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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
EDITORIAL

TRoX Bankston seems to be hav-
ing rather hard Shedding in his
efforts to arouse the public to prop
erly recompense him for all the trou-
bic he has taken in the Dear Pub
hes behalf, and present indications
are that the perennial Bankston will
De well scratched at the primary and
that James A. Perry, who is his op-
ronent in the race for railroad com
missioner will maintain the lead he
already seems to have in the race
right up to election day.
Some comments anent Trox that
are of interest:
"Shope, of Dalton, goes Governor
Hardwick one better. The governor
is for reducing the railroad commits
sicners to 8, while Shope is.for re
ducing them to 0.-B. Biffin in Sae
vannah Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
TEN YEARS 40 TODAY.
tFrom the Iimcs-RecOrder, Aug. !.
1927

1922
Mr.. George Dudley Wheatley an
nounces the engagement Of his daug.-
ter, Catherine Furlow, to Mr.. James
Draper Hooks, the wedding to occur
il November.
MIR. David c. Carson and daugh-
ter, Alberta, Of Savannah, are guests
for some time Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
rell Richards CT College street.
Miss Mamie Brown and Miss Addie
Taylor viii leave today for Miona
Springs, where they will be guests Mt
4 large house party being given there.
Misses Mary Eliza Sheppard and
Elizabeth Allen viii leave tomorrow
for atlanta, where they viii Visit
friends
j. H. Haddocii and family left To-
day FOR Brunswick, where they Wi!
make then home in the future.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-12
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

| will instruct thee and teach thee
in the way which thou shalt GO: /
will guide thee with mine eye
Psalm 1913.
We seed only obey, There is
guidance for each Of us, and by
lowly listening we shall hear the
right word-R. w. Emerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

FORD runah"ut. two years service. by
large company VIII" substituted hir her
pi!c"d cat. q .;5. care TIL" Dispatch.
FoKpS. nuicks oakiand-. stephens oids-
mobiles. Lowest prices. Fay part cash
balance cHs! terms. Liberty bonds nc-
c"rtcd az cash. william D.. Atkinson
Company. 80 West i;rnad Street.
FORD-isc0 Touring. with starter. Si65;
1874 Ford Touring. with starter $3.50.
II South Tenth.
For good used ears Jones Motor Car
Company. 1851 West RroRd Street.
GOOD USED CARS--Ri~hmond Used Car
Exchange. seventh and Leigh Street.
HAYNES SEDAN-w ~ Moss. tSi-tas
West Main Street.
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situations Wantcd-Temulc 80

BODki<EErER-iO lady, : years ex-
p'rrIence 10 double entry bookkeeping:
capable taking charge oil Office. Can ule
typewriter. lest references. box j rs. :,
care III" Dispatch.
COMI'ANIDN Tor lady. would moi mind
iiEhi h"nsew"rk. Madison 3osJ-W.
FILING CLERK. thoroughly experienced.
with knowledge OF stcnoSraphy desires
posIIion. I.cst references. can Iluule-
ward :iiG-J.
MAID OK NURSE Girl wants place. IT,
East Cay Street, Phone Madisun tI.1.J
Lucille Atkins.
NuRSE-An Intelligent young lady de-
s!rcs position nurse Tor Invalid OF
elderly lady. CAN Madison cIs:-W.
NURSE. eighteen months hospital rxpe-
riencr. Wishes work. Best references
fhon. Madison Soic-w. Mrs. Leigh.
Observation-Disclosures. "A combination teIe-
phone operator clerical position by ~,
experienced young lady. Am willing 20
take any position. What can you offer
me? fhon. Randolph it26-W.
SrENoGRAPilEk. eight years experience
rapid. accurate. neat. secretarial tram
ing. desires position. Temporary work
accepted. Madison 5Oa4-J.
sTENoGKApHER and Dictaphone oper-
aior desires position as stenographcr or
typist. general office work Call
boulevard @o2s-W or boulevard 47.
SrENOGRAPIIER-Wa position by a
young lady with severa! years expert
cncc in strnoKraphy, biciaphone and
general office work. Phone Randolph
42tl-I.
STENOGRApIIER-Ea stenog-
iapher desires position Immediately
Tan do general office work and under
stands iing. Box q 2IS. care The Dis
patch.
STENOGRAPHER-Po by ambitious
young lady with knowledge OF stenog-
rHphy and bookkeeping: start. fifteen a
week. with chance for advancement.
Box PSI, care The Dispatch.
TEACIlER-Wantcd. position as Spanish
teacher In high school outside Of city {.
can ais" teach Latin and elementary
grades; spanish Il speciality. q 1855,
care The Dispatch.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR = Wanted, a
position by an experienced private ex-
change operator rs combination opera
tor and clerical worker. by Il healthy
young lady: anything accepted Phone
Randolph t29-W.
TYPIsT with knowledge OF stenography.
Call hudson 33i-J.
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System
Means Service!

