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The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17
No Insurance.

"That was just like him." sobbed the widow.
 "What?"
 Didn't have a bit of life insurance, and the newspapers in this town giv- ing it away."-Detroit Free Press
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17

If something is worth doing at all It's worth doing right. The right way Is usually easier. too.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17
BROWN SUGAR DISHES

The flavor of brown sugar is so generally liked that we may now use
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17

A nice cake to serve the same day It is baked Is:
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17

Chocolate Sponge.-
 Beat the yOlks of three eggs until thick and lemon colOred, then add one cupful of sugar, a very little at a time. Melt one and one-half squares of chocolate in one fourth of a cupful of milk, over hot water; cool and add to the sugar and eggs. Beat the
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17
Important to Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle of for infants and children, and see that 1t
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-17
SOMETHING TO EAT

Just as In nature. thy proportions be, As full of concord their variety.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
VALLEY ROAD
WILL BE CON-
PLETED THIS WEEK

Contractors will complete the
work Of laying macadam on the Val
ley road this week With the elimin-
alton OF the famous "S'' curves in
this road. speed kings claim that five
minutes can be saved between the
Gap and Norton. The right of way
to this big Improvement was the fac
tor which held the building up for
so long.
The bridges in the RICHMOND dis
trict have been improved consider
ably. Supervisor Witt keeps after
the roads in this district with the re-
suit that they are second to none in
the state.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
ATTENTED BIG
DANCE AT DUNBAR

a large crowd from the Gap mo-
tored up to Dunbar last Thursday
night and attended the October
dance given by the Dunbar Dancing
Club. Among these We're, Mr. and
Mrs. b. F. Warner, Mrs. l.. b. viii
cox, MIR. and Mrs. X. ID. Leslie, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Croker. Mr.. and Mrs
!. r. Gilly, Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. liol-
ton, Mrs. Caroline II. Lewis, Mrs.
Dan Faulkner, Misses Blanche Ken
nedy, Billy Fulton. Chatfin. Mary NJ.
Davenport, Gladys, Mary and Nell
Lille, Anna Bird, Ruth and Rather
inc Barron, Messrs. Roscoe Wolff,
Cantrell, Spohn, Carl and Rudolph
Youell. Max and Howard Lille.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
PARENT TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION

The Parent-Teachers' Association
met and organized Monday, October
9th. Following is list of officers
and committees; President. Mrs.
Horace Fox; Vice President, Miss
Wayne Even; Treasurer. Mrs.
Owens; Secretary. Miss Emma Dun
can. Program Committee, Miss Oh
"a lIoron; Visiting, Miss Beverly
Bane Taylor and Mrs. John Meteor
mick. Press Miss Ruth Johnson
and Miss Billie Showers. Reception,
Miss Billie Fulton. During this meet
ing a teachers rest room in the
grammar grade building, the need
Of primary materials and special
patrons day. Mrs. Fox reported
that the Hon. c. Bascom Slemp, who
nobly comes to the front in time OF
need, very generously gave $50 to-
ward the rest room. The Communi-
ty League gave Mr.. Sulfridge $50
for primary materials.
Although it is generally under
stood that patrons are welcomed and
even urged to visit the school any
day they wish, Friday is the day
set aside, on which one grade enter
tains with program at chapel. Pa
irons are especially invited on this
day, thus lending encouragement to
both pupils and teachers.
1t was decided that the association
would hold its regular meeting on
the second Monday Of each month,
1t is hoped that all patrons will try
to be present at these meetings.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
HASSINCER BOBS UP
AT APPALACHIA AND
MAKES A SPEECH
Republican Nominee Was
Not Expected but Crowd
Demands Speech When
tie Appears in Room

John j. Unssinver Rnnul,lir,,
nominee for CONGRESS- was nass;,,..
through Appalacbja Tho o,h.r MN,
and dropned in 70 b..r H., g.,
mers make one Of b;s tvn;c,I snao,h
es. The Republiean standard hoar
err had hardly gotten into ,ha roan,
when some one yelled his nam.
stampede followed Evarvth;ro
came to n stapdstill and Uassin,.,
made the best talk of Tho c,r,no;',,
Republican leaders all ovor ,ha
district are enthusinstie oy.r ,ha
prospects for victory
THE Democrats s,il rrom;r
ent Renubl;c,r ..s.om ,;.i.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
LONESOME PINE
MOTOR co. OPENS
SERVICE STATION
New Building is Finest OF
Kind in Southwest - Pat
Hammond Will Be in
Charge

