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THEATRE PARTY
F?R MISS WARKOE
r c. Cuyler Gives
?nance After the
shou for Debutante.
-JS5ROSETTA CARSON
TOBI BRIDI FEB. 2
. rf "Throo Ltttl? Daaces"
? HfM Last Night at
Rjt/.Or.lon
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-?y Living sometimes
that tax the
.-<?* organs.
" " ..-. to Nature by eating
-*:edcied Wheat. It puts
w on v Feet when
. It sup
.'.ar energy
' ' tertness that put
the day's
r break last
*? milk 01 .-.?.or for
Jjkeou -.v.-h fruits. Made at
:'-?a?-a . y.
assrn .
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a tahlng
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EVA TANGUA Y HEADS
PALACE PROGRAMME
I of Some \a:..t:e Reason She Is
Liberally Applauded.
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interuii ? '
i. .- all the
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Verbisl
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horeai itter poi
-rraphi from
l. ne and the < ! thei ol
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, .. ?? ? lobby
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hi.' I.add.*
i ... .. ; (?i Pari er, the forn ?
M-. '
. .. ? the Farber G
.... ram." i
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K< rnell, dancers,
medienne. Be le
? ... --y und B
\ ambra i
and ? ? at the Roj
NEWSPaAPaCE FILM SHOW
? 11,, l ,,.,'iii Eatate" H.'-? WeeVi \t
i t.?. i m? ??i iea?amy.
. -jut?t? ?'
? ' ?'? -
tdded
ture was du?
- . o1 rhe (
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thed the ??raell o
? .
. all of the p< i
?? ?
y
.
. ? the real
...?. hop.
"JUST A WOMAN"
PLAY WITH PUNCH
Eugene Walter Drama Has
Best Courtroom Scene
Since "On Trial."
BUT FOR TWO ACTS
THE PLAY IS IN RUT
Josephine Victor and Walter
Hampden in Leading
Roles.
Wi I4>l lltl
.-?:??? - ? i
I I ?
II I II.
Maria '?? M
??.lu?! ? Woman," n dram* ?a m ..?,.
ne\ ? and an epilogue, hv Eaten? Wal
"-' -- ?? ???.! b* thi Meaars, Bhnberl
Fortj eighth Street Theatre.
. on rAai
i
?
:?.
?i
a
. ?a:
tv. 11
H - '
. 'cd the curtain a' i:80
Eight ? . ? The?
t nighl ? ;
?a . i igen? Walter
really ?ri lion, how
: tj 01 e of tl I
? ?
\'. oman" hai th< moat gripping
troom icene linee the day? of "On
rrial," and the ? te a
ber of courtroom.! m the interim.
I . band, i lei from the
? ? i?*.? when hi* would cast
? " fe. To thia ?nd ha i
tfa a detect ? <? agenej and brin*
?-. charging infidelity I It?
wife refuaei to defend herself, and th?
?nnouncei i -. m or'
-? i I nband a deer?.
of th? It ii the
.-. irie, ? hai rousei th?? iromai
g land, .?he
perjurei herself by declaring tl -?? ? i
? ?
the ch ! rannol ?? giren to tl * hua
1 eca is? ? ? not the husband'
ngi
.rom thi
?.ai ? dicated an?!
?plraton fac ? .? ec l
onm? ? ?
trieal, ol course, but -?ffn-tive
degree. And yet, d<
the inatant ot greal
rred lereral ml
l? wai bi
mple fac? thm the
? ? . orm cei tre of th? play, h id
: ichieved one
fines? h- atic mo?
rn? * f i ? leascn,
t 1 .oubl. ? ? ? ?? u
la thai ? ..- ? ? ,.,-,... el y or
. ? ? tanda al?n?
it would not he at i rea
I i -?- ?? order to gel I ??
*'? I] dramal ?- feel of this one The
e are a n telling
ernor*!
ind not a vi
ing at 1 * e play has a t?
u'rr . ? ?? ? ? the fa
? i- ? "Common I ? ? ." wh ch
.- erring
? ? ad hit pr ?o? tenca.
yean ago, and make I conceiaion to
? iacki a put eh and
fertaii - ever for i
? tai ? prei enti a problem thai
? - bi ?? th? livei of th?
and woi ?? travel In the tub? ??
.-'..- th? first two acl
f the pla* rig
... ...
