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THE EVENING WORLD, TUjESDAY, APRIL 2G, 1921.
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MILLIONS MADE
M WORLD
S BIGGEST
OF BARGAIN SALES
Walter Damrosch
Will Resume His
Wagner Recitals
As there will bo more Wnsncr
opera In town next scuson Walter
Damrosoh will resume his well
known recitals at the pluno on the
Wanner music dramas. He will qlve
u Buries of five Sunday afternoons In
Aeolian Hall, devoting tils talks to
the Ring of the Nlbelunuen openu.
Speculators Gel War Depart
ment's Left-Over Supplies
At Low Figures.
WASHINGTON, April S The War
Department's disposal of leftover
(supplies In the world's greatest bar
pain sale, und shrewd speculators ure
making fortunes almost dally by bid
ding for hundreds of thousands and
even millions of dollars worth of war
tupplles that they plan to sell at three
Dr even ten times the purchase price. ft0k root on the stage of tho Man-
It Is no pikers game, though
everything imaginable, from corned
bcof to surgical Instruments, is Bold.
Uncle Sam deals In large lots only
und It takes capital to get Into tho
rv.me. Already supplies that cost tho
Uovernment more than Jl.300.000,000
have been sold for approximately
1900.000,000.
The last of tho leftover canned
tivats sold for about i cents n pound,
und will be rtwolcl at 10. Smoklnrf
tobacco that costs 10 cents In the
I tores is being sold at 3 cents In Im
lnpnte lots. A man has made a for
I ; i ic In barracks bags at 10 cents
lach by having them made Into can
v is Jumpers at a cost of 35 cents.
Army cots that cost tc or $7 at retail
t e to do sold at about $2. Hundreds
nf thousands of pairs of strong shoes
i e offered at Jl and J1.25 a pair.
!ine stuff now being bid for cost
I i-out $500,000,000.
STOKES FAMILY AT
DRIVER'S FUNERAL
Pay Tribute to Veteran Coachman
Who Had Served Them
Fifty-Two Years.
argnlr Constant Volgnler, coachman
for fifty-two years In the family of the
late Anson I'hclp Stokes, will be
Inirlod this morning at l.enox. Members
o", the Stokes family will attend the
f ineral. The body will rest beside that
nf hla wife, who wns confidential maid
f,.i Mrs Stokes for forty years.
At the time of his death on Saturday
5' pneumonia, olgnler was eighty-four
i ar. old, and uu to two years ago he
I t-quently diove a brougham or a vie
,orla In fifth Avenue.
Ituth Kemper, violinist, was a late
season's arrival on the concert stago,
She gave her programme last eve
ning In Aeolian Hall. She plays
pleasantly and prettily and, if Jho
were to be classified, she coxlld bo
conveniently grouped with numerous
fellow players that have appeared
ilwoughurut the aeason,
The Favorita Grand Opera Com
pany, springing up from nowhere,
liatlan Opera Houso last evening,
Under the ministrations of Conductor
Ivll-Oreflce, proppod by a sturdy
chorus, watered by a few stlrrin
high notes from the throat of G.
Tummlsslnl, tenor, and warmed by
the voices of Agnes Robinson as
Uloconda, N. Frascanl as Laura, A.
Klinuva as Cleca, A. Ordonez us the
scoundrel Uarnaba, and 1. Plcchl as
Aivlso. tho opera of the evening, "Ia
Uloconda," became a thriving opera
plant, growing In favor as the show
progressed and winning high ap
p'ause from a large and excited
audience.
Three of the singers nre recent ar
rivals here, coming from Italy with
Mr. Mugnonc, tho great conductor,
whoso recent venture at the Lexing
ton Theatre did not turn out well. It
was a very good performance for a
first time. The company Is ambitious
enough to give a different work each
tlmo It sings. The next pcriormnncn
will be Thursday, and the opera will
bo "Alda."
Ana tlirrr. In mnro ntiera awaiting
In tho ofllng. The Southern Comic
Opera Company has taken a twelve
weeks' lease. It announces, oi too
Manhattan, for a senson of summer
light opera, opening with a musical
version of "The Three Muskatccrs,'
adapted by Richard Temple, who has
written tho lyrics and tnu music.
. , . - AnA-nMn ut,a mllWln
world will unite In a testimonial bene-.
in ror Anurvas utppei ai wie
polltnn Opera House, Monday eve
ning, May 9 moiig the Artists who
havo volunteered to appear arc:
f runces Aina, ssonmc urnsiau, juhu
Sara KminH, l.yilla Llpkowska, Mar
garet MatKenauer, Alleo Nielsen,
Frances 1'omltu; Ionora f-parkes.
iieirn mnuicy, mnr.-""1"
Kmma Trentlul, Alio" Zeppllt, David
tllspham. RolM-rt Hlosa. Charles
Hackelt, Morgan ICIngslon. Robert
Leonhnrdt. Giuseppe Do Lucn, Leon,
Rothlrr, Iliecordo Straculnrl, Clar-.
ence Whltehill, Nicola Zcrola and Jan
Kubellk.
HAZING DEFENDED !
BY CORNELL SUN
Enforcement of Law, "Written or
Unwritten," Must Be Con
tinued, It Says.
ITHACA. N. Y., April 26. In answer
in tho atatemcnt by Prof. Gcorgo Un
rein Hurr that the hazing of Fred Mo
rrill, a Cornell freshman, for refusing
to near a freshman cjtp, was a "mani
festation of lynch law," the Cornell
Dally Sun says editorially:
"Open defiance of a rule whloh the
students conceive to be well grounded
by a tradition of long standlne, sho
(Cornell) will not tolerate." The Sun.
which was criticised by I'rof. Uurr for
playing a large part In Mortlli's pun
ishment. Is credited with reflecting the
opinion of the great majority of the un
dergraduate body In Its defense of tho
hating Incident.
"Lynch law," continues the Sun, "Is
not a part of Cornell traditions and
never will be, but the enforcement
of law. written or unwritten, must con-!
tlnuo." I
STEVENS TOLD HIM
OF WILL, HE SAYS
Barber Tells of Revelation, but
Search Fails to Find Trace
of Paper.
Search for a will of Calvin Atnory
Stevens has not yet revealed the
missing document, If there is one The
barber who had attended Mr Stevens
for yenra has come forward with ,i
statement that a few days before th
aged man's death he attended til in ti
tho hospital. Mr. Stevens told turn
he had made his will and had "taken
care of all of his friends," tho burbpi
said.
Mrs. Stevens, the widow, has dou -d
an Interview published in a morning
newspaper In which she was reputed
to have stated that her dead husband
wis penurious, sat up tor hours at
night to find even once cent unac
counted for in his books and neglect' o ;
to take proper care of his family and
their residence, No 874C Hay 27tr. I
Street, Hensonhurwt
rtnee llnrr Kill. ilrl.
I'N'HMIt. Okln. April 26 --A five-
yviii -old girl was killed and five per
..in . lnjur(l. 'w tl.iusly, whi-i.
A ra. ehor.c d.nhnd through a rni .
track fence Into ,i crowd of spectators
tn-li Tilt lockiv a one of the In
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