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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
Old Purdy Items

The school started again after
a few days rest on account of
smallpox scare, and most every
body in this community has a
sore arm, for Dr.. John Smith
sure did scratch them.
People are beginning to plow
a little in this section. Mr.. j.
B. Smallwood plowed six hours
in one day, and all are much in
terested in the reduction of cotton
acreage.
The compulsory school law
seems to bring children from ev-
cry part of the district.
Spurgeon Smallwoed is the
guest of j. B. Smallwood and
family.
w. G. Cobb paid a visit to
Bethel Springs last Sunday.
C. G. Dodds has his wife to
fill up his pipe since he was vac
cinated.
M 7. Inman is going to run a
rabbit ranch this year.
Ton account Of low priced cot.
ton, he says his farm is more
suitable for that business.)
We all ejoyed the Christian
Endeavor Society at college Sun
day night. Rev. C. N. Ralstor
made a nice talk after the Socie-
lty.
Spring is coming: let's all gel
together and work these roads
and let the Fords whizz.
w. F. Beard is enjoying life
sitting in his old rocking chair.
Mrs. w. L. Wagner has JUS
returned from visiting relatives
near Ramer.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
Selmer High School Notes

The Selmer High School is still
doing excellent work
Inc paylng Of tuition does no
ieem to bother the patrons 0
he Selmer High School. W.
low have had two weeks of sub
cription school, and so few hav'
lropped out that it is scarcely
noticeable
Many of the school pupils have
taken the SMALLPOX vaccination
An ounce'of prevention is wortl
a pound of cure
New books are being received
into the High School Library ev
cry day. and the school takes
this opportunity to express it's
heartfelt thanks to those con-
tributing.
The library is open to the pa
irons and .townsyeople, and they
are cordially invited to inspect
o If books and enjoy the benefit
t, be derived from a frst-class
library,
The athletics of the Selmer
High School are the best in the
history of the school. The basket
ball team under the supervision
of Mr.. Ferguson is the strongest
that Selmer has ever had. The
team has won 8 out of the Il
games played this season, and
has defeated the teams Of both
Henderson and Bolivar.
Repair work is being done on
our water works system, and ir
a short time we expect to have
rduing water in the school buil'.
ing.
On next Friday night is the
faculty play: Fascinating Fan
ME Brown. This is one of the
best comedy plays ever put on in
Selmer, and those coming may
anticipate a pleasant evening.
Excellent musical numbers under
the direction of Miss Elizabeth
Robbins, our music teacher, will
be rendered between acts.
Our literary societies are grow.
ing better each week, and. the
programs are educational as well
as entertaining. Meetings every
Monday afternoon at 2:3O. The
public invited.
This school term is fast draw
ing to a close. only three more
months and a half being left
These months will be crowded
with work and each pupil shoulc
make the most of the remaining
time.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
SeImer Hieh Wins

Selmer High School defeated
Henderson's High Schoolin a fast
game of basketball on lastSatura
day. The Selmer boys have been
very successful this season, hav-
ing won nine games, and lost
three. They play .Guntown, Miss,
on the local court next Saturday.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
18th District

B. R. Banks and family visited
his father-in-law Sunday.
Mrs. Hinson is very low attbis
writing.
Mrs. Fannie Robinson has been
sick for some time, but is better
at this writing.
Mr.. Wilson and family from
Illinois are visiting j. G. Brown
and family.
r. J. Hickman is visiting Mrs.
Dellar Moore and family.
B. R. Banks, 2. H. Ray and
j. G. Brown went to Selmer Sat-
.urday.
The school is doing fine.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
Notice To Ex.soldiers

All ex- soldiers. who wish to re-
ceive dental-treatment at govern
ment expense, Write, U. S.
Public Health Service, Atlanta,
Ca, for Form 526 to make ap-
plication.
DR.. w. R. CARTER.
Government Dental Examiner.
Selmer, Tenn. ADV.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11

