davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
'EIfIfRAsENIE UsMRTILO
" 7 L'UDf v KANADE

-~Itmctrasenie, ktort sa pretiah-
10 minulej soboty po vychodnej
polovici Severnej Ameriky naro-
bio najviac skody v Kanade a "a
prfcinilo al smrt' siedmich ludi.
Najsilnejsie otrasy udaly sa v o.
.kqh ST. Lawrence "a sagaena,ys
rick trvaly do pondelku. Mnoho
l',ldf bolo ranenych.
+ V Kanade pocas zemetrasenia
nachodil sa znamy youngstown
sky bankar p. G. V. Hamory. Bol
ma svojej farme v Brantford, Ont.
Ked' siel k jednej stodole, zrazu
sa mu zem vysmikla zpod noh on
padol. Urazil 81 talk ruku, re pri-
siel do Youngstown S poviaza-
nou. Pan Hamory hovoril, re do
mace zvierata prejavily vel'ky
strach 20 zemetrasenia. Ia vySe
hodiny kravy bucaly kone ne
pokojne skakaly.
V Youngstown otrasy zeme holy
sotva pozorovatel'ne. Iba v hoteli
Ohio a inych vysokych budovach
sa trochn zatriasly obloky alebo
sviecne kolembaly.
Vo Warren zemetrasenie spozo-
roval tamojsi slovensky obchod-
mix realitami pan J. U. Kvasnalz,
ktory sa nachodil vtedy v svojej
kancelarii vo Western Reserve
Bank Bldg. Ked' p. Kvasnak O.
znamil janitorovi, ze sa budova
knfse IS korenami", janitor 81
myslel, ze ho !drzi "a blazna a O.
znamil vec direktorovi budovy.
Otrasy boly citene Cd severovy-
chodneho Novoanglicka az ku L.
doliu Mississippi ma zapade a cd
Ontario provincie v Kanade az po
Louisville, KY. a Richmond, Va.
Podobne zemetrasenie re sa bude
opakovat' o dakych 40 do Is ro-
Row.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
sLEJAREN DO MOCI ROBOT
{ NfKOV.

Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Co.
je reorganizovana ma korporaciu.
Vydane bolo 10000 lcastin, ktore
81 robotnictvo zakupuje. W je.
v tomto ohl 'ade tax d'aleko, ze
behom par rokov bude. mat iiplnii
kontrolu mad touto slejarnou. -
Predsedom korporacie je Stewart
johnson, ktory tdto4 zpr&vu dal
verejnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
GEN, MITCHELL ~ :
BUDE DEGRADoVANY

Brigadny general William Nit
chell, vypomocrE sef armadnej
leteckej sluzby, ztratf tento drad
26. marca a MIN al svoj titul ge-
nerala. Bude znovu plukovnikom.
Toto sa mu stalo preto, re neopa-
trne hovoril a plsal o nedostatoc-
nej vzdusnej obrane Spoj. Statov
a O nes1costi nasich valecnych
lodi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
MEsT0 Ease zALUJE.

'Mestsky vyypomocny fiskal R.
Miller podal minule dni zalobu
proti 38 zamestnancom v open
hearth oddeleni Republic Steel
Co., lebo odopreli platit' dan Oh
zamestnania. V mestskom side je
nateraz vyse 100 pravot tohto dru-
hu. Sudca jenkins neyyniesol este
ziaden vyrok, caka ma vysledok
podobnei pravoty mesta Cincin-
natl pred najvySsim s1dom statu
Ohio. ,'e ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
Gas MA VYPLNENIE
DANOVYCH LIsTfN KRATKY

Gas na vyplnenie listin dani
prijmov sa skonci v pondelok,
16. marca. Tunajsi1 danovy, .hrad
ma poste ocakavajtic naval pracc,
bude otvoreny al .vecerami cd 8.
do 10. hodiny. Kto svoju povin-
most este nevykonal, mech to ne,
zameSka urobit'. .. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
OBYvATEL 'sTvo 1tEsTA
STRUTHERS zVfHENE

Strnhherska mestska raaa ma
poslednej svojej schodzi odhlaso-
vala prijatie Lyons Platu, Home
Crest a inych obydlenych 1semi
do svazku mesta Struthers. lynn
ITO cinom obyvatel 'stvo mesta sa
rosmnosilo . 800 dust
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
svoJU RoDINU.

