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New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Menus for the Famii..
Ginger Pudding

One-fourth cup graduated suga
IL cup molasses, IA cup butter.
ia cups flour, IL teas. Don ginger
IL teaspoon cinnamon, / teaspoon
soda, IL cup boiling water, liz cuI
seeded and chopped raisins, liz cur
cleaned currants, 2 tablespoons
minced candied orange peel, table
spoons minced candied lemon peel.
Ia cup chopped figs. 2 teaspoon
vanilla,
Cream butter and beat in sugar
Add molasses and beat well. Mix
prepared fruits With ID cup flour.
Mix and sitt remaining flour with
spices. Add flour TO first mixture
and mix smooth. Add half OF the
oiling water and mix thoroughly.
Add floured fruit and mix we'll. Dis
solve soda In remaining water and
stir int mixture. Beat until smooth.
Beat egg until light and stir with
vanilla into batter. Pour into but
tered mold. cover and steam for two
hours. Serve warm with hard sauce,
lemon sauce or whipped cream.
This recipe will serve six per-
rons.
Copyright, 1928, NEA Service
Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

ALENEI NIKOLAKOFF, world
famous pianist, makes love TO Bar
bara when she interviews him in his
hotel suite, He laughs at nor journal
istic ambitions and says, women
were not mn'o for work. You cant
beat life" She gets bacl; to the Of
flee TOO late to write the interview,
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII
For moment it seemed to Bar
bara that the clock must have made
some insane leap around the circle.
When she entered Nikolakon s
apartment, it had been only ten
o'clock. 1t was now six minutes after
twelve. No feature copy would be &C
cepted after noon,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30


As soon as winter comes large
group of northerEers leave for
warmer climates. Some 90 to Flori-
da, others TO California and still
others to number GO horizontal.
HORIZONTAL
!. Portion OF circle.
4. Chiefs.
10. Mineral spring.
3. Earthly matter.
Is. TO depart from country.
l6. Digits Of the foot.
II. Ghastly.
10. To piece ont.
%. A warm part of L. s.
q. Malayan race.
%. Includes.
&c. Test.
rs. PloWs.
90. Proposition of possession.
g, Up and moving.
"a. Combustiblo fluid.
80, Correative OF either.
50. High.
IS. Married.
~. Eucharist wine vessel.
A. TO libe.atc.
~. Clergyman.
AZ. Valley.
-. Frozen water,
A.. Pepper nut.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

saw I'm Coinp tn call Won Barhar1
ia No, s,v u.or5 t. ava Wnu,s
,hon+ ~ ia nav forra+ I,a aynr
rnn+ ,on oS+ar M s4or,.n
uouot It, Itp'l'n pa va d
" ilel tHeS re, 'tVu ~ ~ . ~
graph ONCE "eILs ca''cu HeF 10 INC
DESK ne was IroM 'st n., VIVA,
.,..,,.
curry ~
II was aPp"Lt'' ynu' loIi'i" nI w. w.
tne "hoic ruin "ou!i 49, gu
the lhlerNIt"' Ale S'l1' oN' l'' ~,
SfSIod upon p!aSN,S lo[ lit ~
OF thlilgS h' uoss" 10 Ior ne puo-
nc, Ana "heh sot away from Lilc
Iloyt'' - a. ,. "'t ~ -" i,o,-n,,,. NV
nast the dcao'lhe' maven | any
othef excuse
The city editor looked at her' DIS
snSt "lll'cn large upon MS i',~.,
"0f course he drawled' getting
copy into the paper is a part OF your
.oh, l didn't send you out to enjoy
Il recital, but to bring back story :"
You might uzn It tomorrow"
volunteered barbara, quaking at her
own temerity.
"Tomorrow." Thu city editor gave
m the attompt TO express his con-
tcmDt,
Then, as If exhausted by Barbara's
supidity, he began TO speak very
slowly and patiently, as If TO q little
child. In this game Miss Hawlty'
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
90 1925 by EEA SERVICE INC,

sic and the power OF Nikolakoh's
personality,
Bob nodded his shaggy head sage
ly meanwhile pouring flood OF red
barbecue sauce over the meat on his
plate.
"Ycah, that's the way with those
birds" he remarked as II from
great heights They never know
when to ring of. But part Of your
job Is to break away in time with
out offending their precious feelings
There's always way to do It.
IF were YOU. Miss Hawley u"
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