A. A. McNeill, who recently
sold his mercantile business to
u. 7 Harris, at McNairy, was in
Selmer Monday and paid us a
visit.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Milstead of
near Ramer were shopping in
Selmer Wednesday and called in
to see us for a few minutes.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
IooIear Habit

"why IL u that musicians hare such
long hair7" Il suppose they think
they ought to have plenty Of locks to
match their keys"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11
SAND BOX

a Steduy uoWnpOuF OIL rain all
day Monday prevented the usu-
ally large first Monday crowd
from coming to town We
will print four pages ''at home"
just as long as we can get news
to do SO, and we request all you
readers to send any news items
in to us ------ New subscriptions
and renewals are coming in ev-
cry day, and expired subscrip-
tions are discontinued every day,
also Memphis is a clearing
house for stolen bonds, it seems.
Selmer's pew depot is now
occupied, and G. M. Barr and his
assistants are on the job and are
delighted with the new quarters
- The picture shows in Selmer
are as good as those found in the
larger towns The Indepeh-
dent has a printed form Of mort
gage notes which merchants are
using in closing up old accounts.
Cigarettes can now be legal
ly sold in Tennessee, and all the
'T3rite brands are to be seen in
some of the Selmer stores "A
single case Of smallpox in Sci
mer has not frightened anyone,
as it is a very mild case ------A
reduction Of cotton acreage may
work wonders in these ''shaky"
times The annual county
singing convention will be held
in Selmer the fourth Saturday
and Sunday in this month, and,
OF course, you expect to attend
Berkhiser's big lumber mill
at Corinth was destroyed by fire
last Friday night If it pays
others to advertise, why would
it not pay those who reside in
McNairy county to advertise, too!
---- The few horse traders were
all soaked" by the rain first
Monday and but little trading =
The rains this week have
caused the bottom to drop out of
the roads, and travel is light
Bad shooting at running
target at Corinth Monday result
ed inthe wounding Of an inno-
cent bystander r--------Now is q
3 good time to order garden and
field seeds The Independ-
ent can do the same class Of job
printing, and at q lower price,
than the big concerns who get
most Of the county printing, yet
va de not get the printing -----
Yes, there are mercantile
stores Ii Selmer, but yop could
ut find il out unless you came
to Selnler. as most of them de
not advertise in this paper
Dr. Poole. noted traveller anC
lecturer addressed a large audi.
ence ~ the Christian church oI
Tueaday night. He Is a forcefu
and entertaining speaker, ant
his lecture was one Of the best o
its kind ever heard in Selmer 8
----Selmer Masonic Lodge hel,
. very interesting meeting Sat
nraay night attended by sixty Q
more members and visiting Ma
ssns. An oyster supper was en-
joyed after the Lodge closed 80
George Leslie. q prohibition
inspector, was in Selmer Tues
day, but what Is there in Seine
70 inspsft aayhow?- This
the weather 70 bring on the "ba
cclds. . McNairy county
to have. another stock law. elect
ion in the near future Tt
compulsory school law is at wor
----S. P, Freeling, former Nc
Marian, now attorney general G
Oklahoma, has been designate
I by the governor to prosecute til
woman who killed the millionair
GILMAN and politician, - Egg
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-02-11

