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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24
RESERVE BOARD
NOW OF T|M|ST|C
General Improvement of
Conditions Officially
Noted.

WASHINGTON-The federal rec
serve board reports that during Feb
ruray improvement of conditions in
several basic industries has furnished
a more hopeful prospect for the trade
of coming months.
The net outcome of changed con-
ditions, which the board finds to ex-
list, has been to diminish the irregul-
arity and unevenness noted in the
movement of industry during 1921.
The readjustment process, il would
appear, has now definitely reached the
stage of inter-industrial price revision.
The advance in value of agricultural
products is deemed important, and
the board says it has tended to create
conditions materially facilitating both
the liquidation of loans at banks and
the rapidity of movement of products
to market. The more satisfactory
marketing and price conditions have
not only extended to grain but have
also included tobacco and other pro-
ducts.
The long continued slackness of en-
ployment and past uncertainty as to
agricultural prices have produced an
effect upon trade activity, with the re-
suit that both wholesale and retail
trade indexes are disposed to show
recession of buying in most parts of
the country save for seasonal activity
in special lines, such as dry goods.
Although betterment of retail demand
has been reported in the farming dis
tricts, the effect of higher agricultural
prices has mot yet brought about any
considerable modification of condi
tons. 1t should, however, be remem-
bered in this connection that the farm
er has already disposed, to large ex-
tent, of his last years crop.
Continued improvement is noted in
building operations.
Financially the month has shown
continued reduction in the volume of
credit required by the community.
Portfolios both of reserve and member
banks show still further reduction,
while interest rates have remained
fairly stable at the levels already
reached. Foreign exchange has shown
a decidedly stronger tendency, the
highest levels for long time past hav-
ing been reached in sterling, francs,
and some other European currencies.
Business failures are on a materially
higher elvel than in 1921, while the
month of February, as previously pre-
dicted by commercial agencies, also
shows an increase in commercial fail
urees as contrasted with January.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24
St. Louis Packers Are
Object of Complaint.

WASHINGTON = The secre-
tary of agriculture, acting under
the packers and stock yards act,
has issued complaint against the
81 order buyers constituting the
membership of the Order Buyers
association at the ST. Louis Ma
tional Stock Yards on the ground
that an apparently unjustifiable ad-
vance has been made in the COM
sission charge for buying hogs on
all eastern markets. On Febru-
airy 3, the complaint states, the
association adopted a schedule
fixing the commission charge for
buying hogs on eastern markets
at $40 a car, either double or
single deck, and providing that all
exchange on drafts must be paid
by the purchasers. This amounts
to an increase of 233 per cent on
single deck and of 100 per cent
on double deck cars, the old rate
having been So for the former and
S. for the latter.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24
x ! X X X x X X * * X X TX * X X X X
X OVER THE BACK FENCE. X
X X X X X X X X X xxx KKXK y;

Yez make CRATE mishtake Mrs.
Clancy be buyin butter and milk to
feed the children in order to boost
the dairy min of Boyze valley and
aigs to help the wimmin of Cauld-
well.
It's Mishter Wilson and Co. Of
Checawgo phwat feeds the wurld wild
meat and is wan of the five CRATE
names of modern American hishtory
as nades the monte The pore man
afhter payin his own salary and divi-
dends had nawthin left and was COM
piled to take out of his own hip pocket
over nine millyun dollars to pay
phwat he owed fur nineteen twinty
wan the same bein part av the FIVE
millyun he put thare in nineteen nine
teen. 'Tis CRATE industry and
must be supported be the people Mrs.
Clancy so yez better take dollar
and half and go down town and
buy the children soupbone.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24
Rabies RACES Over
Eastern Washington.

WASHINGTON-An outbreak
of rabias is raging in the eastern
part of the state of Washington,
according to reports reaching the
department of agriculture. The
disease made its appearance
among coyotes in very virulent
form last August and soon spread
over Grant, Franklin, Adams,
Douglas and Benton counties.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24
Commission Lacks
Railroad Control.

