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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
I.cnvcs to Resume Work I'm Jnunu

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Aug. ..
-Fhe Rev. Thomas H. 1Iadcn. u. n.
who has been spending the past year
in the United States, left his home at
crozct this county, early last week
for san Francisco. from which place
he Will sail tomorrow for Honolulu
to attend tho Pan-paciflc educational
conference. He will resume his work
in Japan in Scptembcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
FORMER U. OF R. STUDENTS
READY TO GO ABROAD

Rev. j. liumlcy Wiley and Mrs.
Wiley who was Miss Ellysou. Of
Richmond, will san in August for
China The University of Richmond
ms sent ten. including t;lose nam II
- foreign mss pnary fields in the
past year. TIE oilers 2.c Miss Mar
saTct Mont"irp. William Packer and
NJ. ana Mrs, .lrHry Decker. Mrs
l'cckcr was formerly Mis- Florence
Boston, OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
MISS Alice Harding.

ftEbEiiCKsRURG. VA. Aug. g.
,, came suddenly to Miss Alice
.Hruins' OF Rock Hill. Stafford Coun-
~ VINO was operated on for appcn-
d,citis at the Mary Washington J,os-
pl'ai. Miss Harding was Is years Of
u.s. Sne Is survived by her PARENTS
.nr. ana Mrs. Helton Harding; three
S SISTERS Misses Nellie, Kate and Tncyc
"hE' one brother. Clifton Hard l.
If, S, ""u 'Large number of other rel
ono OF the latter being Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

nous Ringgold Battery OF Civil War
iamc. lie came here about twenty
hEc years ago and was engaged in
the tobacco business. He married
Miss Dudley. Of Franklin County. His
surviving children are Mrs. Parkc
Carte. OF Louisburg. w. Va; Crispin
Dickinson. j. Chcslcy Dickinson. v.
{. Dickinson, Wilson. y. c.: Dan
Dickinson. Danvillc: Miss TIME Dick
cnson. and Mrs. Lucy Scott. of Win
ston- Salem, n. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Shot In Side, out Of Danger.

Audrey Crickcnhcrger. as East
Marshall Street. who. according to
nc!ice reports, was accidentally shot
IT the right side yesterday. was re-
ported by physicians ut the Virginia
hospital last night as out of danger.
lie was taken from 4 house at or
North Twcnty-nfth Street. Details
of the shooting were not dlvulrcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
REPUBLICANS TO CONFER
AT THE JEFFERSON TODAY

Leading Republicans will meet in
conference this afternoon at Rcpub-
lican headquarters at the Jefferson
Hotel Prominent members of the
party from many sections of the
state will be present. il is stated.
The conference. II was said last night.
is for the purpose of discussing the
situation and for mapping out pro-
gram for the fall campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

VINO mad lost an only son Of the same
age. lie married Miss Duane White,
native OF Albcmarlc, who survives.
win one child. lie also leaves three
brothers and five sisters. two of whom
came on to attend the funcral--Al-
pert Elder. of Hinton, w. Va, and
MISS Sallie Elder. OF New York CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
JUDGE GIVES YOUTHS CHOIC
OF GOING TO JAIL OR CHURCH
IBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. ". C.. Aug. 2.-Fi,
young men OF this city arc und,
sentence to attend church rcgularl
for one year. They were convictC
Of stealing automobile supplies.
Judge Horton gave the defendan,
their choice Of going to the count
roads for one year each or to atteH
church regularly for the same lcng,
of time. They promptly accepted III
latter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

over 200 motorists appeared at Po-
lice headquarters yesterday as a re-
suit OF the first days tryout of the
So-callcd card system for minor Of
lenses against the traffic laws They
were arraigncd before Captain Sam
ucis. who. after hearing their cases
discharged them with n warning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
William y. SInys,

William s. Mays. &C. died at C
o'clock yesterday morning at his
home, 1910 North Twenty eighth
Street. The funeral will be held at
o'clock this afternoon from Christ
Episcopal Church. and burial will he
In Oakwood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Chamber bod. Meets Tuesday.

