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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
BURCH- MARS0N CASE
TURNS TO WEST COAST
Witnesses in Double Divorce Ac-
ton to Be Examined in
San Francisco.
BY the Associated Press.


WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, January
21.-A further step to untangle the
complicated domestic affairs of the
Burch and Marson families was taken
yesterday when Supreme Court JUS
tice Young signed an order directing
the examination at San Francisco Of
certain witnesses in the suit for di-
vorce brought by Lindon Walkup
Burch against his wife, Isabelle Reyes
Burch. A similar order was also is
sued in the divorce action of Mrs.
Grace Burch Marson against her hus-
band, Capt. Arnaldo Marson.
Capt. Marson. a former officer in
the Italian army, and his wife, a
daughter of the late Bishop Burch
of the Protestant Episcopal diovese of
New York, were married in 1920. He
eloped last September with Mrs
Burch wife of Mrs. Marson's son, and
was arrested two months later in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
DUKE ESTATE TO PAY.
Nearly 100000 in Claims AL
lowed by Court.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., January 81
N9.-Vice Chancellor Bentley yester-
day authorized executors Of the $685.
100000 estate of the late James B.
Duke, president Of the American To
bacco Co., to pay nearly 81 900, 900 in
claims.
Requests for payments were made
by Mrs. Nanaline Fl. Duke, widow,
and the two other executors. George G.
Allen and William p. Perkins. There
were no contests over the claims, one
for 100000 by the Southern Power
Co. and the other by the Dilworth
Methodist Church South of Charlotte,
n. c.
Church officials showed a pledge
given by Duke to church officials
when plans for a new house of wor-
ship were discussed.
The seaman has few reliable signs
Of detecting icebergs, a peculiar CLINT
being visible on the ice only when
the sun is shining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
Boy, III, Confesses
ToBurning School;
"Mad at Teacher
By the Associated Press.


JOPLIN. Mo. January 21.-
Louis Sisson, 11-year-old school
boy, has confessed, authorities
have announced, that he and two
other youths set fire to the
Stapleton schoolhouse south of
here, the night of January Z, be-
cause they were mad at the
teacher" who made them attend
school. The Sisson boy is held in
custody, and the other boys, one
of whom is understood to be Is
years old. are sought.
The youths story was that he
and his companions stole half a
gallon of kerosene. entered the
schoolhOuse after dark. poured
the kerosene into wastebasket
and on a desk. ignited it and then
fed. The building, a four-room
brick structure, was destroyed
with n loss estimated at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
CARDINAL LAUDS JEWS.
Hayes Traces American Democracy
to Early Precepts of Israel.

NEW YORK, January 81 CP.-
American democracy and freedom
can be traced back to the early pre-
cepts of Israel, Cardinal Hayes told
a group of business men at luncheon
yesterday in behalf of the American
Christian fund for Jewish relief.
THE Jew was never a slave" he
said. mo Caesar, no Pharaoh, no
Alexander could bind him to submits
sion. Always the Jew fought for free
dom of expression and freedom to
worship God in his own way. Hebraic
traditions stand for all time This
influence has come down to us. The
fathers of the Declaration of Independ-
ence knew it Well"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
SAVES CHILDREN IN FIRE.
Mail Carrier Enters House and
Rescues Four.

MENASHA, Wis, January 81 up.
-Four small children of Mr.. and
Mrs. ART We're rescued from their
burning home yesterday by Sam
Resch, mail carrier, who heard
their screams. The children had
been left alone in the house
In playing about the stove the
children had Jared the door open
and live Goals, splitting out, caused
the fire. Resch crawled on his hands
and knees through the smoke and
rescued the children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

Recent investigation indicates that
the night heron does not deserve it's
bad reputation of being destructive
to trout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
FUEL SUPPLY Is LOW.
Expert Says Only Enough Left for
200 Years,

SCRANTON, Pa, January 81 CP).-
The worlds supply of fuel will be ex-
hausted in 200 years, w. l. Abbott
of Chicago, president of the American
Society for Mechanical Engineers. told
meeting OF the Northeastern Penn,
sylvania Engineers here last night.
He recommended the conversion OF
the huge peat deposits into synthetic
petroleum and the replacing of the
peat beds by the geological process of
vegetation being pressed into peat de,
poSits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

the court of honor. Boy Scouts Of
America. Elliot saved the life of
Rev. John Howard Lever Of Pitts
burgh last August when the clergy
man apparently was drowning off
Spray Beach. N. j.. where the boy
was spending his vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21

San Francisco charged with violation
of the Mann act.
The Government withheld action in
the expectation that Mrs. Marson and
Mr.. Burch would bring action for
divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
Z0NING BODY PASSED
ON 146 PLEAS IN 1926
81 Applicants Were Denied Re-
quests After Hearing and 43
Had No Case.

