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The Washington times., 1926-02-22
REHEARSAL POSTPONED
FOR CHORAL SOCIETY

No rehearsal will be held this
evening of the Washington Choral
Society, owing to its being a holi-
day. The regular rehearsal will
be held next Monday, March /. at
the Thomson School. at 8 o'clock.
A large attendance is desired.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
MUSIC NEWS

The Girls Glee Club. Of George
Washington University, which is
singing this week at the Rialto
Theater, will give concert at Wal
ter Reed Hospital on March IS,
and at Calvary Baptist Church on
March 26. The club is directed by
EstelIe Wentworth.
Other Music News on Page 4.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
MRS. WILSON-GREENE
Gigh. Tenor of "Met." Friday

ui&M, Tenor OF Met, FRIDAY
Beniamino Gigli, leading tenor of
the Metropolitan Opera Company
and regarded as the successor Of
the late Enrico Caruso. will make
his concert debut in Washington at
Polls Theater next Friday after
noon, February 26, at 4:30 o'clock,
artist in Mrs. Wilson Gfene's art
lists course of concerts. This
course also includes the coming
concert at Polls on Wednesday
afternoon, March II, of Amelita
Galh-Curci, worlds greatest color
atura, after an absence from
America of nearly two years.
Gigli will be assisted at Friday
afternoons concert by Lisa Roma,
lyric soprano, with Vito CarnevaIi
at the piano. For his first Wash
ington appearance he has selected
a superb and beautiful program that
will include at least two famous
operate arias-"Oh, Paradise from
Meyerbeer's "L'Africaine' and
''M'appari" from Flotow' Mar
tina" in addition to the duet from
Act ]. Of La Boheme" OPuccinil
watch he will sing with Miss Roma.
Gigifs songs will include "Vagh-
issima sembianza" Dona udy): Tor
ma amore" (Buzzi- Peccia); 'Stornelli
capricciosi'' (CarnevalD; In the
Silence of the Night" s(Rachmanln-
Off; 20 del milo dolce ardore''
Chuck; and I'm reve" (Gluck).
Miss Roma will also contribute
no less than seven songs to the
program, exclusive of her duet
with Mr.. Gigli. Her program in
cludes "Sento mel core (Scarlatti)
"Chere mutt" (Bachelet); "Ebben
n'andro lontano' (Catalani); I'm
Abendrot" 1Schubert): THE Crying
af Water" Campbell. Tiptonl: THE
Hills Of Gruzia, (Mednikoff}; and
tThe Little Damosel" NoVello).
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
NEW PIANO WITH
ORCHESTRA

The Philadelphia Orchestra will be
heard in it's fourth concert of its
series at the Washington Audi
forum on Tuesday afternoon,
March 2.
The program arranged by Mr..
Stokowski will be Concerto, No.
2" Rachmaninoff); "Feta Dieu
Seville" (Albeniz); La Cathedrale
Engloutie" Debussy); ''L'Oiseau de
Feu" (Stravinsky); and, by request,
the Bach "Passacagha.
The soloist, in the Rachmoninoff
Concerto. will be Lester Donahue.
who will introduce the new piano,
the invention of John Hays Ham
mond, jr., that has been SO much
talked about.
The Philadelphia Orchestra series
is presented by the T. Arthur Smith
Concert Bureau, 1880 G ST.. in the
Kitt-Knabe music store.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22

fering music lovers another taste of
symphony" and that in a Sun
day afternoon concert on Sunday,
March IA, at o'clock
They will play an all Wagner
program. TIE orchestra will be
augmented to about forty players.
So Washington need not starve
for symphonies.
The thought comes to mind that
perhaps some philanthropist might
take advantage of our resident
symphonies, bring them downtown
and give one or a series Of con-
certs for one or several big
benefits.
If the public wants and loves
symphony music, here is it's chanc"
People haven't known about these
concerts, always. AT least there
are many who have not found their
way to the Marine Barracks. And
these concerts are free.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22

