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quests. received bV nm 1f0n MS un-
seen audience.
Mr.. Hardell, a Harvard graduate,
was a member of the~ Harvard Glee
club. and received ibis coaching from
its director. Dr. Archibald r. Dawson.
Since coming to this city he has been
active lin church work and has been
heard in many CONCERTS and entertain
ments.. He hats PLAYED at the National
Theater in Cherry blossom Time.
at the President. Th@dter in Uncle
SANS FolieS', and al the Rialto and
Metropolitan Theaters. r,
Mr.. Hardell's. .broadcasting has in
cluded meritorious work as tenor SO
loist of the Wardman Park symphony
Orchestra. the Golden pheasant Or.
chestra; the Army Band. Craudall's
saturday Nightees land the Metro
p0litan symphony Orchestra.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Here March 9

THE fourth concert in the series
by the Philadelphia Orchestra
will be given at Washington Audito-
rum Tuesday, March 2.
The program, arranged by MIR.
Stokowski, will be: Rachmaninoff
Concerto No. 2" "FeteDieu a Sew
lille" by Albeniz: la Cathedrale Eng
loutie" Debussy): Il 'Oiseau de feu'
Strawinsky). and, by request. Bach S
"Passacaglia.'
The soloist will he Lester Donahue,
who will introduce the new piano in
,ention oc John Hays hammond, jr.
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PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
TUESDAY.

The Philadelphia Symphony Orches-
ira. under the direction of Leopold
Stokowski, will play its fourth con-
cert here Tuesday at 4:30 pm. at the
Washington Auditorium. There are
five numbers on the program. They
include the second piano concerto of
Rachmaninoff, which will be played
by Lester Donahue. using the new
piano invented by John Hays Ham
mond, jr.: the "Fete- Dieu Seville" of
Albeniz. an orchestral version of a
famous piano piece, as is: also the
Debussv "Cathedrale Engloutie, :
Strawinsky'a Bird OF Ere. repeated
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Million Chinese Armed.

According to Palpaer Bevis. in a
report to the trustees of the Tale-in-
China movement there are a million
Chinese under arms at this time. The
huge. military operations have. he says,
brought about Il hig traffic in opium
among the soldiers who fine the people
il they are found raising opium and
double the fire & they do not ralae It.
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Cuba's Scrap Iron Output.

From the Compressed Air Magazine.
Between IS 900 apd 10000 tons of
scrap iron and Steel accumulate in
Cuba every II months, and most of
this scrap is sold to the United States.
Among others, the Cuban railroads
produce about '9,Ooe tons and each
sugar central anywhere from 20 to so
toms per dnnum.
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by request. and the "PassacagJia" OF
Bach in the magnificent orchestra
version made by Mr.. StokoWski
Lester Donahue. who will play Mr.
Hammond's new piano, is an American
artist and a protege of Nine. Mod
jeska. He studied in BerlinsWith Ru
dolph Cans and has played in Berlin
Munich. Frankfort. Leipzig. Halle and
London. as well as in nearly all OF
.the larger cities Of the United States
Since July, 1924. he has devoted AL
his time to work with Mr.. Hammond
on his invention. He has. played ;the
Hammond piano with the Philadelphia
Orchestra this season in Philadelphia
New York, Pittsburgh. Dayton. Chi
Cago, Toledo. cleveland and Detroit
Tickets are on sale at 7. Arthur
Smiths Bureau. 1880 G street.
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MARIA JERIT/ A-NED\E SDAY.

donna of the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
whose operate work has been one of
the outstanding trumphs of the Metro
politan season this Winter. will make
her only concert appearance in Wash
ington this year at Polls ,Theater
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
as the third attraction in the Philhar:
monte course.
Nine Jeritza will be assisted by
Macmillan Rose, violinist. with Emil
Polak at the piano.
The program will be:
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Lewis Atwater to Play IN
Organ Recital.