J. H. Perkins Of the I'd district
was in Selmer the first of the
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

they went to Caleua River Mich.
where the boys all took dip and en-
ioycd themselves immensely 1t was
here they got the Pere Marquette to
bring them home on Monday evening
A fine time was enjoyed by the scouts
and their leaders, who liked about
5o miles during the trip. there not be
ing one unpleasant thing to mar the
pleasure OF the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hornett Of
Sheridan avenue spent few days
visiting at the homes of the latter's
brothers John and Raymond sohaub
u south Bend.
NJ. and Mrs. Theodore 4. Fleming
Of 40 ohio avenue attended the flu
neral OF the formers mother N Chi
cago Yesterday. 1utern1ent was at
Evergreen cemetery.
William Brown. uncle Of the late
Earl Brown. was called here from BAY
city. Mich by the death of his
nephew Mrs. David Troyer Of Ham
moud a sister or the deceased has
also been here since che death Of her
brother.
Mrs. John Schaub Of sheridan ave
nue. entertained Mrs. Gunther and
daughter. Flornce, and Miss Sullivan
Of south Bend over Memorial day.
Mrs George Locke OF EOS Central
avenue was run over by Bartletts
dedivery truck. while crossing ohio
avenue. about 11.15 yesterday morn
ng The wheels went over the wo-
mans limbs, but IL being light truck
there fortunately were no bones
broken. The victim, however. sus-
tafDeS q sraID xroli0S and q mum h ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
Whiting
AdUertis en7en
Are Winners
BASEBALL NOTICE

BASEBALL NOTICE
H. Gordon & Sons carry a complete
inc OF spaulding's official sporting
goods. 5-lS-tf
Lawn mowers. garden hose. lawn
ssed, Patton's sun Proof Paints. at
smeIser's SOS indianapolis boulevard.
5-4-tf
H. Gordon & sans offer you new bar
gains every day. Watch the windows.
5-IS-tf
STAR THEATER TONIGHT
The Dwelling Place or Light" an
al-star cast. Sig
For sale-House hold goods. prac-
ticauy new. Leaving town. 7o+
schrage avenue. Phone 237-J.
For Rent Light house keeping
rooms 1888 Amy avenue. Whiting,
near 116th street. el-3
WHITING READERS
OKeefe's soda fountain and light
luncheon now open in connection
with our regular service. 6-2-3
For Rent-Two light house keep
ing rooms 753 Indiana boulevard, over
Moser's Hardware. Robertsdale.
6-2-2
Graduation hats In white as we'll a9
colors, can be found at McEiroy Hat
Shop. 6-2-2
Sacred Heart az ". c. 0. F-AU
members who expect TO attend the
banquet on June - VIII please send
their names 20 Mrs n. Lynch 342
Sheridan avenue. not later than June
sth G-o-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
Caruso Heard In a Sacred
Number

As a reminder that Eurico Caruso,
4,,e peerless opera tenor is also one OF
the greatest historical interpreters Of
The music OF Christian devotion, his
new Victor Record for June is from
Fossini's "Messe SoIenelle" The
Domino deus" has a steady. vigorous,
yet graceful 1read- All technical CON
siderations die away as the glorious
=oice Is uplfted TO acknowledge the
goodness of God. Few have heard this
music sung as Caruso sings it-few
indeed have heard his great voice soar
ing and swelling as here. But all may
hear it now, for its echoes safely caught
T. the Nictrola, will never die.
4 gospel hymn of truly American
sung BY Madame Schumann-HeinS in
response 10 a great popular demand
Only one who has faced lie at many
points could sing this air with such
completeness of sympathy. The orches-
7ral setting is touched by an occasional
hell-tone, as perhaps the visionary
CLEAN Of Divine light might touch and
sllumine some quiet soul pursuing
steadily its upward way. Rocally the
record is beyond praise.
The Last Rose of Summer Celtic
ir- origin, IS certainly now the common
property OF the human race, surrounded
rs Ii is By poetic legend and musical
history. Miscba Elman plays II in
double stops, two strings in liquid.
singing harmony. His violin grows
mysterious, contemplative, almost mys-
teal in beauty, returning before the
close to a sweet and simple tenderness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
Songs Of Sentiment Sung by
Lambert Murphy

