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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRiBITNE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918. 14 i viatate Campanini Outlines Chicago Opera Season Women r1.1 Wartime i iiiri i I'm FASHION'S '4' Along Some Lines Annette Is Simply Perfect ND SC ALP AND SCALP Mb li. Aximondt, Huberdeam, Nico tan Treviaan. revadazu Members of the Italian relief auxiliary of the American Red Cross are preparing to celebrate the birthday 1 of the great Italian who disolvered America. The workroom in the Oar, land building will be closed on Columbus day.

Oct. 12. but on Oct. 11 there I will be a special program. QUEEN OF THE Produced by Pox-Directed by John The east: Merilla Kellerman Prince Hero -Hugh Thompson Leandra -Mildred Keats King Boreal) Walter Lair present, although her pictures are trained In the Auditorium lobbies.

It the little Japanese soprano comes it will be for "Butterfly only. Garden's Return Pat Off. Mary Gardens who has been counted on by Campanini for the three week? tour he is to make this month through the west. has recently parted with her appendix. and is too wabbiy to leave Paris in time for the venture.

The scheme wits to alternate her with GalliCuret as Rosins In the nine cities of the itinerary. Olive Fremstad has been engaged to take Miss Garden's place, making Tosca 14 her medium. Miss Garden will be here. she advises, in plenty of time to take up her roles In the Audi. toriuml, ten weeks.

1 BY FREDERICK DONAGHEY. 1 Ili'DIITS7TelAI, activity for the CM-I cat Opera will be high into the last of the season's ten weeks if Mr. go through with the program he outlines in his annual pro-forma statement of intentions. Of new operas and of operas not sung in Chicago since or previously to the 1916-16 season there 'are. In his invoice.

twenty-two; and be is prodigal beyond any remembered precedent in roistering new tenors and sopranos. The biggest name in his list of newcomer' Is. however. Giorgio Polacco's: from indications, the conductor who succeeded Toscanini in the Metropolitan Opera will tuke over most of the work with the orchestra which Campardni formerly insisted was his own share of a alelAtneV proceedings in the Auditorium. So far the first-night opera Is not specified: Campanini explains that he has'not made up his mind as to what to put on.

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tains no oils. no fats, no dyes, is odorless, and only I alcohol At all good stores. Ask for our guarantee. YOUTH CRAFT Chicago Women telegraphers to take the places of men called to military service are urgently needed and aro asked to apply to the 'United States Civil Service board. Ministers Back Wilson on Peace and Boost Loan BY THE REV.

W. B. NORTON. Ministers representing nine denominations and 600 churches, who met yesterday in a union session at the Y. M.

C. 19 South La Salle street, took the following action: Approved President Wilson's statement of principles. which, he said, are necessary to obtaining a lasting peace. Pledged support of the fourth erty loan and approved of next Sunday as Liberty loan Sunday in the churches. Promised united support of the combined drive for $170,500,000 for the seven war welfare agencies, including the Y.

M. C. Knights of Columbus. and army. in harmony with President Wilson's suggestion.

Commended Samuel Thrasher, superintendent of the Committee of Fifteen, on the anti-vice work of the committee and sipproved his action in declining to submit his evidence to the local authorities until after the federal investigation now in progress is cornpleted. Expressed gratification over the calling off of the race meet at Libertyville and petitioned for more stringent laws against gambling and the exclusion of notices of gambling transaction. by the mails, telegraph or press. Asked that action be taken by the city authorities to call the people to prayer for victory for at least one minute at noon every day by the blow. trig of whistles and ringing of bells.

Listened with applause to the presentation of plans for the national prayer battalion presented by Miss Eva a Ludgate. founder and organizer. 6 IF I. I II, .4 1 ivl, 1 i )) 4 I i I 1 Carolina leazzari, of the contraltos. is to be tried in big parts.

The seasoned and able Beret 'returns to play her catalogue of duennas. nurses, and mothers. Others from last season. are Margery Maxwell. Marie Pruzan.

Evelyn Parnell. Alma Peterson. Marla Claessens, Cyrena Van Gorden. Due. and Defrere.

