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Evening star., 1921-12-06
EDITORIAL DIGEST

stuck to their fingers. The
Chinese spell duplicity at every step.
- Recently the Chinese govern
ment turned down an offer of loan
Of $l6.0O0,O 900 from the consortium OF
which the United States is MEM
ber," with which. money they could
readily have paid their debts to the
outside world"
The Springfield (Ohio) News (demo-
cratic) states that ''the world under
stands China needs aid, but 1t knows,
too, that China stubbornly refuses the
kind of help most necessary in her
case" while the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle independently believes that 1t
would be difficult, and perhaps I'm
possible, for any central government
to firmly establish itself without out
side assistance" The Manchester
Union independent republican, thinks
that in the matter of courts there
must be some safeguard for foreign
ers." and that it will be 'some time
before the principles SO easily set
forth and cheerfully acceded to in
Washington can be fully applied in
practice" though the New York
Tribune GepublicaD sees the con-
ference moving steadily in the d.
rection of an emancipated China" as
evidenced by its allowing her ito
manager her own postal system
Evening star., 1921-12-06

The fact that world problems wait
to be solved does not prevent the lit
tie old street-cleaning problem from
asserting itself every time there is u
heavy snowfall.
Evening star., 1921-12-06

An unusually mild winter has not
dispensed with the usual reminder
that q sled makes an appropriate
Christmas gift for small boy.
Evening star., 1921-12-06
Source of instruction.

Source of instruction.
"Of course, you have studied politi-
cal economy"
II don't brag about the fact" re-
piled Senator Sorghum. my con-
stituents have gotten into the way of
wanting me to take any suggestions
direct from them and not get them out
of q book store"
Jud Tunkins says there isn't al
ways much satisfaction in the lnowl-
edge gained by experience. You don't
have to tell the children Of the poor
there isn't any Santa Claus.
The practical Touch. :
Shakespeare possessed a wondrous wit
And made hit with the ''legit."
Judge Bacon may have framed each
play,>
But it took old Bill to make them pay.
Valuation.
what does that remarkable looking
picture ,represent"
ut represents" said Mr.. Dustin
stax proudly, ian investment Of over
$50, ,o0o." p
Folks don't change much, re
marked Uncle Eben. '.De boy dat used
to carry q pocket full o. marbles, II
now totin' . collection Of golf balls
Evening star., 1921-12-06

At present the candid diplomat is
more in popular demand than the
shrewd politician.
Evening star., 1921-12-06

In order to mail early it is neces.
sary to shop early.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

