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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
BABE RUTH SIGNS
FNE-YEAR CONTRACT
King of Swat to Get SIS, 600
Per Year and $500 for Each
Home Run, is Report.

Hot Springs, Ark. March 6.-"Babe"
Ruth is TO be Yankee star for the
next five years. Holding out for his
original salary demand against Colonel
Ruppert's and Illusions compromise
price, Ruth got his figure by winning
the toss Of q coin shortly before mid
night, last night. settling all the
Yankee big time woes. In addition
to all his other money joys Babe" is
to receive $500 for every home run he
hits.
Colonel Huston refused to divulge
the figure that Babe" is TO draw down
each year. but he admitted that It was
considerable salary.
Its salary that would do a rail-
road president proud" said Colonel
Huston, land I'll add that this salary
of Babes is no Jim crow railroad
presidents stipend. either"
rs 1t the rumored s50.0007" Colonel
/ Huston was asked
/ Lands sake! Did you ever hear of
! a tHunk line president getting less
/ than S50,0O0?" asked Huston.
! Well, then, is IL S75,000?"
You'll have 10 draw your own con-
clusions," answered Huston.
rs Ruth's salary figure closer To
/ $1,000 than s50.O00?" was asked
''On advice Of old end trusted coun-
sci here" pOintingNto Phil Lynch,
I've decided to keep my mouth shut"
said the Colonel. and shut he kept il,
so far as Babes" salary was con-
cerned.
1t is at least $4,000, but evidently
the two colonies are afraid that q
publication of the figures would make
all the other baseball stars run amuclS
stark mad. R1th's very name is wild
fire. He is worth any price he can
get and it's certain that he wasn't
piking when he plunked a price on his
own head. He got that price in one
flip OF coin after days of argument
between the colonels. He didn't enter
into the gabfests much after he had
named his figures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
g FUe to Play Chester Babe Signs for Fiue Years
ATHLETES ESTABLISH new
WORLDS RECORDS AP, EN- Y

Of the few
taken as criterion tho list Of worlds
in athletic
following OF tho
port OF figures for track and field competition.
The
mand has locally organizations
in this
To in distance following indicates the
Of
or
yards 10 seconds seconds; 10; X seconds.
yards seconds; eos seconds: .; ~ seconds
yards;
/ l seconds;
1mne q Is seconds seconds
81
seconds minute. 11ss seconds 4
seconds seconds
seconds
mt
1aoyard
2oyard hurdles: zen 23%
Aoyard hurdles; 57H
ish jump: feet inches feet 5l6 inches;
inches. feet inches;
foets inches feets inches; feet.
1spound shot; AZ
16pound hammer: 100 inches;
inche
inches
inccs inches;
So inches
Hop tx inches
seconds minutes 5 seconds: 2;
second
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
BETHLEHEM CO. HAS
100000 OF ORDERS
Harlan Plant Working 90 Per
Cent Capacity, 500 Addi-
tional Men Employed.

The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cor
poration announces that it has on its
books at the present time orders for
railroad passenger equipment amount
ing to $1,000, 600. These orders include
ten steel cars for the Huntington and
Broadtop Railway, eighty-fiye steel cars
for the Reading Railroad, and ten cars
for the Jersey Central Railroad
These steel passenger cars are being
built at the Harlan plant of the Bethle-
hem Shiphuilding Corporation which
has been building railroad cars since
1896.
As a result Of the new orders for rail
road equipment which have been received
recently by the company, production
at the Harlan plant has been increased
to so per cent of capacity and employ
ment has been given TO 500 additional
men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
MILTON WINS AUTO
RACE At Los ANGELES
Average 11o.8 Miles an Hour
In 25o-Mile Contest; Mishap
Halls De Palma.

