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SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Soaford. March 6.--The Sunday
school OF Liberty NJ. r. Church, near
here, which has Just been rcorganized.
has elected the following officers and
teachers:
Mrs. Il. w. Wagner, superintendent;
N. w. White, assistant; Frank w.
Wagner secretary and treasurer: n.
Lancaster. assistant; Walter Gam
brill and Florence Fitzsimmons, IL
brarians; Mrs. T. w. White, organist I;
Mrs. Mary V. White. assistant (;
cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. II. w.
White: teachers OF Sunday school,
Mrs. Ruth White. Mrs. r. w. wag-
ner. Miss Mary V. Wright, N. M
White, n. Lancaster. Martha White
Alice Fitzsimmone. Mrs. laura Will
liams. Zella Lancaster. Mrs #. w
Wagner was elected church treasurer
Mrs. Il. w. White. church orgahist
stewards. Mira. f. w. Wagner, N. NJ
White. Caleb Williamson. trustees, ]
Il. Wright. +, w. Wagner, N. NJ
White. T. w. White and Howard Hub.
bard.
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IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally
y if You Eat Meat
Regularly.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make n mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
II well-known authority. Meat form,'
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
so they sluggishly filter or strain only
part of the waste and poisons from the
blood. then you get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches. liver trouble,
nervousness. constipation. dizziness.
sleeplessness. bladder disorders come
from sluggish kidneys
The moment you feel A dull ache In
the kidneys or your back hurts, or II
the urine is cloudy. offensive. full OF
sediment. irregular of passage or at
tended by sensation OF scalding, get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a
tablespoonful In glass of water be-
fore breakfast for n few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This IA
| nous salts Is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon Juice. combined with
lithia and has been used for genera
tons 10 flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also 10
reutralize the acids In urine so II no
I longer causes irritation, thus ending
/ bladder disorders.
/ Jad Salts Is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes delightful efrer-
vescent hthia- water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then 10 keep the kidneys clean and
the blood pure. thereby avoiding seri-
GUS kidney complications.
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NEWS OF CAMDEN.

Camden. March est. Paul's p. f.
Sunday-school was reorganized on
Sunday, new boys and girls being en-
rolled. Mrs. Charles X. Cole has re-
turned TO her work which until re-
Gently. owing to the death OF her hus-
band, she for many years has faiti,-
fully accomplished.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Club has discontinued all meetings
and entertainments during the season
of Lent. the last taking place on
Shrove Tuesday, when Mrs. w.
Fred Richards gave a charming lunch
con to the club and her friends at her
country home, near town. The Sat
urday Evening Bridge Club also has
discontinued its meetings. as has
been the custom for some years, with
the coming OF Lent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel S. Sarde We're hosts at the
last meeting, with an evening OF
bridge followed by a supper.
Caesar Rodney basketball team re-
turned with great honor from its visit
the past week to Millville. where &,
played a game with the Lord Balti-
more high school team. The score
was 40 TO IS IN favor OF Caesar Rod
ney. A spectacular feature OF this
game wac the breaking Of the record
for field goals. Captain Edward
Groves who played but three-fourth.
OF the game. making ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ariie wncutts OF neal
Frederick were Weekend guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin. Their daughter
Miss Violet Wilcutts. tho past weel
has been elected an office IN the re
Gently organized work OF the Y. w
&c. A
Professor Butler. instructor In tn,
agricultural department at Caesai
Rodney school. has made another tou
In practical work study with his clas
the past week. In company with on
hundred students and farmers h.
made the inspection tour arranged b,
the Farm Bureau of New Castl
lcounty.
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IfWES NOTES.

