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New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Concerts in BROOKLYN

The second Boston symphony con-
cert Of the season at tho Brooklyn
Academy Of Music will be January b, at
s:l5 p. m, with Olga Samaroh As soloist
in the Grieg pianoforte concerto. Mr..
Monteux's other numbers will be the
"wallenstein7 trilogy Of VINCENT
d'Indy, Strayinsky's suite from his
ballet "Pulcinella' and Chabrier's
"Espana.' January concerts at the
Academy under the auspices Of the
Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
Sciences include Reinald's werrenrath's
song recital on the evening Of Monday,
the sth; the second concert Of the Flon-
zaley Quartet on Sunday afternoon,
the 2lst; a recital by Alfredo Oswald,
pianist, and Ethyl Hayden, soprano.
the evening Of the Goth. and the annual
appearance Of Fritz Kreisler on
Wednesday evening, the 3ist.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
McCormack's Plans

John Mccormack, who sailed on the
10th. plans to spend most Of the winter
In southern France and Spain. he w''l
visi, ireland early in January, giving
pair Of charity concerts In Dublin
going from there to Monte Carlo whore
h, w,ll sinr in MARTHA" the Barber
Of Seville" and "Tosea" He will sing
'Don Giovanni IN Paris at the oper"
and will give some concerts there APP
pearing later on In Mozart operas al
Baden. Baden and Berlin. In October
bo il TO return to America for his
usual concert tour. ending In California
for the summer Of 1924. So far he Is
reported to be IN excellent health hav'
ing suffered no III effects from the
twenty concerts given since October To-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Mnrnerinn FcsIIyaI Preparation

George Hartmann, general director
and Leo Blcch, musical director, Tor
Che series Of German opera TO begin
here in February. will sail from Ger
many, il Is announced, OIL January o
the complete company following on the
e,b Il g also announced that Nahan
Franko has offered his help IN Or
rauizing the orchestra Of American
plavers for tho festival which n 1A-
pcc.ed 10 be complete within q fort
night.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Now Tnlchls for CoIdw,n

Katharine Hllllkor and II. u. cald-
we'll have been placed under a long
term contract as personal assistants to
June Mathis, newly appointed editorial
director Of the Goldwyn studios. They
will be In charge Of tho hlm editing
and ar. title departments This an
nounecment follow the signing Of Eric
Won strohoim, Frances Marion and
other celebrities. II Is further car
neat Of the Goldwyn eompany's desire
TO bring to ils studio the best brains
In the cinema world.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

The Paris correspondent Of "The
London Morning Post" reports that
proposals are being made for early
repairs for the opera, including re-
pairs on the roof and renewal Of the
decorative features Of that theater, the
installation Of hotwatcr heating
system and n genera 'oyerhauling Of
tho electric lighting. 1T is under
Stood" continues the correspondent
that the electrical installation Of the
Opera has latterly been the subject Of
complaints from the Prefecture Of
Police, and is regarded as ono Of the
matters most urgently requiring at
tention. Considerable attention, u is
understood, has been given 70 the
question Of remedying structural de-
fects Of the auditorium, but for this
no remedy has yet been found"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