The splendid new service station
Of the Lonesome Pine Motor Compa-
ny on East 9Th street has been open
ed to the public. In point OF equip
ment this station is second TO none
in Southwest Virginia. In fact, very
few service stations in any of the
cities of this state are better equin-
ped. 1t is the home OF the famous
Durant ear. The Lonesome Pine
people introduced the Durant into
this field early last Spring and have
been unable to supply the Increasing
demand for the car. An expert
mechanic will be brought here to de-
vote his entire time to the car.
The filling station is built-in fea-
ture OF the new building. The latest
in gasoline pumps has been installed.
The show rooms are big and well
lighted and provide ample space
for the displaying of the cars. In
the near future the famous Star"
car will be on display. This is the
machine Durant built to compete
with Ford. To date the demand has
been so great that the local people
have been unable to obtain even :.
demonstration.
The new concern vii! be under the
expert management of Pat Ham
mond, who is also manager Of the
Big Stone Gap Fuel and Feed Com
pany.
The building and equipment cost
approximately $4,000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
MAN KILLED AT
JOSEPHINE; BURIED
AT ROGERSVlLLF.

John Cupp, aged 90, who was in
stantly killed on Saturday evening,
October 9TH at $3.50 when he acci.
IDENTIFY fen OFF of the high trestle ON
the railroad in front of the commits
sary ut Josephine, was buried last
Wednesday at his old home near
Rogersville, Tenn.
Mr.. Cupp, better known rs Dad
dy cupp" had been making his home
in Josephine with his daughter. Mrs.
NJ. j. Daugherty. since the death OF
his wife several months ago lie had
Just recently recovered from So
we're attack OF blood poisoning. lie
was an unusually kind and thought
full old man and had large circle of
friends as every one who knew him
loved him and spoke well of him.
MIR. Nj. j. Daugherty, his son-in-
law. who is store manager for the
lnternlont Coal aud Iron Company,
at Josephine was eye witness of the
terrible tragedy lie Tas locking
the co,nmissnry door and turned
around just as Mr.. Cupp was failing
from the trestie. Mr.. Dnugherty
rushed TO him but he was dead in
just II few seconds after he fell
The body was prepared for burial
by uundertaker Fred II. King, OF
Norton, and was taken to Rogersyill,
Monday afternoon accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Daugherty and
three children.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
CLAIM PERRY Will
CARRY GAP BY $50
his Erstwhile Republican
Stronghold Now Solidly
Democratic, is Claim of
Leaders

Big Stone Gap will give peery a
majority of no less than $50 votes.
local Democratic leaders claim. Bias.
ing their prediction on thorough
canvass Of the precinct they are con-
hdent the final count will not fail
below the $50 mark.
This figure is in marked contrast
with the Democratic vote cast in the
Gap in days gone by. Time was
when the Republican vote numbered
the Democrats two to one. 4 great
many Republican voters have moved
out of the county or into other towns
IN the county. The Democrats make
their claims for the Gap withou, fear
of falling down.
Peery and Swanson addressed the
voters Of Pennington Gap and ST.
Charles yesterday afternoon and last
night. Huge crowds were on hand
at both meetings. and much interest
is said to have been in evidence
Many women were present and both
Swanson and peery made cloquen:
appeals to them. Leaders in Lee
county claim that peery will break
the Republican power in that county
in November
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
APPALACHIA
SYNOD HOLDS
FALL MEETING
Presbyterians From Three
States at Wytheville This
Week - County Sends
Delegates