WASHINGTON-The supreme
court of the United States holds
that the interstate commerce COM
mission is without authority to
authorize or compel the abandon
ment of strictly state railroad.
The decision was handed down
in case brought by the state of
Texas against the Eastern Texas
Railroad company to prevent that
railroad from dismantling under
an order issued by the commits
sion.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24

Coyotes suffering from the dis
ease attacked people and animals.
The United States department of
agriculture has been compelled to
establish quarantine to prevent
the spread of thee disease and to
eradicate it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24
There Are Waterloos.

Whenever we have a run-in with a
traffic cop, let my wife do the talk
ing"
Does that do any good?"
Not a bit, except to convince her
she can't win every argument she gets
into"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-03-24

Quick Lunch.
Pig and hen chatting together on
the railroad tracks.
Ham and eggs.
Toot-tootl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
SIN 9pli5eiseribt,

@amstag letter Wo6e llno Monz
tag otefer Wo9e tpare1t gef6dftige
Gage fiir nniere Bolt3ei ltno bas Bolt
3etgertdt. 9anstag nurben @mtl
SoncaS unb @uit. Goquif, lpel6e
beibe an ser nellen 8rude arbeiten, boz
Sen Srte6enSrthter gebra6t, uno 0er
Irllnfenbeit angeflagt. ste ipurben
INIT etner @elbitrafe bon ie $500
fnnb Soften belajtet. Montag erfldrte
ii6 9enrp S. @erre bes Bagabnnoie=
rens 16ulbtg 1tnb tpurbe CUR 3ab<
lung BON $500. l1nb Soften befraft.
Saul Mttte bon ct. Sa1ne8 batte fi6
an oenrielben Gage gesen 5tpei gln=
iflagen 3u DeranttDorten. @ritenS tpe=
gen 2enfnng etneS Nntonobile8 obne
2t5enS, fit tpel6eS 8ergeben er 3u
3ablung BON $1,000 n1lb Soften berz
l1rtetlt nnroe, .nn6 speitenS uegen
BagabunbterenS, tpofiir ;b1n etne
@trafe bon $500 nn6 Soften 3llbtf=
ttert mnroe. So. Mabtgan au9 BON
ct. SameS, beS 8agabnnbtren8 a1lgez
flagt ipnrbe gu etner @elbitrafe bon
$500 nnb Soften perOonnert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
.2ppn Gpuntp sberiff DDnt 9poe
eretIf.

\,
SoDn Ml1nroe, ieit Sen letten 4e IS
Sabrea eth Ginipobner BON 2not
gountn, 1111o SEN lekten 10 Sabrer
oeiIen gberiff, itarb 5amstag, ben !, !.
Nprtl nlorge1lS a11 ben Golgen etnes
SdlaganfanS, bon Incident er befal= az
lff1 ipnroe, als erfi6 init feinem . yl1tto l:l:
al1f 0e1rl, Madb dbanieipege DDn Balato11
befaro. penrp 2eonbaro, ber mt
.iet11en1 Nnto beS @eges fa1n, fano
Mnnroe 11ttb bra6te TIN nod einem
nabe gelegsnen S S mbans, 100 er fur5e
3eit 1ra9ber itarb. Der 8eritorbene
mar am is. Teburars 1860 tn Sntarto
geboren rnb fam I'M Sabre 1874 nod
Sion gonntp, no ct biSber 1l1ln1tterz
bro6en gelpobnt bat. Gr mobnte TT
9ucas Iomnibip bts 1897 als er nadb
gottomlpoob 8inage iiberiteoelte nnoo
no ct iiber 10 Sabre baS Nn1t etneS
Billage Marl6anS 0efletoete. 81
mtrb bon ietner Mttttpe ll1lo 2 &tnoern
iiberlebt. Das 2ei6engebdngf fa11o
am Diensfagna6mtttdg BON Der Wte=
tbobtiten Stride tn Weari6al aus fatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
Ditertt III ben &irdjeit,