One hundred and forty-six proposed
changes in property classification were
considered by the zoning commission
during the 1926 calendar year, accord
ing to a statistical report made public
today by Napt. H. c. Whitehurst,
assistant engineer Commissioner of
the District and executive officer of
the commission.
According to the report, 81 of the
applicants We're denied their requests
after hearing and 40 were denied even
a, hearing. Changes in zoning allowed
totaled 121, but these were only in
80 cases. some of which involved
more than one change, such as when
there is a change in permitted use of
property and in height maximum for
buildings in the same restriction.
Capt Whitehurst explained that
there were many other applications
for changes in coming in which the
applicants were persuaded not to press
for public hearings because of the
hopelessness of obtaining what they
proposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-21
Boy Gets Hero Medal.

CHICAGO. January 81 R.-For
extraordinary heroism. Lewis X
Elliot, IA years old. yesterday received
the gold life saving medal awarded by
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
zAxU1I1A T1sfCKAau Y nu

v Hrndiarovciach v Nitrianskej
stal 50 v tieto dni tragikomickt
prfpad. Isty gazda predal ma trhu
junce "a 10000 KGs, ktore chcel
.ulozit' do banky, ale jeho man
Selka nechcela to dovolit tvrdiac
ze bankam neslobodno d6vero-
vat a ze je najlepsie peniaze U.
kryt' donna. TAX sa al stalo. Ma
druhy den piekla gazdina v do.
macej peel chlieb len ked w
mala thlieb vypeceny, spomenuh
ST, ze do kiita pece ulozila poklad :
10 tisicoviek "a predane junce.
Chytro nazrela dnu nasla iba
popol. To ju tax zronilo, re do,
staa hystericky zachvat ziirivo.
sti. Privolanemus lekarovi $ VEL
kym iisilim sa podarilo ju uspo.
kojit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
Preto klub iiada. aby bolo bex
meskania prikroSene k rieseniu
slovsnskej otasky.
now oBJAvY Y DENkNov.
sxYuI JAsKYNIAON.

Vyprava do sieni prezidenta Ma
saryka skondila sa po dvojden.
nom a dvojnotnom skimani dina
13. augusta 5. hod. rano vystu-
pom tajomnika Lutonskehc, ako
posledneho elena tych, ktori boil
pod zemou. Objavene boly ohrom,
ne d6my vysoke az 60 metrov so
zvlastnou nebyvalou kraployou
vyzdobou. Ma mnohych miestach
dosiahla vyprava pod zemou VEL
mi blizko povrchu Y doline. Spo,
jenia S Chramom Svobody vsak
nedosiahla pre- technicke nedo.
statky tizasn0 iinavu clenov w
pravy. Podzemny tok rieky Ii,-
eanly boil tiez najdeny. Objaveny
boil nadherny barokovy dom a
chatova jaskyna.
Ucastnici boil vysileni namahou
| i zimou d nedostatkom spanku, a.
lie pri celej namahavej vyskumneJ
vyprave nestala sa ziadne nehoda
Obrovske balvany zabranily vsak
d 'alsi postup, Vojenska pomot
pod vedenim kapitana Schwartzs
bola vel mi obetava a vvdatna
| n..l.a lXa ninnlnluin t,nlr rn sn Y u {
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
to s&klads rovnev6hy bude 50
mozno venovat' dukonale techni.
ckej racionalnGcii.
uHcr1I srA2ENu UPALrf.

