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SCIENTISTS TO VISIT BOSTON
Pan-American Delegates Will He
??aaets a< Gov? . ..rii.n.
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Calls WtictsBn Aid to Bible.
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Will Olvc Notable Concei
\\ athlngton Ihursday Be
Arts Hall Brlni*; Planned
. ta T. lesiasS t,- TSs Truiin? '
Wsshlngton, Jar ?' Th? l'res
Wilson attended servil
the C? ntrsl Presbyterlss ?T-.urrh
? -? dlseppolntiag a
? 81 Margaret's Ch
?. i question which el
? I, sa Dr. ('
oi of sr Marsi
Re? ."ames H. Tr
ef the Caatrsl Tresbyt
. of which the President
" Ilesa ?re respectively r. ?m
Beial '. ; : th? marrlaice.
> i liera.? that ColOBOl an?l
? and Mr. end Mm Taft
churches while th? a
v :? it? Houss
though the w?
be l'res dent
?? .. long motor
: all) ing Ca>U
; att\ nt di
ant, ma.i
lira Wilson,
- -, Miss Alice Wi
M -? Helen Woodrow Hone?.
"Alison Howe, Mr?. Cothron
rretary of tha Treasury tnd
oo.
-ts ?T4. urder wav to m?k?
co-cert on Thursday afternoon, v
Mm? Mciba will Sinn-, for th? d?
of the flotilla committee of tho? V
n Wsr Relief Committee, ?h-.ch
??? the pu'chaae of automol
I ng the i 'ii,?led in the
tries, ot-,e of the r
I successes ever seen in W,
Gesperrt, the te
"? Iba. The put
?i. Riano, erifi
'a?- .??ador; Mrs. 1'
? ? ? rj. M ? loberi McC< rni
Clover, Mrs Oik
? - Abraham Garr;
II -..?-i ,,:
Fa de la Bouli
risl Ick, Mr.?. Thoi
F. Walsh and others Mm?. Melbi
uas guest of Mr. sad Mrs, 1
? .
party to-night. On I tea
rue?! if \ ? ? ' eoeador and L
Koo, the Chin
??hington to-day
' ? will speaK
-? .--. missions m<
, g. He will be ths guest of honor
.?id Tuesdav.
? vay here I
foreign ?
-
' Wyeth, Viscount He-.ri
i rei f
... ? ? - Murphy, m*
? y of Hen
ington, am wo
? will be
a sculpt
. ard Hrown.
. : . -f
? - afternoon
? amenl
BARON CHEVRIAL IN FILM
?"Par?alas Roauiacs," Mansfield V\
Been OB the r-creen.
risl, one of i. n
, grestest ch-irBcten?, or
? ee more dropp
let board yeeterdi
.i< - more, in fact, 1
manee" is now a Wi
:? -.-.a-< exhibited y?
? Music e
? h
a Ma field r ?la ?nd I:
?. - ?Hot girl.
( p risl
-, ; . ) . a
, ? please even thoee w
iry of Mi - a
. ?
- . wsa made Int go
ely thst he turn
.?ver.
OGAILALA FIRES WISH
FviH DEATH GHANT??
Aged Sioux Chief Who f-'ougl
Cu>t-.'r Dies a Suicide.
.ala Fir
?? Hull in tl
ed at a h. il 1
\,ipr.
tired i s cut
ii
? me since.
. | ' igalli a I svsrel
I which ?ier
troops wer
and bore t :.?? ira of tha
nds and
iah left him ? ? I on th
it vi.? months bcioie ho wa
take i ?r? ? other tij-hts.
, r r a
? the Ind an ? hiefa wh
? e Bull, and the annal
rfaro have man
1 and executed b
n p?*nce came to the Sioux an.
? 1 : s a prisoner. Ogallall
?i i lei warlike -
ago Wot id'
I, was one of the Wild Wei
India) In I bead and wa
et 1 'i SVe ? ?i for more that
jreara with wild West ahewa
? ?? an] i ? ea in this countr;
? aslng the ocean. More recentlj
for motion picture?, atn
red a^-t he was then ovei
I not te Interf?re witl
?