:. To capture,
S. Incident.
., Second noe in scale.
10. Spirits.
II. Iondles.
L. Tree with tough wood.
II. Change locations.
16. Works.
IS. Yellow or white flower.
20, Prepared lettuce.
%. Upright shaft.
"a. Carniyorous animal of the cat
family.
IS. Florida sport in winter.
Ct. Boundary.
20. California is famous for these.
81. Strength.
S3. Contests OF speed.
So. Prophecies.
81, Lawyers charge.
80. To score.
40. Wing part of seed.
AZ. To border.
IS, Glttered.
As. Bed on a train.
&c. TO chop.
As. TO scorch.
90 Opposite of in
80 Ships.
80, Mistake.
IS. Pertaining 10 a contract.
g. Several tiny green veg tables
=. Mathematical term.
80. Uncommon.
CO. Feather neckpieCe
e.. Eon.
"a. To observe.
tG, Minor note.
G., Half an en-.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Iiluc for Evening

Tho blue evening gown is making
n hid for attention iris season, and
is very lovely whom combined with
silver lace or pearl and brilliant en-
hToilory.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
The New Dam Is Started
by Thornton w. Burgess

A builder sees his labor done
Before thu work is cen begun.
Paddy the Beaver
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

TOMORROW - Letter from
Mrs. Mary Alden Prescott 10 Les
lie Prescott.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

The next story: Peter Waits In
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

Julio FIoL NEGRoN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
UNA DEsENCANTADA, Jua-
sIMPATIcA BoDA


En- la residencia de los esttms
bles esposos Mariani-Esc de
Santurce, Sc celebr6 el eniace ma
trimonial de Ia encantadora seiio-
rita Paquita MOnges el caballe-
roso joven Hip6litO Gutierrez. Fue-
ron padrinos de tan feliz union Ia
respectable senora Dolores Escobar
de Mariani y ell sefior Manuel Lopez
Dia&.
La bendici6n nupcial estuvo a
cargo del Rvdo. Padre do Dios.
Cue la dicha eternamento sonria
a este nuevo nido, donde ell amor
imperara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11


Los autores que me cita reve-
Ian su buen gusto. Sin embargo,
TO divide. Y este es importante,
cue Ia literature no pasa de ser
literature. La vida. por desgracia.
es algo muy distinto Hay que
verla desde otro angulo. No es
bueno acostumbrar demasiado los
palmones a la atm6sfera de las
novelas, las, poesfas, las cosas be-
Has. Cuantas veces al encontrar-
nos en- la atm6sfera de Ia vida
nos pasa 10 cue al pez fuera del
aqua, no podemos vivir, nos as
fixiamos. Lo. meior es saber adap-
tarse. Poder distinguir inmedia-
tamente. Conocer cuando estamos
en- esta vida prosaica Y mercanti-
Hsta. V cuando en- ell mundo de las
fantasies. Mas exquisita bibliote-
ca que la suya no la hav.
Trabaje, l1che. sea valerosa. de-
r1ote su pesimismo, no Sc deje
lnaniatar por Ia desilusi6n. ;Des-
encantada? No, por favor. encan-
tada. enamorada de la vida que,
y es mala, bien vale la pena So
flsrla y hacerla mejor
~-
Yo estoy completamente segura
del triunfo una vez que usted sea
optimista. ;Tratara usted de SER
10? Son mis- mayores deseos. Y. =
una duda que Sc me ocurre a .tl-
TINA hora. ino Sc inclina usted
mas Ia literature que a la me-
dicina? Porqpe, a decir verdad,
apuesto que junto tanto libro
one me cjta. no asoma sus hoias
nj IN tratado de anatomia, nj un
estudio de Ia circulaci6n 0 los
neurones.
+; TamDoco Sc ha nasado las "no-
ches de claro en- mia''o v los dfas
! de turbio en- turbio" como aoue
huen Hidalgo Que de tanto leel
So lie aguaron los sesos, meditan
Go teorias como la de los cuatr,
| humores con las patrsnas de aque
buen embustero De Ga Histori,
Natural, su senoria Plinio {
Joven.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
PARA LAS DAMAS
(Correo de la Mujer)
Por Laura de Medic;e