? . that fad Ificient to d
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front of hi? aback
g 1 ?Pit burg ite?
rash the gi
act, but ?l tun
? .? .... re?
eran
. carried of? to prison
in see him return.
.... - i r m path] for
?'I ti.? Goven o? 11 i
mpatl
Jim Stai ?
tiona of th** two an? similar,
re endei
es ol ' havi
?..tier v '
a ?? I ..- ne '?? alter hai had '
- t-and-i ? Ilain 1* Ii
fact, ev? ? ? - the dull
first two aft??, thi
. ?t.i; ol th? I H ? <>t the
. '. toi wai ra?t
-...-. prised b? ''
?putation foi
: the ]
erad
play'? earli ents, but the
acl wai ol '???'
almost ? ?nie |
ght 1 e be?
I act Miss Victor ros?
to her opportunil et ni plend d fi
Ion,? om -. ding -? ith i fine but it of f< <?
| . . ?. momenta in I ? ?
Walter llampdrr. who wai a?p1 oui
. ? rd ad nnl I rim?? for the cui
tain, did every! g that waa i
: .1 m Stanley. He waa particularly
ent n-< the dissoluta round?
o? Stanley in th?
-. John Arthur wai ? i
.. d took full advan age
icene accorded h n in the
.: troon ai U I rank donroe, i I i
rai 'I g< ' away from <!<???
?pivc 1 luallj good performani -
and ft altei '?'? waa a 1
judge.
Then wai ; attei ipl to show the
in th? fini net, but
en? lack?-.I the hand ?if the '??!'
Tl ? '!< tail wai pnaenl in ah i
,.' the lUgg
$450 FOR "THE CRUCIFIXION
Collect loa at Etchlaga Briaga ni.i.j; al
Sale.
ga and
... the collection of !
: Larchmont, and i I i
?re?tenla) ?' " a a\a er ca? Kri
Gallei ?i -. brought 14,627.2 i,
... .... ?.. n of S hoeng luei Ph?
\' ?.i.. g to St. John, on Pal
moa, ??l> hila W ? ?ting th? Apocal
.; ? ? bj Jami
Hi- pi
He i I $310 for
... original etching by Ilaig of "Mont
t; ti ,'..".. sign? .I prool ' ft "
; . . Medei ga? i |
D?rer' "Knight. D? ath and tl??? Devil,"
? 10 foi "Melancl oly," bj th? smi.e
Hunter Welsh Gives Rental
?oeond piano n , ? an bj
er Wei i v ? '?? ??
ght pro vi ? apable of ? g
Kl . on ai .1 f< ?? ng Mi W< h'a
; . .- ? rded, by entl
apprei iation. 11 ? programo ?
I ?.,I Beethovi I] .
11?. .:. - rhumann'a ? ai n? val, Dp 9,
? five othei l'hopin I? i
1 numben b> Lis^t.
PRESIDENTS MKSSAGE
TO CITYS NEWSBOYS.
I am ?rr? kI.kI I?' hair tin? <>|i
partaallj ?.? niittet a ten ?eerda to
Ihr hi?4? 1 hupp ?il h all un lira 1
thai mu? ??ii have laeeeaa in rsi.ira
this fund ir, h,, de-rated ??? the >ouih
..I \nicriia I luipr ?hi? mat, lie <>iil\
?he iir?i i.i i in- algaa ?>f Irleadah i?
ihm all ought i" feel for Ihr bajro
?h?. hrnn h? mu papen, My sympa?
Iht ha?. al?at? l?r4?n wilh Ihr iii'?*
hi>>?>. Pleaae iri?r then? all m> retj
hi'ti alabea. Goad night."?I'rrsj
ilrnl Wlloau 1?. \trnnr \ Hot?'? luh.
Nr? t ..rk ha? R?4i?n .<-tO,:iTS>'. of
thi? halt million a-?kril fur a new
hniiii? Ii.r Ihr b??\?. ' mi ?an semi
tour i hrik 1n \.. N. Potter. trciiMiirr,
H Uall Slrri-l.
A FAIRY TALE
OF TO-DAY
"Cinderella /Man" at the
Hudson tor the Young
at Heart.
" i he ? pdenlla Man." a comedy In
' ii ? i .i ?? d Childs Ca? pentei
\ ? i Hud
mi i Ajn
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Ir i
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- '
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;
Ma
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Growi till k<
Idren ma?,- re mice, for an.
i
i d. light them h?. I t of the
: ?Broad i i I
Man" ame, and thong
scenes utr laid ?n the Sat York, ot
, esent d? I atmosphere ii n?.
that ol fail I I k as the
old "' inderella" of rhildhoo-d ? ?