Former members who are restored to the roster are Florence Macbeth, Marguerite Irene Pavloska, Miriam Mooney, Vanni Marcoux, Marcel Sournet, Warren Proctor. CharUer I and Sturani will conduct again; they, will have a new associate in Louts Hasselmans; and Pavley and Oukrainsky will, on occasion, dance. IsTew singers named are Yvonne Gall. Dorothy Jardon, Margaret Namara, Beryl Brown, Emma Noe. Vira Amazar, Dora Gibson, sopranos; Alessandro John F.

O'Sullivan, Guido Cie. I colinl. Lodovico Olivier, Virglib Lazzari, basso; Mario Valle. baritone. Plans for the more important of these newcomers have been outlined In Tips TRIBUNE.

The new danseuse is Sylvia Tell. a graceful Chicago youngster who has performed In public In the last year. The names of Martha Menai. the Paris beauty. and Charles Fontaine.

her vis-tievis in the rapertoire. again I appear In Mr. CEtmpaninre pmepectus; and he says he expects both to sing in Chicago for at least part of the season. They were named for last season, and did not come. Tamaki Miura's name is not one in I the inventory of those expected to be By Mae Aside from beautiful tinting and the undoubted aquatic prowess of Annette Kellermann.

I'm afraid I shall have to class Queen of the Sea as rather poor entertainment. There was a time when under water pictures were regarded as more or less of a phenomenon. Then they held our Interest Now. however, we have become so accustomed to watching the octopus and the Jellyfish and anybody who can swim in their favorite haunts that th4 performance of Miss Kellerman and her attendant mermaids, while more or less spectacular, win from us but a wan hand. The story is a fairy concoction from the pen of George Bronson Howard, wbo needn't feel proud.

But let's lust sum it up and quit knocking. "Queen of the Sea is an impossible fairy tale written with the sole idea of displaying Miss Kellerman practicing her profession as swirnense. And along certain lines there are none more shapely or talented than Annette. A number of the of Co. met in the gymnasium of the plant yesterday to bid farewell to the Misses Dickinson and Gale, who are leaving for overseas service with the Salvation Army, and to Miss Mar.

tin, also a company employd, who will work with the Red Cross In France. There will be a meeting of the moth. ers of aviators on Oct- 10 at 2:30 p. In the rooms of the Fortnightly club In the Fine Arts building. Miss Alice H.

Thompson win be Instructor at the questionnaire class in the auditorium of the State Council building at 120 West Adams street this morning at 10:30. e' AMUSEMENTS Ay; if k) 11 )(0 LLNICIE SOLLTTEVII 'III A LT 0 cP'111u" AUDEVILLE IL TO 11 P. M. Lintz Ayr nts vim STANTON'S Cabaret Revue GLADYS GILLEN CO. 1 Crewell Fenton Troupe At itaals OTHER STARS Ranee The operas new to the rfpertotre the list are "Louis a native work by Homer Moore, St.

Louis; Feyrier's "Gismonda," Xavier "Le Chemineau" and "Le Cadeau de Non," Camille Erlanger's Aphrodna," Mascagnrs The Maskers," "The Jewess." and Verdi's a Don Carlos. a Revivals will be. Campanini says, of "Cle.optitre" 1 Don Quichotte," "La Navarraise," "Werther," "Samson and Delilah." a William Tell." a Otello." a Hamlet," "Norma," "Linda di Chamounix," and "Crispin la Comare." The star-casting of most of these works has recendy been indicated in THE TRIBEXE. Bright Sayings of the Children SSHUBERT Branch Boa Oa Jae TUDEBAKER Lobby Garlic. neater Pida.

Ttreater BAR Mee Oren' at I a. .0. MATIliER TOMORROWBEST SLATS WILLIAM Tribune Cook Book Ei Cuticura Produces Skin and Scalp Health 1 Womeres tVar Work Day." Heads of all the women's war organizations in the city met at the Hotel La Salle yesterday to discuss for Women's War Work day." set tot Oct. 5 by the Liberty loan organization at the request of Secretary McAdoo. Mrs.

Howard T. Willson, state chairman of the women Liberty loan workers, presided. It was decided to have a women's war workers' parade. Mothers of men in America's Expeditionary Forces and women workers in the Liberty loan drive will lead the parade. It is expected that 25,000 worn-en will take part.

