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ADVERTI9EMF.NT
MONEY TO LOAN
ON
BOND-ndMORTGAGE
DIRECT TOBORROWERS
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
JIICHARD 88. NURD, Pr*?ld*n*.
Cpltal.SurplusAPr $9,005,000
? i*. . -v N I '41 Mo?t*tu* St .Ban.
GARDNER ASSAILS
MILITIA TURNOUT
Xells House Only Twcnty
Ivc Statea Obeyed
Call to Border.
. | l-??U 1
.yjt.. ? from 9n,y
had ajoae to the bor
' '
.rdr.cr declared in the
troduclnra reeolatiOn
Mr
n had
'
? ' ?:r
. the
,p- of the National
CaartJ are ? mca ol the
:..,.. nth the
of June IS, liUfi?
i bt itrenftn
? ta the aar
f the above
"HaVi anj - ' atlona beaa ae
-apted ln 1
I tho
trenpth? lt
.ment
i and
?
?
in condit-ion t.
0 4
930 BB
? rail
?
railro i
??
es. a
'
eea told, ? e>e it
tn be tho fact, tl
kave 'e ?.f
ch they fall
bed by
nt. If the
minimum m
,.t re
one or
.- *
HE MUST OBEY WIFE
OR TO JAIL HE GOES
Court Tells Her to Ring Curfcw
for Tuohcy at 11.
Tha
bbboIbI r ?eeaptiag
raraa to Miehael
V- cnue. And
? m lot
'
ll that
? -trate.
each evfri
n the aroraa of high
And, Anally, she
to her
: he is
trenuoualy when
et 10 o'clock as
hoar.
- ? hoaaea and can t
, d by 10 in the
?
? rned the mac
that yaa ara home
? when
| '.tn you an evening
nn a corr ' ,. ner
for disorderly
ronduct. She teBtified he kept lata
and that he exhibited, not Ib
ntly, a "morning aiter diepoBi
Do Your Part
for the U.S.A.
"The Reai Fight
for a Reai Navy
is Just Beginning
Write today to your Con
pi ssman urglng him tovotc
for the Senate Navy BIN.
Ifl the only plan presented
ior reai preparedness.
The Army bill does nothing
the Country's present
nfety. It nominally author
Bd in army of 178,000 men,
birt the Appropriation Hill
only prtn ides for an increase
of i:?.iiini. |.i t us ln lj) reai
prejairedness in the navy
w'iilc waiting for I rniversal
Obligatory Military Train?
ing aml Service.
roui lettera Uxiay will help
your Congressman to know
?*? you stan.l.
is iaatxtj by Ihe National Se
";lrity League, 11 Pine Street, New
'"rk City. arith branchea every
l!<?' Leagw and belp ita arork.
uhv i/nu, as a
PaUiotk Aaaerican, ahoold lean:
yew C(nintrv\ v.-.trtv to others.
P^ifl and'u.ns.ird.'
APPORTIONMENT
ACT SET ASIDE
BY HIGH COURT
Comiflg Klections Must Be
Held Under Old Dis
hicting Laws.
WHITMAN OPPO4SLD
TO EXTRA SHS4SION
Statutc ol 1916 Hctnji Vold. Only
New Legialatloi Caa Hrin?
About Ckaage.
Albany. July 28. The renppovtion
ment net of thfl IfH Lcfialat ir, \4.<
mvHlidntcd l-y the ("ourt of Apponls ,
tO*day in nn opinion declari: ..
legialation "aBcoBfltltBticaal nnd roid "
As Q***rn*r Whitaaaa is aaderatood
to bc opp.4^i-d t.i ealliag an axtra
sion of the LflgialatBI* to flBBCt h re
apportionment aet rhat will ataad the
I thc coutts, thfl fall Bl*etlona
prohably will bc conduct.-d BCCOrding
to tho apportionment prcv-.ously in I
fore*.
