Ichaflge in the existing economic or n by a white aristocracy or permitting <;go by Ithat is bound to dlecrease."
der speedily occurs. He alluded dis- j herself to be subjugated by Germany-. %]Wh'e n te COnversation 1turull(?(
approvingly to her "imperialistic pol- !France's declining birth rate is a men- English polities, Mr. Russell spoke
icy" and. predicted that she will be- ace to her national security so long orably of Rlaiusay Mac -onald
come subject to negro armies before: as the rest of the world and Germany lauded his policy of seking to
many years have elapsed. "In order in particular, propagate in unlimited tablish amicable relations bete
to carry out her ambitious schemes, numbers. I am heartily in favor of Britain and. France. "It is iniprob,
France is coming to have an increas- universal birth control, but for one however, that the Labor, ministry
ing reliance upon the enormous Afri- nation alone to practice it in conjunc- remain in office long," he said.
can population which acknowledges tion with an imperialistic policy is sui- hasn't a majority in Parliament
her sovereignty," he declared. She is cidal, The American birth rate would depends for its continued exist
confronted by the dilemma of becom- not be large were it not for the large upon the will ofi the Liberals
ing a predominately Negro state ruled foreign population and as the years brought it into power. In the

" fu tu re, M r. AM acD o n ald .,s m in istry w ill ' A m eric an s m n irilfe -ted i l l r i i _' '; ,>~ ll t r b b N p o o e s m e i l t oin- t ~ 1 : ep a l t t i nq e~ s~ a d d
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M'r. Russell declined to gi%,e any, "im-_
paressions of America" saying that he
(lid not care to follow the( pathi mark-
ed out by Mrs. Asquith,. Mr. Clhesterton'
and other English ob~servers of our
life and customs. H-e did, however,
express surprise at the credulity of

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oto by Mishikin

Harold Bauer
Photo' by Alpeda,

Earl V.' Moore
Photo by Rentschler

Frederick Stock
Photo by Matzene

Dusolina Ginn~ni
Photo by U'wood & U'wood

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George Oscar Bowent
Photo. by Rentschler

Alberto li
Photo by Mishkin

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FOUR DAYS OP GOOD MUSIC
SIX BRILLIANT CONCERTS_

SONG BIRDS

Photo by. Alpeda

f ivm many operas-Oratorio sing-
e rs-Violinist-H apst-P anist
--Organist.
TWO Bia CHORUSES
THE CHORAL UNION
anld the
CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
CHORUS
THE CHICAGO SYM-
PHONY ORCHESTRA

M~AY

Two famnou3 cholal workis jill
Le e g-ive for the first time inI
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LA PRIMAVERA

EARL V. MOORS, MUSICAL DIRECTOR

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"NEW" ARTISTS

GIANNINI,

SAL VI,

KRUEGER:

BALLESTER, LAMONT, LENT,
DADMUN, SCHIPA, will be heard

CESARE BAROMEO
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at the La Scala Opera.

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Phiot o by IDaugerre

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EARL V. MOORE
GEORGE 0. BOWEN
FREDERIC2K STOCK

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