The organization with perfect system is the q
most service the public.
When make
consult tho banking establishment which has
stability to in the service
DO realize the splendid possible
to receive in the classified columns The
The DSatch's classified section is II
OF miscellaneous advertisements, but Is
iccy by being divided of
This system, enables to choose quickly and wit
least effort the places invest your money
in ready bargains.
Form the habit of reading the cinssificts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

FORD TOURING. 1921 mod.i.
only used months, l.nohs and
runs H." new. sass,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

FORD TOURING. is.l MODEL,
'puipp"t with -tsri.r ana p!.!n
wheels shuCk Ebsorb-ts. oversize
walnut wheel ana iock. Sass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

cANN ASSEliS-Flye livc-wir. canyass.rs
male. for a live money ma king PROPOSE.
ti"m. Apply after a:3o y. Nj Monla g.
l.. II. l.undon. iIIN Mutual building
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
lNDENED For QUICK
REFERENCE

iNDENED For QUICK
REFERENCE
Csc tho Teirphonc-CniI Randolph 1
ID, Ask for Want Ad Taker
CLASSIFIED advertisements ordered
tor THE RICHMOND IiMES-DlS-
fAICH daiy morning .di,i"n VIII
HTpEMISG 'I pls nsaf taoT ns 81 T rM
given herewith cover morning and
EVENING service i'll all instances: with
SIX s. SiprarcG Of TH UH nriesd
separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Rates
&c word daily. minimum
e5c. set solid.
:hc word sunday. minimum
2oc, set solid
consecutive insertions. ihclud-
iLs sunday, &c l. word.
consecutive Insertions. includ-
lHS SUNDAY, Ice q word.
tNo,s the reductions tor consecutive
nscrtfUns.D
Di.plny Type
,Th. largest type permitted In tue
want hd pages IS IL point. And tua
smailest space In when l2poini
type ad ma! pe set Is onr inch. The
iate Tor tiis iarse type Is cents
Word daiiy and IA cents word
nunday. The came scale OF reductions
VIII apply as i>'r regular want ads.
Caps. broken lines. white space are
~cnartei Tor at the regular wore rates
estimate words 10 the line.
Longer term rates for business ad-
vertis.rs on request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 A. NJ. ana 10 Z. NJ. each week dlS
anu up TO Il. NJ Saturday Tor correct
siaSsiitcaton in thS next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-Mal. 'aud
reniale-when presented AT the Want
I'D Counter in tie Dispatch i!uilding
by those out OF work will be inserted
Free OF Charge
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Lost and Found

POINTER Low, nrnwu ana Whit. .cinaI.
i"tn'er dos nam. B-N. collar on H.
urn 10 =Ioi East Hroa0. Fiv-.doUar
reward.
ruPPY--I.o-i "wednesday. hl.ca and white.
setter gurIS Reward. ~ West Gra,r.
SIIc-i. Hhune Rand nLYn a.ni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