The court hold? that thc 1914 renp- ,
portionment net is unconstitut lonal flO
f.,r aa a appliea to tha County .>f New
York. but ovcrmlos thc dacislOB >'f tha
Appcllarc Div -ion thal th,- establiah
ment of Bfty BB8 instead of : fty B*BB*
torial diatrleta is pneonBtitutional.
"The iatCBtion 4.f thc people," the
court say*. "to lifllit by COBOtltntion
thi- rumbiT of S*natora t<. flfty is cx- 1
| in langUag*) that cannot b*
t04>d, ns foll.-v-?: 'Th.- ScBBtfl
shall alwaya b.- eomposcd of flfty mem
bcra.'
Senate Not I imited Is Flfty.
?Ti.. ? -i is. however, lubject
?o thfl excei reln. lt is
provided tl harlng
?..- ,i it the 1 iiBfl o.
ln tho
'to an additional Sen
. auch additional Sea
?ueh
?
ar.d the whole numb.
? , (tent.1
"Wo ,ln not think r)
tion 4.4: ?
into ilfty-i ?
Concc'rnir.K the a':!.-;:, -1 l
?ution in the Sen
apportionment in the County ?t" New
holds thnt tho
ea not meet th* re
quiror- enl
their I ?? bc included in either
to make thi nearly
eqaal in number of
cluding ?
The opinion deelares that by eonsti*
tutional pro I am aad block are
each made a unit of popalal
., .- ?
number of inhabitants in l
tricts. ir eitea inataneea in tha New
County Senatorial reapportion
mt-nt where there are bloeks on the line
between Senatorial di-Miots eontalaing
numbei of ir.habitant- than onr
half of thc >etween the pop
ularun of the ad te diatrleta.
CaBBtltattOB Mandatory.
"It is said," the opinion ll tl
these -?? fram inadver
and mistnke, and that thi
ao slight tr. ild be disregard
ed bv the court. Wa are of the opin?
ion that rhe eoaal I irional provision is
mandatory.
The court refuses to set nside the
apportionment beeauae of lack of com
paetneaa or' thc Senate district
? ion doei ""t pro
vidfl onqaalifiedly for eorapaetni
,1 diatrieta," aaya the opin?
ion. "were not rcquired to be in the
form of geometric flgurefl. Such a pro?
vision would be impracticable and im
T,(lSSib!e to carry out Ir. is expreasly
provided tl I tl tricta sha!.
rompi.cr u- praetieable. This permits
of a consideration in good ffl
exlsting lir.es, topogTaphy, raeaaa ai
tran-: rt 8tC."
Whole >d Si-t A-ide.
The opinion says in conclusion: "We
do not intend b*,
that it is not poaaible for the courts
;,.r any time 1
portionment m parl and to auatain in
pat*. Complicationa rhat might i
... ? ? port onment im
msidi ration in tho County of New
. ,,r in the counti.-- of New yorl
and I<ronx and auataining it in
f tl
greed thar rhe aet must
ned or Bel
"The order of the Appellat. I'
; should I..- rereraed and the api ?
. ; 1916 deelared
tiona! and roid. Unle lature
i ,ir:,| paBse* 8 B?*
I tronment aet the eonduet of tl:.- ap*
? ? . ? |] have to I
? ? laws so far as
? praet li able."_
KANSAS CITY WOULD BE
HOST TO AIHSKIP CREW
Invites I irst Ocean-Crossintf
Zeppclin to Call.
If a B*P1
i.
' ' '.''*
..-.??'
\: n R. Ha
v . , | \ ,. aakmg foi- ti....
-Mr Meyi r?
