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THE SUN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1914.
ASSERTS BRYAN
HAS OFFERED TO
0. K. GUTIERREZ
Jlcxiciln President's Seerc
liii'.v Sn.vs Terms Arc
Amnesty for All.
NO liKHHiNTNOX. SAYS
STATH DKPAimiKXT
Miami City, via HI Paso, Doc. 54.
Il w.i.s stated here tlint provisional
protulcnt litititrrc. received a cent
liiuii .. i turn from Secretary of Stuto
Hiy.in to-day saying1 that the fnltpU
Sutis was toady to recognize llio con
om ion lS.i-riniient. providing a public
drci.ir.it ion wan niulo granting1 umiilo
sintioty for everylmdy In Mexico,
.iscifjing in pirtlcular ex-Fedcral.H ami
, Cithol.c clergy.
President Ciiitlorroz's private secre
tary mail this announcement, declaring
a die Hra-.lll.in Minister brought Mr.
llryan.s declaration.
tt was announced otMclnlly that Opn.
A'varcz of the convention forces cap
tured T pic yesterday.
Ot n. Chao of tlie Federal district got
telegram to-diy from (Jen. Ksp'.noza,
president of thp iiennanent commt&dou
of the Aguascallentca convention, which
hid been meclint; hero, KtatlnB that the
mvmW-rs of th- commission had arrived
t San Luis. I'otojl, where "they hope
to tontinup tlip study of nat1otr.il prob
lems with complete liberty and without
oppicestoti." v
Ccii. llsplnoza declared that the com
iiitMon would soon make public a man!,
festo to the nation, giving1 the reason for
Its removal from Mexico city to San
Luis l'otosl.
MJV FIRST NIGHTS IN ONE
WEEK KEEP MOTHERS BUSY
Mothers?. Sure; They're Members of the Merely Their
Mothers Club and Mrs. Janis Is President,
Though She Escapes the Ordeal.
Wamiim.to.v, Dec. 21. State Depart
ment otlli;,ils eaid to-night when told of
the report ftom Mexico city that no con
ditional nffi r of recognition had been nud
to 1'ioMsioiml President Cutlorrez ami
that the ipieotlun of recognition of any
cmerhincnt of .Mexico Is not being eon
, tiered here.
VILLA CLAIMS VICTORY.
rarraiitlsliis Scitlterrd .Near Tor
rcun iiltlllo's MirrcniliT Itciiiirtcil.
EL Paso, Deo. 21. Declaring that the
Car an i nun e.iit of Torrcon at Shu
''cdro lias licn scattered. Villa agents In
.In in, said to-day that Torreon Is no
er in danger, bill that negotiations
'mi,, i. to the surrender or Saltlllo to the
i em ton forces are In progress.
t'ol Aco-ta Is a ell ni; as the convention
r, p, (Mutative In t he negotiation with
(e , I. ills ilutlernz, a brother of the
isioml I'i ifldciit. Aiwta has re
turted to ,Mci .i .-11 that the city with
ila arrKon will be turned oer to the
co-it eiition forces In a fen days.
Geti. Felipe Hlvcros. (.lovomor of Sin
(ioa has milled at .Mexico city for a
lonfc'cnce th Villa. It Is declared that
iti' of the garrison in Siualoa hae dc-
re,l their alleuhincc to the convention
A eminent and (Jov. Itlvcros -will be
mnrmssloiicd by Villa to net with Julian
Mmina In an extenslc weft coast cain
lalcn. innictlns reports of a severe battle at
TjMiani, in the oil Holds, have been v
rflieil by farrnnza and Villa reprcscnta
t'le? i:.icb side claims a victory.
l-'u thc IUIitln at Apizaco, south of
Mexico city, li 1 reported by C'.iiranza
nfMits. whose advices declare that SOU of
the .apatlitas attacking the city were
killed or taken prisoners by tlen. Gavlra.
A further victory Is reported by Car
ranilntiis in the nelKhborbond of Orapuato.