HODGE BY JANE EDDINGTON. I BY CORINNE LOWE. KEW Correspond- encej--Nowadays when you say that a thing gets your angora, you are not from the sporting page. It 'isn't slang at all. It's fashion.

And a dress or coat or hat which "gets the angora" gets the most fashionable of I I the fall trimmings. The above frock of navy blue Jersey 1 makes use of gray angora croth as the il sole trimming. Were it not for the long scarf of this material this little i dress might be a bit too trying for 1 the average woman. for the frgual and the more frugal sleeves observe the most rigorous of wartime edicts. "Ithe Tribune" will pay SI thrlit stamps for orb childisb saying printed The story told must never have bees printed in an magazine or paper.

It iv not possible to acknowledge or return unavailable contributions. Please write on one side of the piper. Address bright sayings to Aunty Bei "Tribune." rhience. Siker Wedding Party. A $1.000 fourth Liberty loan bond and an automobile filled with silverware were among the presents to Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Hirsch, 5818 South Park avenue, at their silver wedding anniversary reception In the Hotel La Salle last night The Liberty bond was Mr. Hirsch's gift to Mrs. Hirsch. "A Cure for Curabless tin His IPeter, enonend to the Tribune says: Happiest Hit Fi 601 Dee Hodge wili cure PALACE PALA CE mat- Dan7-1'4 11, Domain Bo lland says that music is of interest because of the interpreter; and the singers are the sellers of seats in American opera-houses.

Those named to sell and sing in Chicago's are, of the held-over somebodies. Gail-Curd. Balsa, Mary Garden. Anna Fitztu, Muratore. Forrest Lamont, Baklanoff, Maguenat, Stracchtri.

RI The daily use of Cuticura Soap, assisted by cccasional touches of Cuticura Ointment does much to keep the skin dear and soft and the hair live and glossy. tamp Web "rot by MO Address post-card: "Calkers, Dept. 10 loatoa." Sold evervarhere. Soap 2E4. Onboard sad Tokala to al Greater Vaudeville Tel.

Illtosatie LEON ERROL tall I A I entered my bedroom there stood my baby. Charles. on my mahogany dressing table. Before I could say anything he said: "Mother. don't scold.

l'se only looking at your Aar, Ing baby boy." MRS- V. isr7141 With ZED PROM MeINTOSJI Si MUSWAL MAIDS LMONATI DOOLEY Ss LILLIAN SHAW FRANK MORRELL TIM CALENDAR GIRL JACK ROSE AND MIKE BERNARD 01 -41 .11 1t, 4. .07. tez 4 -Ve--- 1 II A it t.1,1, ItiitiSilitt Ir-Ii5-4 1 01 i trAitt Till Iliiii v- l'. SP41.fley44 lt -aisle 441111 I I ill II 1 NOP 40P it Is 4" AV .46.44.

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His interest was centered especially on the horses. One day his grandfather took him to town. taking Dolly. the farm driving horse. The conversation drifted to horses, and suddenly, as a bright idea popped into his head, Phillip observed to his grandfather, All your horses are local except Dolly, and she's a limited." .1.

O. 13. TRAVEL TALKS PA AT ORCHESTRBELT. PARALLEL CDEEsts wED EVE. 5 Weeks wit4.

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$2.50. Course Tickets Now Sale Ends A v. LA sALLE COIAEIII MT IN TON.1 Oil, LOOK!" BY ANTOINETTE DONNELLY. Was It You? Shea always in debt, and the bills she lets accumulate are ominous, to put it Mildly. She earns $30 a week and spend $40.

At the end of the month, long past bill paying time, she's worrying about what she can crowd over oito.next month's bill by making some kind of a payment onto this. The result is she never catches up with herself. 7 1 She started to buy Liberty bands on previous calls, but before half the payMents were Up she had disposed of her bonds to meet an exacting creditor or two. And then she hated herself with a righteous hate when she realized what a slacker she was at that. Now this fourth call is out, she feels more like a slacker than ever.