vo Stavne pri Uzhorode zijnca
7O-rocna starena Maria Boncuro'
va netesila sa priazni svojich SUI
sedov, ktorf 0 nej tvrdili, ze je bo.
sorkou. Rozpravali o nej, ze cho.
df ma prechSdzku tertom a pre-.
to ia zatiahli do lesa, kde ju svia.
zali a poloGili ma hranicu dreya,
ktord chceli zapalit.', ably stare.
nu "a ziva upalili. Len nahodou sa
stale. ze isla tadal' pol 'ovnicka
spolocnost', ktora zlotrilych sed-
liakoy rozohnala a starenu pred
hroznou smrt 'ou zachranila,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

Mad 'arsko pracou must bojovat'
aby smenilo svoje dnesne ponery
d spolupracovat' 50 susedAymi
statmi pre- svoju lepsiu . st'ast.
nejsiu bud6cnost'. Dnesna situa.
cha politicka vytvoruje akdkol'.
vek reviziu, move generacie, kto.
re nevyrastaji Y nenavisti, m6Su
sa pochopit' vzajomne. Budd tieto
slova pre- Mad 'arsko ponaucenim !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
DEKLARACIA POSI.ANCoV
L'UDOVEJ STRANY.

klub poslancov senatorov slo-
venskej l'udovej strany ma pora'
de v Ruzomberku 1s. aug, ktorej
sa zlitastnil poslanec Hlinka a mi.
nistri DIR GaEik Tiso, zaoberal
sa znamou akciou lorda Rother
mera. Pc obsiahlom referate po'
slanca Hlinku usniesol sa klub a
pritomni elenovia vykonneho Wy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
sTRAsNE KRUPOBITIE.

Diia 25. augusta strhla sa mad
R,homberkom a okolim strasna
btirka, prevadzana lejakom a kr'l-
pobitim. v Ruaomberku bola zem
pokryta krlpami do vysky temer
pol metra. Ma tisfce oblokovych
tabnl' bolo rozbite. V Rybarpoll
v Mautnerovych priadzovych "a
yodoch bolo V oblokoch rozblte
krdpami vyse 1000 tabuliek. O.
,vocne strmy boly krippami axe
osekane. Skoda je vel'ka. IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
4oUNo54oWrsx1 stovfNskl NovfxY

boru strany vydat slovenskemu
narodu al k xahranNiu slavnostnd
deklar&ciu.
v tejto deklar&cii klub odsu'
dxuje Rothermerovu akciu, mamie
rend proti celistvosti Slovenska q
zamietajl ju. Klub je proti zme.
ne hranice Slovenska, "a jej ne,
porusenost' a iednotnost' ktori'
Ito jednotnost' je .odhodlany slo,
vensky narod brhnit' hajit ne
ohroSene, kedykol'vek proti ko.
mukol 'vek.
I Kmb d'alej schvalpie protesty,
ktore odxnely dina 81. julia ko.
siciach a IA. aug. v Presove, klub
po d6kladnom uvaxeni jednomy.
sci ne konstatuje, ze vsetkym ak.
clam, podobnym Rotheremerovej
republikej Ceskoslovenskej Y
budicnosti m6ze sa predist' len
vtedy, ked v nasom State sa budt
pokracovat' v zacatom pravnom I
spravodlivom refine obcianskon
inaugurovanom pred rokom, Wy
hybat' sa bude kaSdej prilezito
sti, aby move vladne socialne ko
munisticke pokusy nedosly k u
platneniu.
Klub je presvedeenv. ze ma Slo
vensku iredentisticke a separate
sticke snahy by nenasly ozveny
keby bolo vyhoveno vsetkym pc
ziadavkam Slovenska, ktory sa d.
mahala slovenska l'udova strana
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
sTRAsNk sNrRf DIEfATKA

" Klenovci pri Rimavskei So,
bote (Gemer) strhlo ma seba 4.
rocne dievSatko Anna Dovala hr'
nice vriacou vodou. Diet'a utr.
pelo ma celom tele take opareni.
nv d skoro ma to zomrelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16
sTARY KoNmc PEkN1oKY.