Samuel Kis z Woodlawn, Pa.
zastrelil najprv svoju zenu, potion
12-rocn1 dceru a ma koniec seba
preto, ze jeho, zena nechcela S MIN
odist' do druheho mesta byvat
Zena nechcela odist' 2 Woodlawn
ppeto, ze v tamojsom cintorine ie
pochovsna ich mal& dcerka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
MKsTSKE KkRYs EASE
MALY ZvYSoK

Komisar pouliSnych kar Engle
oznamil ma sch6dzi mestskej RAJ
dy v pondelok, ze poulicne kary
4 busy Ease malyr zarobok, "
tomu hodne vacsi, nez Y decem-
.bri. JanuaroxS zarobok po od-
tiahnuti vsetkych vydavkov 4
perc. iirokoy ma kapital, obn6SalI
'$2, 1860. DscembroyJ zvysok ob:l
nasal len $ls7.67. " januari pl
1yiezlo sa na kxrach $500. .1ae
.di. |!|'...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
ExEKUCIA v YOUNGSTOWN

Frank Vogan, okresny poklad-
mix oznamil, ze tohto tyzdha "a;
enc davat' "pod pecat'" osobne
majetky tyych l'udi, ktori nepo-
platili osobn1 dan vzdor tomu, ze
boil k plateniu Wac razy upome-
mutt. Zhabane veci bud1 predane
ma zaokrytie dane. Bude to tedy
opravdova krajova exekdcia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
DosTAL $4,000 "a zEN1NU
LAsKU.

Majk Zatwarnicky dostal sud-
ny vyrok ma $4,000 nahrady cd
Nick Christa z Waverly Ave-, "a
to, ze Christa oblazila laskou ze-
ma Zatwarnickeho "a isty cas-, z
ktorej narodilo sa jej dieveatko.
Zatwarnickeho zena ziie Ease SO
svojim muzom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06

doyy ma hlavnej ulici mesta. V
kratkej budGcnosti obchod posta-
vi novu ohromnd budovu ma jej
sirokom lote nachodiacom sa me-
dzi City ;bankou First National
bankou.
Jubilarne vypredajc bud1 via
cere toho roku. Prvy sa zaene ma
utorok potrva tri tyyzdne.
Firma Strouss-Hirshberg je
.rel'mi polahliva, obchod vedie
eestlae Preto. TAX YzrAstla. Nase
noviny riadne prinasajl zpravy O
jej tovare v podobe ,ohlasiek, pre-
slovenske obecenstvo, ktore tom
to obchode RADIO kupuje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
Ma Kube otvorenyy Dol
ceskoslov. konzulat
Lepsie zaobchodenie so Slovakmi
v Kube je zaistene.

Ceskoslovensky konzul v Cleve-
lande, dr.. Bartosovsky nam dopo-
slal nasledovni zpravu:
"Ministerstvo zahranicnych We
ci Republiky C'eskoslovenskej j
sriadilo v hlavnom meste Republi-
ky Kubanskcj, Havane, honorErny
konzulat, ktoreho vedenim a spra-
YOU povereny boil V hodnosti no.
norarneho konzula p. inz. J. l..
Kubin.
"konzulat zapocal Suz svoju
tinnost' a jeho adresa je:
Consulado Chcecoslovaco
.... Apartado 2197,
Havana, Cuba"
Sriadenim konzulatu ma Kube
tamojSim slovenskym vyst 'aho-
valcom dostane sa ochrany a "a
list 'uje l'udskejSie zaobchodenie $
mimi so strany kubanskych iira-
dov. Ministcrstvo zahranicia W.
konalo poch hyalyhodny skutok. Ro-
ddci aktari majl -pribuznych ma
~ kfech tychto hned' npove-
hohiia sriadeni ceskoslovenska- e
no konzulatu Havane. ss ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
ZAMRzNuL v TUHEJ ZINE.