Sn Ser bisligen Dreieintsfetts air:
de finben Dfer 5ol1ltag 4 Melfe1
ifatt:: ie eine I'M llrb 8 llbr ntorqens
nn6 6o6antt. ll111 91:5 nn6 10:3(
porn1iftags. Senfe, &arfreitdg fiji
set 5pe3ta1 gotfeSbienit mn 7:3(
abenbS ftatt.
yn ser ct. Baul's l11tberii9er
@trde ftnbet ei1r Tefgptte8bie1rif ftatt
beginne1lb 10 nbr nrorgenS, banii1
perbnnoen 1T ba8Sbeilige Nbe1b bn1abl,
Scr TeitgotteSoienff abe1l08 1T IN
engliider 5prade ll1rS begtnnt I'M
1880. .
syn Ser iBetbel Stride begit1nt Ser
Ieltgottesbie1lff Sfter Counting I'm
1880, perbl1nDen NIT gerabret6nne
beS beiltgen NbenbmableS. gon Sen
6onntagSidnlffaHen 1T etl1 Hroz
grun1m auSgearbeitet tDor6en, ipel6ea
.bein Nberbgottesotenlt bnr9gefhbrt
iperben piro.
llm 1890 ftroet 1T Ser bteltgen
Metbo0ilte11, &ir6e am Siter Conn
tag etn Teitgottesoienf ltatt. Bei
bieier @elegenbeit pirb etne 0fterz
&antate 9eInn9en per0en. Nbenos
lperoen ft6 Ste Mifglte0er Der Sc
rteilroe Ser Gons regattonal @eneinbe
.eni9ltebert. s
Die ct. DeterS GpiScopal @emet11oe
fetert bas 9iterfeft NIT et11en 9pe3tal=
@otteSbtenf tn Ser &ir6e am 9onn=
tagn1orger1 begi1lne11b 1915, ..ae
Sn Ser Gon8reg ationaf Stride ftnoet
Siter 9onntag I'm lO.3O ein 9pe5tal
@oftesSienf ifatttt, i'm Nni6lnb on Elm
Brpgran1rt, baS btes @5onntagSi6nle
ltefert. Me1lbS meroe11 Ste Mitg te=
Ser Ser De W1olan Go1tntanbern n1lo
Ser Metbo0iften air6e1 ber1 Gotte8z
bte1lite betmobnen, Ser Inn 7::3O be-
gin11t. Neo. sSSpbl1 q. SugbeS BON
I. @lespp ;l gqe ri 1oira As1l 6eitgotte
baften.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
'Mugebote fiir Sir
Id)enbau 5uriidgelpieie1t

