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?Hiss Dougherty
To Be Bride of
Freiifli Major
Francois Trives. of Paris, t<>
Marrj Daughter of \li>. J.
Haitfpden Dougherty, but
?Date Has Not Been S<t
)|i^ Terriberry ?- Wed
Debutante* ??> Sell Tickets
for Charity Ball Next
Tuesday at the Waldorf
Announe?
ctnt o. Eleanor 1
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VVi ? ? Ball ' b? given ;h:^ evening at the Ritz-Carlton. She if a
lighter oi Mr. and Mr?. Henry I'. Davison, who will give a large
dim ? lis eve. ng and take their guests on to tin- danc?
Mrs. Spang Talked
Of Beaux. Bais and
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Aijetl V\ oman*!- Alicer Easily
used and She Often
ted to Love \ffairs
3 am,
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of t contestant of her
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ind and held h? ? fi : ger be
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to Mr. Spang and said, "isn't, he
I of bones."
: ?due of her
to amount to i b it
? . !>d a i me for poor
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nterest in chi!
i rei I ?.' . : iki I >r Nagle, gave
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ternoon ??til ? ?ml ? ?..
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duc d In Mr. '?'? aid?
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L. tlrlangoi l r :
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in tende?
to take t e place of t ? enue
i ipe ra House and will e 'arly to open
g
A Ibe rt L. f?i I nanagei for
I.'. W. Griffith, ??x he purchase
by 'Ar. Griffith from Wi liam A. Brady
?>, - .?? mot oi pict r? ght to " Way
Do?. East" or $175,0
Wilnei and Ron berg, pi oduc? rs of
'?The Mi gic M? 1? ? :? ov, a
ber.t, am ounc? ' i the; v?, .' : rod
mm? ' x ?? . . ? i.x ?? .' ;. Ben
I an . x ? irV ou and fUb? r1 i.?w is.
s ; and Romberg have taken un
opt ioi on al ! Orko\ ui u re plays.
Elsi? .: : has r? covered from her
rece?? n? u I wil i ume 1 i I r
a! Springfield on Mondas night, with
"her g ' ;' and th enterta i enl
? ? was g en at the ' lep-rge ?VI.
h? x ] ? <?.. : .-r?
". ' 'harles Thoma? of "Api -
Blossoms," now ai th? G obe. by ? i
rangement with Charles Dillingham, is
[?lam ? ' x , ?? concert at Aeolian
llaii, Monday afternoon, February l?i.
'('?'?her-. \ r Strike Threat
Chicago Federation Demanda
"HeaJth and Decency'" Wages
i HiCA? O, Jai ?9 f I ?? C < : o
... 'Federal tc-da; !..
Lh, d y arid rf
.....
x ? ' of man
i wo make po <
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wed t "; ? Board of
ical i 1 : im salar;
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Appi oxii ' ? fi.OOO ?. acl er? mei
. pproved
Germun Charge d'Affaires
Rcceiv-ed by Millerand
PAIUS. Jan. 29 Di Wilh
. ? i i el ig? <!';,'! air?
intcd ? ? i '?? dent : t <? Premier M il
. en ng. Dr M ayer, v ho
arrived il l'ai last Sat urday, will
,.,,..,. for Berlin this ? . nil?! for n f? ???
?Ihj s' stay lo settle up h '? '?' rsonal
ilfdir
[ir .layer presented hin credentials
ilillerand n i ccordancc wit ft ! he
il nlornatic custom for charg?? d'af
faire? to make themsolvo? officially
known to^tho f'remier, and not to the
j President of the Republic, as in th?*
,??>,<? wil i. rVi.': item and ambansadoi
Choir of St. John's
Cathedral Reveal?
Diversified Talent
l\ ork of School I uderDireo
?ion of i^lr. Farrow Shown
in Recital Devoted to Four
(liasses* <>i Sacred Music
By H. ?.. Krehbiel
j .' ton; oi | an of or te and
? ? recitals b; " .. : i- - . n bitio
. ? ; detropolitai ?-. i ii . v. ,1 ? ?
Aeolian ?tall ? ?'? ? \?? afternoon by
an 1 our ;. : a lalf oi .-.. : e I
inI ? ' ? cl . ' th? Cathedral :>:
-? ? Jol i the Divine Jiidei the dii ction
?' ! ? ? ? . . - - and mastei
>f the chor ? > : . ? ?? . -.? . ? ,.?? longed
toa class o? ? . . ft'a ? ? which
term ent. ? ,. : :..i : ?