THE STRIKE PROBLEN
SOLVED
By
NEW PRICES
ON OUR
USED FORD CARS.
com ETt. SToCE All.
TYRES AND MODELS cuu nIG
SELECTION, HoUGHT At RIGHT
PRICES. GIVES YoU THE or
roNTrNlTN TO GET \ MANI.
MUM VALUE NJ y MINIMUM
I'M ESTMENT. JUST y FEW Ur
THEM BEi.uW
FORD TOURING. 1921 mod.i.
"aiN ns'd months. I.ooks ana
runs H." new. sass.
FORD TOURING. 1921 MODEL.
equipped win starter and de-
m"untshic rims shock ah.orher.
.\oeiirnt mechanical condition,
$3.50:
FORD TOURING. is.l MODEL.
'guipp"h with -,-ri-r ana plain
wheels shock sbsorb-,s. nverslz.
walnut wheel ana lock. S2si.
Ford TOURING. 1920 NOBEL.
equipped starter and G-moup,aGle
f!ms. Runs good. s:s5.
FORD TOURING 1920 MODEL.
Electric starter. natural WOOD
wheels demountshl- rims. excel
lent mechanica! condition. ...;.
FORD TOURING. Is:c MODEL.
EPulpped wrh starter ana plain
wheels, shock "",orbrr,. ,.so.
FORD TOURING la,- model.
Without s,sr,e-. mu,or oy~,nauI.d
-na rnns liz new. Es5.
FORD RrNAHpU'r 1871 model.
uniy slightly u,-d. Equlpp~d with
plain "n""Is sni -'ar'"r. f.,o.
fonn RrN,HorT 1890 noa.!.
'guap~d With starter nd p.in
wn-~.>, nc.!,.nt running ccnd..
;.ou. s-'s.
f"Hp cotrE. 1870 MODEL.
Evsiap-i eHn .,c-t.r ma a..
u"gutaHI- iim. E1t.l-u, ia.
,n-nse". condition. ssso
FORD roN TRucs. EQUIPPED
w!,n sa~us"..is ,..-., pane! ,a-
FORD ToN TRUCK. Esa,.
:ed "tn SOLD ares, p.~I:o-r. open
BOD. eo4 rea. ~.
FoEp LlGHr CHASSIS ..ArE
u
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanlcd-AIale

iOUNG married nun wants work: eX-
pericnEeG IN office work. sal.snianshi hip,
truck driving and shipping clerk. good
references. Phone Madison 1857.
YOUNG man wants position as dcmonstru-
tor or salesman any line. experienced
front drug store. Can do some window
trimming: neat appearing; good taik.r.
Address j ;76. care The Dispatch.
YOUNG man. -. college training eIpe-
richced In buying. selling. all forms Of
office work and sales mana cement, open
Ion position. bo1 3Jj, care The Dis
patch
fouNG MAN. through adversely, forced
To quit Richmond College. desire, mo-
Hilion. willing to star, al bottom and
work Up Nominal salary. ono. WORK
preferred. Box 3l3. care Tho Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

Ford TOURING. 1920 MODEL.
equipped starter and G-muuptaGle
i.ms. Runs good. t2S5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

Pt'i''h''. SUCCESSFUL IN tn. past appoint
ing dealers. can secure good line. BuX
j. 80 care the Dispatch.
SALESMAN wanted. Large piano house
has Opening i"i young, aESrsssiv. So les
man. unsteady inclined and willing TO
WORK. Mast have good address and
references. Permanent position and good
iutut" f"i man wnn l. willing tn start
GA T"aS"nahl" salary and commission
ana earn MS promotion. Give fun in
form" ii"n ana pnun" number in FIRST
letter, Win photograph. IL availhblr.
Address iioN f. IIi. care The Dispa tch
SALESMAN WANTED Old. established
manufacturing concern, operating large
safes force, has opening for good. hiyn-
graz" business g"tt-r, calling ON ga
!as" st"!r "nd factory trade. on strict
]! commission basis. Must hav. auto and
sufficient funds 10 d-fI.y expenses to
starr. Sn!cndid proposition FOR live wire
HoA ]. 90, car. Inc Dispatch.
SALESMAN - Competent salesman for
building and road constructions: ina
chineIy for Eastern Virginia, headquar-
tcrs Nichmonh. only rciia Die. qualified
men considered. Full information nrst
letter. T.. y. iioI 535. Danvni=. "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
SalcsIuen ana Agents

ALESMAS-Fruit tree sales IN. Profit
able. pleasant business for busters. Write
To-Day. CoaSu.u Nurseries. Dept. i57,
concord. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
Coburn Motor Sales
Corporation of
Richmond
Phone Blvd. 107S-1079.

SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co.
BARGAINS
one new Ford RuuHhOut body. complete.
with top. Windshield aud two rear tenders
s:". On" 1927 Ford Touring Car. I'm good
condition. $500.
S!S y. FOURTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wuntctl-Nlnlc

ANY intelligent person either Eex may
earn fl"" I" SEA" monthly corresponding
i"r newspapers. - I" {lh per column,
"l! az spar" time; experience unnrc-s-
S:rH. no canvHsainr. Send TOR rar-
ticulars. National Press bureau, Itunalu
y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

SALESMAN Win Tire aud tub sailing "a
pcri"nc-. successful IN tn. past appoint
inE dealers. cam secure good line. Bux
!. 81 care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

GO NJ u. ETE. SToGE NiI.
TYPES AND MODELS. cUE RIG
SELECTION, HoCGHT At RIGHT
PRICES. GIVES Npt THE o.
foETtNlTf TO GET y MANI.
MUM VALUE AT \ MINIMUM
I'M ESTMENT. JUST y FEW u.'
THEM BELOW:
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations wantcd-Fcnnnle 80

TfPlSl. experienced. also assistant in
housekeeping and stcnoSrauhy. Bo1 J
2I2. care Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

BnNANENTrRE- at Mont" Marta
Convent. at : l.. NJ. January -. Sister
Frames BunaVcntur. TUuart Funeral
UutiUr later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
Use The Dispatch Want Ads to Buy, Sell or Exchange
AUTOMOBILES
AutoInobilcs for Salc

AUTOMOBILES for Sale IL
Hay NES-f'or sale, model 81. 5-passcnger
ii"Sh"S. In very good order; will sell
cheap IL sold at once. Apply Cecil
Long. lVll West Broad. Phone. Boulc-
ward 1sS.
IMMEDIATE delivery ON all types of new
ears. iirarn Motor GO.
1T is SAFE
TO buy used car
DUl.A MOTOR CORPORATION.
BROAD at Shafcr
OLD TYRES made new We sell Miller
tyres ani Mansfield tyres. uelI TYRE
Huhber Co.. 2va North Bclvidere st.,
10 North Nineteenth Street.
RECONDITlONED CARS
~ ""rSah prices Seeing IL believing.
W. I. BOYD. Richmond kim Co. Inc
WEST GRACE STREET.
PHONE RANDOLPH 1885
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

iiARHER wanted. nrst-ciass = North
t:iGht"rnth Strr.t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

HElNLEiN-Dled. a, her la,- residence,
l.21 West Cary street, Mrs. Louise
Sophia iiciniein. IN tn" 18Th year OF her
se-. Funeral nniiC. later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
LIE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pet.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
i'oltry nndsupplics

cE-RE-A-l.iA EGG MASii--Thcy ah.!l
out double. Feed CcTclliS. Keep a rec
ord OF your eggs. la 20 and IOO-Ib
sacks AT your dealers Brauer d
hasten. i2"s East Cary Street.
INCUHATOR--On. cypress incubator. ca
racity 80: good new. Randolph
5.bS-J.
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HcIp-AIalc or Female

WE can always us. competent white and
c"l"r"h household h.lp. i02 North Sixth
street.
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personals

MI. .md, ~ cleaning pressing 4nI r.
rrsirinr. Randolph 5sii or SOC .:ss c-y
CLOTHES aor'' ma. the man. tgt ,ney
"a "e n Impress 10. in-Tn cleaned
ana prr.s.9. Stsr Cl-anIas 90 one
81: kast BROAD Plant. ~. Dance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

BOOM EElEis-i Young lady. 8 years e1-
prriencc IN double entry bookkeeping
capable taking charge oi Office. Can ule
Typewriter. lest references. BOX j rs.
CnIr Ihr Dispu a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

lCNDLEN-Leota L.. Huudl-y died at her
irStirnCr. 2ap. Grove Avenue. January
-. At $50 T.. NJ. Funeral notice lairi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27
MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor sale
A TUXEDO Size SO. Will
sell or trade for size
larger. Only been worn
twice. Call Mad. 5573-J.

