THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1920.
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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
IAODIEIICE
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Galli-Curci Draws The Largest
; - Crowd That Has Ever Greet
. ed a Singer Here
Singing' before tbe Urgent aodiene
that kn evr greetee; a amgcr ia Ba
leigh, Amelita Galli-Onrrl, acclaimed
far critic the greatest eolorntura
wopraaa ef her geaeration, electrified
her nearer lt night t th Auditor
- iura erita th cheer sugniileeat of her
artistry.. She era received wtta enthn
' sums that grew into aa Ttio before
- the eonelusoa of the program, and waa
... ' recalled time and time again to at-
knowlrdre ttoraa ef applause.
The concert era the second of the
' sertee of foar that are txwiig given us-
irr the aaspiee ef the Jteueigh Botary
( tub, Joha MeCormarh waa the first
of the great artists to ing here, ap
rearing before 5,000 people December
' third. Great a was the throng that
' 'gathered te hear the Iriah tenor, Galli
Cnrrt drew forth a greater aiultitude
; All'ef the normal eating- apaea ef the
Aaditorium m takea and hundred
" - ef ehaira enpplemeited the aeeemodn-
- turn of the house.
Popular iatereet ia the reeont domes-
fa nphvoTal ef to OnHi-Carcl honso
. hold asay hav. eraara ' aorae ef the
throng to are the woman In the eaee,
p and tbe alleged "other ait ia Homer
rtamneb her aceorofanlant. Bat these
thisga were forgot ho ehe had snag
- aed- there waa only tar-Tomomhetihe
wtter ieuiflctnce of da vofce and
the darellng technique with which
the need it. The diva heraelf baa not
the stage presence that her predecessor
oa the peak of vocal srrnineneas hae
' hid, bat ia compensation for this rxw-
. nble abotcomlag, ehe haa nndoohtedly
A vole, that haa never bees surpassed,
i. : ia many reepecte. j- . ,
-It waa a rather alight alatort timid
figure that emerged from the wlnga to
' greet the Brat outburst of applauee that
opened the eoaeert. Below the average
height, aleaderly-fashioned, ahe stood
before the vast' aea of humanity. tUie
It dark, evidently Spanish, with maeaea
- of black hair that ahe 'Wore eeiled low
ever her head. Her forehead la broad,
almost to aiatsiveuess. 8 ha wore aa Un-
1 usual dreta of roee georgette ever roea
eatm, trimmed with gold lc. There
. -ere o jewels, nave a diamond ia
either ear, aad a aleader gold ehaia
orient tier seek.
With almost dlflldenna aha watted be
fore the piano while Homer &t raw Is ar
ranged the aeore for the beginning of
the concert, acknowledging the greeting
that rolled up at her feet. The aproar
died abruptly aa (lamuela atmek the
opening note of the iatrodnetioa to
"Caro Alio Bona," aad there wee a dra
mti aileaee when ha eerae to the pause
and waited for her to begin. Her tint
note were eloodod, aad then tbe Voice
eeme elear, tree, strung, mounting
surely ia the opening crescendo passage
t- of the song, The. eoaeert waa begun.
I The audience wa bore and ahe kept it
, until the end. C
It waa Kuliigli a first esperiehrVwlth
a eoloratue. and it waa with r n o b-
wildernicnt that assay heard the on
' folding of the vol that haa been her-
Hided in every hamlet ia America, Its
REGO
HEARS COLORA
URA
yNW p jjs4e
;
How Many Wonien aAjre Uko TWa 7
Can anything be mora wearing for women than the' ceaseless
round of household duties? Oh I the monotony of it all
work ani Crudgo ; notlmatobevleki tired, ailingyeft can.
not stop. -" There comes a time when wmething " safliw w and
they find theinsdmBImply wtot out," and to mats matters
wone,haTe oontractodterloos feminine disorder whloh almost
alwun follow tneooostw
Then they sbonia remember that there Is no remedy like
Lydia & riakhani'a Vegetable Compoond-toe expa.
rlenoe of theae two roem establishes that fact s .