.''?-..: can c?rcel; ij
..... . a lui'i
. ventilio -
? ? ? f curii y eil
' ively ii ' ok? d ti beha i of 1 h? \ a; cai
Choristers, who visited i earl : th?
seasoJ ? ? wa ?? not Iargelj attei . .
Bui -, i ? .,? matter. The .. ; :
?'???: e of refinement a I ; erio
inclin?t ?o? . ?? ? - purp? ? M?
? ? '? rov i? ose whai . ? acconi]
- i~- a ? . ? . . ? r School - a -
I ?? ist of pie? ??? embrai ed ? ? i
- ?on i ? rom fou <. schoo s of ecc'esiast
posil ; ?
dissi brevis " ..
' >vo mot? - - i. ,? Ghost," ?un
! w i11 ma < " ? - ? i
?? ???.'?'.?? I . .<?'' b; Byrd,
-':?' a ?!.;?:. ? ? , ?' b\ Orb
? is; the Dutch b; ?i - nticl?
Ron ? Ii ," - . Swi e?in? k and tl
Hus! at by Tschi . i w -??.
H '? ;- ? ' . ? Thi ," Arkangei
1 ''??' ' h? ; v. Judt m? ;. " a i
Creti :.:.' i : ?- ? ? ?,. thi V ? ?? thi
Sea." 'I : ?? choii wa i ? mp? si :
' ' ? ' "in rr.ii ? hii < thii t;
: ;;--? i'"7 of ?? ? . ? . .. ?? .
i ? ?? . ? ? i-atures of th?
? g ?... ire ion ai
' ? Inttei particu
ar .-.- conn en da the ..... un ' I It.
? ?? I ?ful motfct bj Byrd, whicl wer?
sung in Lat in, Admi rabli ulw? v w .
the qualit ?,; the teno and I
oic? , whicl liki th? ? hies, w? re
a ? ' ... ? ? ?? ai d ?tea. \ n tone. 'I he
altos, prol . y beca f thi nt'usion
of adult ve. es (baryti e lining
? ??;? m i had le hon og. ni ty, and were at
' ii unpl? a antlt v avering, not t?
say "wabbly."
The Palest rina piec? s wer?
:; * he vai ietj of color, nuance ai d
t? mpo, whicl came to us lik? a r? vel;
'. i ?? x at ican ? ? ,.
? - - ' tradii m back oi thei
'? ' ? ? ? " ? ? iVl ......
un expri c uttei i i thi tex!
>'aya la iig? ? ol this beaut iful
old music sounding : onotonous.
. M i'. 1 arrow -i owed linei apprec i
,: : '??? ilelineative capacity
??? clesiasl ical musi? ii th'e Russian
piece; ? and ah o in : r,e i nitch carol in
i? th? ionorii ie - v ere produ
with thrillii g, almost electrifying ef
tect. The motif by Byrd was also e:
mg but 1 he Gibl
:at" wa re? d off in ai nnvar; p
temp and ? : regard o pos b itie
??? cl iniat ion w hich "? as almost de
i i'. Il ??'. oui i have beei inter?
ring to heai ,ii:.:' lie ?ingers froi
Rom? v ould r.;r. ?> done in the way or'
"tri ? hetweei uch pa a ^ages as
moi ?. ? - oi ' hem : ha? fe : Him"
'?'?? hath ? ov ed trength wii h
arn M hatl pm dow the
from theii scat." As it was,
? il.n? nounded almost inane com
? he ovelini is of Byrd and
? . b ? ;. of F1?. ?
Food Prices l..|?5()lo200
5% v Cent in Last 6 Y far*
Wholesale Clothing Advanced
?.35 Per Cenl in Same Period.
Government Report Says
W s ::!:n C.T iX, ? !9 Incr? ase
'rom ???' to 200 )??'? cent in retail
principa Food pi
.-.'.; [id from Ti i i
!00 : ? ? cei ? ' w hole sal? prices
:.iring the last b?> years are shown
fed I la; Bureau
; bor S? list
. !:.. year 1913 ;.- the i ?rmal
: I . com pa rativ? pi
.. ... that by I" cember, 1919,
r? ? ;. ; t.. ????? ' i eu i s had adva : ced
;. to -?? pei ceni o.'? i
' : on and ham led
nci . - er cent ea? and
tood nee . w itl - ? pe?
