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The Conning Tower
pMSl imUR LEI PIASTERS H M> HAD \ t,\\\, in
M WR1T1NQ MA QOOSI ?
.Ml t
?d as we had lirod,
. !her. lotting; the desire for attainment
W ? aid see the spring
hilltop;
! ..n?-k. as always, insisted on accompanying
raih his- foot, and he fell,
the hill,
. .nst the r
a myself after him,
E sed through the Gat<
a ? ? ? ?
.' \l K
her.
* ?
hilltop spring,
ffhtwas < and, tho-.ieh she does not
? -v death.
i
? hem.
Burton M. *. ?stni r.
land t
? ?Ir. David 1 awrence'! opinion, the host
nee ho was inaugu
than
e brevity oi the address may
on.
and ideas so 'ar^o that
from
ncere. Mental un
a speech I ? upon his
-
to take a lot or time last night, we
ig two paragraphs into two '
\ PRONOUNCING t.AZKTTKKR
.....
|
Anne.
f mine nai
? -<upht to urtB.
E. I.. S.
?
A. P. W.
lay
?
?ived ai
ter than the
?
? ?..ces nF PSELDO\0MtSCL*T
? - -l?:lr|
i ~ m. Dtrlratlas to? ot>?-i,r
?no?? thai JcBlIn I? - JOPLIN.
.aid
lary 12. Mr. R
?
TOUR "INITIALS" IX
\T YOUR "PIECE
.11 ave burned
will bo abli
a you will
? threw it in the "zinc."
[ hope ! ? e." Alth?ucT.
? -vor." 1 '. .? ?? with a few
?
"D." "R." "B."
v, a jigper of slo<
Irink an ii
ROM THE YOUNG IDEA.
W rho name of a poor peotcr. By writing
? . iving. He wrote a pcom
?
walking home. He saw a waterfoul goi: ?
lummer home,
waterfoi. ;e rare of a :
.v. k. < ap lum
Harding'o fac?
?1 Oliver wants to know
face can he.
An Office Anthology..
ITOR.
?v to work, you know.
|
? a..d say
? idea," and thon I tell him,
vor.
'?no is sure to
'.p for it by takinc my time in other hour?,
.. that. So th? ? a valuable man.
Archie.
Poultry Topics" and it is discussing Von
?horn rooster. "His grandson, O 34," <>mo
cond y<ar, 140 third yi
for women!
am White of White Plains for the
is hold up to allow the admission of E. D.
' '
heard "the black wasp of Niagara pro
n Citixen.
an *' y or girl recite the proverb0
?S THERE A DOCTOS IN THE ALDIES
?>. . . [From tha s.Solk Bullrtlti. 1
!'?*? i? m.
asa ?t 1) '*"***<* '? Mi hem? t? tha grip
a."* *"1? Mr? ??B?o?? I? HI ol ?ntumonlt.
* **? S (nVrhia.n P#I,
Ji- ^
nan we should vote for Col. H. J. de la
? ? of th? stern,
?Htt,rd"?N'liUiiy hp lutr things. "The Coronel'a platform,*1 say his
* Ta>ai wide as it ?a broad.'*
1 ?**? new-hcense nuni: I PA
ELSIE FERGUSON
AS LIFESAVER
Her -\ct.ng Proves Bettei
Mian Hall Caine's
Melodrama.
A PONDEROUS PI AY
WITH CREAKY HINGES
"Margare! Schiller" I reals in
Prolix Fashion of the
Oreal War.
ima m
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a
..?V ? Krla i|
? 4SI
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A .
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41 i
i prol
?
.riirn
-
?
a bad
ay have on
'er Will I
Els : ? . .
i
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hut it
.it than her
?oik in ".'
?
for I ed per
and the til
?
Ha!'
I . .
? final
ine take? ui
?
her w
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I
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? hat is
r rnnatic con
r Robert*!
hears
:e that
? ?i -ornes
. the other side of the
? .on.
:
I
the third act, with the
- h it detei
?
man Wh"
.-? .? university
?
?
The re
? h ich are few, are un
a
mini*- .
?
?
;..-i\ver,
Norman Trevor giving ;? particularly
even
.
larcely
to
I I'lla'U
'
it is worth
certa .st for
Suffragists to Get a Hearing.
n, chairman o
?t that a joint hea
mtnitUe, hold a eon?
n 11 nee.
\ w \l, DRAMA BY II.W.I. CAINK.
Elsie i ? " . iret Schiller,"*
am.
GOSNELL RECITAL PLEASES
Barytone Presents Interesting Pro
Kra.n. i ir-.? ( oncert.
?
n Hall last
a
?
??' and
El
NEWST?F PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Music Patrons Form Now Light
Opera Company to Present
American Compositions.
in Opera Compa
is and
and com
?U g
-?
rhea
'
?
^cond
semblj
..i-y i9. n
? and Thu:
-
atre to . ee the entire performance.
'i new
?