BOYS school shoe. si.95. Empire Shoe
Co. sos Vest Broad Street.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
FEW PERSONS
CAN DETECT
OWN VOICE
Experiments on Photograph
Now Prove It Much Easier
to Recognize Friends.

Tho last person a man becomes
acquainted with is himself. He can
not see himself as others see him,
nor can he even hear his own voice
with the ears of the rest of the
world.
In proof of this a French authority
describes some of his experiments.
II a person records on a photograph
a few sentences pronounced by him.
self, together with others by MS
friends, and causes the machine TO
reproduce these, it generally nap
pens that he easily recognizes his
friends voices but not his own.
On the other hand, the friends
recognize his voice perfectly. This
proves that everyone hears his own
voice differently from the others:
The difference lies in the quality OF
the tone.
One hears his own voice not only
through the air, as do his auditors.
but across the solid parts situated
between the organs of speech and
those of hearing. The sound thus
produced has a different timbre from
that conducted to the ear by the
air above.
Take the end of a wooden rod be.
tween the teeth and pronounce Il
vowel continuously. Let the other
end be alternately taken between the
teeth and released by another per.
son, who, at the same time, stops
his ears.
The latter will find that every
time he seizes the rod in his teeth
the sound is stronger than when 1t
reaches the ear through the air
above and has a different quality.
The passage of sound through solid
body augments it's intensity and
modifies it's quality.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
WASHINGTON TIMES PAGE Of NEWS FOR MUSGv LOVER
Barbaric Music Now
Blamed for Bad
Morals
international News Service.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Once
more New York is shocked.
Having societies to save it
from indecent books, immoral
plays and the lures of the gay
way in general, Gotham now
finds that vice has taken a new
grip on society in a form so
subtle it escaped all but the
initiated.
For suggestive strains Of
music stolen from the songs of
barbaric tribes have crept into
the songs and music of the
city, Louis H. Chalif said today
and are threatening the moral
fabric Of the nation.
In order to suppress such
music and dances danced to it,
a new society is being organ
lied under his direction which
will set out to censor songs
and music that are considered
vulgar.
S. Reid Spencer, organist
and composer, wrote to Chalif,
in commencing the movement:
composers of modern dance
music are adoptin~ the barbaric
music of savage tribes and it is
only natural that dancers will
adopt their obscene action as
WE'LL"
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
NEVADA WILL PRODUCE
LOT OF TURTLE SERUM

RENO. Dec. 2s.-Turtle serum as
a weapon against the great white
plague will be produced on a large
scale. with Nevada as a great breed
ing ground for turtles of the dry
land variety. 1t is announced stimuli
taneously with the filing Of papers
Of incorporation at the capital, Car
son City, for the California Physi-
clans Laboratories, Inc.
The work has been brought to the
United States again after extensive
experiments in Mexico at Mazatlan,
where. It is declared, It was demon
strated to the scientific world that
the turtle Is immune to all human
diseases.
DIR. Martini Damourette, who con.
Quoted research work In a number
Of countries Of both hemispheres,
experimental with turtles in Mexico
on a special concession Of land by
former President Diaz. He is one
of those interested in the present
project. Revolutions hindered his
plans In Mexico.
The use Of turtle serum in COM
batting tuberculosis Is confidently
expected by those interested in the
present enterprise to prove the
long-souRht means Of ending the
dread disease. ATTORNEY F. j. Blake,
of San Francisco. filed the papers.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
CASALS To PLAY
At CITY CLUB
+: SATURDAY
Will Appear In Joint Recital
With Harold Bauer,
Pianist.

