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THE SUN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913.
HOTOHKISS RIDDLES
COMPENSATION BILL
Calls Glynn Measure Socialistic,
Costly and Mciihcc t
Stule'ri Interest.
LIE ON ITS FACE, HE SAYS
Half the Workmen Exempt, He
Points Out. Though Other
States Include All.
William II. HotchtilH.-. es-Slntc Sup.
rlntemlcnt of Insurance, who In oppos
ing the paxKiiKe of Hie workmen' com
pensation "III favored ti" !ov. Olynn.
said yesterday ono of hlH reasons Is thnl
"wo I'roRresNlvca feet It our duty to
trlke at Micliillem wherever It appears."
"t am very Rind." ho wilil. "that Clov.
Glynn has hroiiKht to public attention
my iipponltlon tu his lilll, It In not a
ecret opposition, lut was lit rt rxpicwoil
In a memorandum, whli'li I left with lilm
over a week uko. In which I mild ; 'It
would lie better to postpone tin- enact
ment of a workmen' compensation law
rattier tlian to consent to .. .millions In
Midi law which would make. It a lie on
ltd fare."
"That l Just what, from tho stand
point of t-oiinil public policy and fair
workmen's compensation legislation, l!ov
(ilynu's bill will be at least mi f.ir as
I have been informed as to Its tcints.
"I note that thu i.ovcrnor apparently
refers to urn In a statement In which he
peaks of the ITosrcsalvc party. lie
ought to know that we Progressives feel
It our duty to strike at socialism wher
nvtr It appears. This Is one reason why
T oppose his bill. It is only slightly less
socialistic than the workmen's compen
sation law of Ohio.
Calls provisions HeTolntlnnar?.
"It seems Inconceivable to me that Oov.
Olynn, whoso declared policy thus far Is
a contcrvatlve one, can favor, among
other provisions, those which, llrst, pro
hibit employer and employee from nuk
ing agreements as to wanes, which, after
injury, are to be paid in the form of
oinpcnsatlon ; second, as shall make the
State tho distributing paymaster of such
wnces, thus puttlntr government In be
tween tho employer and the cmploce:
and, third, as shall deny to the employer
the rlRht which he has always hitherto
had of nn appeal to the courts. These
provisions aro all socialistic and. In my
Judgment, revolutionary It Is, therefore,
my duty, as a I 'regressive, to light any
bill which contains such provisions.
"It Is also my duty, as counsel for
several employers' liability companies,
and mieakltiK from an active experience as
a supervisor of Insurance, to point out
as I have dune and shall continue to clo
the serious Insurance defects In i!ov,
Olynn'a proposal. The people of New York
have voted for such a law as will put an
end to negligence suits and ambulance
chasing; yet, ns I am Informed, cjov.
illynn'B bill will be so phrased as to leave
employers who do not Insure In the State
fund and who are charged with wilful
fault or failure to observe safety appliance
laws liable to u suit for damages and to
the predatory action of negligence lawyers.
Fears for State's Interest.
"Further, what can lie said of a measure
which shall put the Stale Into the linui
ance, business and yet give the work
men's compensation commission ftc iin
as to reserves and latcs'.' I'ortunutely, tile
hill will declare that the State treasury
Is not to bo responsible, but if this commis
sion makes mistakes in Its rates and there
Is a deficit as there has been elsewhere
what of the moral obligation of the State,
thanks to Oov. (ilynn's bill"
"Tin- ilovernor reminds me that 'the
people ttrst to be eonsldeied m the framing
of this bill are the labor Interests." I agree
wllh him. but only up to tho point and
I again use his mvn words, printed on
November T, 1 v 1 3 that In framing such
bill, the same shall not be so devised as
to 'confiscate the Interests of the em
ployer.' "Does Oov Olynn Lliou that the
schedules In this bill will make compete
nation cost th employ cis of New York
moio than twice, and perhaps three times,
na much as It now eots the employers of
-Massachusetts, Ithode Island, Connecticut
and New Jersey, all neighboring manu
facturing States, more, even, than the
socialistic law of Ohio costs them, and s.'
per cent more than it costs them In
Michigan "
"I repeat. Oov Olynn Is entlrh right In
saying that the people llrst to be con
sUered In the framing of such a bill are
the laboring people but his bill In
exempting the non-hazardous trades,
exempts more than half of the laboring
people of tho JVnte. I am for Including
them all. So is the Association of I.abot
legislation.
"Does the Governor not know that this
has been done without protest from the
labor people or without endangering the
constitutionality of the statute. In eighteen
of the twenty-two States which have work
men's compensation laws, even In Ohio and
Oallfornlar
MRS, EDDY'S NAME STOCK BAIT.
Witness In llodlo Men's Trial Tells
of Odd SrllliiK Argument.