Per fin despufs de una sernana
de recibida su importante epistola,
me decide contestaria despues
de haterla hecho TN cuidadoso
examen dc los puntos que en ella
ne trata. no IS Que durmiera el
sueno de los iiustos, como vulgar
mente Sc dice. sino que como Ell
anteriores ediciones dc este perio-
dieo le diiera. tuve que estudiar
cuidadosamente su plan que en-
cuento, ST a la reahdad .pudiera
nevarse, como una bendici6n del
cielo.
Po1 desgracia para usted, Sc
confrontara en- la realization de
csc tan importante plan de edu-
caci6n conyugal, que asi 10 po-
drfamos lamar, con la apatia de
parte de nuestro sexo. Es pro-
verbal en- nuestro pals que 10
cue por la fuerza no Sc impone,
jalnas encontrara ambiente pro-
picio para su reaiizaci6n Pero
hay que tener en- cuenta, que en-
Ia lucha es que Sc forian las fir
mes yoluntades.
De que tiene usted aptitudes
mas que sobradas para la litera-
tura,, 10 demuestra el estilo que
usa en- su carta. NADIA comun en-
correspondence de esta fndole, en-
donde la mayor de las veces Sc
encuentra uno con la falta de
tempo = los originates Sc envian
al soltar la pluma.
Cuente en absolute con mi CO
operation. Mis- frases de aliento,
Ia serviran de estinulo en- su em4
presa. Infciela. que tarde tenn
prano alguien habra que la COM
prenda Y pueda poner el puntal
que hace falta Ia construction
del gran edificio del hogar porto
rriqueTo. Opino con usted que la
falta de preparation Y conoeimien--
tos del deber que Sc ha impuesto
la muier al recibir ell aro matri-
nsonial, son los fundamentos are
nosos sobre los que Sc construycn
Ia mayor parte de los hogares en-
Puerto Rico.
La educacion de los hiios (nur-
sery) que con tanto interesg Sc
aeogio la idea en- Estados Unidos,
puede comenzarse aq,f en- las es-
al iguaI que las classes de.
cocina v costura. Asf desde pc
quena Sc lie ensafiaria el can1ino
a seguir a Ia naujer sin nara este
afectar en- nada sus sentinientos.
virgenes aIn.. Es algo que podrfa
llevarse a Ia practics con facili-
dad en- nuestra isla.
La preparation de la muier
desde sus primeros amos hasta la
cdspide de sus aspiraciones, que
debe ser ell matriinonio feliz, es
atgo que requiere estudio. Seria
hueno comenzara una campana de
divulgaei6n en- los 4peri6dicos de la
isla, que estoy segura, acogerfan
con entusiasnlo esta idea cons
tructora de la felicidad del hogar.
Algo .encuentro sinembargo, en- el
l!an que me somete a estudio que
S; bien no esta NAL, tampoco deia
de ser un inconvenience grandi-
sin1o con que a cada paso Sc to-
para en- su empeno: Los muchos
nuntos que toca en- cada curse.
Mas bien podria abreviarlos, con-
Gensarlos, para que no fuera a
aapstar las pupilas con tanta
cantidad de estudios. Me tolno la
inertad de hacerle esta observa-
cion porque me creo conocerla en-
sus. sentinientos cue sin .infulas
De sapieucia Sc ha sornettdo a la
critica de esta humiltle servidora.
Esnero pr6xima nnisira de us
ted. Puede contar conmigo nara
Ia canlpana de divulgaci6n lite
raria que le propuse en- 10 que
este mi alcance ayudarla en- tan
sinapatica obra.
No
LIMA nESENcANTAn 1,,o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