Contracts for the leasing of tOO box
carf. topether with a considerable amount
e.' pa-senser eiiulpinent and motive
rowr, are now pending lietween the Na
tional Hallway ami American railroads.
H"C0idlns to advices received here to.
iay It Is said that the rolling stock will
b lfjsed for a period of one ear.
SCOTT SEES MAYTOREXA.
Vtlla nrnernl to tVllliilrniT If 1 1 1 1 1
I.rnir. -Vonnlew Alone.
Naco. Ariz., Dee. 2t. Cten. Scott of the
rnltwl States army mado progress to
rt.'iv In Ms neaotlatlons to have the Mexl
iM' ininiuanilers across the line cease
i-. not g Intu tint I'ulted States, althuugli
t. ii- llr.ng continued. !en. Scott ne-.o-
alcd with t!ov. Maytore.ua. whom he
il ti ictlre from Naco. The (lover
tor appears to bo agreeable If (inn. Scott
' i'i e if li 11 11 insurance that tho Car
r.nj.i troops will not attack his border
1 i' of Nogalcs. It Is understood that
' 'i iite has been taken up from V,ish
! n'rr w Hi Carranz.i at Vera Cruz, who
' I to havo (Jen. Hill glvo such as-
'irr . i.
' c .1 to he without authority to
rntr e not to attack Nogalcs unless far
r ni . g,es him tliu order, l'crhona'ly
" Mm expresses a willingness to ri
' . i nil attacking Nogales if .May-
ilnlr.iw'H from Naco In the ne
fot - i- s understood that an effort
i in . do to liao all border points
1 ' tit i,tl by both shies.
I a Is said to have given as
' Hi. t he would ablcbi by sinh an
' to (icni'KA C Cariitheis, bpe
of the Statu Department, on
ee ii.it Hie Carninclstas would
if I'logi imiiie,
' i- Sil izar, th "Colorado"
i i : .iKli-d with both men and
i ii Ca'Tiiii.a ilovcrmiient, 't
I. iipi ' iloinoz, n former Sala
r ' arrived heio to-day to
1. ii Hill leani-illng tltw tc
rmi and aniniiiiiltiou. Agua
1 I ne I he Ii:im' i.f operations and
iinpalgn iigaliiit .lu.iiez soon
i,iiii
' M .V MEXICO CITY.
'inlee. Willi (.nllerre CilrrilnH
tleiiles I'lluht I'ltili".
'"N. Die 21. K'iMHts that
' .'id iii.inelleil with (lens.
( ' I'alalov and had been dilMli
' n i'IIv weie ilenled III a lies-
Stale Dep ll linenl.
- in tile ilepn lliient'H inl Ice,".
. " lias liluineil to Mexico Ct.
1'iiifi rrlng with riesldent
iMlii iigaril to Hie ineasiiies fur
it.itloii of the Mexican illy
'' 1 "1 .Hid the paclllcatlou of the
'a i(iren'iilallves here, havo re
" "i" Ilia llmt chief a tnessiige
pm is tlint he Intends to leave
? 1 irinmsa's meabage was senl
' "pc mi, where he nald ho wan
J 'g "he tiiiiipn, which he found "In
?"c I' 's and acer to mimuiii thci of.
ttlm .
Mrs. Jalils, mother of Miss Klsle Janis,
may well chaugo this day Into Thanks
giving day whin, as president uf the first
night organization known Internationally
as tho Meicly Their .Mothers Club, Mrs.
Janis pauses to icilcet thankfully upon tho
fact that slm has been out of town dur
ing this week of nine first night per
formances. MIsk Janis had to go out to California
a few weeks ago to net tip In front uf the
movlo cameras. Mm. Janis, after think
ing the matter over for some time, de
cided to accompany .Miss Janis. Ilence
the president of tho Merely Their Mothers
Club has escaped the nine tlrst night per
foi malices crowded Into ttlv nights, not to
mention a dress rehearsal of the Douglas
c'nlrbnnl; In "In the l.lmellght" piece at
the Hudson the night before last and the
tlrst production on any stago of Mr.
