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'? n' al Maxlne Blllott's 'i hea
lo the Produ. it:i- m :.
'?'' ??' ---r terday He plans to
- producing actlvllles
' - Roylr v.;,s liwri engaged to act :.
1 ' ? Blster, Joaophlne Rovle
h n her father's pl'av
? lhe Vstoi Theater.
ai 10 na *si Vineent
">"i ' '?' dire. (ed h-. her
M la .' il b< pres 'nted b\
I ii 1' of thr Society fo'i
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. i Street, to-ntght al
? i '? i ? ? ? ?' thi Guild llbran .
v - * ' s will bc seen in "The Lane
? ? N rui nine" *' the rivoii n?v.
Vt Hn Rlalto Marion Davles will
'"I'he FJride's Play"." Norma
? - Redemption" " ill bo
v ? -:: and
?' stl", who comes to lhe Palace
' aftei ni rn . ht? roi urn.-d to
' ' Irill, when- sho I i
? - niuhl -.
Pl afl llis r- : :'. untfl n
have all nioved
? - n. - heridijuarters in ihe
Tl . :?- vvhl h la nearjnir
nl l-*il't ieth Streel and Si veiuh
' '' "Hlbi ol ' Boulevanis
i. ng- l-"i il ph -. v Ith - ubI v. hl< li
"' "' '" l'i oduee, l .. in \ esterda'
' I MaynarO Rose Coghlan, Klsie
? ' ?n and Gerl ru. ? Maitland aro anumc
I isi thi ? ?
Retrial of $13,000,000;
Eno \\ ill Case Begun
Relativca Seek lu Dcfeal Bc
quppi of Bulk ot Estate lo
Columbia Llnivcrsity
Tho scccnd trial of thc contosl over
the will of Amo 1'. Eno. who lefl an
estate of about S13.000.000, waa begun
i ' the Surrogatcs* Court . : ,da*
Mr. Eno left tho rcsidue, which . oi ti
lutes the largest part of the c late, to
Columbia University. Several rclatives
broujjht thc contcst, on thc ground thai
thc tcBtator, who was of advanced age
al thc li,,,,. 0r his death, was mcntally
incapablc of executing a legal will.
After ii trial of fifty-cight courl day
a jury before Surrogate Cohalm | .? ,,
t! al Mr. Eno did not liave I itnniontaiv
?'? pac ty. Upon appeal to (hc Appollato
Division tli" verdii I of lhe jury wa
rcverr.cd and lhe now trial ordored
1 lu- contestants are William P, Eno
brother, of Washington* Mrs, Antoi
ticttc E. Wood, Mstrr. 0f Simsburv
Conn.: Miss Marj P. Eno, sistcr of
Siinsbury; Mrs, F'lorence C. Graves
nieco. of Simsbury; Lady Antoinetto
E. Johnstonc, wife of Sir Alan John?
stonc. of the Hritisli diplomatic serv
ico; Profcssor Henry Lanc Eno of
Princeton University; GifTord Pinc'hot
ol* Milford, Pa.. and Amos R |. p.,
chot. of 22 Wesl Fifty-seventh S ? ??'
Suico tho firsl trial John 1'.. Stam li
field, trial counsel I'nv t.h< contestnnt*
and former Surrogate Charles II. Hcck
itt. ono of thc attorney .-,. sociatcd
with him, died.
Ten jurors won.- selected yesterday
The panel probably wiil be ftltecl this
morning. when thc taking of testimony
will begin.
Pickforil Divorce Called
The Worst of Its Kiml
Ncvada Attorney General S;iv?
No I.uw Gives Exeusc for
''Fraudulent Deeree"
CARSON CITY, Mev., Jan. 3. Mary
Pickford's flivorcc from Owen Moore
was "the worst of its kind and should
be the last. of its kind,"' Attorney Gcr
cral L. R. Fowler declared in a closing
brief filed in the Supreme Courl here
to-day in his action to have thc decrec
set asido.
