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sLpu hsixaSSSth the number of parent.?, who are rnisinp their
' "I'ei4- Kii'-'.or." write*- Jes-mi? A. ('..rhett, '*1 am
yes - and am u the gradoatiug elaai of P s
? v 1 wau ramina>gii*g ?iroiagh soana of my
., pot m 1 had written ?huit ei*.rlit month*
j? , ling il '?' ! HI, ? I le'ieve you would enjoy it."
Indeed we did; and if you don't mind we
an otheri enjoy it.
1 NCLE SAIL
By Jrssir a. ? .1KB1--TI
ood ol?) chap.
?jf w, ".; l.nees. or tip his rap
Mat ? acroaa tin* aeaa
When ti; y're ha*, ah wai and .v.-'ie a?- busy us
ing, we can do
u . p or tWO.
.;? .: ? the? I |
hips by the pair.
*.. i- just waHing his chance
pe to The Star Spangled banner a
?
\? vemonts*" to "Paul Rovore'a Ride" ?ami
fron '"Hardly a man ?a row alive" .
? "Kvery Middlesex ?sillage and farm"
: of "if the British march,"
How the British reu ;
I?.- . ; two ill a. ?
to 1er the potlfl more
iverage h : . ?.
a. ING ?. VZETTEER.
. .i ?! i '.' aney
.?*'.'
Hannibal.
. ?; .-n* 't do b<
*ant fra..etteer.
"A \MBA.
I ? i much Inch
Hoi
A. C. S.
that the Starling Be Coffee
'?'':? Hecf
Mew i? I
?'rear Divide.
* - r I
iled Valeska Su rat 1 is at the I.asky
; ? io, in California, ready for h.r
In motion pict
?
ekyl Ml ? Mor-jan will leave
? . '.a , or. I- eb
?-.aiin until the ei '
March.
in charge of the interment of alien enemies'"
'.'.vorite newf-paper
. E. I. A S an??:
? pore."
\n f?fHse Anthology,
TI'F STAnPTICIAN.
: to.
mt to be p*?**?tci8e
i.'.her thing! which nuVht interest
?
'* u iiepel and Ross?
think of two plus two.
Ardo:'.. i 'tie memories of April da
Ofgraei ard the thi'. lisp of a stream,
?irith P a- . bound ? ? ?
* the immi " ? e importai.t to me
th';- n in the ?provine?
:
approachi
? ?
n my nerves.
I
rasp,
I worker,
HIE.
.**.'?? w York Press hea I
IARJOR1I -'i RRET1 TO THE CONNING TOWER
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Aex SA r>U
Ve\ yn^y <C< '*? -?*--*>? ?-^* h*]r
' ?o A r\ttu , t ruj- JL
'r:ti 3 *\li(t ( ty-)
rifo-i,'^ Jam* $>
'? - ' let oi say that your ktter made
hip fund. As to yon! use of "like"
wrong even though many writori -?"-p.
aar-pkt} it.
? - to the fund, we tried to make a little joke
'hinp; like thi : There is no dime like the pre
?
. tout p.'.itic-. but we know whir W?
yon and t R reit Our t. ? ei I ?-"nt*! .
grandchild She isn't born yet, but if she tanoold b?
? : larjorie SUwrctt. We hop? you will ha e
bat? eabip,
F. P. A.
DANCE GIVEN
FOR MISS POTTER
?Most of ?Season's Debu
tantos ?Attend Affair at
Old BrevOOsi House.
MRS. ORME WILSON
TO GIVE MUSICAL
St. Valentine's Skating Carnival
at BiltlQorc (iartlens Ol
Saturday.
Bi ,. i i Ho,.'.-. ?in lower
I 10, wii? t'ne scene last Biffai
of an Informal dance driven by lira.
w I an Idaini Delsae aad Henry (i.
honor of Misa Ethel J. H.
i ? Inelodad moat of
, on and the
man,
? | .. ?? pr? . ? abo i1
ib th Howard,
?
i anna Lincoln, M Isa h dith Wi
.1 ,. ?idee, v Blair, i
i Mist Madeleine I
Ml?:!.