Hrady'.s "HinnerR" at Slug Sing to-day.
Hut with tho rank and tile of the or
ganization gosh, the paco Is killing!
Also Willi about all tho actor persons in
Clio woild (excipt, of course, thoso lucky
enough to be acting up on top of the stage
at the tlrst night performances mentioned)
absolutely at rest during this. In a man
ner of speaking, delightfully happy holi
day season, any one could lay a bet of
eight to Ihe that he could call tho roll
and name everybody In the first twelve
tows.
".Miss Willie Hutke and husband, K'o."
"Present!" "Mls .Margaret Wyeiieney
and I'Vlenil Husband, ltayard Velller."
"Present!" "The Hon. l!ol Cooper .Me
giUB and a Certain I'ahty!" "Present!"
"Mr. and Mrs. Jane Cowl." "Present!"
"All tlm Silwyns." "Present!" "Mr.
ipilet. please, quiet Mls-tar .lawn Drew."
"Present, old chap, present" "Mr. Paul
Armstrong." "Mlt me, hid !" "Miss Julie
Opp." "Prent!"
"Playwright Wilson Mlzn " "Soft
pedal, bo the house detective Is with
u." "Mr. William Courtlelgh and en
tire family." "All present !" "Chairman
of the Lambs House Committee. I'rank
Case!" "Always present, and 1 thank
you" "Mr. and Mis. Margaret Mayo."
present In the Selwyn section." "And
bv any chance hae we with u to-night
the Hon. Diamond Jim lira " "PIti:.S-
ICNT!!!"
Hut it's up In tho bakony where the
Merely Their Mothers members have been
having the time of their lives all week. ,
or were having until exhaustion begun j
III sei in UM lllKlll HI mv i.icrii iitrui
act to act of "The l.le" and "To-nlglit'e
tho Night." and vice versa. They seem
to prefer the balcony seats, the Merely
Their Mothers Club women do. although
while daugnter Is In town -Mrs. William
Hurl.e has to submit to the torture of sit
ting right down in an orchestra chair
One slant along any balcony row at
any tlrst night of the week and you saw
why the beauties of Hroadway are so
MTuniptiotis looking. Juxt giance, say.
at Miss Call Kane's mother. Miss Hazel
Dawn s mother. Miss JosepliiiK- Driike'o
mother, Mis lim Claire's mother. Miss
Kthcl Amorlla Kelly's mother. Mls Venlta
Kltzhuith'i mother. Miss Julia Sands's
mother. Miss Pauline l-'reilerleks's mother,
and the mother of the Mlscs Dama,
illiilt'u ttiwl 1-i1ia1 Kilie nlin l eert.ilnlv
too youthful looking to have given three I
rum to the ftmnlsh war, but undoubtedly
has given three daughters to the cast of .
"Wotcher Step."
Perhaps In their present moments of
exhaustion It will cheer Ui these and
other members of the Merely Their
Mothers Cub to be t.il.l that when It
conns to good looks and trimmings they,
have their dear .ittle household sunshines
hollering for help. I
I
Tun things hae Just happened to J
Hartley Manner, over in London, where i
his wife, Laurette Taylor. Is standing "cm
tip with Mr. Manners' "Peg o' M Heart." '
Kor one thing, the playwright while mak
I lug a dash across Paton street 111 Lon- ,
j don leeeiitly was humped by an electric
automobile and sufUred a bioken leg.