.Te4 Eajiiaaj t "After the
tMna of my but child 1 bad rich
painful Spell that Won 14 ug ae
entirely A my heoaewwrk. I Buf
tered asanth aad tkodootar Skid
tiia my troaUle wse erraai ajoott
aad I wonld hav to hue an opera
tion. Tha was an awful thing e
tne.wltha voont bbv aad bueiW
ebiitrea. so tm aa I thoorht of
lyd
aia m.
rtotUma Vegaiabla
Coeaeonng aed how
i it had belped
m jaar future and I decided to try
Asoos:nveootucol vec.
b,Ciripnvndaad osed Lvdla IB.
I inih a SanatlvoWashaudaiime
then 1 have be a well nremaa, abl
to takeearoef myhevsa and family
w itheut any trouble ev a day's PKin.
X aBr!ya4)l tbankiultoswearby
roarna.tnmnytinM. lam Ion t
wyaaraotj and have not haded
liliwusof an v kind foe trie ymra.'S
Mm. II. Kosmo, fell t .:'if Jjitd.
Codec &a;iaa, Iowa.
AH VTora Out TTomea EhoTUl .
in
W(. nil
1 - I i" - k..- I 1 .
breath waa taken away with the con
sununate ease with which the voice
Darned up, Ixaping easily -to the highest
heichta of the aeale. poUing there until
it seemed that the throat would burnt,
then falling easily, graeefdlly, smoothly
to the lower gronae of meioay.
t Misting were the warm, appealing
tones that belong tb soprano and the
contralto voices, and perhaps tbe au
dience felt that tnrongneut, pot tin re
waa the daxxling trUhanee of eioeu.
Uon that blinded all else but admira
tion. Nowhere in the entire program
did she reach, farther than that emo4
tioai if it be an emotion. Of that recog
nition of brilliant rocalism, ehe won
the last drop. Hhe waa irresistible in
the men-le of her appeal. '
Two numbers frOm Verdi s pvrotech-
nie show pieces, I sro Nome1 from
Rigokttto, and "Bemnra Libra," from
Traviata, were aung with eonsnmate
brilliance ia the a ret hnlf ef the pro
gram, aad ehe eloaed with Meyerbeer's
hadow Song," from Pioaorab, anng at
the espeeial requeet of the Meredith
College anuaie atudenta. A little aong
rrem toe Spanish "Uaoeelertt, ' waa per
hapa her nearest approach to mora than
mora voeallsm during tbe evening.. Well
known nam tiers done m English as an
ore fell somewhat short of the more
flerid number. .
Altogether ahe more than fulfilled all
that a expected of her. and that was
saying a good deal. Jo Homer Bamnels
ahe haa an accompanist that if "in no
way remarkatie, and ia Manuel Ber
engoer, the tlutisi who assisted with
Chaminade'a Concert in XV was a per
termer Whom the auUeare lannd amns
,
The Mraag Witturtaad The Winter
Cold Better Than The Weak
014 people who are feeble and yonnger
people who are weak, will br atreagth.
nadgn4jnle4lo awthreogh -eol.1
weather by. taking -OBdVI'ti.TA8Tja
rhill TONIO, Which 1 airaply
ISOS and (JtXNINE suspended in
syrup. So pleasant even children like
it; You eaa aoon feel its Strengthening,
Invigorating Effort, Ttt.tfkf Adv.
Sims Criticized By Senators For
Recent Testimony
tCeatlnaed from Page Oae.)'
Senate Committee investigating naval
decorations' in which the A dm rial said
that before h left thertJaitsd States
for Europe ia March, 11T17, he waa told
by a high aaval oaVUl not te let the
British pull the wool over yonr eyesj
it ia Bona af our bnelneaa palling their
chestnut out of tbe war j w would a '
fendtislrr.OnleAJtarthablrta
H?C?tT".TOMttTA
ila:-"2sr
ef soy baby I had amnio trouble,
Aly doctor "'4 it we cause by
heavy lining and I wenil
have at hae.aa reratioa. .!
