TIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAY PORTLAND, AUGUST 20, 101G. IMPORTANT WORLD HAPPENINGS ARE TOLD IN PICTURES A Boys of Plymouth Juvenile School Forego Vacation to Help Keep Allies Supplied With Ammunition Women Achieve Ambition, Founding School for Women Dentists.

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() Sr tzZt t is oo t boys of the Plymouth Juvenile THE School are hard at work at "4 i: benches in the shops, doing V. all they can to increase the output of munitions. They are even sacrificing ' t their holidays in order that the tol-die- rs fighting at the front may. profit by ever hour and minute, and that tha supply of ammunition may not run low. if. i , 3 The first school in New York state to be devoted exclusively to' the train- ing of women to become dental has just opened nt Hunter Col- lege building-- New York City. It is affiliated with the Vanderbilt Dental Clinic, College of Physicians and Sur- ,4 geons, Columbia University. A young woman is the founder and director of tho training school." She is Miss Louise C. Ball, A. B., LL. D., end in the opening of the school she f is realizing the ambition of her life. Miss Ball was an honor pupil through her course of study in school and col-jig- e. She was graduated from Uie 7? Morris High School and the Normal 2 College. In addition to being the vale- dictorian of her class, she was awarded 4 the prize for pedagogy and psychology and also received the award of the board of education for general excel- ' lence in her studies. Her ambition was ZTep as rz 'A to become a D. D. S., and in this first school to be devoted to the care of children's teeth she realizes it. A tractor Is being used by the United States troops in Mexico to flat- ten down the' bumps that, make roads near the American base camp at Co- 7-- h .'1fct lonic Dublan truly Mexican. Bumps' and mounds are the rule, smooth stretches being the exception. This machine weighs about 27,300 pounds or almost 14 tons. ft Aden, once one of the chief Arabian ports, is now a stronghold of British India, and one of the most strongly fortified British ports in that part of the world. On the very edge of x7; Arabia, which is in a ferment on ac- count of the Turkish attempt to make the present seem a "Holy war" to the Arabs, Aden is one of the most Im- 4 portant strategic points of the British. The Arab chiefs in its vicinity are paid regularly by the British and so far they have been kept from open revolt, but many of the tribes in the interior have been reported as fighting on the side of the Turks and the unrest caused in India has been admitted by the British to be most serious. The Italian liner Re d'Ualia la said to have driven off three enemy subma- rines and possibly sunk one of them. These attacks by merchantmen on- sub- marines with guns mounted "for de- fense" are the Justification alleged for t" AAJi'.W ...... its submarine campaign by Germany. Germany's claim that if a merchantman can attack a trail submarine without 2 i warning, the su'omrine should have the same right in relation to the merchant ship is denied by our Government. It was for attacking a submarine that -- the Germans executed Captain Fryatt. 7 of England, on the ground that he was a rrano tireur" of the seas. The cap tain of the Re d'ltalia may meet the ful series of concerts at Ocean Grove siasm of this moment nefr abated. same rate if he falls Into German season, are This was followed by the Wieniawskt or Austrian hands. this where the audiences "Faust" fantasy and by a long series supplied by all the Long Branch re- of The group included School for Women Jenia Allen-hurs- t. extras. small One of the sights nf rhurlnttA &9?'gJ;J sorts, such as Deal. Elberton, the Bach air on the CI string, which in Inter-lake- n A 'Amalie in the Danish West Indies is mittee and members of their families American financial conference held West End, Long Branch. never sounded fuller, more resonant or the flight of 103 steps. The Danish sailed on the steamship Vestris re- Washington last year. and Asbury Park. Small won- more appealing. This was followed vtst Indies are very hilly. cently for Brazil. The delegation will be received as the cream of musical audiences by an exquisitely colored performance honored guests by the countries they der that of Oui's This delegation i3 going to investi- - Saturday night the Cesar 'Orlentsle." the machine-gu- n visit. The personnel of the- party is was in attendance when A section of the regu gate opportunities Sum- Schubert "Ave Maria" and Kreisler's Jar Army is guarding the for the establish- highly representative of the world of Mischa Elman emerged from his pro- border of ment - 4 "La Chasse." and the official i exas with guns pointed toward of closer business relations with business of the United States- of North v mer rest to play the first concert of his gramme closed with the Sarasata juexico. Brazil and was appointed by Secretary America, and particularly those activi- new season at the auditorium in. the "ZiKeunerwelaen." of th Treasury McAdoo to pay a re- are extending foreign well-nig- h overwhelming ties which into . - r jT presence of not less than 6000 persons. Following a turn visit to Brazil, in compliance with commerce. Dr. Richard B. Strong is t i - The com- - 'rf Such an audience, under the existing demonstration he played several of th financial i.nd commercial the invitation extended at the Pan- - chairman of the vlsitine: committee. circumstances where people are warned favorite Kreisler compositions and a under no conditions to go into crowds, number of his own. on the whole giving was a demonstration of significance. more "extras" than original numbers. There have been many ovations ten- The programme was well designed for ARTISTS LEAVE RETREATS AT CALL 3 dered Elman. among others of the a Summer audience, but in itself it favorites of the great American public, bristled with technical difficulties, all but there was certainly . never any of which were dispatched in a manner OF LOVERS OF SUMMER CONCERTS greater outbreak than at the conclu- than made the most hardened listener sion of his concert Saturday night, gasp. Walter Henry Rothwell Becomes Public when he almost doubled his original Elman Introduced a new accompanist Idol and Is Assisted in Musical Programmes by Mme. Gadski Mischa programme by the number of "extras" In the person of Philip Gordon, a high- Elman Is Cheered After Recital and Audience Lines Walk Leading to Car. with which he supplemented it. ly skilled pianist, who will, no doubt, Long after he had taken at least give him excellent support, to judge 15 or 20 calls the house was darkened from the first concert, which is natur- BY E1IILIE FRANCES BAUER. up, but so it has been with this great duct an orchestra composed of 60 play, and he was compelled to return to the ally a trying experience. Mr. Gordon YORK, Aug. 19. More than man, of whom the most extravagant ers from the Boston Symphony Or stage Just in acknowledgement at has an unusually fine technic, a good persons things .may be, heard. Indeed, some of chestra. , or eight times, each time the sense of rhythm and of color. were turned away best-know- "Elijah" as least six NEW the n music-lover- s oratorio concerts, acted as conductor cert will have attraction Madison-Squar- e and critics The artists engaged include Marcella with Grace Kerns. Nevada Van der vast audience cheering and waving Garden have freely expressed the remark that Craft. Alma Gluck. Florence Hinkle of the Mendelssohn Glee Club and of handkerchiefs, hats, scarfs and pro- Lucy Tuesday night, when Walter Henry Mr. Rothwell has been' a (her appearance Society, Veer. Albert Linquist and Louis grammes. demonstra- Gates is now taking a real Rothwell gave a Wagner programme, revelation: first since her mar the newly formed Beethoven Graveure. The last offering will be Nor was this a rest after the pressure of all her mu- that there have been few conductors riage). Marie Sundelius, who will be a but he 'also conducted the open - air Bach's "St. Matthew's Passion." when tion of women: indeed, there were Mme. may to compare in y. stop sical duties, particularly as impresario with Gadski as soloist. It with him ever heard member of the Metropolitan Opera performance of Verdi's "Requiem," will be Corinne Rider-Kelse- more men than women. It did not be added that never has the been America and, so far as his future inl company next season; Henriette Wake Grounds in New York, the soloists here, for as he left the hall to enter since her return to her own state in heat country is concerned, may Percy given at the Polo Henriette Wakefield. Paul so cruel in New York as during those this it be field. Grainger, Theodore Karle, and the "Caliban" masque given under Draper and Reinald Werrenrath. The the waiting automobile he faced almost the West, where she appeared not only --- said that there is no post to which he Lambert Murphy, up on 48 hours; it was evident that - may Wilfred. Glenn and the auspices of the University of New New York Symphony Orchestra will the entire audience lined both as Marguerite in "Faust." but also as keep not aspire, as he has proved him- Marion Green. York. sides of the walk, and the cheer which manager of the company, stage man- could back the music lovers, not self a master of the first rank. The chorus will repeat "The Chil The Oratorio Society, which 'was or- assist. went, up from this aggregation was ager and everything else that could even the elements. Other great artists of , the Metro- dren's Crusadt," by Pierne. which was ganized 44 years ago by Dr. Leopold really not to be described. make for the success of the enterprise. These concerts are an established politan Opera Company have offered such a success last season as to war Damrosch and which never passed out Adolfo Bracala Is another Impre- Nor would it be easy to put Into Miss Gates writes that she is spend- success and mark the greatest strides themselves to assist in the great work ra"- - . miroaucing, as it aid, a rer from under the baton of a Damrosch sario who Intends to give people away words the supreme art of this master ing these weeks in her cottage in the in musical life that this country has undertaken by Otto Kuhn and his markable chorus