But: - I " ; : er cent, eggs
per cei t, h? ns 84 pei cent an ? ....
per?
Flour advanced 183 per cent, bread
.oi cent, rice 103 p? i cent, ind
per cent Coffee, tea and
sho .:'?.:? ce? of ?? 1. 27 ?? d
? ? per c? nt, re pectiv? ly, ? ':??? : i? ?
per cent, ami milk 38 per cent
Wp desale clotl . ?; prices snowed an
a .? of 235 per cent. House fur
.'?? ? ;-,: - w nl ?.. . 208 per cent. Lumb? c
ding mati rials . mbed 153 per
? ??
Book Sale Nets $10,277
George !>. Smith Makes Pur?
chases ?it Huntington Exhibit
The sa! <'r duplicates and selec
? ; ng iterature from the
? . !? Huntington ?? hich
. ' ; -, ?. dai ; fternoon .' th?
lerie bt aught a *"Tal of
,,._. he total foi i he sale to
,;.-,. $10,277. The ?? ?? ioi 'ins af
.. ,,,-?11 c mpl? te the sale
rge D. Smith, who brought iron;
iid the min iat u.i e i dition of
. .'? ' "Venu? and Adonis," for
.i : :. "" 000, bi ught several
, , t yest? rday" sale. Mr
Smith purchased a 1671 edition of
. .. Milton' "Paradise Regained" for
.. ?..- mad? sev? ral other pur
chi e -
thou -and dollars was paid by
7 F Dri ki foi "The First I'..:' of
. . ?-, mo." ? ? xtremely. ran- | a; b;
Kyd, who also paid $1,000 for
"You.i !'.'? Gallants," a play 1?; Thom
?... ? ? n, in an ? see? <?^:i!7: j i caree
first edition of 1608.
Braillard Motion Denied
Application for Certificate of
Doubt Held Premature
\ , ;. ? : . - ?.- ice scheduled t? be
? ? n tin case of Clin
Hrainard pr?s id? nt of Harp? :
v thoi for publ . ition of "Ma I?
, ..." which the ? ourt of Spe :ial
I ? id was improper, former
., i ... VI Si ott, counsel for
, [Jra : ard :.,,; ed to the 7;\.;:rvni<;
Court cbterda cert
nnbl? di :?:?? .'ust ce Platek d
nied the motion, saying it was prema
,re and should not have been nade
. 7 . ? tence ha ! I.i actuall; m
posed
?? Brainard is secretary >.. the e,
? prand ?ui Hi -? attornej
-,,',, lur.i ice I'lal iek ' hat he would no
.. the postponement of argumen
?.eeding except for one rea
j i \gt Rcol ' ild hi f? It that ' hoi ?
.,..-,.p? istont in prosocutin
Mr Brainard were anxious that h
h , .:.! puss at least one day in pris.,
for the purpoR? of humiliating him
Mr .Scott .?aid an appea.1 from the con
' victlon was c.-rtain. and he did not wan
, .,., ? |0, ked op pending act ion
Says Mysterious Wireless
Calls May Be From Venus
Smithsonian Institution Expert Declare^ Mars Is 100
Degrees Colder Than the Earth and No Form
of Living Creature Could Exist There
W A.-.Hl n i, ?._.., [a 29. .:" wir? less
:- " ee -?: " being received on the
from =ome other planet, as sug
' b; William Max;-..: it .- : ot
,; ? endii g the i ignals, b it inos
'? - .- ?says Dr. CG Abbot,
' ?? Sm it ?son an Astro
! ?bservat n ; and assistant
. ? ?. .. - ;., - ?oniai i ? - ? * u
?
thai the
n ? aterious ? .:?-..?-- - ??nais do n ?
a lot her piarte1 ? ?. ?. - if i ey
do Mtv-' .- - liminate 1 as a po ? ubi .:
? ? ? ->? ?? liona o that
? ' probabl; ? iule! ol p? emit t he
? -:-. - i ' in; Corn I i\ ?ng
'-' - ' i ace," say - 1?: Abbot,
. 'count of the greater distance,
learh -wo a:,.i one-half limes less
rud it on fron the sun reaches Mars
r? ,. he the earth. It is probably
early 100 per cent colder on tho aver
? that di' tant planet than i
Km wing what low temperature^
M : ? irth in tiie eou ise ol thi
' ntei -? a ion, it will i ead .;. be
?d ?? hat ?nu degrees colder ? ould
Scouts Murs ( anals Theory
"Ii the se? ond pit ee, even any
oi ... of life could wit hstand : hat Ii
iee . : cold, .: is definitely known by
? investigations of Director Campbell
bs? val . Lh&t i h ?Mx- is prac
iio \?a?er vapor in the atmos
' i ? rrounding Mars which fact
' : ??lit . :' thai.