A method by which the Radio Tele
photte. Company hoped to sill thousands
of shares of stock to Christian Scientists
was described In tho I'nlted States Dis
trict Court yesterday at tho trial of l.ci;
De Kprest, the Inventor of the radio
teltphono: .Tames Dunlop Smith. Samuel
K. Darby and Klmer Iturllngaifie, who are
charged with using the mails for a stock
.swindle,
William M. Hnwmnn, a Christian Scien
tist of Rochester. N. Y.. said that ho
was hired by the Itadlo company to
sell stock to wealthy members of his faith
with whom he had a wide acquaintance.
Ilurllngame, who managed the stock sell
ing; campaign, told him, he said, to quote
the following passage from Mary llaker
Kddy's "Science and Health'' whenever ho
needed a "knockdown" argument to clinch
H sale:
'The spirit needs no wires or elec
tricity In order to carry messages."
This, tho Radio people thought, accord
ing to Bowman, would be sufllclent Justi
fication of the principles of wireless tele
phony to convince tho average follower
of Mrs. Kddy of the commercial advan
tages offered In Kndlo stock.
BECEPTImTfOR G0v7 FIELDER.
Mrs. Alexandre of C.slle I'olnt Kn
lertalas for Winner of Jersey Rare.
Mrs. Caroline It. Alexandre of Castle
Point, Hobokrn, gave a reception last
night In honor of Governor-elect James
Kletder of New Jersey and Mrs, Fielder.
Dinner was served before the recep
tion. There were twenty-four guests,
among them II. Otto Wittpenn, Navnl
Officer of tho Port, former Governor
Franklin Mutphy ami Mrs. Miuphy,
Judge riufus llrsHiu, .Mr and Mis. I lung.
Ian Roblnaon, .Mr. and Mrs, Kno. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Uverelt Colby, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard l.lndabury, Mr. mid Mrs.
Richard Stevens, Mrs. Itobeit Stevens
and Mr. and Mis. George Dlukle.
Lynch Promote .1, J, Flood,
At-SANT, Dec. 3, Stale Labor Conunls
tltaar James M. Lynch Hiiiiounro.1 lo
nlfkt that he would continue SuperviMIng
Factory Inspector .1, J, Flood uf Manhat
tan 'as chief facloiy inspector for that
Motion of the Stale at a salary of H.onii,
Maurlco Mike) of Manhattan was ap
pjajaj supervising factory inspector at a
salary oi .,ouu.
Today's the day to buy that
Ford. Provide yourself a
comfortable, dependable and
economical car for the coming
tomorrows. You can't begin
too soon to cut down that
transportation expense. The
Ford serves your every
purpose at lowest cost.
Five hundred iliilliirs is Hie new price of the Kuril
runalioiit; I lie touring- car is five (illy: I lie lowu
car seven tifl.v f. o. Ii, Detroit, completr with
equipment, (let catalog' anil particulars from
r'orcl Motor Company. I7-.:I llrnailwny. nlo Jack
son Avenue Mini llonej well Street, ' Long; Island
Cily.
SANS SOUCI OPENING JOYOUS. I
Latest TaiiKo llrMaurnnt lloohlrs
t'auaelly for Well Wishers,
There were moments last night when
Vernon Castle and Jules Ansaldi, opening
t... r. ,,it tin, Sinn SoiicL at the
southwest corner of Broadway and Forty-
i iun1 tli.it fhev hadn't
nt-vvuo ptitvw,, ,,. .,. ...... .
hired Madison Square Garden for the
initial ccieoravwn. iinn mi-, . ..--
.....I....- Un.n nimln .inn. nf lllte
,IIKli.-, ,'v,
comers appealed for accommodations.
Out of the flash of diamonds und the
sheen or silk arose eager voices;
"Hut Mr. Castle gave mo a personal In
vitation. You mut And a place for us
somen heie."
And Mr. Castle or Mr. Ansaldi or Jules,
i... ..i 1 1., .rr,r,twi Hie miracle
tn.il l icservid usually for New Yeat's
l;ve, making two tames grow -noire ..nc
was befoie. There were reservation" tor
.mi .,,., i..t nU-hr the canadtv of the
restaurant, hut they found room somehow
for or nunc.
Tile newest Hroadway testaurant and
i. , f ..,uin,. .mil f.iflhltiiiulile dances
Is the result of Vernon Castle's Ideas as
to wh it Hlo.idvvny hail I.icKe.i in me way
of a testaurant that would be gay without
....... ..I,. l .i-l-l-,, . In Miilrlt .tori nn to
date In everv es-entlal. Mr. Castle and
Mr Ansaldi spent I'Jo.i'nn titling and
decorating the ba-emcnt rooms at Broad
way and Forty -second stieet that were
foruieilv Flelschmann s rfiauram. i o
rooms are done In light g'een, gold and
lilte and are flooded wllh light.
The tables are so arranged that ample
space Is left III the middle of the room
for tangoing and turkey trotting at night,
while In the afternoons there Is space
for dancing outside the tnbles.