Las escuelas Y colegios privados
realzsn una hermosa labor en- sus
cmpeiios de instruir crecidos con-
tingentes de nifios. ST Sc fuera
calcuiar en- dinero las .cantidades
economizadas al erario p1blico, Sc
guramente pasarian del medic mi
lion. va nnuchos pueblos gozan de
nstos priyilegios. entire los que Sc
',ueden cifarsa San Juan. Puerta de
TERRA. Rio Piedras.- Caguas, Ma
yagiiez. Bayam6n. Ponce, Areciho,
Isabella, Manati, Vega Baja, Haiti
.llo, San German, y otros. a la lar
ga lista de endpresas de esta natu-
raleza, hay que aTiadir hoy ell nom
bre de Central High Evening
School, institution dirigida por
ell senior Pedro Gil, notable peda-
goRo,. hombre de clara vision. Y be
refactor de la numerosa legion de
niflos sin escuela. La iniciativa pri
yada responde al acto legislative
y ell pals sc encamina a realizar
nuevas conuuistss en- el campo de
Ia instruction, abriendo aulas. es-
tableciendo centres y neiorando Ell
status cultural de un pueblo Sc
dierto de mobiles ambiciones de sa-
her.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
PEDAGOGICAS
(Por Julio Fiol Nesron.}

Sc hace necesaria por accion le-
gislativa una mejor distribution de
los fondos municipales dedicados
instruction, 81 Ell proposito es ofre-
Ger igualdad de oportunidades
los ninos que confiados llenos de
noble aInbicion asisten a las aulas
del pals. Los alumnos de San Juan,
GuanIca, Santa Isabel, Salinas y
foa Baja gozan de propias cornodi-
dades, no asf los que tieneh II poca
s,ierte de viyir en- Isabella, Aguas
Buenas, C6rozal y Naranjito.
Los fondos ,nunicipales por niro
de edad escolar, segdn estadisticas
del pasado alo refejan estas ano-
fhalias de una POGO deseable distri
buci6h de los fondos p1bicos y CO.
lectivos. San Juan puede disponet
de S9 pot alunno. mientras que Ma
taniito de solo $685.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

iYueive acsso sobre el tapete
de la. vida escnlar de aigunas po
blnciores el viejo problema de la
estabiiidad del maestro? I No seria
eonvenieilte una adici6n a las re-
gla de nomination estableciendo el
rrincipio de que el maestro de cla-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

sificacion buena quede, sin nece-
sidad de nueva orden, automatica-
mente non1brado para ell mismo
puesto donde tan bien estableci6 su
reputation como p1blico mentor?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Por Laura de Medic

IA Diaz.-Ctra rvezs lesspido per-
don por ell error que Sc escape
en- las dltimas lfneas de mi pri-
mera contestaeion Y que al dia ST.
guiente me di prisa en- corregir y
aclarar.
No sahe cuanto me alegra el
que mis- consoles hayan. inf1uido
en- una determination tan hermosa
como la que me reiata. En- cuanto
a las difieultades del proyecto, no
hay ningunas. listed vera que ia
ell Sc le hace estudfar Y progre-
sar. ESQ 81, tendra que hacerse
Gle un mindsculo laboratorio. Yo
no tengo absolutamente ninguna
duda de que usted triunfara. Ne
10 dice mi propio eiempIo. Cast
todos los idionas que Sc los be
aprendido yo nlisma, sola, sin ayu-
da.
Ell ser .optimiSta es muy facil.
Rasta ser idiota para alcanzar ese
privilegio. FL. ser pesimista es mas
dificil, solo 10 alcanzan los que
saben meditar Sin embargo, 10
rnejor es ser optinista, no d pri-
ma facie, sino despues de haber
probado el amargor del pesilnis--
no. Hacer, despues de n1atar las
ilusiones, Que estas vivian de nue.
70 es 10 mas herlnoso, inteligente,
y saludable. No Sc. 81 me hago en-
tender. La base central de mi idea
es que hay dos clases de optimis-
tas: los que 10 son por ignoran-
cia y los que 10 son .por sabidu-
ria, Basta cerrar los oios. a la
verdad de la vida para pertene--
Ger al primer grupo, pero cuanto
Sc necesita para entrar en- el Sc
gundo. FL ser optilnista a 10 Mar
den es n1uy sencillo, pero piense
en- ell radiante optimismo de Girls
to dando su luz sobre el martirio
de la cruz la humiliation de los
salivazos.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
MRS. HICKS HURT
IN MOTOR CRASH
Alien Property Custodian's
Wife Hurled Through Wind
ShieId-Husband Unhurt.