Il. &. Lewis, Jr.. will act as chair
man of the insurance committee of
the Chamber OF Commerce when ii
meets next Tuesday at noon. lie will
substitute for T.. NJ. Crutchhcld, regu-
lar chairman, who is out OF the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
j. &. Dickcnsou. Sr

DNNN LILLE. VA. Aug. 1.-The death
occurred yesterday Of J. c. Dicltcn
son. Sr.. for nearly quarter or ,
century Danville resident. Ue ,v,s
o. sears OF age and son of Captain
crispen Dickinson. leader or rho -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Robert w. Parrish. Sr.

Funeral services for Robert w
Parrish. Sr.. will be held ut II o'clock
this morning from Blilcy's undertake
Ing rooms. Burial will be in River
Wow Ccmctcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Petition In Ilankruptcy,

y petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday by creditors against V. r.
Tinrlcy Il Brother. Blackstone mcr-
chants. The petitioners calm about
81 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Unusual Values i'm Scatter Sizes
ORIENTAL RUGS

Extra Fine Beloochestan Rugs
Dull shades of red, blue
and ivory; approximate
sizes-2.9x5. Price, $4,000.
Small Dozer Rugs-Very deep
pile in rich colorings of rose
and blue; approximate size
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
To Gay and Tonight
In Richmond

Baseball, Richmond VS.. Tarboro.
Mayo Island Park. 1870.
For Theatcr Calendar, see I:d,-
torial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

3.3x5. Priced at $4,000,
$4,000 and $500.
Extra Fine Dozor Rugs-Ap-
proximate size 4.6x6.9.
Priced $125.00, $4,000 and
$195.00.
Room Size Oriental Rugs
Priced from $500 to 5000.
Floor Three, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Miller g. hoads
THE SHOPPING Center"
Think of the Beautiful Rugs
From the "Far East Again!

Such Wondrous Rugs we haven't seen since before
ue Great War;, and in such abundance as you haven't
SEEN either! During the we were fortunate if we
secured dozen-noW come and piles of them! And
as to prcesmost Of them just about half of what
they cost last year.
What nicer opportunity for inspection-and seec-
tion-coud one ask them in these:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
BAYS AND COUNTY
SHERIFF AT OUTS
Mccullough Objects to
Activity Of Sleuth in
Making Raids
ARREST NICE PEOPLE
Sheriff Releases From Jail
Two Who Were Held
Under Bond

Tho storm which has apparently
been brewing for several weeks be-
tween the shcriffs office ana the
county investigator office broke
Saturday when Sheriff " NJ Mo
Cullough disputed tho legality Of
the actions OF T.. i. Bays, county In.
veRiigator, In the campaign which
he has been waging for the last
several months against the road-
houses and joints IN Tulsa county.
In his objections to Bays. the
sheriff asserted that the invcstl.
gator was not staging what he called
the "grandstaud" raids so enforce
the law and close up the places but
merely 10 collect the foes. III he
is so anxious TO enforce tho law and
close these places why doesn't he
make a qulot investigation. obtain
the evidence and then turn IL over
TO me for mo to act on" the sheriff
asked
"All OF these places will be closed
by lniunctlons just as quickly as
possible. Bays said in replying to
McCullough's statement we
would have already asked for In
functions against the Campbell
chicken farm, Harry Hamilton. It's
owner, Boss Kinney, owner of the
gambling devices at that place.
shorty" Wilder and hla new road
house near the fairgrounds, II the
county attorney had not been alb
sent from the city. Rest assured
that padlocking orders against these
places VIII bo requested early next
week.
"And about those fees" tho
county investigator continued IL
have never collected all the fees due
me. on all the felony work never
collect fees and on these raids ] get
10 cents mile and SO for each
person arrested This money
divide among the men making the
raid do not set any part Of tho
fines-the magistrate keeps that and
/ suppose that he turns IL over TO
the county. What money is de-
rived from raids Is triviaiA My
deputies are all paid on the private
work they do for, me---not n penny
of their salary comes from the
county Golfers As 10 me collecting
evidence on these Joints and turn
ing II over to the sheriff---such a
suggestion Is funny. Didn't the
sheriff say not two months ago that
his office was swamped with civil
business?"
The break between the two law
enforcors came about through the
hheriff's action In turning out OF
Jail, Mrs. Grace Morgan and G..
cecns. both of whom were caught
In the raid on the alleged road
house near the fairgrounds and who
were ordered to Jail by Justice j. T.
Thompson when they failed to make
a 1850 bond.
Sheriff Mccullough admitted
turning the two loose and defended
his action with tho explanation that
he knew both of them and that
they were nice people.
Justice of the Peace Thompson.
before whom practically all the
cases arising from arrests made by
Bays are tried stated Saturday night
that his office IL open for investiga-
tion at any time. MY fees are all
turned into the custody of the
county treasurer every three
months" he said. "Then / take my
receipts and tile my report with the
county commissioners. IL seema to
me that the sheriff Is making a big
fuss about nothing"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
SAIL PACIFIC IN YAWL
Amateur Navigator Sets Sail for
South sea Islands In u
nl-IDut Hoat