A happier happening to Mr. Manners
is that a play which he completed Just
befoie he was Injured has so Impressed
Sir Ceorge Alexander that Sir George has
next door to promised that he will come ,
to America soon to play In It. All of which
1 Is a theattical event of Importance, es-'
pecially as Sir (ienrge hasn't played here
since long liefore ho was knighted, or hack
In tho days of Mary Anderson's triumphs,
when a plain George Alexander he wa in
the supporting cast of the then Miss
Anderson In 1S8L
If you stop to think of It. this young
Kddio Sheldon Is some lad when It comes
to turning out successful plays concern
ing things and places he has had next to
no peisonal contact with. As some one
was saying between acts at the opening
of his "Song of Songs" Tuesday night: I
"IMille. right out of Harvard, wrote'
almut the slums of New York In 'Salva
tion Nell' and he'd never been east, west
or south of the Harvard Club. And ho
wrote 'Tho Nigger" and he'd never been
south of North Hayonne." ,
"And not only that," Interpolated old
Irv Cobb, mho's always present with a
lot of brisht Jesls and merry sayings, "lie i
wrote this 'Sons of Songs' and Kddle
doesn't know any more about singing than
a tlsli."
Kddle Foy on Tilci-day last sold the
moving pletuie rights of his new winter
overcoat and of two or three of his nobby
trick sticet hats. Lfforts were niado at
the same time to obtain the moving pic
ture tights to Mr. Koy' street clothes, hut
that detail of the deal fell thioutlh. riddle
hasn't any street clothe"
Incidentally. Mr. Foy was the first to i
enroll hl entile family in the preparatory
depai tment of dear old Telleiien, that new 1
I'ree Cnlverslly of Acting that Loo's press'
agent says Loo Is about to open the .
young Koys thcteby monopolizing the In-j
stltutloii's piep nhool department until
l.ii'L-er nuarters can lie ubtaln'd,
.. . .. . ... 1 1
It was a Hi-till scrrei, mai iuci-b re
hnirsiil of Jami' Forties's new comedy
"In the Llmelluhl" at tlm Hudson Thea-I
tie Wednesday night. Nobody was In- I
vltid, wherefoie it may be guessed that i
nobody was expect! d or wanted.
Hut t's out of the question to try 1
to keep the general reception committee
or the iiclent and Honorable Society it
l-'list Nlshters out of tlrst performances,
Tlm 1 allbanks-ColllliKe-ebia Se ns-Hizzy -Iwsy
Sidney combination wiih back stag'
all set for the slatting pli-tnl, and .llniinle
Forbes was about to yell "Ho!'' fiom an
orchestra seat when out fiom under the
eheemvloth that cmers orchestra chairs
when tlm Iheatto is daik crawled nil' that
pa-t of the VcllhT-Wyclim ley-.lnno Cowl
Klniilier-Cnbb-lleli'iiTyler-Mai caret Mayo
Dudley I'I' Id Malone-Mi gl tie-Case. llar
c ii'lliggins-loulse Ituiter Hist night
combination, all dusting on' their clothes,
They bail ciawleil up hetwien the walls
of thii building. .Ilinmie, the eminent
playwilght, took one ll.i-li and liumedi.
atiiy fell a speech coming on.
"You am here because you'ie hete,"
said .llliltnle III elfecl. "Hilt if any
mother's! son or daughli r of you go nut
anil blub all our aim, it Hits play liefori
II opens New Year's eve I'll put the
Millets under you (let inn""
"Sure, Jlmmle," chorused the dark
lli.-.itif. '
"Well, I'Miieiuber It, Let 'er go, Mlkei
Hlng, they'll' off!"
The Memrs. Lee and Jake's Christmas
present to the i;astics evidently was a
large bunch of the olive blanch of pi-ace,
The roof of tho Forty-fourth Stteet Then
tie where Vern' and the missus will rm
their nightly "Castlo In the All" Mut
ter belongs to the Shubert management.
And only last spring over In Philadelphia,
weren't eVrn's two ten sons for uplifting
art all hobbled up with legal Hut
this Is Christmas ; let bygones be by
The fact that the particular "Daddy
F.H. GRIFFIN AND WIFE
ARRESTED IN COLORADO
NEW PLEA FOR FRANK
BEFORE JUSTICE LAMAR
New York Couple Cliiii jrcil With
.Misuse of Miiils ;iiid .liiinpiii";
$1.5,001) Hail.