Rathai
Gra
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kl ice Da?
Kahn, ? Helen
.
Sevi - ... given laal
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.... ' ? wire Mr.
..i ,1 Mrs. J
?nd Mi \- . D -. . di inu Mrs.
: i, : and Robert \\. ;
i
Mr?. Herbert l? Satterlae gave ..
....
sixth 81 ?? ? ?
er for 1
t?
I] East Th :
Moi
weel
Ka
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Mme.
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,. will
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Mr. and
tot* n .,!: Satui ? ? ..
'.' irgaret
Helen
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as a ju ? ? '? rtain .
to be g ren at the fcul ?
a I i b
rviary ' of the
..'.,?
The fll"Bl of r seri?. of dance? ..-.
ized by Miss Flor? aa waa given
ballroom of
the ii '
M L Rutherford,
of Tu to 1
toy.
? ?? '
Sewell Ttjppan I .- ?"ill be n
this after-1
? - .? chantry of St
?inch. Th? bride will
l ? K? n s il t..
? ? man.
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lerew-j
a ? '
enth musical morning
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! ? eh ell
Hills, X. J
um.
rVatei
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days
? rave
from the
es Island) anil,
G< tham.
g art ? a! for '
b? ,? ?
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! ere s II be
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BOG AIDS RED CROSS
i.crinan l'aider Givtta "Mite'' Kuxe?
from Prise Ship kppaua.
Va., ? '.'. Lieul
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GRANADOS TO RECITE
Spanish Conapoaer to Give I'rowramm?
ot Mi? o??n Works.
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"THE COHAN REVUE 1916" AT THE ASTOB THEATRE.
Lila Rhode? iin?l Richard Carle in "the niusici.l crazy quill patch?',I togetll ? r an<l tlm-aded wrth words and
iniisii- hv Georsje M. Cohan."
CARUSO AND ALDA
IN MANON LESCAUT
Tenor at His Best and Prima
Donna and Amato Sini* in
Admirable Form.
I'd ? '?' on 1 ? ? ? .
i?l;;iin Ins; niuiit lit 11 ' ?' politan,
and 01 Enrico Caruso id I ran?
?'.,...
Ml the soi h? 'Mum.!:" of
?? e hss somewhat
tha earn? orld
of tho beau) ? ? Italian rival, "i el
the m? "Manon Lescaut" is
heard tha deeper grows the impr?
that ? ia th? n as? apontsnaoua of the
opcrn? of G Puccini, and conse?
quently the opera which after all may
outlast
It COntsina almont nil of the melody
which the ma? irei composer worked out
wuh ra< in "Boh?me" and in
"Butterfly,*- and f? vitality of spirit
"Butterfly" al least doep BO? pos
leas i?" '? ? orchestration Is a? times a
little : tha rudeness of youth?
ful strength.
Mr. Caruso van !n benntlful vole?,
which means ti.i* tha rea? of living
Bed latt night like choir
?ingers. All of the i/olden ton? war
*e lina'.?, tha divinely
? the psaaion, the *a-ho?.
? ? . .. n-, at hi-? boat, Hla
laps acht be an?
other ?tory, for Des Crieos was a boy,
?i somewhat
of a i a orld Mma Al la's
Manoi ' ibla "n tl a
i a pretl I gra ? I
sut ii
' and he sang last flight
with ... If r Bai eg
noli unleashed a frightful rol?me of
tr ne fro
Staats-Zeitung Issues Stock.
At a -1 ?? al i ? ? ' ag of tha
? h<- ??\...? Corker
,? tung held estai
No.
182 y*.
lock from I
and to ?' 000 of
? ... stock aa prefei red
ibla in ten e?iual annual in?tal
PARLOW-HUTCHESON RECITAI
\ iolini?! ami Pissial Give Freed
rrograminc at .?.??.li.-.n Hall.