Odboje" jez prave New Yorku bya usporadana ns+rs
tteme re stava navsty vsechna vetsi m6sta cs koon
We Spoenvch Statech' 4a
Toho nazvu nem6lo by pouzvati q nekolEa dobr5e,
ddvod nichz ednm Jest Spojenych Satech nen 5d
nych ceskoovensch kolon Ceskosloveke kolone isou
aIiz Londyne, Drazd danech nych vekych mestech ev
ropskych kde id nas ou sysu koionsty ze nelson
pisunky stau n6mz xii Jsou tam ciznc zustavai DO
tickym pfsusnky statu nehoz tam pristehoval A.
merka byvala koon avSak v6znym skoncenim vky ga
odvislost vzni novy narod MIN samozrme move obcan
svi pferuseni pol pfislusnos Anglii de zdei
pfesal by kolonity stall obcany mene moc sveho
statu t14
nasich pfsehovacd sou nekerf jiz nestali Sc amer
obcany tudiz zuStVa poltckymi pfsuSnky ktera
pTsehova avsak takovych jest nepatrna mensna
vetsna jsou obtany polckym pfislusniky teo zeme
pax nesmme zapomna sozen cesko-americk1ch
osad Jest Zcela ne byo feeme pred tfice roky kv
by Mich vetsnou d4 rozen starch vastech keri We
veku vice meme dosp6em prstehova. Ones vsude
vof vetsnu de rozeni zde kerf stall polymi pfisus
Milky Ameriy pravem rodovym konecne ami kdybv toho
nebyo kdo piija ameck6 obGanstv presta byt koonou
takovy krone toho nemdze by presdentem mfstopre
dentem Spojenych Sat ma tataz prava samozfeime po
yinnos ako keyko obGan zde rozeny udz Jest nesprav
no ps Ceskosovenskch kooniich ako by bylo nesprav
eeskosovenskych koonistech Americe kterezto po
meaovani snad estd nikdo du nasemu Amerce ne
us6drl.
Neni zadnych ceskoslovenskych koonii We Spoienvch
Statech tudiz nem6lo by byt tohoto jm6na uzivano
Narodni socasticka vekou vetsinou zamitla
navrh pfklon6ni Teti Internaconale moskevske
jest teba jenom tax oko Nebylo mic neocekavane
no. Pfedaknm sociastck6 strany jedna to- ably jech
strana zstala legmn akovou presala by by kdyby Sc
pnklonia Tfet lnemacionale Nektere zasady outo W.
sovene hlasane neenom neshoduj ale sou primo pro
chUdne onem savy Spojenych StatG legtimni muze z
stat ienom ia poicka srana ez zsava pdde ustavy
To bylo asi jednou pfftnou sympate pro Tret In
emaconau pred dVema roxy est6 hodn6 vfele ochlady
Mimo to, kdo domnva, Amerce n6iake vlivu
mohla by nabyti ez by komando Moskvy
ten nezna Ameriku Jednou pfcn proc sociasmus tax
zdouhave nabyva pudy Americe JEST as raz ev-
ropsky Kratce poedni presidentske volbe uverein
Jsme stasku, nz vychaZeo eyo socaisticka sra
ma nejv6s siu ma saech nejcen6S zivlem pfisteho
vaeckym nemensi statech nichz domorode obyvate
stv znacn6 prevlada.
Pro stranu jez oteyfene brala by svt komando Mo-
svy teprve by nebylo zadn6 nadee vhdky mohla by
stati dnleztym politickym cinelem teto zem sg
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
DIVE ANEKDOTY ZE ZIVO-
IA PROFESORA JAKUBA.
HRONA.
Napsal Ignat Hermann.

Nekolik tomu dni, co denni
listy oznamily umrti profesora
Jakuba Hrona, zemreleho V
rodiSti Smetanove (tuSim Y heit
manstvi pelhfimovsk6m). jim
odesla re zivota zaiimava po-
Staya, osobnim zjeVem znama
yellkemu poctu lidi, imenem
syym znama temer po celych
Cechach. Teto poVestnosti ma
byl zesnuly Hron nespocetny-
mi zvlastnostmi svymi v oboru
jazykov6m Y oboru syych pru
mysloyych "yynalezu''. Jeho
kalamar "bunat' ma pr. nekdy
pred petadvaceti nebo triceti ie
ty budil jiz pouhym maven
syym pozornost veselost, tre-
ba re no ma vlastnl oci malokdo
spatfil. Take jsem jej kdysi
mel, inkoustu jsem do neho ma
Ill, ale kdyz jsem jej pax ota-
eel ma vsechny strany Y mar
nych pokusech, abych neiak
pero nemo6il, rozbil Sc mi a "a
topa inkoustu zalila mi pSaci
stul. Nemel jsem prisluSneho
naVodu k namaceni.
Hronem odeSla vyznacna a
razovlta postava z rady hdi
zvlaStnich, podivinu. AvSak ma
rozdil od podivinu iinych a ia
ky tehoz nebo pribuzneho no.
lvolani, rekneme ihned. ze on
byl podivinem dobromyslnFn,
nikomu neublizuiicim.
Prazska verejnost znaIa tez
pred lety muze, ktery byl podi-
vlnem velmi zlomyslnym. kte-
ry tyral kde koho, $ kym len Sc
~ zivot6 setkal, kterV svym Skin
tecnym nebo len domneIym cd
purcum "prokazoval" hrubstvl
ma potkani. Tomuto muzi pa-
prosto byl nepodoben professor
Hron. Hovolil tise, nirr6 a hu-
dill DOZEN cloveka veln1i roEsaf
neho. Ale "a chvili padlo slovo,
dve, til, a tn iste poznali. ze {
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Starostlivy papinek kara sy-
ma, Jenz provadl rOzpustlle
kousky.
Ale, tatinku", namita syn,
''tys byl prece take nekdy mia
dym, a zajiste mas tez neJake
milostne dobrodruzstvi ma sve-
domi".
20, nikoI', povzdechl 81 O.
tee, 'kdyz jsem byl mlad, ne
mohl jsem podobne veci pro-
vadet, ponevadz jsem byl je-
ste chudym - a nyni - jest
" IA takoye v6ci bohuzel poz-
de -"
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Casova vymluvs