Daring" the magic word which has
caused many heart to throb and
tlutter, is the name Of one Of Lambert
Murphy's songs on his new Victor
Record for June. In its lovely melodies
the word Of sweet emotions seems 70
open new worlds Of beauty. Many
colorcd orchestral harmonics surround,
almost enfold the clear, snvery tenor
voice in which this delightfully."- roman
tic composition IS sung. Love in Lilac
Time" is even more intensely interest
ing. coujuring Up the fragrance OF
garden-lilacs in springtire, when the
air IS filed with the sense of beautiful
set unspoke1 things. Alter an inter
1uds for TIE oboe, with the violin and
with bells, the voice returns at the
close 10 a fine climax.
How sincere a tribute 70 mother
hood Sounds when sung by mems
voicesi "Somebody's Mother" Eives
the Peerless Quartet full advantage OF
the tender theme A lonely pathetic
figure in the city street, seeking the ore
face that will mean for her a brief
span OF life before life comes to an
end, forms the central figure of the
song. Il Found a Rose in the Devils
Garden" song Of unusual beauty by
the Sterling. Trio. occupies the other
side OF this Victor Record.
Returning to TIE subject of mothers,
Henry Burr sings NY Mothers Eve
ming Prayer" d smooth melody with
{ violin obbliEato-such a strain as
might creep through and traaqu,lixe
the mind in the silent act of prayer.
Nov l Lay Ne Down 70 Sleep is an
equally touching and simple number
The voices Of Charles Hart sad Elliott
Shaw follow one another closely
through haTmonies that rise into gFeae
beauty
Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms" By
the American Quartet, IS not 4 record.
but jubilee. Both the words and rru-
SIC are Of a ouddlcsome nature. From
the mouths Of this highly interesting
outfit. the song goes over in triu-0ph-
I he Peerless Quartet does every bit as
well with I'm Missin' Maulrys
Kissin'," a true ''Mammy' song Won
derfully harr1onized
Monroe Silver's frs song record IS
wolf" "Rcbecca" stayed two years
IN Mecca, then came home, discarded
q few conventional garments. smoked
Turkish ''tebekah' in 4 bubbie-pipe,
danced the Midway dance and other
wise scandalized tk= neiEhbo-hood.
Silver's style IS superb Billy Murray
IS his record-rlate with My old New
Jersey Home" The home is covered
up by patent-medicine signs; passenger
trains run by every hour, and the FAM
lily gets its supply OF coal ny making
faces at the engineers
Sousa, TIE March King" has = new
double record this morth-two brilliant,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02


critics and music lovers from the time
OF her first appearance Her first
record is a sprightly. nelodious theme
drawing upon Ill the technical re-
sources Of the instrumen
nouble-stops, exquisite glistcning tnlls
ard delicate arabesQues of passage
rork Beyond this there is the divine
FIRE Of the perfect Interpreter 10 whom
the impossible itself IS only a means
20 an end.
An aria from Verdi's opera Don
Carlos" the farewell strain of Rodrigo
~ which he Gppea!s 20 his friend-"O
Carlo ascola1 ooh Carlos, Listen TO
Nv Plea" Is De Lucas new Victor
Record, one OF his finest Tie beautiful
.-e!ody IS sung with splendid power and
Two fragile flowers OF Debussy's
music which have forced their way to
lie light after a long struggle, are Of
5ered b. Cortot in a record Of cndur
irz loveliness. la file aux cheveux
te lin The Girl with the Flaxen
Ha;r)" is d delicately poetic number
elhaling a charm like the fragrance Of
areroues. "Menestrels fMinstrels)"
las 4 more vigorous rhythm. almost the
swing OF 4 peasant dance. Both ex-
erniifv the finest development of mod
eTn French music.
Sophie B7aslau's contribution this
--cnth is a sorg in popular style Same
Old Dear Old Place" The melody is
simple. surrounded with orchestral
intermediates which lend It beauty
and distinction A moment Of Home
Sweet Home" repeated, but brief and
evanesceat as a CLEAN OF memory,
oc-oes in music the message OF the
NY Desk. Like Ny Heart. Is En-
numbered With Care, sings Dufresne
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
The New Fox Trots Are the
Best Ever

