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g) LEGISLATURE
SAVE RIVERSIDE
Opponents of N. Y. C. Plan
to Introduce Bill to
Protect Park
. s C. MAY PASS
ON ROAD'S PROJECT
IHchcl SJVS Roman's
League 1 \pert Made
Error in Report
Ospor.r
' plan of
v. of li*en ???? Pm* **^* ? march
??.?.-! nation yester
xoect to take
out of the hand?
ad the Board of
cf **
? ,? -|-.r
^ sho-wingr. just how
be affected b\
. way rroterty,
?-aaaentat'.re? of tha Weal
hill to be introduced
bVoV i <s<,d;
provint of
the
.mission.
?.cern?
een, who i
5Lj the h II il o the two houses at
tba West
At the measure had
??Die bactiir.r to assure ita p^ -
eratlea of the
?i is beii -
mide Driva
r]r?UC;. eaae the Board of
officials will
He preparation of the
the road until
sloted and ap
ir.'icf Commis
remain for
? e to grant tha
.,. tional
' oad.
To Resctad 1911 BUI
Th? proposed lepislation rescinds the
\\\ p? ', under which the
Sex Tort ' ral road, within the
exempted from
arrice
v . urtwn by
?it bv c of the pro:
e s-ufgestion of Sen
hompson, in March.
;>:S. Il aid til thia time
L-ht, in the
t rgide Drive or$ran
,-e. They
ad arrived
-?? ? of early
by the Board o
me more imminent.
?
?rwec ' tha New
?ould, accort;.ng
t? Chi: ? somewhi."
Sie apply to
tor the
rea
eat-ons for *uch action.
Pabl'c hearings, a?, which the
property owners and any other inter
ild stand upon an
?, wonld he held by the
nrela sedj <!'? rinp to do
?o ?rou'.d I e permitted to
the project out.
From ?.Vi*-* a - the
would ap
r.'OTe one plan.
? additional ^pa<-e
?ere repaired for the carrying nut of
the track fi
? ?
tliiB could ask -anchise
Test Read) for Bill
! until pub
ld at I
? administra
ortranisationa
tl' "?*? ? .' plans
.er diff-.
HB? rir Albany to
"'"" r and
i?l 1 ?' -
|_ re may
Poor fellow?lie's on the
-?X?OU5 ,rdt!
His tailor recommended
*own for a change and now
?8 won-vins? liow brown
** go with ir-d hair!
Here he could have tried
?j? i ?it of ?"Forefathers'
ft*" for example and
ch*nged to -ray or olive
?jeen or bUk the minute the
wj? confirmed hi? suspicion
of butternut brov/n.
Ample selection and
*oundant M/rs ;n Dotn sults
y OVercoati for men and
fy?. Everything they wear,
^ludint- warm union suits?
'?Pecialtyof ours.
''?itrfertd ttaaammrk
^?f-ns Pn r CoMPaANY
^dwaT Broadway
?13th St -The at 34th St.
, Pour
Pj?nj Corners ' Fifth Ave.
W,rr?n at 41st St.
rowimg Aliar, niiiurd a r?o?
t.-rair ? P-?p?".-^????-aS
t .|>p ??? Marx Broa . f ^JS^
U I ale* Sui*?r? '"-??, *+
Mitchel salai tlsat the Beard
?or Litimatc would go right ahead with
an? ami that they would he
printed and "made public within a few
day?.
la response to i ho numerous criti
e plan in n report msde t"
? Woman'? 1 e.icue f.M- the Protection
an Id? Part by .lene Jensea, tas
< l'icHKo landscap, architect.
Mltchel said that the eity had the re
ru"' of ?o einer I t hut rontradlcted the
eut;? of Mr, .Irnvii.
?e ma] be r false idea that the
I ' of this hill will mean loai
?ailrond trackage
aip. who is one
tnwwr? the Weal
tesociatioa. "Th I ?lately
untrue, bewever. The ?act is that the
?i of the piever.' diftcultie? will
lu- hastened by taking mi im
mediately before the prop* i body."
The Woman'.?. T.eag.io iv circulai
petition for the preservation of the
park \
had thousand' of aifaatarei of ,
. a? far awav Bl Staten Island and
I surnature
.
'
dent of the league.
' u ' ' <'.t to stand in the wav
n mercal progr?s-!, but we ,.
IV? for future generations a park
?hat v tur (reatar value to
?
accomplish every thine bi s -iraight
tunnel that it can by its ?cut
cover" Plan. The onlv diff?rence is
the 'cut n- pian would
??ave the road ?.\.00o.000 and eosl
'
I don't think that we can af?
ford to save the $;>.ooo,ooo at such ?