Stary Rehacek. navstivil ma
HE V Praze studenta a ihned 81
povsimnul prazdne kapsy u
vesty: "Kde mas hodinky?'
"Jejei, tatinku. odpust'te. ale
Wy jste pozadu' Coz nevite, ze
Sc ted bude pocitat den od !
do "a? Proto jseln 81 dal k ho-
dinari udelat novy cifernikl"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

l~ lo's - ScloClllet oICIlSI td,
ably mne medal zavriti "a to, re
vypravuji, co mi v duvern6m
hovoru povedel.
Professor Hron bydlil, tusim,
ma Kralovskych Vinohradech.
A tehda byly nynejsi prednosta
bezpecnostniho uTadu policej-
MIN koncipistou taky ma ko-
mlsarstvi vihohradskem. Ne
vim jiz, s jakou vecf prisel ma
komisarstvi prof. Hron, zda-li
$ domovskym, nebo konskripc-
MIN listen. Vstoupil do uradov
ny, We ktere sedel pan Bienert
docela sam a oslovil no:
"Dobre jitro, pane souchna-
paku.'
Mlady koncipista pfekvapen
pohledl ma neznameho.
"Co jste to rekl?"
"Dobre jitro, pane souchna-
paku," opakoval Hron.
"Tento muz nema v hlave
vsechno V pofadku," pomyslil
81 koncipista a kdyz mily pro-
fesor Hron, muz vysok6, mo-
hutne postavy, V tezkEch, ro-
hatych botach svych Sc blizil
padnymi kroky k dfednikovu
psacimu stolu, tu pan koncipi-
sta, nemoha vedeti, k jakym
dalsim rozkladdm mezi MIN a
zahadnym cizincem S podivnou
reel dojde, posunul nenapadne
pravici stranou a stiskl knoflik
elektrickeho zvonku do prizem
nj straznice. Jednou, dvakrat.
Nez uplynuly dive minuty,
rozletely Sc dv6fe a do dradov-
ny vstoupily diva straznici. A
kdyz zaujali postoj v pfisluyn6
vzdalenosti, otazal Sc koncipi-
sta muze, ktereho dnes poprve
Wdel:
"Prosim vas, pane, jak mi to
rikate?"
"No, docela spravne po ces-
ku. Wy iste koncipista, konci-
pient. Vite dojista, CO znamena
pfedpona con, ze je to IS,
SOU, capere jest chytati. ! e.
dy, hovore po cesku. pravim:
Dobre jitro, pane souchGapa-
kuw
Straznici arci nerozgn9li, a
lie pan koncipista rozai q a
kdyz prohl6dl papir> nezna-
m6ho, vid6l, kym lost mu
iednati.
Bylo mnoho takovyhc anek-
dot re zivota dobromvslneho
profesora Jakuha Hrona, "a
nimz po zprave g jeho skonu
doiista let6lo mnoho pratel-
skych vzpominek staly by ga
to, ably zavcas byly jeho vrstev
Milky pam6tniky sebrany.
Nemci mail sv6ho Jana Jiriho
Augusta Galletiho, proslul6ho,
prerikavajiciho Sc "zamySlen-
ce". Zda Sc mi. re zjev naSeho
ceskeho Jakuba Hrona jest ne
meme vyznacny a pametihodny.
Budiz jeho popelu vetny kid
a jeho jmenu pratelska nej-
ylidnejSi pamet
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Kazde svetlo ma svuj sim.