Ct. o. Cim d'alej tym jasnej-
Sic sa ukazuje, xe mad 'arski poll
tikoyia sd prepocitali, ked sa po.
kasili "a pomoci vydavatel'a Dai.
" Mail previest reviziu trianon.
skeho mieru q zmenit' dnesny
stav v Europe. Mozmo konstato-
vat, be ich akcia ztroskotala jak
N zahranici, tax tam, kde 81 Ma.
d 'ari trtifali najst' silnn oporu,
to jest v niektorych zivloch ma
stupnickych statoch> samych. W.
nikajnci reprezentanti zahranicne
no sveta zaaiali zamietave stano-
visko k reviznej akcii. / Wit t'az
svetovei valky marsal Foch pre-
hlasil plnou svojou autoritou, ze
kazda zmena mierovych smldv je
yylicena zaujme pokoia mie-
RI vo svete. A prehlasil.li starry
mad 'arsky politicky general Ap.
ponvi. ze Mad 'arsko musi ziskat
svetovi tlae pre- revizionisticku
mvslienku, dali mu raznu odpo-
we'd vedice tasopisy rozhoduju-
cich vel el'moci, ktore odmietajuc
akykol 'vek rozkladny moment
dnesnei Europe, postavii sa spo
III S povolanymi uradnymi kruha-
mi "a status quo a praji 81 jeho
zachovania tax, ako ho prave Wy
tvorily mierove smluvy.
Prehrali to teda Mad 'ari na sve.
tovom politickom kolbisti doko'
male, a nezachranil mnoho z ma
d'arskych iluzii ami propagacny
tvzden svatostefansky, poriadany
vel'kou okazalost 'oL paradou a
veden znameni najdivokejsich
iredentistickyich hesiel d nezme'
nj tom nieoho. ami ocakavana
navsteva sukromnej kemisie ans'
lickeho pariamentu. Mad 'ari pod
ceiiovali svetovu veremost., ked
sa pokiisili puhou tlaeovou zahra'
nicnou propagandou vyvratit' te'
raisi stav strednej Europy. Dnes
IL ami vyprobovana mad arska
propaganda nestaci ma. to, ably We
duel cinitelia cudzich statov Dol
,vedenf V omyl. KoneGne mlnu
lost ie tn vel mi dobrym ukazo
vatel'om. Ami anglieki priatells
Mad 'arov neveria mnoho pisac
kan mad 'arskych zurnalov pre-
to chct prestudovat' pomery nj
mieste samom. Je samozreJme, u
Mad 'ari nebudn vitat' thto koml
siu anclicku takou nadsenost o'
iakou vitali l'ahkomysel ne pre-
iavy lorda Rothermera. Skutocn
pomery, fakta boly vzdy slabo'
strankou Mad arrow a eh politlk,
a budd pre- Mich kamehom 'lraz
teraz. Mono, re sd Mad 'arl pc
k,isia ukazat' Potemklnadu I'll
strict skutocnost vel'kopansky
mi cestami paradami. Je to al
pochybna zbran mimic sa vyslee
kom tax, ako zlyhala ich snah
ziskat' pre- seba ciastku slower
skeho naroda, ktory ako Jede
muz povstal professional pro
akcii Rothermerovej. A prave ia
rozhodne a jednotne znely prot
sfy l'udu ma P. Rusi, k mohu
MN sikom Slovakov Rusinc
pripoiila sa znacna cast mad a
skeho obcanstva. Mad 'arske NAL
rol 'nictvo a mad 'arskl soc. dem
kraft. teda drobny l'ud mad a
skf. = 0 ktory nam vlastne i'd
lebo we'd S mad 'arskymi feuda
mi nechceme mat mic spolocnef
- sam odsudzuje mad arsky If
dentizmus vidi svoje zauJmy
potreby zabezpecene V republli
lepsie, ako V Mad 'arsku. Nom
povedat' plnym pravoan, re pr
yazna vacsina obyvatel 'stva 81
yenska a P. Rusi odmleta ak
kol 'vek myslienku noveho mad
skeho panstva a stavia SO "a sV
iu republiku, "a svoj stat a pro
akciam revizionistickym, mech
yedene z akejkol'vek strany!
Hrmotny mad 'arsky pochod q
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

sa vo vysknmoch vo vyssich 20.
schodiach Chranu Svobody, kde
ie prialno axasna barvista nadhe.
ra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-09-16