WILLIAM F. SANTELMANN
Gifted son Of the leader of the
Z. S. Marine Band, who will
play Robert Cary Stearns' viO-
lin concerto tomorrow evening
with the Marine Band Orches-
ira, under the baton of his ia
Their, Capt. William H. Santel-
mann.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
+. ARTHUR SMITH
RefIIberg I'm Songs, Thursday

Elizabeth Rethberg, famous. new
soprano Of the Metropolitan opera.
who was heard here les than a
month ago at Mrs. Townsend s
musical morning, will again appear
In recital. giving all Washington an
opportunity to hear this gifted
artist. The enthusiasm that marked
her initial appearance in Washing
ton testifies to the pleasure Mime.
Rethberg's singing gives
Next Thursday at the National,
Theater. at 4:30. Nine. Reth6erg
will be the artist of the ninth Ten
Star Concert"
Her program is: Ell Perffdo''
Beethoven, "Pastorale" (Bizetl,
'Voici des Fruits des Fleurs" De-
bussy). lie Papillon" (Fourdrain),
"The Plausible Lover" Carey, two
Critics songs, and Spring Fancy
Densmore): AN die Musk" (Schu-
BERT, Whilst in dep ich geh''
Brahms). Der Nussbaum'' (Schu-
mannl and Itch gestern hat er mir
Rosen gebracht' GMarsel. and for
her final group. Elisa Traum''
from ''Lohengrin' (Wagner) and
aria from ''Tosca" PuccIni).
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
Y 4 II |: I Y
IN Weeks
MUSIC
MUSIC CALENDAR

MUSIC CALENDAR
TONIGHT. at 9-Carmela Ponselle.
soprano. in benefit concert, An
Evening at Mt. Vernon. witt:
Natienal String Quartet, George
Washington Gymnasium.
TONIGHT, at S:15--Edwin Hughes,
in piano recital. First Lenten
concert. First Congregational
Church
TONIGHT. at S-United States
Army Band in patriotic program,
incidental to George Washington
Birthday celebration. Continental
Memorial Hail.
TUESDAY. at 7:30-United States
Marine Band Orchestra. in SYM
phony concert. Capt. William II.
Santelmann. conductor; William
F. Santelmann, violinist, soloist.
Marine Barracks.
WEDNESDAY, 7:30--United States
Navy Band Orchestra, in all-sym-
pllony program, Lieut.. Charles
racks Auditorium.
THURSDAY. .4:30-Elizabeth Reth-
berg, soprano, in recital. Ninth
OF the Ten Star Concerts. Ma
tionak
THURSDAY, at S-"Evening of
Patriotism, with United States
Navy Band Orchestra, Lieutenant
Benfer, conductor, and the Wash
ington Quartet Continental
Memorial. Hall.
FRIDAY, s:30-Gigli, tenor of the
Metropot tan Opera. in recital.
Fourth of Artists Course. Poll S.
SATURDAY, 7:30 to 9-Pan Amerl
can Union concert land over
Radio. debut Pan American
Orchestra tof Army Band players),
with soloists Pan American
HMM
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
GEORGE WASHTNGTON "Up
Carmela POuseIIe in Benefit

IsaFmeIa POnselle in Benefit
Tonight Carmela RonseIle, mezzO
soprano Of the Metropolitan Opera.
VIII make her debut in Washington
as artist in the brilliant concert to
be given for the benefit Of the
George Washington Hospital. at the
George Washington University GYM
nasium, 2014 H street.
An Evening at Mt. Vernon" the
program is called, and almost all
the music is of that period. The
National String Quartet, with j..
ATcaro. flutist, and the Tuesday
Evening Singing Glass, under Mrs.
Frank Howard. will also be heard
The program is: Singing Class. in
Nymphs and Shepherds Pur-
CELL. 20 Dear. What Can the Mat-
ter Be- fOId Irish, Cali John" a
catch (PurcelD. Drink to Ne
Only (Traditional)
Miss Ponselle viii sing "Se tn
IN ami Pergolesi), DANA. Dam
zs'' IDurantel, "Somi dei' Handel),
and Hymn au soIeil' (Georgesl.
Followed by the aria, 20 don
fatale.p
Part II.
Quintet for strings and flute. OF
Bo.ccherini. and quartet for strings,
Spirit of 18th Century (Martinil,
Henry SolSolov. Max Pugatsly. Sam
uel Feldn1an. and Richard Lorle.
berg, with j. Arcaro, hutist.
Miss Ponselle in songs and the
chorus complete the program.
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
SUNDAY SYMPHONY
RiaItO Orchestra Innovation