\,ll, orgaaisation wiahej ?
ppel.n'a trip
-,;.w v,,rk ? ? teity."Mr Haw
iart*d y*s<
' '.
n?rtv We ?'"l h,m '
? "?
v
: tO 'iir'cr II
_
y?j}r?? -ft
Linen Dresses I
I cspccially deigned for
Extra Size or
Stout Figures
lata I ? ?>? j
Slylish. wrll lailoied loafl or
ahorl waiitrd motlrla; aome 1
rj bined with novrllv 1 f\.
labri I 1 I m al, 1**-*
j /gne^ryaiit
4*2 25 Weit 38th St.
!
M
WANT CITY TO DELAY
ACTION ON RIVER FRONT
Municipal Ownership League to
Protcst To-morrow.
About tiftv aaaaibara et the laagiia
foi Maalelpal Owaerablp aad Opei ??
tion at tba Rafarea Clab reetaraay ap
pointed .1 eotamittee ta prepara ? pro
ti ; againal aay aetion hy tba eity re
garding tin graating of righta t.> the
N'rw Vork Central Railroad aleag the
Hudaofl River front until Hft<T tba
1 election Ib November Th?
proti it will ba im eated al tha raei I
m.; at tba fctayor'a ofBea t<> norrow
aftei noon.
Charlea Prederich Adatna preaided.
Neakera were Jallaa Henrj Cohen,
?if the Citisena l'nion, Coraeliua M.
Sheehan, of the Ailu-d Boarda of Tradt .
Dr, William 11 Allen, direetor ..f tha
Inatitate foi Pablic Service, unii Ea
pone Hliiinentli.il, .?f the Weat Knd As
RAID 6LIND TIGER
ATTRAININGCAMP
District Attorney and Sher
iff Find Barroom for
Rookies at Plattsburg.
'i raa a srarr i neafai .irm of Ttir niUaii 1
PlaUsburgi N. Y.. July 25. -lohn Col*
Uaa, loeal l>i.strict Attorney. was a
rookle himaelf last month. Therefore
he h.'is a fellow fcelini: for this mOBth'a
claaa, and when the news 4-ame to his
ihat there araa a Mind tiger
across tha highway from the atndent
aoldier camp.-, he eontidered, before
.- aetion. the beat way to avoid
.- any of the men into tiuuhle.
If the "on!" were "placbed" early
in the evening a Iol of the aoaa of bi '
families might hc trapped. So Mr. Col?
lina did r-ot i.ii.1 the place until Ion*
after tapa last night, when tl ? ?
luent rookie waa tneked ln1
army eot Then Diatriet Attorney Col?
lina. BherilT Moore and aeveral men
into a most retpectable looking
country BOUae, nnd doWB in tho ?
? . mnd a neal little barraam, with?
out a lieea e. No rookie wai preseBt,
bat stvcral tlioronghly anmilitary per
? ad.
The up came to the loeal law officer.
frorn tho ramp oftU'ials. who heard of
?n! (H-i r and scnl a regular iirruy
Bergeanl to get a drink and the layoul of
eee, for, although it had heen
auapeeted for two weeka, the poliee had
gone through it without Rnding I
intaln of joy in tha eeflar.
1 ... eed to-day that Beai
? re rookie forcea would
rt in b parade and revlew. I
will ne the grtateet demonatratien of
rookie liei i rer held. there being
four ?? :" infantry, two troops
of eavalry, a battery of artillery and
tchmenl of enfineera, a ilgaal
. a medieal eorpi ar.d studenta.
v thoaaanda of green
"' ever
? ?? ?
|y amall proportion are
rly all
- far moro than th. |
ln the .'"ne camp, discoui
. :? hardships, the num
ber of ? ed wai abaut I
that when the end came there were
1.100 left of the gallaat
1,400 who itarted.
??.' of tha present. four rep-iments,
w'.th the time half goBe, there has been
a depreciation, accordmp; to the beat
available figures, of about a hundred
BO far. Hut the prruellinir week of the
yet to or heard from. and that
ii a greal eliraii atar
ARMY APPR0PRIATI0N
TO TOTAL $290,000,000
Bill Increases House Figures by
$110,000,000.