Kathleen ; Hutch?
ion gave a joint recital a? Aeolian Hal
? terdsy afternoon, offering a pro?
gramme of French eompoail
I'o the j .- the Introduetioa
and the i o of Saint?
Sai n - '?! ?? Pari ? ? th? ?rarmtli
of toi and truth ol "? ? ng 1
audiei ?
?
- ? i n a * a
in I1 ,
?? r. stingl* doi " \ - i im i M
.?oik v.-?.? warmlj n i
Krn?'st Butcheson's faultless hut
fr;,- ,? ,4-* serve : '?? m nd fferent
In the re? a by D?
"La .-?on ?e dans Gra
"Minstrels" and "Mouvement,"
Faur?'a "Komance ?uns Paroles." Bu?
1 th?' emrited pl<a ? thai uni-x
? aeteo,si dI thafli tan ie.ua
that ha d: played in AIKul " ?I" Q
]'. rpetuo," edited by M ..'!
him -!?? Insistant applaaaa of tha I'.rne
, aadiencs.
Mi. Hutcheson plavrd the Cessr
! Franck und Saint Saina ....natas with
Miaa I'arlow, and Hairy M. Gilbert ac
. eompaniad her when ?he ?rave the other
Baint-8atoa number.
GERMAN THEATRE
"Schneider W ilihel" l.i?en for Fir?t
Tim?? in Thi? Cosatry.
"Schneider Wil . . . .,
ur??, I,y Uni ? r. wa?
played for ti..- :,i ; time in tin? coun?
try ??. tne In lag F '?? laat
night It asa i ."? H ? ??? |
r,- '. and tha ??? ting of Beim ' i i
rate Meyer pleased tha audience
: In particular.
This play, which (?ohIs in humorous
; fashion with a t? loi who :
employea t., servi a priaon lentanee
for him, i the 1 rown
Pi inca and 1 France, st bia
r?-.)::''
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Luds ig Kopi. Rugen Keller, ihr.s
i Sri Mai tl ey, r
Ifl Ei a.-' .Ludwig 1
webar, Mai a Kieraehner, Ernst
Ho nagel, Bann B i ' nter?
, kireher and GubI
COSTUME [NSPIRED BY RED HAIR.
?Sketd* by Katl :.!??? for Baroitesi ''? "entlia!. said to bave
? ? liamini? ti-eofoa in New Y'-rK. wh * will ?1" ? fire di i ?? si I ?
l'.all <?f the <;?"!< si th.- -tstor to-motrron night The
. ..-tiitfi? ar.- ?carlet and orange, with a '"?dice "f iridei
i.' 1 -iker. j
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Dolly Sisters at the Palace?
Madeline Howard with
"Just a Woman."
The Doll] Si itera, auiated by Com
!>.. er -I? in Schw?rt.*!, hunband of
na I at the Pal
? ek.
Madelin. IL.ward. who played
"Experience" la?*, year,
?a :'ii ,, Htm ii no one would dream of
: Rose Winter in
.
Daniel Reni?e has been entra ge d by
l he Earth,"
which tt - repertory n.-x
Tut .-.I .
wilffe Vit ; lay the r?..
R urine in "Th,. K.r.e. of No
where," m '.?:::?-:, Leu Tellegen, th-*
band, will shortly ap?
pear.
Ma- ? ? ? ? ; gene,
aill be aa?-- nee W il ter dar
e, Jr."
i 11 reduc
.??
..?nee?
? * . -fur everi?.i/a
The Id Ol
night -p. Liberty Thea
tre .- JO.
BISHOP MUNDELEIN
TAKES CHICAGO SEE
Former Brooklyn Priest Installed
in $50.000.000 Diocese.
- ago, Ft b ' ? '? -? Ret
?.?.r- installed ai
?archbishop of Chi?
: ' ' -.. Provint a
of 111; ! ?? H ? I < 'itbl?
ur.il. Tin- Most Rev. John Booxano,I
Apoal o v. i ? ? . ? on, of
". nid? d bj 'he
Ri ? .ri ? E McDonnell,
lyn, by whom Arcb
ordained.