a public library navigator" as
he has been dubbed by the old salts
at Los Angeles harbor. Harry Pid-
Eeon, youthful yachtsman of the
harbnr district, has set-sail Ina
hand built 34-foot yaWi on a 5000
mile voyage to the Mnrquosas. Pid
geon is unaccompanied by man or
beast and has only an amateurs
knowledge OF naviHation.
Pidgoon, who had never bcon on
The sea until three years ago. built
the islander" without assistance.
Eighteen months were required ia
the building Of the yhwl, the youth
ful skipper taking pains TO make
his boat aa stanch as any OF Its
kind a(loat Materials for his boat
cost $1,000,
soon after the completion OF the
ISLANDER" pidgeou and "A compan-
ION set sail In the summer OF lg2O
for the Hawaiian Islands, arriving
safely at Honolulu in 26 days. The
little craft sCudded over the seas
and before the wind at AN excellent
clip her spread of 635 feet of can
vas driving her at times faster than
ten knots
On his trip to the South Sea
Islands Pidgeon Ia taking along a
three months supply OF provisions.
The "Islauder's" course win be most
due south for 1000 miles, when her
lone skipper and crew will steer a
course to the southwest across the
equator. The youthful navigator
expects 10 make the Marquesas $
group In 40 days.
Pidgeon laughed at the auggess
lion that he is taking his Ike In
his hands In yenturing across the
Pacific alone in such small craft
and on such a long voyage
MY boat Is as seaworthy as any
vessel Of her class aflpat." he said
Yesterday "She has no engine and
none Is needed. with two com.
plete sets OF sails there will be moth
ing to fear. have provisions
aboard sufficient to last me three
months and ! expect 10 do very lit
tie fishing on the way, alhoutgh
Jack London said he found fish In
abundance In the tropics"
Pidgeon hopes TO reach the South
Sea Islands by Christmas and plans
to remain In the vicinity OF the
hiarluesas until april With rnc
passing OF the typhoon season he
probably viii set sail for Tahiti and
Samona, he says. Ii may be three
years before he returns TO his fam
lily and friends in the United States.
Los Angeles Times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

High grade and mntchess for stylish dresses
and blouses; perfectly finished; 40 inches
wide; in black and all wanted colors and
shades.
c-a,:-I . or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
YOU ARE BUSY.