Lewis c. Atwater, organist of All
Souls Unitarian Church, will give
the second program in the series OF
six organ recitals at the Library of
Congress. Admission is free, without
cards: the doors open at 7:4b, the
music begins at SIS punctually.
The selections will be:
"Adagio ed Allegro. Baldassare Galuppi
"Nocturne ..... .Adolph Martin Forester
"Intermczzo. .... Arthur Walter Kramer
"Eclogue" ....... Arthur Walter Kramer
"Ciaconna con VariaZtoni."
Sigfrid Karg-Elert
"A llegretto'' Camille Saint-S aens
"Allegretto Scherzando" 49,. Jules Massenet
Choral NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Louis Eierne
"Kaddisch" Traditional Hebrew Melody
Fantasia in Minor
Johann Sebastian Bach
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81 n Waldo Warner

Fairy suite, THE Pixy Ring, OPUS
.Moonbeams tAndantino)
There are moQnbeams and
shadows in the PiXy field; as
midnight chimes the Pixy
wakes from slumber
. Toad Stools" moderate g grot-
tesco There are queer little
gnomes among the toad
stools and grasshoppers and
field mice keep them com
Danv.
3. Thinking Blue Bells" lAndante
ma non troppo There are
blue bells that tinkle i'll the
breeze. and fairy chimes, too:
the goww0rm lights her tiny
lamp and the night moth
Joins the throng.
4. "Pixy Laden (Andante con
here singing his favorite
ditty. The little folk, too.
are in a merry mood The
human is alarmed. his song
erratic: he is Pixy laden
5. The Ring Dance" tAllegro
motto VlVaceI - There are
revels in the Piyy ring:
gnomes. elves and all ioin IN
the merry dance.
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Charlotte Hartman. contralto So
loist at the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. who appeared at the
Washington Birthday celebration last
week, left for New York Monda Y
night ,'.i'i"A sh- '2"s IA NEAF.
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CONCERTS

MONDAY
The London String Quartet the Washington Auditorium SIS
violnis and Charles T. Ferry pianist oganst
cital the First Congregational Church at s rs pm.
TUESDAY.
Lester Donahu pianist with John Hays Hammond @ revised
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra under Sokow
Ski in the Washington Auditorium at 4 80
WEDNESDAY,.
Nnncse the Metropolitan recital
Polls Theatcr 80 pm.
THURSDAY.
blind Russian vonst recital the May
flower Hotel 4 80
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The Potters in Recital.

AN organ recital by Louis Potter.
"A assisted by Ruby Potter, soprano,
will be given at the Epworth Metho-
dist Church Wednesday at SIS pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter are we'll known in
Washington, having resided here IN
til last Spring, when they accepted po-
sitions at the Baptist Temple. Charles
ton, w. Va. There will be no admis-
sion charge Wednesday. but free
will offering will be taken.
The program follows:
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Quartet for strings in F, Opus 90 Ne
gro ;.........-..: -......... .Dvorak
!. Allegro ma non troppo.
,. Lento.
3. Motto vivace.
4, Finale-ViVace ma non troppo
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Near Dublin. SoutI, Africa. is the
Place of Death, Il. funnel-like cleft I'M
the coast. rocks. into which, in times
gone by, the ulu's chiefs. were accuS-
toned TO, place the victims Of their
wrath to die
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M u S | c.
BIZ Helen Fettey.


1 dulng activities has served inspiration
and varied musical performances than are usual and
all undercurrent
preparation shows itself particularly in the
cnen organ as being held in several OF the churches
that Easter Sunday April T.
OF the that will be reached on the
following TUESDAY April when the famous Matthaeu
according Bach will be
by Choir Bethlehem Pa which such remarkable
performance composers Mass" last
200 Bach the st Matthews Passion
performed in its original version the Good Friday OF n.y. IN
Thomas Church Leipzig where Bach held the office OF cantor from
1922 the work
performed (pobaby completed about H4o)
Berlin under the direction Felix Mendeohn 1t was introduced into
William Sternda Bennett and performed by the Bach
of London which also brought out the first English edition othe
work The first performance OF the Passion IN the Cea o'ae IS &C.
by the Handel and Haydn Society OF Boston,
May 1874 9duns N W. York cs saw S s e y:sa
Matthews Passion has been performed in Washington
String Quartet world and making debut tin. Wa Rn
on this occasion ia ] W % the viola Saver in this
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fns ox sns e eo BY OF 6n
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IT is said that the soft haunting strains Of Ichakowks serenade
ss % OF and nd ySs a the IoH Te
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through open windows the sheds Angel Island in the
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onside4ed his interpretations show
THE charming Evening OF Music at Mount Vernon given Monday
in of birthday
OF Washington Hospital
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commended Also
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LONDON STRING OF ARTET
TOMORROW.