Tin- formal opening began at 11 1. M.
Within half an hour the big loom was
crowded. Among those who had teserva
tlons were Cornelius Vanderbilt, with a
p.ntv of nine; lllsle do Wolfe. George J.
Gould and a party of four, Mrs. William
Astnr Clmnler. Mrs. Herbert llatrlmati.
Mrs. Sherwood Fhlrldgc. W. Scott
Cameron, Louis Hoissevaln. Flrt Deputy
Pollen Commissioner Douglas 1. McKay.
A. G. Wellman. Supreme Court Justice
Pendleton. Jules S. Hache, Lowell M.
I'alinei, Reno La Montagu-, Itogers
II.,eon. Francis II. I.cggctt. Marry Con
tint, .lav n'Hrlcii. Laurence Intrant and
James Villeplglle.
Mr and .Mr. C.itle gave an fthlln-tP-ii
of f.incv dances, which included the
new "Venezuelan tango." Special miHc
had been composed for several of the
new chillers. After supper dancing was
'"'"mi' ' Cnstl- came to New York half a
dozen vears ago with F.ngbsh lihiyeis
who appeared with Lew Fh Ids III ' The
Onl llehind the Counter" He played a
small part In that musical comedy and
was featured In Inter piodtletlons. At
the outset of the present dancing vogue
lie began to teach the new steps and has
been the Instructor of many persons in
society.
GARY HEARS A RIVAL
DEFEND U. S. STEEL
I'li'M-nt at Hearing When A. V.
Thompson Denies Possibil
ity of Monopoly.
.ludfce Clbert II. Oary attended the hear
ItiB yesterday In the Oovernment's anti
trust suit iiKalnst the Knlted States Steel
Corporation for the first time since th
defence begun to put In Its evidence. He
came to hear tho testimony of Alexia Y.
Thompson, president of the Inland Kteel
Company, a business rival of the Steel
Corporation.
Thompson made a nood witness for the
defence. Several times .Indue Oary suk
itestid Muestlons to Attorney Severance,
who conducted the direct examination, and
both were evidently pleased with bis an
swers. Thompson wns at one time presi
dent of tlie. Ilepubllc Iron and Steel Com.
pany. Ills home Is at Chicago, and he la
also a private Iron mine operator in the
Lnhe Superior district.
The witness said he never had heard
a specific price mentioned at the Oary
dinners, and that competition was never
at any time restrained by aureenient on
prices.
"I suppose at limes we have mndo tho
same prices," he said, "but It wns acci
dental and not accordlnR to agreement."
He vvas ashed If the Steel Corporation
had the potentiality, If It used It, to de
stroy competition.
"That Is absurd," said the witness. 'It
Is a physical Impossibility."
, II, II. Hammond, treasurer of the Mc
Myler Interstate Company of Cleveland,
look tho stand toward the close of thu
session. He will be recalled when the
hearing l continued nt 10:30 A. M. to
day. ART OBJECTS BRING $1,261.00.
I'rwlrr anil I'rlnla nl Opening nr
fooper tlrlffltb Nnle,
Tlie sale of art furniture and art ob
ject licloiiKiiiK to Coopnr & Griffith, vvlio
recently diwiolved partneralilp, began yes
teidny at lli American Art Amooiatlon,
Tlpv beat prlcn of tlie iiftenioon wna J71,
juiid by Mr. ItuniHlilo for a complete set
of tho ''.Manslopfi of KtiKlmid," by Joseph
NhhIi, printed 1 s:t!-1 S4t. with many litli
ouraphlc drawlnija of exteriors and In
tcrlorn of old Hngllfth hoimea.
lltlier Hales were a ltnrtolozzl print,
"Cupld'H InHtructlon," to KredcrleH Alli
son for $27; arf KiirIIhIi bnina fender of
elglileentli century to Mm. Hofftnau for
:r,; nix pewter plnlrs to I,. II, I'ondlt,
Jr, for 130, and a Hcottlah "Tappll-IIen"
nf aevenleenth century pewter n Hie name
buyer for 133,
Tlie total for the acsslon amounted to
1 1, 201. M. Tlm salo continues this after.
(awon and to-morrtw,
.GOVERNMENT SEEKS I
EGG COMBINE HERE
i
Jl?cn-t'M'iitfltivc of Attorney-Oen-j
ornl Pwbps Cmisp of
Hlffh Trices.
FINDS APDKH I'KOFITS
.Meat Packers HI Mined for Kore'
ins: l' Covt of Kjrjrs
for Sforajrc.
n. W, Joyce, a special representative of
the Department of Justice at VashltiKton.
has been In New York for two weeks In
vestiK.itlnit the reason for the present
hluh price of ckks. Mr. Joyce said that
he vvas representing the Attorney-Oeneral
and was Instructed to txaiutne every ele
ment In the cause of high priced -kk:
Mr. Joyce wa told that the principal
reason for high pncid eggs now was the
lightest fall production known for years.