" ??' ' uppornn?; any vegetat ion .?i
I'm i I foi iving ci eat ures.
"The nolar caps vhich are seei rn
Murs may be eit. hoai frost from
the minute traces i wat e ? -vapor ; n
Martian atnv . ere or, what is
quite as probabl? rozen urbonic acid
fhe o called 'canals' of Mars are
not existent except as indefinite mark?
ings, according to surh telescopic
i bserv? rs as Barnard, Hale and others
who have observed with great tele
ycopes under ??'11 nigh perfect eou
.. ? o
"But. ' is objected, there may be
other strange forms of beings which
? : no ?vat? : or vegetation or heat.
' l.= o reduced to impossibility
s he fa?: that all living thing-* are.
u] lar| ' ifferent corn pounds
ot carb?n. While '.he spectrum shows
that then .- carbon on all heavenly
? chemical combinations of
? ement sud as. are required for
if? mostl. require temperstures above
. ? ent rigidity, So the
? ctremely low tempera ures on Mar-?,
S?aehmanino?? Repeats
Triumph in Coneerlo
Success of Three Vi eeks Ago Is
Duplicated ul Carnegie Hall
to Capacity Audience
Sergei Rachmaninoff was the soloist
i,i yesterday afternoon's concert of
the N?A Vork Symphony Society at
Carnegie Hail. Mr. Rachmaninoff
played again his own Concerto No. 3,
x which he made i? stupendous tri
; vera weeks ago with the -x- :.?
orchestra at Aeolian Flail. He was
equally fine yesterday, and the work,
the n? blest of modern compo
? : for the pianoforte, he played
with surpassing color and brillian
Mr. Damrosch furnished him with a
i ? .'???? ac i ompaniment
George W. Chadwick's tone poem
"Aphrodite" is a wellmade ; t of writ?
ing winch frankly owes more than a ;
bowing acquaintance to Wagnei and
Strauss, but it is effective and was ef?
fect x. given. The opening number
was the "Path?tique" symphony of
i .xxx The audience wa
i apacit v size
"The Bine Bin!" Sung Again
Composer Wields Baton at the
Metropolitan Opera House
Tl Maeterlinck-Wolff opera. "The
Rlu?* Bird," was sung aguin at the
Metropolitan Opera House las; night,
w ith tl ? coi ios? . w elding the baton,
tel ? nted score was heard with
evident pleasure by a large audi
'1 .?;? ;t was as it has been at pre?
vious performances, with Mmes.
Terini, Bast?n, Delaunois and Ellis and
Messrs. Rothier and Couzinou in 'he
? - cipa] r?l. s.
Perry Grainger, 111, Fail.?
To Appear at Concert
Owing to illness Percy Grainger did
not appear at the Philharmonic So
ty's concert last evening at Carnegie
Hall, when he was to have played
Liszt's Hungarian Fantasie and con
ducted his work. "The Warriors," for
the first time in New York. His piace
was taken by Miss Guiomar Novaes,
who played Schumann's Concerto in A
minor, which she performed with the
same orchestra last Sunday afternoon.
The young Brazilian pianist also will
"appear at the society's concert this
aft ernoon.
i loi.?mark's overture to "Prometheus
: ui t." Rimsky - Korsakoff's Suite
"Scheherazade" and Berlioz's Hun?
garian March were the other numbers
on last evening's program,
?
Canadian Print Paper Now
Moving Free?v to the I . S.
jV'-ir Ven'. Tribunt
IViiihtnoton Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan 29.- Print paper
is moving freely to the United States
and to Canadian publishers from (..'a??
ade, the State Department, was advised
to day in a telegram from the American
Consul General at Ottawa. The new
paper controller of the '..'anadian go\
i rnment reached Ottawa from Port
Francis yesterday ;nd informed the
American Consul General that the em?
bargo on shipments from Port Francis
had beer, entirely lifted last Saturday,
Ohio Democrats Appoint
First ^ ???nan Delegate
CLEVELAND, Jan. 29.?Mrs A. P.
