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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1915.
JULIE OPP, LEAVING "SHERMAN WAS RIGHT"
ROAD, ILL AT HOME MAKES AUDIENCE LAUGH
PARTIAL VICTORY FOR
VAUDEVILLE 'TRUST'
iuit Husband ('onitnny
The llnwk."
Ill
TAE JCBWH ANh GOSSIP
jeti "i'p " started n,,, '" p
rtii- imwii witli her husband, William
rMT-hin. in "The Hawk' thr part
nririiinl " 10,1 l,v ''"'''I1"' DOTBlat,
returned laei areeh to Mr home In Ksst
aavsnttentlt -ii'ii thi Is wit ill bihi
( allowed i" nobody, u an
mwnmI hurt evening thai she nasi im
proved hut llttta daring His day.
HM opp hss ii"' setse" In New Torti
4m appeared PerMu with her
husband In "Julius ''irsiir" at the Lyric
Thrntrr It ill announced that she
wnulil ' t i" the revival of "Othello
the follow nut RWi hut her reit In
England did ItOt IfnpfOW her health U
ih rxpe.-ied. WfctB "The Hawk " wn.
aited 'ho hth physically unfit to play
the part "f the lienine, ho Mile. I'omiat
eas WHMA Vavcrshum la still
playitiK Ihfl part f the KdMHIld blncli
tg with gn at success M the road.
It lias been derided to enll the new
remedy af rlOrgCS Annesley Vat-hell, In
which J"hn I'rew will noon be aeen,
"The ' 'lncf ' QeorSSJ Alexander, who It
le the British trrania what Mr. I'itw is
M the Aniern-aii Stag, has accepted
the innioily for tjOfldnn. Laura Hope
Or, CoruSjelo Halley. Thais I.awton.
Walter tlrahiim and Kthlin tlayer will
Of In the company.
.SSSal 1 " J V
QUICKER JUSTICE IN !
NEW CONSTITUTION
Sherman Law Suit DiNini88ed L h wm m wm,
Case to (to On as Eqnity
Action.
Adoption. Writes Ex-.ludpre
(learwater.
The Hulled Booking Offices of Amer
ica and the other defendant whom
fllfford 0, Fischer nwtiHi In hli 1300.000
Sherman law null againet the no-railed
vaudeville truat won a partial victory
In tha t'nlted Statea District Court yea
terday when Judge learned Hand dla
chsreed the Jury, declaring that tha
plaintiff had not proved damages.
Nevertheless the Jude sllowed Max
r. 4teuer. attorney for J'lacher, ito
amend the hill of romplalnt and con
tinue the action next Monday morning
aa an equity ault. The testimony taken
in the three weeks of the trial may be
allowed to stand In the equity suit with
the common consent of the attorneys.
When the attorneys for the defence
asked that the equity action be de
ferred for eome time Judge Hand re
plied I
'Tou have a very easy victory as me
... .. .
Sam Snlmnn unci Georgia Lawrence in "Shermuii Was Right,"
Fulton Theatre.
at the
HOMK RULIBI IN KRBOl
An article entitled "Kndlna the law's
delays how the proposed Constitution
sssures . lies per snd quicker Justice,"
written by ex-Judge Alphoneo T. Clear
water, president of the State Bar Asso
ciation, was sent out yesterday by the
committee for the adoption of the Con
stitution. "A more simple, speedy and effective
administration of Justice" la secured St
the Judiciary article, In Judge Clear
water's opinion. He said that every
cltlsen. at whatever Inconvenience,
Should vote for the Constitution's adop
tion. Attorney-General Woodbury save an
opinion yesterday which contradicts as-
GREATER THAN THE
ANGLO-FRENCH LOAN
Our guaranteed mortgage.
In an amount greater than
the $500,000,000 Anglo-French
loan have been sold by us to
our clients during twenty yearn
past, and no Investor ever has
lost a dollar ot his principal or
waited for his Interest.
Ptj)kiDRrsAlQE (iUAiANTEE 0
Capital a Surplus, $10,000,000
I7 sVwfJ, N. T, 1 78 Semaen St., B'sjya
WO run oe st, Jamaica.
rales asked by the wireless men, there i
will la- a complete ilenp of the. Atlantic I
anil faalflo coasts. We. hnv received !
assurances from a majority of non
nlon men that they will Join with the
union men in a genet al strike. A strike
will mean n tleup of 65 per cent, of i
the shipping on the Atlantic coast."
case sts mis now, and 1 am not disposed sertlons made by an organisation call-
to (rant you s-ny further favora." ng itaelf the Home Kule Tax Assocla-
The Judge's decision followed lengthy t0n regarding the tax article of the
arguments by former United States At- Constitution Mr. Woodbury says that
lorney Henry A. Wise and other counsel the only change as to personal property
for the defence for a dismissal of the
"omphvlnt on the grounds that the
plaintiff had not suffered any damage
inasmuch as he was only contemplating
going Into business as a booking agent
la the power given to the legislature to,
provide for Its assessment bj the Stale
Instead of local authorities. .
A committee of the KtTlclency Society
gave this indorsement of the Conatltu-'
WIRELESS STRIKE APPROVED.
Operators (.et Permission l Pre
sent Their lleinsnils.
Secretary -Treasurer Osoi'gg Bchnat'
xlnetx of Wireless lllvlslon No II, COftV
merclal Telegraphers l.'nlon of America,
received yesterday from President S .1
Konenkamp and the executive council
of the union iheir official sain Hon for n
general strike of the wireless men on
the Atlantic coast.