Waahington, July 26. All efforta to
reduee itemi of the Army Appmna
11] below the figun i recommend
ed by the Military Committee failed in
the Senate to-day, and ind
? ? ? were that the total appropriation
would approxitnate 1290,000
.,,,,. j, , , ? cte i ta-marrow.
of the appropriatioaa had boea
? upon when adjonrnment was
taken to-night As the hill stands lt
the House authorization b,'
10,000.
ator Lee, of MarylaBd, made an
effori ? . ?? an appropriatioB for
lie of gaardamen in
Federal aerviee, bul his amendmenl
'.., ruled out of order. The isaaa will
ho raised again on an amendment by
? tte,
An amendmenl to eatabliah a Coun
eil of National Defeaee for e<
etion of induatriea and nsources in
the interesl of national Beeurity was
. | to, 39 to 18. The eoui c I would
? ? ? ? ? State, vi .?r
of SUff of the
an offlcei Of th< navy not be
? eaptain, and r.ot more
than ' i" InduBtry.
FLEETS GUN PRACTICE
PROVES DISAPPOINTING
Ofiicers Di^pleased with Records
df Atlantic Targct Work.
"Anything but pleaaing," ia how of
? . ? it thi Brooklyn Nav
ktlantic l
praetice off Newport,
? I al the yard yaaterday. The
summer pi i I ??
I :.., wi ? ci ? dered Many1 hing b il
r p;," end il I ad heen haped Ad
Mayo would th make a
ng which would blot out the
memoi es ol t
thirty-fiv<
?
fleet' at n
.... i
ff Nea rt for a
? '?
rn dr II
?
foi ii progi
?
v feature ol
tei will be t; . e teat 1
I una, mounti
the Nevada, P< i
? . ? i
in the targ | ' '??
nly on thi
Supreme
-IN
Victor
oervice
Kl 5 th Av. at
nabe 39th s.
NEGRO REGMENT
RAPMY FILLING
500 Men Have Already
Joined Command of
Coi. Hayward.
FIRST BATTALION
IS MUSTERED IN
Movo Is Afoot to Get a Per*
nianent Armory for the
15th Infantry.
The Itth Infantry, N. 0. BJ. Y.,
? olon*] William Huyward's B*gr* refji
ment. is hrcakinj; n!l rrrords for rapid
orgaaixatlea. (>ne battalloB of four
rompanies recruited in .Miinhattnn
already haa be*n mastaiad lat* eevrtee
under the n< w defenco aet, and the two
other battaliOBfl whieh will complett,
thfl lagimeat arfl under way. Com?
pany K. the first of tho aecond bat
talion, ninety-tive men atTOBg, took thc
l-e.l.ral aatfa Inst nijrht at thfl 2Sd Refri
nient armory in Hrooklyn. Company I,
the first of the third battalion, will be
laifre enough (o swear allBgiaBCfl within
a week or two.
"Since we. staited four weeks njrn,"
said ('olonel HavwHrd yoterday, "we
have muatarcd in about 600 men, all
examined nnd passed in one of the
tuost rifjorous axamiaatioBfl ever con
ducted. We BXpcCl to have the regi?
ment tilled up tO 1,000 bv tha end of
Aaguat An.i let raa tell you. triis is
nn unhyphenated organixatioa."
The third hatralion ifl to bfl recruiteil
ln Maahattan aad Th.- Broax. The sec?
ond will ba eompoaed raoatly of Hrook?
lyn negroaa, TTho organisation ha.s
opened only two recruitmg ofllcei *nfl
at L'L'17 Seventh Avenue. Mi.niiat tan,
tne other ar 114 tfyrtlc Avenue, Brook?
lyn and th.- applieatiom for onlist
ment have been keeping the reersitag
oflieeis. as W*ll as Colonel Hayward
nnd Lieutenant Colonel (,>-,.!.'>? P.
