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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

23

National Music Merchants Hear Labor Chief At Dinner

Aames J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, urged a national organization for expression in music at the nineteenth annual dinner of the National Association of Music Merchants in the Commodore Hotel. The meeting included remarks on promoting American talent and a campaign linking automobiles and piano ownership, with leadership elected for the association.

Aames J. Davis National Association of Music Merchants Commodore Music Week DeForest Davie Moric Industry Chamber of Commerce Robert F. Romany Jon New York of Music Clubs Pennsylvania Ashers Edna Mahione New York Carolyn Heebe York City Georgine Avery Troy CS. Knowlton Berger New York City Seeredi Henry L. Wibbat Europe O. R. Squier Chi United States Signal Corps Chamber of Commerce Robert Lawrence Washington National Iureaseon R Peaker National Association Merchants Rawin J. Bat Marion Ind

Leland Stanford Alumni Open Fund Drive Tonight

The president of the First National Bank spoke at the Recess Club to twenty Stanford alumni as plans were outlined to raise the first million for the university’s fund drive. The drive opens tonight with a dinner at the Hotel Majestic where Arman E. Roth and Lyman Pierce will appeal for contributions from Stanford graduates in the New York area.

First National Bank Leland Stanford Jr. University New York Stanford Metropoliten Hotel Majestic Arman E. Roth University Lyman Pierce

Moscow Opera Stars May Appear in New York This Fall

Moscow Grand Opera stars including Madame Nieshchanova premier soprano and M Sobinoff renowned tenor may visit New York this fall as the American State Department grants permission. Nieshchanova already has Soviet authorization to travel abroad and has gained praise in Europe for performances with Chaliapin and Sologoff.

Nieshchanova Hinoff U. Washington Moscow Busia America American State Department Madame Nieshchanova Russia M. Sobinoff Moscow Grand Opera New York Madame Nieshcanova Chialia

Stage Door to Stage Wheel Revel at Bart Carroll

Raymond teteheorke to appear at The Pin Wheel opening Monday at Bart Carroll Theater west. Michigan Yew Barney Wernardte stars in The Mere nkca as matinee serial. Cantor Rendmine returns. Neighborhood Playhouse offers a special Tuesday Wednesday show. Cal Kuiehertocher headlines Sunday on the stage at Delasce Theater.

Raymond Teteheorke Bart Carroll Theater Michie Yew Barney Wernardte Elweyn Theaters Cantor Aubecrbere Mariawe Layhouse Cal Gambel Tanore Ulrie Amy Delasce

Presbyterians Seek 100 More Foreign Mission Volunteers

The Presbyterian board seeks about one hundred volunteers for overseas missions as requests from the foreign field exceed seventy. A farewell service at Fourth Presbyterian Church and a week of meetings at 184 Fifth Avenue feature speakers including George Alexander and Robert Speer, with cooperation from the Reformed Church in America.

Nori St Pereldn Fifth Avenue Reformed Church Aimeries Fourth Presbyterian Church West End Avenue Ninety-fist Street George Alexander Peeshterian Foreign Mice Fine Board Robert Fi Speer Arthur. Brown Moises Saree Taw

Art Museum Wing Funding Recommended by City Board

The Committee of the Whole proposes 950000 for the Metropolitan Museum of Art to complete the new south wing and house the late Benjamin Altman collection. Final board action is set for tomorrow’s meeting. The funds would modernize space for permanent displays and allow full Altman exhibits.

Board of Estimate Yeterday Metropolitan Museum of Art Benjamin Altman Ensen Francis Dgtin Robert W. de Forest Altman insuMieben

Treasury to Offer New Victory Notes for Refunding Debt

Washington June 7 The Treasury Department under Secretary Mellon authorized exchange of three and one half year 8 percent notes for 4 percent Victory notes in a planned refunding of short dated debt. An offer of one year 4 percent Treasury certificates totaling 23 million dollars was also announced. Applications via Federal Reserve banks will be at par with no accrued interest, and the Treasury reserves the right to reject applications or close subscriptions without notice.

Foote Washington Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Treasury Mellon Eit Federal Reserve Banks United States United Stat Ietory

Treasury issues Victory notes and new certificates in 1928

The United States Treasury announces Victory notes due December 1 1982 and new 4 percent certificates dated June 15 1028 payable June 15 1933. It also notes June 1 190% redemptions and June 1923 maturities, with large expected tax receipts and cash needs for June.

Chaplin's Mother to Undergo Mental Evaluation

Federal health officials in San Francisco seek a mental and physical assessment of Mrs Hannah Chaplin, mother of Charlie Chaplin, to decide if she can return to England. The move follows a statement by Mr Chaplin's attorneys that her condition has improved since a year ago when immigration authorities admitted her to the United States, but that departure then could cause relapse.

Charlie Chaplin San Francisco Hannah Chaplin Auchon England Henning Mr. Chaplin United Frat Barbara Cantle Karle Tn Perane Soldew Ohana

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