Mngebpte ermeiien iid 5u hpd.
Me1berungen III 5peeififattDaet
eeplant. gfene Qlngebpt ipllen
eingefprbert iperber, 6irnta pDtt
Wianfatp 1na6t nieortsites Mnge=
bpt,
Montagna6nttttag berlamnelte
fi6 boS 8aufonlttee Ser ct. Marn'S 8
fatbolil9en @en1et1loe, beitebeno aus
s. q. 96s, 8. $. Tnrtb, sos. Gpera
hng, sos. Btan6i, 9obn 8arh,
Matb. @i9te1l, Mep. S, 2osleben n1lb
IS. g. @raff, nm ote eingelaufenen
gngebote fiir Ben Bau Ser &trde ll11b
|@6nlbanS iii Dffnen. Die Nnsebote
|er1pte1en fb als febr bod nno bas
&omitee fam git ben1 Gntidlnb, BOB
e8 etnfa6 nt1t tn Der Sage lei, etne 10
grobe 5t1n1ne fiir bielen 3med 81 per-
ausaaben. @S 1pur6e 0aber belMolz
len, ben Mrditeften s11 peranlallen,
oeri6teoene Nenbernngen tn ben 9pez
| atftfatio1en Dor5uneb1nen, bte bte ger
/ fenungsfofen perrtngern toitrbe1l. 500
ba10 bieies gei6eben 1T, iperoeno ote perz
|l6iebenen Sirnte11, Ste bereits angez
bote eingeret1t batten, eriuM meroe11,
| 1teue &oitenaniMdge SanS9narbette11
1trb an ll1rterbreite1r. DieieS biiffte
tpettere IA 9age ii Nniprn6 nebne11.
DaS ntebrigfe Nngebot bafte bte
gaellon go1tltruetton So. bon Manz
fatp NIT S7l ,989, fiir etn 9ebd1l1oe bd1l1oe
aus Gadnetnerl nnb BebfOro 9tett1e1t.
EDies anoeren Nngebote more: sSobn
E56ilt, Nebmoob Galls, SIS, ,960'
Dtto Meitee, Marfato, $50, 500,
Bublr1ann Bros. S 800; 8eilanot
& g5teqe qemanrr, $$74, ,66O; 9apfpe Y
I@5ebbar6t, .$8O,85O NM Sob1 81,
Gronau, SIG, 800. 8einabe ieoem
| q(naebpt 1paren ,erf6ieoene &lanlelu
| dngebdugf, Sic eS benz 8a1lz aonttet
Ier{bperfen feifsuitellen, 1pel6eS e
4 ggirfli6feit ou8 1teorisite Nngebo1
i tpar. Die erHe1l StDei slngebote bat
/ ten, /. $. Sic Soften etner 8ilrgi ibbaff
/ I'm 8efrage. pon $1,000 fiir teot
4 $1,000, III ibr glngebot ri6t NIT eth;
s|defd1loiien. &eine8 ber sNngebot'
! {hlob Sic, Seii5lng l1lo ste genttlatio1
] nlit ein. Sir biele Nrbett lparerl. i ;
4 Nugebote seingelailfen, lIo sstpaf oo1
i gbarleS G1nmeri9 NIT $sl3, 3,5335
i @5nlbe1r& 8ereoe S a ,48O nno B sB
Il I5o1lfup NIT SIG, ,,7SO. Die Gperlinl
4 electric @Dntpann mar ste einstgit
i Hirn1a lbie. Elm ginge eb0t fur bies elef
i frifbe DraD bettt biinterfe9te; oas
flielbe belief ffi6 anf ST. 81 1565. 5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
auitos itattet
8eriat ab
beg slns1anberz Gtgenz
tmms beridtet benz Senat. &tez
iiae Mnsgaben. Mntpaltsgebitbz
rem betrugen dHei1t MiliDnen.