The following are some Of the spe-
cial programs OF Christmas music 70
be given In New York churches to-day,
Christmas Eve and on Christmas Day.
Cathedral Of st. John, the Divine,
Sunday, 4 p. M:
Pastoral symphony from "The Messiah"
(OrEan) ...................-.. shanocl
Christmas Carols:
"Adeste Fideles" Cchrisimss Hymn.
nth Century,. Arr Hugo JunGst
"COme and Thank Him" (from
"Christnlas Oratorio' .......-.... Bach
Thou Must Leave Thy Lowiy DWELL
ing" from "L'Enfsnco du Christ,)
"Hodle chris,us Natus Est. Pslestrins
Song OF the Christ Child ........ Osgood
When Christ Was Born..... .stokowsh
"Oo0d King Wcncesias'. 80. Traditional
God Rest You Merry, Gentiemen.
20 Holy Might" .Adoiph Adam
christmas Night ...... Michael Haydn
'in Thee II JOY" (organ)......-.B Bach
st. Patrick's Cathedral, Christmas
Day, midnight mass:
Professional Gesu Bambino, .Yon
oFsftofy "Adeate Tldelis' ....... .Novelio
High mass, II a. m;
Professional: "Hark, tho HeFald Angels
Proper Of tho msss Grssorisn Chant
Mas IN " minor r..s..s..s...... .Dossert
'Adssis Fidsiis' ..,............... .Noytilo
Postiude: March opus ios. ...Meudo Esohn
Pauhst Church, Ninth Avenue and
Fifty-ninth Street, Christmas Day, mid
night mass;
sanctus s.......s.......... Iurton
Agnus pei....... .....s.sss.t....ss.s..e .eounod
Trinity Church, Christmas Day, II
a. M;
orsTsory' ]sinl o Heavens ...,... rours
fBy the choir. accompaniment OF trumpete
and drCmD
Brick Presbyterian Church. ai2 Fifth
Avenue. Soloists; lnez Barbour, So
prano; Rose Bryant, eontralto; Arthur
Hackett, tenor, and Frank Croxton,
bass; Fred L. Landau, violinist; Ber-
nard Altschuler. violoncellist and Do
menico SAbatino, hsrPist
Sunday, IL a. m;
Prsiuds;
(a) Ths March Of ths EaEi. LAX,
% Bsnediotus .........-.....H .Haeken2is
Anthem
(bl "oiory 20 ood" .,........... Mozart
Carols Tho Babe n the Msnger,"
Traditional Norwegian
Csj 'Jos,ph. Tender Joseph"
90 "A story FsiE"
traditional from Lapland
offertory; NOVEL; ............ Dickinson
Porluds; chrisimss Dgthier
tp.m.;
Prelude;
ta) on wings % Sons. .Mendelssohn
(b) Syrian Lullaby. Arr, Haig Gudenian
tsJ To-day IL Born ImmHngsl."
%, 20 wonder fn.ffasis" vittoria
Carol CD In the Silence OF the Night,
Traditional Norwegian
offsroryi % Holy Night .AdolDh Adam
esJ "As Anssl csns From Hssvsa."
Cd ~olory BE 70 God"
Traditional Russian (nnohm6ninofi)
Cafoii what q Wonder.
traditional Lithuanian
rostiBdsi "Evsaing" ..............K .Kriens
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
With Avenue and Fifty-ffth Street,
sunday. IL q. m.:
.Pfeiudss variations on en- Ancient
Christmas Carol .ssss.s..st.s netnlcr
cborais. Break Forth. q keauteous
heavenly Light" ........-......,- Bach
Anthem: ~Eumanusl' .rtstfs..s. daHpfJ
Inthem: While shepherds watched
Their Flocks ~ Night" .......... Martin
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Finish" Is
Now About TO Begin

"Garrison's Finish with JACK PICK
ford starring in i, will bo released
soon after the new year Jack has
been away from tho screen for Two
years; in the meantime he has been
directing his sister, Mary. Jack viii
be seen as Garrison the jockey.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

answer 70 its invitation for tho submls-
sion Of new compositions FOR. trial hear
inrs, music Of various kinds BY musl-
clans Of seven nationalities being repre-
sen,ed. There will be a second similar
aslesrine house. next month, for which
composers are asked TO submit only
works not yo, heard In New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Great success, with "a house packed
from floor 20 ceiling" is announced by
aThe London Morning Post" for per
formanee IN English N "Tho Magic
Flute" the last opera given in Mozart
Festival at the "Old Vic" Thoatcr on
tho south side Of the Thames. The
series Of Mozart operas in English has
been generally successful, and praise Is
bestowed on the librctto prepared By
+. J. Dent, Of Kings College, Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
OF HolieCa,
Friday