I.ewes. March 6--Roland u. Raught
IS here visiting his mother Mrs. A. G..
1aught.
Mrs Donald Rodney Evans and son.
John Rodney, returned from Phila-
dolphia Friday. whore she went TO
spend a few days with her husband
Lieutenant Evans OF the L. s. s.
Wright. The ship left Philadelphia
March for Hampton Roads and
ports In the South on her way 10
cuba.
Captain John NJ. Barnes took COM
nand ~ the pilotboat Philadelphia,
Saturday. FOR two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth McIntire r. home
from Women's College on account OF
scarlet fever there.
Miss Mary Maeee. n teacher IN the
fourth grade OF Iewes school, IL sick
and Mrs. Frazier is substituting for
her.
The fresh fs~h in market now are
perch and winter founders.
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mander and captain Of the military
company. Those present wore Charles
Runner. Morton Owens. Morris Mckay
and Buslsr Wallace butcher. Tho
pailbeArers were Edward v. Platt.
David Miller, John James. Irwin Kirk,
Charles Galloway, Norman Banks,
Hugh MocnnEhan and william FREQ
bury. The honorary escort was com
posed OF members of Nos. 1 and 2
posts OF Wilmington. In command OF
Alfred Rummofd Of Post No. q. COM
prlMng William Kelley. William q.
Ball. Joseph Horncy and w. II. North.
Interment was made In the cemetery
adjoining the church.
Tho members OF tho New CAStle
Century Club will hold current events
CLAWS on next Friday afternoon at 2.3o
IN charge Of Miro. John IT. Stoops and
Mrs. Annie Truss. On Tuesday even
Ing, March IL. at 7.30. there win be q
business meeting and nomination OF
ofYlcers which will BIO followed by a
special musical program. with George
Madden ~ pianist: Carl Simmons
v1olinist, and Paul Dennis. cellist
mo 6pc1RST TDr Tho eVeDluB Will IN
Professor Henry II. snavely. supcrin-
tendent Of tho local schools. On Tues
day evening. March 20. there VIII he
an entertainment given known as
Dollar Day."
The members OF the Womens' Chris.
tIan Temperance Union viii meet OF
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
the president. Miss Cordoba Deakynt
OF the Strand.
Meetings for this week aro: This
evening, Seminole Tribe. No. 40. /
O. II. NJ: board OF directors OF tho
New Castle Century Club; tomorrow
evening, Industry, Council. No. 25. Jr
o. II. A. M; monthly meeting pr the
members OF tho City Council and
Trustees Of the Commons; specia
meeting Of the members OF the New
Castle Athletic Association Mt the
homo Of the president. Chandler II
Gebhardt; "Wednesday evening. 81
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which will be held at the Auditorium,
7os West Eleventh street. Whining
ton.
For HeDt.--Ffve-room bungalow,
With ono acre Of Land. Inquire, A. II.
Padberg ADV.
John Williams catcher Of tho New
Castle Giants, has signed a contract
10 play with the Norfolk All stars
baseball team md wifi leays for yir-
ginift tomorrow.
The Water and Nsht Commissioners
announce through~ Edward w. Eag1s.
tho secretary, that their fscal year
ends March 81, and that ali water
and Hight rents must be IN the hands
Of the secretary by that time or tho
service viii be discontinued --Ady.
Margaret, tho 12-yeor-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Doris, is III at
her home with the grip.
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81 got such wonderful relief from
Plant Juice that II woC4d be most un-
just of me II i did not tel Others about
my experience % that they can get the
same benefit.
"for IL years suffered with stomach
trouble Ani was in almost constant
misery from ga< and bloating. had head
aches All backaches. i was 30 nervous
j could hot sleep soundly. was always
oorlstipeted. tried ever so many medi-
clnee but none Of them did me the least
good.
Finally ] heard of Plant Juice and
started taking l.. The first bottle did
me ~ much good that i continued
with II Until now have a good appetite,
am not nervous and sleep soundly at
night, am relieved Of constipation and
do not have an ache or pain. i feel
% strong and well that / am almost able
u do the work of two men.
my mother started taking Plant
Juice when she SAW the wonderful effect
of the medicine on me. She had been
badly run down. She derived the same
fine results that did and now looks like
q new woman"
Plant Juice is sold IN Wilmington at
the Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by +. Challenges
4 Son; in Newport by G. B. White; IL
Newark BY W. T. Brown
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OUCH!BACKACHE!
RUBLUMBACO OR
PAIN FROM BACK

All, Pain is gone. ST. Jacobs on
acts almost like magic.
Quickly?-Yes. Almost instant re-
lief from soreness, stiffness. lameness
and pain follows a gentle rubbing with
st. Jacobs OIL.
Rub this soothing penetrating oil
right on your painful back, and relief
comes. 81. Jacobs OIL is harmless
backache, lumbago and sciatica cure
which never disappoints and doesn't
burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous stitches. IN a
moment you will forget that you ever
had weak back. because it won't hurt
or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer- Get
a small trial bottle Of old. honest st.
Jacobs OIL from your druggist now and
get this lasting relief
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SMYRNA ELECTION.