The eighth annual meeting OF the
woman's auxiliary synodical Of the
synod of Appalachia, Southern Pres
byterian church, is being held this
week in the Presbyterian ohurch,
Wytheville. Va. beginning October
1919. The efficient officers OF the
synodical are; Mrs. W. X. Arm
strong, President. Rogersviue. Tenn.
Mrs. 4. d. Phillips. Secretary, Oliver
Springs. Tenn; aud Miss Kate Wat
terson, Treasurer, Rogersvillc. Tenn.
Representatives from local auxiiar.
les in Virginia, Tennessee, North
Carolina and West Virginia are at
tending these sessions
An interesting program has been
announced. containing importan,
features as follows:
The Bible each day conducted by
Miss j. W. Gaughey. Secretary.
Young Peoples Work, First Pres
byterian church. Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs, ID. f. Copcnhaver viii present
the Home mission book "rhe Trend
Of the Races"
Address by Mrs. j, L. Galway.
presiden, of Knoxville presbyterial.
on "Thc Importance OF Mission
study"
Round table on presbyterian ELI
cIchlcy conducted BY Mrs. Gale
Armstrong, president of liolston
presbyterial.
Address on Our Work in Africa"
by Or. Egbert W. Smith, executive
secretary foreign missions, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Address by DR. NJ. Il. MELVIN, gen
eral secretary, Assembly's steward
ship committee, on the progressive
program.
Address by Dr.. X. D. Carson.
synud's secretary of stewardship.
The woman's auxiliary OF the
Southern Presbyterian church, under
the capable leadership OF Mrs.W. c..
Marlborough. Superintendent re-
presents one of the most active. az
gressive and Thoroughly organized
departments nf the church's work.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
OPERATOR HAS CLOSE
CALL IN HIS MINE.

G. Iluttel, prominent Norton man,
and long connected with the coal in
dustry in this field. narrowly escaped
death when he was caught beneath Il
slate fall in his mine at Norton last
Thursday afternoon. At first it was
feared that he had suffered internal
injuries of grave nature, but ex-
animation found only sprained ankle
and wrist. The shock will make it
necessary for Mr.. Huettel to remain
in bed for some time. He is about
SO, and is one of the oldest citizens
of Norton.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
LITTLE HOPE
HELD FOR
GRAHAM GIBSON

Graham Gibson. 10, is critically i'll
at the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gibson, ut Stonega
The little fellow has been confined
to his bed for six weeks. He was
taken suddenly i'll after returning
from short vacation at the home
of his grandmother. Doctors, i'll
GLIDING a specialist from Louisville,
are unable to do anything for the
boy. Mr.. Gibson is the general mine
foreman of the Stonega Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
BIG STONE GAP
DISTRICT LEADERS
MEETING
October oath and 25tr at
Trinity Church, Big Stone
Gap

Tuesday $50 p. m. sermon BY
W. II. Briggs, pastor Appalachia.
Subject; The Church's Duty to
Teach.
Local preachers and their work.
Rev. r. l.. Graham and Rev. J. Is.
Staley. The Epworth Lcag,i. and
its work, II. r. Kirchner and II. c.
Mckinney. Woman's Missionary s y
cicty, Mrs. II. y. w. Skeen. Mrs. /.
c. Taylor.
Announcements, Wise county. r.
L. Union, 5. 5. Institute. etc. 7:s0
p. IN. sermon, Rev. j +. Benton, pas
tor, Norton; Subject; Why the
church stands for missions and kim
drcd work. Our church literature
aud it, place. Announcements. >
a. m, Sunday School and its work,
Rev.W.iI Briggs, Rev. u. B.Wright.
The Methodist Mems Club. II. G.
Gilmcr, Nj. D. Collier. our building
program, Otis Mouser and j +. BEN
ton. 10 a. IN. The District Stewards
Meeting. II a. M. Preaching, Rev
NJ a. Stevenson, pastor Kinesport
Announcements. Preachers Meeting
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
AMBURGEY FINDS AN
AN HONEST
FRIEND IN JAIL

Orlando Amburgey, Norton jewel
err, paid visit to the Clintwood Jail
the other day. As he was making
the rounds friendly voice called out
and green back dollar bill was
showed through the bars of black
gentleman's boudoir. Here's dat
buck | owes 20 paw for de pocket
book he sold me-" he told Orlando.
Il pays my debts, even in de coop"
The black boy was spending 60
days as guest Of the county for
selling shine" TO his friends.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
LITTLE HOPE HELD
FOR SLATE VICTIM

