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?-ND THF. ONLY TUNE?"
WWlli
the girl i
?-a'.?-past fou';
in play
' ? ? : ? I ?' ? ay."
tad, whn lever charge patter?
let, think the
.
riled goeernment. Dye-el .r
eased irreatly in
I ? Id price.
ANTIQUITY OF THE MOVIES.
?? B? after
and 1
mething rec ?
.
'ace of min< ? ????
I learn m "Shadow -
? ' -> . re? Dark te the
Learei 1872) -*? And this ?? f? -
.-.'?-?
-
I '? i ?
? pleased companion's face,
earn that Mildred Lawson, even uack
films, for (nor ? . ;;, "Ceh
? always admired
tai
g1 proprietor ? - i our
-";? ?? anybody who
?
or n?ache< i< another
? ? ry a mai ilat
?.' a'n'.c ht.n
i<? Ol K ADVERTISERS
Our 12-point Bartlett type is next:
-_y-lnd nothing could be nobbieh
. our neto 10 point Cisi?n Cf\t
?-? Delia Robbia.
? Mex?
V'i a Need? a 1
cing '..-izette^r
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etting forth 1
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? RIZER
? 'her the funny frankness that had
I looked ithe idea of dis
>. whether he didn't say there thing.-!
really was, ?and couldn't bear it;
,pe : r him un'.?* he could make bclie\o
- v . real . wasn't?**
? r il ' dec N. V.. Standard: Tor
arras, hen house, two acre? of land.
t is no deprivation to
h would impair my sft
ine.
tsnil ' 9*9 court?
MiSfaotattsn'S Ifftlsai Aid.
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and sails and sal r **?*?
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lag Ma 1
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whether iho? 11 '? " ?
Ml MOTHBtLAlfO
f my Mi
? loat -io??rn-trofid?n lai -
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. -.. ? ???. sees aa ' ra si ? '-? i
Pelees
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jOMM IZTDLOWMU.
... , ,, -, ??.?.?? dini*. the country?
. ? - mood, will demand the Cotona!,
?. , i iJonetH-e
F- *.? A* I
MISS JEAN LONG
TO BE WAY BRIDE
Marriage to W. T. Ketcham
Is to Take Place at
Ardmore, Penn.
JULES BOIS TO GIVE
LECTURE AT PLAZA
Miss Schermerhorn Will He
Married to John Matthews
on May 2
?I. Lor.$*. o? \r
? i Will
"Mi
noon,
- par
pnts- ' : ?ated from
Vale aother
H rie
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(.ram;,
tor t
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ra, John !,'.
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ter da
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Dgl V?.
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lohn Liai
er van 1
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rned
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n at t V
r ??-. ,v j
Crip] ? School.
Bauei
Mannet
g of
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of Mra, ?J Morgan Browne,
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Douglaa Rob
.... ?. ?
ng 1 ? ?? ;*h on Max
????-? Misa Anna
? ? - e de Gers?
? Mr. ar.d Mr? Bl
I Marie G. Johnson at
ringa, Ya
Mra Fra lotit I * *r will *-ir-? a re
tudio thia afternoon.
Mr? H Diteon ?'
ftei ' her homo,
... Jtreet Mra.
B the
?
I a bridge ,
?
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSES
-Marie-Odile" Igaia at ?M Standard?
? i- i ?W-" st the Breas.
opened for a return
-
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D of Kdward
Sup?
tarr w? Wain?
: J
and
"Da Long-Legs.'
run at
?
? A '?'?. . ?
At the Burlesque Houses.
"?'_??? Pi in the ad
I
a ladies' ?emii
?
? ? re la.-t
- aripal
l'arn
:. rayne
?
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? # ?? ?_
IS HAMMERSTEIN TRUSTEE
i reilitor? I/H-arn Oscai*a ?'n'y A-met la
Pledged Bleck,
a? a aieeting of the credit * f Ol
?
??.r Nathan? I
,el A ted trtietee
Mr. Ham?