Prvni pritel: Opravdu, vase
chot' jest rozkoSna zena, ma tn
muzete byti pysnym.
Druhy: Ano, ano, az ma to,
re 20 cely den sedl Il piana!
Prvni: Jen kdyz sedi. to neni
tax zle. Mole po cely den hra-
ie to ie mnohem horst.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

Kiry, kerry, kara, kora,
kary, kury, zdola, shora,
ze vsech vSudy krajd stran,
Ikde kaluze, zabsky stan.
Krakoraji, herhnou, skrabou,
jak nohama vodu dlabou:
zapas nebes rudote,
dolly mraku, V hlubote.
Atd.;
JeSte dive podobne basne Sc
pax objevily We Svandovi du-
Idaku. Vsechny vzbudily We cite
narich domn6ni, ze jsou mine
my humoristicky, zpusobily We
|selost a tax prece jen vykonaly
|sv6 poslani.
Jiz nepamatuji, zdali sam o.
DIESEL ma odpocinek nebo ma Cd
pocinek byl dan, iezto pry Sc
zpusob ,ieho vyutovani nesrov-
naval S pozadavky vyucovaciho
Iradu, dustojnosti ucitelskeho
povolani. Ale V profesoru Hro-
novi, &C byl veku dosti pokro-
eileho, bylo jeSte mnoho ener-
gle a vzacne, pfikladne vytrva-
lost. Jako pensista Sc presto
hoyal do Prahy, dial Sc zapsatl
ina lekarskou fakultu pilne
studoval medicinu. TAX pilne a
Inednavne, re mohl byti vzorem
mladSim kolegum. TAX pilne a
S prospechem tax dobrym, re
pry podstoupil diva rigorosa. -
K dalsimu vsak nebyl pry pri-
pusten obavy, ze by jako
graduovany lekar pomahal ne
mocnym podobnym zpusobem,
Jak pred tim pomahal ceske ia
zykoved6. Ceskemu jazyku je-
no opravafsk6 lib6stky neubli-
zily, jeho leceni vSak by nemoc
nym bylo mohlo ubiiziti. A TAX
tedy Sc professor Hron dokto-
rem lekarstvi nestal.
Mezi jeho pfateli a znamymi
koluje mnozstvi anekdot a w
roku jeho zivota. Bohuzel,
re nebyly vSechny "a cerstve
pam6ti zaZnamenany. Nebyly
Vsechny podivne, ba n6ktere
jeho vyroky, ieho odpovedi by
ly neobycejne pohotove mo-
hEy byti uznany i duchaplnymi.
AvSak je treba, ably byly "a
chovany doslova, jak vysly z
list puvodcovych, bez pTidav-
ku samodilnych, nefalsova-
nych.
Jak receno, pdsobil dlouha
leta Hradci Kralov6 jake
professor. Tehda byl zemskym
profesorem Kosina, znamy au-
tor "Olympskych hovoru". |
prisel jednou ma inspekci do
Hradce Kralove, ma slavnou in
spekci. jaka pry byvala iednou
"a deset let. TehdejSi reditel
Igymnacia Fiser pfedvadel mu
sbor profesorsyy, seniorem po-
cinaje. A kdyz doSlo ma pany
|suplenty, tn Jakub Hron, ktery
take byl posud jen suplentem
a jiz mnoho let, necekal, NJ
|iej reditel panu inspektorovi
pfedstavi, nybrz sam velmi
hrdinsky vykrotil z fady a d
|vadel Sc Kosinovi:
"Jakub Hron, nejstarSi ma
mestnik V kralovstvi Cesk6m."
Ma pouhy milk zarazil Sc
pan zemsky Inspector, ale po-
tom hned rekl 5 usmevem a
zcela joyialne:
MEL jste tudiz casu dosti, a
byste Sc Ike svemu dulezitemu
1fadu nalezite pripravil."
A ma to razem odvetil Hron:
"Racil jste, vysoce slovutny
pane zemsky pozorovaku, ma
Isvuj nemene dulezity urad ta-
ky tax dlouho Sc pripravova-
Iti?"
(Jakub Hron mel sve rozdi-
ly. Okresnfho inspektora ma
zyval dozorakem. Zemskeho in
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neho prece neni vsechno v po-
radku. Vymysel zbyteGne, pra-
podivne a mnohdy fraSkovite
navy pro yeci a pojmy, ktere
mely davno Navy ustalene, a
velmi pfilehave. V tom 81 nes-
mirne liboval. Zejmena Sc pro-
slavil svou "Cujbou'. Zvlast-
MIN tyarem vynikal jeho klo-
bouk, ieho rebate boty, snad
i jine soucastky jeho odevu, ale
jiz Sc ma ysechno nepamatuii.
Tyto ysechny jeho zvlastno-
sti byly znamy. Meme znamo
bylo, ze Jakub Hron take YER
soval. Q tom vedeli V Hradci
kralove, kde byl profesorem
ma gymnasiu z Hradce take
byla mi na jare r. 1898 posla-
ma basen, kterou jsem uyerej-
nil Y kyetnovem sesite "Svandy
dudaka" toho roku, a teprve
pozdeji jsem Sc dovedel, re to
neni n6jaka parodie, ale re jest
vazne minena.
StuJz zde ukazka z nj:
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TRPfTE-LI NERVOSOU

