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Ifbc a practical memorial commemor-
p‘ating not only the services of all Am-
ti'vvbuilding. he explained that Urwas to
g-ericans in *thc \Vorld War. but per-
;ipetnuiing the memory of George
Viinshimzton. and carrying out the
:Q‘dlfl‘iillnnal features-suggested in his
‘wlll. The President's solicitation of
_.statc cooperation in the erection of
this national monument. has lent a.
‘natimi-wide interest to a project be-
jgun many years ngo iv) the (ich-gc
~Wiisiiington Memorial Association.
3 In connection with the laying of the
«cornerstone of the Geoige- “Rushing-
ton Victory Memorial. as it is called.
. on November 14th. in the presence of
high government ofllcials. foreign rep-
resentatives and the heads of the
Army and Navy. President Harding
i said; “We are come to pay tribute to
the foresight which first encouraged
‘ .uid endowed the institution here es-
tablished-«an institution which is to
lit’ alike- :1 monument. to those who
sacrificed in it until:- causc and a lit-u-
con to shed afar the light of useful
- knowledge and grateful understand-
ing among men."

The purpose of the Nit-marial was
also announced on a gathering place
for Amerimms. where American minds
could meet. in fruitful exchanges.
Thus. as the President suggested.
this instigation of the National Capi-
tal may become. through its varied
uses. a. veritable “iiiiiw-rsny of Ameri-
can citizenship." it Will till a long-
felt Want, for. unhsipplly. though the
cit) of “'ushinnton lids lurrumc an iii-
termttionnl mn-ting IllilCt‘. it is not yet
t-Iiiiippo-d With suital-lc assembly
rooms.

\Vhen completed. the building will
house thr headquarters of national.
military and patriotic organizations.

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‘of the funds now being raised provide
- . {or the purchase of a fine organ. and! >
o-- an. endowment to pay a. musician of
national reputation is planned.

hall will. stretch on acoustical dome,

at Rome.

FIRST “NATIONAL , -. 9.."
CONCERT" TO BE HELD

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three times the diameter of St. Pete >
The. high vaulted canopy 'nig'ht to “cut in
will be studded with blue and gold ;will‘ be the largest concert in
Service stars indicative of the services ’ world. .
rendered by over five million Ameri- The monster event Will be given at
cans who {fight in the \Vorld “far. the great Westinghouse broadcasting
Besides the oval balcony, a. large ‘ station outside of; New 39’? City. as
banquet hall is' previded in the sec— l part. of the nation/til observance spon-
ond floor. seating six hundred. and sored this week bszthe Schpfit’rt com-
suitzihte for dinners of national im-‘mit‘tee. to celebrate the51125tlh anni-
portance. 'There also will be rooms versary of the birth ovamnz Schu-
0n the floor for the permanent hem‘i- ' bert. ma er composer.‘
quaiters of military. patriotic socte— Since i will be audible in nearly
lies nnd veterans“ associations. On;every section of the United States
tin: third floor. fifty-eight rooms are lwhcre either amateurs or profession-
dc-sicnated for the use of states andials have receiving stations. the offi-
territorial possessions. The fourth l cials who are arranging for the
floor is arranged for additional offices § broadcasting, estimate that the musm
will be heard by about one million

for the use of \ai‘lous societies Whose , .
objects are to promote the welfare of l persons. the largest. concert audience

the country or are of educational in- fin the world.
i Dicie Howell, lyric soprano and

It is planned that one room of lhelfamous concert interpreter Of
building he devoted to the use of vet— Schubert Music. will sing- the "Song
cruns oi” the World War. It will be Of Love." made from Schubert's pg-
endowed and provision will be made | finished Symphony and part of “BT06-
for a museum and a library of W‘orld ‘som Time." {A‘Bi—oawday piece now
\K’ar history and pictures.

For emotion of the building. ten
million dollars are sought. more than
half a million of that sum is already
on hand. For the endowment of the
Memorial. from ten to fifteen million
dollars is desired. making a total of

tiiience.

5music have formed the theme.

The Natzy orchestra of the fash-
ionable Biltmore Hotel. directed by
Jack Green will play “Tell’Me Daisy“
by Shubert-Romberg-Berte. selections
from "Blossom Time" by the same

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twenty or twenty-five million dollars.
the

lint more than this amount will be Dorothv Donelly who
available if the present subscription musical drama. ”Blossom Time" will;
plan prov” SUCCWSMI' read a.poem on the life of the mini.