With his spinal cord completely
severed, John Collins, Norton, is
waiting for death in the Norton Hos
pisal. While working in the mines
of the Hawthorne Coal Company
last Thursday he was caught beneath
a slate and sustained broken back.
Dr. Mcclure, OF the Norton Hospital,
operated ON the man, but says there
is no hope. Collins has wife and
several children.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
COUNTY'S LARGEST
PRESS ARRIVES
IN NORTON

The connty's largest newspaper
press, mere toy OF - tons, arrived
in Norton last week aud will be in
stalled in the plant Of Crawfords
Weekly sometime this week.
The press, which is known as a
Webb Pcrfeeting Press, prints eth
er four, six or eight pages at one
time. 1t could print all the papers
published in the county in less than
two hours.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
DUNTY WILL HAVE
SUPERINTENDENT
FPUBLIC WELFARE
Home for Delin-
oaent Girls and New Pau
osrs' Home to be Built in
Near Future

& The Board OF Public Welfare for
tjt;ss County met at the Court House
Mis- on Tuesday, October 10th
iso O'Clock with five members
1,sssut. The members Of this board
!. spponted by Judge Skeen are DIR.
;N5F IIix. Rev. Jas. NJ. Smith, of Big
lS5Sst Gnp, Mr.. NJ. ID. Collier, of APP
|ssslsshia, MIR. Napoleon Bond Of
T5ls's Creek, Mrs. r. T. Irvine, Of
'giss stone Gap, Mrs. W. W. Kemp,
Il Norton and Mrs. G. W. Tompkins
ii Toms Creek.
! fhis Board is completing plans for
INA construction in the near future
a 4 Detention Home for Delinquent
Girls and new paupers Home. The
1resen, site OF the poor house, about
ihree miles from Wise has been de-
siied upon for the location of the
MN buildings which will be provid-
ID for the inmates of these homes
and i, is planned that the institution
ssil eventually be self supporting
and q portion Of the present Jail
maintenance expense will be saved
Tor the county.
sThe Public Welfare Board has
been authorized to employ Super
intendeut Of Public Welfare for the
ssun,y and plans for the selection of
a9sui;able person for this position
aere discussed.
WISE county is receiving eongrut-
Nations from the State Board OF
Public Welfare on its progressive
l5licy in being one of the first coun-
is in tile state to establish a Board
i Public Welfare and to take steps
. cope with the problem of the de
it4uent girl.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
Seriously Ill

Freezing, Va, Oct. l3.-Mrs.
Mary McFali, Aunt Polly" as she
is Familiarity called, is seriously i'll
at the home Of her son. James G..
McFali. near here. For the past two
years she has been suffering from
neuralgia affection, with periods Of
intense suffering. She is an octo-
genarian, with three or four years to
spare.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
lMBODEN TAKES
| BANNER End TIME
County Christian Endeavor
\ Society Holds Quarterly
Meeting Here-z75 Dele
gaier Attend

g The Christian Endeavor Society
Tef Wise county, held their regular
"a -aTlerly meeting on last Friday
9f'cning in the Presbyterian church
~ this place. For the occasion the
8tte church was beautifully decorated
Nllh vases Of fall flowers, potted
1.ants and autumn leaves. Delega-
ggallons from nine societies repre-
scented the county, making total of
't|o hundred and seventy-fve mem
iters present. The lmboden Society
won the banner for the second time
10 succession, having made five hun
cred and twelve points during the
past quarter. AT the close of the
Program delicious ice cream, cake
and coffee were served by the Gap
EndraVOrcrs.
PROGRAM
Song ........ Stand Up For Jesus
song ............D Draw Sic Nearer
Prayer. Mr.. II. f. Hyatt, OF Norton
Welcome ....... Mr.. w. S, Miller,
President BIS. G. Presbyterian c. E.
Remarks by the County President,
J. 7. Wolfe, Jr., of the Gap
Sentence Prayer. . Opened by Mr.
John Gilchrist and closed by Mrs.
n. Wolfe, of Appalachin
scripture Lesson. Rev. F. N. Wolfe,
of Appalachia
Announcements. etc.
500 ............ Miss Juliet Knight
Big Stone Gap Presbyterian Christ
ian Endeavor
iiow We Can Best Promote Christ
ian Endeavor in Wise County, Mr..
d. Z. Carter. Norton Christian
Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor Society An
Organization of the Church
Norman Ii. Russell, Big Stone Gap
Christian Endeavor
what Young Peoples Organization
Means to Community
Miss Mae Pritchard, Imboden, Va.
Duet Miss Gertrude Snodgrass
and Miss Virginia Crockett, OF
Eas; Stone Gap
something About Christian Endeav-
or in Virginia
Miss Bessie Ireson, Bristol, Va.
song IN Go Where You Want Me
To Go
Social Hour
senediction
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
BRISTOL'S MAYOR
SPEAKS AT NORTON