Smyrna March 6.-At the town
election. last week. 4. Eugene Mabrey
and Herman l.. Robinson were elected
members OF council TO succeed $. a.
FORMER and J. Il. Wilson. The election
resulted IA follows:
First William II. Davis;
second L. NJ. PEice; third Edward
T. Porter; fourth-Robert y. Wallen;
nfth-walter +. Keith; sixth-H. Eu-
gene Mabrey and Herman l.. Robin
son.
]. T.. HoffeclSer was elected treas
urer and Harry Collins, assessor.
The newly elected council organized
by electing l.. NJ. Price, president;
Edward T. Porter. secretary and town
clerk.
At the previous meeting OF the
Town Council Il was decided TO lower
the rate on electric lights from 10 TO
10 cents per X, w, and $3.50 mimi
mum.
A recommendation was also author
tied 20 ask the gas company to lower
the rate TO $500 per 1000 cubic feet
$3.50 having been the previous rate
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.


Stafford. March 6.-Jrhc funeral of
George IL. Short, farmer living be-
tween Seaford and Cannon, took place
from his late residence yesterday
afternoon. with intermcnt In Odd
Fellows cemetery. this town. lie
waa n years OF age and his death was
due TO a pAralytio stroke a week ago.
Carl Tull. aged 13 years, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. j. ii. Tull. who was operated
on last week ut the Peninsula Gcner-
al Hospital. Salisbury. Md. for APP
pendicitis, Is reported to be progress
ing.
DIR. and Mrs. DIN s. Allen OF Will
mington are here. visiting Mrs. Roy
w. Allen.
Seafrd citizens arc reporting loss
of chickens through the depreeations
OF worthless dogs. declaring that these
dogs are becoming a nuisance.
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Johns Lodge, No. 2. A. r. d A. M;
Thursday evening, Friendship Lodge.
No. ga. o. u. w; monthly meeting
Of the members OF tho Young Mems
Association Of ths First Presbyterian
Church MT tho home OF Frank r..
Long, tho treasurer. At this meet
Ing the president Of tho organization
Will name his committees for the en-
suing year. Friday evening. Adelphia
Lodge. Mo. 3. X. Of r.. will meet.
The members OF tho Sunday school
class OF tho Methodist Episcopal
Church taught by Mrs William O..
Denncy arc making preparations 20
hold musicale 10 be- known as the
The MazIe ID. Girls" Following this
program sketch entitled at the
Depot Lunch Counter" will take place.
The affair will be held during the
early part of April.
Tho Ladies' Ala society Of the First
Baptist Church Is making arrange
ments tp hold n bake@sale ON next
Saturday. beginning at 10 O'Clock. at
tho leo cream parlors Of Jones &
Lancaster, on West Fifth street.
On Wednesday evening the members
Of tho New Castle High School basket
ball team will play the saleslanum
team in the Opera House cage. The
referee for this garns viii be Ross, a
member Of the central board, who Is
an official for tho All-Scholastic games
The preliminary game between the
girls Of the Mlddletown High School
and the girls OF tho New Castle High
School, viii begin at 7.30. The next
game scheduled viii take place on
Wednesday evening. March Is, be-
tween the Kennett Square team and
the local team I'm the Opera House
cage and the game following this
one will take place on Saturday eve
ming, March rs. with the Alumni
team in the Opera House cage.
This evening a large number Of the
local members OF Brandywine Forest
No. 20. Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, vii
! attend tho ladies' night program
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark. March 81. H Dennis,
State Director Of Vocational Education
for Pennsylvania. will give an Illus
trated lecture on Vocational E,du-
cation" before the Faculty Club of
Delaware College, University OF Della
ware tonight. r. w. Helm Will talk
on Vocational Education In Della
ware"
Dean and Mrs. Laurence Smith en-
tertsined az dinner. yesterday. Profes-
sor George Z. Dutton. q. Gray Car
ter. president 81 the Student Council
Of Delaware College. Thomas Muncey
Keith and John Edwin Wilson. Jr..
senior students al the college.
Rev. Edgar Jones. rector OF ST.
Thomas Episcopal Church has left
for Halifax. y. s.. where he Will con-
duct a mission in an Episcopal Church
for two weeks. On his return home
DIR. Jones will conduct mission In
the local church the last two weeks
Of Lent. There will be services each
Friday evening during Lent in 81.
Thomas Church.
Dean Winsred J. Robinson and Miss
Agnes Snyder OF the Women's College
have returned from Chicago. where
they attended the annual convention
OF the Nationastducation Association.
DR.. Welter Hulnhen. president Of
The University. Dean Robinson and
DIR. Walter II. Steel will hold a con
ference. today. 70 decide when the
WOmen's College. closed on account
Of scarlet fever. will be reopened
Marshall MAINS. son OF DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Manns, a student in the
Newark high schoOl. has scarlet fever.
This is the first case OF the fever 10
develop among students OF the local
schools for some days. The first grade
room OF the primary school which was
closed all OF last week because OF scar
let fever was reopened today.
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Roy Eissyv Mr.. and Mrs. Reese 0ordy
Mr.. and Mrs.. Paul Collins.
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel, March ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
have been received here Of tho mar
riags OF Mr.. Claude Windsor OF
Hcarn's Cross Roads. about three
miles from here, TO Miss Marxie Ann
Gootce OF Sharptown, on Saturday
February &c.
Mrs. Harry r. Williams and
daughter. Isabel. and Mrs. II. r.
Cordrey arc Visiting friends and rela-
tivcs In Norfolk. Va.
Harrison Moore OF Bethel left Sat
urday for Norfolk. Va. where no viii
be employed on the barge Pennsyl-
vania.
Roy Passwaters OF tho u. 8. s.
Nevada, Is visiting his parents In
Bethel.
At n formal dinner given at the
home OF Colonel and Mrs. Curtis II.
Davis. Saturday. announcement was
made OF the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Frances. TO Mr.. Bennett
Locke Bradley OF Harrisonburg. Va.
Miss Davis for tho past two years
has been teaching here and at Del
aware City.
Miss Alice X. Dickerson OF Wesley
Collegiate Institute. Dover. who was
operated on at the Peninsula General
Hospital. Salisbury, Md. two weeks
ago. is reported 10 be improving.
Norman Coulborne has gone 10
Marcus Hook. Pa. where he has Sc
cured employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. DECKER
son are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF n fino baby boy.
Paynter Phillips has gone TO Balt-
more. where he has secured a po-
sitlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ]. White. are
spending tho weekend with friends
in Philadelphia.
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WANT BETTER SERVICE.