I.nt?' la-* year Hj.-a!!ala l-'ire lufferei
eaa, a tumor which con
- bed. Ii?. had often auf?
1 .it never from 11
fits and -.iitTerinp
? old chief wanted
:? ' .y morning, .latmarj
2, i rranddaughter
i ttl Bear, at wnoae home h?
for a rasor that he i
I ad let' the i m Chiel
? . i hi? throat with the
? ied to
rta were made to
On the hospital cot the Indian said
? like t?> talk of the old ?lays
?ar?. "We did not under*
?- .- waya of the white man We
|| nol right for me
-. of the days when we went on
i ecause new it :h not con
??...." said the o'.al chief.
' the proudest poseeeeieas of
? m was a soldisr's belt, which
. ' se .1 he had taken from as
lied bj b m ?<? Caster's
The belt is now severed
Wh. ? Chief Ogallala Fire made h.s
i w??t ?how
i long chain marl.? <?f Si", and
His gr?
, nearly all of the gold
, . ,:,, ? ,, : eighb heeds m
. ti? had lived.
ORPHANS KEEP
TO THE SCREEN
Marguerite ('lark Is the
Second Foundling in
a Week.
OOOD FILM PLAY
AT THE STRAND
"Mice and Men" Proves 1*0 He
Agreeable Plrtarbatlofl of the
Well Known Drama.
Bj BETW40OD RROUX.
Every moi lag picture plsys
a soft a o In his he
Toddling ??" ? I Mary Pi? d
i*i>mrs another foundling. Mar,:
?. lark i? the ?-iirri'rir orphan at the
striaiiil Theatre in the picture veroion
<?:' "Mire n.id Men," arl eh are I ? I
from the play of Madeline l ueette
Ryley and performed b] ths Passons
Players Film Company.
It is haril to draw distinction! be?
tween orphans, but i-- i ? M >rv
Pichford is still the Am it fo
them all. Bui nt thai M il,
is a mighty Ans ? lings
tu her ?n gillf hen . -
We mention cambric nprei
?ion that it is a nightgown material.
A moving picture playwright slwsys
gela hu chief orphan inte a i.ight
ifDwn. It is a sound custom, and In the
case of Miss Marguerite 4'lark one
whicJi deserves critical encouragement.
To wateh Mis? ( !nrk cn-ikie her toes
before an open (ire Is one of tha
pleasantest eights which tha screen hua
offsred this season. I hrii there is a
bit where she runs across u ?h idsd
lawn In the fare of a br?ese which
blllowa her hoopsklli
"Mice an.i Men" is a moat sgreeable
picture, its atory i? h bit too
for a Aim. Following thi play, the
picture tolls how Matk Emb u
?
the ides ol trail 11 bei se i
wife for hii . her at
last tu h ? young n< ? ? i
Miss Clark
pretty,
?
-r-iall trick
acting. Ma
?
Ws woader If those folk who think
that mu*. in| pictures ars
fsil '?
?*'uor '? Peg]
? - ? . ?
lien Pi pi . - ?
How u'.trt ..
? ?
is im
??
not III
The spoken dr braced tl ??
J ot free will, Plsya ask us to
?
? ? ? e | The
a ...
? much perplex? ,- gentle
?.
in these playa ol
cauae of a A.ma.
rit of
good, old *
ryelones, ? and
forest Area sro I
'*?'???
meaaure, * realiza!
? . ? ? ? ? , ?? .
snd a bit ?
,! of it may ha*?? ? ich in
fluenre on a man platitudins
?' |
If Thorn?,-? Hard) ? io old
he mighl write
; ? ; ? ? tter, there
to b? ' making in
"riif Bet irn "f th?
lock ? r'tnpany
of the State of Texaa, Isn't Te
big ss Gi . i Bel
?
rti c, it is
? ? gal 1
' ';; rb, OUt
?
director of trie i . which
eighl
a, i Ths eom?
ii repertoi ??? ? I fiom
twelve I will give
each c.t\
be I
?
. i -l leemi I ?
i ?
? ? ? . sded
l'nited i
Broa?.
WIDOWED MOTHER ASKS AID
Left -sith Three 4 hililren rmd Has No
Relativas.