OSSb Ever
Joseph c. Smith and His Orchestra
IN the new Victor Record for Tune L
Lost My Heart to You and Broken
Moon-Without YOU" medley fox
trots, make the tine work overtime
To play a fox trot that viii do for the
goose toddle and all the rest OF the
popular menaFerie down to the tango,
must make an orchestra leader feel liks
the man in the fable who had to cross
the river with the fox. the goose and
the corn. But Joseph C. Smith knows
the answer. Here he has the perfect
dance tempo-thc time that suits them
all
There seems 10 be no limit 10 the
things Paul Whiteman can do with
a modern orchestra. lie can take in
strumental combinations that by all the
accepted laws Of things ought TO sound
like musical zoo at feeding time. can
make fox trot OF them. and set 4
whole continent dancing TO the result
Underneath Hawaiian Skies Is one
Of the most d2rinEiy beautiful things
he has done, while Sip Sip Sippy
Shore Medley One Step. is a dashing,
snappy, vigorous dance, with too many
effects to be crowded into a descrip-
ton
AN h.r You-Happiness," also By
Paul Whiteman and His Orchc stra, IS
twelve whole inches Of deliri5us foc
trot, sometimes soft and dreamy, with
floating, seductive melodies, and again
thrilled with the masculine strength Of
the horns. The All Star Trio and
Their Orchestra play "Moonbeans-
Pining Medley Fox Trot, in which
the brasses seem fairly TO root for joy
while the xylophone trickles Ike d
silver brook in the tonal landscape.
The All Star Trio, specialists in joy.
have taken TO writing their own records
Teach Me"-Fox Trot is by George
Hamilton Green. the xylophonist, and
Victor Arden, the pianist, wrote Round
the Town" Wadsworth's big saxo-
phone boots encouragement like a big
brother along the side lines.
FL Relicario" IS probably the most
popular song in Latin America today.
Though not exactly dance as the
Blue and White Marirba Band plays
it, its swift time makes you feel ike
dancing 1t is the story OF 4 fallen
torreador played in thrilling, ICY
tremolo. Ferera and Franchini when
you turn the record over, give you
something easily danced Hawaiian
Waltz" suavely beautiful, quivering ali
through with the Island Wall"
II these records interest you, aud
there are few people indeed who can
not find pleasure ia some part of this
fascinating musical array, any Victor
them for you without obligation on your
part, even though you are not the for
tunate possessor Of a YictTolss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

The town board held It's hrst meet
ing In the new town hall Tuesday eva
ming.
The Kuhlmans were in Crown Poirt
sunday
Miss Marie Bloeseh Of Schiller Ind.
spent Thursday with Miss Dors Piepho.
The school children art exhibit val
be held on Friday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
CloEged M Kidney Deposits are Die
solved and the TOXINS (Poisonsl Com
pleteIy Driven Out. Druggists Told
TO Guarantee 1t In Every Instance

Your very life saws Dr.. Carer,
depends upon the perfect Junction.
ing and health OF your kidneys 50
whatever you do don't neglect them"
Dr. Careys famous prescription No.
III known as MarshrOot is not recon-
mended for every thing, but we cannot
too strongly urge its use II you suffer
from annoying bladder troubles; FIRE
queut passing Of water night and day
With smarting or irritation brick dust
sediment or highly colored urine,
bloating irritahility with loss Of flesh,
backache. rheum,atism CIR any other
tendency to Brights Disease. Dialects
or Gravel. for kidney disease IN its
worst form may be stealing upon YOU.
Don't wait until tomorrow to begin
the use of this wonderful prescription
if YOU have any Of the above symptoms.
Kidney and Bladder troubles don {
wear away. They viii grow upon YOU
slowly. stealthiy and with unfailing
Never mind the failures Of the past
If YOU Cten suspect that YOU arc sub
iect to Kidney Disease. don't lose a
single day for every good druggist has
been authorized to return the purchs Sc
money on tho first two bottles TO all
who state they have received no bene-
ht.--Ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
NEWS OF THE MUSICAL WORLD