Hmton, on thfl job day and nij,'ht.
i Hayward ala* haa reeeived ap
pllcatiom for pi rmi ion to enlial eom*
paniea in Yonkera, Janaaica aad ktonnt
Veruon.
. olonel Hayward ia now aegotlating
arlth the rity authoritiea, rhe Armory
Board nnd tha real afltata braach ai
the Piaance Departmeat for a tem
porary aad permanenl armory. Lafay*
ette Hall, al I32d Btreel aad Seventh
Avenue. where thfl regimeat'fl t.-m
porary beadq tarti r ar* lacatad. is n<>t
large ai bb| ? ? taodata the
oai eompleted battalioa. Many of thfl
-,|iiads drillini* nightly and
aboul 7,'. per cent of the men turn out
for nightly drill have tfl take to thp
'i. to earry bb! tho maaaeovra* of
Tha 2d Battalioa
will prohably be drilled, temporarily
i,t lea-t. in t'he 23d K gimeat Armory,
. Bi roklya.
Col. Conley Asks New
Physical Examination
Coloaol Loala D. Conley, formerly
eommanding officer of thfl tBth R*gi
mi'iii, is determined to fight to th.- laat
diteh for l >ll!,- t Btemi nr He applicd
yeaterday to Adjutanl General Simpaon,
of the I'l-nartiuent of th' Eaat, at GoV
, rnor's Isian.l, for another physical ex?
amination. The application waa for
warded t* the War Departmeat without
?:,:;,, i,- frOBI the offieei I at regu?
lar' army headquai
Major General Leoaard Wood, who
returned to * bu. > day' worh after a
?our of inspe.non at Plattflbarf)
there wiis i.o ehaBg* in the Conley mat
, far a h.' flraa coaeerned. lle
thought improbable any ehaag* in thc
thc War Departmeat up*
iiolding Colonel C.mley's I ctireni-nt.
General Wood remarkea, however, that
the mustermjr out of Colonel Conley
from the Ke.leral servire did not neces
aarily rttir* him from the militia ser
vice.
COLLEGE MEN WILL BE
MUSTERED OUT IN FALL
U. S. Will Scck to Reorpanize
Them Into Reserve.
Waahington, July -"< All National
Guard organiaationa eompaaed of col
lege atudenta will be muatered out af
the Pederal lerviee ia tima f*r them
to proeeed arith their work ln the full.
lt was announeed at tha War Pepart
ment to-daj thal the p of tha ga*
erameat would bc t* diaband auch or
ganitationi completely as onita of the
National Guard and to aeak tha re
organixation of th? eollcg* men into
bram - "rVt' eorp*.
National Guard units. eompa**d af
atudenl i who ha boI gona to the
: | lugu ' i will nol b*
forward, and limilar orgaaii il
on th? border arill bc a n Bep
t, mber l for rauatering out, aaleaa
.-??ui-y anaea.
Individual memb*r?ef oegro National
Guard organixationa who ean ahow rhe
ntention of entering or returning to
for I ?? fall i.-rm also
will be muatered out on September 1.
WILSON STANDS
FOR GREAT NAVY
Notifies Congress Leaders
He Wants Senate Pro?
gramme Adopted.
BUCHANAN BLOCKS
ACTION FOR A DAY
Special Rule Will Enable the
Measure To Be Forced Into
Conference To-morrow.
Washington, July 25. Tresiden.
Wilson ha. determlned to stand
eaaarely behind the increa.ed St-natr
\ naval building programme. Word of
i his de.ire that the Senate provi.ion.
! be ai-eepted by the House was sent frorn
the White House to-day to Admmi.Ura
i tion leaders at the Capitol, where con?
ferrees will benln con.ideration of the
; naval bill in a few day..