..- aeeompaaied by his
? ? '
r the
Mr. H I them that the
s, iy ? e know of area tl
. ?j fnr a loan of |:..."i?o. He
6?,4?.; . aged u> f*u_l other ai
ltt_. .--_:_-?,-?*-?' '"??
MRS. JOHN JACOB ?ASTOR AT AIKEX.
?BLUE ENVELOPE'
IS A DOOR FARCE
Humor of Play at Cort De?
pends Largely Upon
Physical Action.
? fat*** I am ? ??
? ? i i-?
traitai
? ,-? -T .
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-
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i:-..?? ,
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Ths rising sortais ..t the <"ort The?
atre last r : : i< r ? re. fair j a room that
??. B BCTTMB ar.d a
? of the doors
.
act, and ths lixth sad the scteea sa?
the plot in "he second, but, there
:' use for Shake?pears
is a farce that
humor in th? rapidity
* I of characters
I thl | 1 te escape
? to er.ter through
I?oor No. -, the second group believing
that the person? behiad DoOl Ka. -I
are a res ad Door No. 4,
that those, who
a beea 1 ??'*? - I Deer No. B
pi froi gettli |
: ? "' F it is merely i
i aenseli is, and the
rial,
lather a fall y good
the programme -
. to guard
?
- '
named John Poe an?!
e wer* also "The
as well as a po
'. doctors ar.d a
Furthermore,
? thai the third act
-.? a? ? ? ? . riam on Long
and. ?- -emed to presage
a farce of the BOY! period, ar. .
wa.? ?xa.;- . ?a bat ti-.e piece turned out
to be.
' the, -ure-Sre fat
-. late the plaies I
Aagal u,.j
.* r, - ? as a ilk one hand
I -mg caugr-.t In the act of ? lb |
te a marr.ed man with the other.
IS 1 -lel'.eved-to
i| -
?'?-- ? ?? ? .
from the girl be hoped to B*
also a bunch of te
stteri
? ng to
? >a? u bcau'?> .
? ? and a toxittab ?mash-up thut
brought a : sromafl togeth-jr,
.-of "hell?'
and "damos." Ar.d theru was the ?cre-m
and tl ? the com
? -.?.?> for laughter Bad
S bit
however, it
hnd I
a it deserved.
.-? .. ? ??.-?...-.g, a i
? - i the fauit of the authora
that they I ? :
rge Prebert ca--?
,.r.d Waiter
with a laughless
c'.urned to
I . 1 was
? il reel -. ' ? ?atina;
?
? r a smile, ,,? I
Fraaklya and
iii ward cid everything in
; .;?*? r,
? ? ? ? ?
$70 FOR CRUIKSHANK BOOK
Bryssrt's library of Poem? Brings
ir,:..-.?? at Iranklm Sale.
graphers
as a scarce
eni) IM issued --? ptive
H rka if lieorge
top pi
*? 'he i on? of the
?.a!.-, at t-.e And? r?or. (',?1 rr:et, of the
librar. ? ".
J M J
the purchaser, gavs |7'i for this
?or?.
Dr. Jo?erih Mar'.ni gave S"J.*.?) foi
"A Now Libran
W ??;--.,
. - rate '. I Cruik?
? ? '.'. alters ?rave St'..; n ? ?.
Harri? obtained, for
Ivea's copy, la roar vol?mes, of Dib
graphical v i ? litiaa; or,
the Hietoi - ' Prlaliag m Englani.
.*??-.?Mnnd *rd Ire'.-.
Th* total of both ????ion? was IV
921 *5 Th* ?ale will b* continu*?,? this
aft*rr.oon. I
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Film Version of "Ramona"
to Follow "Katinka" at
44th Street Theatre.
The Fort, fourth
?
? | ?mpany for :r.e -
mor.H. ' a four!