MILITIA OF MERCY CONCERT
TO AID PARALYSIS VICTIMS
Noied Musician? Offer Voice* and In?
struments for Affair at the M. Alpin
ral noted musicians hare offered
voices and instruments to the
? .^f members have
arranged a dinnt at the
McAlpin next Tuesday for the I
' m? of r . .'.ysis. The
?us will be used to purchase ad
j ditional ambulances to be used e*du
i hildren.
The concert come- ? ^n itc
?ers originally intended, in order
?, may
! play before she goes on tour. Amunjr
tana are Anna Case,
''heo. Karle,
tenor; Charles Gilbert Sproas, torn
nianist, and Arthur 1
I piani?: and accompanist for Maud
elL
The Militia of Merc]
?urces to the vii
iantile paralysis and has already found
"?in? to purchase a la ,
It is hoped tl
next Tuesday ?rill enable the
society te purchase more amb.i I
il as employ additional nu
.lohn Hays Hammond la presi?
dent of the Militia of Mercy, which has
headquarters at 4 West Fort]
??arles
K. Hughes, Mrs. Thon,. on, jr.;
Champ Nelson
- Hathaway,
Mr-. Louise
?
, Hilles. Mrs. Harry Pu;
Robert Lansing, Mrs. I Whit?
man,
. ? W. Wickersham, M I
'
'ames Speyer. Mrs. I.indley M.
I Garrison and Si I
ACTRESS STARS
IN STUDIO BLAZE
Popular Plays and Play?
ers Plant Is Wrecked by
$250,000 Fire
.
by a spark iron a broken ?ncand
bulb, i ' terday afternoon
wrecked ri motion picture
resulted in injuries to three i
anil gave "!ga Petrova and abo,.
actors and actresses a
? ?
'lhe 1 re occurred in an old church
at '?'?6 West Thirty-'
?
impany. 11 started
Mr-". May Sei bel, of 237? Seventh Ave?
nue, a Mm fditor. was examining the
of a play in which Mme
|
bulb,
which broke with a blinding flash.
?a on her way to the
ng room when screams f>
*arning of the dr.-. She reached
B suit
and a leopn
? ns, which, estimated,
Standing, who was playing
support, was in his d"
loom when the fire started. Hast
for thi ' ofl by ,nr
Then l>e ran to the r
? w ? de i
and jumped to the courtyard. H i cut
his hand and li .
\1,. er and as
lian Beilly, of 228
treet. burned ?bout the face *nd
taken to St. Vincent'? H"
pitHl. Kight firemen ?n the
roof of the stud-o ? irrow escape
? ventilator roi! ? l down apon
them. ? Sonic were nearly knocked off
[ the roof.
Tho flame- spread rapidly, and the
badly handicapped by
ken Ion called it
-
? tiniated the
n plays not
? own and ii
HJ r rig," Mine P
said, aa ah? watched the fir.- -from
treet "Yea, everyl
gown in the eoun
1 alwaj
tudio."
? v tho
:. chard, had
' ri''r'i- , I 1
"And I, tee, am unhsrmed. and I Can
smile and ?I - ' she added.
"IL TR0VAT0RE" SUNG AGAIN
I ar?c \udienro Hears Mr. I'olarn.'s
\ignrouH Reading
"U Trevatore" was
Metropolita Opera ' night,
?nd a? u^ukI before a. largo and Clamor
BSt was, with the
? .... Ober, that of the
???"??.t..
?Hartii and Mr. 1.
roroua rea
the m
?ful of'the - DgCI
rformatice, though it was abun
hat she has much yet
to learn H to the art of song. Mr.
Amato WM l,1C.''nthljin, ?if
hein recently and gave "H Halen ci
ely.
Paul Elmer More to Speak
Paul Klmer More, fermer ?ditai el
"The Nation," I ?'i "T*1*'
and Poetry of Early New Eng?
land" this afternoon at the ( hi
< lah, "'
Acidvuij of Aits ?nd Letters.
WILL SING TO All) PLAGUE VICTIMS
Anna Ca?e, soprano of ihr- Metropolitan Opera Company
"Nietzsche Bride" Loses Suit
and $3,000 a Year Alimony
Justice Cohalan Rejects Cruelty Story of Mrs. Herman I.
Asche?Calls Wife "Pleasure Seeking"?She lied
Husband Soon After Honeymoon
''i onnor Asche, the twen
.,r-old hride who wr.s del
.the philosophy of Nietzsche aim ah?
set forth her brief marital life a th
Herman T, Asche, prosperous importer,
forty years old, in thi -, "Jus
has failed in her suit for a
.separation.