Marco miesto peknym teplym
pocasim zavital vel 'kou zimon,
S 2 stuphami mad nulou. Jozef
Gregoric, z &. 805 South Ave. w.
bral sa kdesi zabavit v nedel'u
vecer. V pondelok rano najdeny
Dol zamrznuty v brane domu {.
$40 King St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
ZAHYNUL sTRASNoU sMRToU

Carl Sipe, 37-rocny, {. 81 Nor
rison Ave-, Struthers, zomrel stra-
snou smrt 'ou v piatok rano v kok-
sovni Republic Steel Co. Cardzo-
vacia masina pritisla no 0 zerave
dvere koksovej pece. Hlava mu
bola rozpucena, ako al Prise, bol
hlboko popeceny zeravymi dve-
rami. Boil inspektorom hor1costi
V koksOvni. III ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06

liprimnymi, vrlcnymi a svedomi-
tyuni Amerikanmi. Jestli name
nejake dedictvo, tax toto je MIN.
Jestli name akekol'vek urcenic,
tax sa ono nachodf v tomto sme-
re. lPokracovanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
EAST HIGH SCHOOL
BUDE STAT $3.50, ,723

Skolska rada mesta prijala ma
poslednej svojej schodzi nabidky
konttaktorov ma postavenie bu-
dovy pre- vysokd skolu ma Emma
st. Budova bude stat 50 vsetkyn
1868, ,723.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06
POLlTIcikY
PREHL;AD!'I''
UvoDNA REQ PREz1DENTA.

UVODNA REQ PREZ1DENTA.
Preaident cSslidge povedal ma
sledovnii rec k narodu pri jeho,
uvedenf nos kaau a. marca:
Moii krajaniA
Ziaden nemoze rozjimat' bez-
nych pomeroch bez toho, zeby ne
nasiel h0dneI0ho, 60 uspokojuje
a este Wac, 60 povzbudzuje. NaSa
VAST vediessNet vo vseobecnom
upravovaf1 sa K vysledkom minu-
lei vel'kej yojny. Mnohe jej
BREMEN buia1 ma mas 'azko do
liehat' este "a dlhe roxy jej dru-
horadove a nepriame ntinky bu-.
deme zakusovat' este "a ncjaky
cas-. Ale III zaciname pochopovat'
urtitejsie, re ktory smer maine
nasledovat', axe napravy preva-
dzat', axe kroky podujimat' k ma
smu vykipeniu, a jasne prezra-
dzujeme rozhodnl vol'u verne a
svedomite prijat' tieto sp0soby
pol 'ahcenia.
w teraz dostatocne SINE upra-
viii nase domace zalezitosti, takzc
d6vera ga vratila, obchod OIL, a
jaw sa, ze prichadzamc do casov
blahobytu, ktory postupnc zasa-
huje do kazdej casti 'krajiny. Ve-r
domi sue, re nem6zeme zit' len
pre- seba, prispeli SINE naSimi zdro-
jami a radon k obi 'ahceniu utr-4
penia a urovnania nedorozumeni
medzi narodami Europy. S ohl'a-
dn 60 Amerika je a GO Amerika
vykonala, pevnejsia odhodlanost'
a vyssia nadej nadchyna srdce
celeho cloveccnstva.
Tieto v1sledlsy neprih odily sa.
len tax nahody.. Boly dosazent
ustavicnoufa tiel 'uvedomou pra-.
cou spojenou $ mnohyymi obetia-,
mi a zasaanj jtucou mnohe genera
Gle. Nemozeme pokracovat' v.
tychto briliantnych hspechoch . als.
nebudeme pokrafovat' qfit...A q
minulosti. Potrslgrs ; i smatat
predosle zkiisenosfi nasej vlasti.
lako donna tak,aljj' s zashraniciami a
drzat'si ich ustavi6ne pred sebon,
ak m:me mat akn nkol,x ,xak sfatan,
vedu. Ked' chceme postavit' no.
VII budovu, musime mat dokona-
III znamost starych zakladov. Mu-
SINE 81 'uvedomit', ze l'udska pri-
rodzenost' je najtrvacnejsia wee
ma Fvete a re sa pOdstaty l'ud-
skych vzt 'ahov nemenia. Musime
caste vyvodzovat' mas smerz tych-
to stale naSej politiclej oblohy,
ak chceme sa drzat' spravnej ce-
sty. Ked' preskdmame opatrne, GO
SINE vykonali, mozeme urcit' s
vacSou presnost ON, ze co mozemc
yykOnat'.
$50 rokov Unie.
Stojime ma prahu $50. vyrocia
zbudenia sa nasho narodneho Sc
bavedomia, ktore sa ozvalo vtedy
po prvy raz neomylnym cinom SIT
stredenia silly. Stare smysl 'anie
oddelenych a odvislych kolonii sa
ztratilo v novom smySl ami spoje-
neho neodvisleho naroda. L'u-
dia zacali odhadzovat' 1zke hra-
nice miestnych vysad k voli roz-
siahlejsfm prilezitostiam krajin-
skej iistavy. O trochu menej nez
so rokov neskorsie, ia sloboda a
neodvislost boly znovu zdoraznc-
ne pred tvarou celeho sveta, a.
chranene, podporovane a zabez-
pecene Monroe doktrinou. Uzky
pas statov pozdE Atlantickeho po-
brezia siril svoje hranice "a hory
a doliny cez kontinent kym nespu-
still sa dolu zlatym svahom ku Pa
cifiku. My SINE ucinili slobodu
vrodenym pravom. My sme rozsf-
rili nasu risu ma d d'aleke iostrovy,
W..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-06

