Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1925, Page 12

TYPEWRITER FIRM "MERGER ACHIEVED Corona and L. C. Smnh Firms '_Umted With Capital of Y., December 17 ents were consummated here | <t night for a §12,000,000 me Le Corona Typewriter Co., Giroton, N. Y., with the L S Typewriter Co. of Syracuse. ¥ 1. Tord, announced little move | vear ago control of | » Smith Brothers’ Ty : contracted to purchase a « ontrolling interest in the stock of the €orona Typewriter C The new company will o be. fore the first of the ves Tord further, under a new firta name, the trade names of the writer and the | ¥ izations. templated companies | the new Mr. Ford annot as the de 1 ince of | and its purchase by Ford, ! sucon & Davis, Ind G. U. PROM TO FOLLOW RECEPTION FOR ENVOYS | Many Dlplnltx.\t> to Attend Annual Foreign Service School Lvent Tonight Preceded by a reception in the diplon corps in Wash vice will be hpm‘ school will cl ¥ 1o attend of the a wives h; will serve committee in charge ul H. Coughlin. chair. hern. Robert Robert G Jdward A . Leo R. Dillon, Donnelly, W L S ~ha . Schieck and must light their lamps 30 minutes be- fore sunset, the exact hour of which {will be fixed by the mayor. Kllhng Believed Aftermath of In-|mas serv eight woman undertakers. %’%"@%‘%‘%’%@%%% @The Cake Plate KNG CANUTE OUTDONE Fix Hour of Sunset. COPENHAG December 17 UP). i —King Canute, who commanded the flood tide to recede, had nothing on | the mayor of the small Danish town | of Koege. This officlal has issued the following proclamatiol “Cycles and motor-ariven venicles Oratorio-Pageant to Be Giv- en by Mount Vernon Church Musicians. e NEGRO FOUND SLAIN e | | Departing trom tradition in Christ- s, the Mount Vernon Place sult ¢ | Methodist Episcopal Church Sout mult tofhtteBwoman. | plans the presentation tomorrow . Ak, December 17| night. al 8 o'clock, and Sunday night > sti i at the same time, of an oratorio- olice officials are investigating | |, cennt unique in the history of the ances surrounding the death | (hurch night of Grant Cole, a negro. | * A specially constructed stage has ho they believe was killed after he|ypeen erected to the right of the choir s alleged to have insulted a white| 1o on which, with Orlental scene gy and costume, & serles of pantomines Tha negro’s bullet-riddled body was |\l be given deplcting incidents de- swriter | {ound eariy vesterday beside the road | geribed in the text, and music of the near Montgomery. oratorio, “Dawn In the Desert,” which J. Roe, o merchant, found the| i be sung by the Mount Vernon E body not far from his home, and im-| (horus under the direction of R. mediately notitied officers. He said he | Deane Shure. heard gun shots during the night, but The pageantry has been directed by did not see any one. Seven or eight | yfiss Maltland Le Grande Thompson : found near the! of the Renshaw School of Expression. Lighting to Be Novel. | During the oratorio, all lights in the | church, with the exception of a few P | installed for the use of the choir, will roner’s ‘jury returned a ver- th due to gunshot wounds wn parties.” . England, boasts of having | played on the stage for the pageantry. The oratorlo, the text of which was —will have to go round the Xmas table with great frequency when it offers A SCHNEIDER’ POUND CAK Sts dainty goodness appeals to every discrim- inating palate. “Order a bountiful sup- ply at Your Grocer’s or Delicatessen Dealers. THE (CHARLES SCHNEIDER BAKING CO. 413 Eye St. N.W. Phone Main 1664 BETTER QUALITY BREAD “rmen by Rossell Edward Mitchell, a | member of the church, is a compas- | solo, | tion of Mr. Shure. Tt 'is bullt almost 'en(ln\l) on three seldom used scales, - he whole tone, orfental and chro- | baritone solo m tic. The work probably is unique | Desert Marc he realm of Christmas music. Com- | Song of Mar pcmers seldom have gone further than to employ the orfental or whole-toned scales in a single number in Christmas oratorios and cantatas, while this en tire work is based upon them. The chorus will be assisted by Miss Louls Charltone, soprano; Mrs. Louise Coper Pantler, contralto; Bernhard Spille, tenor; J. LeRoy Mitchell, tenor; Howard P. Balley, baritone, and |proved and sent to Congress a supple- James P. Schick, base. Mrs. Frank | mental esttmate of $100,000 to be o ed to the $325.000 budget for u the fight against the E A. Frost will be at the organ. ‘The program for the oratorio will be as follow: Opening chorus, “Jehovah's Warning and Promise’; soprano and contralto duet, “The People That Walked in the Shado solo and mixed quartet, L et ey Program Announced. rar ; baritone ow Fair on the Slopes of the Mountain™; tenor Arfse, fn Day nd male quartet, contralto solo, Harps _of Heaven “Worthy Art Thou.” More Funds to Fight Corn Pest. President Coolidge yesterday ap-|from 15,000 square miles had heen infested | with the pest led to the request for |} more money. he extingulshed. A spotlight will be | ‘A Fruitful Branch™; Valley of the Slain": | oprano solo Laubenthal, omen’s - | solo. ful Mr. Lauben ¥ that an additiona) | 5t FF00Er | concert e g | paninmen ‘Wood bracelets are vogue in Paris. |the role with MUSIC Maria Mueiler, prano, and Rudolf of the Metropoll . {tan_Opera Company gave w of Wagnerian music in the second of the morning musicals arranged for v Mrs. Lawrence Town- yflower Hotel yester- 2 audience received the h enthusias benthal gave the famous “Lohengrin’ the opening number and the “Prize Song” from |00, both singer. was his other | notes and that pe; voice of power- | © “Der Meistersinger “Lohengrin” the “Walkuer He spoke late nd a planist fc ceom- | 1 ne is used to s an orchestra and d M it t night H. F arlas at 11 o'clock in the morning. nging and beautiful ton. included “Elsa’'s Trau h Luften Die Mein Klagen, ‘Lohengrin™: “Dich, Theure Hal £ " and mano " from Puccini’s “La an enco Lau, rrative’ In the two duets, as well as assurance resonance. | constant singing of those works the world. Julius Burger of alaccompanist. N come Lo Dl wging | as he T ov, .| une of the greatest operatic stages of cult to get dramatic fervor for such Miss Mueller has a charming H)!h! Bo- | heme,” the Tast mentioned being sung | Every one of these s was glven with finished interpre- | ion and phrasing that was charm- | ] the | ang without any and operation that only with on 1A, Quick Relief! A plcasaot fecdve pyeup. m%‘\f%fi“i XEXZA TELEPHONE ,SALE TONIGHT Phone Main 5100 ‘Shopping Bureau” 6to9 O’Clock Phone Main 5100 “Shopping Bureau” 9t 6 O’Clock Clothes do not make the man, but ene thinks more of a turkey when it is dressed, savs the Office Boy. 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