The scheme ior iinnncmg the under- poser. ,

luklll): is helic'i'ed to be unique. Erich Edith ““80" soprano of the Chica-
lu-insz asked to endow a Service star go Opera: Company will gingvsévorn)
ior 4\r-r}' son and daughter who unpublished numbers of Franz Schu-
svrrcd during tllt‘ \\'orld \Var. 'l‘hc bert.

lull-s to ho ussr-sse-il .irc: A minimum
or five dollars for cach hlue service
slur :lllil n minimum of one hundred
dollars for v:i('li gold star of sncrifict?

l“r.lll(‘t‘ has her l'nntlicon and llrlt- ' -

Officials announce that amateurs
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ii-quo-st and Without «'liuigc. usn- the
auditorium and :LSHt'llllrl) looms liir

mt-t'tiiius iillll cunn-nlimw.

Thu- lvlllllllliL'. which originally was
known tis- "'l‘ho- (iovurizc \Vushliiirlmi
Memorial." but ,lnti'r also Ill signaled

as the Victory Me‘rnogial. was author—
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his idrzils established in 1776. and
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ili‘ ilw country who [Ii‘i'sv-l'Vt‘tl “19m in
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COMMANDS 413m IfiFANTRY.

Lt. Col. Henry Herschell Adams. of
79 Mayo avenue, Greenwich. Conn.
has been announced as commanding
officer of the 418th Infantry.

This regiment is part of the 76th!

Allvoperators receiving the concert
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YALE STUDENTS CANNOT HAVE
AU'IOS. '

Division. United States Army. now be-
ing formed in the states of Connec-
ticut and Rhode Island. The county

NEW HAY 3N. Feb. 4,—Students of ii‘airfield and the towns of Water—
at Yale l'niversiry are not permitted bury. Ansoni'a. Derby. Seymour. Ox-
to have automobiles except in ex-qiford. Beacon Falls. Naugatuck.
ceptional instances, while following Southburv. Middiebury and W'alcot
their courses, it was stated today. will furnish the personnel for this
when inuuiry was made in faculty regiment.
circles as to opinmn on action of In 1898 Col. Adams was a Captain
President Hibben of Princeton in of National Guam]. of New York. and'
writing guardians’nnd parents that i. was later an aide on the staff of Gen— 1
machine was a detriment to study. It eral Nelson A. Miles. ,
was stated that the policy at Yale has During the world “far he was
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TlllS WEEK-[Nil

The Candy Specials at Golden‘sl
Confectionery store located in the}
)iahackemo Block at South Nor-walk.
tor this week-end are as follows“
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hard candies (twelve flavors to

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lil‘P gain‘ng in populm‘liy evr-ry am“ :attle. carefully washed adders.

and there is good reason for the same sterilized receptacles at"! modern

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whc'w ii..nt~.- pic and singing until the

WW. small hours.
lip :iisfl enjoys going to the other

extra-me and. when he has :1 little indi-

gvsillii to iancy liiinseli an object of
tragic misery.

'i‘liis almost universal desire for
criSes and climaxes has lead to a suc-
cession of lads crcn along the pro
greeslw- path of science.

Just now the fall is to get rid of the
teeth. if one has a boil he is sure to
have a friend \\ ho will assure him that
this comes from a hall tooth. If he
have a lame burl: Or a sprained thumb
or a Flight, htndache. on the mmning
after trying his latest exicriment in
the manufacture of lemonade. from
heps, malt. Tiils'lns'. brown sugar and
yeast, he gets r-xacily the same ad-
vice.

He gets so set in this groove. that
when [he furnace does not draw well
he Shirts for the dentist to have a
tcr'l. pulled.

' < is all because a large number of
clni ic diseases have been cured by
ge" rid of a town which was in-
et-iir: il.» unrirs- <3er in, but this does

.not menu ihnt i‘m- extraction of any
romh will our llla‘ constitution of its
former owner in permit repair.

Teeth are natural; they are useful;
they function hettrr in their own par-
ticular department than iinvihing
which man has invented: iliev sland a
terrific amount of abuse and still

..make a generous return of toll and

pleasure: they always do the best they

can under the circumstances.

’i'herefore. the sPl’lSllHe course to
take is to consult with your dentist 80
HI! to arrange the circumstances that
your teeth will last at least as long as
"you do.

, When the dentist advises the extrac.

“on of a. particular tooth. he will do

I0 only because that particular tooth

In more dangerous inside the mouth

“on outside and he will know exactly

"why this'is.
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singing for Victor audiences the first time this
month two records that well reveal her

lyric soprano.

tone sun in the most fl ' ' ’
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SWEET AND LOW (Tennyson-Barnby) j .
The uquisitc solo voice is thrown into clearer
and urer relief by the masculine stren th of
the ntenon Quartet in this sweet cradle-lyric. M ‘

CANZONETTA (Goethe-Loewe)
a beautiful song. with soft. high, restful floating 'V f"

Victor Rd San] Record 66020

WERRENRATH

serenades

A fine. example of whats musicianly setting
and musiaanly interpretation will do for a song.
sung With sympathetic power and the fluent case

of perfect technique—-

Where My Dear Lady Sleeps

Victor Rad Seal Record 66018

These-with the other New

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Statements, Factory Cost, 00.
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