I don't seem to be able to ever get out of debt," she whined. I'm ashamed not to take The Food in a Brazil 1 Brazil nut contains more protein 1 than most cuts of meat, three or four times as much fat, and a small per 1 cent of carbohydrate. It is because It contains WI little water and so much 1 tat that a pound of Brazil nut meat 1 yields 3.162 calories, or is almost enough for a soldier's daily ration determined on the most economical basis. A pound of Brazil nuts in the shell yields enough edible meats to give 1.655 calories, and a pound of medium fat round steak yields only 895 calories. The two cost about the same per pound now.

but we may find the Brazil nuts at considerable less per pclund. As to protein, the main thing we eat round steak fore there is only 1 or 2 per cent more in the meat then in the nuts. Nuts are the worst sort of food at' table for men eating in masses. See the moving pictures of such men. The men look as though they were on a wager as to which can swallow the biggest hunks of food in the least time.

Only the digestion of a peacock. out of door living energy, and to spare of youth, makes such eating possible. The harm it ultimately does is incalculable. An eminent doctor, in discussing the fact that nuts must be masticated, gets In a sly hint that if noted by men I might prevent a certain sort of primitively sunken type of cheek. He says that mastication has '1 a value in strengthening the muscles of the jaws and the adjoining muscles of the face, thus postponing the day, regarded by women as so evil, when wrinkles appear." 'He also tells how if ens the teeth and with especial reference to nuts he adds: Besides affording one the enjoyment of retaining their sweet favors longer in the mouth." A fair portion of a Brazil nut salad and a good apple is enough lunch for sedentary workers, or let them eat nuts alone and then the apple.

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NIGHTS NI. Daily 15e to 5tio i nat. 15c to SI I Sat- lk Ham Lic to 75e IM more than a $50 bond." "Andleashamodwhe ought to be! She LtinnQR rarilruniRt bought a new-tur coat and other expen- I la sive winter adornment which ehe'll be paying for for some time to tomei-f-- JONES, LINICIC IF CONSTIPATED Winter Bouquets in New Exhibit SCHAEFER'S coNTINtous VAIDEVIIII COMZ ANY 71111: REVUE MCVICKEWS II A. 3f. TO It P.

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Mrs. Avery Coonley, who is interested in all that goes to promote beauty in commonplace things about the house, is offering two prizes of $50 each for woven household articles of I utility. The third new award is the 1 Thomas J. Dee prize of $50 for the best work executed in gold, and the same amount for the best work in silver. Probably of the usual prizes the most Important are the Frank G.

Logan prizes of medals, carrying with them sums amounting to a total of $900. ri. J. Ask Women to Quit Olympic I 1 .50 pop. MAT TOMORROW.

Beet Seats $1 A Laughing Landslide TWIN BEDS PR No. NAN, .3 C.4 Alor'zzr fr torjN3 d)4 1 re with Lois Bolton aed Primal Cat COLONIAL TONIG111 MATINEE TOMORROW AT Seat sot(' at 114,1 Oft lee tint CHARLES DILLINGHAM Presents a rA) st BY J. F. H. HEIDE.

NO. 209. Whm Ceres Smiles: Good harvests make men prodigal. bad ones provident." Already there have been two light night frosts in the Immediate vicinity and it is high time that we looked to the fruits of our toil. Let us waste nothing.

What- I ever cannot be stored by the meth-1 ods to be described hereafter should be canned or dried for winter use or otherwise used while yet there is time. The following list includes only such items as require immediate attention. BEANSWhether green or wax pod. navy or lima, bush or pole. all still remaining should be harvested at once.

If pod beans are alrea4y caught by frost they are soft and unfit. Lima and navy beans are usable. being protected by the hulls. CAULIFLOWERIf curd Is form Little 4,, ME I CAN Do your bit Save sugar, wheat, meat, labor and fuel Amol, 1 FRED STONE "JACK 0' LANTERN" ILLINOIS 1 TL.19751. "AVVIL-S0 Sea I is at Box 0Mos Only Rlaw Erlanger's Radiant Musical Contedr fe 4:40 Going to Matinees The Rainbow Girl VW.

I 44 ,1,0 2' 4 2- e. Mother! Your child isn't naturally I cross and peevish. See if tongue is coated; this is a sure sign the little stomach, liver and bowels need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, remember a gentle 1 liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given.