During July ami August last year In th"
Southwest, where a large portion of the
eggs originate, weather conditions vveie
niot unfavorable. Kecauso of heat and
ilroimht 75 per cent of ail the crhs pm
duced 'went to waste. In this same sec
tion i.irly snow and cold gave the lien
I another etb!icU.
I Another reason was that there were
' fewer egKS in Mor.tR at the close of the
season lids year than last In forty
three warehouses conlniti.-d :i,44r.,l'n0
cass, thirty dozen to a case, comp.nr.l
with .1. oiS. !iOu cases at the same tlm,
this year.
.Ml. .loyce al'o was ltiforni'd that h,
meat packets each spring, when tho ikbs
were cheap, bought at all 'mpurtint
points, ilius forcing Mi regular eoininl-
si, in merchant to mote. AH ,if th-
, in. at packers have .-toi-age houses of their
own. In which thev cany eggs at lest than
i half th- cost to the commission merchant
, w ho iisi.s the public stnrcheiiHis. Tins
glie. the meat packer an advantage or
at .'east If. cents a case, oonsidrr.-d a rea
sonable piotlt In an egg deal
I When Mr. Joyce aked what profit tin fe
was from receiver 1i Jobber he vvas told
I that every receiver was satisfied vlth on
ill a dozen, lie was also told that In
per cut . or about ri.onn.nuo cases, of i
total production of 50.('0'i,onrt c.isA if
eggs g.i into cold storage. He was :ih i
. told that were It not lor the Mnrago o
I cces in the spring al an average i nM ,,f
21 cents a do.rn eggs In the fall and
waiter would be worth J2 a dozen an I
almost imisisslble to b h.id
i. i....... i..... i ....... ....
i " i',,i.-w iii.ii. iiiri,. Here .loom
! ., . , .....ii....ru i.. ,i ...
who distribute to aliont 2m Jobbers who
supply tne retail trade. The cost from
mo receiver io inn Jollier Is I cent a
doKin, and the cost from the Jobber lo
tin' tetnller ?. cents a d07.cn.
Krom another source Mr. Jovce re
ceived the Information that eight' profits
are taken out between the farmer ami the
consumer. These profits amounted to :n
cents n dozen. When the farmer receives
!." cents a dozen the consumer therefore
pays :IT rents a dozen.
There was Joy at the hrdUarters of
tlie Nntinnnl Housewives League, 17T, West
lllglily-elghtli stieet, yesterday over a
ri'port from Mrs. John C. Miry, commander
of the army of lln.oiui women waging war
In Chicago against the high price of eggs,
thai tho boycott has caused eggs, to drop
6 cents per dozen In that city,
Mrs. Julian Heath sent out notices
asking all patrons of hotels and res
taurants to abstain from ordering i ggs or
tlilims with eggs In tliein.
TEXTILE STRIKE VOTED DOWN.
riilmi Decide iinliist Trying
llnforce Wnue Incrrnse llemnnd.
I'l.l. IllVKK, Mass., Dec. .1. Hvo unions
of tlm textile cotton operatives held meet
ings to-night and voted against calling a
strike In the mills hero to enforce their
demand for a 12i. per cent, wage In
ct ease.
Labor leaders say the opposition was
dli" to cold weather and that the demands:
will be presented again wltfi th approach
of spring.
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the rate includes:
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2d Gasoline supplied by us.
3d Repairs made by us.
4th Tires supplied.
5th Lubricating oil furnished.
6th Garage bills paid.
7th A relief truck to take the place or
yours, should it meet with accident.
8th Guaranteed continuous, uninter
rupted operation.
Operating under this method you save your
self all trouble and place the responsibility for
your delivery entirely upon our shoulders.
You should investigate this proposition befoie
buying any truck.
Write for particulars of the Federal
Maintenance Operating Plan.
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USED CAR DEPARTMENT
191 M H. P. Lotomobile lamounn
1912 JO H.P. Locomobile 5 Pa. Tour.
1912 48 H.P Locomobile 7 Pa... Tour.
1911 30 H. P. Locomobile Undautet
1911 35 H.P. Mat 7 P...V lourm,
1910 Stevcn.-Duryca 7 Pass. Tourinn
1911 Pmlrss Tour., repainted, barRatn.
A rebuilt I oi oniobllepuri hned from
ii I guaranteed.
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llro.idna A7lthi lei, mimim buv lr
LIKENS LEVY TO DISRAELI.
Wniilinpr I.) nil Thlix I, Hilda Vliinlcl
pnl .luallee-eleel nl llliuier.