Seaford. March Ga petition is be-
Ing circulated among the citizens OF
this section to have n railway mall
clerk on northbound train leaving Sea-
ford at HOB y. m. or for the railroad
company TO make some arrangements
10 take care of the northbound mail
on this train.
The mail is now carried to Delmar
on train leaving Seaford at GAS p. M.
where 1t Is assorted ana carried north
on the ll.03 train. This mail now has
to be In the Seaford postofiice by 7.45
o'clock.
II there was mail clerk on this
train. business men and others could
mail their letters until 1890 p. m. and
they would be taken TO the station by
William Gilbert, night Waterman. as
was the case before the new arrange
ment was made recently.
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mits. and II not tho irst fair day fol-
lowing.
The Harrington and Blades npcrts-
mon win assemble nj the Hotel Sus-
sex, here NJ Q o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. with their fox hounds. and proceed
to n point down tho Nanticokc river,
below scaford. where tho dogs will be
turned loose, The sportnmcn expect
to have fox going before seven
o'clock, ms they arc quito plentiful In
tho locality where tho chase will lie
taken up. Each pack of hounds will
comprise ten dogs,
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NEWS OF SMYRNA.

Smyrna. March 6.-Nathaniel f.
wilds. formerly cashier OF Fruit
GroNrs' National Bank OF Smyrna,
died Al the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Faunt lie Roy, Roland Park, Balti-
more. last week.
Mrs. Z. y. Emery spent last week
In Centreville. Md.
Mrs. Katherine Shakespeare IS here
visiting her mother. Mrs. William II.
Stayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CHM of ST.
Georges have beer he guests of John
w. Tucker and wite
Mrs. II. A. Brands and son have
been visiting Miss Annie Middleton.
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ONLY A FAIR SEASON.

Seaford, March 8.-The Bowers
oyster Co. which haS boon operating
an oyster house mt Bowers Beach. on
the Delaware bay, all the season. clos
ed the house, Saturday.
The members OF the Arm arc reAi-
dents OF Seaford and Blades. Thcy rc-
port the season has boon only n fair
one. owing TO tho poor condition OF
tho stock and tho high prices asked
for them.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.

John u. Collins entertained at their
home near here. Friday night. with
n surprise party In honor OF their
daughter. Sallie's eighteenth birth
day anniversary. The evening was
delightfully."- spent IN games and music,
followed by refreshments.
Those present were; Misses. Paul
ine Rodney. Mildred Burford. Madelyn
Phillips. Ruth and Esther Bacon.
Helen Morris. Stella Kitchens. Ruth
Ellis. Mildred Horsey. Ruth and Sallie
Collins: Messrs. George. William and
Walter Horsey. Paul and Glen Wright.
Smith, Milton and Flwell Colling. Le-
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SALVATION BY FAITH.

