Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 5

s SRR A, - w P X V% the colonists - will face extinction [lief committee, it was declared, to aid from starvation, according to cable- |the Jewish population of eastern THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. 0, FRIDAY, -JANUARY 13, 1922. ; ] fdelity to fact, and his realsim, blend- ; NEED OF POLICEWOMEN | AMUSEMENTS S ass: JEWS NEED RELIEF. IN DISTRICT ANNOUNCED v situation ot Hand for Blustration of sionists | Bution commisies. wich Sisburses in | - Although they are far from the o e ution committee, whicl ug! ; gne point. With the silver snow of $400,000 Required:to Ald Go Europe the funds raised by the Amer- famine-stricken Volga region, the A e nald Fenrus fi B2 Von Vecsey Recital. down on 1t, Scott, iike Shakespeare i Iveealns ',f“ ‘ufl;h,,‘;dhh' w":'"‘""’ Tl | O erate than that of tho B s 1 rvice in |- THOS Wio were not attracted by the |he Bald, would have a scene for thy Four hundred thousand dollars s | ATerican Jevoel o T e sad Ghis |In the heart of the famive s, ac- ary 8 of policewomen "d e % °m‘ name Fransz von Vecsey or were pre- ;‘“urn to home of a murderer or a|yeeded for relief’of the Jewist col- |amount is entirely inadeguate to|COFding to reports received by’ the the metropolitan police departmentyt . "0 ) e thelr homes yes-| o o 4 D. 8. R |onies of agriculture established more | meet the need. The fate of the col- | COMMittee. the Civil Service Commission an-| = o a ——— than a hundred years ago in the |onists rests on the success of the —_— nounced today. erday because of the icy streets and| meyas was the first state to have|Ukraine, and unless food to the value | $14,000,000 appeal now being con-| No punctuation marks were used in The basie entrance salary is $1,460 | Wind missed the pleasure of the audi-jan assoclation of woman bankers, |of this amount ls sent immediately ducted by the American Jewlsh re- |ordinary printing until 1520, a year. In one year the appointees|€Ac® that heard Mr. von Vecsey, the will automatically advance to class youthful Hungarian violinist. It was 2, basic salary $1,560 a year, and in |difioult to belleve that the small gath- lhr‘eseo years to 'FI‘\“E:I'H :‘:‘l!% n‘:’fi’- éNng ‘at the National Taeater yester- . The, - | a3 o B o o motion to the position of |48Y @ftemoor ‘was the self-same one sergeant, basic salary $1,800 a year, it ivon' Vecsey, t-hem child | Princess Pat “The secret is in the poise of fict h [mz:'éfi six they have shown proficiency, Have{ps . Sixtéén years ago, 80 u;{n c:ra of their health and have m-wnm. was the attention and the heel and in the straight inside line. For walking or housework or business. . Black Kid, $9 Uitk Cver .- WOLF'S 929 F NW. l maintained a good record. The high- est grade, reached through promotion, is captain and inspector at the basic salary of $2.400 a year. To all sala- ries there is added, for the current fiscal year at least,:the increase of $20 a month granted by Congress. “Applications will not be accepted from persons who have not reached their twenty-fifth or who have passed their thirty-fifth birthday on the ex- amination date; who are not at least five feet four inches, or'who are more than five feet ten inches in height, withouts shoes; who weigh less than 115 pounds or more than 170 pounds net; who have not a chest expansion of at least two-inches, or who are not in sound physical condition. .Ap- plication blanks and full information may be obtained at the office of the Civil Service Commission, 1724 street northwest. nant’ F jcepted wita prolonged interest shown: . - Part' one of the violinist’s program ‘was not recelved with much enthusi- asm, although that cannot be_consid- ered to mean that Mr. .von Vecsey's playing was faulty. His interpretation of Mendelssohn’s Concerto in E- minor (dllegro a ionatae andante ; allegro- vivace,; tie Gluck Melodle and Kreis- ler's”arrangement of the Preludium, E allegro, by Pugnani, were impressive, especially the Gluck Melodle. ‘The success of the afternoon, however, was scored on von Vecsey's own compo- sitions, which opened the second part Caprice No. 5, “La‘ Luns Glissa a Travers les Nuages” (' Through the Clouds), “Cascade,” quoi?” (Why) ‘and “Badinage Impe ” (Saucy Presifiage), were 605-607 7th St. - four, *“Pourquoi” ~EISEMAN’S Bet. F & G Sts. ana leare Sale pertinant” were particularly pleasing. . The “Pourquoj” was played throu out on double nates with a clear and perfect trill at the top. No better de- monstrationof thewonderfultechnique ‘of the violinist was given, “Badinage Impertinant,” played chiefly on the G string, of which .von Vecsey appears to be master, contained many bars of flageolets. His work on this difficult feature of the yviolin was loudly ap- plauded, and he was forced to repeat the number. Following this work, more ability to handle the G string was demonstrated in the “Fantasie Molse,” by Paganini. The round, full and pure tones, re- sembling_those that come from the | cello of Kindler, were amazing. “The Caprice, No. 24,” also by Paganini, closed the program. At the conclu- sion of this remarkable piece the au- dience remained seated and the artist ‘was recalled until he played, as an encore, Godowsky’'s “Danse Macabre.” A student and ardent devotee of the work of the great Paganini, von Vec- sey displayed his love for the Italian's works in_the feeling with which he played. His compositions are built, to some extent, on the same Paganint foundation, yet they exemplify as well the. individuality of the com- poser. The violinist played through- out in a quiet, peaceful pose, and not even in swiftly moving parts of his numbers could he be accused of “play- ing to the gallery.” E. Charlton Black on Sir Walter Scott. An audience that taxed the audi- torium of Central High Schoof last night traveled back over the past century with E. Charlton Black to review the life and work of Sir Wal- Is at Its Height '$20-$25-$30 Eighth and Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Announcing A Special Purchase of 500 Adorable Spring Hats Made to Sell at $5, $5.50 & $6 Our buyer has just returned from New York with this wonderful piece of news for the women of Washington. A truly sensational offer of charming, exquisitely styled hats at a very low price. Inexpensively Marked at $79.85 men. Sizes 33 to 42. Men’s and young [ J . Suits and Overcoats Single or double breasted The Overcoats at $15.85 o> 2 2owe ettes, with the large convertible collars. 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