.- ? foui ? ?* ? "'ii dj
? arr! < hildi ? arpenter, given las?
al the Hud rheatn
'.'. f. k : ? - ? . r. .i
But the) r-,>'ii,i. mi,I
: i? happ? ?? ? - ? ?? *;ik-'-.
i
i ?
ii< relia" masculine and
fairy g il 1 he in..,?- "< ind
? -. .
...... , ? ? ng the
.
' a hard
? ? . ........
? ? '.-,.?? of thi proud
;.". - - ? ? ? ? ?lu? roof?, with
? ga and nil
ii
? ..-? ge ? - ? e |
work
?iti ,| blind to the i
lie ia sal
...
p- in? m |
-...-. . free 1
bretto is to wii
. .,
Bui ess?
; . Great e-Bei th?
? .. pair and
? r ? ? ? ? ;, ? landladies ol
? board g 1
?
cnep back over I
? -
?
all pi
.? go
makes l
. ? ? il Ii the '
the a?.-h'.i tell ? rith n<>
' ts ingenuoi
and the ke?
tuai
' II 101
A lat-iT" : ' to tl '
pi cebe F?
godmotl ' gives ? perform?
ance s ? nothing to bi
lired, ia the "Cii
. ?. , " b? r.n
a< "'>r of romani. ly te
\ ic im
? .
: ". donc h;. Fnnk Bacon a - a
? Lueile
: '. rne a "l a Gnal Sha Bi bi*"
eart <
Lane .-ind
oth? ? ' ??
?
\ ? . for I
Mr.
en tl
? . -
AGATE DUCK* BRINGS $720
American Galleries Begin Bale "i Babe
i oil*-, i inn of ? hlaese \rt.
. . ? . n of the si
\ i Art Gallert?
-..' . ?. W. Bal
. . - .
total of $17,1
'I hose present Included "
broke J. U - Hei ry I I?-??? -. Mn
James A. Burden, Tracj Pyne, th?
i ount and ? ountesa Del Drago, Mrs.
I. ? In i! J Hem
? loi rlai.dr I ield H
Agatat es and i
t the ?
.... ...
\\ W Seam? . ai agent, for an
.. ...
I ? ' for a '
?sed of 108
. bei arg?
ci toi.: ruby.
'Hip I 'f-r- a rural
I pel .?ant of the
Ch'ien Lung period, composed of il|'*'
? al beads, Il ?>? as : nail) I n
down f"i $620 ' ' Rowland Moon, who ?
. |4. ?? 570 fi r an impei ial > ?
?
W. E. Bei ? '
?\ large
same
? ? | :..?- foi $500
D Mc< ;.i th> obta ?
?
-.. ? . R. II.
Lorei r a buffalo hoi
bird rag? eighteenl
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSES
Jeanne Eagle? in Elalc Ferguson's Ral?
in "Out? sat."
"Oui Hubert Hi ry Di
?. ? ? ?
r a wi .
' ? ? ? cr?ai
: ....
Eagl? aeti
?
g coi ? ? ? attentioi "Oui
? ad .i i ?? perou careei last ? i
-un ?t th?' Lyceum rheatn.
Belaaco' pi n of ' Mm ??
Odile." witl .
-, ? thi Bronx i ipei .? Hi
- ?
Burlesque at the Columbia
The Ro P Gir
! ? ?
at the ?
ist night Hai > i B< i '
pi ? ;, ? .i
?cene ,
\ ? ? ? ? Vori
the Yank? U I? Girl
' i action.
PRESIDENT GIVES
AVENUE A THRILL
At White House, Leaves
Dinner to Talk Over
'Phone to Newsboys.
HEARERS ENVIED
BY DISAPPOINTED 500
Sh?)tit in lontlt Street ( lub
h?>iise Echoed in Washington.
?nul Mr. Wikon Smiles.
''' del ' P lion taUrrl f.vrr th?
? ? on? iron thi W hit? li..???r last I
M of the Boys' I Inh
Wei ? -i and Tenth I treel
eith a tel? ph >n? ree? rei
?-:']"'1 ?" 01. . ? i band
. i ..., v ...... . -.