The Rialto Theater Orchestra,
Mischa Guterson, conductor. is of.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01

M. o. Eldridge, director Of trait
fic and his assistant, Colonel Moller.
have been invited to attend the
meeting of the Takorna Park
Citizens Association Of the District,
to be held at the library at s
o'clock. Traffic problems OF the
District win be discussed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01
8 filters NAMED
FOR STAFF

Three air service officers are In
the list OF nineteen announced by
the War Department for general
staff duty. They viii report to
Mai Gen. John L. Hines, chief of
staff. between June / and October
1. Those listed are:
Co.'s. Stanley III. Ford. John l..
Dewitt and James B. Allison, and
Lieut.. Coils. Morris E. Locke.
George Grnnert, Daniel Van Voor-
his, William B. Wallace, Roy c.
Kirkland. Colonel Kirkland is one
of the pioneer filters in the air SER
vice.
Majs. John n. Greedy. Adna r.
Chaffee. commanding the squadron
of the Third Cavalry at Fort Myer;
Vaughn w. Cooper, Frank Moor
man. Lewis H. Watkins. Philip FL.
Worcester, Marion II. III o w 2 e,
Charles F. Thompson, Jay L. Bene-
dict. Joseph T. McNarney. and John
D. Reardan. the latter two or the
air service
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Major William Wolff Smith, chief
counsel of the Veterans Bureau, is
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee. Maj. Gen. John A. Le-
jeune, commandant of the Marine
Corps, heads the music committee.
Decorations are under direction of
w. G. Murphy, post finance officer,
while. Richard Seelye Jones heads
the publicity group.
The reception committee includes
Vice President Charles G. Dawes,
Secretary of War Dwight Davis,
Assistant Secretary of War Han
ford MacNider, Gen. Amos Fries,
Gen. James A. Drain. Paul J. Mac
Gai1an, Jack s. Connolly, John A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01
SPEAKER WILL DESCRIBE
CONDITIONS IN PALESTINE

Two speakers who have recently
returned from Palestine will de-
scribe conditions n that country at
the new Masonic auditorium at
o'clock tonight.
They are Judge Jacob Strahl, OF
New York city. president of the
Judea Industrial Corporation, and
Jacob Miller, general manager OF
the Judea Insurance Company.
Moving pictures will be shown along
with the talks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01

YONkERS, N. r., Feb. ] The
1000 employees OF Alexander Smith
q Sons Carpet Works win each re-
ceive q share today of $3.50. 900 ex-
cess profits. This ID the thirtieth
bonus to be given by the company
which to date has distributed In
this manner more. than $4,000 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01
To HONOR
LEGION CHIEF

Committees to arrange the recep-
ton to National Commander John
r. McQuigg, of the American
Legion, by the National Press Club
Post Friday night We're announced
today by Commander Frank Hall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01
Naval Inventor Dead

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. L.
Lieut.. John Albert Tobin. z. S. N.
retired, inventor of Tobin bronze,
q form or frictionIess brass. died of
pneumonia in his seventy seventh
wear
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salvation Army headquarters said
today.
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announcement continued, that ply.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-01
SALL|ES' HEAD
HAS RELAPSE:

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The condi-
ton Of Evangeline Booth. national
commander OF the Salvation Army.
threatened for several weeks with
appendicitis, has taken a turn
which threatens q general nervous
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son, Lieut.. Col. John 8. Fair, Guy
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Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
Bishop House" MatrOn from Yukon Territory
 In City Short Period
HAS RESIDED IN DAWSON FOR THIRTY YEARS; IS ON WAY
 TO VISIT DAUGHTER, NV.