A near.fatal crash against a trolley
pole in the center OF Connecticut ave-
nue. occurred last night when Fred
erick G. Hicks, alien property Gus
todian, swerved his machine Sharply
on the avenue at Livingston street
to avoid a collision with another car
and landed against pole.
Mrs. Hicks. who was riding beside
her husband, was hurled through the
Windshield by the force of the inn
pact. She was severely shocked and
badly cut about the face by the broken
glass. Mr.. Hicks escaped injury. First
aid was rendered the injured woman
at the Office Of DR.. Thomas Z. Con-
rad and later she was taken home, 3
West Lenox street, Chevy Chase, Md.
A tragedy was averted 1t is be-
lteved, by the quick turn to the left
made by Mr.. Hicks to miss the other
car. The driver of the second car did
not stop after the crash. Police in
vestigating the accident have not es
tablished his identity.
Josephine Brown, colored. 2S years
old, 2230 Sixth street, alighted from
street car at Florida avenue and
Seventh street last night and was
knocked down by a car belonging to
the American Auto Livery Co., 1917
l. street, driven by Harry H. Davis.
She was treated at Freedmen's Hos
pital for slight injuries TO her body.
While crossing at Seventh and r
streets yesterday morning, Frederick
Simmons, colored, 10 years old, sos
S street, was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Chester Rogers, Ia
koma Park, Md, and slightly bruised
and shocked. He was treated at
Emergency Hospital
James A. Henderson, 62 years old,
Bancroft, Va, was knocked down at
Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteen
and-onehalf street yesterday after
noon by the automobile of William
Leonard, So, 636 East Fort avenue,
Baltimore, Md. He was able to go
home after receiving first aid at
Emergency Hospital
SiX-yearold Edward Legamacruo,
324 Thirteenth street northeast, was
knocked down last night by the auto
mobile of Lucy Helm, sol Emerson
street, at Thirteenth street and Cor
bin place northeast. He was treated
at Casualty Hospital for slight bruises.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
Acid Stomach
Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
Better than Soda


Hereafter, instead OF soda take a
little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in
water any time for Indigestion or
sour, acid, gassy stomach. and relief
will come instantly.
For fifty years genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because it
overcomes three times as much acid
in the stomach as a saturated so1u-
ton of bicarbonate of soda, leaving
the stomach sweet and free from all
gases. 1t neutralizes acid fermenta-
tlons in the bowels and gently urges
the souring waste from the system
without purging. Besides, it is
more pleasant to take than soda. In
sist upon Phillips" twenty-five
cent bottles, any drug store.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
MAY SURVEY SANITATION.
Carolina Professor Requested to
Make Study in South America.

CHAPEL HILL. N. c.. July 23 CP).-
Thorndike Saville, professor of hy-
draulic and sanitary engineering in
the University of North Carolina, has
been asked by the International
Health Board of New York to go to
Brazil and Venezuela and make a
survey of the sanitary conditions in
the two South American countries
with the vew of organizing a plan
which would carry out a program
that Prof. Saville is to recommend.
Prof. Saville has the offer under
consideration and states he will accent
provided certain minor conditions are
met. President Chase of the univer-
sity has granted him a leave of alb
sence for one year, the time estimated
to complete the task
The offer comes from the govern
ments of the two South American
countries through the International
Health Board. Prof Saville states
should he accept he will sail for South
America in September.
Safety tenders for automobiles
similar to those used by street cars
have been invented
Evening star., 1925-07-23
H0UDINl is ARRESTED.
Damaged Store of F. P Houdina
Company, Secretary Says.

NEW YORK. July % LF).-A sum-
mons charging disorderly conduct was
served on Harry Houdini magician,
last night as he was about to broad
cast from WOR an offer of $4,000 to
any scientist who could produce
physical manifestations of spirits.
George Young, secretary, Francis
P. Houdina Co, which conducts a
radio store, complained that Houdini
entered his establishment Monday
night and destroyed furniture and
lighting fixtures. Houdini was angry,
Young said because the store dis
played a name similar to his own.
Houdini's version is a bit different.
Evening star., 1925-07-23
Is Overcome by Gas.