Repre.entative Huchanan. of lllinois,
j a member of the Naval Committee, tem
! porarily blocked reference of the
I measure to conference in the House
I to-day, but leader. will insist on a con?
ference. and the Ru!?s Committee will
I be ready to force that disposition of
the bill when the House meets again on j
' Thursday. Represcntativc Huchanan
! objected to Chairman l'adgctfs reejUCet
j for appointment of conferrees under
| uaanimoaa conoeat
Whether President Wilson's intluenee ,
i will he laflcieat to put through the b?ff !
! Senate programme, carrying proviaiea j
i for immediate construction of four |
I dreadaoughta and four battle eraisera
and a tluie-vear continuous building
programme, ia aaeertaia. Several Rep
; reeentativea Boaght to-day to hav- the
lloiise eoaferreea boand ?n certam
emendmente, bat chairman Padgatt la
: that they ba left free to smooth
out differeacea at their discretion.
The plan for forcing reference to
coafereaee an Thursday was agreed on
by Chairman Padgett, tho Democratic
leader, Mr. Kitchin; the Republican
leader, Mr. Ifaaa; Acting cha.rm.in
Harriaon nf the Ralee Committee, and
I Democratic a^l RenuMiean maotbara of
tbe Naval Committee. Mr. Padgett
introdneed a reaolution mnking the
iary parllameatary proviaioB for
appointment of conferrees M r.
Huchanan said his rcason for blockiag
eetion to-day was that the bill an
! important to he left to conferrees.
Sccrctary Daniols wrote to I harrman
Padajett to-day argtng that tho Senn?e
amendment stipulating that the pro
poeed naval laaoratory be loeated ia
thi eapital be striekea out. He trans
mi''ed a letter from the Naval i onsult
ing Board loggeatiag that the loeation
: should be left to the discretion of the
Navy Department.
ROOSEVELT SEES
CAMP BOYS DRILL
Smiles Show His Approval
of Junior Military
Training.
[Sl t laaraaa ta Taa Trnmn* ]
Camp Washington. Fort Terrv. N.
V.. Julv t?\ The 1.200 schoolboys
under miiitarv training here reached
the seventh heaven of their dreams to
day erhen they gayly marched in dress
parade before Colonel Theodore Roose
velt.
It was ofTicially Rooserelt Day at the
! camp, so, of course, it was a gala day.
Hundreds of visitors thronged the
i borders of the parade grounds to
Watch the former President, with
1 Colonel Andrew Hero, jr.. Colonel
trVaulk and his staff, walk before
and behind the long line of cadets
The many happy smiles that flaahed
?o i olonel Booaavalt'a lips showed
how greatly he approved of the junior
military training being given here this
summer. As he walked through the
eompaay Itreeta before thp cadets had
marched :o the parade ground, he fre
quently itopped for a hrief ehat arith
some hov he knew, or with the son of
some close friend.
Ilefore tha revew the Colonel took
luncheon with Colonel Hero and his
statf in the Ka.-t I'nit.
Laat nifht Captain R. C. F.ddy ad
dressed 'lie cadets on his experienees
on the Sii KieaB border, and Ceneral
Chittenden told them of hia travel- in
Central America. The second school
boy eneampment here is to open on
August '-"- and to continue until Sep
t. mber '.'. hlest of the eadeta af tne
present camp who remain will be BOB
eammiasioaed oflcera for the second
I camp.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
ll ,rrau I
.
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.- mptftle*
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4 ?? . ,.
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FATAL TO DR. HARRIS
Boston Physician Dies?Dr.
Adams's Death Still Mystery.
Roston, July J"> I?r. Wilfred K
Harria, who was ah*t laat Taaaajay by
Dr. r.'ldndr?<- At-.w,o,l. ii*d lat* today.
His wiffl was with him at the end.