Justice Cohalan, who heard the case
: day, not only I
OB for a decree on tl i ,
.: granted the counter
of the husband and ga\" " "' ?? lepara?
i tion on the ground of abandonment.
, The justice refasi 'iie al?
legations maiie by Mrn. A?che, holding
that tho character and reputation of
Mr. Aachi were factors as impor
? nial.
And V.".- of the
husband, he is relieved from further
payment of the S2?0 a BtOI
JiiMu-f ( ohalan's ( ommrnl
There never was a meeting of the
minds in the rnarrieil hf* of the
coup'.i
und freo apain soon after tliroi.,
nulmtnt ? young
woman of imagination, accor..
?
to be bo-,,mi by any of 1 ?
of married 11f?- lines bei
husband wai twice her |
"She Is of a pleasure e< ling type,
the cour?, uni. "while hi-r huhband I
of a phlegmatic temperament He i
a man of busim ?s. whilr she is i
womai . of l'.fe."
Aftl ? ? and annul
I ment, i dancer am
red at 1' and othe
I public places. She ma'i
who hai an more that
?tiL'.non h
Pira
their honeymoon in Ashe
; \ ille, N. C, Rs teak at
apartment |g Drive.
In May, whiie Aaehe aras al bo
his young wife peeked her belonging!
and : ime, never to return.
Wonian'i Story Not lielieved
"The cause of action must stand 01
fall on the truth or falsity of the plain
1 ohalati, am:
? | her charges ol
Ity,
?rap of manuscript written by
?? and suboi tted to tha court
"Truly my brain is in a furmoil
? I try to think and my mind wandet s
1 off to some ragtime an, 1 ? ?
? leal tS nie. Th's
marring* l| as grent an injustice to
him g I ran't put it through -
it i? rush and I triad.
"With every nene, taut I've tried to
make the I but I'm torturci
i-mor:es of happy
ful associates my former elation
over tha most trivial successes, and
now the very thought 'makei
i i er and dread nothing to look for
ward to."
ADAMSON urge
RAILWAY SEIZU1
Anti-Strike Bill fcmpuw
President to Have Arm
Run Lines
Washington, Jan. 8. Railroad I?
, lation desircl by Presid?-'
supplement the Adarnson law is te
the House without wait
rtion by 'ho Senate.
:he Pi
dent to-day, and while the I ?
niittee was continuing Its hearings
j the subject, Representative Adam?
I chairman of the !!? -.erre C<
mittee, announced that within a I
! days he would introduce and seek
pas/age of bills designed tu previ
ployea froi
out giving s; ity days' notice and
power the Presid? ace tii
up i^ads in the hands of militan' i
.? of publ I '
Tired of Senate's Delay
it had be?n understood that t
1'rc ' railroad pi
?
aid to-day, how rer, th
?,ng for the
I
"'I f?ej a ill run on i a he.i
ng," I
added, "aim I ?? Ihe B)embei
much moro shout I a
are over than th?
do tu a "
Mr. i
posen special rule, now in the Ho is
Rules iiminif.
?ail..'i of his r?solu'.,
el
? mmittee <-?
Monday, uni< ? -
? ? ? i
.,? reina te-day blocked unanimous
ron .eut lor itnsideration of the
lotion,
labor Will light
\ gi ret. opi.e ' ,,? prop ,sf d
com? i re from or
? d la'ior generally ia anticipated
It was to tight such proposals l
four railway brotherhoods tit
Am n.-an Federetion of Labor
sentaiives rerentlv allied thenu
The% oppese i
forcing men to ||
Brotherho? l official? ire sapee ted
?
'. and I
I II l: ? ,
' aug?rate a tight on 'he Adamson pro
o traders point, .| -in* t.
that passage of I ils by
the House wonld
Th? S 'na' ? has be
by the Hon
ist se-sion to onlar?? the Inter
state ? on. and any
eould ?
tached to it as amendmenta, Ac'ion
on th? entire bill in conference then
would be prompt, It ; arpued.
?
CLARKE ART AUCTION
OPENS NEW SALESROOM
Chine-e Pottery Disposed of at Hrst
Session at Ameritan (.alienes
The hundreds who attended pi
? k opi tiuig of the four-da-.
"las B. Clarke collection of
n pottery at thi I erii an Art
I tl into the new
assembly n Its 4.000 square
| feet of carpeted floor spare. Tl
surprise partr by
i Thomas E, Kirby and Ciustavus T.