AhmiiiMv iiuin Viiioii ,i l.it .Muiiielp.il
I'mrt Ju-t lect, mil char.iuP rlred P
.Itlstieo Vnulioe l,,vnn .ih i -c.'ond I -rati),
vv.ih tli, tit-it of limtoi nl ,i illn
iii r bIvmi liv ."no of Ills It lends and
iieiuliliom nt llemiiiiKtnii Hall. 211 Second
Ml. el. l.i.-t nlKlit.
t'liiiliio.in IMvvard I.'. Mcl'.ill of tlie
I 'til.lt. Service I'ominlfMon, recent lieiiio
I'latie c.indiil.itc for .Mayor, v at, one of
the ypeakeiM and asKe.l the diiierH to t m
und drink a to.iMt to .la.vot-el. it .Mltclnl.
Tills will done noisily,
A portrait of hints. If vvas presentid to
.Mr. Levy and lie expressed Ills apprecia
tion. Those at tlie spraUcis' table Included
K,iker Alfie.l II. Smth. I'onKiisiiiiiau
II. m y .M. i!n.fo(;le. Hernai'.l I ... iiIiik.
.ludlte Louis lill.li.-. Hi. Me.ver Wolff. Ilet
tiatd Nolan, lialil.l llr.mu, .huluc .lo-epli
II. Ilolfiiian and Frank A. Tieinev, s.rie
taty to liov, ! I nn.
HOUSING ASSOCIATION MEETS.
, !' VnrL UeteitHfe Sn T'enenirnt
I'rolilem la llelnu Solved,
, ClSrtS.VATI, I lee II The tllll.l ll.ltloll.il
I confi rence on liousiiiK III Aineiiea opetii.l
here to-. lay vvltli a round tahle talk The
eeiieial opinion was that the plan Is
t.eitiK put Into practice all over the conn-
1 1 y Lavvrence Velller of New Yotk pre
sided .Miss Maty Ileal. -y of New York
siilil Jh.'lt the tleineil'lolin prolileni of New
York tenements Ih helnt; solved
l The Katheriue it one of tlie most Im
1 pnrtiint Miel.iloKical ronrereticeH ever held
'In tlie middle West llnhert V, Pe l'oiest
of New orl, president of tlie association
will arrive to-morrow lo lake chaine of
I fl.w ivineet.tlnn. V II rlnft i,.i.. ...Ill
Inccotnpany lilm. will M'ealt Ktidny nlulit.
SOUR MASH
PURE RYE
OF nl Iv.PAs-HinMPn latin.Miiin
Ai
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TRUCKS
driver to run the truck
Equipment
includes
sett, lamps,
tools
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
OWffBIW AND ST.I.IJ.HS OF AU
TOMOBM.Rfl. COMMRItTTAI, VHHI
CUTS, OAfUttRH. TirtE.S. r.Qt'lP
MKNTN. ALSO tiP.PAlR COM
PANIM WI!X ALWAYS PJM)
SOMrtTHINU Or t.NTERK.fr IN
this mi.triiK,
Limousine Bodies Going Fast!
1 VI W UK I SI I) I I II V VI V I i
Prices We Ask Must Sell Them
t rtl,!i i'imii 1aih1vi.iI Ma -ii
Prices $25 to S7S0
Large Lot at $200, $300
W hill,' Jell I iitnpl, (i IHcht rn I ,,
Jandorf Automobile Co.,
3, 5, 7, 9 West 61st St &
I'lt.VNKI.lN lii.i.lvtel. ii l.ltf haraiiln Inr
.Jill' U sii'e j.rp'e ft n IWri. r.nil"!ll' n.
line run. itiis orl.r. uta. le fur doil'.r. npi
.tillpni.'iit . trl, e ?n..
I IVII.s s ,hk l lii (i.
.Mll'll l. A IIKO.MIVV AV.
semi fur iiiirPrl,. WieikeV
I.KKK' AfTO AiiKM't, .J?i7rn a
nr.ir . 'liurehllr, rtr nil ninkea i.f fSIU
'" ,:treme H.irBnln 1'rl.ei nii.t en
I.Vsv terniH, 1 1 li new uti.t aave mniiM
StnMse free till minted, fall or write,
lelrplinne, Hrant I 73
At TIIVUtllll.K THt t KsKOirl'rinirTrr
X met :, Ten .Muek, .1 Ten Knot, I Ten
i. rnl.n,' U rveellent cin.lli l,m
in vints si:i.i.i:i(s vi tii.vkiiiii.i: ru,
l.ll.l Hr.olm
mam r.t Trillins' iiKiirii r (Mts.
Ilulnu' nn. fr.en u- N .mi tli .-iniH Imii.
inilelialni; nw eitos. ej.r. titk"!i In ex.-ti hr.
enl! or hpinl for ltl of new hii.1 n..l tal
ii. VKs-iiii:n:Mii:iti t:it ro., 21 iv,iit.ii,
S'ven .'onl!'r I'h.llmera "10 ' full
eqillpMt, ftl fxretlent iOll.tltloni nni.t tell.