"i1"' snd their i ? .. -., ?.on
der, i itei ? . ??? ?-,. - Pre? dei t'a a arda,
ded in an ei ? t ? about
""' i lappointed lads
hom ? and tell 'hrn
di '? I, ? me
e street outaidi
' ? ? ? ? -i .- e teli
1 ....
- ?
?
. ?.
1 . iking."
M Foster, ecretarj to the
t?r? you r?a
"The I ire at I.eit en. lio ?
P rh? President is .-.iming?
om." '
; te on th? win,
:- erate, quiet, dignidad role? the
.?f tl Preaid I f th? i
from dinner
f? tun? batten?, ui
of A en uc \
"Hello!"
? h i l'tir I':.
"II ?I ?
"Mr. Proi - Mi ?rl
oni ? ? om mlttee n . |600.0On
i ? - f the H ' ? lub
? W ? i. nos i.'", il
. , ?rut..-! -, ra? .
... . ... . re se
? ri of the bo? -
en si
' . ran, s
ende I
p . ? ho n? pportunity
and ai irter
mon opportunit]
i'.rat;..ti i-rrii|(| be greatei -
'..,? Pn
?, . States, for th?
' "ni Amei icai ? Mr. Pre ?
? ?
??1 hui ?erj glad." hega? th? Pn
.i a romli
? . aould
. . . . . ? i
land i
were, and evei
. ih fi .un ' hi ? * inging cn\t\
.re bin?
? * ?m pulling
I heir she? ?
?Arre
. gged ? " overs from bigger brothen,
ni.ri few <?'" them had nutrir -. They
C| r, .t ,i,- |a It th? I ?*>? Of the rrn'iri
si ;? drivi n in to th?
from a t's s o ? I to 1
? r.-. - -
the P
? ? ' night," con
Presid? . cheer
rd the i
?Did ? ear th? eheer?"
?
lr. Foatei "Ho
n "!."
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Miss Rose Stahl in a Play l.'nlikc
"Iho Chorus I ady" Opens
Next Monday.
Ii,.--? ? eg herani .ni en?
gagement I efty at the I
I, in a
net Moonlighi Marj." bj
?irnrirr V. Hobart % hint 1 ml Mis?
.. ? Broa
will be
?
Iferent froi er 1
. ham ?
> nche Bat? and Bruce M? Rac will
ne-acl corned]. "1 i? I
ten .i ?? I llone> moon," it tl ?ctori
Januai v 28, ..? tl -?
Forty-fourth Btreel rheatn, in their
-.,-.. i" th ? ?ea
: morning nnl?'? I
inen-i
. ' Edd ??" cast ?t
l :?" ebarted
i,. Mil Flonnc? Sullivan, h r'?*?iu;.te
J Hood Wright Ho
,,| \ ....
low? d I nsult in a hurry
Di ' Bradley, of ."???>
. ompll
, ? :. i- ? natun will
cause ai ediat? oi iltation by
In thla pn i i? ?
th? Murbury
. . n pai ?. . ope ?" itay the
ncapacitat
troupe. To thia
d bol D B ' ' Sulli
. until the epi
.
Ulyn King I Cnrm? ban
l.rt-n engag? I bj F / i gfeld. |r, lota
of read? ? glad to know), to
a? enge ol beauty in
; a h ich open*
next Moi
? ?-.., ' \ .? ? , . .
v i op? ?? ? .'i : in Febru
, "Pom-Pom.1* it
was ?J red thai ptec?
I "Mm? Poi " ?'? n ex
,
right
it?
? ?
, ? isand?< ? ? sdd
pipe wei
e Hippodrom? ' laal
r the artil lal lake
i - tself eon
. .
iring I ? ?
? i
?
*sWm*mmmbmaaa4aaam
t ??YOUR PI?UK>-??
PL?YERPIANO
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?n 1 ?
I ..
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:.r\,\ iToi, S we
.. ? ?? is SI tat I fnif
l ?-??? .i
KNABE
WAftEROOMS3lhAvt4tm
PORK PHILIPPIC
! TICKLES HOUSE
Down with Preparedness
if It Interferes, Says
Florida Man.
CONGRESS CALLED
DWARFISH UNIT
Public Building Urged for livery
rown with i Presidential
Pn st office.
Waal '.:-?'? i m ; II prepared
n"?- ii '? fen with poi -.. dor n t? ?th
prepan ? let ? ' ttitud
?'r.rrr ?,f til"
I ? in day, i ?
lOi.rf ... ? ,- , Fnnl ' '-' - ?' i '?'