Pyke. r.' Lakewood, Ohio, chairman of
the Women's Democratic Committee of
? .? ,i County the :;rst woman
named as B ?Me?rate to a 1920 national
I olit ical convention.
ii r appointment wa-- announced to
day by W. !'. Gongwer, active head of
the Democratic organisation in Cleve
and, vyho said that although several
Western states have signified their in?
tention of sending women delegates
? ? has t.n definitely named.
Quebec Legislature to
D?bale Woman Suffrage
QUEBEC, Jan. 29. "Votes for
Women" will !>?> debated for the f?rst
? timo in the history of tho Quebec Legis?
lature within the next few days.
.1. S. A Ashley, member from Laehtne,
has presented a motion that "in the
opinion of this House the time has
come to study the desirability of giving
. women the suffrage "
probal y ne ?vould
not allow the carbon impounds to ex
ist in a c idit suitable for original
ing life.
Conditions on Venu??
'The planel Venus, on the othei hand,
s h ? w s ever; ndi n i ssa i
rnaintainii g life Lt is i ear y 1 ?m?
size as the eartl and is - ? near? r
the sun than the earth 3 1'i - would
uppart/:ti y maki nsidei ?
ably hotte i \ - - ? i the
fact tha he atmo sphere surroui !.-. g
'? ? ' . ? uni?
r?a cloud ss, b; ? ? ?:'? > ting
> . .. ' ' om ? ' ? sun, du s the
emperai i ?? to about thi aim inge
is thai experii ni ed h? r? hi e*rth
i ? . ? c .udiness also shows a ? .:'.
. i ' * of water-vapor to -.;. : eg?
tation and higher forms f ?? ?
plan ? ' Venus "
"A- regards the possibility
ing ?a n
. le ?sages from
?
ai ? \ en is, at ir> nearest ..;
to ' ? ?? earth, is 25,000,000 miles
whereas Mara ia at least 50,000,011 :
"Pi on tl . se considerations, it : i;
be concluded that if any planet - ?
i rtI . ' i Venus ( .
not Mar-. It can be d?finit?
? ".ii: M?i s is tinsu ted ? . .. tain a
" \ conceivable foi i ?
conditions prevailing on Venus are
- m h 1 hat : here - ev? -, i easoi i
lieve tha: planet may be bp populated
l... beings fairly sin ourselves."
/ eiv Thousand Miles as
Nothing to Radii, Signals
LONDON, Jan, uy
: ? ? ? inform? " T1 D ai i 5
Mail" that th? ? ?? : ? . : tigi
' - ind .tight ? arii rt-les
. pparattii ,vill incltide Apr .vhi
Ma rs ? nea res I thi 1 irtl
!!?? ?ays, however, tha; n I 1 ? 1
should noi b? placed on this
a few ou sa 1 d 1
make an.v appreciable ditTerenc? n :
ourdir:,.. ?ignal.-i
Puzzling Records Taken
By Wireless Laid to Sun
STOCKHOLM, Jan 29, Prof?
Arrhenius, of the ? ii of physics
the Technical Institute, n a statemei
to-day relativ? t? th sound hat ha :
bi en re eived on t he wirele - pla
England, says .ad a
0! a similai oci ,. ? ? ? be ?;
press a year ag?
He does not th? ory tha
t he sounds come lanel
wort hy of serious con derat oi
believes ?1 in? re abie 1 ai the
wireless appa ra ..: - , ?- 1. ?? ?
flu? : ced by ? h? sun.
"Love of Three Kino?""
Sung at the Lexington
The Avilo of Edward Johnson
is Feature of Chicago < !om
pany's Evening Performance
"The Love of Tine'.. Kim; " was re
peated last night at the Lexii 1 I ??
Theater with the same ca I on the
opening night, Mi - Marj Garden
again gave her 1 ema <?'?? able, f
m staken, ?mpersonatioi F ra,
Mr. Baklanorf's Mai fn Ii and
Mr. Lazzari' An hiba. ?? ? 1 e
the tru<- tradition.