I for a brief engataren
on Bi
secur?
ing a
"The H
M r. 1 !
?
in per
OCEAN CLAIMS ASHES
OF GERMAN COUNTESS
she Leaves Wealth to New York
Society for Charity.
The ail
I Conn*.
? royal fam?
ily of Pru ? ?"* ?hi*
cunt
?
:a.
I
'
il
?
relatif ?
Columbia and Yorkville.
The red at the
Columbia I
act b Isle."
?
a ted I am Hachen. William
.
York
?
? ?iue that wai well r?
:>vere
and Mlle Pe Ver? ?.ver? some of the
merrymakers. '
A NEW LUCIA SEI
AT METROPOLIL
Mme. Bnrrientos Make
Fine Impression at
Her Debut.
?
at the
House, and New
I new I
? have h
the day
a briel
?
itter of
heart? still
? .'??!-? Of
.nt and
O be an artist of
??o voice, though sri
? exceedingly plea:
? her ftr?t r
?
ilight Volum?
: crtain wh;
really r
'
illy, Mme. !'?
Her I.i
' acoedin?.
;, ortioti*
; ire. In the lighl
??il a liti
heavy. of the I.o
.to, who ne\'er look
? .
? as Raimonc
er a vision
?
? if the larg
WOMAN'S CLUB RECEIVES
.'?armltiR Followed b) Flection ?
Ofllreri?Not SuffraRe Or*r:ini-.atinn.
A ' .mbe'
v Club, of Ne
o m s in the
Vanderbilt last evening for an info:
mal r? farming. A
?'?rip i
Robbie Room of the hot,
In i le Mrs. Nor
m of th
Orgai - Hun
? all worth
that i
? .on.
r, .Mr?
'turtle;
retary
,.re I >r. Katharim
B. Da -, Mrs
Hiss M a-,
Haugh
: lymonc
" . : Morgenthau, jr.
Herbert
-.,'. Mmphy. Mrs
im H. Baldwin. Mrs. John
rtrude B. Kelly, and Miss Ida M.
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSES
???Rolling Stum'?" at the Standard: "The
(inly f.irl" at Bronx.
?ar Selwyn's
opened s week'.s
: ird Theatre last Bight
? from the Harris
illy Hull. The
?
\ - ' ? worth,
Brad
given
?ttraclion a; the Bronx Oyera
Houia.
BABY CRIPPLES
SMILE AT T. F
Colonel Makes Address .
Opening of New Ortlio
psed.c Hospital.
SMALL BOYS EXPECT
TO HEAR ABOUT LION
Rnl I \ ? Hunter Disappoin
Them and Talks of Institution*
Progress in 50 Years.
? i'a ward? in tl
to ?hake han
with Co
he got
I building.
?hr:r hacks
?
ahou* huntin' lions in Afrik
-if ??i\ prinked I
horror, the
*
*h(? wasn't in to callers,
menv
and a new red and |
hrr rouldn
soueak, ami ?he hated the world. I
? couldn't do
ichlng leg, but he showed her ho
to make the pal
Mary Agnes loved him and would ha%
gon.- away with him if he had it
"It'- one chai I
no eomc-back. I
led hoy? ai ? 11," aaid M
?
Ig auditor m I
?
the hal!.
?ion becom
\'o it
-i ever so well equipped an
get along without :'r
oke of the work of I
years Haro, a? the first treasurer o
?
just founded, with $2,500 in th
iry.
"Louder!" said a voice in the hal
?
??V "Thi
is th tppene
to me. I'm so
fur unce I'm no! I o loudly tha
1 take
tors and th
"I know of no ela^s who as a who!
r exempli'". rit of whic
now.
The dedication prayer was orTored h
', mai!
"'i ?
the pi
ed i n i t, wl
per ci
$70,01
old build.. .
ar(. .
Kobarl
PLANS $1,000.000 FILM FIR?
< l.i.-a Klmball Ynung To ite St.ir ol
Compaaj Named for Her.
Lew
?:, annoum ?
organisation of a ;
movie pro!
porati
? ill hond 'he ar
? i
?
id-be movie
' ?re oti
?
WHAT IS GOING ON rO-DAY.
?
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-
-.. iatt : j?A.itt>aui ?tfat?. > . _ -->ui'*t1,',
FRKDERICK H EATON BURIED
Naaotll (..iid'i.t Si rvlee? R? libra rer?
lnr|.|i|e ProBllai ef Iff n
Thl fun?r?l
r Raton, presid
the Amennin Car and Fom
pany, ?
After a l.ri.'f prr. IS hi?
I i Hillcrest, the
M r. ?'1 Mr?. Ciare*
, in Berwick, to th? Y r*\
?rber? ?he
?? ,? i -, the eulouy
being i lard H.
". D. D., n former pastor ?1
i? d ..; Mr Eaton.
?
? being eonduet?
?.r.lrr.