Save time by having the Superior
Tea Room serve your sandwiches
and noon-day luneheons. Popular
prices. Quick Service 544 South
Maip Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
Chiffon Silk Velvet
Lovely Broche Velvets
Fancy Crepe de Chine

Delightful crepe dc chine OF nice heavy
quality now being featured by the more
clever French and New York designers in
white and colored grounds with small,
dainty Egures 40 inches wide.
Extra Special, 2.95
Piece fioo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
Colored Handkerchief Linen

Pretty, handmade coiored linen handker-
chiefs give delight to their recipients; these
linens. in twenty different shades, viii make
fine handkerchiefs; a full yard wide and
excellent quality.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

Doll Special
24-in., full joint
ed. moving eyes.
with wig and
hisque head. 25 TO
sell at
2.75
No Layaways
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04
Beautiful Imported French Made Blouses

ROM the deft fingers their French makers di
II these quite different and rereshngy
Il bouses OF finest Canton In slp-over style
with soft belts OF selffabrc. Round neck line
sleeves the elbow. Elaboraely beaded
Jet glass and gilt beads in oriental and conventional designs
shown In with Jet and garnet brown with gilt
beading: with steel intricate elaborate effects;
dark with jet, steel nail heads black
bronze round and buse beads
-25.OO Each
Wome Wear
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
2nndrOl, SeallOaf, uirflide DELTA.
telIen, iinb 81 baben bel:
NibIers, 36-45 Miggs Marft.

Sim lebten Somstag, oen 81. 5. sc.
erfranfte ploblid 5rau Streis, Sat
tin oes aqgemein befannten &errh
Gbas Streib. Soffentlid beliert lid,
ibr beoeiifli9er 3uitano boloig1t, TO-
Dab iie ibrem SauSbalt mieoer Dor
iteben fam.
SER 6ranf @entb, Elm befanntes
Ariiberes Wit9lieo oes u@ermonio
MGnner-G bor", feierte leeten Conn
tag in Baltimore ieinen @eburtstag
5u Dem er mebrere ieiner bieliger
Srernoe gelaoen batte, Sic aae cine
iebr CUTE Belt oaielbit berlebten.
SER Safob 8ruegger, pobnbafl
in GongreB SeigbtS, b~erbeiratete lid
nit Srau Sdlobobm. Die 9eier fanf
I'M engeren Samilienfreiie 1tatt. ssh
grotulieren bon Screen.
Sonntag Abeno lit @eriammlun9 Del
Concord 9amen 8ereins i'm @lubbauie
314 s StraBe, 81. 80.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
8Ieinisfeiten
fiir 6reunOe Der alien Scimnt.

-&op 9eoerioge. Die 1915 bier in
8oibington mar uno Ourd ibre EeiI.
robme am Oelitiden SdidIal 10 be.
tannt lit, bat iib init einem Serrn
Saeger in aiiiingen berbeiratet.
-Sn 9eutidIono fam man iett
NIT Yerionen, Die lid ouf einem fab.
renOei 3uge befinoen, teIepbonild in
Serbln0tng ieeen. Man fam pom
3uge aus 3immer I'M SoteI reierbie.
rem. Wtarfoni beripridt, 0aB man in
fnroer 3eit iiber oen atIoutiiden 0ae.
an nod amerifa miro teIepbonieren
f0nnen.
SIM Sui naren 1898 Gro8ent
DER NotiiraIiiierten in @merifn Deitt.
ide. SIN gall8en muroen 1906
5remoe, beionoers SytoIiener uno
GnglGnber, @iirger ser @ereiniaten
Staaten. Stantsiefret6r 0abis fptl
Die @inmanOering 0a0urd ober err.
ltipereu, Dab oue 6remoen in ibrem
9eimotlonoe bonn amerifoniiden
&oitllil altSgeilht mer0en lollen.
Sn leoem be0eutenoen Il~sflthrbofen
lollet otiBeroem 5nei omerifnniIdle
Seomte-ein ar3t ullO ein ginfunit.
behring's nipeftor-ongeIten mer.
Den. Dabis befIagt iid) Ooriiber, oos
oetttlde Berioneu iid fir 1 Gent I'M
gtonot ais Sdiffsorbeiter ouf orne-
rltanilden Sdiffeu oingen IoIIer, nm
Damn III geetu Yorf oils IoIbe ans
Sono 81 geben uno-3u berIdminoen.
Cine 8orlage ion oaber Dem GonareB
5itgebe1, Die ale fremoen Seeleiite
3luiltgt, lid Dor 8etreten 0es omeri.
tanilden 9ooens regiitrieren an Ioi-
ZEN. Obne cine ioIde @orlidtsmaB.
re9el loll es gum 8eiipiel 40 Eau.
lenO Gbineien geIingen iein, ms
Snno 81 fommen.
-g8as miro nit aoiier Scarf bon
Oeltreih eeideben2 Man beridtet,
DAB er Ole Sdipeio berIaiIen iuoIle,
INN itad) Stolien 81 eeben; Damn uie.
Der beiBt eS, er lporte ie0en Eoq ga.
rolit, III ungarn ais Gonig SugelaIIen
5lt meroen. ltngorn ion Sen 80Ifer.
9itiio bitten wollen, bas ou geItatten.
Gr loIl ourd ben gonferott elmer
9dmei5eriiden ganf bieI @eIo berIo.
rem bobelr. gud Ser Oelitlde aoiier
N 9ollolto ioa berarmt iein uro feline
Steilern oortieIbit nidt be5abIen Ton.
men. SIN engIii6en 8arIameat Der
longte Soralio 9ottomlep am is.
AllQuit ipicoer Die 9(usIieferunq oes
aoiierS &ilbeIm. Die monardildle
Selue9itng in 9eutIhlano uno lin.
gorn miro ieoen Gag GROCER. 0b Die
beloen aoiier ie ibre gcItiir5ten Gbro.
ne ipieoer beiteieen iperoen?
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02