chranene, pOdpOrOvane a ZabeZ-
pecene Monroe doktrlnou. Uzky
pas statov pozdlz Atlantickeho po-
brezia siril svoje hranice "a hory
a doliny cez kontinent kym nespu-
still sa dolu zlatym svahom ku Pa
cifiku. Ny SINE ucinili slobodu
vrodenym pravom. My SINE rozsi-
rili nasu risu ma d'aleke sostrovy,
ably SINE zabezpecili vlastne zauj-
my prijali SINE toho vyplyva-
jiice zavazky udelovat' spravedl-
most slobodu menej obdarenym
l'ud 'om. Do. el'kej vojny vstd-
pill SINE Y obraa.qqt tpasich vlastnych
idealov a vseobecnych idealov
slobody. Ked'i bolo Wit 'azstvo t.
pine zabezpecene, vytiahli' SINE k
nasim brehom 1ieodmeneni okrem
vo vedomf vykonanej povinno-
sti. ..s.@
Cez vsetky tieto zktiSky rozSi-
rili SINE nasu slobodu a posilnili
nasu neodvislost'. Boil SINE, a
chceme byt' Wac a Wac Ameri-
kanmi. Verime, ze m6zemc maj
lepsie SHIFT svojej vlasti, ked
budeme nad'alej otvorenymi q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
DEFENSE TEST
0. K. REFUSED
BY RITCH|E
Maryland Governor Not to
Issue Proclamation or
Name Committees

BALTIMORE, juno 16.-Gover.
nor Ritchie. of Maryland. in let,
ter yesterday to Major General
Samuel D. Sturgis, commander of
the Third Corps Area, declined to
comply with the generals request
to issue a proclamation in favor
OF the idea OF the defense test
July or to approve the appoint
ment of civilian muster commit.
tees.
The Governor previously had
said that he would not order out
Maryland National Guard nor au-
thorize an attempt to mobilize the
civilian population Of the State.
ANY participation by Marylanders
in the defense test, therefore, will
be purely unofficial and voluntary.
Governor E. Lee Trinkle, of Vir-
ginia, win not call out the Virginia
National Guard. according to a let
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16

broker, but who did not give any
address, companions Of the young
women, were arrested.
Large and Black and the three
girls alighted from a seven pas.
senger yellow car at the street in
tersection, and started for a restau.
rant, leaving the machine in the
middle of the street in the path
Of traffic. A blockade soon fol-
lowed, autoists footed their horns
and there was g. general commotion.
Emerging from the eating house
some members of the party became
involved in an argument with a
titney driver. The latter blew his
police whistle, attracting Policemen
Steeb and Roper. The five started
to speed up in the yellow car, Steeb
climbed on the running board, with
Roper behind him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16

ter received yesterday by General
Sturgis from w. w. Sale, Adju-
tant General of Virginia.
Whether Governor Clifford Pin
chot, of Pennsylvania, win call out
the Pennsylvania National Guard
will be known soon, General Sturgis
expects. Because Of Governor Pin
chot's past support Of military pre-
paredness, It is believed by General
Sturgis that he will order the Ma
tional Guard to take part in the
test.
In this letter Governor Ritchie
said he did not wish to interfere
with the peoples enjoyment of thu
holiday and that the local units cf
the Maryland National Guard might
turn out for community celebra-
tons IL they wished, on the under
standing that such participation
was voluntary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
AID TO THE
UNEMPLOYED

Is rendered by the Employment Division
of the Classified Advertising Department
of this newspaper.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
WILL BUILD LIGHTHOUSE
II SHARK GOD CONSENTS