Miss Pickford was granted her de?
crec at Minden, Nov., March 20, lV7.ii.
and in n short time married Douglas
Fairbanka in Los Angeles. When Fow?
ler attacked tlie divorce, Attornev
Gavin McNab, of flan Francisco. as
serted for tho defense that the at
torney general's move "violated every
principle of institutional government."
"No languagc can be found in mu
law that can bc tortured into giving
an excuse for thr untruthful lesti
mony of respondent and the fratuiu
lont deeree awarded her by reason of
such untruthful testimonv." Fowler dc
clared in to-day'a brief.'
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U)S.ANGKLES, .lan. :;. % (-,,,-i ??,
V:'"'''1:;1' mysclf r,bo?l every absurd
::m"- ''"" the Atlomev General o,
^cvadii says regardinR my riivorcr,
said Mary Pickford to night when lt,
!!""'"'' .,',;'' l! had bei n charged 1.-.
"'?'< ofhciui in Carson City ti;.-.- he'i
' '"''''<?'' '' 'mi ' Iwen Moore hnil heen
pbUined through "de'eeit. ffaud nna
.nck ,-y ,,f the won l kind.
"A; ;; matter of fact, tl," divorcewas
^ '';l- a"d i do not intend to bother
my -. I nbout rt any more."
Douglas Pai.banks said lhe attacn
on I wife waa absurd, unfounded nnn
tr... ?,-.,,.,!:,.
Aparlmenl Housc Cokl;
Acrcni [s Sent lo JaiJ
Arlhur I-'. Hickey, inspoetoi for ti,,
I Health Depnrlmont, toid MiiRistratc
1 .n Municipnl Term Court ye stcr
'}'??' ' " *?'?'?' '?" P'lid to tbe apartment
h"u.-' ut ci.vj Manida Street, thc Bron-<
on December 30.
Tenants in ti,.. housc had complained
tha there was no heat. There waBn't,
Htckey testittcd. The lobby was eld.
thc halls were cold and the rooma were
cold, hc said. Mariano Maranliae, rent
iiiR agenl for the apartment- housc
told lhe court thnt hia coal had been
alov m Rctting to thc house.
The rnagistrnte rlescribed this ar ?
flimsy excuse and sentc need Marsaiisc
to scrve five days in thc Tombs.
Count S/eehenyi Named
llungarian Envoy lo {]. S.
Society Hero Plcascd al Ap
pointmcnt of Former Miss
Vanderbilt's Husband
I3UDAPEST, .Ian. .?;.- Count !.,-,....,
Szei henyi 1ms been appointed 11m
garian Mini3ter to the United States.
?j" ?"! present in Washingtoi
< ountess Szcehenyi formerly was
Gladys Vanderbilt, nl' New Vork City
?v"''- '' ' rk's society set registcred
''' ": iction over the announcemenl
' rom Dudapcsl that Count I as ilo
Szcehenyi had bi ? n appointed 1'un
.71111,111 Ministi ;? to tln United Stufcs
; nd thal his American wife would liold
<way in diplotnatic Washington Thal
such would bc thc case had rather beei
o*,-peetcd.
. Th" countess spenl much tiim in
bwitzerland during the war Witl
America in lhe conflii I, her Amoricai
holdings, vnlued nl almost $9.1. "in
were seized hy the Alien Property
< ustodian, mui later tho countess
started proceedings t.'i recovcr them
She came tu this country with her
husband a short time ago.
Tho wedding that united thc icion
of a family iitlo,| :>,nii yoars ;ur,, nn,|
an American girl who inheritcd from
her father more than $10,000,000, took
placc fourteen years ago this month
at tho Fifth Avenue horrie of the rnun
The BO-LO
Our largest scller for this Season.
Made in Tan and Black Scotch Grain.
The greatest Brogue of them all. Lasts
and Patterns exclusively our own design.
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? riipn iiensive Ciearance ofalJ
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te ; I incomplete, that
?'r rkcd from 6.50 downward,
al the imiforin sale price of 1.95
pei feet-fitiing, Centemeri-quality
treet and dress gloves of French'
dskin, Larnbskin, Capeskin,
Vlocha and Ghainois?
stunning lined gloves, wrist
length and gauntlet?