of school children until Mr. Koemmenich assumed the from New York and Chicago the oppor- violinist. whose ravishing tone Rocky Mountains and. being situated many associates through Miss Martha May-nar- d, Jne or the most important choral years ago. will have four tunity to enjoy grand opera. There seemed to find a wonderful outlet in about 9000 feet above sea level, she seen in years. Primarily, it may and is doifbt ever given baton three soon be more traveling organiza be be in- there little that works under these auspices public concerts this season, beginning will the vastness of the Ocean Grove Audi amuses herself by snowballing th said that it would almost the Summer concerts will result in wm be the first performance of December 8 with Enrico Bossi's "Joan tions with this aim than there are per torium. Again Elman showed advance friends who are with her. Otherwise during height of en conceivable that the some great permanent movement 'for Florent Schmitt s 47th Psalm, which of Arc," which made such a sensational manent ones, which, indeed, may be overt anything that he has done be- she occupies herself concocting snow-froz- Summer such a conductor as Waiter the sort of music for the "masses" will share the evening with Rossini's success when Mr. Koemmenich present- summed up in the Metropolitan Oper fore; there were renewed enthusiasm. ices. She has devised an ice- Rothwell would be available and it that the "classes" may well envy and St a bat Mater. ed it Tor the first time in this country Company and the Chicago Operatic a higher sense of poise and self cream freezer which may be regarded support. er would be equally impossible to realize There will be five concerts opening last season. It will have the same in- Association. It is said that Bracale, control, a greater and ever increasing as a flesh-reduc- an well. It keeps Mme.- witn Children s Percy terpreters so who is now in Italy making some of one that a singer of Gadski's posi- " ine Crusade. who lent much distinc- polish. Nor has he lost vestige her swinging a bucket in the snow tion would disturb herself during her The Worcester Festival committee Grainger, the eminent pianist will be tion to the. first performance. Including his engagements, has obtained Ricardo of the urge of youth and the fire of about an hour at a time, but " s said ust made the soloist at the first symphony con Mme. Sundelius, Miss Rose Bryant. Dellara as principal conductor, and he genius which has very is through has been few. weeks of rest to come into New has the announcement for its cert engaged Anna who from his earliest that when she it rom country home 59th season to be held, as usual, in and the second symphony concert Grace D. Northrup. Morgan Kingston. has also Fitziu. days been his unique asset. worth while, and she feels that th A York her for the will have Marcella Craft as soloist. Clifford Cairns and the young boy so- sang last season at the Metropolitan He always had a marvelous musical compliments she receives for her deli- Mechanics' Hall September 25 to 29. Opera-Hous- e: purpose of helping this great move- The artists' night will bring forward prano. Master Lewis Perkinson. Claudia Muzio. Mme. sense. This sense has now been cious frozen confections are well de- This is usually regarded as the offi- Mme. Gluck. Mr. Alvarez, mezzo-sopran- o, and a promis ment. ' Karle, Miss Wake The successive concerts will be given strengthened by the conviction and au served. But such is the case. Mr. Rothwell cial opening of the Fall season and field, orchestra and chorus. December 28-3- 0, when the "Messiah" ing tenor by the name of Lazaro. thority of a musician of experience Those present tell that from time to and works selected for Septem- pair perform- Bracale will open his season in San lias in six weeks become a true idol of artists will have its annual of Theater, and. with his dazzling dexterity of time she forgets to freeze the mixture public, Mme. Gadski said ber are of more than ordinary impor- Louis Koemmenich. conductor of the ances, February 13 and April 5. The Francisco at the Cort and will technic, is infinitely more sure, more and stops to sing some favorite aria the and that tance and interest.. The festival will New York Oratorio Society, formulated soloists for the "Messiah" will be Mabel go from there to Los Angeles and New finished and more flawless than ever. or ballad, and she does not seem identify well-know- that he was proud to herself with be conducted by that n con- his plans just before leaving for his Garrison, of the Metropolitan Opera Orleans. The sweep with which he played the appreciate the compliments she re- bis work. It is not often that a conductor ductor. Dr. Arthur Mees, who will have short period of rest, following a sea Company: Alma Beck, Reed Miller and Mendelssohn concerto simply carried ceives for this nearly as much as she begins. career from the masses a bis, assistant Guslav Straube to con sou in which, he not only save, his own Arthur iliddieton,' The February cou-- They have been, enjoying, a wonder- - his audience by storm,' and the enthu does for her original ices.