The Avito of Ei wa lohnsoi
however, the reall high 1 tin
performance. Mr. Johnso
Ht ion .:? adm ?1 able i 11 its grao
? on ' ' ' fervM ndeed,
th is Ann ri? an tetn - a mai t
act 01 of a h igh rdei a typ?
n re. indeed, in these daj ol ?
realism. In add il
one, and one wh ich is ui
pi. ssive.
Mr, Mai inuz: aj b . and
hud gauged mm1?.feci y 1 i e icon -
? rs of the auditoi
: he 1 pei . .._? peri'01
Visitor Finds Death Here
Spanish immigrant attempts to
'Walk on "?." Structure
1 elest .r:o Lopi z, a Spanish run ?
to ???? . .:. N'ev V ork ' .
dei :.?" ; of humanity ai g
walked to his leatl ?
adventure.
W i th t wo ? . 1 ; - ' '
from a steamship at Foun em
at noon. Walk ing : owai I th?
Avenue elevated line, they
in learning from p? ...
was one o*' the city' ar1 pries of 1
So ' he th i ? ? ? d t fares
walked out upon the plat
Lopez, hu'-'. ? ? er. 1 1 nvi n :e I .
pankms that this was 01 ly ai verb.? a
structure upon which one might walk.
With this i lea . cut,
?walking south fror:. Fourteenth Street.
At Twelfth Street th re was a roar
ling behind them. Two the thre?
leaped aside and ? led ai tppi
ing iouth-bound I ra in, But 1
.t too late, '.'? as irle? t ?? -tree!
.-...nd instantly kille I
830.600 Canadian- Subscribed
$682,032,000 to Victor) Loan
OTTAWA, Jai 27 Fii retti
the Canadian V: tor Loai" 19 have
.:;ist been announced and . ?
subscriptions of $682,032,000
b^r of subscribers was 330 ?00
the total number of subscrih .
Ies3 than in the loan of :
scriptions per capital ai great r
an average of $821.70, : .1 with
SG29.80. In ratio of appli? int - ; uj
uiation Ontario led all tl pi
with one in 5.5. British < ol
second with or.e. in 7.5
Blasco lhanez ?* ill
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29.- Bla
Ibanez, the author, was report -d to-day
to be ill at his rooms ? in a con
d it ion bordering 01 ? 01 ia. Ibanez
was indisposed last ... but,recov?
ered sufficient!; tc iar last nighl
at a meeting in h s ? nor, where he
' spoke. His phys ... ed that h -
?exertion causait to-day's illneES.
Sweel?and Mafic Chief Justice
PROVIDENC E. ?<; ?:. - ? Judpe W
iam 11. Sweetlan : 1 -? ? ? hief
! Justice of the Supremi ( t by th?
General Assembly to laj He >? .
1 hief Justice C. Franl Parkhurst re
: signed. Judge Sweetlai I has be? . 01
the suDremu be :i te
SAVANNAH
Georgia
Twenty-four hour? from New
York. Fine train service.
Temperature 70. No rain.
No influenza. Sporty golf
courge?. Perfect motor road?
through southern pines.
DE SOTO HOTEL
Telegraph for reservation?.
Moderate rate?.
Willard H. Barse, Manager.
De L?mar Pictures
Bring 855.435 at
Hotel Plaza Sale
Highest Price* Commanded
bv Work;* of American
Artista; Top Price S3.800.
Paid by P. \V. Ron^
The sal? of eighty-seven pictures
nd a series of decorative mural paint
ings from the collection of the late
J. K. P? L?mar brought a
total of S55.435 the Plaza ballroom
last night. Much of th? buying was
i;tj'.:?i by dealers, but -.??e <aie w?? one
which attracted a large aiui interested
gathering If was noteworthy that
.-??me of th?? pictures fetching the high?
est prices were by American artist*.
Top price was ?miii for "Th? Incom?
ing Tide." by lehan C-eorgv* Vibert.
P. W. Rouss bought it for $3,800. He
also gave $1,525 for Rosa Bonheur's
>' narch of the Forest." None of the
pictures e\r..bited created more inter?
est, however, than "A Dream of -the
Orient," by Thomas Moran, an Ameri?
can artist. Captain M McMillan
bought it :nr $3,700.