Richardson Park. March 6.--Rev.
John Rarwick OF Philadelphia preach
ed a sermon 10 members of the Five
Points Civics Association in the Com
munity Building at the services OF
the Church OF the Brethren, yesterday
morning.
DIR. Barwick spoke on salvation by
Faith" and compared Il with the tend
ency Of tho times which he said was
20 preach salvation by works.
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DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.

Delmar. March 6.-ArChelaus n.
Elliott died suddenly az his home here.
Friday night. lie was subject to
asthma and had been unwell for sew
cral weeks. hut had been attending TO
business NJ his grocery store Srs usual
during tho day preceding his death.
lie was 81 years 81 age.
Mr.. Elliott was n member Of the
Junior order United American Me
chanlcs. Funeral services were held
at the NJ. =. Church this afternoon.
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WAS RED CROSS NURSE.

Dover. March 6.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Anna J. Thomas, mother OF A.
Il. Thomas OF Wyoming. who died at
Oteen, n. C., last week. took place
yesterday afternoon. with interment at
Odd Fellows cemetery. Camden. Mrs.
Thomas was a Red Cross nurse and
afterwards enlisted in active nurse
serv1ce in the World War, serving
nearly IL months Ia that capacity at
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BEAT THE BULLETS.

Richardson Park, March 6-De-
tecting a man stealing lathes from the
housing operation OF J. T. Woodward
several nights ago Officer Bowen gave
chase.
The man escaped although a num-
Der OF shots were fred after him by
the officer.
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STAFFORD HARRINGTON
FOX CHASE TOMORROW

Seaford. March 6.-The match fox
chase arranged between the Blades
and Harrington sporting clubs for a
purse Of $500. which was 20 have been
run by their respective packs Of
hounds, Saturday. but had 10 be post
poned. owing 10 rain, VIII take place
tomorrow morning. IL weather per-
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FEELS IT DUTY TO
RELATE The STORY
Wilmington Man Says Plant
Juice Ended Stomach Troub-
lie of IL Years.

Selected from mass of written
testimonials givea by Wilmington people
praising Plan, Juice is that Of Mr. Charles
Wright, who Is u the employ of &rre
business house Of this city and lives at
1910 Market street. He said:
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WILSON FOUNDATION.

Seaford. March 6.--Subscriptions up
to Saturday last in the Woodrow Will
son Foundation showed that Seaford
district had over-eubscribed its quota
of 5000 by n comfortable margin.
Cannon district has also oberscrib-
ed
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Camp Mccullough, Admission. Alaba ma I
6hc was SO years Of age. and IL eur-
vivcd by ono child. A, Il. Thomas, a
on-in-law OF Frank c. Bancroft of
wyoming
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Receiving. Communications.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Donahoe OF CAL
iforn!a- Pa, formerly of 400 Clayton
street, this city, are being congratu-
lated on the birth OF son, Harry.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Huherman Ends Season
Niolinist at His Best III Brilliant
prnorarr1

A large order was served by Bronis
law Huberman at his last violin re
cita yesterday afternoon Mt Aeolian
Hall, Ccsar Franck's Sonata. Bach 8
unaccompanied Chacoone, Chausson's 5
"Poome," the Gle1ounofF Concerto, Op
50. and Pablo do Sarasate's fantasy on
"Carmen" and Of these the
best seemed to be the Chacoone. Her
Mr.. Hubermen was entirely sure OF
himself. az he unravelled its CON
pIextties. with sufficient volume and
resonance in his smooth. refined tore
to carry the technical brillGucc, al
though there we're two or three un-
polished spots. The Concerto a.u ,.,
Fantasie, essentially display numbers
gave him numerous chances for fcata
of dextority, combinations Of high
speed, pizzicato paseges, double-stOps
and harmonics.
Paul Frenckel was an expressive sc
companist, especially in the two French
pieces, In the tranck sonata, he seemed
to consider the piano p2rt co-ordinatc
with the violin, 30 tho occas onal dis
advantage Of MIR. Huberman's finc-spun
rather tenuous tone, less assured ner,
than in the later numbers. The vio-
linist had an enthusiastic audience 81
respectable size, and b&de his fare
well with an arrangement Of a Chopin
noCturne.