Archbishop Mund. ? ? ?I in I
iy from Brooklya, and :
church eort?
.?d him this morning to the cathedral
an -"ii ?'hi-.
eago '
Atldi? ? the / D< legat?
? .1 I.y 'he
injr ef the papal l.ulU proclaiming the
Archbishop Mundelein, who ii forty?
? r?el i riest
tver intm tant arch
He wai fmrn in !
BrC - ? hia prelim
...i in V. ii hi ? tan I -ollege,
o . rrad
mi*-- : i
' 890, and wai
ord-u
lected .. - . ? . t the A
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h .mor.
?i ;y worth
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olic con:.. . ? uple.
w h \r a < win?, ?in TO-DAY.
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COHAN'S REVUE
AGAIN A WINNER
A Gcorgesque Potpourri
That He Alone Could
Have Written.
COHAN AND COLLIER
SOMEWHAT MISSED
A Cohan Crowd Yells and Cheers
and Stamps as George Puts
Over Still Another.
"T'ne Cohan Revue i '?'." by ("???orge
M. ?'ohan. Pradsced by Cohan & Bsrria
a* the A??or Th^.-itr?.
i ok i ?,-r
War .. . J ,V ' ?
I ?[.??In J ??.. ?a
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lla.-r
II il Ho ? .........iaaira ?' '
Mr?, A? " ?? Iran
B. J. ( an ? ? .
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Daasal antta Klawi
Qe? ' ?' if '.a-,-. ??
Take frSBB the ?tout man who
smiled, giggied, laughed, roared .
?inally Rot up out of' hia test aad ,
. i at the Aatsr Theatre last night
George II. t'ohan ha? put over an?
other one! The stout man was not
alone in his opinion, either. There
were aay Bumber of other stout men
who ?hared it, and a large propel
of the thin men wan ...
?. happy I me araa had by all
thin and medium. It -.-.a? one of Broad
way'a nights, and Broadway arsa ben*
on enjoying it. Remarked a man who
?.ad believed the managerial announee
a-id srrived a', b o'clock sharp: "I
hud to go without breakfast, to get
lUt I mad"
Along in tha BB ly hours of the morn?
ing, when all good morning papers had
orga ' ohan muy have
come out on the ItagS a- 1 mad?? that
lit 'he par titude.
A? 'he and I ? hour
whs 10:45 o'clock the Cohanitea loud?
ly demanded him. George failing them,
they turned to th?- right hand ?-tage
box and cheered Pu und Ma What
red ?' to thi-m? ('?'oriole had hit
as happy.
Having thua reported the riotous re
ceptio work of the
.
I he Tribune of?
fering that "Hello, Broad?
way!" ? popuisCC craved,
Cohan set out frankly to duplicate it
and a . ling I
ahoaa a 1916 revua, he hat given ear>
i
"The Co an Ri ii essen?
tial!'.
Broad ray apart 1 il
tic??, itnl il lo.-s not always trouhle to
again. It has its fun
I and >p*i .
Bit I
han. It furnishes Ita own eritique by
strength and
weakn? - a- I? goea along. Peril
lupply of qui] I 11
but the tir>t-n:(*ht aUi
i *and ben? for?
?.?.??i I for more. Futui?
ted 1 Lyi toy, will
sus . ?en though
? ?' alwaj i know srhal I
igbing at.
. ; j ed with a hodge-podge plot
froi . r mora
?how bubble? gsyly along
ind from sonK to
long Fii i? and last It Is s i how for
IS con
n that
admit that they
.
A i
Cohan Revu? 1916," and that It will
jump , - d o? erwl t ..
the theatrical cer?
i care that the
music .? or,mi .? ? . will care
that * tai asms, After all, a
at on hy a Liliputiaa
tha or.,' i
.- , and il mu?t be mi eaaj
i,id'.- ? believe that Richard
er repla?a William Collier.