80 81 s. .JSr>
Malbtngtoa, q -. Apr1lmger o1.sogr sen= =.
lfos soe8 gl9en1nmlS oel Anptultusl n!ll 1
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oe penn Se1a1 Nhlllellnlsel e,1 I've IVY, pas
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3oO, IVY ooO r9e oas 11u " lttnsl ~
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les Sert01s eI!plgIs e1lllup1ll. s.'.ss -,
por e1ntger 5e1f 9 9e1laI .a.el anssllpn., aal,.,
1lle1len alno ponl9ema1or 'eIen Mllls s.l.s',' mt
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gel91dS. olfles Gege1!Ih1'ls,s si ge.bt es M
t1l oen! 5er1q e m1ro rag;oe ~ u
peleahi SO. idQer M l. .1hI g.s 'o.l.z oa
t0atfllQen 5!eDhhgen p.tlss .Sal.s ~ Y
Des llno Gnrnpas le.n, Z. l M'ltsslls.u on1 y
!opett ote oernlats 1e1I1ol9dsn Saniusl y.
tnbetrabt fonlmen, Jas NE. asqus!lls1.
te Gdgenfnm 1ro aMu ". 1tsu,ygifV :, o,'4i% %
per 2lnlpra@e Alller1lus ile7 seseil eutlVV=
[lano etne Nelle lp1elens ~
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gege11 0entl0l o1e llg anb op.m go, ::
600 ,O0o belqn1en, Dene1II uMllel. g e.. y
letnen1 Bert0 oaB lan1 & oe1e = sgeIl.nI= :. =
mnnsen Der 3nor@Porfer 1rteoe1ls.
re1olntto(n oesuslI0 pes - seSsislus.s @s!4 sas
Der 0an0eStetnoe oas ltp ~ ags!'s 3, ps' x
Ser Staafen be11noef, 1e'nerle, ame .Ssl. ei.
fiigunger1 getrofen neIoe1l lDllasll, - uss
Sic beltt6e Net0sregtegnn9 ! Yor1eg. = c.
r1111ge1l AmerttaS 9efronem t. pal, TX ~ -
benlerffe, Der &ongreB mule ltp anl
einen Blan et1ltgen !. ollrn mel9en llLia o1e
Soroernnge11 AmerttaS gegen penI}w= M asg
lano iette1tD etneS 81 lNallenDsll en- ee=
rt6tsbof8 genal1 5n be1ttmmen 1tno. s,
u@ollte oaS belltl@e Gtge1l1nm 1eR1
be0tngnnsSloS' oen @t9enlnmeIn 81 81
riidsegeben iperoe1l, y mnroen o'sls'
lunt ben 5nr5ett Ut 0entl9lano 1n=
Ifraft beftnblt0en 9fehe19eleselL gez
halten 1e111, ger Neg1e11hg 4. ~ TN y glpble' =
1eil oiefer fretgesebss1le .geloeI aosn. =,
[ltefern. gtne oer oen1lpen 1I 8slensr1 s'lsl1
Eif ais bte Netdsnof 1IelleI ,l pslan1la, ,1a,,
beren @rtrag Dle petuootsgN.Ai's 5l.n' ~
8eiten tbrer yanoesangegol1gel. = psiz 8.
ipenbef l1nO etne anoeIe y : S 9Isnel y os pst
ggteoer 9ltmagnnso olienss! east ps.e'' ~ -.
trag per Gr1esst1llluup'sn..s sa a{;as, dass
lfiibrt tptro o1e q, nl.!sss ODpa41's''
gerbitnoeten De5aDl1 'p.lp. W ~.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
Mst0roerilber Mngrif
Il. auf Sinner
syran Mnn ssiebler ppn ct. 9eter
bearbettet> gpd)ter mil !9antn1er;
icbiekt anf 5pbn. Spbter tn
fritiid)em 3uitanb+ arau iehber
nerid)pltben. Wdt ittmmt
SelbitntDrb an