I fe, it :???? ??nie kruwr. | af ?
each ?cene a cast of ?
enact ir. p.?
atmospheric i*'.: I|
will b? lowercal, a:.d the ItO**** I
ued on the acroi
on of "Rasaoi a" ii ?
few hundred feet loi I - I I
' Birth of a Nal n** a
?
a heurs s laace. "K?.
the "ausleal
Forty-fourth Street Theatre, fti I
?.ose its New York run the end o'
the month, to go on torn
com*;;
SI
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? ?:. for
: a shor
Janea K
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af? ii
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I
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famous.
Marj Has. a
repertory eon ? ?
I.adv." ta:! .- ? I ? ?
he Nee :
: has Tnrt% ir. three of tl ? ?
far produced
ahle to resume her
the Plajrhouie 1 ... f tl
- * Ohio La
rurt In Chieaf
Dm to t
Tree's pro: .
which ha? I
Theatre 1
tending ha ...
i ?eat? I
tain -sill risa at ?
BOORXOVERS1 FOUNDER DEAD
Seymour Eaton a Virfim of Heart ?Ma?
ease at Plfty-six.
Philadelphia, Maeeh i
Eaten, a ai lelf ks cm
rertlalng exper*. died to-dav ?.
. ? Lai
heart SleOSSO. Ii? US years
i old.
Mr Eaten uot r of the Book?
! lovers' an.i Tabir I Inn Llbi
.
toaron
tor of thi in this
I ?? : | -v |
hi rn.
, ANNOUNCES SUFFRAGE PLANK
I? I Het-frd, Seeking tC llun for New
j.r-ev Geveraer, f?>r Banal Ballet.
In ? . ah ich
le;?-.
? ?
Jeney. George I Record, of Jersey
yesterday caiae sut " ?''?? 'or
-ornar. suffrage '"-" "K '?;
"If ?lert? | reor I pledge i '
U BSC * h e srrr,, ? ? -
?' ? ?
manas-emer * of 'he pul
of I a following
rr.e-i- jr. ? :
? ? ? eipal home rule, local
nrti n or home rule or. t,.
? a ' r r.'imc rule on puK
? IochI I, ' r hoi .it.on,
I ? law pr?-'
franchi.?"! of | rpora
? ? . tie hat's I that OS
a i of raili
ii
"La.?'1!-, ' self ? es senai
tutiona? amend!-. a -omen the
?ame njtht to vote as m?c
. - -
50 STAGE STARS
TO HONOR WINTER
To-day's Testimonial to
Venerable Critic Will Be
Remarkable Tribute.
EMINENT MEN
TO OCCUPY BOXES
i lab?rate Shakespearian Masque
To Be Given in Honor of
Writer. Poet and Scholar.
.. at
?-a Hou?e th ? after?
? most
.-es ever tendered to ?n
la this eons ? than
? ?tage
?
- of the ve-r.erable
? ? ?mes abo for
?as dramat.c cr f.c el
I
Th?? rill be
?
John
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and ?"
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trich
re the
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bore?
are .'?
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era are H. H. I ' ' i Mr?.
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lira.
Mrs ?Vgrren
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I'roframme for 1 est i menial.
The , i? a? foi: ?
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
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CHANGES IN PALACE BILL
George Sash and Julia Hay Substitute
fur Hattie Williame.
Rival darcmg couples are the head
lii -?at the Palace Theatre this week.
? I HiaSSS -ras to have appeared
la a sketch by Grace LH ? **atea Fur
niit. but Misa Williams i-e-queetcd a
i the .:.-.crests of pee?
Carrie Do Mar ?
l matine? in a sketch sailed "Quick
sr.d ?rot It At the evening
-Tt.-.re the void was filled by
-??? \_ah and Jul.a Hay in "Th?
I'nex;?? tt ?'.." an BSluaing piaylet, seen
at the Palace sesreral we??k? air??.
another chance waj the t-hSCSJCS from
the h - l ".ca! reasons, of Geerge
Bickel and Barry Watson.