$10.000 Canvas for $l'.5t)0
"Love's Missile," by Alma-Tadema
ha : originally belonged to the
?erkes collection, w..< bought by H. U.
fark (agent) for $3,100. Adolf Schrey
er's "Moorish Shei? and F.seort," pre
viously in the liu?o Keisinger collee
tion and valued at $10.000, was sold to
If. Fairchild for $2,500, A charming
French picture. "The Cleaners." by
?lules Pretor:, went to Howard Young,
for $2,250.
Trie most celebrated of Raimundo de
? :.. lrazo's pictures, "Sortie du Bal."
fetched $2,000. John Bessert was the
buyer. In l.^S it was bought from the
William 11. Stewart collection for
51(\500. "A Bavarian Holiday," by
Knaus, vs.'n* to Henry Schurtts
for $2,500 H H. Park agent) paid
$2,700 for Vibert's "Departure of Hia
Eminence.' A good deal of surprise
xpressed ??ver the low price paid
for "The Legend of St. tleorge and the
Dragon" by Burne-.Tones. It went to
Roberl A. McCormick for $1,000. It
had been ir. the Yerkes collection be
ore i aptain De Lamai hough' :t.
The series of decorative mural pamt
oval cunva.se-1., done by Will H.
Low, N.A., fetched SOTS. Flach nation
pictured in. the ligure of a young
comai 'a 'h a characteristic musical
rument. The series was done for
?..?- 'a--- William T. Evans, of New
The Important Sales
Th? mor? mportant of the .^aies
? ? . .? s follow s :
- . -> ? i 'hess Id II ?i !.. i.
? (l <1
lela c- Blon le, ?o VV
:; '.- r.
h... n's Sheep and Land
? . ?; ol?an?! ? ;..:?? .s . 560
I . b ? a i lathering the Mux
.? to I! D ?1 K ihlf? 31 ?
Mnrcke'a "A Spring Day,' u>
... a(! .,,? (00
? ? , ?:? reaiion in < ump ' to
>; I,a Bran? h .
rauii "l.ea Ha ifi." to Holland
?41)11
1)1 ? - Th ? Xl\ .t.l"l . ' 'i il n.
.'-,??.. st;.
. : . ... , Card 1 nulf to H
..;????? ??75
inery's ?'? ii lmals Feasting " to T. ?
725
skerclt's - immer :... nd
...... ' i !1 :v - ? U I - 425
: ?. - . ; s Have Theii
Ipsi to Di ' ivai s 320
., :.... xi..r1 d ? and iule to
igenf I .... . .1,060
, lit - x h V atei Carriel " to
." II Pa rk ? agent I I.BOO
Mudra so B The Letter,' to M
RiiinUa .....640
I'errau ... Olli Resting " to
100
. ... .. ??? ?; Tn Danneuae Orientale."
. ... ...... rlea '"'
< Dril ing, ''. Hoi?
rie Tl r< ?? Brol hi - ?
. i .... 4 ; ;,
r si \-.'i?..n . ?
... '
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. ..! ? ?.;.?? .
, , a, I ?.- ...
intcii '? estier "Poi
; i . rguson ?- 0
I'ortrail ol La ' ?mi ss?
. ,... ?. d . ? a? Isheim i ?J
... - I'ortrtiit ol h Lady " ?
\'.. ?- 390
... - : tie Piazza. Venice,'
. .
!'. .., . \ Ici : . f? ????U'-u ?
Rudert I ag? r.t ? . 7'_J
...-,?? lo 11 C
1.S75
I'.ellucour's Tl ?x ba i
lo H. H. G. R " TOO
? - . stat? Pro ession of Shah
I! i ? i, Rohlfs . .975
Portrait if Louis XV,' : ,
?I Rohlfs 47S
Na\\ \viator Dies in Fall
Admiral \S ilson Seen Accident
Over (?iiantanumo Bav
BOARD U. S. S. PENNSYL
A, off tiuantanamo By Wireless
A 90ciated Press), .Tan. 2?'.
it ? ant Bernard Vanderbilt Eekhout
.' .- fai illj injured yesterday morning
flying over the r.aval aviation
al G la tanamo Bay. His 'plane,
. o ?eater N'ieuport machine, was
?-' Eekhout was alive when
? ?? from the wreckafte an?l rush? .
tl e ho ipital .^hip .Solace, where he die?!.
Admiral lienry B. Wilson, commar.l
? .?? the Atlantic fleet, witnessed the
.. del x. whose cause is ni t known.