Mayor w. H. Rouse. of Bristol,
met with rousing reception in Nor
ton last Saturday night when he
spoke in the town hall. lie made an
interesting talk OH the issues of the
campaign and declared George Pee
ry was an easy winner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
ALMOST THERE NOW

The new cement street is almost to
the l.. 6 N. bridge. The grading was
completed last week. Inability to
obtain rock and other materials is
holding the work back to a great ex-
tent. ii. E. Fox, city engineer, says
that the whole thing will be complet-
ed before Christmas.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
DELEGATES TO :.
WASHINGTON MEET

Tom Bremen and Bruce Craw-
ford, Of Norton, went TO Washing
ton last week as delegates to the
Capital District Convention of the
Kiwanis Club. They returned to
Norton Sunday night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
-------O--
MANY WISE COUNTY
WOMEN WILL ATTEND
w. Nj. u. TOMORROW

The Woman's Missionary Union
will hold their annual meeting at
Gate City tomorrow. Mrs. iIamp
Crizer, Mrs. Holly. Mrs. Maddox and
many others will go from Appala-
CHA. a number OF Big Stone Gap
ladies will also attend.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18

II We didn't get it in the paper we
accept Your apology. You neglected
to tell US.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Calendar for the Current Week

by the Phihar
Orchestra: College, recital by
Baldwin; Union recital by ELS Hippo
lrome S:l5 Raisa
barytone and the Cleveland orrhes:ra Town HALL
recital by Germaine Schnr Metropolitan Opera House p
MONnAY-ToMn
p French "MoEna
potan Opera House n Gelman "iohengrin"
TlESDAlAeuan Hall recital bv Joseph Bonnet;
recital by
by Hall, III.
Esel ibling. Metropolitan
M Yor! Philharmonic
House, M, Christian Tsodc
"EONESDAI-(anecie He'll y M By the
of
p. ty Baldwin:
n- la Boheme';
Opera IIouo, m. italian Aida
RSDANCsrnegie Hall y NorS
nestra
IN
Brhda. Of The nanta'; Metropolitan
LA Tra,iata."
FRlDAYHoe Bilmorc II musicale b.. Grazieia
5assa
Car
lie YorkPh
IN. Manhatt
House M Italian 'rlc Jewels
Metropolitan III"
SATURDAiAeolian Hall T.
III Orches
Manhattan y. IN,
Hofmann' u. "Saome"
House , D. Russian "Sncgourotchka'; D..
"Meksofee'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Friends Of Music

Mahler's "1..ed Won der Erde' sym
phony, with ccntralto and tenor solo,
will be Given for the first time in New
York by ths Society o. the Friends Of
Music. under the direction Of Artur
Bodsnzky, on Wednesday afternoon,
February /. at Carnegie He'll. Tie
soloists vii he Mmc" Charles Cah.er
and OrYil'e Ear1o!d. Mnlc. Cahicr, who
is coasiao from abroad especially for
th-5 perfo, manc" has suag this mns'c
more than rixty times Throughout
Europe, one OF ner appearances in it
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
isv II. E. Krehbicl