Unen ?'?,? dust had ?-ttle.l It was
i that Joan Sawyer and George
Harcooii ?tr? eompetiag with Florence
? '' artce Far he
? re? .'-.ver to glee a decision.
aay that both dancing pair*
rel *urtaina and dark hu<\i or
trsi The amceing Henry Leerte
ted I - "?audeeille cocktail." ant
alance of the prv.-ramnt? wa* mude
trank Urth and
the! Kirk and Billy
and a pootng
UBdor the guidance of a g*rrUle
ir.an named Breach.
CAPTAIN BERNTER TO SPEAK
Fxplorer Will Address Canadian Club
at Dinner To-night.
The Canadian Club of Ne-w York.
John Emery McLean, president, -rill
have a?- guest of honor at its "Explor
? la evening, at the
Biltmore, the ?'an...! as Arctic explorer
and navigator, C?ptala Joseph F. Ber
nier, who is soon to leave on another
expedition in an endeavor to reach the
Amor.-- the other gneit? who will
speak wi.l be Gecrj-e K. Cherrie. who
? n his
r of Doubt" expedition; Captain
?? E Bartlett, Anthony F?ala ar.d
ind Heller, who waa with both
Color.el R<>o-e-velt and Paul Ramey
on their South African expeditions.
Thom?i? I' Nee anda, thairman of the
rtainntcnt committee, is in charge
' ? i arrangement?-.
HOMER SINGS IN "AIDA"
Make.? Flret Appearance in Verdi Opera
Thi? Season.
Ixiui'e Bomer sang Amnen-t ir.
Verdi*! "Alda" for the f.mt t'.me this
year last night at 'he Metropolitan
? > House. Assneirls is perhaps not
IflB, Be*~MI*S best part, but she hat
hlways he.--i satisfactory in it. and the
v,al so last |ht ? '-vas In excet
? voice and received a warm greet
?
? -, _ the east have all raag
their resp? l re parti lereral '.n.es this
seaaon. Mme Reppold was the Alda.
? | ai t. ?. Mr. Mar
a rese- ant ro red Radamae, Mr. Amato
a iq( aaro and Mr Scott an
. Remfia. Mr. B-.-agnoli con?
ducted.
SPHINX CLUB TO DINE
Will Discuss I'reparedness, Naval
Needs and Villa To-night
I ?ill cot all that is coming to
him verla'.:-, when tl phiBS Club
: -r.er at the Waldorf-Astoria
; to-night A formidable array of spea?
: reparednea ?
and naval ' 'Tie I. r.ited
.
arill make ad
ral Leonard
Wood, Hear Admiral Robert E Peary,
0*Byan. Lieu?.
?r Kar'. B. Je*<op, Rep?
: i alder, Mai *
\\.
: - N'ehemifth Boyn
'd Laurence II. Luellen, inventer
B Mobile Arma
? m.
? -
"The Great Pnrsuit'* Opens.
ipaaS ?o Tt.i Tribu.-.? )
Toronto, March 13. "The Great Pan
by ?' Had Jon Chambers, wai
? -ted hv Joseph Brook? here to?
? at th? Boyal Alexandra Theatre
arith a can which Included Phyllis
aVeilaoa-T? rry. Mane Terr.peit, Jeanne
* Brecha, Pnce McRae,
Char!?? I III rrv, l.riham Browne. Men
liter a week'i
the play **rll go to New
where it will bea--in an ?engage?
ment at the Siiubert Theatre oa
M II ? . - 'Th- tjr.a* Fur
s a modern version by Mr Cham- i
fcer-j of 1 _a I lier." ?
MISS GOLDA CORREA TO WED
I? Engaged to Jame? Harden?Mise
Lang?troth To Be M arrivai.
Th? cngegemert haa been announced
of M.ss C, '. iu <~orrea, daughter of Mrs.