ture, curses the follies and vices Of the
age, and gives warning that the Revo-
lutiou is soon to break He begins pitt
fully, but later develops almost terrible
power and force, under which the in
strur1ents Of the orchestra seem to
flutter in confusion
y hear the cello" said Walt
Whitman. 1T IS the young mans
hearts complaint Hans Kinder
justifes to the full this poetic estimate
OF the instrument IN the Song
Without Words" he interprets tire
yesrning strain with strong, sincere.
tender emotion. It is indeed an emo
tional record II reveals 10 all who
hear it the soul of the composer, and
seemingly even the soul Of the irstru-
meat itself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

Mable. the i2-ycar-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Witter Of Lake ave
nue.. died at the home % her aunt in
Chicago on Wednesday morning. after
an illness Of several months. Funeral
arrangements have at this time not
been made.
Alr ana Mrs. y. Emerson and family
and MI and Mrs. H. 7. Goldins and
daughter. Violette, spent Decoration
day at Cedar Lake
Miss Frances Jones. who has been
a the J. Brown home on Myrtle ave
nue. for several weeks. returned to
her home in Crown Point the fore part
of the week.
a large number Of Lady Maccabees
from here attended the Maccabee rally
IN Hammond On TUESDAY evening.
Mr. and MRS. E. j. Erereon OF LIN
coin avenue left for Adrian Mfch., last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

n Id : d ~ mo
ciccolo tzvolo."
s,iartinelli renders
t1is intense, dra-
ratic aria with
decp feeling. The
man lured from
his wife and chill
dren in Paris By
the arts Of a mu-
sic-hall singer. de-
cides at last to
gre her Up and
Tc4rn 70 his ia
rilv. The music
tells all his spirit
usi torn c mt,
through which are
heard gliupses OF
the beauty ard
nrys+erv NJ tifs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

Leopold Stokowski has chosen this
month for the Philadelphia Orchestra's
Meteor Record The Ride OF the ValSy-
rids" from Die Walkure" 1t was an
cid Norse belief that after Z battle the
daughters of Wotan came riding
through the stormy sky to carry the
ding heroes to Vslhalla Nothing in
-, modern rru-ic equals the over
vheining deluge OF sound which bears
along the theme Of this mythical ride.
The orchestra interprets it with power
ard deep understanding.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02
1T

Gan, Why delay so longI)" Susanna Is
singing love-invitation, part of plan
by her mistress. while her accepted
lover hides nearby overcome with jeal--
ousy. The pure vet seductive grace of
tine aria is unexcelled by anything IN
music You will never cease to won
der al the long. soft. clear phrases and
ne manner in which Nine. Bori sings
Item.
Andrea Chenier-Son sessant-anni
fcixty Years Hast Thou Served
Them" magnificent dramatic num-
Ter. IS sung BY Titta Ruffo. Gerard
Who afterwards rises to power in the
French Revolution, seeing his old
lAthex GErdened WITH = lead 2! furni-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

go -
did. 20 wcr { u /
n a r c h c S Not
every American
knows that Sousa
marches arc play
ed and loved today
IN every country
in the civilized
orld, and in
many lands where
civilization h a g
barely thrust an
snquiring foot.
w b en- humanity
ceases 70 thrill to
the clear, invigor-
ating strains,
there will be some
thing wrong with
humanity. T hey
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-02

a I ter the last
strains there is a
beautiful after
note or two, like
the lingering fare
well of the roses
mourner uuwiu-
ing to leave the
scene.
America b a s
welcomed the re-
turn Of Nine. Bori
after the throat
operation " h j c n
restored her glor-
lious voice. Now
fit welcomes h er
fnew Victor Record
from "Nozze di
Figar D e b
Vieni, non tardar