TRPfTE-LI NERVOSOU
neb rheumatismem, jste-li VII
bee n6jak nemocni, navStivte
mne. Zarucuji Yam ulevu a
.vyleceni, bude-li to V lidske
moci.
HELENA SMITH-SIKORSkA
Ii. patro, pokoj {. 2, v budove
"Vcely"
BROADWAY 4 PORTAGE.
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Zaby ma jare.

"uy I'D JasS.
Rourou, rourou, rourou, rou-
rou!
Jdoudou, doudou.. doudou,
doudou
kon6 Appolonovy,
evakaii jim podkovy.
e-s- "a
Rara, rara, rara, rara,
stara - rara. rara, stara:
Vezou jaro ma voze
po neheske obloze.
ApoIl jede velkou vyysi
nlkdo rachot kol neslySi;
ale vidi zafny lesk.
TsHde ohe0 ranny blesk.
Jede nebem. vSude tise,
lako kdyz mySlenku piSe:
on len dava konum smer,
zaby lezoo 2 Jam a der.
Jedna skr be. druha Skrouha.
Jlna knei aebo brouka,
lima Ease raholi
Y louce nPho na poll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

Cechach caste pise neb mluyi "ceskoslovenkvch
kolonich Ar'erce" konecne toho nazvu Sc nekdy
pcuziya mist kde krajane vesm poct sou
usazen Tek ma pti<lad ornament vvstave @Pamatnku
The Washington times., 1921-04-06

American man of the woods that
bespeaks his Eagle" though here
the nnal chords were effective. and
that pictures the rigors of a rugged
winter" And MacDoweIPs Brook"
and his "Moonshinc" are evoked from
the highlands, not from the plains.
GIVES CHOPIN ENCORE.
Here Mr.. Thompson played as en-
core the big Chopin "Etude" A minor.
in which this very power was evinced
in commanding tone and power in the
opening part. Have We learned to
dramatize too much in such music?
1t is a matter OF choice, but the left
hand could be more full OF idea to
advantage. The sterling merit of the
artist Is obvious when he has con-
auered SO splendidly his technique
and one argues as to reasons for his
personal Interpretation, which 10
matter of individuality.
Fineness is apparent In his clear
cut and musical technique, unusual
facility and musical appropriation In
his double trills, in the wizardry of
the Mendelssohn-Liszt Dance OF the
Elves" and beautiful theme painting
in his :Schumann Dedication" ar
ranged by Liszt. Three Liszt arr
rangements completed the program.
the "Rossignol" OF Alabieh, the
Dedication" and the Mendelssohn
"Weding March"
JESSIE MacBRIDE.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06