Col.oiiMio St-iiiNils, Col., Dec. 21. Fran
cis II. Crlllln and Clara (Irlllln, his wife,
who arc wanted In New York by Federal
authorities for alleged misuse of tho malls
and for Jumping ball bonds aggregating
$ 15,000, were nrrested here to-day by
I Chief of Police Stark anil detectives. They
were traced by Klmer L. Klnca.il, for-
nierly of She t'nltcd States ecret ser
I vice, tluotigli Chicago, Detroit and Kan-
City, where the pursuing detective
ntirht i. Tnl..,i in tvi.1,.1. ii,.. i t ii,,. , was ieu on into iiKinnonia on a raise trail.
show. Henry Miller, s stairlng. Ju-nin Tll lfll"ns nrlved here tluee weeks
st'ralght to Salt L-ike City, then to' ISenn ago and teglslered at the Antlers under
and llmilly to San Francisco. Isn't what'. ' assumed mimes. They disappeared next
bothering the local olllees. Hut Inasmuch ,,.,y i,y a clever ruse and hau been In
as Miss Chatterton was presented heie close hiding slnie.
tlrst by Mr. Miller In the company sho "Wo made money out of our propos.
now bends at the (lalety Theatre, the -11011," said (irlllln, who refused to say
unoie oiuce lorce anil tno elevator men wnat tlie proiio..ition was, 'nut two or
arc trying to keep from Mr. Miller tho
fact that tho Western company the lnu.i
Is playing In Is olllclally known as "the
No. 3 troupe."
MISSING CASHIER IIAFF RACK.
Iteliirnn (u Ills llimie In llli
bener of Weel. .
Isi.tr, L. 1.. Dec, J4.--H. Clayton 1 1. iff.
cashier of tho First National llink of
lsllp, who dlsippeared mysteriously from
his home In Moiiell avenue a week ago
on Satin day, has returned to Ids family.
He alighted from a train last evening and
went to his home.
Mr. Huff would not make nny state
ment, but one of his brothers said that
H. Clayton HalT wns glad to get home
for Christmas,
"My brother Is nady to go before the
directors of the bank on Saturday and
help straighten things out In vtery tiv
posMble," eald the brother. "He will
answer nil questions that tile dliectors
11 sU lilm so far as lie can. We cp,ct
that eery thing will be settled"
It was not learned when- the missing
man had been, but It was ahl he had
stayed In 0110 place and had sent word
to his brothers and also to his wife mid
child that he was well and safe.
tin co parlies who had contracts with our
company complalt'cil befoio the Federal
Grand Jury In April. The Gover.anent
says we failed to mako good on certain
contracts. We thought our cases had
been continued from November to Janu
ary. Yes, It looks as If we had Jumped
ball. Wo will icturn without extradition
I papers mid light '.'. one In the emu is."
tfterj lirlllln Is apisirently well educated and
1 is said to be a recent graduate from Yale.
' Ills wife In a writer ot terse of some
merit and several mauustrlpts were found
among her effects, which include al.o sev
eral fashionable gowns. When arrested
she was knitting fancy silk shawls, which
she said were forcharltv. Several shawls
had lieen completed.
The (trllllns were Indicted here for using
the mails to defraud In the promotion of
a stenographic company which was sup
posed to do woik for the (iovrmneitl In
Sherman law lnetlgal.ons. The de
fendants, because of their standing, man
aged to Induce many persons of wcltli
and prominence to lux est In this company.
They lift New York shortly before their
I'ldli'tment and It was sexer.il weeks be
fore the Po t Otllce authorities located
them i.n (Irolon, Mas.
A llrooklyn banker was surety on the
b.i'l lxmds aggregating fIS.nAn, wiah
thev forfeited b their second disappearance
Appeal MihIp From tr. S. District
Court's Kiilingr, Hcfusiiifr
Writ of Ifnlions Corpus.