Wwsld not eewssat to aa eparatfee
aatd ha M ga tar over a year, having
any aister da tsy weak tor ate aa I
WM ao able s walk. Oaedeyaay
aut aas aad toil so
abowt yon amedirtna sid it enrod
brot ! thu.f. ItookLydia
. rinahaa'a VcfMVaCewipoas4
and a4 Lydia fc. riokbam'a Sean.
tivaV aaa aa4 thy have eared me.
iow I o my own hoasawss waeh
tng and irwunf and eawing lot aiy .,
fuullyand -odosewlre, inrwber
iwovio, ls-auaboi-sot V.j.
iabieCemoewnd iff Sonne (or a
aonie. I iMowaad your aiirine
sotherawboher tronulaeaimiise
tBine end yM eaa nsy l"r
if yon wi-. ."?. Finn Frsw.
rxa,lMO bfc.SiOutukky.C'iUO.
soon flirht h. British as tha OermansJ
Admiral Hinis must have aad did
consider these instrnetiona, if they were
ever given, to be af the moat highly
confidential eharacter. the resolution
said, adding that hia action la snaking
them traMie deserved tiniveranl and un
qaalilicd dianpproval.
"I cannot-but bellavi that Whether
the above admjniUea eras, or was ndt
given to Admiral Sim the disclosure
under almost any aireanutaiieee must re
ceive the disapproval of every Ameri
can, eaid nnnator Walsh.
Henator MeOormiek. Benobliean. of
Illinois, aeciareo; tiie resolution affeeted
a matter that waa to be later investi
gated by anb-tomniitte and Senator
Lodge objeted to eonsideratioB ef th
resolution oa th ground that it eon
taiiied grave charge against on of the
most prominent offleer. in the Ameri
can navy without giving him an op
ponunity to aerena nimseir. :
Dr. i. C. Br'aswe'J Is Grand Mas
ter Masons of State :
'(Centlnned rrm page On.)
for th appointment of a committee to
frame auck a aervie.
Charles A. Setser, representative of
th Brand Chapter of tha Order ef th
Eastern Star, addressed the Grand Lodge
at toe morning aeeeton.
Upon motion of B. G. Criso. fifteen
hundred copies of th Grand Auditor'
report presented at th opening session
was ordered printed to provide for the
distribution ot three copies to ach lodge
ui us niAta. : . . ;
WORLD LAUNCHES .
. BOOM FOR HOOVER
CeaHaed frwm Psge One.)
serviee e lamination - recently held to
pick eligible for th poatmaatership at
Beidevillt, a vacaaey having been ch-
ed ther by th resignation of B. 8.
Montgomery.. , " ' . - a
Pour candidate stood th elimina
tion, three Democrat aad on Repub
lican. Th Democrat are W. B. Ander-
sftn, C. H. Fetter and L. B. Hardy, had
Rheumatism
Is completely washed out of th srstsm
by th celebrated Shivar . Mineral
Water. Positively gnaranteed by men
ey-baek effsr. Tastes flnej eoeta a trifle.
Delivered anywhere ' by onr Kaleigk
agents, Forte Candy C. Phone them.
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Y t-TAi ir t.s-Ti p
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HAD
T'
KICHT 0 flU 8BAOI AK9 til aOAaDWAL;
.For forty year people of sultur ana rsflnement front all ectloa-ef
th country bar mad Haddoa Ball their home while ataying ia At-
, Untie City, It Individual appeal wed em oonvenienees light, eosv
fortabl room, aad eourteotu isrvice giv it th horn atmosphere.