Miiony l'udi uz pozna vyhody Fisher
tiel, stylovnosti, pohodli luksuae.
Miliony poxnaj1 svrchovanti hladkost'
hybkost' sest' -cylindroveho motora.
A teraz tieto dve vel'ke luksusnosti
motorovani pondkane sl "a najni4siu
cenu Y historic -$745 "a Pontiac Six
dvoj-dverovt sedan!
zpestren6 carokrasnymi novymi Du-
co barvami, tieto Pontiac Fisher tela
zjavuju umenie najpoprednejsich vyra-
batel 'ov tiel ma svete. VI len ma zakla-.
de takejto kocovej prace, Pontiac Blk
by 81 zasl1zila to zazratnl obi ubenost' !,
ktorej sa test. Ale ma dodatok ponuka
vsetky saltladne vtbornosti stavbe,
ktore ucinily Pontiac Six najzdarnsj
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24

This NAV be of interest to mis-
mated pairs who are anxious to have
ruptial knots united The cost of
divorce in San Francisco is cheaper
than in Reno, where the minimum
fee charge by LAWYERS is $3.50. San
Francisco lawyers-some of them
will carry through an uncontested
divorce or annulment case for as low
as $50, and some of these LAWYERS
have an easy-pavment plan. Fifty
dollars Is the absolute minimum.
Cost of filing papers is 81, service
f summons unless by publication
usually amounts to $3.50 and when
the case is heard the shorthand re-
porter'> fee is IS. making total cost
If cheap divorce $64.50. OF course
ices vary. LAWYERS as a rule charge
all the traffic will bear. Don't let US
hive any crowdng to the counter
Officers of Hannibal and Victoria
Lodges, r. and AM were installer
December Il. At the conclusion
sumptuous collation. Was served
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24
0 A AklAND
Mrs. John H. Terrell's condition
remains about the same.
Athens Lodge Meeting


Athens Lodge (Elks) held its last
meeting of the year on TUESDAY,
evening. The usual good will pre-
vailed. They voted the annual
amount to the widows, and IS to
each Of the orphans as Christmas
present. This wonderful organiza-
ton is surely making history. They
have the only club and auditorium
owned by our group on the Pacific
coast. Their affairs that are given
are always we'll patronized. and this
is partly due on account Of their
generous spirit When a call was
made for the Glass case fund, the
Elks did rot 'quibble as some organ
izations did. but Exalted Ruler
Graham stated the case, and, like
true. broad-minded men that the
Elks are; they walked up to the
altar, and laid their money down
S85 is sum total Athens Lodge gave
At their last meeting &. R. Graham
asked IL anv brother knew OF anv
families sip need of assistance. A
family bv name of Stewart who live
as the foot of Goss street was
mentioned, and they lifted nice
collection for them. The Elks have
paid out this wear S27.OOn cash on
their building and club. As an or
ganization, they never make public
any charity transactions. but we
-meption thi, to show WHY they are
so successful. The Bible teaches
/" God loves the cheerful giver," ("
and Athens surely has been blessed
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24
RECEPTION COMMITTEE

Mrs. A. B. Davis, Mrs. H. E. Brown
Mrs. Leon Williams, Miss Flossie Vii
son, Mrs. Gus Johnson, Messrs {. l.
Pogue, T. 7. Smith, Chas. Blackwell
G. P. Martin, A. w. Thomas.
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24
San FRANCISCO

Golden Gate Lodge. No. 2OO7,
G. U.O. o. F.. held its last meeting
of the year and election Of officers.
The ]. c. Rivers slate was cracked
to start with and was broken at the
finish. Some minor changes were
made, in order to allow some of the
Younger members to move up. j. H.
Terrell was reelected treasurer
his 18th year. J. L. Derrick was
elected P. S., third year. E. A. Rist
third year as trustee. with Fred
Carter and Dennis Russell. The
usual Christmas check was sent out
to IS widows and orphans. There
will be get-together meeting of
Aerial Lodge. Golden Gate, and the
Household of Ruth in January.
J. H. Jean, of Seattle. WASH, is
visiting in our citv.
Mrs. l.. ]. Eindlev, OF Denver, is
a guest of Mrs. N. Littlejohn of 232
Townsend street.
-
The riot squad at the Bush street
station was ordered out TUESDAY, to
rescue the central emergency hospi-
tai staff from rage of lone patient.
He was Tracy Lacey. Negro pugilist
of $3.50 Pine street. DR. Mckenny
f~as treating Lacey for cuts and
bruises received in fight. He had
been booked for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace. Suddenly the
Negro Ieaped to his feet, and was
said to have made an onslaught on
the doctor. Four attendants Came
to the DOCTORS aid. Thev could not
subdue Lacey, and the riot Call was
sent IN.
We are calling attention to the
advertisement Of the Emancipation
celebration, that is to be held in
Marvsville on Jan. Q. The holiday
rates will be on, and there is no
doub. everv one from nearby towns
will attend.
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24