The London String Quartet will
give it's first Washington program
tomorrow night at S:t5 o'clock i'll the
Washington Auditorium.
For eighteen years this organiza-
ton of artists has played it's way
around the world For its Washing
ton debut, tickets for which are avail
able at the Albion Bureau, 1888 q
street northwest. the quartet will fea-
ture. along with works by DVorak
and Haydn, one of the most popular
compositions by II. Waldo Warner
the quartet's viola player
The program will be:
Quartet for strings in {. Opus -;
No. Emperor l...-..... hdNuH
!. Allegro:
= POGO 8dagio contabic.
3. Menuptto Allegro.
4. Finale-Presto.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Abraham Haitowitsch, Il young blind
Russian violinist of wide repute in his
native land. will give recital Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
ballroom of the Mayflower, with Emile
Polak at the piano. The loss of his
eyesight has in no way deferred Mi.
Haitowitsch. BY all accounts he is a
performer of ability.
The program he is TO present VIII
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Seats are now on sale at Mrs. Will
conferences Copcertgy Bureau, 1900 G
street northwest, and at Polls Theater.
on the afternoon OF the concert.
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symphony No. 8" first movement! widor
P Pesi,ide and Fugue in G Minor" Dupre
Songs u,.,
Dare sslye% 1;.s.; ,t.o. ;ta :pd aand ei
Brazii") .................. !. David
"PreiZiied' tfron "Die Meistersingerl
Wagner
"Elves" Bonnet
Songs -, O.
with verdure Clad (from The Crea-
Come Unto Me- iifrom 1.-THE Messiah',,l
Handel
r.;sb folk tune T Traditional
finale (from First symphony -. Verne
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Sonata" Op A. tKreutzerl Beethoven
"Chaconne'' for violin alone) j. ;: Bach
Air de Lensky. from the opera Eugene
Onegn ......: ;. Ischa1<ow SKY Auer
Indian Snake Dance Cecli Burielgn
ave Maria ..... schubert Wlineim
"Perptuum Mobile ,............... Rles
Romance Andaluzla' Sarcastic
Caprice No. XXlN' .Paganlnl- Auer'
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The Culnmbiaa Male Qdsrtet-Paui
G. Ladig w. ", Baithwaite< Raymond
rG. Moore and. John c. 'Sniith.-sanG
five times last :.week. Last SUNDAY
they sang; at the services held by" the
National Educational Association wheU
wreath was placed on. the tomb IF
the Unknoivii Soldier at arlington:
Tuesday night. at Rausche1 they
IT the :banuuet of the de
partment of superintendent of tire
New England Teachers Association
and at the RotaEX. club Iupeheor,on
THURSDAY night. they sang before the
Manor House. Chanter of the ID. "A Il.
al the Willard Hotel. and later the
same <everfHg entertained the Ionic
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Elsa louise. Rtpsr. vioiinist, and
Clelia rid anti. mex.i-soprano. with
Marie &. ,nsen. as accompa mist. will
present the program at WGlter Reed
sjday. This Is one 81 The many pro.
grams arranged under. the direction
of Miss Pearl Waugh for the various
Gevernment hospitals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28

The Girls Glse club Of George
Washington university. which SANG
the past week at the Rialto Theater
has been engaged TO participate IN
the benefit performance TO be given
at the Washington Auditorium April
70. This organization has become .eN
.ceedingly popular arid is contributing
to- many entertainments throughout
the city and suburbs. The club mum
hers 30 &jr's, and'is directed by TStelle
Wentworth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28