iIaii Ye Tyins Of 'Hoiiedsyes. .Branscomb,
Friday
Carnegie Hall, 1880 ?. m. Concert by
the Philharmonic Society. soloist,
Ernest seheIling;
Overture 70 '.rhe Bartered Bride. .smstana
symphony No. 8. from The New World
Fantastic suite for Plane and orehsstra
Mr.. schsning
Doath and IrangfguTatiOn.. ........ .Strauas
S;15 D. m. Concert By the New York
Symphony Orchestra; soloists, Paul
Kochsnski and Pablo Csssis. Repeti-
tion Of Thursdays program
Wsnsmaker Auditorium, $3.50 p. m.
Organ recital by Charles NJ. Courboin;
Cesar Franck Program
Grand Piece symphcniqus.
THIRD Choral
Andantino
Piece KsToique.
Saturday
Carnegie Hall, 1880 p. M. Concert
for Young People by the New York
Symphony Orchestra, assisted by the
Sehoia Cantorum:
Overture. william Tell" "......... Rossini
Orchestra
NISrch OF the Kings. .BiSet-sehindler
ATons. gay gay. gay berger6s. .Costeiey
Arr. by Geyaert
Noel WALTON ...........Arr. by RadouT
Happy Bethlehem ..-............Do .Donoetla
The Three Kipgs .................Ro Roneu
Schola Csntorum
Andanto Cantabilc. from Symphony
NO. ......... .s..sss. .sltchdlkOWthy
Orchestra
AI-du-du ....................Q .Qretchanioh
Schola Csntorum
Hungarian Rhapsody No i.......... List
Orchestra
Aeolisn Hall. 3 p. m. Piano recital
by Ernest Hutcheson:
Chopin Program
Fantaisie, Op. 10.
Bailade in r major.
Nine Prsiudes. Op. Is. Nos. 20, 60, q,
%, Q, g. z, 10, IS.
Nocturne IN = sharp minor
Scherzo IN y minor.
Vaise In y minor
Three Mszurkas. Op. 81, Nos. ] AMI
2; or. o5, 40. 2.
Five Etudes. Op. 10. No. 2. IN T ma.
jOr. Op. 20. No. ). IN Y minor Op.
rs. No. g. In o sharp minor: Op.
&c. No. z. IN c sharp minor; Op. %,
No, II, In minor.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Music Notes
CONTINUED from preceding paEsl

sein" and 20 komm Elm Traum" with
the Philharmonic Orchestra on Thurs
day evening. acknowledges debt TO
the late Arthur Nikisch for their or
chestration. A question Of repertoire
had arisen, when Mr.. sehwarz, appear
ing as soloist with Nihseh, suggested
these two songs as a variation In the
list Of familiar operate numbers, only
no orchestral versions we're available.
Nikisch answered this question By fur
nishing two orchestrations Of his own,
dedicated TO the singer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

ossip Gabrilowitsch, pianist; Anna
Meitsehik, contralto, and Josef Boris.
soft, violinist, will give a joint recital
on the evening Of January IL at Town
Hall. The proceeds Of the concert will
be divided between the Dayos Sani-
tarium, in Switzerland, and tho fund
for the relief OF men Of letters and
scientists Of Russia.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

London does not conhne itself to mid
afternoon and evening for les concerts
"fhe Daily Telegraph reporting in
creasing popularity for a series Of short
concerts given Thursdays at noon with
programs not longer than an hour and
a quarter.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Programs Of the Week
sundH

SundHF
Metropolitan opera House, : p ~
conesFs By the Philharmonic soeieiy'
wsrner Program
0varfuro "a "H.ruEL"
T~ot rridsy ersii. frcns "Fafsifal.
Prelude % "tohsngrin. .. oa...g.
rhrcueh the Magic Fire. Mornins -
snd Rhins Journey. frcm 49, ~,
sad ''C0cttsrdacmmerunR thtt@"a
Fosef stranaky).
r.ccharsis iron, .-Tanrhaeuser- ,-,..n
eoands q the Forcot rom 49, ..,--istar
PrsiUde tnd Love-De-'h' IRON
rSs saf a,ss a. q In. vsikyri,s from Die wal
s:so ,. m. Opera concert By 'olOi't'
and orchestra:
Dssssss ssssn ., pais. Act II. saint-ss.asSns, =,
~T's,; = S,os.isr. k9. % Xe, l. seen: ....vsrdi
Metropolitan Museum Of Art = p. m
Concert BY Thaddeus Rich viola
d,amors, and Antonio TotellO, contra
bass: -,,,
Fyrnphonis conosrttnte ..s....::,,' Io'ei1 III
Msssrs. Rich aud Toreilo .,,,.-,
sonafa N A rincr. .s.. 80 - -,
ar. Rich -,..u,
chanson Tristo ..........-'.iA0u'' Vsiis
oavot'e Caprice NJ ,''flic' 'rfof.lio
f-urua "a ID major ....s. a. a. A. -drfeu
Cevofta -....-.....ssss - ~ = .t,,i
lfssfO ana allegro. t5..,H,
CApficciO 10 3 minor..s'ss'''''''' Jtsvdn
CaVriciotto s'...,s ma
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Erna Rubinstein, yiohnist, Vl give
her second New York recital Of the
season at Carnegie Hall on the eve
ming Of January 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