together. resulting in locked or anky-
losis of the jaw. This was due 10
the shrinking and drying UP OF the
tissues about the joints OF the jaw
where IL joins the skull, and eventu-
ally the bones drew together so thai
his teeth were fast locked together
and he could take only liquid food.
At Miss Alston's sanitarium yester-
cay. DR.. L. NJ. McDougal. of Brook
lyn, performed an operation on Mali
Iy's jaw which will result in freeing
IL. On March 81 DIR. McDougall "p-
Grated on one side OF the Jaw ana
yesterday on the other.
"rhe operation was performed with
local anesthetics," said Mally, sit
ting up in bed to talk with report
er, "and 1 was conscious of the whole
thing. 1t was a wonderful exper-
ience. DR.. MscDougall had to chise'
through the bone where the JOINTS
had grown together and make new
joints and now. as you, see. car
move the jaw and have no trouble IN
talking"
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
Saves His Own Life as He
Falls Under Wheels
Of Trolley

PITTSBURGH. April 6-The
accidental striking of an angle
cock on an air tank under q street
car as ne was thrown from his
motorcycle in . collision in Avalon
last night. stopped the car and prob
ably saved the life Of J. r. Mayo,
aged nfty-one, of Akron. o. He
was taken to the Suburban General
Hospital, where physicians said he
had suffered only minor bruises.
Mayo told the police ne had
stopped his motorcycle as the car
halted to discharge some pass
engers. When 1t proceeded, he
started. not knowing the car turned
into loop at that point Unpre-
pared. ho crashed into the side of
the car as It swung into the curve.
His machine was hurled against
lamppost and he was thrown under
the car. II is thought a foot struck
the angle cock. throwing on the
brakes and stopping the car before
the wheels could touch him
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
LOCAL ARTIST GIVES
PLEASING RECITAL
George Dixon Thompson Heard
In Varied Program by
Large Audience.

washington showed its apprecia-
ton OF it's own In art last evening
when an appreciative audience almost
filled the ballroom of the willard to
hear a piano recital by George Dixon
Thompson. who gave ample evidence
for this interest by the breadth OF his
art and his pure and musical pianistic
playing.
Technically Mr.. Thompson has a
large command OF his INSTRUMENT, his
facility being really effortless, his
runs smooth and ingratiating-two
very different qualities. In tone work,
too, ne sounds his themes with what
we call pearly tone, embodying
warmth that gave mellow cadences
which he nodded at will with rhyth-
mic power In his varied forms.
At HOME WITH CHOPIN.
With Chopin he is wholly at home.
The opening flight" OF tone in the
Sonata, Opus 58. and the values of his
thirds were exquisite, while in the
finale there was again that pianistic
color in ripping runs and sweeps OF
technique. Chopin melody he sings
with his instrument in the Largo, but
here the hands were not sufficiently
co-ordinated. and that undercurrent
Of meaning in the drama of pure tone
lie tfsomething to be desired
This same element he could use tc
adyantage in the MacDowell group
where he lost that bold force OF the
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
TARASOVAP|CTURES
RUSS LIFE IN SONG
Singer Charms Large Audience
At National With Her Fasci-
mating PortrayaIs.