Mrs. l. o. Stringer Of Bishop House" Dawson, Yukon, Canada. ar rived in Seward on Saturday even ing's train, and remained over III yesterday afternoon. leaving on the s. s. Alaska. Mrs Stringer is on her way to New York city where 3 dauEh- ter is to be married soon and who. with her husband, Immediately after her marriage, are to leave for rhe miz- sion field in India
 Bishop Stringer has resided in yu- kon Territory for 34 wears and his wife 30 years, and their home a- Dawson-''Bishop House~-is kn1vn throughout all that north coun-v as ever a home for strangers passing that way.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
$. s. ADMIRAL EVANS
 DUE AT z O'CLOCK

The s. S. Admiral Evans, of the P. s. s. Co.,, is scheduled to arrive in port this evening at o'clock, accord ing to the last report received at the local office. The Evans goes to the Westward upon completion of dis charging local cargo and will return the forepart of next week in time to make connections with the regular passenger train from the Interior. A large party of tourists, Frank Reedy party comprised of 45 people are aboard the vessel. They depart to- morrow morning for round-trip over. the Alaska railroad to Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
MISS RUTH ECCIS,
 E.C. JOHNSON. MARRY

In the presence Of a few friends Miss Ruth Eccles and MT. E .. John son, popular young members Of Sew ards social set, were married Satur- day evening in the apartments Of MT. and Mrs. Elwyn Swetmann. Rev. Hat ten performed the marriage nupdals. Miss Helen Noulton was bridesmaid and MT. Ted NcFwen, best man
 The marriage cultimsted pretty romance which began many months ago and tho their many friends look ed forward to the nuptial knot being tied soon, the announcement came as quite happy surprise The bride had just returned from Seattle g few hours previously, on the S s Alas ka, where she had been visiting with her mother for several weeks From the affectionate greeting which await ed her as she stepped from of 1hs gang plank, it might have been sur missed the couple had their plans ful- ly completed. They will make their home in the Arcade apartments
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
M. E. MouL-RAY VISITING

". E. Noultray, manager o1 -he Alaska Standard Oil plants and sta tions, arrived in the city Sa-u-dsr on the S.S. Alaska. 1L-. Nou7--sy is making one Of his t-eQuenc trips north from his Seattle office mak- ing a personal inspection Dt al plants. He departs for Kodiak on the SIS. Admiral Watson
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
SPECIAL MEET OF REBEKAHS

A special meeting of the Rebekah's will be held tomorrow night Clues day) at s o'clock, for the express pur- pose of making plans to entertain the president of the Order who will ar rive in the city shortly.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
JEWELER HAS BIRTHDAY

Carl E. Orlander, local business man, was the recipient yesterday 09 congratulations from his many friends the occasion being the arrival 0t znc- ther birthday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
STARR DEPARTS AUGUST g

Tn steamer Starr, Capt, o. A. Jo- hansen, departs for the Westward on August g.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
BALL GAME TONIGHT

The local Boy Scouts and the Jesse Lee Home baseball teams vii play a game this evening, a1 the bal park beginning at 6:30 o'clock No sdnls- sion charge.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-26
SATISFACTION GUARANTEES

Need more be said? Seward Steam Laundry.
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Seattle Ice Cream at SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop. ii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
VERHOVAY BAL

Nagyban kesziil6dik a Verho-
way Segely Egylet tagsaga a pin
k0sd hetf6jen, majus 24.-en este "a
Moose Hallban megtartand6 40
ewes jubileumi balra.
A youngstown magyar egyletek
es egyhazaknak k0sz0net jar azert,
hogy ezt az estet teljesen ateneed-
TEX a Verhovay fioknak es rem
dez6seg remeli is, hogy ez alkalom
NAL Oft lesz az egesz youngstown
magyarsag.
A balon Rig6 Joska, hires radio.
es Viktor lemez bandaja fog mu.
zsikalni es a rendez6seg nagy meg
lepetessel fog szolgalni k0zonsee
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
K0Z0s PIKNIK