Nothing equals "California Syrup of Figs" for children's ills; give a teaspoonful, and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and fermenting food which Is clogged In the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless. delicious "fruit laxative," and it never fails to effect a good "Inside" cleansing. Directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your home.

A little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a bottle ol! "California Syrup of Figs," then see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup PON'VERS' ToNIGHT MAT. TIIIIMITIOI AT 8 Item Seam Hid Seals at Box Office OILY DAVID BELASCO POLLY if A Preen. WiA the Belasto Theater. N.

Ca4 Intstt by INA CLAIRE'. CYRIL seOrt. H. REIEVES-SMITH, suet Other .4 WOODS TIIENTRE BRAS? FRIENDLY ENEMIES r.1T-,;c4,4 doktA .0 Women who give the charm of the matinee as a reason for refusing to do war work are to have no sympathy from their sisters in the women's clubs if Mrs. Sophie Delavan, president of the NIToman's Association of Commerce, can bring it about.

we can't be rough with them," said Mrs. Deiavan, who talked at the association dinner at the Morrison hotel last night, "but we mustn't put up with them. The department of labor has called upon all men and women of country to give all-we have of our working power. "I therefore make an appeal. In the name of our business women, to all other women that they eliminate matinees for the duration of the war and give those daylight hours to the government." Daughters of British Empire.

Lady Aberdeen chapter of the Daughtors of the 'British Empire will meet this afternoon in the War Shop, 1202 Stevens building. bination perfect in food value. It builds flesh, bone and. muscle. Compare the high nourishment and low cost with other foods and you will find Kellogg's and Milk the most economical food you can serve.

Most people when they say "Corn Hakes" mean Original the Flakes that are delicate and thin, with a flavor and crispness all their own. Don't merely ask for Corn Flakes" specify Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes and 160AILLLVIZI. LLA.1. 14,161.1. LIAJ LII LLLLLLLLL and low cost with other foods and you will find Kellogg's and Milk the most economical food you can serve.

Most people when they say Corn MATINEE TOMORROW AT 2.13 LIME is a food never out of IL season. Keep the familiar Kellogg Package handy all the time. Serve Kellogg's with milk or evap. crated milk, with fresh or stewed' fruit, at any time of d4break fast, lunch, supper, or when the children are hutigry betweenineals. It is convenient to buy, ready to serve, saves labor and fuel, needs no sugar owing to the flavor and sweetness developed in the Kellogg Process.

Kellogg's and Milk is a come ServeKellogg's with milk or evap- crated milk, with fresh or stewed fruit, at any time of d4break fast, lunch, supper, or when the SHUBERT Poo. Si Mat. Tomortort ARRICK tither Mts. Sat- Sus. 46 THE BIG ALLIED PATRIOTIC SUCCS even Days Leave.

PITONII ORT CI. NI UAL I MT IN CAlia Inbar MUMOSCO Gruat rum and Families Saws el ip el MI int', even though not of hen's egg size. U. it up now. It will mature in fifteen to eighteen days and the inclosins leaves will protect the curd from transient drops in temperature.

Their further treatment will be taken up in due time. CHARD (SWISS)Should be used I now before freezing temperature isi reached. More later. CELERYComplete the final tailing I up of the green or winter varieties I now. leaving only the plumes to pro-1 Itrude.

The self-blanching are probably sufficiently advanced for present use. Further treatment later. 1 CORN (SWEET)Whatever remains must be used now, whatever its stage of development. before freezing temperature. CUCUMBERS Harvest all now.

whatever their size. The fuU grown can be stored in a cool. frost free, dry place. and may last several weeks. The immature must be used at once in salads or pickling.

EGGPLANTHarvest all sizes now. They may be eaten in any stage of development. The mature may last several weeks. ENDIVEIf the size warrants, tie up ins plants for blanching the first dry, sunny day. Their further treatment will be taken up in due time.

LETTUCEBoth bead and leaf lettuce must be used up Quickly now before freezing temperature. 3IVSKMELONS Harvest all the full grown bow. The ripe should be eaten first; the others may be stored In a cool. frost free, dry place for several weeks. Those not full grown should be fed to the pigs and cows.

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