Edward Long, 80, 424 Seventh street
southwest, was made sick early this
morning by inhaling gas that has es-
capped from an open fixture in his
room He was taken to Emergency
Hospital, where physicians reported he
was not seriously affected.
The daily worker., 1925-07-02
A Horrible EXAMPLE

you capitalist paper twelve
months search convincing proof that the newspapers the
could piece evidence than the following
Yesterdays Chicago Tribune concerning
strike Of the Amagamated Clothing Workers against the Inerna
tOnal Tailoring company Here it is
yesterday melting They
Richmond
in Chicago in
OF
Clothing among
with the United Workers. orgarza
ton with which the employers
Now for the The between the international
Tailoring company Clothing
expired May clothing company refused renew the
contract unless the union agreed to reduction This the
union would clothing signed up
international Tailoring company stood firm.
In letter its employees which is printed another page
the International Tailoring stated that it had decided to
all connections with the Amalgamated would henceorh
work under with the United Garment Workers
lea in afliation with the American Federation of
OF the employees the international Tailoring
purned this yeow dog proposal They preserve
and working conditions which they had thru the
0 their collective solidarity.
They did strike against United They
against Tailoring company But the Of
cias of the United Garment Workers. seabby outfcame in to
recruit sbreakers for the clothing firm after agreeing
the bosses terms in return for a 4
The United Garment Workers Union has single local in
this city 1t is doubtful if it has single member with
epon of the few scabs who working the shops the
national Tailoring under police protection 1t is
that the Amalgamated Clothing Workers faction refused
with the United Workers. the lying
There such problem because there members of the
United Garment Workers in the struck shops They 100
cent Amalgamated
The officials the United scabbng
the regular bonade fink agencies The DAILY WORKER again
calls unonists Chicago presence
Of this pestnt of breakers in the city No member
easy
unless gives the scabby Rkert
there place in Chicago for srkebreake masqueradng
trade unionists
capitalist press itself in lying when there
il always lies in favor of the employers and the scab
The daily worker., 1925-07-02

no one but himself and Nine. Borr
who played dead realistically, which
is hard to do.
Lucrezia Bori is one of the excep-
tions to the operatic rule that says to
play hundred pound part two
hundred and fifty pound woman is re-
quired. And she is an exception to
another rule that says operate sing
ers should not be great actresses.
Returning to Ravinia after almost
two years | found it in nowise chang
ed, except that the pop stand has been
replaced by a flower bed. The trees
and shrubbery are lovely as ever and
an occasional moth still flies up across
the stage, lending naturalness to the
painted scene, and the long boots OF
the train whistles on the railroad
nearby somehow always seem to blend
with the music, as of yo-~
The daily worker., 1925-07-02
NfIl1[C 4 [lDl l..lAlll JEIl {l(lkylA

ly an orchestral or vocal effect in it
that is original, but the way in which
the voices and instruments are hand
led makes 1t seem as If the novel
twists in the score were legion.
So far as performance went it was
all between the bass, Virgilio Lazzari,
the soprano, Lucrezia Bori, and the
conductor, Gennaro Papi. Lazzari, as
the old blind king, and Bori is his
too amorous daughter-in-law put on
the most magnificent strangling scene
! have ever witnessed in an opera
house.
Lazzari has been often praised here
before. His art as actor and vocalist
is beyond cavil. There was thrill OF
horror in the second act where he
picked up the body out of which he
had just strangled the life and stag
gered out with 1t, a thrill that was not
in the n,assic and oan be credited to
The daily worker., 1925-07-02

OF vlpers that they conspire against
all militants in the unions, workmen
circles and other organizations.
Have Costly Program.
Thus it is fitting that this un-
scrupuIous bunch should celebrate
their achievements, including an en-
larged edition of the Forward, with
banquet at the Morrison Hotel and
"a meeting at the Ashland Auditorium.
Conspicuous at this affair of the
enemies of militant labor was the
degenerate Siskind, city labor editor;
Schlesinger, manager, and his retinue,
smirking and feasting at the expense
of unclass conscious workers whose
ignorance is responsible for keeping
them in power to fool and betray
them.
Let 1t also be noted that among the
guests of honor was the boss of the
New York Forward, infamous bunk
socialist, Ably Cahan and his faithful
manager, the would-be imitator of
Lassalle, B. vladeck.
Labor Fakers There.
Hence it is perhaps unnecessary to
say that all of the brilliant yellow so
cialists and labor bureaucratic speak
ers, including John Fitzpatrick, highly
praised the Forward, an organ so well
equipped to camoufiage their admiring
followers, with their usual keen ana
lysis which brazeningly sounds the