los Angeles. Cal. March e.--Tommy
Milton. winner, ~ the 1921 national
speedway championship. under the
American Automobile Association con-
test rules. today was the possessor OF
300 points towards tho 1922 title. and
10000 prize money as the result OF
his victory IN the 2ao-milc race at the
Beverly Hills speedway yesterday.
Milton. wh!sking his fast mount
around the bowl for an average OF
Hos miles an hour. Jumped into the
lead IN the first lap and held that po-
Stion throughout. except during the
middle ~ the race. when Ralph De
Palma, famous Italian pilot. crept out
In front.
The veteran Italian went out OF the
competition IN the tsist lap. with a
broken piston.
Jimmy Murphy. winner Of the
French grand priS last year. was the
second driver 10 finish. his average
time Tor tho ESQ miles being 1922 miles
NJ hour. Harry lIartz won third
place; Frank Elliott. fourth: Eddie
Hearne. NTH; joe Thomas. sixth, and
Eddie Miller. seventh.
Miller. tho man I'm tho lead after
the first six had crossed the finish
line' was tagged after he had com
pleted 25T.5 miles.
fictro Bordino. a recent arrival
from Italy, who had been regarded as
ono or the dangerous contcnders for
nrst honors. went out I'm the l39th
zap with engine trouble, after he had
treated the crowd OF more than 50. 600
spectators 20 what WAS clat,ned "a
have been the fastest lap ever negoti-
sted ON mile and a quarter course
hy car OF lSS-inch piston displace-
ment. His average time for this lap
was lis miles an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
QUOT SCHEDULE.
First Division,

st. Paul's VS.. Grace.
Hanover va. Emmanuel.
First-Central vs. Elsrnere.
Union VS.. Goodman.
Second Division.
Union VS.. Old Swedes.
Second Baptist VS.. West.
Silverbrook vs. Bethany.
Goodman VS.. Mt. Salem.
Third Division.
Goodman VS.. Second Baptist.
Union We. Bethany.
McCabe vs.. Silverbrook.
Mt. Salem vs.. Old Swedes.
Fourth Division.
Mt. Salem VS.. Brandywine.
Goodman VS.. Westminster.
Union vs.. Eastlake.
Trinity NJ. E. vs.. Epworth.
Fifth Division.
st. Stephens vs. Trinity.
Emmanuel VS.. Harrison Street.
st. Paul's vs. Union.
Epworth VS.. Brandywine.
Sixth Division.
Elsmere VS.. Wesley VI. z.
Union VS.. Ffrst-Central.
First NJ. p. VS.. 81. Pauls.
Olivet VS.. Hanover.
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Dover. March Gin "a game OF bas-
kettail here Saturday afternoon. be-
tween the Salosanum of Wilmington
and Wesley Collegiate Institute, the
visitors defeated the locals by "a score
OF % 90 90.
Saturday evening two games were
played az the State Armory the frs,
between "A team az girls OF the wo-
mems College OF Newark and the Do
Yer High School girls. the High School
winning by 10 20 IL.
A game between the All-Collegiates
and Company q resulted In victory
for Al'-Coneglates. Is 70 ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
THIS AND THAT OF SPORT

The Armmas FRAT first basket
ball team defeated Goodman. Of the
Church League. at Newport. Saturday
night. 4l-32> In the preliminary. the
second team defeated Bellefonte. 32-1T.
The Mckee Wright team led the
bowlers in the Saturday night handi-
caps AT Grady's alleys with a total Of
1868. Wright had total OF sS5 for
tho five games. while Mckee register
ed sS3. The Stewart Wood pair finish
cd second with 1861. Harkins rolled
high for 1--WE games with 999. while the
single honors went 10 Wood with 245
Brownson Thirds defeated the Her
cues Red II" team. 29-15. Saturday
night.
The Chosrook Athletic Club will hold
their regular meeting at 72s Market
street. az 7.45 this evening,
The Beacon team will play the du
Pont High School FIVE tomorrow eve
ming.
st. Patrick's, leaders OF tire Catholic
Indoor League. VIII tackle the st
Thomas Club IN a regular league
match this evening.
a pair of T.. w. testers prize cocker
spaniels captured first honors AT the
Maryland Kennel Clubs show, held in
baltimore receutiy CliDptr J'S Rcd
Lassie took three firsts. three specials
and prize ribbon. Her half-sister
Clipper Us Black Patsy. also came
through with two frsts. one special
and a winners ribbon.
The Union Park Gardens baseball
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team has been admitted 10 the Junior
Twilight League and will place a first
class team on the field. The boys are
planning a number Of events to be
held this month 10 raise money for
financing the team. the first being a
bake. 70 be held some time this week
Slverbrook Reserves took a close
game from No. ! Schools team, 47-41.
on Saturday.
The keystone Field Club win hold n
special meeting in the rooms. 2O4
East Fourth street, this evening. at
$50
The Delaware Division Gun Club
won over the Maryland Division Club
at the latter's grounds at Edgemoor,
saturday, February IS.
Camden shooters outnumbered
members OF the Wilmington Trap
shooting team in n scheduled engage
ment Of the Philadelphia Trapshoot-
ers' League Saturday, over the Jersey
traps. Weather conditions made
shooting difficult and prevented q
number Of local marksmen from being
present. Camden won the match by
81 targets. the score being 467 TO 435
at a total Of 500 targets each.
Manager DEM, OF st. Stephens
Church League baseball team, will is
sue call TO all candidates who desire
10 try out for the team within the
next few days.
The rifle team Of the University of
Delaware Will take part in the Second
Corps Area telegraph match this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
SALES|ANUM FIVE
DEFEATS WESLEY
Local Cage Stars Visit Dover
and Take Easy Contest,
"a to 20.