N,., t,.d.y's concert iv th, philhar-
nc Society Mr. Josef SiransSy ends
., .bor. for tkc season with the or
..sn:-st;en, with which re has cecn con-
~,c.ed since October. 1911. The re-
aiming concerts between row and
next April will be conducted b. Artur
9 3odanzky and Willcm Mengelbcrc, in
fufillmcnt OF tire plan adopted when
nc Philharmonic orchestra was ANAL
ranstcd With the National last spring.
Mr. Stransky's record Of &C .inuous
service thus far Che cxn~ :, resume
-.is activities n .~eson) has but
mo parallels in the history OF the
soc'ety. Mr.. Carl Bergman WAS the sole
conductor for eleven seasons, but in the
preceding six conducted in alienation
with Theodore Eisfeld, whose conncc-
son With the society in the capacity Of
conductor, either alone or in assoca-
ton with Mr.. Bergmann, endured
twelve years, and was terminated by
his death. Mr.. Theodore Thomas. who
succeeded Mr. Bergmsnn after an in
tcrrcgnum OF one year spent in Gin
cinrst, WHITTIER he had been called as
director os the newly founded College
OF Music, served twelve seasons in src-
ccssion and then went 10 Chicago,
whcrc he established the present Chi
cago Symphony Orche strs At thc hcsl
Of which he remained till his death.
His successors term OF seven years was
also abruptly ended by death just be-
fore THO end OF the period mentioned
Then followed Emil Paur for four sea-
sons. Walter Damrosch for ono season.
three years OF aH intcrrp2num filled by
conductors who came as guests of the
society an interesting list, comprising
Edouard Coionnc. Gustav f. Koscl,
Henry J. Wood, Victor Herbert. Felix
Neinsartner. Nassilv Safonof. Rich
ard Strauss. Karl Panzc~, Willcm Men
gelberg. Max Ficdlcr, Ernst kuuuald
aud Fritz Steipbachl. one season OF MIR
SafoHor alone and three seasons. tho
las incomplete. OF Gustav Mahlcr.
!. is only natural that Mr.. StransAv
and Its friends should lHd a great deal
Of satisfaction in tho part which ho has
played in the histor. Of the rhihar-
n,orlc Society. lie was brought here
from Europe on a contract fcr ono
year 20 carry out tho polcy adopted
wnen .he cooperation plan under wl'ich
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Claudia Ml,lzio TO
Be Heard Again
Next Wednesday

"Loh"agrin' WI opcn the tvsc's,'
week Of TIC Metropolitan opera sea
son tomorrow night with Mnc.
Je1itza AID Matzcnaucr end Mcs~-s.
Scmbach. Whitehn, Blass and Leon
hardt, Mr. Bodanzky conducting.
In Aida" on Wednesday evening
Mmc. Claudia Mu2io viii make hcr re.
appearance with the company Other
IN the cast will be Nine Matzenaucr
and Messrs. Mart.nc,li, Danisc and Mar
doncs. Mr.. Moranzori will conduct.
Other operas Of the week will be:
"Cavallcr;a Rusticana" ard "Paeli-
acci' on Thursday afternoon, the for
ner with Mines. Jeritza, Perrin s,7 ,
Mattfe|d and Messrs. Crimi and Picco
and the latter with Nine. Bori and
Mcssrs. Kingston, Rufro, Rcschilian and
Paltrinicr. Mr.. Moranzoni will con
Duct.
"Travata" or Thursday night. witt
Nine. Galli-Curci and Messrs. Gig,i and
De Luca. Mr.. Moranzoni will conduct
Massenet's "Manon on Friday night.
with Mmc. Farrar and Mcssrs Chamlee.
De Luca. Rothier. laurent. Ananian.
Bada, Resolution and D'Angclo. 81,
Hasselmans conducting.
"Sneeourotchka' will be the Satu -day
matinee opera, with Mines. Bori,
Dare. Anthony, Delaunois. Telya and
Howard and Mecers Harold Pr+h;er
laurent, Beda, Mcadcr. Paltrinieri.
D'Angelo and Reschilian. Mr. Bondanza
conducting.
"Mefistofele' at popular prices o.,
Saturday night. With Mines. Aida
lIaston and Pcrini and Mess-s. Gigl:
Faltrinieri and Did,. MIR. Morarsor
conducting.