thedral Parkway, Sunday, II a. m. Solo.
ists: u, Weissman, violinisti Paul
Miersch, violoneellist; Grace Leslie,
vocal soioist, and Frank Stewart Adams
organist:
Prelude. Allegro moderate from TENN
Trio IN p minor ...... ....... .nhl On
Vocal solo Tho Angers Song .stickleH
(wth violin and cello obblisatol
Violin SOLO Melody '... .,s,i ,ss iaiNo"s'F
ossIt6rr sola ssn"7 Trlo aDiysrtlmsnio' o. singer
Christmas Day, 6 ?. m;
pr,.re .................. Hasaslmnn
HoIy Night .... Arranged By Robinson
Angslus .....-...ss. ~; =, +. i,.
la Source ...s.s.t tsss.. - f''f ,t,,,,,od
Ave Marie with yoico) )......'.' 'pounou
st. Bartholomew Church, Park Ave
nue. and Fifty-arst Street, Sunday at
1880 p. n:
procss-lonai Hymn 80. ...p.... =. smart
Carols Of the Rgssiap i,aelos eniiersn Rseb. slI
minon. Jungst. Dickinson old Al
satan carol: Adoste fidels' 49,.
onortory Anthem. ,sroi
silent Night 80. 80: ''..'''' 'e@poIp y s6rer
Reeessionsi' Hym9e choir as,''
Po,,lude. sleep OF the Infant Jesus. .Busssr
Violin. harp and organ
CHRISTMAS DAY. 8 A. II.
Kyrls Eisison and Gloria Iibl IN cr.,s.
on.rtory While shepherds watched. d.
sanotus IN T..,........'.'''''.'' "esisy eeis,
Communion, Hymn S1l' ..;,.' . :, goHgs -,o1'i.
Chant ''....'.'''iiii'jI,' 1, !, a. '''''"
Professional .,.,.'...'.''' .Aoeste .s'ss.S
Ta Igfuru in is.ssaafsaf
Kyrie Elelson and Gloria Tibi IN nat
onertory. Holy Sight..........'. - AaSI
sursum Corda. .'..''ss' zee S.a,,1,sd
cauetus in r.........s...ssssfs sfss sNguuIN
Communion. Hymn H..';;,'t:; c,a..,. +: t:;Icss,.is Dsssis
Rsesssobal Rsens Hymn sl9....... Gauntlet
Postiude, Good News from hesyehh, syeh,,h.,
Church Of the Pilgrims, corner Rem
sen and Henry Streets, Brooklyn, sun
day, iO:3O a. m. Soloists: Corinne
Rider-Kelsey, soprano; Mary Craig
Pigueron, soprano; Judson House,
tenor: and Edgar Schofield, barytonei
assisted by Scipione Guidi, violinist;
Salvatore De Stefano. harpist. and hl-
berico Guidi, cellist; A. y. Cornell, or
eanist and chormaster:
instrumental Prelude: n.,.,.,
Chant ................ ..sss sss bs sChcict
lie sommeu de lentant Jesus .... Bgsser
Contemplation" ........s....ss.'''Iic Iicinr
nonSdss so1sdietus. "chiistmas oratorlo.@
ssint-saens
MaEnInca.. christmas oratorio"
Anthem. 20 Como Emanuel. .... .Caudlyn
"Angelus" ..........'.........Ha Hasse Imam
"Adoratiou" ..........-....-..- -filipuccl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Guy Maier and Lee Pattison, pianists.
will give their only recital Of two
piano music in New York this season
on the evening Of January 26. at Aeol-
ian Hall.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Wednesday