A SIT. Istvan Egylet multi va
sarnap tartott havi gyiilesen ell
hatarozta, hogy az id6n is piknik
re val6 adomany gyiijto ASSOC
nyokdt kiildi ki. Az adomany
eyiijtesere k0vetkez6 ASSOC
nyok lettek megvalasztva: East
Youngstownban-Konya Ferenc-
ne, South Sideon-Pisak Janos-
ne, Poland ave es TIsnsingville-
non-Benish Margit es Danko 10
Ian, Albert St.-en-Bodzas ia
nosne, Brier Hillen-Kiss Andras
ne, Poland ave es Iansingville-
Kovacs Ferencn6 es Pivarnyik
Mihalyne. Kerjiik a Youngstown
magyarsagot, hogy fogadjak 6ket
szivesen es adjanak tehetsegiik
szerint adomanyokat.
A piknik- -bizottsag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06

meg, hoey osszekottetesben all a
tulvilagi szellemekkel es ICY min
dent meg tud szerezni, amt csak
akar. A Deva kozeleben fekv6
Barzesd faluban el a szellemekkel
baratkozo gazda, nevszerint Luca
Gyorgy. Egy napon hire terjedt,
hogy Luca hazaban egy. szellem
iitott tanyat, aki nagyszeriien tnd
j0vendolni, de ezzel szemben So
kat eszik es iszik. Nehany hettel
kes6bb azutan valosagos bucsuja-
ras indult meg Luca lakasahoz.
mindenki nagymennyisegii elelmi-
szert es itaH witt magaval, nehOgy
nell0iil6znie kelljen a szellemnek
Az elmult honap kozepe tajan egy
nagyobb felvonulast terveztek a
szellem tiszteletere. Mintegy hat
ezergazda kesziilt fcl k0rnyek
r5l is elelmiszerrel, a csendorseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
1 HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
VERHOVAY 321

Keretnek VerhovaN Segely
Egylet east youngstown, 321.-ik
fi6kjanak 0sszes tagjai, hogy a
most vasarnap delutan 2 6rakor, a
Robinson Road alatt megtartand6
rendes havi gyulesiinkon lehet6leg
teljes szamban jelenjcnek meg.
Ifjusagi osztalyunk sz6pen fej-
l6dlk, de meg sok magyar sziil6
allithatna be gyerlneket az ifjusa-
gi osztalyba, ahol Is cent csekely
havidij (beallasi dij nincs) mel
lett gyermeket eppen ugy bizto-
sithatja, mint barmely Macy anne
rikai biztosit6ban dragabb penzen.
Kiil0nosen kerjiik tagjainkat,
hogy gyermekeiket allitsak be az
ifjusagi osztalyba.
Sagi Andras, titkar- -jegyz6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
MAJUs KIRALYN0JE

H6tfoh0z egy hetre, vagyis ma
jus lien tartja a Katholikus If
jusagi K0r nagy majusi szezonzaro
baljat Moose Hallban.
Ez alkalommal megkoronazzak
sep majus, sep kiralynojet, a
kit azok KOHL a magyar lanyok
KOHL fognak kivalasztani, akik
majusban sziilettek es balon reszt
vesznek.
Meg most sem kes6 a jelentes,
azert ajanljuk, hogy azok a la
nyok, akiknek most majusban
lesz a sziiletesnapjuk, jelentkezze-
mex k0r tisztviseloinel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
LOSCHITZER BACSI MEM
SOKARA UT'AZIK

