The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 10

Concert Field; ~Galli-Curci It Maing the music fi end. At Day in his best form. most ‘s a, op. ad ‘ollowing ‘although ‘every Sonceivabte Mobile” ‘etre pany) me yond with rapt attention. in he Ont 6B > sas a canbe sme 3 peer At a Princesa Theatre yesterday Hyman insky gave & piano reoltal inrwety. made up of the works of modern composers. hi 4 this week niqite is ample, At Aeolian Hall on Hall yesterday | Saturday afternoon Merwin Howe, @ josef Hofmann gave one had | tn lanist, wi crowded fave @ recita’, his programme nek a compe.itions by Schumai of opin Amelita Gatt\-Curet ‘was too {Il to played with al at the Hippodrome last re th henge x color, | with the Chicago Opera Company 01 The | chestra. No adequate substitute Could Weber “Per-|be found, 80 the concert was aban- doned. nge AS then om of “hie reall there was bitter disappointment, 2 pieces by | hoat of people went over to the Mot. Berisbine, Lisat’s $ tion of “Hark, Hark, the|to ropolitan Opera House and crowded Casals, the Toellint Claudia Muzilo, Giulio Crim! and the or chestra under Richard Hageman, Un- - Hess Mme. Galli-Curei quickly recov- ers the Chicago company will be ‘0 straits; for Mary Garden starts on ten-day concert tour after singing in “Thais” to-night. Sembrich, who and were in the cast. In the evening, there yas a double un of " Potter and cramme | “Pagiiaoct.’ h performances drew large audi Mary Garden, as Louise tn Char- pentier’s opera, sufficed to at the Lexingt ning performance, also drew a crowd- 1d} ed house. Evelyn Herbert was Mimi. Dr. James P. Hughes Dies. . star tad Pa, Feb. 9.—Rev. he played them all waes, the Brasil ‘aes, e jan Potter Hughes, principal Cry soloist at the Beethoven: “Concert of tho Phitharmonte feat bE {By egie “Hall on Saturday | Hugh of the Acad- e Beet! Se! A pelimbaell én How Brer Rabbit Molasses Became A. 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Wehavea large family, of course, and the little folks went quite wild over sliced bread and Brer Rabbit, which, by the way, saves a neat sum in the butter bill. I was told by a doctor that Molasses is one of the healthiest foods a mother canservechiJjdren, Itcontains mineral salts which help to build all structure —This is not present in white sugar. I’ve been speaking all the while about Gold Label Brer Rabbit that you must be wondering what I did with the Green Labeled Can. the [Bronx Institution That Cost itn rsea8 larmy. The building will be used as|Caroline K. oS French, Mrs. the house was sold out|4 * or serving it on the table. SALVATION ARMY maintain GETS MESSIAH HOME|) ls $350,000 at Last Likely to Bangs, the "Knights turned the! Have Permanent Owner, Messiah Home over to the War De- mnt, Under the terms of a final orfer to Tho Mcewiah Home will shortly tt) be signed to-day by Justice John M.jlocated in a smaller and lees costly Tierney in the Bronx Supreme Court, gna “a “heer oe "| bed juld, G. Kelsey, Mrs. the Messiah Home for Children will ‘hittemo: Mre oe, Become the property of the-Salvation|Shrady, Mrs. Daniel Morris, Mrs Mrs. Lydia c. 4 training sehool for feld officers, ‘The property has been in use by| the Government as a base hospital for: shell-shocked soldiers, under al lense which has one year to run. The 8 that terest de- manda” a resemption: "of of ‘relations with and Ws ihe Vatican the Aaa 8h gt would Bronx. It was| bring the matter before Parliament has 1909 at an estimated cost of or hy ond a most got impression The building waa a gift of| at the Vatican Henry and Emily Rogers, Its pur-| pres xy Muleree pose was to care for, educate and a] carat athe alot fo Tremont Avenues, the built in 850,000, for ethaile drink the safest, satisfying beverage fs ' Instant Postum| A conor Bo san lag order a tin of this | eS some, satisfying drink, Youll find it both economical and pleasing. “Theres a Reasort atican. In, Vatican circies the | relations petwoen YORI oyeA From $97.50 to $1050 a Suite Living Room. Furniture -in the February Sale of Furniture _ “with Initiative’’ A Magnificent Range in Price, that makes it possible for Everyone to Buy; for Every Pocket Book can be accommodated. 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Of course the Gold Label is also for cooking, baking and candy making—in- fact it’s the finest molasses for kitchen use, But many people find the Green Label satisfactory. It does not cost as much as the Gold Label. I find a daily use of Brer Rabbit Molasses, either in cooking and baking Quite fre- quently we make Molasses and Taffy candies for the children. Also cookies of all kinds, Gingerbread, Cakes of many kinds, Pie, Caramels, Peanut and Taffy candy. I have found too, that Brer Rabbit is unusually fine and delicious for bak- ing apples, stewing prunes, baking hams. It not only takes’ the place of sugar, but improves the flavor of cook- ing and baking. * * * Brer Rabbit in both the Gold Can and Green Can is now sold by all first class grocers everywhere, Write us direct if you find any difficulty in se- curing it. FRE No book like it, The fascina- ting travels of Brer Rabbit's Romantic Life. For Mothers and Children. 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