Wanamaker Auditorium, 2:So ?. M
organ recital By Marcel Dupre;
Cesar Pranok Program
Tors: contabils; Fsntaisio in c; IinAls
ID improvisa,ion BY " Dupre.
Thursday
Carnegie Hall, p. m. Concert by
,hs New York Symphony Orchestra;
soloists, Paul KOchsnski and Pablo
Csssls;
Academic Festival Overture.
Tsyistions on n Theme b Haydn.
Double Concerto IN A minor TOR Fiohn
''o sssrs ,osgs' Koehanski and casais.
1890 D. m. Concert by Joseph
sebwarz. bsrytone, and the Philhar-
monte Society;
Arioso so..............sssss aanuet at
lmaqilil. ilil............s.ss.s.. .ss.ssssNht htslut
- I'm nuss ein wundorbaFes ssin........ List
ho~Fe Elm ,,nSs,, TTsSn ,or;sb.siistod b.
Arthur Nihsch)
orehestraiions BY Bernard Wsgensar
Aria from lie Roi De Lahore Massenet
Aria from I'm Balio IN Masc hers ~ Ns.ol
Wotan's Farewell from Die Walkuere'
AeolIan Hall, s.15 p. m. Song recital
By Vernon Archibald:
uoearnunds s.......sssssss schubert
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24


Besides the eleven college glee clubs
participating in the Carnegie Hall con
test on March there will be eight in
the competition at Chicago and eight
in another at San Francisco, while a
Southern competition is being arranged
in Atlanta for 1924 The first inter
collegiate competition was held IN
1914, with four contestants.
Florence Macbeth, Who has completed
concert tour to the Pacific Coast and
back, opens her season with the Chicago
Opera on New Years Eve, singing the
title role Of Lucia"
Among those who have sung in "The
Messiah" in one or more Of its ninety
six presentations by the orAtorio So
eiety. are David Bispham, Italo Cam
panini, Louise Homer, Gadski, Andreas
Dippel, Lillian Nordiea. Herbert With
erspoon, Arthur Midd eton and Flor
ence Hinkle.
The Cleveland Orchestra. conducted
by Nikolai SckoloG, will be heard at
Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening,
January q, In RachmaninoH's Second
Symphony. Loehler's Ga Mort de
Iintagiles" and Strauss's "Don Juan"
Twenty-Five works By known and un-
known composers, announces the Inter
national Composers Guild, we're ssns IN
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Twenty-Five works b. known and un-
known composers, announces the Inter
national Composers Guild, were ssnt IN
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

PAUr. HIfEtK Teacher Of Plano. Theory.
'@le"IA rsdaeogy it3J broad way
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
& .W00DRUFF, Teach. r.;;n.'
studio $40 Carnegie HAL. Tel. Clrels ~

fsis1s fsan.r III | l. |. TEAcHEG sY,'aiEl: OF
NET OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-10-21

leans and adjoining parishes Is NAV
be necessary for any Of the purposes
ot said Board, or Of the said improve
fnents, and to improve, or cause the
same to be improved, and may nav
therefor in the same manner az the
said Board now pays for property
taken by it on the Mississippi river
front in the Parish of Orleans.
Section 2. Be it further resolved
etc., That on the official ballot to he
used at said election shall Be placed
the words For the proposed amend
ment Of Section Z. Article XVI, Of the
Constitution of the State of Louis-
lana. and the words Against the pro-
posed amendment of Section Z. cf Ar
tlcle XVI of the Constitution Of the
State of Louisiana" and each elector
shall indicate his vote on the proposed
as provided in the general
election laws Of the State.
Approved by the Governor:
July 13, 1922.
\ true copy:
JAMES j. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-10-21