Write or rill evening". V t Sll lllt.vt v.V,
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t to violin, i i iik ii i it r,
rttit nun: itv Tin: viiin i ii on m: vo
I Nsl HI'ss.. Kll IPAl,.
iih:i I'AI'kaiiii. iii:iii.is i.ivioi sinks
ami ivipkiiiai. i.a.mim ids. i iv i.k
ir.i iiai rrr.i us. ui:i kiikm k.s.
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AI'TOVIOIIII.K. SI'ITI.IF.S, e.
IIK.AItlNOS, Hall am Roller.
The (.mlllaniCn .ll'u.iv A TAlh l mlinee UVPnl
AMI'iKMKM'.
B. F. KEITH'S
COLONIAL
II II V MAT S5e
ALHAMIRA
ll.VIl V MAC 2.V
NEW YORK THEATRES
Tilth Annltrraary of
Keith Vaudeville.
All Star Ml Art lllll at
I'.trrv Keith theatre.
Curtain Mats 1 : t .'. I'vira 7'IT
HARLEM
I2i St
7 We
Stock Co. In "A llntnaiice
of The t'nileruorl.l "
liaU Mai. 10-25 Py I.1-.VI,.
T.Mna" ""llarl.mir, Zclif.i
f'eari-. l'rank Mhrrlilati,
Nat 'aartn,i:ilirl(ircr!i,
nil. I Ulllinan, Ami) and
Nv (i.inie ami n other
III KArls
iii'intv
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PAUCE
H'uav and 17th SI
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DallyVJal 2i.h-7.V
LIST 1 UfFFKC ii'mwiy.Wn'iiecJii:
r"r' ""n seaisimw allncrf.irniances
WARF I EL D ai rlioNKhii.
REPUBLIC KViKK
THE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURNEY
vlth i.hi liliKiiilsn:i,
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AMUHKMKNT.
NKW lOIIK'S I.K4IIINU
EMPIRE Sa,;r
, to at.
Wed.
i:vs. :ie.
A. Sat. at 5:tS.
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In the .tv rnmriv
TIHTB by 0. Haildon Chambers,
after the novel.
tNKKKRHOCKKR. n'W'av A fWth St.
KvcnlDES at s. Mala. Weil A .sat. at 'J
A prrformaneeof errnl distinction."- World.
Mme, KALIGH
in a lour sri.'o
RACHEL
The
Misleading
Lady
a whirlwind of
surprises from the
moment the gentle
manly cave-man
kidnaps the flirt,
rushes her away in
his auto, then tames
her, true cave-man
stvle.
FULTON THEATRE
Mail Slleet, .lint Wevt nf llroaduaV,
r.virv, nan. Mat' Wed. A Sat 2.D0.
"Funniest Play in Town." Press.
UaDDI(i: ;.',.XIata T-da ASnt 2 20
LouisMinn;;VVh,A,V
CRITHRI0N W A,::sra,"::...-.
IIW III III I. 'l prrsentv
THE MAN INSIDE
V D.anui of i rime hi Itnland II. Mollneu.v
i':,-B0lllB,?,'V t-"d tl I've NS
M. UIIIIII 9 Weil Poll A Sat 2,15.
POTASH k PERLMUTTER
fi i R R I ft If .th St . nr U'uaV l-V"i. S:li.
NIIIIIUIv Mat-. Wed tl'oin 4 Sal. 2:tJ
FANNIE WARD In a spblns
MADAM PRESIDENT
WIPBOPROMEI
ilthiiv 11,1 lllh.li Mat 2 llevtsat!.! Hv.n.
l.i.iil'riipl,' Carnlv alol snort 201 Ire llir III.
A-M-E-R l-C-A
SiitTm I'irntlr I'IhiikIni: Auim, mirt of
Honor l'lrt .SKir.t r 1 hrtniHh lamninr.inal
4 '.'j
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tl'otttntlu Ms last
Aft,-
.vitffltrmf tit intireatcr
Perl., I
lo-nlitit at a Hamlet
I'rl Me reliant ot Venice
Sal Mat. I In in le t
Sat llv..., I'aa.inr nt 3rd floor
lla'.k A Sacr.or.ludas
Men l!v i ar A
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tierlrude
Hllloll
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SHUIERT
Wed Mt.ABvJI ll.llernardshan TIIPV .litli
ThiiiH Mice A Men Wotli-nai
MiHUaTTAN"1' no .nitti & vtii u
HOP O' MY THUMB
u DE WOLF HOPPER
lhsi.llie.l.rvs lie Mia l,wla A sat 2.20
SI VsflN S LJ.W.V IVJ iii iur
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lu "II4III-K VIII. " n traeeilv of dli.to
new inatle life and "lltssl.' Kror tlie
I 1 .rami l.!iii:i...l i'a.l..