Salesianum had little trouble In de-
feating the Wesley Collegiate Insti-
tute five at Dover Saturday night. "a
10 20.
The quintet Of the capital confined
themselves throughout TO keeping
their opponents covered and the
Salesianum forwards especially, were
seldom out of reach OF the Wesley
guards. Collins played Dolan. who
was shifted to forward for Salesianurn.
and taking advantage OF this style of
opposition played the floor and where
as he did not figure in the score COL
umn. his passing was responsible for
three goals at least by his tearnma tes
The ncorp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
ANGLERS AND GUNNERS
IN REGULAR MEETING
Plans for Holding Casting
Tournament viii be Brought
Up for Discussion.

The Delaware Anglers and Gum
ners' Association will hold their regu-
lar meeting tomorrow night. In the
Bottomley Building. Seventh and
Orange streets. The matter of holding
their annual casting tournament will
be brought up for consideration and
all members who are interested are
asked 10 attend.
There has been some talk OF holdine
the tournament in the evenings sc
that the sportsmen who work on Sat
urdny afternoons can participate, and
by this means everyone can get a shot
for the prizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
DELAWARE CAGE TEAMS ATTRACT ATE NTlON

The interest basketball this
before Of
the city and
and
laurel basketball
due
turned out winning combinations The
me at that place than anywhere the State outside
The Friends School
straight
expected gain
victories the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
Two Operated Upon.

Felix Topped IL years old. OF 1901
Lincoln street. was operated upon for
cancer of the bone at the Delaware
Hospital Saturday, by DR.. William H
Spear. Catherine Holdsworth. u years
old, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
J. Holdsworth of 1912 Pine street. was
operated upon for appendicitis on tn,
same day, by DR., III. L. Springer. Both
operations appear to have been sue.
cessful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
SA1ES1ANUM HIGH
PLAYS TWO GAMES

Salesianum Catholic High School
VIII play two games this week. To-
morrow afternoon the Catholic High
School tossers win go 70 New Castle
where they will play a return engage
rncnt with the Fishtowners.
The big game will be played Fri
day. on the 81. Joseph's floor. when
the Eighth and West streets lads COM
pete with the Philadelphia An-Scholas-
ties az SIS. The Friday night game
VIII be the last OF the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
GOLF FOR WILMINGTON.


Washington. II. g. March 6.-The
Middle Atlantic Golf Association IN
annual session Saturday night. award
cd TO the Wilmington (Del) Country
Clve the annual individual champion
ship matches 20 be held June rs, IS
and IL. The Columbia Country Club
or Washington was awarded the team
championship matches 20 be held be-
tween October l and IS on dates 10
be selected later.
G. NJ Steward OF Wilmington was
elected president. succeeding James :.
barron. 81 the Princess Anne Club. OF
Norfolk. Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
white Sox Manager Dead.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Chicago, March John Conaghan,
81. business manager Of the Chicago
Americans. and close friend OF Charles
Comiskcy, owner OF the SOs. died at
his home here late last night He
underwent an operation two weeks
ago. Conaehan Joined the White Sox
stafr of assistants % years ago. He
was born in Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
HOWARD GRAMMAR.
.......a..t.r.+.lf
FRIENDSHIP.
LOCAL FRIENDS TEAM
TO MEET BROOKLYN