t99) years, at fixed rental. withou
any provision for renewal. readiust
ment or reappraisement, as said Boars
may determine.
Section 2. Be it Further Resolved
ETC., That the foregoing uroposer
amendment shall be submitted ia the
electors of the State at the NEXT Con.
/ Igressional Election to be held ON fhe
flrst Tuesday after the first Monday
IN November, 1922; that on the off.
lcial bollot to be used at said elect;on
snail be placed the words:
For the proposed Amendment to
Ine Constitution giving power to
sne board OF Commissioners of the
fort OF New Orleans to lease lands
upon the Navigation Canal in New
and the words
Against the proposed Amend
ment to the Constitution giving
power to the Board of Commission.
ers OF the Port of New Orleans to
lease lands upon the Navigation
Canal In New Orleans
and each elector shall indicate his vote
on the proposed amendmnet in ar
cordance with the General Election
laws of the State.
approved by the Governor:
July lS, 1922, 1850 a. m.
4 true copy: Il
JAMES j. BAILEY.
Secretary of State. Il
ACT No. los.
House Bill No, 1877. /.
By Mr.. Womack.
IAIMT DEunT |
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ACT No. 1o6.
House Bill No. 207.
By Mr.. Perez.

Proposing an amendment to ArticI
AVi, Section Z, of the Constitutio
OF the State of Louisiana relative :
the construction and maintenance q
levees and embankments aIono
over, and in the bed of Lake Ponf
/ cnartraIn, etc, by the Board a
! Levee commissioners of the OrIean,
| Levee District
Section I. Be it resolved by tn,
Legislature of Louisiana, two-third,
oI all the members elected to eacf
House concurring.
mat the following amendment be
submitted to the electors of the State
lat the next Congressional Election e
lne held on the first Tuesday after the
nrst Monday in November. 1890
| to-wit: AA'
ta) The Board of Ievee Comm;s-
sIoners of the Orleans Levee District
SNAIL except as otherwise herein
changed and amended, have and ev-
erclse all the powers now conferred nv
Constitution or Statutes upon them
SAID Board shall have full mower r.
construct, maintain, extend. and i'm
prove levees, entertainments seawaIis
Jettles, and other works along. cvnr
and IN the bed of Lake Pontcharfro i,
at such distances, not to exceed 160n]
Ieef, from the present shore line as
the said Board may determine. and
along and on the shores adjacent 10
SAID Lake, and along the canals com
nectlon Herewith, and in such Other
places IN the Parish of Orleans. and
the adjacent parishes as said Board |
may determine, said leyees. embank~
fnents, seawalls and other works to be
u such character and extent and AL
such height, width, slope, design and
material as said Board NAV decide
With power and authority to imnrovaI
md to protect said levees. enhanl-
nents, and other works with s,,cb
buildings, revetments. seawalIs sydi
etaining walls and all other strrc-
nd proper:
20 10 enable said Board to per-
orm sucn work, and to assist in de-
laying the expenses thereof, thet
saee OF louisiana hereby grants andf
eieases to the said Board the title al
le State to all lands within anvil
wees, embankments, retaining walls.
nd seawaiis constructed hereunder :
40 hereby releases said lands front
~ puDilc trust and authorizes theI
ia !, Board to reclaim, sell, lease. orI
nerWise dispose Of such portions ofl A
"a lands and any other property ac-
Iired lor the purposes of said i'm
'ovements as the said Board mav|
EN- proper, provided none of sucht
nds snail be sold by said Board at q
ice less than Thirty cents for eachI 3
aare foot The said Board is hereby :
anted the right of way over. andi
OF any public lands and propertvI
cessary for the purposes hereof.
divided, however, that there shall hei
s,! 'erved and dedicated forever YER forI
oilc park and for beach purposes .
zee zee OF not less than 1000 feet inl
,th along the entire lake front Of m
q improvements.
q Said Board may also acquire byl
.anon, purchase, appropriation or
'ropriation without further legisja-
authority all private lands or
er property in the Parish of Or
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-10-21
LADY GOT so WEAK
COULD SCARCELY STAND
AMER Suffering From Many Female Troubles 1hk latr Head !,
CaIou and Took Il She Says, Until / Was Weus

took = Ladies Birthday Almanac and
read OF 2 case something IKE mine. i
'old my husband to get II and would
|tryit.
7 saw . great Improvement alter fi,e
tne illsf bottle tof cardui), 30 kept il up
Until was wen. Now / am tl,e picture
Thousands Of other womeu have WIT
ten' % feli Of the beneficial results OBJ
'ained BY taking cardui. and 70 recon-
mend Il to others.
careni has stood the test Of extensive
''se, for more Than 5orty years. i fbe
fesfment Of tsoables eommon 10 wouea
Tfyh.