'?'. EL A ? r-'.t. . if | : \\,... Seventy
ninth Street, to James Harden, of this
city, The ?aoddtag will take place in
Jj".?. M.*? ?'crrea's father was vic?*
pt*esia?eat of the Home Insurance Com?
pany
Mr. and Mr?. T. Wmsor I-angstroth.
of W.nsor Place, Glen Ridge, N. J,
have ar.r.erjr.eed the engagement of
their daughter, Misa Dorothy Lang?
et roth, to Jame? I-auchy Oakley, son of.
Mr?. James Oakley, of Montclair. Mr.
y la resident m .r.ager at Kobe,
Japan, for J. M McDonald * Co. No
date has been set fir 'he w.id.ng.
MRS. SARAH N. Htl.lOCi.
O'-snge, N. J, March I I. Mrs. Sarah
S Hafleek, seventy-three, died this
I igton
East Oraai . r.onia.
? ? ? Sem Y rk, coming her?
rs ago. Her husband. Louis
S. HaUo4*fc, ? Sho
wss a member ? if .nl.of
th? Eases Count; ithU H ??pi
*al and was a t - to many
philanthropic mov.-m?'nts. Mr?. Hallocat
.. member o: Brick rrcsbjierian
. East Ors . .1 ?? ?? .?enti?
fled w.th its missionary efforts. Sha
leaves three daughter*.
JOHN J. 3CAIXISTER.
John J " ? re, ? ?ilk;
Bsaanfatrtai ? . ?Iill Su-eaK, 1'ater-j
son, <ii?t foolordej Be ??>?? beta in]
Patcrscn and ?as a I I emo.j
erat. He leaves his Wife, wo ?. BB and
a duughier.
f
den
CAPTAIN ANC.KI.O J. ARATA.
arrtjun Angelo J. Ara'a, of H";* ("ar?,
a? r. street. Hob? '?.?n, a '. it of i
the Erie Kerry Ceaapaay, liad yeetee??]
day. He wan one of the or.-, -? * '
the American AsfMCisI *a r* Misters!
an Pilots He ??:,? .t - ? f th? !
Ma?omc fr?terait l orgnr.ua-I
tions. horn ;n Ganara, Italy, taptain'
Anita came to Amer;.a v?r-..i ?. i i-'
fai Be aras h school commissioner'
of Hobuken lour ?mr?. Ilia wife an?l
three daughter? -.r ra him.
hied.
A ? uon.Mary ft. fkl tmmt McO.
Elktns, Maryc Strang, Ira I>.
- E F Tewnsei !. v?. a.
Halluck, Sarah N Tr.??;??, Lucy J.
ALRERTSOV At tVra'hnr-v.on 5*e-en'h
d?y. Third month, llth, Mary f
Funeral servie? I al kef ?
home, on Third d*y, Th rd n.'nith,
at 11 e aavas
Pel a, ?n , T*e*
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a papers r
1 B March 12. : 110. SfaTT C
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in-law, Herbert K
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March IS,
of Laaia tl ??
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?me, 11**4 W
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home of - ? Char
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FT RAN?". A* ?Shrek '
12, ISM, ?fa '? I hi* I
?.??ar. fattert
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I ? ? IS, at J o'clock p. m.
fOfi ??'SEND March I"*,
?grtaner
sal runeral
?
Timothy, STtl it? t
f?th avs., on V. h \>t
at 10 a. m.
rcl 'i, *l
Ka?t Orar ire, w*tt?
Trippe, wife f Wi
and laugl ter of 1 ?
age- Euneral private.
I NTH.R TAKERS.
9 ajsttst*
;fauoil^
CTMrTTERIES.
?the wooniAi? v rrwrTmrt.
BBSS Bt B? Har ?m Trkin att.* tr Troll?-?,
Lare.? ?f ?ma:: a ?? ' ' ????
Clfflc?. IS Kiuit 1M PU I?* T.
-?
WARNING i
Messrs. Costikyan
&Co.
hereby warn their clients
and the public that they
have no connection with
an Auction Sale of Rugs
being advertised under a
very similar name.
Messrs. Costikyan & Co.
further state that they have
never held any auction or
special sales since the incep?
tion of their business.
Costikyan & Co.
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