Eighth Annual Celebration
Or THE
Emancipation
Proclamation
UNDER THE JOINT AUSPICES OF
LADIES SOCIAL and BENEFICIAL CLUB
and LAUREL LODGE No. 4, F. A. M
FORESTERS HALL, MARYSvILLE, CALIFORNIA
Monday, January 2, 1923
Musc by the "BUCCANEERS"-(A6 6-Piece Orchestra)
Program Begins at 7.3o o'clock Sharp
of c. l. Pogue
# G.. w. Wilson Violin Soo-Miss Evelyn Kennedy Of
anu Lau ooa VI A.
p ru.-c,a ot {. L. Pogu Edgar Brown,
xoca MT Nay iaSfsieiu oi Johnson
Solo-Mrs. Angelus
Reading OF PocamationMrs
@# CO. j Hatton.
sM The 70 E Iude with Grand Pr meaad Concert
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24
Let's See Wbal,s Dong!
DIRECTORY
OF Coming Evenls

nEc os cANTATA BETHEL CHURCH. S.
DEC. 81 ATHENS LODGE Ball
JAN. NEW YEARS DANCE. NA.AC.P
JAN. e EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION mAFfsv'LlE
Fifty per cent. deposit must accompany
advertisement.
NJ B. Do not fail to purchase ticket for the Defence
Fund entertainment January 2. 1913.
The Western outlook., 1927-12-24

Mrs. Stella Porter Of Andover st :.
who has been visiting in the South,
has returned, much improved in
health.
Christmas ard New Years pro-
gram at Bethel church. SUNDAY at f
a. m., PRAYER and praise service: Ii
am, Christmas message; $50 p m
special program bv the Alien c. E..
League; 8 p. M. Christmas canta,a
bv Choir of 40 voices. Saturdi,
Dec. 81, 9 p.m.. watch meeting.
Rev. j. D. Wilson and wife ar
rived Dec. IS and were received b,
members and friends at the Third
Baptist parsonage. Rev. Wilson'S
subjects on Sunday, December 25-
II A. M. Coming uf the Savior"
8 p.M., "What the Shepherds foond
in the Manger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-04
Tines Music
by Jessie MacBride

With the latest American opera,
Deems Taylor's 1.-THE Kings Hench.
man." to be given here on Novem-
Der 4. and that olden gem Of tunes
and humor, THE Beggar's Opera"
to be heard here on October 81, we
are to be treated to a comparative
taste OF the extremes in opera in
English" when Mrs. Wilson
Greene presents two novelties to
Washington FOR the first time.
The Kings Henchman" reached
seven performances in New York,
at the Metropolitan, last season,
with its premier on February IL.
That alone Is making history.
Deems Taylor-Edna st. Vincent
Millay, opus T. some scribe put it.
Lawrence Gilman, learned critic Of
the New York Herald Tribune,
characterizes this all American
opera as unrivaled.
"Thus we came" he writes of
the premiere ITO the end of the
best American opera we have ever
heard, and so easily the best Of the
IL produced by Mr.. Gatti-Casazza.
at the Metropolitan that there is
no other in the running"
Then he speaks Of the 'deft and
often lovely sounding score, about
superb poetic text"
THE orchestration 10 luscious, .
wrote w. j. Henderson. 1T has q
gorgeous palette of color and a
depth and mellow sorority not often
attained, but Deems Taylor IL ITO
novice In orchestration.
From the entrance Of Aelfrida
third act) in her splendor, to
startle her monarch, the composer
has made music that has the very
heart of drama in it"
1t is OF interest to Washington
to learn that jacques Samossoud,
who has been conductor Of the
Washington Opera Company in the
past, is to lead the tour perform.
ances with a cast Of real strength.
THE Henchman" comes to us
within eight months Of its pre-.
miere. ''The Beggar's Opera" dates
from 200 years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-04

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