When her husband died, leaving bsr
with two little ehildren snd a
. ?reek old, thi i lowed mot) ? r
. ? ; her home m ' ? given up
*,nd her ehildren
t verj
. city, and witl res.
Through the
?he came to
Uotlers1 ? ? ' '?
192 Bowery, who will try to ma
her home.
Don .' o? a will 1
ll.? i i / i? aerrnan, -'> Bro id? a],
? I, roomi ol th? '
|| ? \\ .
Thanks SIS Ol D. for
H. B. snd 1 L ?. for |1 sach,
OLDEST CLERGYMAN DIES
Heath Overtakes the H? "*?? ?Tllllaai
?Jar?ate la Ris IMth ". sar,
. ..
Ash?ville. N. C.. Jan. t? 1h? Rev.
William Bai oldeat minii - l
North Carolias i
oldest In the United
. ',' \ .
? mont
Mr. Bai ? ' in act
tint minister foi
atid slthough he hsd not b?
to sny ehuri h foi ion ?? tie i
hsd n? ?sr ? attain?
inn ths age of IN years.
New Suffrapr Way Station.
The H"''h and i-h Bel stoi al Dietriet
commit?. ? ? of the Women'a P<
. will open headquarters al 1618
? a-. , ? ia t..-?ir Ninetieth
u . di < Bday even ng Rlsi ' !hn tel
an i- chairman of th?
tot ial District snd oi iginatoi
undertah ng '!< etini held
? , i week oi w*i dnei lay. Miss
?
grammes. At th,' D]
Miss Mis th Fre?
Kora Bist Poreel
1 . ? Io.
RTHEL BARRYMORE AT TUXEDO.
I "a- Id Wagstalf giving aetnsss .*i ride in an ico chair.
BAUER REDEEM!
] PH-LHARmON
Pianist's Playing of Sai
sSacns Concerto Enlivei
Dull Programme.
By II. r. KR1 HBI1 :
li.. '. net Mr
part in th? concert of t
inonrc ?Society In Csrnegi? Hall
afternoon It would have I
a rather ?iu:l and
the i
-
, of Mr. Stransky's rig
. : ?
pn i nuance.
?O ' ipricciOBo" had none "f
and Bee th own'a "It?:
unwound its long? ??:) a -?
? .
unyield
? r'u! oi Ii ten? ' it
?
? ? ? ? n oi.ly ai
M r. Hauer'? ?-ri!' til
what I
...
-
... i ? ||
1 in the pn
'
and ra
?
. ? ? , enera to
Had thi G 1*1
I
'.
ti .'III u?
. .' aa . .
.
;
a char
it i . real mei
? r. . B ret
ra. The
- . .Iiers want
I
? . iio ol a land. Tl
?
1 public even Its
? . ? ? i s i
? p oi ? . ?
ELMAN AT ?METROPOLITAN
:'..a !,.aa ;, and Tanaki Miura l'eatures i
Hippodrome ? on? irt.
Mischa Klrnan WSS ' g srtll
at la.it sight's M?
I
maatery La o'i "Sj n
the Wagner-Vl
"Pr? islied" an?l the Wienia
.... monde Delauneia un--1
chhi : ir.? -, hit f i oui
. ? .
.-m.! Bise t'a "i han ion d'A? r I,
. g a voies
I singing w.th s
.. ?? isms
from "Mignon," ar.'l ose trata
' ? ?, ? ... orch? i - m- sader tii?
: Richard Hageman.
Anna Pavlowe we? ' l? ' ef sttrac
ti.iii h: la?t night's HIpp
I with Messrs. Zal? s
;. ??
?.
s. Kuhn and Mr, l
? | ? ? irdos b Gi
'
'-I in uet
? ? ? , r from
"Irii" and Giusepi ?...
songs Of coursi B i ia a: i ;
).pp? ?r? i.
REHAN FUNERAL TO-DAY
Only Members of the family to be
Present at (.reen-?i???d.
The funeral of Ada Reh an will take
from I'M We?t Sine!
?
i ?
will be cram I
er tl
Arthur
1U r?n. a i ?
era of the I
Pr. Ernest M tires,
i Thomas'. Chsrch, s ?i afl ciato.