HONOLULU, Hawaii. June IT,
Officials OF the United States
Lighthouse Service here have q
task of almost herculean proper.
lions in store for them this sum.
mer In the establishment Of an
automatic light on the bleak rock
OF Kaula.
So far as known only one white
man has been on this rock, which
is about $50 feet high at It's greatest
elevation. The Lighthouse Service
will rely mainly on the natives to
carry out the project.
A native legend relates that q
shark god lives In q huge cave
below the, rock. Before the natives
will trust themselves In the water
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
SOCIAL CLIMBER. FAILING
At COAL, TAKES OWN LIFE

PARIS. June 16.--Because all
her attempts for more than q year
to '.get into society" had failed,
Alice Compton, thirty four, born az
Superior, Wis, and later q resident
OF Chicago. committed suicide BY
shooting herself with q revolver
In q taxicab in Bots de BouloRne.
She left q note with an under
takers business card on q sent
cushion.
The police, investigating at the
undertaker,s. discovered the woman
ordered q coffin there Thursday.
telling them they would receive a
message where to send It.
According to papers found on the
body, she received q check for 500
Yesterday from the United states.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
Less Than Half u. S,
Families Owners
OF Homes
By international News Service.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Eleven
million families in the United
States in a total of 1850, 600
own their own homes, according
to B. G. Dahlberg, lumber manu-
facturer.
"This is only 45.6 per cent, !"
said Dahlberg. There would
seem no sound reason why the
percentage Of homecoming
families should not be much
greater in view of the fact that
our total national wealth is now
1000, 900, 900, or close to
$4,000 per capita for the entire
population.
"Americans are becoming q
race of renters and flat dwell
lers," Dahlberg declared.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
CHAMPION sPELLERs
VISIT POINTS. or INTEREST

Contestants in the national spell
ing bee are sightseeing here today.
Tonight they VIII visit the Con.
gressonal Library. The final con-
test Will be held at the National
Museum auditorium at 5 o'clock
tomorrow night Doctor John j.
Tigert, commissioners Of education,
will preside.
The words will be pronounced by
Doctor Homer G. House, OF the
University Of Maryland.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
ISocIETY GIRLS HELD IN
ATLANTIC CITY FRACAS

ATLANTIC CITY, June 16.-Na.
talie Wainwright, eighteen years
old, said to be a Philadelphia 20
ciety girl and two girl companions,
who refused to reveal their names,
but who are also believed 20 be
members OF families prominent in
Philadelphia society, were escorted
to police headquarters following a
fracas at Arkansas avenue and Pa
c1fic avenue In which PatroIman
Steeb was seriously injured.
William Mifflin Large, twenty
four years old, of 1924 Spruce
street, member of the Merton
Cricket Club, Philadelphia, and Lo-
gan r. Black, twenty-five years old,
who said he was a Philadelphia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
GERMANY GETS FRENCH
ANSWER ON PACT PLANS

BERLIN, June 1.-THE French
answer to Germany's security pact
proposals win be published Thurs
day.
ceived the note from the French am
bassador today, and the German for
eign office promptly started trans.
lation. eMta1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
HoNORED BY RED CROSS

The international Red Cross COM
nittee at Geneva has awarded the
Florence Nightingale medal to Miss
Lucy Minnegerode, director Of the
nursing service Of the United States
Public Health Service.
Announcement Of the award was
made at American Red Cross head
quarters here. Miss Minnegerode
is at present resting at the Public
Health Service Hospital. Norfolk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-16

roundabout. they consult the shark
god. III they find that he II favor
ably inclined, they are then not
afraid to leap into the water and
swim about the place.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
lWUSlG:2Stop

7ALrER pAMRosc dean of orchestra conductors in America
NA stated when here last week with the New York Symphony
.
veopment OF Washington he first this city In
week Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, looking
the week would Mr..
rooh enthusiasm The City Music League of New York have
noticed too that Washington progressing its musical interests
Tonight Mrs John N Marshall will Duhe de Rcheeu
and Sefano, harpist
which pretend encourage really
talented
During week Sale present Washington
Chamber Music Ensemble with works by Beethoven
Mrs H. H. A. Beach, Americas foremost and Anton
Dvok especially admired in America for his New World Symphony
talented
ecta including their of unusual merit
which well known o the ctyS music lovers
SIGNIFICANT should be the
"A Orchestra in Febru
the Washington
assist MI OF Beethovens famous
Ninth held Monday Mr.
Damroshs direction and 200 rehearsed the choral work
director keeny development
doubt that
made evinced the utramoden American works and the super
Bach
scale said Mr. Damrosch
different. These feel done
nothing really while They have heart their music
Should crystalline around that theme and
This reminds who home and beat their
wives nhuman.
in
the Rhapsody Blue merely dance rhythms
rounding simple melodies resembling folk their
It. however artificial and lacks emotional depths Possibly
etc to makeb beautiful music" HELEN FETTER
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Duchesse de Richelieu and
Stefano-Tonieht.