? irv palll
I, Wiilium H Porter,
?r.. II Rieman Duval, Samuel (',. Bayne,
L, Kinnsar, Georg? G, I
, . J, I'... nu.
und K I Warren. F rank
? and Waldo H Msrshsll,
from New V..rk; Wallace W. At'erbury,
our?h; Albert G. Sherer, Nswst
?i ? ugherty,
Wilkes-Hnrre, I'enn.
RUTH ST. DENIS IS
NOW IN VAUDEVILLE
George Nash Also Takes Plunge
at the Palace.
"Vau ' did double
? iterday after?
s and
tw-o-a
I] ear? , it need
i< parate turns.
t reason wh ;
ihould not be ail popu
It was at se-'
Vaude
uniikely to be
i about the art. bat
-
? for any regrettable si
?
"ulia Hay appeared
in "The ' i pec ted," which, a- M'r.
' 'he a.--;on.
kly reminiscent of "'
t and hurr.oroi.
int and pa ? ! ? -> - - ?
*es are
?
.
the I I i .Mr.
Nash is his ususl ? . ane, unctuous and
i '
D lili p the head- !
? . supply of old- ;
ncluded In the rank and
:s the
? une, Sain &m! K Morton con- ?
?
motor
?
am lane, bar I
Olp, in "liiscon
-s man's Lntertainers and
GREENWICH GROWS RICHER
With ~>~ Millionaires Its Taxable Prop
ertj I? \alued at SI0.V<7.1.M.
il. Jan. 31.?The as
? I? ? ?
Inhs
millionaire i, fill 1 ?ri1
^ . ? ?
115. ai i - ?
IB increase of 11,416,
' due largely to
ay impro- |
? ? valuation of
emptions amount
York
'?'.nor Farm,
.
Other
' '. Benedict,
t. And >r?on,
um, ? -
-
S. Bowen, ?
v
lliara G. Rockefeller,
- .? . $178.
10; H.
A. M.
110.
?,
N. Y. U. CALLS PROF. FISHER
Former M4'mbcr of WMleyatB i acuity
to Talk?- ( hair ?if Kcononiic?.
. .Ian. 3!.
'itical
,- l" ?le)an University, in
of that city
?
1 innec
v York I'rii
? Fisher a"rac*.
in, when he ?a? Got
from Wesleyan
? i
. ? ?
Bg up
OBITUARY.
I EO \l G1 st BTRUI h.
Leo ?"
Struck, a this
! Lin?
I
n \ MEAD.
?
?
section. He
?? tracta ' '
lie
ten ?
a
GE RI< HABDS, JR.
? Rich
it hii
I
?KW Mill MOYKR.
V , Jan. Si. Sewaid
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-
'
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-mum i'im
. . ran SI,
. r. He
The funeral a
need ? ?? il I ; ? ??'?r ?'
.?eriBii churcnyatd
_
DR. GEOEG1 H. M. ROWE
i :i '.?
?
>
.:? re?
tired 1:. -
DR. JACOBS, EXPERT
ON FOLKLORE, DEAD
Noted Jewish Scholar and Writer
Mrs* iiained fame for
Historical Research.
Dr Jrirop'n J-, ? il ;--o'*r,
editor of "TV" American Hebrew- a- I
an aathority on '
i\hv aigi home, 1!
Place, Yorkers. He . ate M
Engla Jew?
ish h i at
Morn ig nth Wall*.
John's College, ' ambi
?
the i ? inia in liOt.
He riaited I rical pur
.im! made his tria 1
? tour.
?
me one of
rerrtost labor? of hil
I
and
.\ - '
- and
*
Year
Hook."
"Knzlish
I
Voy
. Die
cover?.
as a member of the Macea
at :| o
M ABB!
HOAF::
-
nes'.
buck. . '.1rs. I^ar
Boardmar..
Ho..
Votlre? of marrlitKi-^ and .tralht nuil
be iM-riiinpaiilril hy fu^. BtUaM mil uitdr?????.
DUD.
Burns,! hartes fl Moore, Anna H
Curren, ?'etnr J
-
I
Stiekney, Mary H.
?
Elisabeth
ham Bacon and
Job
at her lat
nee of famil .
ly r<
BURNS
*
York. Companii
attend. By order of
!
\
Dr. Peter Jerome i!
Fanuary '29. at hi? lat?
A'.l
: . 10 a. m.
EMER
I
P. ai I
held
Mor r
? ??
phi.i. Flemington, N.J.,
FRANI
i
JACKSON' At bis re M Park
av., Sunday, Jai
?
.
I
ise do
?vJARD Or, * ?**>. at
her :
h"r -
Hell n Ho
ard and
?? i '
dence Monday.
a. m.
M'KKT '? . - B?v.
?
age.
*
'
NEW YORK IT ATE
? our
PH?Ntt
PAYNE
?
-
SHEL1
*
?
Place and
? p. I
?
KNEY On Janua:
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-
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n m
i I Ml I I , II ?
mi ?mini \?s ?i mi ii in
N. V.

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