Kirby, of the American Art Al
air ] The opening of
the apaeioua salesroom marks an ad
n providing comfort for patron |
of high class ar
hundred pit ei oi i him ??? I '
tery I
paid
J.'iio for an i qnestris of the
: he -anu- buyer ga-. 8
?
of the game period.
? of quadri?
lat?ral bnlbona ^as^? of the Ming
per. oil.
Julius 51 ItOi for a
(u tagt aal sr W, W. s*?
" r a pair of
i |1 PI
i for a jar The
'?us afternoon.
MISS EVELYN STARR
IN SECOND RECITAL
Young (anadian Violini?! Pleases at
leetiau Hall
?
?-? appear?. I
?
v, ith the R
.
?i ? '
s a really remarkable art
< '
her tone and the vigor of h'r ll
? id, i if tor.e ii sarpasaad b
violinists row appearing before us.
Sh? gi rday a mi ? .
reading of the Morart Conrer'.
maior m"1 Taohalkewsky's "St
Melaneoliqae" with much depth of ex
.
?tone of the manner sms 01
tee often h
-
? n the
ng.
BILLINGS SELLS
RIVERSIDE HOME
Neither Buyer Nor Price
of Estate Costing $2,000,
000 Is Announced
CAPITALIST NOW
IN NEW APARTMENT
Tryon Hall, with Spacious
Grounds, a New York
Show Place
1 K Q, Rilling? has sold Tryon
Hall, h.-, Bsagnifleeat home ut Fort
gtefl \ , nue and upper Rivcr
Drive. I ho name of tha pur
baa not been an
Bouaced. It ee t the capitalist and
.000 to erect the Louis
XIV mansion and stables upon the bluff
overlooking the Hudson. He now lives
in the new apartment house at
Street and Fifth Avenue, in a
tweaty-eno-roeea ?alte, fes wiiich he
pays $20,(100 rent each year.
Tryon I In ! I was so named from the
fact that hurt Tryon, of Revolutionary
once occupied the ground on
which the house now stands. The rocky
cliff is ono of the highest points on
Manhattan lelaad, and the Billing?
horna is really a country residence in
N'ew York City. The grounds about it
are spacious ai.d untrammelled. From
the house one sees little of tho city,
and the H . 'he long wall of
th? Palisades stretch away for miles
before it.
Property Originally for Stable
To the east one can look across the
reaches of The Hron. to Long Island
Sound. '1 he property was originally in?
tended by Mr. Hillings as a stable and
exercising ground for his famous string
of trotting horses, which be ased to
exercise on the Speedway.
Hefore tl id been completed
he saw the tremendous advantages of
h home ben accordingly, he built a
and, as he grew fonder of the
? a henee,
This was constructed around a large
central eourt, w itii gallerie?, from which
the da sh down upon a
sin and a garden of brilliant
s have been made to
: ?are since the house was
he only approach wa
(Washington Avenue. Mr. Killings
te rea
' v from tho drive. Accordingly,
be hud a gateway cut in ttie solid
?tone of the bluff, and from there
brought a zigzag roadway up to his
home. This eo:>t about $2o0,000.
Installed Imprmementa
i - i ?i?- i l a installed a
i g pool of marble,
squash eearta und howling alley?.
r I lie sale of the prop?
erty I
few weeks. Frederick Johnson acted
for Mr. Hilling?.
recent owner of Tryon Hall has
other large ta holdings in the
iod. He posse ses most of
the pi thin a half mile of his
late e?tate. This he lias bought up
since hia resilience wa? built thel
fenr undesirable neighbors might get
hold of
Mr, Hillings will not feel ho
??h tho relinojiiishment or"
He has H.i extensive ratete,
Famswerth, at Oyster Hay; a farm of
acre? at Curlei
mi the Jl ' r, Va.; another
dwelling at Laki G SVa, Wn., and
?till another home at Celerado Springs.
OPERA "ANGEL" TIRED,
INTERSTATE CO. FAILS
Wealths Cleveland Man Had Snpported
Troupe, Which <)?e.s $10.000
A receivi tarda]
I'. Judge \ llnnd for the Inter
which had
Lv ? i predui i ?' opera a ? i
: other cities, recently be?
came ?trended In Cleveland, si
? i .sry and
other e-'. of the
ndgment to a cred
?
i he i In bankruptcy here
? on, a ringer, claiming
Frank I^ouhet, a me
? "i t,,r 1125, and Elias G. Riegci-,
who - lit ie due him ?en a
The liabilities are placed at
? probably ?
000, Comprising returned scenery and
?cians'
? ?mount necessary to
?