- rresh Invigorating salt air wendsrful Sort Bathing OoUng ,
and Taahtiag aseinaUng shops and a thousand nmneementa along
th famous boardwalk wteh AtlaaU City a msoen for aid aad yn
seeking rest and reereatloa aad
V , ..r HadJon Hall U Home -
.' . vMk rMmtleas-wrrt ftt lUaetrated folder
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT
C A KX O U A
XT6 JAliE crfANCES?
" Ow the safety of your valuable pa
pers, etc.,When you can have abso- .
luto safety for them in our safe de
posit vault for lest than a cent a day?
Think this over carefully, then act at
"i oh'ce.
Don't wait until they're lost or stolen. '
Citizens National
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--"Bank
-Urrln VH f(ya
4- s.
Cincinnati Still On Top!
At the Ceaisaareial Xatioaa! lank Kay Be Seen the
Tallest CuHiinf b tie WerlJ V
S (Ontaid Kw terk Cty)
Be this Beantlful Eon Office of the
z WWH cirniuL UFE1NSU.-IAKCS cc:.:?any,
' '- i; !- ' ; CF CINCINNATI,
Tfc COST far lif. Insarsac "
: CAREY J.HUBITEri C: DUO
8TATS a- ri
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B. 8. Ellington is the Bepuolkan can
didate. "' .' -
Bepreaentativ Brinsen was informed
today that the candidate winning out
in the rompetitiva examination for en
trance to Annapolis from th Third dis
trict wore Holt Moore, of laison;
Moseley Carr Bowden, of Faison and
Jack Danean MeWhorter; of Ooldsboro.
Renreeentative Hoey today announced
the appointment of Marion Ptrkens,
of Morgan toa, to Annapolis, and this
completes bis quota.
Bid for th Morehead City to Ocra
eoke mail route (by boat), were made
purine today at the office or Keprecan
tative BrinsoB. They are : M. S. Lee,
440 Valentin Taylor. 3JXK) W. O.
Willis, tiJMO. The government reserves
th right to reject all bid. .
Preeident Wilson today ent to the
Senate th nam of E. F. Aydlette, of
Elisabeth Cityj to be United States At
torney for th Eastern district of Worth
Carolina. .. -,k. t
V Aydlette U Nominated. '
Tie nomination of Aydlette will be
considered by tbe judiciary committee
right away, senator Overmaa antiei
pt no objection from tha Bepubll-
eansv aad It hi probable that h will be
eonBrmea within a week.
-B.C. Lawrence, Lumbertoa attorney.
was no re en Dimness today, -Jamea
Wright of Norfolk, was hers
today and called to e his unci, Major
r i . ir ... . -
vaariej. etenman. ' r "' ' ; -
tak HATW.HEALLNU HONEY, 83
Substitute For Harbors Bill-To
Be Offered By Small .
'' (Centlnaed from Fnge One.)
gorsrnmeitt to tostiniis It work a lit-
thr whilo longer tneludo Groatan Bound
with 380,0001 . Norfolk te Beaufort
waterway -with 9flfl,000, and the Cap
Ps70DADLYw
iro
MAat miuivon nava warma. 'j
aometlmea. Bypmtfara ar
Jack of color, poevlshDe,
rostlMsseaa at Blgbt, nta,
Dr. Thacbas J
VYotto Syrup
-will go after and get tt
worm. If worm ar tbsr.
I Harmless; cbildrna lova it.
1 Old doctor' preacrtptkm
7 in tun bait century. At
your drug tor. Mad by
THACHEH MieTrtCINw CO.
1 Chatuneoaa, Tenav, U. B. A.
I eee.,.ii.we''iei.ii.wi rmmmmw'
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Pest, nt and bw Wilmington, 590,-1 passed, there wilj be a total of 1.190,
OOOf1 The lower Capo Fear is included 1 000 available for activity around Wil
ls th Small substitute aad if it islwington.