gIuubte o6er oomaIs ieIbit an 0ieie
ogcneralities." l
9ie omerifoniiden r~2egionGre~
febren iebt bon ibrer &eiIe ourd
Sranfreid itn0 GIiaB-2 otbringen 3lt-
riid. SoffentIi6 lit Ser Ginor1td
bonn ld0nen, Oeuti6en Strob-
b Ii t q BET linen elm o~oltern0er. sic
bergeIien oitd boffentGif nidt Ben
Oellti6en, eliGiliiden M0n6 @aI6.
eemiGIer, 0eiien @rab in 81.
Die fie beiudten, Ser nod ser Sro0i-
tion Oen beriibmten 8rief i6rieb, in
lpel6em cr fit itnieren Sentiment Sen
Namen 81 marifa", nod Nne-
rigo &espucIi, bori6litg. Gin gltf-
ertboIt IN Sen oeutf6en Hbein-
lanoen lit fir unlere SoIooten Juno
Die e8 moren), ob ltn6 at audi bon
ghtben fir cine ridtige @itffoIIunq
ii6cr sic &itltitriperte ser 0eutIfen
ltllo trall5oltlfen g%tationen.
+ r X
Sebt oa ser 6rieoe 3piifen
0euti6lano llno Nmerifo aud idrift.
lid abgeidGolien miro, ioaten enoIid
Die amerifaniihen Eruppen aus
DEM NbeinlonOe neridipin6en. Ser
Srieoe, fonS er nidt ousoriidIid an.
oers beltimrnt, l0it alttomotiid Sic ge-
%oirgltngen 0es Observation-Disclosures
ab. Sobolo mir mirfliden Srieoen
boben, mltB man iif fragen: @os
labefl %llrlere Soloaten om Hbein gu
lltden? Senotor Sobnion bat gof8
redt ipeitn er oarouf be1tebt, 0oB
Wttuioi1en bon Dollars geipart mer-
Den fonnen, ipenr man sic Sruppen
3uritd5iebt. Sir lolten inns oieler-
balb an Den &onereB men0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Sicnic I'M @Giicmbaus.