Mar csak nehany r0vid nap va
laszt el egy Macy csoport younes-
town. magyart az indulastol ha-
zafele.
Az Aquitania gyorshajoval ma
jus 23.a indul ugyanis haza egy
nagy tarsasag LoschitZer Nor,
iSmert Youngstown magyar penz-
kiild6 es hajojegy iigyn0k veze-
ttsevel. assH
Eddig t0bb, mint 30.-an valtot-
talk meg jegyiiket ere az utazas
IA. K0ztiik lesz 0zv. Mihok San
dorne es ket kis leanykaja, akik
multi evben elhunyt Mihok San
dor 6des anyjanak latoeatasara
mennek Magyarorszagba.
Az utasok minden kenyelmerol
Loschitzer bacsi gondoskodik
egesz hazaig. Aki nyarat otthon
szandekozik t0lteni, j6l teszi, ha
csatlakozik ehhez a kirandulas-
hoz. Loschitzer bacsi a Central
Bank irodajAban talalhato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06

Menyhert Imre harom h6nap-
pal ezel0tt nyitotta meg a Com
mercial Bank kiilf0ldi osztalya-
ban biztositasi irodajat. A New
York Life Insurance Companyt
kepviseli, mely tarsasag az atla-
Cos biztosit6 intezeteknel, j6val
iobb, er0sebb es szilardabb. En-
mex a tarsulatnak a konvenci6-
lara fog Menyhert utazni, hogy
a Youngstown keriiletet kepvi-
seize.
Menyhert Imre ezuton szives
tudomasara hoZZa varOsunk ma
gyarsaganak, hogy mindazok, a
xix k0zjegyz6i iigyekben, biztosi-
tas, vagy barmilyen iigyes-bajos
dolgokban vele erintkezni ohaj-
tanak, kereSsek fel szemelyesen q
het utojan a Commercial Natio
nal Bank kulf0ldi osztalyaban
vagy pedig hivjak fel telefonon {
306S5-0s szamot.
Menyhert Imre az iizleti iigye
ken xviii, intenziv munkat vege:
a magyar tarsadalmi eletben is
A Polgari K0rnek 3 az egyik leg
szorgalmasabb tagja, mint ta
nito mester, mar eddig is szeI
eredmenyeket mutatott fel az ell
multi harom hetes tanitasi kur
zus alatt. - Ugyszinten a Mahon
ing avei magyar reformatlls egy
haznal mint orgonista, nagy ellis
meressel vegzi teend6it.
A magyarsag figyelmebe ajanl
iuk ezt a talpig derek es becsii
letes magyar embert!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
A PoLGARI K0R H1RE1

A Polgari Kor minden szerdan
este 7 :30kor es minden szomba
ton delutan 2:30-kor tartja pol
garosit6 tanfolyamat. Mindazok,
akik a k0r polgarositasi tanfolya
matt igenybe ohajtjak venni, je-
lentsek be a kor vezet0segenek.
A kor rovidesen egy tagszerze-
81 kampanyt fog meginditani va
rosunk magyarjai k0zt. Kivana
tos dolog, hogy minden magyar
= legyen az Greg, vagy fatal =
csatlakozzek a kampany alatt ;
k0rh0z.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
EGY DEBRECENI MAGYAR
KORSZAKOT JELENTO
TALALMANYA.
IsvMs4t

txDebrecenbol jelentik Tudjuk,
hogy hegedii mai formalizmusa
max Gasparo du Salo XIII. sZa-
zadbeli olasz mester a cOnstruc-
torja. Gasparo az els6 experiment
toje negyhuros rendszer alapgon
dolatanak, utana Maggin, maid
Amatiu, ennek a leghiresebb ta-
nitvanyanal, Antonius Stadivari-
usual (1644-17S7) kulminal a
hegediikeszites befejezettnek te-
kintheto problemaja, hisz a Gre
mona mester miihelyeb6l vilagga
indult klasszikus alkotasok maid
mem harom evszazadon keresztiil
futnak vilag -marka gyanant min
den verseny nelkiil ugy1 forma,
mint hangzasbeli kepesseg tekin-
teteben. Tehat evszazados sziinet
all be a hegediikeszites fejlodesi
t0rtenelm6ben anelkiil, hogy hala-
dast jelenthettek volna annak da-
cara, hogy Stvadivariust kovetS
mesterek jelentosebb resze (Gua-
dagluini, Guarnerius, Guagliano,