TUXEDO TAKES TO SKAT
< ?Id "." .-? -h.-r ci,,, Colonista
. . ?
Tuxedo P
?
?
?
'
There
? I
lr., Gi
Kent,
i
"
1 ,
g ..th.'r?
? ?
\ '
Viet i I
lie nn
?
?
? town to
for thi oho were here for
' Pn di
i I..1 M
' P ".
\ ?
OLD GUARD ARRANGING BA
Dance January Zfl i?> < nmmemor
Nth inniveraarj ?>f Orgaalsarioa
ird \
not or:
-
but a'. recruiti
duty. r. .
with S]
t i . r
try in .?
? "mber?
t h e 11
?
?
?
: ? ? th annivei
? ?
pacity of ;
LATINS IN AFRO CLUB PLAJ
l'an- lall : ? .in I ? ?S-r it nn Prop .?cd 1
Pop? ' race.
\. . ......
i the it ft
West? rn
th a
ira v.
\ ' f Amerie
? ? '
?
en ''r..rn th
Am. ?
? .
"
? ?
forty
?
'
? '? ? ' ma. of Bra A .
, ? ? \. ....
I E. Peary,
H. i ur
w ll \1 l< GOING ON Tii-IHV.
. . .
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4
I
.
i f tha
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4 ?
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44 ?? 1
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a;
1 -. ? ? JUlj . -
?H?i i>. J_I'JaJIU.
F.F.WS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Owen and Robert M. Davis
Attack ilie Drama as
Collaborators.
T"rr?;r found lodging in the h??art of
rdaj In the midst of
. : e ?lie news that
a play ha? bees written Jointly and
>rat rely by Owes l'avis, a con
? end .' >bert II Iiav-.s.
r of "Mun ? ??' ? " To
imes of the
? ? ?i th?
Davia In
I ? y ? pboar I," bv Owen,
: ? ( ( N i. r
tie that these pays re?
?ich other. B ?I h w< i a r,ro"
1 in theatreo, sad tceaery and
i were ? d in each in- ranee.
la the name ?,f the
? play, and New York will
lary. Announce
' a morality
nta ill mark the
.-????.-? to the Iramatic producing field
of Sa . ? BOB CeB?
IT with opera
I
11 a am of "Any Rouse"
. i isboa rd ' ei f the
?ir imntic writings of Owen l'avis, but,
an ovei fht,
me of Robert H. with
.
- the ?[.??akers at tho William
II. ?'? - ? ir, to be eiven at the
I ruarj 27, s i! b ? F. H.
Leo n Irid?atela. Augustus
? Frohman. Pr N cholas
Murra) Untier arid Melville E. St
Devil'a Garden" w:1'
' the end of the week,
L ' will 'hen i.e moved
Hi rr:-> ?
in. Mrs. Flake will debut at
i tho i ght of the l -
In the II tere te of the Actors' Fund
? - - the world that
will retail her autograph at $1 or
?rry I'llca-i'
Ilur'nn I! '-ated his !? I
? - ' ?! et
a'.r.? last night
? - ? l I pi ssently
f 1 ?rbucl
the moat accurate of the toBS
Blsni ha Bal - as I
-, will
be twe-a-d
? com?
th at the I
? nigbt'a pel forme
Pa-. : s be v as b-ettn ac
? ,? I.-a.agi for a
toui res to enter e d??
? in th.ntrsry, states Mr.
w ril ne two volumes
ano Technique at. I 1 beery "
Arnold K irtF. 'he aesson'a aeneatios
, at the " heal re. will act i ?
t the let r?' i ind b net I on Jan?
lie will s| iH-ar m a sketch
a U 1er,
Howard Kyi?, Lou-Tellegir.'i? only.
I of oratory, has been
added I i Lady."
tn gin to-day.
Plans ar? under way to revolution
situation by e.
? g !' n Ali Haffgin - p irtra r of B
... i' ? a The
l
t te step ?nto
at the Forty?
?
Th? ? . a're, a'. Lexington
\- ? .'? ai d riftj .let, has now
? ime. ?>n Jai: -arv J.'i it
? :. m i Parara ? int pictures
under I f the BJ 'more.