Sot man lid am borIebten Conn
tag bel oen 9onforo MitgIieOern
pergniigt uno Die Seele fir meiterl
@cniiiie oufnabmefdbig gemadt.
Damn fam mon am nGdIten Montag,
Dem a2obor. Oap", iih an einem an.
bern Yicnic beteiligen, nGmIid Dem
Oes 8aiienbauies. Sier ioate crit
redt niemon0 feblen, oenu bier lit es
ia nidt eiteI Gergniigen Dem man
nadaeben mill, bier lit es ia bod Elm
coles, bumnneS llnternebmem oos
man our6 iein Griheinen nnteritiibt,
bier trGgt man oo5u BEL, GinoerL oic
ibrer @Itetn beroltbt iin6, elm Seim
81 erboltcn. Dab man nebenbei oltd)
lidl amiiiieren, beionoers nld Oem
leibliden Mcniden 81 ieinem &edte
bcrbelfen fam, oos ipiiIen ale, sic ie
Gicnics Oes @oiienboilies beluft bo.
ben. Ole betreffenoen Gomites iin0
rilbrig an ser Irbeit, es miro allies
Happen ilno es miro oIIes in norSiig.
liher QuoIitGt borbon0en iein, Die
@onner oes @oiienbouieS ioaen MN
oitd Oofiir ioreen, ooB ole n0ti9en
@eiuder borbanoen iino, uno slpar
reihlid. Cine Neiterung mllr0e ga.
Ollr6 eingefiibrt, ooB 0os 9icnic be.
reits Inn ~ Mittags beqinnt. INN es
Sen 8eiufern 5lt ermogliden ibr
MittogsmobI I'M @oiienbaus ein5u.
nebmen. 0os Glen miro b%eginneno
Inn IL ltbr ierbiert.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
@eSenft Der bertid)en 9inOer!
u@crmania @Gnmer.G bOr."

9lm Somntag, Sen %. gluguit
modte oieier 8erein in ooblreider
9eteiligung ieitens ser NlitglieOer
un0 bieler 5relnOe einen Ausfllg
nod Baltimore, DO. 3fped oesiel
ben mar, elmer @inIooung 0es g@er.
nlorio Quartet. &Iub" oortlelbIt Sol
&c 81 lcilten lino i9n1 in leinem 70
ld)on gelegenen Seim I'M 8eitpari
einen 8eIud ob3uitatten. 9as 8et
ter ma lpie geidaffen bier5l, iulo Il
mohte lid ole iroblide @eleai6aft
bon 5irfa 60 Eerionen, tells per glu
tomobil, tells per eleftrilhe 8o6n aii
Die Soden. Die in Der 8aDn Nei
ien0en muroen I'M Baltimore 8ubn
bofe bon einem &omite IN @mpfonq
gcnommen ulo unentgeltlid) nod
Ser 8ereinsbole eSfortiert. moielbit
iid l6on cine 5obIreide @eiealhoft.
oie bereits i'm Mrltomobil ei%igetroffen
mar, berIommeIt bate, un0 Die oic
Neuoneefommcnen bereit8 in froblids
tier Stimmunq begrilBten. Ser ga.
lte, lopobl bon &oibinqton ais aud
bon Den Witglieoern OeS uQunrtett
Slrb" mllrocn INNER mebr, IO0aB
balo sic frobli6Ite Stimmung oac
uniting, Die lid an Dem eolen NoB
oos freoenat mur0e, ousgiebig lobte.
0od) nm fam cine lleberraidung
fir oie @olbingtoncr, inOem oieic al
le bonn HrGlioenten oeS .auartet-
&lub" aufgeforoert murocn, iih I'M
Speiielaal an Dem fir Tie in ailSgie.
bigiter 8eile olf langen, geoedten
Gofeln lerbiertem fdltcn mo marnel
2und eiitlih gu tun, mas audi IN
boaitcm MoaBe geidob.
Die folgenocn Stunoen, bic mr. 81
raid perflogen, wlir6en Damn @Icitcns
oes nW1nner.G 9orS" un0 uGunrtet
&lubS~ ourd Gin8elgeidnge unO 8u
iammeniingen beiOer @bore altsge
fiint, uno ernteten oie Singer itiir
milhen MpplauS.
gs mor in Ser Got cine Serbriloer
ma ser beioen @ereine, Die 0as &c
miltlide, frobIide 3uiommenicin bel
9euti6en in ieber Siniid)t fenu5eidl
nete, uno iider meroen oae Eeilneb
mer on 6ieiem @uSfIuge nod langt
nit 8relioen on sic id0nei Stlinoel
5uriidoenfen.
Sn ben @ciongitunOen, Die ollmo
dentlid i'm Concord. aIltb, 314 9
StroBe g. 80, inter Der 2eitun9 Dor
&rof. 6. gbriitioni (0omerStags
abenos s llbr), obgcbalten ipcroen
b~ereitet man iid oiif Sic fonmenNI
@interiaiion Dor. gae iongeSlitItt
ocn MGnner un6 Siinglinge unlereI
Staot lino 3u oen @eiongsltinoel
beralidIt eingelooen. Seoe StimmI
miro benotigt, beIon6ers feblt es az
Senorcn. Mlo ibr Monner, ld)lieB
Grd AMI
s. SGffner, Sefr.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
Sine sfisse ans Spern
bon Qfia Sdorbau, 8albington0.g 6.