Lieutenant Eekhout was graduated
? the S'aval Academy a* Annapolis
1917, and wa? assigned to avia
board the battleship Ne?
ll, . :\ i.-d at ' he home of his
ther. Mrs John B Morton, Staten
isiar.d. New York.
Exhibition
?i
Etchings
by
Whistler
ARTHUR H. HAHLO & CO.
.">(>*?> Fifth \vemie
(Bet. 16th & 47th Sis.)
?New Hampshire to Vote
Ou 7 State Amendments
People to Decide Whether to
Strike Word "Protestant"
From Bill of Right-.
Jan. T-'f. The Con
adjourned to
iuDinit seve
'?? .it the nexl
CONCORD, V ?I
stitutional ? ? -
day, havii g
amendment to i
regular state f ?< ,.
The propositions which >?>.? to popnUi'
vote arc: To require the I egislutnre to
.mpose classified, gradua ed ind pr
gressive taxes on income; i o requii ?
similar action on property passing b>
will or inheritance; to give th?' l?ov
ernor power to veto separate items ii
appropriation bills; to provide for re
duc?on of the lion-- ol Representatives
by adopting a basis on votes cast
stead of population; to amend th? (>
of right? by striking o.it exemptioi
from military service on the ??-rounds ol
conscient ous objections; [*.o amend th
bill of right? by striking Tout the word
"Protestant" and the words "rightful!
sounded on evangelical principles," and
to amer..i tie bu! <>' rights bo that pen
?ions ?hall not be ??ranted more than
one year at a time.
The convention refused to submit I
the people proposals to extend the full
right of suffrage *?) women m a?tvanr
of rational action; ?>. eliminate th.
Governor's council; to abolish the Stat
Seilte, and to indorse the nitiativ?
and referendum.
Juror. M hippe<l by Mob.
Accepts Murder \ erdiet
Kewenlmenl 1? < .an-ed by Fail?
ure to Find a Negro
Guilt)
?ION ROE 1.? . Jan. 29 B? cause ??
juryman failed to agree to a verdici
of guilty in the case ol Uvin t'alhou:
negro. ;iilefTf-?i ????:? i ? ' slaj i r of '"?
E. Arnold, a young white farmer, >
mob publicly whipped the recalcitrant
juror anil th?-i, dipped him in ?? mu?
hol>', san! reports read ing r.ere to
night from Tallulah, where the ti
was held.
After his chas .nt th? report
f.aid. the mud-covered juror ret .
to the jury mom ami agreed to h vei
diet of murder in the first degr?? II
then was ordered to leave town I
delegation of citizens.
Pay $100 for Six Chair?.
A tota! of $11,682.50 was realized yes
terday at a sale of kalian Renaissant-?
furniture at the American Art (ia.
leries. Di Salvo Brothers made the
largest single purchase, paying $400 fo
a set of six beechwood chairs
WE LAUNDER
BY THE POUND
and our special system ha
proven highly popular with
scores of housewives?
SEMI-READY DRY
STARCH WORK
A.? ., cetilr pel ?,
lake I :??? v ? . .,.-??
home W.' . !???".>?
? - -iron)r.? all fla?
regular!> A '.1?
me ai
Telephons Plaza ? ? ' ??
?urr/jfr? part
Wallach Laundry
330 and 332 East 59th Strpp
Branch '?tore or Rout? Mm
aiwiijt near your 1mm??."
V.
Employers: Do you hace need
for boys? ?
ft b east to insert an advertisement that will
fill your office, with professional job-hunters?
toys of inferior quality-?but real, live, red
blooded Americans?ah, that's different!
How are you to secure boys of the right
kind? We can show you one good way.
Choose a newspaper circulating among men
and women of intelligence and far-sightedness,
who believe in Americanism and industrious
effort, and then make your appeal to then, as
parents of the tvpe of boys v?j" -vi-h to employ,
showing the advantages and opportunities your
concern offers to beginner-.
Tin? plan lias been used with excellent re?
sults in The New York. Tribune?a paper ex?
celled by none for quality of circulation, appeal?
ing, as it does, to 100% Americans. Why not
try us on this method? Just phone the Good
Morning Girl. Beektnan 3000?Classified De?
partment?and dictate \onr ad. We'll bill \<>?i
later.