Latins Invited to Visit Museum.
le Pan-Americas ?,'on
.- ? ession at Washl ton,
Invited yesterday -, risil
rie? im ol .Natural l! i
? ? "nrk this
'-. n tat i ves of
ia South a : ? ? tra \- ..-ncan
?
: ? . - i .
? sibita fro i
their count them.
imhia
I ths Mi ; olltaa Mu-1
?e?.m oi Ail. I
LORD BURNHAM,
EDITOR, DEAD
Owner of London "Daily
Telegmph" Made It Paper
of Middle Classes.
ENTERTAINED TWO
KINGS AT ESTATE
Journu?sts <?f firitain Paid i I ?in
Remarkabk' Tribute on His
Elja-htieth Birthday.
? dan, Jan. o. Lord Burnham ? :
' lowing an
Lord
??aily Telegraph," ess the U
eld i Lei ? ? .
owners T
from your.tr msnhood ' r a*-?
than rr.'is? men rema ri ?? li.ir*. -?s, he
control "'i thi bueini ib effa
editorial pelleiei of Rs
made It One
err'.ni; new
psper froi
.
J. M. Levy, I
-
baronet, a:d on J; j SI, IMS, he wa.
raised to the peerage as Baron Bum
ham. H ii ' tl. "?..*. fi ?
Hundred of Burnham, B? ;?:\a. which
on'.air.i? most of the Hell Barn ?
which wn< hia ?rountry ?eat.
On ? essioi ? eigl
lay, IBIS, the journalists or Great
Britain paid Mm ft remark
of th?- r ree| ? ?* \
hended b] Lord
! * eountry house ar.d
?
.i
B ?
eoi *ratuls
?
bv mnr public i itions,
? came
ts of the a
?Career One of Hard Work.
Thi? esreei
work, a i
smal' ? *ei
? veral
London
? .
id se?
?
?
?
into a
r the
4
' '
? ? ? ? ell for on?
The "stamp tax," which ???rat a r.
hard i .rs, had
I, hat the "paper
ad, and
Burnham played an nn;
? .?
In tl i the
area the i . - * of a
the i ew ?
:< m i ?
?rriting lead time the
lenj-th end tl ?*.-?* of
?
...
' ? ? London paper?.
"The Daily * re in
the lead in th< ft
?
machinery an,I the re?
(?ether U egraph
?'
lhe 11 f of the
slmost the on y Lon loi er mari
who could
alienee!
Paper of Middle Classes.
For n . rel? graph"
we? thi n the
per of
sen the orga
her of il tiaing for
? ? -
t h e m o i
? . ? 1er life
?
rious pub
v
? ?
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?
Bui
a
?
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?
"
, |
of Com?
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:
wer?- ? rice from
?
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OOIDHEB, POLITICIAN. DEAD
Ponaos Backer si Cessidj Victim at
i ampalgs Labors.
4 r ?
i hon
Whitm \ ?
roan \
H)-o his I
? ?
it -,
? lount iring tl
' ?
brou
1 and
?
I
Cassidy's |
- ? ? ? the
-
of < Iner ws k. He
. . its ? ?
? ? ? even a grand jury
[get to
Mr. Gold - horn in Mew York
City oi lui; ? ' - ' After gri
?'
? '
?
1888 Mr. G< ? ? ? ' *>'?
to of h i a 1
. citj :
-
I'omii.
.... i. -
the consolidation of Long Island City
_. i. *?_\r_l. /-?-a? tr__.l.t.j
??
; ? , ? ?
' ', who w??
I "? ra il msiie
i'ublle
:: ? left the ef?
I gaed. T ?'er Mr.
??- the orgsnisSttSS favor?
s'. ? ?... mi Pi ? leal CesasUy.
OLIVER C OAYLEY DEAD
\ . PrCSMsal Of PNSSSd ??te*l far
Co. ?r-l Jaires '.?>le\'s Hrother.
? ' f
?I'd
? : : w.Mt F.fty
?
Man
fter working at ?ng neer
? ? F nasylvsata
... . ... | | ,.?r
phls & P.ead-.-ig Rail
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