?jh,. pollca aan*une*d that thc
charge againat Pr Atwcwd \v,.u'd be
ehanged fr?n. aaaaalt ta tirst d*g?**
murdvr. , ,
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found no explaaation for th<- death by
poiaoning of Dr. C*lla P Adam?
rj that giv*? bv Atwoad, who
M{d !,,. had l.?t llairis because tlie
latt-i had e*mfl b*twe*B the yoiiiic
woman aad Atwoo.l, makinif th*ir mar*
riagc Im-poaflibla eni rausing, the
suind* of Miss Adams.
AtWOOd'fl attorney* have intima'ed
thnt tlie defenre will he temporary
kn**>nity AtW**d has said thnt the
death of hi- iweetheart wns the cul
minstion of a seriea of incidentB that
drove him mad.
The police. nre giving much atten
tiaa 'o the theory held by .tanch
friends of Hr. Harri. that Mis. Adam.
eraa murdafoA They have made an I
effort to find where the poi.on re
ceivcd hy Dr. AdaflaS on th" night Ol
her Anal latervlev. afKh Atwead araa
purrhasrd. They have als> made B
futile attempt to diacover a motiv*
for suicide other than that given by
Atwood.
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PRIVATE SLEUTH SENTENCED
fireenberg '.et. Sii Month. for Al
leged l'ickporket Allrmpt.
Charlea Oreeabarf, a private fatoe
ti.,e emplayed bv an ageney in the
Tenderlain aoetioa of Broadway, waa
aentenced to aerve six month. in^*
workhaaM veeterday Be had been
convicted of attemptmg to pick IM
.-4 of a atre-tcar pa^cnger. A
list of eight previous prison ser.tences
alleeed hy the police to be part of
Greenberg'a record, was read to Mag
iitrate Simms, who imposed lentence.
Harry White, of 305 F.ait Eight*entB)
Street, pleaded aruilty "> havinir acted
in concert with (ireenberg, iie wai
sentenced to rerve Bvc montni and
twenty days in the workhouie.
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Stewards Meet Here August 7.
The lBt*f*Btioaal StawaiaV Ai
tiop will open its sixtetnth annual
convention nt the Waldorf Astoria on
Aucust 7, closinj* with a dinner on tho
Dg ot Auguat 10. H.'*<en biisi
ness aeflflianfl. ,hr d?leg?t*fl will in
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establishments.
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGIKAr.
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Caeap aobatitutes cost Y01J eame pitca.
^} Songs on the Top Wave
: Popularity
"MIRILLING patriotic roaemblei like
[J "Young America?We're Strong For
-*- You" and **Wc'll Never Let tlie Old
Flag FtH"j hits that are hits, like Al Jolton'i
singing of "I Scnt My Wife to the Thousand
I.lcs"; and comic andsentimentalsong-succo.-cs
like "I've Got a Sweet Tooth Bothering Me"
from Lcw Fields* latcst sho\v"Step This Way"
and "Songa We Used to Sing in Dixieland," a
Remick song-gem that u iweeping the country.
Muaic of a very difrerent sort is Casals' mar
velotM handling of the 'cello in .Saint-Sacns'
" Mlecrro Aopassionato" and Havdn's "Minuct
in C Major."
Also in the August List
Kathteen Parlow'a inspired playing of two brilliant violin compositi<>ns l>y Kieisler and
Srendsen, Graveure'a inspired rendering ol two beautiful old time hymni and Rothier's
great basso in thc iramortal anthem "La Marsellaise," rank qmte as high in artistic intereat
As e.xamplcs of another side of the month's list, here are
Four Popular Records You Should Hear
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Music of Universal Interest
Varied and charming is the balance of the list: eight rhythmic danoes; theTartar Ballet
from "Prince Igor", (a veritable orchestral triomph;) vioiin gems, banjosolos, instrumental
trios; vocal choruses, quartets and solos; novelties on the harrp, gypsy ttmboJom and
Hawaii tn guitar. Two Shakespearean orations add further novelty to this extuisive and
entertaining list?a list that you'll enjoy hearing at your dea'.er's.
New Columbia records on sale the 20th of every month
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