Pablo Casals, worlds greatest
eellist. and Harold Bauer. master
PIANIST. will be heard In joint reci'
tai at the City Club Saturday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock, under the man.
agement Of Mrs. wilson-Greene.
- Mr.. Casals has been acclaimed by
Fritz Kreisler as "the greatest mu.
0ician that has ever drawn a bow"
Harold Bauer needs no introduction
- the Washington public, as his
splendid musicianship and his ex.
traordinary powers of Interpretation
are well known to all music lovers.
The program will include: "Son.
ata in A major" (Beethoven), allie.
gro. sherzo, adagio-allegro; "Ballade
in F major" "Scherzo in c sharp
minor" Chopin; Suite in c major
(Bach); prelude. Allemande. Courant,
Sarabande, Clique: Sonata in A
minor" (Grieg); Allegro agitato. an
dante motto tranquillo, allegro.
The remaining tickets are now on
sale at Mrs. Wilson, Greene's concert
bureau. in Droop's, Thirteenth and
@ streets.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
.LAUDS
MEMORY Of
WRITER
Celebrates 25oth Birthday OF
Heinrich Schultz, Noted
Church Musician.

DRESDEN, Dec. 2S@The 26oth
anniversary of the birth or Helm
rich Schultz, the father OF Protes-
tant church music, has been OBJ
served here in a number OF special
events.
The Opera held a festival with
chorus, orchestra and soloists CIV
ing works by Schultz and his sue
cessors. Unfortunately the latter
were represented by works that
were hardly appropriate. The
Schultz Society and the Dresden
Music Historical Society were
among the other organizations
which observed the anniversary.
Several great pianists have been
heard recently. among them Eugen
d'Albert. Ignaz Friedman and
Eduard Erdmann. The Peoples
Stage Society gave a successful
performance of "Siegfried" with
Vogelstrom and Johanna Hesse. At
the Opera, Vogelstrom won a per-
sonal triumph in "Lohengrin." with
Plaschke as Telramund. "Iphi-
genia," in new production, re-
ceived a cordial welcome with Eva
Won der Osten, Plaschke and Stoege-
mann in some Of the chief parts.
Tino Pattiera was heard as guest
artist in ''Trovatore." Tho
Schlachtebeck Quartet of Leipzig
introduced an interesting new work
by Jonel Perlea, Rumanian.
Johannes Sembach was heard In =
benefit recital.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
cORTOT COMING HERE
IN NEW YEAR WEEK

Since Paderewski first startled
America by his genius 1t Is doubtful
II any pianist has met with such
insta antaneous recognition as Alfred
Corto. who will appear in recital at
the Masonic Auditorium on the even
ing of January f. This concert will
be the third in the master pianist
series of Thursday evening concerts
being presented this season by +.
Arthur Smith. Inc. Cortot has been
described as "a player Of remarkab BILE
imagination and fire. and of strong
ly marked individuality in his ten
dencies."
That he is virile, brilliant and pos.
sessed Of an amazing force and
strength In reserve is generally con-
ceded. With all his vitality and
verve, Cortot possesses a delicacy
and a wealth Of poetic feeling which
give infinite variety to his playing.
For his recital next Thursday y
evening, Mr.. Cortot has arranged
the following program: "Symphoni-
ques," Schumann; LES ~ Preludes, -
Chopin: "Etudes en- Forme dc Valse."
Saint-Saens; "Bouree pour In Main
Gauche Seule," Saint.Saens; La
Cathedrale Engloutie," Debussy;
"Jeux D'Eau," Ravel; "Seguidillas. ="
Albeniz, and Second Rhapsodie,"
Liszt.
Tickets for this engagement are on
sale by T. Arthur Smith. Inc, 1906
G street.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
JUSTICE Mccoy GUEST
OF NEW U. S. CITIZENS

Chief Justice Walter l. Mccoy. of
the District Supreme Court. was the
guest Of honor last night at the first
recreational meeting Of the Ameri-
canization School Association in the
Burlington Hotel. Hagop Balian,
new American citizen and president
Of the association, presided.
Addresses were made by Arthur G..
Moses. chairman OF the Americaniza-
tion Citizens Association, and Miss
Sonia Kur. An entertainment was
given under the direction OF Souren
Hanessian, chairman. Other MEM
bers Of the committee were Bertha
Gordon, Dora Joffre, Rose Liber-
man, Jacob Danelian and Sam