Wasimnotiin', Dec. 4. A second effort
to have tho Supreme Court of the Fnlted
States Intervene to review tho rasn of
Leo M. Frank was made to-day by attor
neys for Frank, who Is under sentence of
death at Atlanta for the murder of Mary
I'hugan, the factory girl. The Frank case
has nttractcd countrwlile attention and
petitions for rlcmincy for the condemned
man have been circulated In many titles.
The application In behalf of Frank was
mado to-day lo Justlco Uimar, the Su
preme Court Justice of the Fourth Dis
trict, In which the crime was committed. 1
Louis .Marshall of New York, who has
been retained by Frank's mother to con
duct b:s last appeal, made 11 personal np
plication to Justice Lama-., accompankil
by an otal argument and an extensive!
brief.
Justice Lamar took the case under ad
visement but said he would not give a de
cision uiit.l after the holidays. Mr. Mar
shall declined to release bis brief for pub
lication. Ho left for New York this after
noon and may return Saturday.
Tlie application tn.day took a dlffetent
trend from that presented previously by
attorneys for Frank. Tlie lit st application
was for a writ of error, which was di
nted by Justice Lamar, later by Justice
Holmes and Anally by the Supreme Court
In full.
The present application Is In the natuie
of an appeal from the decision of I'nltrd
States District Judge Newman of the Dis
trict of Georgia, refusing a wilt of habeas
corpus. The grounds 011 which the appli
cation for a writ of habeas corpus ere
made are about the same as those set
out In the llrst appeal to Justice Lunar
for a writ of error. Hut the appeal for
the writ of error was to have the case
brought to the Supreme Court from Geor
gia. In this Instance the appeal comes
through a Federal court instead of h Stat
court
If Justice Lamar denies the appeal It Is
likely that Frank's attorneys will pur
sue the same course followed In the matter
of the writ of eiror and will apply to
Justice Holmes or some othr Justice and
finally probably make an appeal to the
court as a whole. Tlie date of Frank's
execution Is now fixed for late In January.
' Open Air to Everywhere"
Increased
'Bus Service
We are pleased to announce an increased and fre
quent 'bus service on the following routes:
St. Nicholas Avenue Line
On l(Mli Street Vlmluct. from tvntnl
nrtilf'triSt..N'lrhols risee, to St Nlrho
IM Arnne, to MnnhMtsn Aenii'. to
110th street, to l'lttti Avenue, to tvsth
In (ton Square.
Riverside Drive and Cathedral
Parkway Line
Os IJSth Street from Tirosdnsr (o Plv
ernlcle Drive, to 1 Huh .Street, to .Seventh
ATrnue, where direct ronnedlon will tin
miide with the 'li'm'es of the Seientli
Aienne end the .St MrliolM Avenue lln-i
for I'lfth Avenue t Wsshlnrto-i .Snuar-.
Fifth Avenue Coach Co.,
Seventh Avenue Line
On UrComb't tltm Mosd from Central
llrldre to IMrU Street, to Seventh Ave
nue to HMIi .Mr eft, lirlnsr n eit-nMnn
of tho present frequent service on the
Seventh Avenue I.lne,
72d Street Cross-Town Line
On Its st ;jnd .Street from I'lrnl Avenue
to 1 Itlli Avenue, to t,7th Street, to nrosd
wny. 10 Went 7Snd Street, to t.'entisl
PsrU West
I02tt St., Kant of 5th Ave.
iGOV. GLYNN MAKES
MANY APPOINTMENTS
His SccTctiir.v. F ni uk A. Tii-riicy,
Will Hp Deputy Compensa
tion Commissioner.
AUusi. D"c It. The antuiuneeiuent
was made here 'o-day that Frank .
Tierne.v. secretary to I In v. filynn. had
been appointed Deputy Woikmen's Com
pensation Commissioner in charge of tin;
Albany olllce at a salary ot J.'.oOO.
.Mr. Tlerney Is a veteran newspaper man
and has been with Mr. 5lynn more than
flfte.n years, except when he served as
secretary to the State Factory Investigat
ing Commission.