1 assortment you can pick
from at random and not fail to
seiect a superlative bargain at?
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Cash Over the Counter Only
A Sale for Men
The once-a-year Ciearance of ali
our remaining lines of superior
gloves regularly priced from 6.50
downward?
Sleek-fitting, handsome, hardv
gloves of genuine South African
Capeskin, Blaekhead Arabian
Mocha, and real Buckskin.
Lined gloves of South Afriean
Capeskin with knittcd seamless
vicuna wool lining?and sturdy
Pebbled Goat with curly lambswool
lining?both with medium or long
cuffs. Also strap wrist two-in-one
Rawhide gloves.
For Palm Beach?gloves of
Chamois and French Kidskin?
At the universal price of
Centemeri
Gloves
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Cash Over the Counter Only
400 Fifth Ave.
New York?Philadelphia
Grenoble, France.
Fifth Avenue near 37th Street
J'.-' mothcr, Mrs. Cornelius Vandcr
I,.', " ,'';'"', ^e?t down to the City
al a nd pairl $1 for his marriagc
H',!-T'l Jr'U h,ko "nybody else. A few
? ??ore he and his Hanceo had
, ''i'' "I a contract to 8hare their for
tuncs mutunlly.
ObregonjMay (:.,? Congrcss
Special Session Plamicd lo Fin.
'*?'> Legislation, Reported
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": ;;"'";:'"'- ?"' << l.ini ? lion ol
'"' M;"'- Congrcsa ... cnacl petro
leum. banking, land and othe, :. ri -
hon- 'cf! pendinr: .,- ,.,., reccnt . ,,
journment. accordinrr t,. ,-.,.,. , ? ,
? "iiig i.o ropoi which
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or the Democratii organization ii
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in 817,767 Hol M p
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First Showing of the New Dress
Fabrics for Spring and Summer
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Fabrics that Inspfre Frocks r>f [rresistible
Loveliness!
So/f drapable weaves for the
slende* youthful silhoucite
X 0,l,eb delicale as gossamer in i nowy White or ,,.;!?* pa ;|e* ,h >des frn I ? w i i
crcd with dots or little squa DainU DoUc li ? ? ""iM"rd- 7nbr"'j
somelime* arr -irrU I ' i j - ; U,tl1 a',ls that arenl c,",s- ,J<"
JmuillK dlr cncles, diamonds, buds and flowers.
Special fniportations of exquisile "Rodicr". "U,vi?", and ?'Liberty" Fabric.Beau
tiiul in color and design.
Crisper fabrics for the
more houffant modes
Dclightful English Prints and Sateens, with prim, demure, or :,iv httle patterns- Shov ers
of squares, arcles, irregu ar stnpes, and flowers. Crisp Dimities and Organdiel Cand
striped, spolted or powdered with tiny dots.
And then for Sports Wear
Cotton Homespun* Always so attractive. \nd Drcv- Cretnnnp*- l^.;,,,!, *j ,i
their big flowers climbing up garden trelli^es d .1 X ??? -h S ! \ ? "'^
r ? i > , ,, . J ? ?' --')% ?->atik desitm-**. mens Inn
o cl" 7^ Pr"1 n6er Ha?dkerCchief Li-" <? ?* heavy weaves" and in the rare*
r colo s Capr, Blue Oyster Gray, Synan, Poppy. Others printed in bold sports pat?
terns, bioad stripe.*., checks and more conventional designs.
And Ginghams! Hair line stripes, Pekin stnpes, checks. broken plaids, and authenti<
our-toned lartan plaids. And crepe,! Real hand-woven Japanese crepe, in thi
fiveshades; Morocco Crepe i? unusual colors; Libert) Crepe. Hand-printed in lovefc
Unentai patterns designed exclusively for McCutcheon's.
The whole collection of these fabrics is a marvelous exposition of the
weaver s craft. To form any real idea of it* extraordinary distinction
and exclusiveness you must come to McCutcheon's We ha e de
senbed the fabrics but briefly, for we know you will want to ,Ce them
tor yourself.
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