Sn etnem Nnfall bon eetttger l1mz
na6tnng perlu9te Srau Nnn Ttebler
bon ct. Beter, Mpntagabeno ibre
5met erlpa6lenen &tnoer nmS 2eben
| 3u brtngen. DteS geIang tbr gfid=
li@ertpetie nt6t, Sod perl6mano Tran
Bteoler iofort na6ber nn0 man nimnlt
angenetn an, bab fte Selhitmoro be-
gt11g.
gfa6 AuSiage Ser &inber BON Brau
Tiebler trug bteie f6on fett etipa Il
Tagen ein n1iirrii6eS unb perbroli
@elen CUR 59au nnb }pra6 5n ntes
manben1. @ie legten bielen1 lln1@
fanbe iebo@ feine gr0Bere Beoentnrtg
BET nnb maren allo gdnSli6 urrnorbez
rettet auf ben Notwithstanding AM
Neontag.,
Mtaht Mneriff al1f gpdter. Z.
gllS Sic Io6ter, sic im5t. Beter
0rp Cleaning 1tno 56nei0eret<8ez
trtebarbettet, flr5 na6 10 llbr f6lafe1t
geben mollte, fam tire W1ntter IN ibr
3tn1mer, mo- lie et1ttee 3ett berblteb,
obne ein @ort gu ipre6en. DlDblt1
/ itifrate }ie ftd bann anf ibre 9o6ter
l1no bearbettete btele NIT einem 6anr=
n1er, tbr erbeblthe 8erlehungen am
&opfe unb am ytalenbetn beibrtngenb.
Ser 3uitanb be8 NedbbenS mtrb bon
SEN Neraten QlS frtttid angelebe11.
Sdieft anf Spbn.
g3a6Sem sic Gralt lire 1obter se=
rabe5u entfetli6 3usert6tet bate, be-
gab iie 1ib in oaS nntere 9tDdmerf,
| geraoe 5u Ser 3ett, alS tbr 9obn 81
Bert na6 9auie fam. @ie et auSz
| 1ugte, batte er betm @tntrttt tn ba8
! Sau8 bas @efibl, alS Oh ien1anb bin=
ter tbn 1tdnbe,. fiimmerte Itd iebD6
11i6t tpetter oarnn1, metl er eS ietne1
@tnbtlbnng 5uf9rteb.
| 9llS ct bann bnr6 BUS 3tmme1
gtng, llllt etn 5tret6bol5 Sll bolen, fiel
etn 56nb, ser tin an1 6al8 perlette
lllnb ais er it9 nlnbrebte, fat er 0ie
| Baffe IN ser Dnnfelbett g1ikern. 81
| itnr3te ft6 allf ieine Mutter, e1ttrtb ib1
! Sic @6teBtpaffe nno ltef bann au8 BEN
| Sanie, l1n6 5tpar na6 ser @arage por
/ Seiter & So, no er arbettet. 9Dr1
tpuroe ieine @1nbe BON etner1 berbet=
aerl1fene1t Nr5t berbunben. sal8 oe1
| ilrnge Mann 0uS 5au8 perlteB, orebtt
!. er fi9 nod ein1nal I'm nno fab lei1tt
M11tter In Ser Stir iteben, {eftbe1
!. iDuroe bteie nt6t tpteber geeben.
STE ansefellten Ma6foribnnger
/ na6 be1n 8erbleib Der llngliiflt6e1
6rau itnb btSber reinltatloS sDerlau:
/ fen, bod 11tr1r1t man allgen1ein an
. 0ab bie1e In ibre1l1 8abn nod ben
Dfnnefota Tlub elite nnb bort ibre1
I Iob III Sen Slltten fanb,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
Nsp him, ganeiota, 6retae, sen a. aprl 1922

ietn, tpenn irgeno n,6sltd, ale oieie
bis CUR sroben Setter als Mitglieoer
3u ii6ern. .s /.
sSrau Gr1rf Mt6ersft tpnrbe alS
@inerf rfon1itee ernannt, Inn Ste Wii1lz
{6e,bie III beridbrlider 8erfanrmlnng
gum MusDrnd fan1en, betreffS Nenz
arrangie Der glamenS ften, aus
aufubre11. .... 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
Sitergritke alt
bic 6ei1ltat

Gpldbe iinb 8ettrdge gum beutiden
&inberipeiiungsfDnb. @rnente
@ebefreu0igfeit t,1adt iih iiberaa
bemerfbar, ,t,D linter Mmerifunern
oeutfder Mbitam1t1nng 9eimatz
lie6e un0 Dpfertpilltgfeit ni6t erz
itprben iinD.
The Washington times., 1922-11-15
$34, 500 MORE STOCK
SOLD IN AUDITORIUM

With construction well under
way. the sale of stock and bonds
In the Washington Auditorium IL
progressing satisfactorily. Ross y.
Andrews. chairman of the stock
committee, announced today.
Yesterdays canvass by commit
teemen resulted in subscriptions OF
s34 800 being made. Each of the
subcommittees has been detailed 10
raise $4,000.
Mr.. Andrews feels confident that
when the general committee meets
next Monday TO hear reports that
raised.
The Washington times., 1922-11-15
MUS|CLOVERS
HEAR WAGNER
works GIVEN
New York Symphony Orchestra
Presents Remarkable Pro-
gram at Concert.
BY WILLIAM MOORE.

A goodly portion of~Washington' :
Wagner enthusiasts heard Mr.,
Damrosch's New York symphony
Orchestra put on one Of the most
satisfactory performances of the
German COMPOSERS works this city
has heard In long time, yester-
day afternoon At the President the
ater.
We say goodly portion. because
the Wagner fans in the Nations =
Capital are legion. Therefore the
crowd that jammed the President
represented by no means the many
Washingtonians who, figuratlvely'
would mortgage the farm TO listen
The Washington times., 1922-11-15
H|KER Of isis
OFF FOR TRIP
COUNTRY
"uncIe Joe" Walling Attributes
Health and Longevity to
Long Walks.