Stanley J. Qui tin. Oiv lib tin's executive
auditor, will hecom an assistant to the
Corporation Counsel In New- Yotk city.
The Governor also announced the ap
pointment of Deptry Comptroller fidwin
S. Harris of Schiiyb-rvlllo as Special Ap
praiser and Kxaminer of Canal Lands to
sticceid William D. .Mllllmau of Saratoga.
The salary Is 5..oOO and the term is five
y ears.
(Jov Olynn has alo announced the fol
lowing appointments: Trust e of the
Long I -land School of Agriculture. 15. 1".
Yoakum of Farmlngdale, reappointed ,
manager of the Itm-nc-tci' Stale Hospitnl,
.Mrs. Lillian (loi .line of Hucne-ter, to silt
reed the late Jane II. Ilochestci' . triutr.
of the Supicme Court lib.try r. Whlti
Plains. John F Htctinati of ronkers, re
app'j .ited tnauaaer or the .M.inh.iit i.i
Slate llorfpllal. .Margact M Wasnr
(wife of Llctil.-iiov., Wagner) or New Yorl.
city, to succeed (iiace (lille't Ilinl. n-
slgnul , tnatiag f the W Hard Siali
HoMiital. Thonia- I'.. .Motan of CoriiuiK
to succeed the late .1 Cameron . manage'
of tho Central lsllp State Hospital, Mrs
Hernard .M. Haruili . I New York city, to
succeed (irace M. Dyer, resigned; trtistei
of the New York Slate ltorplta.1 for the
Treatment of Incipient Pulmonary Ttlber
culosle. In- Llnsly It. Williams of New
York city, to succeed the late David
Motey.
Jamcstowm. Dc. 24. Attornry-Oen-eral-elect
I :. U. Woodbury has announced
the following appointment for his staff.
Assistant deputies for the New York cits
bureau Kdgar Hromberger and Florello
II. Lasuardia of New York city; deputies
for tho Albany oMlee F.dnvund H. Iwls
of .Syracuse and James S. Y. lvnna of
New York city . assistant deputy for the
Conservation- Department J. Paul Mc
Cannon of Corning.
t.eiiel.T I'srmer T.enp Into Well.
NortTlt HiiAS'cn. N. J., Deo. li. Jsmes
Quick, a farmer, 7 years old, committed
suicide this morning by leaping Into a
well. Ills body was found by his wife.
Quick was did In his nlghtclothes. Ills
wife can assign no other reason for his
act than loneliness.
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Dec. 26th, Saturday
Matinees Only
Dec. 27th, Sunday
Matinee and Night
Dec. 28th, Monday
Matinees and Nlht
Dec. 29th, Tuesday
Night nly
Dec. 30th, Wednesday
No Performance
Dec. 31st, Thursday
Matinees and Nlnht
Jan. 1st, Friday
Matins and Nlaht
Jan. 2d, Saturday
Night Only
Jan. 3d, Sunday
Night Only
Cbenma
uns
Moving
Pictures
of
The War
Right from the
Battlefields of Euro pe
A thousand details of human life will pass before your eyes as you
ait in a comfortable chair at Carnegie Hall viewing The Evening
Sun's moving pictures of the war. The successful results of tho
most daring corps of photographers that ever invaded the Euro
pean scenes of carnage are given to the public, and it is a sort of
duty to go and see what our fellow human beings are doing on
the other side of the Atlantic. The war takes place right before
your eyes, and every English, Irish, Belgian, German, French,
Russian and American should see it and be enlightened for all
time. See the eviction of a nation the laughter of children mixed
with the agony of adults the materialized dreams of master
artists smashed into debris the false ideas of kings destroying
freedom and the home see how close tears are to laughter
how comedy and pathos go hand in hand how the gamut of
emotion is run on human faces in times of stress sec civilization
in convulsion and history being made in moving pictures that
will be handed down for generations as a marvellous human
document.
TODAY
2:30
Matinees and Night
4:00 7:30 9:00
Carnegie Hall
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