The company ? a.s incorporated In
. 1016, with cap?
ital stock of $ioo.oon, by Harry
kin, ' I "I'd Btn ? I
Bra ? .. and Max
J. Weinman, of 26 West U3th Street,
who were the diiectors. It, is said the
nnaneiallj
v resident of ' levi and D
. ? he,:.g -he "linger' for it.
spent, il ?
ime? for the pro?
duct ;? Pearl Fishi
ted l taries T..
. ith a bond of
! $500.
? 1
GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
IS SHOWN ON SCREEN
Miekeri-, Moo \dmirabl> Done;?Jack
Pickford Heads I ist
?'? ??<,? i i
? a m a at
? is ?o surfeited with improbable ?
lifl
i rection that em
? ris." with open 11
re is onlv ?
mm.- of tha myatcry aorroondiag Miaa
Havial a; i" the story :
Hi" part of
w o rr. a n whi
a i tor '-vi ir.y years,
but : not in the I
er which a i
. .
the crumb the mouldy paner
and the ta" .sham
.'.erial.
poor.
? '
oneongenii
? ever ha-, done anyt
It
. ?ve ? '
beand to realize before very long ju?t
'.ever he is, and then the
will be i It pi ?sent he n totally
ur.cor ? aelf or of th? re?
flected fiorv wnich i? derived from
hm g the brother of "Little Mary."
Louise Huff aa FiteMa. the ami
Haviseea?, combined jus'
amount of dignity, with her girhsh
whieh Dickeas'a ?hararter wa?
It
.ip wit the idee
must_ave-ge her benef?,"re.?' krong?
?
?o'low- the
?ar'. aad itill lu rcmaia >w?.
and lorabU was not always easy to do.
Mies Muff does it, however,
part of the convict, I'rovi?, ia
deeidedly well player) by Krank LoOOl
Joe (iargary and Mrs. (?argary look
and ael n I ? oni knew they arenld.
Not alona ara tha indtv .?un? ;
wall ph
be improved apon, The tit)
taken from ' ' bool Oi feels In
?clined to point, at "(?rear Especial
and then <?y to tha Indifferent ?;
ors whose* name is legion, "Go and do ?
thou likewise.'1
? ??
"THE EVIL EYE" IS SHOWN
Blanche Snret Star* in I'aramount
I'holoplay
Ther" i; nothing seil about "The
i ye," which was shown at the
Paramount studio yeeterday, aavo its
name. In fail, it Is quite an innocent,
harm'. h meanders
along its course, giving offence to no
Blaneha Sweet, in th?- 1,-ading role, is
rather more demure than *ho was, or
perhap i it n b
yellow locks of hen to behave.
is Dr. Katherine Torrance,
who rui .: ?ike down a
i thermometer and '
? pany aril h .!. Parka Jones, ?
I the picture i< t'litford, her brother. Dr.
Kather.ne i [i ? - | little M-Mcan scttl"
ment to try t,, quell an epidemic. To
examine thl - she fastens on
her forehead OH? Oi those tn.rror ?r
ratigements which make any physician
look like a In: Islander, mu? tna super?
stitious natives cannot, be blaAcd for
I calling it t. This stall
'. the tl"
"er of th? vineyards was
ome. So finally Kat
'married him, tnd the infere
'icnts all got well. Tom I'orman ;
. plays opposl '
. Danca V
NEW ROMAN GARDENS
Tab? ? Sit:.",: I.;- baaa, file.
DMIl ' 't ixrrtc? a ?a I
M ON TMARTREv. MIDNIGHT
BURTON I?
HOLMES
AT
CARNEGIE
HALL
5 SUNDAY NIGHTS 8T30 ftt?na
5 MONDAY MATINEE 3 '. !
SEATS NOW SELLING
?
?' 21 -J? -CA.NAD
IMPERIA1
ran i-i ? rm >?n
11-!'.. l.A I. .
CARNrniE HAU I <-i Ma',' i ,
CINCINNATI SYMPHONY
??:?. ORCHESTRA gfiK
HIPPODROME, mai >l v EVE.?JOHN
McCORMACK
Val? s,,? ni Bai OU., r
Maud Powell
CARNEGIE MON. E _ M Q
HALL EVE. ?Jalla O
in Piearan MeOO team Papalai
Her \lel.ir l|n nr.U. I'rlr??
ay '"
I arnrtl?. Hull. "mi. Iff?, in* Il ,n ? '.
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ELMAN
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Fl^t ol 4 HIitnHral Son? li.-cltalj bf
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SYMPHONY
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