II the young men OF today walked
more they would live longer. de-
clares Uncle Joe" Walling. seventy
nine years old. in Washington TO-
lay ON the last lap OF "A hike arouhd
the country.
Uncle Joe. who says he can step
out from twenty-five to thirty miles
day rain or shine. day after day,
left Baltimore his home city. May
i3 last and has been on the ROAD
every day since.
II was sent out by the Wander
lustcrs of Baltimore" he explained
ITO show just what walking WIN 90
for man. I'm in perfect health'
don't know what Il Is TO be sick any
more. This IL my fifth hike OF this
kind. have been on the road
pretty much all of the time for the
last twenty years. I'm good for an
other twenty years too.
Uncle Joe will leave washington
tomorrow morning and expects 10
reach Annapolis. thirty miles. be-
fore nightfall. He is stopping at
the Y. NJ. G. A; lie makes
practice OF attending meetings OF
the Red Men and odd Fellows IN
all the cities he visits. he said. nav
ing been a member OF both organ
iZations for many years.
He carries signature book, In
which he has the State seals OF the
ma jority of States and either the
city seal or postmark Of every city
ana town through which he has
passed.
II went for an airplane ride al
Camp Gregg on this last trip. said
the aged hiker. II liked It fine ana
I'd do 1t again first chance l got
The Washington times., 1922-11-15

To a well-staged Wagner program,
MIR. Damrosch was I'm high fettle'
lie directed the difficult "LOhen'
grim and "Siegfried" excerpts with
great skill and understanding ol
the score. The excellent shading OF
the strings. and the intricate pan
issimo passages. evoked favorable
comment.
Much Of the credit goes To Nine
Elsa Stralia. am Australian soprano
and Richard Crooks. u young tenor
of promise, who sang the "Brunn'
hide" and "Siegfried" roles, re-
spectively.
The concert opened with the pref.
ude and introduction to Act Ill OF
"I.ohengrin." The prelude is sooth'
ing. and almost religious. The In
PRODUCTION TO Act III. eliminating
i'm the popular Bridal Chorus. was
PLAYED with fine regard for tempo,
Following the Introduction 10
Act III of Die Meistersinger, Mr.
Crooks sang the Prize Song from
the same opera. Crooks. as we
said before. is Young and has IA
lot to learn. But his voice show
rare promise. 1t is particularly ap.
realing and clear. His diction IL
perfect end his regard for the
text of song is apparent.
In Dreams" "A study from "Tris'
tan and Isolde" Gustav Tinlot
concert master. PLAYED the violin
solo with feeling and ability.
Act III. from "Siegfried. was
the piece de resistence OF the pro'
"ram. With Mr.. Crooks as "Sieg
fried" and Nine. Stralia as "Brunn'
hide" and the orchestra rospond'
ing with an excellent accompanl.
ment. it was indeed musicai
treat.
Mr.. Crooks had difficulty in
reaching the lower notes, but his
high notes were clear cut and dra.
matte. Nine. Stralia is an ideal
"Brunnhilde." Her range is big
her voice is full and expressive
and her personality charming. Both
Mr.. Crooks and Nine. Stralia were
loudly applauded by the audience
and were recalled several times.
The Washington times., 1922-11-15
S1.74o WORTH or JEWELRY
AND CLOTHING STOLEN

Jewelry and apparel TO the value
OF sl,T40 was reported stolen yester'
day from the home OF Mrs. Philip
n. Bagby. S235 Thirty-eighth street
northwest
Detectives investigating the case
are searching for a former servant
OF Mrs. Bagby, who also has disap-
peared.
The Washington times., 1922-11-15
FL Dorado Club to Elect.

Officers of the El Dorado Club for
the ensuing year will be nominated
at a meeting to be held nj the ciup
headquarters. l4i9 G. street horth'
west, at s o'clock tonight.
The Washington times., 1922-11-15

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The Washington times., 1922-11-15
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