Plilhoust ss
r FAMILY CUPBOARD
Wl ,MI, i;:,th n of ih av rvs 1.-,
' ansMia ii. ium.i i s
llrnrletla
Nr l Week
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ORATORIO
Society of New York
TvfJS KoI'MMKMt'H IVadnetor
"RUTH" Georg Schumann
CarnfRi? Hall. Dccrmber 5th. at 8.15
SOLOISTS . Mm Florence Hinkle. Mist
Mildred Pottfr. Mr. 'I'. Kovtrr Why
Mr. Putnam Ori.uolcl, (.Wrlriipoi'an Oprra)
Orchcitra of the Symphony Society
senta, T.'.e, In au.mi at IUi OtTlee
S.it. for 1 IIK MI--.sSI.MI.-! Iter I'tlth and
J.tti istiti K.-.tti Prrferminie. ly Ike
Sn irt pon H'lllnc
METROPOLITAN RjftRfi.
lo-nliil.t nt 7 -so Sleafrleil. Mairenaiier.
(il.er. Altrn. I rlu Crl-Mol.l. Hclss, i,urll., llni v
il.iel i on. I . Hertz
I rl. .us. ivmhle inn 1-aKllaril. Iierl, (anio,
Vninio: prrei.ii.l In lav. Ilu.tl.aiia. tVstlnn.
llli. ln lie. ( rl-lalll. lillly Con.l . Pol. urn
.sal. at 2 I ale- or Hoffmann. Ileinprl. Aldv,
Hon, lineliene, Maiileiurir: .lorn, lillly, llothler,
Pliiur, Scirniola, IIcIks. r.in.l., Polacec.
Sal. at s.U Si'celal Perl'ce laaia, Krein
ta.i. Martln.lll. S-olll. plnl-i'or1.!, lUissl. lla.ia.
Hemic ron.ltietni, 'l-..M'aninl
Sun.at a:.'iO I, rand a horal t'onrerl. Sparked,
llrahlau: Crl-lallt Itnthl. r i:ntlre Dpsra rtiorie.
and llrrhratrit Ton. I.. Soli I
et lon. nt N alila. Hctliin. Matunaiieri
Caruso, Aniatn, lll.lur Con.l . Tosi-atilni
lue. nt h, siH-e'l Perfrr 1 I pne In Vtnerlcal
lltrl.aril Strands' ()r.i Her Ito-.nkaialler.
her, llempel. Can', i.urlt, .lorn. Well, els,
S hlei-rl Con.l . Ilei t.' Price-, from 2 to till
Weil.at a.15 Hellenic, tlda, Altrni Mnrtlnelll,
Aniatn, liUtiir.Ssirola. Piiil-i ornl. ond.l'ularro.
Ihura. al a, Mannn. lairar Cnrnvi. Lilly
Itolhler, li"lv. Srpiirnla. Cini. , Tosranlnl
IIAIIIIMAN PIAMI I SKIi.
Is
SYMPHONY,:"
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VV Al.TKIi IIAMKOsCII. Cnmlllclor
Tfi-iiuirr.m I I'rl. I All. m :i:ln
ml net! .siiinlii Aft. xt X
Harli-lletiiikM,v I'niKrnni,
HAROLD BAUER
Al.r.XAMIK.K SASI.WSKV. Violin.
OKOIKiK IIAHKKIIK, Flute.
Seats on a.ile at Ilo iirn,-, Aeolian Hull,
PHILHARMONIC
sociijtv or sniv voiik.
JOSEF STRANSKY umhi ..
.Nevl sunilav All. Hi II, Carnegie Hall,
M.'- NIELSEN. Soprano.
Hindu, Mnzul lleothnvrn, .lllhfit, llumla.
Ion, .Vl.itti.enet, TMchalknwaKv,
TleUeta 00c to II DO. KelU K, l.elfela, Mgr.
K
ai:hi,un iiaix.
in.l Concert lur. Kv llee, , H:tn.
NEISEL QUARTET
as-lsuiiK vrii.i. oil IIAI.I. VII. .A DOII a
S HI , ft'i and I.SO, llelui Uvc, I , 3p, st,
I0ST0N
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
llr Carl Muck,
Con.l iictnr
I' A It !Y K i I i; HA I, I,,
lU-Mlilll AT Nils,
A Sat. Aft , ticc a, a I 2. no.
Sololsl. KM If V
KREISLER
PilSTPONIMl rHOM THIS ArrilHNOO.V Tl)
H IS, IAD. IIM'. mat ;S Aenlta. Hall.
M so.Mi iirciTAi.-!rR. piili'
EgeniefF
IIVIIIIOM:, i( htr.rthiii Plann i Sfaltatllot
:um.;e, JUm; Couctrl Dlrrctlun al. M. Hidioi.
aml'.i:mi:st.h.
TIUllir.H MI SI t ll NSKH.
NEW AMSTERDAM Mat, Wed A Nat , J'tn.
Klaw A Kilniuir'i New Musical I'omr-lv
THE LITTLE CAFE
by Ivan CartU A C. M, H. MrLellan.
I I ? T V u . 42 St.