In maaic aad personnel the new show
il f. r or te "Helio, Broadway." Jn
bi d ou?r ka I? la |sat a? good.
inger won the artistia
honor? of the i i Lata
Ditrichstein imita ion tha' was a"
? ? ? \ -he lunch b I
Paurel, ?kipping from *cene to seal a
a . t h ;i. ? ' . ? to th?
join hii ? meal, Wia
the Dit r ch itain intonation
? f
: , hieved
.'n h,* daacing
. ? the
.-. 1er tha n ?ma af M.?s Juin.-..
She distinf 'g an
of Emily
?
?..?ir,..
Elizabeth Murray probably will give
tter i-'-ri, : n ince a hen she b?
. ' ? ? i . \ ;
?'.ule . pal) it wsa
san is.
aware of th:?
- ? as 1 i of her
eleve rne
1 ta hei. ? irle
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il
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? : i the father in
- . . on to
? gli of
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i C?a i, at
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..l Boy
ilar georgi
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Al d then w? re ol . ,
? ? ? rig ? for Irvln
poom: | ? ?. Th.' ola '
nay i rtanate to 1
a i ohan n coming to il
??very ? . it it ihosld be tl
that th? ?us G? rga ;, .
Ben ta in a
' ' ava
? '
matters.
Capt Peter Cornwall Dead
Capta P? tar < an sail, si the aaae*
doo Bra petrel true? No. 2, wl
injure 1 roaadaj arhea hia truck t? ng
mto a I car at I
Be all
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i ? ? ? , i ? rnwa
? ; 11. ?
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of the patrol for I . ' ? .cars.
BANKERS TO HOLD BALL
\ew Jeriey A??n? da? ion To Be ?i??l??ted
by Member? uf New "fork A ?san talion.
The New ' .?tion,
assisted by meaban af n?** '-'* ? York
3ta?e Hanker?' A "old a
banker.?' ball I ? br i.irr I". a' the Hotel
McAlpin. The prweoeda are to be added
t<. the fur d raiaed b-? . af the
N'.-w Jersey ? men's
Clubs ?,,..- ,>, iet ...?I
.
rhe patrons an
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... a ??-,'??.! ?4-a
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EUGENE L ELLISON DEAD
Presiden? of the In-turanre fompan;. r>f
North \miTnan \U? ban ent*. -t.nc.
Bagene L Elltaoa, preaide tha
?
..' I ,a '- '
ktlaa?
? - red to
have
Mr I born in T>
? . i
a clerk in mercantile ind :
trenera! elerk ef *h? Enterprtae
?
and a mag
phia Clearing Hou ?
.? . ? ? rhtei
MRS. BELINDA K. stOBBINS.
?
Sehnda E. Robb:
her h?. .
'a '
ened by the tragic
I . a *. I
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known as "Go
who Ot
tion. including I -e Hr/ru
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son, John Clinton Robbini
it, of
I Mrs. Am
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DR. EU?.\R l). ? DONI i \.
Dr Edgsi D. Co. for 'V.rty
eight years a practising phyi i i
." 1C'*<
Hederi 1
Dr. Cool iated
from \ lie New
I
ber of th? Hoard of Education at on??
t.m.i a'
? ? ban h.
. w ?'.? and thro
- ? .' New
Brigrhton Mr Gajrloni, of
.i
ley, 0 "
( ?PTAIN < RARLE8 it' - -
tain Charl - eap?
I tain of the Hal
fron
aboard the : i of I
which ha?
?
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-it- y year? ni i
i from ?'reriTi . ir "ker.
the -day. ? aa
.-il-', ?.'ver lUpa?*
'
j fhirty?aia
iny army.
< OLONEL ?WILLI \M II. Ki i I
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serv?'.j.- aal- '
t in Id
ill lda*)l . Bad B ..."1
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III! i?
Avery.Geor.reL.
m P.
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A VERY iday, Februa
re L. ?
te at
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' ten
BEAU! ? J-,
J a- - frown
Bea d lata
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