Tarasova, the vivid little Russian
singer-actress. abIaze in the colors
of her picturesque Russian costumes,
again brought her fascinating dra-
matte portrayals of the folk sons of
Russia to an appreciative audience
in a recital at the National yester-
day afternoon that was also q bene-
at for the valuable work of Friend
ship House here In Washington.
Tarasova. also, gives songs from
other lands. but she confines herself
to the music that has been born
from the heart of the people, not it's
art songs. The reason is obvious,
for Tarasova Is a little genius of an
actress, with a face that contains an
entire drama in II when she chooses,
but that Is irresistible in the sun
light and coquetry of her smile.
What Guilbert was to the song
dramas OF France. Tarasova is to the
song g-dramas of Russia. her homeland.
She tells her story in song. She uses
the voice nece ssary TO denote masculine
bravado. or etherealizes 1t into the high,
soft cadence OF her ancient Monastery
song. Or she just plays. in song, at
being the Big Brown Bear" she gave
for encore.
Her smile ana her hands, every
thought and touch Is either deep pathos,
or the inherent coduette. Strange music.
stranger types, are made alive here.
Some find the music at times raucus
Then It Is music 70 rthe dramas sake
But Tarasova may not be described.
She Is vital replica Of the heart Of
her folk tales, with the monotony Of
the early RusSian cadence made grip
ping by the variety of her dramatic
tale, and given the picture by her In
describable faoe and her gesture and
picturesque costume
Mildred Dilling, very gifted
young harpist. gave some delightful
solos. She was charming picture
before the gratifying color OF the
Russian hued back curtain, an asset
we so seriously need on our concert
stages. Miss Dilling has ripping
and facile technique and a light al
Turing charm in rhythm. Her left
hand is rather hight for the deep
fatalism of tho "Song OF the volea
Boatmen," IL is to joyous expression
she is best suited, as shown in the
label "L-a Source" and in her two en-
cores the French folksong, "Ie Bon
Petit Rot d'Yvetot" and the delicate
LIS Toilets" Of Hasselmanns.
Nine. Tarasova sang at the close a
Russian popular song that Tschai-
kowsky has used in the finale of his
fourth symphony. Lazar weiner was
a sympathetic accompanist. =
JESSIE MacBRIDE.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06
JAW LOCKED SINCE
BOY, kN|FEFREES|T
ReaItor Soon will Be Able to Eat
Steak for First Time in
Twenty Years.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Henry Nal
y, IT. twenty-five. q real estate man.
living In Brooklyn, with offices in
this city. expects to be able within
a few days to chew poterhouse steaks
for the first time since he was four
years old. When he was a child he
suffered a fall which resulted in in
jury to his Jaw and the joints grew
The Washington times., 1921-04-06

At school in suburb Of Madrid, many young
spaniards being given lessons in bull-Aghting
dummy bull is deftly worked on wheels by an expert
in the game. After spell Of training the pupils are
matched against young bulls.
The Washington times., 1921-04-06

10 inches wide: a rich. brilliant
satin-fsced quality, in such fa-
vored shades as navy blue. brown,
gray, old rose. copen. bisque, tan,
turquoise, blue and white.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-23

show today than yesterday, all of
the boys being used to their parts,
1t Is expected that even a larger
crowd will attend the show. Plans
were being made last night for in
creasing the seating accommoda-
tons, as the grandstand and bleach
ers were filled to capacity yester-
day.
A number of cowboys arrived
yesterday afternoon too late to
enter the days sport, but will be
seen in the arena today and tomor-
row. Ray of Clayton, N. M, who
has probably announced at more
round-ups during the past eight
years than any other professional
speeler, will WELD the megaphone
again today.
The Disabled Soldiers league,
which gets 25 per cent of the gross
proceeds of the rodeo. is co-operat-
ing with Managers Garrett and
Woolsey, as is Troop A, which en-
tered two exhibitions yesterday
which were well received. Sergeant
Claggett, who has been drilling the
boys here in craftsmanship, staged
a Roman ride. which was one of
the exciting events of the afternoon,
In the governors box were Gov
ernor and Mrs. M. f, Mechem,
Governor Campbell of Arizona, Adj
1utant General Brown. Congress-
man Nestor Montoya. recently re-
turned from Washington, and a
number of other high officials,