Wilmington will occupy a prominent
place in tho sporting world next Sat
urday afternoon. when the crack bas-
kethall quintet of the Wilmington
Friends School, winners OF the South
ern Division title for academic teams
is scheduled to meet the Brooklyn
Friends team.
The Brooklyn Quakers won the title
for the Northern Division and boast OF
Il fast combination and should give
the local quintet a hard battle. The
game will be for the championship OF
the two divisions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
.SH|PLEY TO HAVE
BALL PLAYERS OUT
Blue and Gold Diamond Candi-
dates to Get Light Work
This Week.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. March Coach Shipley
Of Delaware College, University CT
Delaware, expects 10 have some Of the
baseball candidates out for the first
practice this afternoon. The indica-
tons are that there viii be a squad OF
from 80 to so candidates by the latter
part Of the week. The men VIII only
be given light work. such as throwing
the ball around and light batting FOR
several days.
The basketball season will end to-
morrow night, when Delaware goes 10
Princeton University for the final
game OF the schedule. After this Coach
Shipley will be able 10 devote his en-
tire time 20 getting the baseball team
In shape for the weeks trip South.
which Will start on March 81.
Coach Derby VIII also have some
track candidates out for light work
this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
HOWARD HIGH.
taIs ....s.............. D
BALTIMORE HIGH.

Referee. 4. 7. Written. Penn. Scorers,
Anderson. Howard; Holbs Beavers. Tim
er, Gibson. Baltimore
In a preliminary game to the How
ard High Baltimore High fracas, the
Howard Grammar School team show
ed its class by overwhelmingly defeat
ing the Friendship team. a group of
local boys playing In the Grammar
School League, and on various junior
club teams. The score:
HOWARD GRAMMAR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
PheIlIs Sells VOLTAGE.

C. W. phellis. this city, has sold to
j. d. Welsh, Voltage CD. 2.O6h. the
three-year-old Peter Volo colt, Baron
Nolo (two-year-old trial, AID, out of
Minnie p. Wilkes Cripple producer), by
Baron Wilkes, ais. The youngster
now is In charge OF Fred Egan, at
Memphis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
DOVER HIGH PLAYS
UPPER DARBY TONIGHT

The Dover High School
basketball team will play the
Upper Darby five In the Penn
tournament tonight at tho
University OF Pennsylvania.
This game is one OF four big
contests on the schedule for
this evening. The game is
scheduled for s y. m, and is
third on the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
MOORE FEATURES
As EPWORTH WINS
Mccabe Boys Drop Last Game
of Season; st. Paul's
Surprises.
STANDING.
FIRST DIVISION.
SECOND DIVISION

Epworth, by close guarding. defeat
ed the McCabe boys In fast game
Saturday night. in tho last game OF the
Church League. The winners allowed
the McCabo boys To score but three
field goals during the entire timo of
play. while they annexed but six.
Moore featured for the Epworth
boys with four field goals. Loveless
was high scorer for McCabe, with one
field goal and one foul. a total of three
points. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
WEST.
lHsnsss sHHss~sH.
ST. PAUL's.
Goals
HOWARD HIGH DROPS
ONE TO BALTIMORE

The Howard High School basketball
team lost a hard-fought game Satur-
day night at No. p School. TO Balti-
more High. is to II. The teams were
evenly matched as the score indicates.
With his excellent fioorwork and
shooting Captain Brown was easily the
star Of the game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
TO HAVE BIG MEET
Chester Quintets Will be Rivals
Of Local Basketball
Players.

This week VIII see the basketball
teams OF the Wilmington High School,
both girls and boys teams, In two i'm
portant games with their ancient
rfval-Chester. Much interest exists
In these games. because Chester High
and Wilmington are considered two Of
the heenest rivals in scholastic ranks
The girls travel 20 Chester this
afternoon and II they live up to their
expectations they will bring home the
tacon. The Misses have had a fairly
successful season. winning two games
and losing two. They are out 20 win
this afternoon and put this game on
the right side OF the slate.
On Friday the boys basketball
squad Will battle Chester. They will
attempt 20 redeem themselves for the
defeat they received earlier in the
season. The game will be staged in
the Delaware avenue Institutions gym
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
PARKsrDE QUINTET ROWS
TO ST. MARY'S PIAYIN6

In the final game OF the City League
season, Saturday night. AZ st. Joseph 5
Han. farkside went down 20 defeat
before st. Marys. first half pennant
winners The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
FIRST GAME FOR
CHURCH LEAGUE TITLE

The first game OF the cham
pionship series between Grace
and old Swedcs will be staged
nj the Y. NJ, &. A. Tuesday
night March 7. with a prelini-
nary game between Epworth
and Union. First game will
start promptly az 8. AZ In pre-
vious Church League games
timo OF halves will be az fol-
lows; First hair. 20 minutes;
second half 10 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
Ship Ashore On Virginia Coast.