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Children Cry
VA!jVAlljn
L -... r . .r ii-t "i-n-i-iimri-i--.il-1-m.h - 3
Tha Kind Ton IlaTe Alwayg Bonrbt ha borne tb ntirnrv '
tare of Chan. 11. Fletcher, and bag bea tno1 under his
pernonal aperrtNlon for rer St) Fears Allow no n
, lo leeeiT yon la thin. Counterfeits Imitations and
Juts-rod" art) bat erpcrimenUi, and endansjer tUe '
Leal Lb of Children Kxperleno) ayainnt Ugperimeat
Caitnrli ls2 aralentf nbtoldLstlr OiL'nre
roric Props and Soothing Byrup. It contains neither
Opium. Morphine nor other nareotio substance. For.
more titan thirty years It has been In oonntant use for thet
' relief of Constipation, Flatnleney, Wind CoUo and
Diarrhoea t ailaylnp; Fererinbnesfl arintng therefroui,
and hy rej-ulatinir the Stomach and Bowels, aids the an
slmllation of Food; fflTintr healtby and natural sleep.
, The Children's lanaoea-Xb Motter' Friend,
Tho Hind You Ifavo Always Dousht
Seam
IolIIso For Over 30 Years
A SCHOOL TO TRAIN TYPESETTERS
Enjoy Big Earning While Learning a Great Profession
Tha Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association has eeUbllshed a School '
for teaching typesetting a tha linotype and lntcrtyp machines. Ap
proatiee ia the printing trad aad ambitious young anon or women should
writ for literature. The trade ,that helped develop Benjamin Franklin
Into a master mind ia worthy of 'careful consideration. ;
For a3vle apply to the editor ef th News and Obscfjer, and in the
meantim lend for literature, addressing.
, Georgia-Alabama Business College
EUGE5C ANfcERSOCf, Frssident
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truclcs fire still running after 8 years
During these 8 yeart they hare been aiwayt (
on the job earning dividendi on the faTestment,'
TVTrn wasbooght by the
V Ue J Arbuckle Brother
of Pituburgh and did auch notable
work that they installed a fleet of
19 Pierca-Arrows in their service.
After It had traveled 61,000 mile
in 4tf years they figured that they
ahouM replace it. and it was sold to
Brainard BrotjMra, packers, of Jersey
The man who has one truck
cannot afford to have it in
the repair shop. Tie is out
of business when it is off the
job. Can; you afford to be
out of business?
v ' V - - ' ' ' , ' . 't "' ' .
WHY PIERCE-AIUIOW ?
for Hotchor'o
fbt Elgnttart ct
fit:
(AeersdIUd) .
MACO.f, CI0RC1A
of thie first
, City at a deprechrtion of life a ytar.
For 4 year since then It . has
, served Brainard Brothers corn lat
ently. It now has more than i3o,
000 mflea to ha credit and in fender
inf aa efficient oervice as ever. Sa
July, 1918, it survived a fire and
. witli new cab and body resumed its
work unimpaired.' v
1. Delivers more worn- b a given timeii : " '
S. Loses less time on the Job and off the Job.
S. Costs less to operate and less to maintain.
' Lasts lonsar, depreciates lees and eommanda
hither m-- price at all timet, -
, r Writefcr "
DOWLING MOTOR CO.
114 XORTH TBYOX STREET PISTRIEUTOR CHARLOTTE. N. C.
T.TPF TT"?PC CAtnflv. Atv " --nvr. Tr A?"OCTTiny
s,aa-iiiA4it. luA,j(li Atlo.-unvt 1ai,S AawmiiM'
Ellisberg's
IS EAST HARGETT 8TKEET i
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' Jet Many
Dresses
Left That Must
Be Sold in
Jhis
Great
The styles tre'very similar
to those ishowii f or Sprintrr
but tb price is about. 1-3 .
of what (he Spring Dresses
will cost. .
Serges, Satins, ' Tricotlnea
in navy ot col f on fA
on. $7.98 to..pJn.3U
Former prices, $12.98
' . to $'50.00
Get Your Dress Now
50
SALE
!ccilj,i,ilh.tf II , i , .,;
On the Busy Corner
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