mex. Kizarolag keskeny, fran
cia forma kedvelt, lakkbol, melyen
kivagva, ot-hat panttal es sziirke
vagy barna antilopb6l Macy sza-
lagcsokorral vagy csattal kesziil-
mex. Termeszetes tartozekai e ci-
p0knek a selyemharisnyak, az an
tilop cip6kh0z nagyon csinosak a
hasonlo sziniiek. Az aruk 1000
* k0z0tt valtakozik, de legalabb
megvan az az elonyiik, hogy OF
szornel t0bbet mem let egy part
felhuzni.
Amikor szediil6 fejjel es kap-
razo szemmel mindezt vegig ESQ
daltam, eszembe jutott sok min
den. A tisztviseloasszonyok fe-
nyesre kopott, vekonyka kabatja
elnyiitt, agyonstoppolt ruhaja, ami
mar ct ev el6tt is tavalyi volt, a
magatakolta kalap, amin messzi-
rol lesir, hogy otthon kesziilt.
Eszembe jutottak szep, okos, gon-
dolkodo asszonyismeroseim, akik
icsak este mennek XII az utcara.
inert napfenyt. mem birja Xxi a
toalettjiik es megkerdeztem a
fentemlitett divataruhaz f0noket,
honnan keriil ki a vasarlo publ
KUN?