The Duchesse de Richelieu. soprano,
and Salvatore de Stefano, harpist,
will present a musical at the Ward
man Park Hotel this evening at $40
o'clock for the benefit of the national
work of the City Music League.
Mrs John " Marshall of New
York, in charge of the concert. states
that the National Music League is
IN its infancy only in point of time.
Already it's sincerity of purpose has
been firmly established. The league
is fighting the musical fake.
The league aims to dissuade those
who should be sent home and to
guide real talent to the right teacher
and market. Also it aims to place
a plane that it will never be neces-
sary for the young unknown artist
to stoop to undignified methods to
succeed. The league is musical
clearing house. The concert tonight
is to acquaint leading patrons of
music in Washington of the value of
this work and, possibly, to establish
a branch of the league here.
The program will include the fol-
sing-"She Never Told Her Love"
(Haydn), The Mermaid's Song
(Haydn). MY Lovely Celia" CMoore),
Songs My Mother Taught Me"
CDvorak), lie Bestiare" (Poulenc),
''Veille Chanson EspagnoT (AuberD ;
with harp-"L Eau Qui Court
(Georges), by the Waters of the
-Minnetonka" Lieurance), Lullaby"
(Cyril Scott). Salvatore de Stefano
will play works by Bach, Hasselmans,
Pintos, Dubois and Schneider Mr..
James Caskey will be the accom-
panist
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Marie Sundelius and Socrate
Barozzi at Rauschers
Wednesday.

The following is the program that
Marie Sundelius, Metropolitan Opera
soprano, and Socrate Barozzi, Ru-
manian violinist, will present in the
third morning musical this season at
Rauscher's at 11:15 o'clock. Wednesday
morning under the auspices of Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend; Aria from I'll
Re Pastore," with violin obbligato (Mo-
zarD, Marie Sundelius and Socrate
Barozzi; Largo Expressive" (Pug-
nan), "Fugue" (Tartini- -Kreisler),
"Prealudium" (Bach), Socrate Ba-
rozzi; "Hark, Hark, the Lark" (Schu-
bert); ''Mondnacht" (Schumann),
Standardization" (Schumann). Fan
toches" (Debussy), aria from Louise"
(Charpentier), Marie Sundelius; "Gyp-
sy Serenade" (Valdez), "Slavonic
Dance" (Dvorak), 'Mollie on the Shore"
Up. Grainger). Socrate Barozzi; $50
Sweet Is She'' (old English), THE
Three Cavaliers" Gold Russian), "Sol-
veigs Songs" (Grieg), Dance Song"
(Soderman), "Melodie" Rangstrom),
Love in Springtime" Swedish folk
song), Marie Sundelius.
Bernard Wagenaar will be at the
piano.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
philadelphia Orchestra
TUESDAY,.

The Philadelphia Orchestra will
have Willem Van Hoogstraten a.
guest conductor for it's third concert
here at the National Theater Tues
day afternoon at 4:30. He takes tbe
place of Pierre Monteux, announced
earlier in the season, who has been
detained in France by illness
Mr.. Van Hoogstraten is In his third
season as conductor of the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra. Although
not yet In his forties, he is already
one of the famous orchestral conduc-
tors of the world. Coming to this
country four years ago from Europe,
where he was known as an excellent
conductor, he made his first appear
ance with the Philharmonic Orches-
ira in New York at a special concert
in Carnegie Hall, and so successful
was his debut that ne reappeared
within few weeks for a second spe-
cial concert
Three years ago he was engaged
to conduct half Of the concerts at the
Lewisohn Stadium in New York, and
his work at these famous events
established him as favorite. He
was engaged for a pair of concerts
with the Philharmonic in the sub
scription series the following winter,
and the next season he became one of
the regular conductors OF the orohes-
ira
II such n Feysa4ile musician, could