Edith FInney sang at Christ Church
IA and at .Petworth Baptist
Church ON February . i'll the absence
of the regular contralto S6loists.
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O. Z. ZANTZINGER.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02
Fifty Children
To Comprise Cast
Gardiner Operetta

Fifty children in beautiful costumes
will comprise the cast of the operetta
cinderella in Flowerland" which
will be presented on Friday Of this
week at the High School auditorium.
Miss Dorothy Elise Gray of Augusta
will direct the production, which will
be one of the most elaborate of the
season. There will be two perfor-
mances of this operetta one at 4
o'clock in the afternoon for the chill
dren and the second at s o'clock in
Friday night. The scenery and tab
leau effects will be among the feat
ures of this affair which is antici-
pated with pleasure by Gardiner peo-
pie,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02
Mrs Adrjanna Babb

Mrs. Adrianna Babb, widow af the
late Hiram Babb, passed away
Tuesday morning in her nineteen
year at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Potter in West Gardiner
She leaves besides Mrs. Potter an
other daughter, Mrs. Lester Morang
of Auburn, N. H., two grandchll-
dren and three great grandchildren.
Mrs. Babb was blessed with the low
ing care and devotion of a faithful
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Potter, with
whom she made her home.
Funeral services will be held from
the home of her daughter in West
Gardiner at 2.3o o'clock Thursday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

The members of Company B Of
The Defenders of the Faith of the
Free Baptist church met at the
home of their Captain, D. NJ. Kier-
stead last week with a generous
MAY basket containing among other
things an autograph album contain
ing the names of the company, also
a fountain pen. A social evening
was enjoyed and delicious refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Kier-
81 cad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

Gardiner, Augusta and Hallowell
dance lovers are looking forward to
she first public dance Of Gardiner
Lodge of B'Nai Birth which will be
held on Wednesday evening at Grand
Army hall with music by Manson's
orchestra. Already there has been
an extremely large advance sale of
tickets, and the hall should be crowd
ed on Wednesday night.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

All members who expect to attend
the banquet of Mary Kelton Dunn
mer Chapter, D. A. R., Friday even
ing of this week at the Worster, are
asked to notify Mrs. G. A. Stafford at
once for reservations.
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NOTICE
From 8 A. NJ, to II A.
M, Thursday we will
sell our blue-handIed
Dollar brooms for
39c each
3 for $1.0O
Limited to 8 to a Gus
toner
NOTICE

Lot No. 79-Ruffle Muslin
Curtains, regular price Use.
Dollar Sale Price 59c
includes cords, tassels, and
tie-backs.
Lot No. S0-Ruffle Muslin
Curtains with hemstitched
edge.
Dollar Sale Price Zoe
q pair for $3.50
Lot No. 81-Voile Curtains
with tie-backs, cord and
tassels. Regular price $1.50
Dollar Sale Price $1.19
Lot No. 82-Scrim Cur.
tains with APPLIQUE in cor.
ner, hemstitched, regular
price $3.50.
Dollar Sale Price $500
Lot No. 83-Shade Cur.
tains, all complete includ.
ing shade pulls, regular
price 85c.
Dollar Sale Price 59c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

Miss Josephine Arata was at home
from Pennington Normal school over
the holiday and the week end. Mr.,
and Mrs. John Arata returned with
her Monday, for a short stay, max
ing the trip by auto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kingsley and
daughters, Margaret and Dorothy,
and Ralph Hathaway and Everett
Taylor spent the week end and the
holiday at Ocean Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

The Gardiner Coal and Supply
Co. has just received cargo of
fresh mined coal of the best grade
it is possible to obtain. They ad-
wise filling the bins early while the
quality is good and prices low.Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

Miss Lydia Leavitt, former Gar
diner High student has returned to
her home in Portland after passing
fhe weekend as the guest of MISS
Louise Steward, Kingsbury street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-02

Rev. r. H. Moyle will preach the
baccalaureate sermon this year. The
service will be held next Sunday
evening in City Hall, and will be a
union service.