Lewes, March 6.--The American
steamer Matoa, with cargo of coal
from Norfolk for Boston, stranded yes
terday on Blackfish Bank. dangerous
shoal off the Virginia coast. The Coast
Guard cutter Manning is on it's way
to the stranded ship from Norfolk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06

Herman Gottlieb. Ida Stein and Nor
RTE A-trin won prizes IN games o. SOC
played al the social meeting OF the
Dofsche DRss club yesterday after
noon. In the y. NJ. H. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06
ST. AfARY's
PARksIDES.

Referee. BoErs scorer. spir-. Timers
Mchenna and Evans Fouls com nit
tel 81. Mary S. - Psrkside. IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06

Lodge can't get the job of recondi-
tioning the Lev!athan for the Navy
Yard in his district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06

Want an office boy? Telephone a
classified ad.-Cail 1900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-06

California motto: IF at first 40,
dontt convict, try, try again."
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SALESIANUM.
WESLEY INSTITUTE

otiis x......... ...-..-.. q 10 &c
Referee. Moore. Dover scorer. Biscoe
Ifmheeeper, Donnelly. Fouls Collins
! out OF 81 Gillespie, l6 out OF 2I; Colt
@ out OF 10.
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EPwORTH.
NicCABE.

Referee. spar&s Timer. Trotter. scor-
er, MinBate
St Pauls surprised the West boys
Saturday night. with a az TO 20 de-
feat. With an eight-point lead be-
fore st. Paul's scored. the West aggre-
cation had things It's own way, but II
did not last long, for when Llchten-
stein. Of High School fame. and A.
Foster got working. they made quick
work of the Washington street boys.
The score:
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II what you want isn't offered on tbs
classified page today. telephone an ad
OF your own.--Adv.
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The Union Park Gardens baseball
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Totals
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-26
DELEGATION TO.
ATTEND MEETING
Jewish Relief Activities in
State to be Mapped Out
at Fargo Conference.

A delegation Of 20 or more men and
women. headed by Max Rabinovich.
chairman, will leave here Saturday
night to attend a state conference at
Fargo on Sunday. when plans will be
outlined for the Jewish relief drive
which is to be put under way at once
in North Dakota
Mr.. Rabinovich has been named
chairman for this district, and mem
bers Of his committee who will so
to Fargo for the meeting, include.
1sadore Papermaster, S. Papcrmas-
ter, II. Sclow, S. J. Berglund, N. Pa
pernaster, s.. Friedman, Harry M.
Schwanl, NJ. Panovitz, w. A. Garrison,
I. Lambert, Alex Grossman, L. Kosow,
Rev. B. Papermaster, M. Fishman, n.
Greenberg. Mrs. s. Friedman, Mrs.
Max R~abinovich, Mrs. N. Papermaster.
Mrs. M. CARRIER and Mrs. H. Solow.
Former Governor l.. B. Hanna has
been asked to serve as state chairman
for the drive, through which it is. ex-
pected to raise $4,000 in North Da-
'kota. Louis kaufman Of Chicago field
representatives; Jessie Bogen, who has
spent eight months in Russia with the
Jewish distribution committee; Louis
Regensberg Of Chicago, chairman of
Zone Z, to which North Dakota be-
longs, and other prominent Jewish
leaders will be among the speakers.
A total of 1 100000 is being raised
for the Jewish relief in the United
States in this drive.
The Grand Forks committee will be-
4ipsaits work Of organizing for the
Fdffvtshere early next week, Mr.. Rab-
inovichSa states.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-26
Mazsicians Are
We'll Recciued

a very interesting program Of must
cal numbers was given last evening
TN the Zion Lutheran church by
Carston VOL and Esther Erhart Wolf.
assisted by the Bjarne male chorus Of
this city. which was greatly appreci-
ated by a large audience.
Carston Woll, high lyric tenor, was
in very good voice and delighted the
audience with several numbers, the
best Of which probably was THAT
sweet Story of DID, by West. This
number was given with q fervor and
a technical finish betting the artist,
which he is. The singer has a very
pleasing voice that he always has
under control, along with an attrac-
tive personality.
Esther Erhart Woll contributed
greatly to the uccess Of the concert
as accompanies, and her solo numbers
were given with a precision and ar
tistic Interpretation that was a treat
to the listeners. Grieg's "Ballade in
G Minor and la Campanella.' List,
were given the mort enthusiastic re-
ception. The ease and finish that
marks her playing was especially
noteworthy, and is probably the re-
suit OF her many years. study with
Leschetitzky Of Vienna.
The selections given. by the Bjarne
chorus were also very good.