Ivan . i
milSTIF III Vlrtor llel Lett V
nmIIK lirentevt l.lihl Dona,
MACDONALD SWEETHEARTS
Mat, Wed. A Sal Sinti fur Mnii Now,
MIWAMSTEHDAM To-day. I rl .Sim , Men A
THIIATKH- Special I'm All i.Siui.i v in
3iW'AI RICHARD WAGNER
In Motion IMeturra, All unU and foe
GLOBE
H'uav A 4Atli.
IHenlnui H2ii.
Sal. Mat, 20
ANN SWINIURNE
in Victor Herherl'a Dtn irtta
THE MADCAP DUCHESS
'A .Uunl.'al lieiii." Alnn Dale.
I "VlVt IHf 4Mh St., nr ll'wav. V.v, a ;n.
jHEiUlTl Matlnie To-ilav 2;n.
ELSIE FERGUSON
illAvV fnttt. The Strange Woman
aiiincny "i si., i. nniMiunv i vL-.
nUUUH -M, Matinee Weil A Sat sail.
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for riu. noun
GEN. JOHN REGAN
IIOIIH nn -nn: IIIISII
MOIIK .Li; KIII.V." .. V.
Ill I
Hiirld.
WlllirVC ll'wav A:mtli.st -vatr, Mm
nHLLHbn 0 Weil . Svt.. .Mna, Near ,2 Ii
A dun I Viler In a I lirillinc riav
MR. CYRIL MAUDE
In the trrinrndn'i'dy
mieeessrnl tleleelive drama.
"6RUMPY"
st: is its svi.i; nut
mas m:w iuiis.
rtozr hovg pytY rtrAts
ot.o M cohams ffrsirnr face
EVEN KEYSoBALDPATLN
M.lls W.d
IPoji 1 A Sat "
WilCI I Mt, erl A ! 2 JO
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Real Farce in Yeara.
6IIANII. 2.1.1 St -a av the H rmnkfiirter..
Nr t t on.. I iiin.T lit llr U n .'1 he Marrlace Market
uimtcd -.Ai?ncM MATI.Vr.r.
TO-IIAV SI
THE PLEASURE SEEKERS AW
'I l kets all iiei in le llo 1 1 lice Prli ra
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VMM mtOP WITS PreM-ni-
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MM THE LURE &r XX
iu:ni.MM. miimiu 1 vi 111:1. s
teaVr-THE THINGS THAT COUNT
SKATS 1 1. S M.I TO-IMV
I HRIfl CI. W of H'hiiv I 1. 4 1 ,
L I II I If llatlnee .Sntiitdav 2 l.'i
UUKSELVES
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nrm it iiAviMPitsTriv uipii nuifc
otl.r- the Vtii.li il.Ioliil niuri JIMrtJ
si Vs it svt f in Ii v
COMEDY rT"; """" " " "
THE MARRIAGE GAME
:ini ii si. i iit tut
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GORT
rail! St , I of II iw,v I ev nt s ,i U
Matinee
Wed A
UURETTE TAYLOR I
Vl.l. II' VII III
al , 220.
VISIT SCENES
OF THE RECENT
BALKAN WAR
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LMENDORF
V lour thro'irh the Id- k-,. ,
tittle co.intlle tlMt . ,
IMrt of th" allied Matkan s
DA LM ATI A
HERZEGOVINA
MONTENEGRO
of under, of inedla-vnl elile Unman rnin
)iletire.iie pen.r, ipialnt costumes .md r .
t.ens etc etc
CARNEGIE HALL 57 ST. ' JVuViV
C II Ii fi 1 V NIGHT 50c to
OUnLlfll at 8:30 $1.50
THE L0NGYiH Concert
MONSII.fll l.l'Olli.K l.dMiV ( ,o.,.
Oin.ljn lleel.e. Planl.t. assst,, J i!t Vr,rV
Ilonoti sniplionj- nr. li srai 7.V' to V' i
om. e A llimhii TleUei iim,,.. nM, tI,
CENTURY 'iHirsi i'sV"
, Ihls Week and evt Moii.piv Midi
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pVl'i-oM'tV'rvi-'s'i'vi'vvr'1-
Aeolian Hull, Men. f . II,,- s ai !
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PARL0W BACHAUS
MlllUs-i. i.ent I ... i.loli Clin Hon l-.ii'u
I
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WITHIN THE LAW
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LONRACRE .4?"'.M H ntirv" u j
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SMAISatltllNnpi li i; 1
hM:t:K.sin vn m A 1TiT7i
aolumiia ii
burlesque;
new STAR & GARTER SHOW
DAVID B1SPHAM
M Hall
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Villi t llelil s 1 1. Hull el I'll t 'llM, , ii , .
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Ac Holitlle Tliointou. and l'ollieii.
WEBER'S ;r!!aiiV,-2l,V??;-,,,!vs 25c
IfoXt, "TRAFFIC IN S0UL8"
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
l.very M.'lil. Sal Mat 111 It III M I i t
ACADEMY
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