P Bu i 1 d i ngi
and Grounds C? \ i th?
Mon applauded him li
"I ni?-, in favor of reaso pre
laid Mr. ? lurk.
: . ? .1 ?
.ill DTI.; -
-. ? -? . | ' ?
then I am aga tool
ami nil, for?
"I ,|. . ?
far ?. ? I ;i"i ??".,.?? ? ? : r..... ?; very
little difference to
.? b ib ? ? . .? : ot. i have
anlj on? town m m district -.r?t>rr.
rided '"i whicl ?? ei th?
entitled ' o h j. .?. . I .
Then a an qu il ch cklei at tl
?ale? confesaion thai Mr, I ?<r<s ?..<?
?itinn i'.. the Publi? I t
mittee bad *? iulted n his - at? pfi
ting i"?t?> ff. ? ij th.. ;rough. Hi
r.'i to say, amid th?
hunier - for port , , . ui-rp
tervedly for th? ? . .. ? of a public
building lr'..' :?- tni session of Con?
gres . declaring thai
?' r..-f v it h r lip .-?
t'.? supervising areh te?
? . ? |
there I ould be no bill, he
fi vurr I a pub '< ding ? ?
Ml . ? ? ? : ' ..'-t ... tt hi.-n
I . ? ? 1 ,
'
?nanir I
"Th.. -. ?.r-u-e
of th? e end of Congre?! I? >>
t.'...- i.;?- been designated 'pors bam
tl "' ." Mr < art continued, "waa
Lrought into being by certain ien *
metro i ?o .. i I
If - ioioir.1 n ? o that tho
general put' ? ?? - begun to bi ev?
thai th? ehiei occupation of the -
mix r of ?Hongr? - ne ?
ering of the p'?>. tres ;>y r'm- th??
sole benefli of his pa I
After exprei ? ?
p.*l?ll ?,'
?.-,-.
plond *h ? >*i m-:'' thai politics hsd
anything r.? .in with tl
r h? ' ommittee. He i! t waa
? itrieth i ??? pai tisan commit ti e. and
waa Influenced . . bj patriotism.
II- Anally tdmitted thai then
liitvi? been a littli but, of
.irir-?r?, it ? ?i*1 injected !??. the Repub
?
Mr. < ;.-ir'r< waxed pari
. ?
ment, t:,ro'.i"!i ? upei
? ? - '
? f ..il of Congr?
-quest
to the Aa - itanl Seci
nry, Byron R but h?
plainly indicated thai ... in the
construction if buildings irsi ? rp?ult
?if Mr ' .
" r?... long ? .i' i " ? ibiail ted I
. ?-in i*.. enero hments," the R? i ?
di ? .a?"1. "We have a ? .
'hi* rx< .-'i'i ? propi istion of practi
call) all ?. ir ;????.. il ? I
the janitoi I i
: ha? ' " pe< '? -??r ?h?.
House of H
appear to have pitying contempt foi
?.?;,. th< regard ? i ? ?
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TIRE PRICES
Owing to the largely increased cost
of raw materials, we are compelled to
advance our prices 10 per cent on the
standard sizes of Goodrich Automobile
Tires and Tubes, also on Goodrich Wire?
less Truck Tires, Goodrich Motorcycle
Tires and Tubes and Goodrich Automo?
bile Rubber Accessories, effective at
once.
Occasional or odd sizes of Goodrich
Automobile Tires and Tubes advanced,
as will be shown on our new price list.
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Despite the marked advances made
by others, we have held to a conservative (?
increase, in line with our policy io main?
tain fair-listed prices for the user.
THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY,
Akron, Ohio
1780 Eroadway, New York.
"A sensible cigarette?
that's what ! want"
There are a number of
good, sensible cigarettes
on the market- Fatimas
are not the only ones.
But Fatimas are the
best-liked and best-selling
of all the cigiirettes cost?
ing over 5c.
Of course, your taste
may be diit?rent? you
may not like Fatimas as
v/ell as all these thou?
sands of other men do.
But you can't denv
that they are worth try?
ing not only for the de?
licious taste that has made
them so famous, but ;
to see just how SENSI?
BLE they really are
how COOL and comfort?
able to the throat and
tongue and how free they
are from after-effects.
Clip out these tests and
see if you Cain find any
cigarette that meets them
as well as good old
Fatimas do.
Make this important
test today.
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