Carmen" llt0 .Weignon" qinaen
gum WfaSfenbaa, Ser in Dem eIeqon-
ten 8allbaus u0ie SIeoermaus~
ltatttano, nno 6luar mollten tie fifl
bort nit o%2obengrin" uno oem IS,
bon9elimonn" t~reffen. Oort mar cine
butte @eIeai6aft-beriammelt; at Sen
&longen oes u8iener 8lut~ @al8ers
tan5ten uGobert ser Seufel" nit
DWtartba", uStbeqo" nit Ser o2uiti-
gen 8ittDe", ultn0ine" lno Ser
6reil6iib", DSolome" nit Dem o8ar-
bier bon Seoiaa."
15alitaff" batte MIR Nltgen fir
u0ie i6One SeIena~, oie ober Ioa
binge6ungsbou in oen @rmen oeS
u9on Sltan".
uSGnieI unO @retel" trie6en lire
Soften nit uGicu3i", ser a6er alma
ni6t alf Oeren Sder5e Elm, oenn Ell
lebnte li6 nod Ser u8ique Oame~.
@obreno elmer Son3paule promenier-
tie Der ~Srompeter bon SGdingen"
nit oIioa" nno berIprod, nit ibr
5llanmen uSrpbeuS" in ser Inter.
melt" ST. beiu9en.
Alf Elm paor Seri6m0rer bntten
lt6 eingeflnoenL in elmer @de laBen
n3ar nno 3immermann", mel6e be-
ldlolien, u9ie @ntfiibrung aus Dem
Serial" in S3ene 8lt Ieben. Sic meib.
ten 1BarIifal" in ibre @lGne elm. 0el
panOte ii6 jeoo6 entriiltet ab unf
er5GRlte Ser u9frifanerin~ elm u8in.
termGr6en".
0Sioelio" uno uWaoome Butter.
flp" t%an3ten ni6t oiel, ion0ern laber
li6 lieber BEN uNoroltern" an; oi(
v&eiBe Dame" uno Scr Grol6a.
oour" laul6ten oSoffmann'S Gr5Gb.
llttgen" unO bergaBen gart5, mo III
ii6 befonoen.
uSea" lieB Damn uno maltn ,0i(
3oltberflote" ertonen, o6er niemanf
oadte ans No6bauie geben. y0el
Holenfabalier" bot Ser u8alfiire"
Die ~&ronoiamanten" an ltno v9(nn
den bon Sborau", mel6eS cine Gin
laonng 5uD6igaro's So68eit" erbal
ten batte, 5eigte 0ieie Sen u2uItiger
8eibern bon @inoior".
60 amiiiierte ii6 ieoer oltf iein'
9(rt uno geraoe foroerte Ser file.
genoe Sollaroer" Die l60ne n&onigir
bon Saba" NIT elmer eleganten Ser.
ber9ung 5u einem Gang al1f, als
Ser lebte 8al8er" ert0nte.
9ie o@loden bon GornebiQe" lGlt
teten bereitS Ben nelen Sag Elm, als
man iid in better Stimmung t~reitte