"In case their deiii.uale are refused, '
Mr. Sohfiatslnatl said last hiuht. "the
wireless men have authority 10 start
general strike The demands are now
being formulated If the are not acted
upon within ten days after tiny are
mailed the strike will then start.
"Should the general strike be marts'
necessary by the refusal of the com
panies to grant the $;,o and JT". a month
TAXICAB STRIKE THREATENED.
Tnn Thousand Chsnffenrs Make
ll inn nil for SKI Her.
A strike of ;,000 taxirab drivers In
8BM of I hi refusal of the demands of
the men for In a day was sanctioned
ycMi "I I) bv tha t! Hatef New York IHs
! trii t Council of the International
, Brotherhood of Tl misters. Secretary
IMWln (lOUtd of the council said yester-
I day i
"Negotlal ions ii.ite been Oieneil With
several taxlcab companies which now
pa) tii'lr men J2.M) a nay for an In
, crease to the 1.1 r ile, but no result has
been reached. Th old sgTaamsnt with
1 the COfnpanlsj Will asplrs On November
1 1, but if tha romps s decide lo con
tinue the. conferences the strike will
await the teeult of the negotiations. In
caao of refusal every laxicab company in
tha cUy ii"! paytAg a day Will !w
involved, for non-union drivers will thin
i be admitted lo the brotherhood,
,
I'o lltiltor Unite qnedacl Pttller.
Medals for braver) will be given to
I twenty-one Aqueduct policemen by the
; Hoard of Water Bttppl) in the Municipal
i Bulldina th's morning, Sergt. johti
Rn hford ind Patrolman Thornaa B, Mo-
: ltrnon and Thomas Ii Clapperton trill
I receive gold stars The others get
' I e slats
The Island
of Surprise
The best yarn CYRUS
TOWNSEND BRADY has
written for many a day. Advona
turea told with a thrilling briU
liancy worthy of the pen of a
Duma., and perplexing, bnathltsi tit
ations that Poe might have concern L
iVoir Ready at All Book Storet
A- C. McCI.I RO CO., Putllthtra.
"Sherman
Retslnf could have astonished tie
Sliuhrrts mere than the universal
clrltilsni of Herbert Kvans. who plays
the part of (MM P. Hun.inrkrr, the , .y
American millionaire. In "Qutnncys',"
which i slowly but surely winning Its
piblic at the Maxlne Elliott Theatre.
He was described without a dissenting
aMN ss altogether too Knglish and
iliere was the general observation that
an American should have been selected
for tha part
Af a matter of fact Mr. Evans Is an
Ajgertcart. He has been only six months
It Bngtand, having gone there to play
liaattf .tf"rpv m "Potash and Terl
B Utter." He was selected for the part
in tin Vachell OOtnsdy because he was
n American Mr. Evans is. moreover,
a native of Connecticut. He acted In
The Servant in Uie House," In "The
PtvH" and various other American
p.aj.- before going to England.
Was Ulahl -t the I ai
ton Theatre,
MeM Blleen Van ni.ra
. I'r.mk Qarbai h
. fcrneat i'on..rt
Iran Win lay
. . Mala MaiaUten
Martin I. Alsop
Hani SMman
,IUgla Wallas
n.
Dfllis Hoy
aseaaef crala
Adrlenne von Hojiky
RobaVt Caldwell
itohaaai Bali mitt
OttO .N.-K. 1
Anita Itltter
AuaUMtlne Hitter. .
Kstelle Murphy...
Captain llartttla- i
Doroiby liorr
i Oeorgli Laaraaea
. Dedaaa Mitchell
Already tli actors are complaining
allUrly of Hie dixappolnlments of . sea
jii winch is now only six weeks old.
one company, STAlOh had been ronears-
i.. ws.Wj nnaussllv without
.,. aisbsiaasd attar tan dress ra- I posture or circumstances various uu i
kZla ,,f the utav. It Has not uer-ldents arise. The man who really enl
lornied orKN?.
Juet to think." said a well known
voung leading- man the other day. "three
l.tnea thai season I have been told after
.eaearsuig from three to live weeks that
1 was not the type. In one case 1 acted :
tor three weeks. In another for two,
and the last time, I did no more than
ippaar at whiit was to be the last dress
"-hearsal It was then that the maisa- I
(et deckled after having aeen ma
very day for a month that I was not
tua physical type. He had the decency
Id offer me a pnrt in another produc
ItOBi for which 1 was unmilttxt, how- i
t.r, that 1 had to decline it."
Bat no one has the hard luck storv
M lha actor wrto went to a town Just
over the State line to see a friend who
. eaodjUoUng a t,K-k company there.
Li took most of his meajis to re;ih tlie ,
spot, but he was cheered up by the prom- I
lM of his friend to tlnd a plai-o tor
. Um.
"It's a flne part" said the enthuslas- 1
tie niaiBis'er of the tts k company in the ,
OtOMOtlCUt town. "Toil ate In every
act. Very" classy, too. snd you must I
ioolc IV part all right In the Brat act
non. are at a country club and you need
smart golfing suit. The next act in on
a yacht and of course tliere must he
NaMtMna with dark blue serge, braid
and cap ttJong with white stnc9. The .
hlrd la at a wedding, c.ardenia. motn
i coat, patent leathers and spat ef-'
lenta yon know, riant up to the top
Krtch The third act Is a dinner and
tiiere ou must le all riirht white aafet-
sit. pearl stutls. pumps and silk eockJ,
: whole thing and Vary classy. See."
Tie aotor thought of that wardrobe
-rid then of the little that remained In
lM pocket after the trip to Bridgeport
lul wondered bow mucin it wvvild cost.
He was allent for a mlnuto and his
Tien,) looked at htm questionlnnly.
"fion't you like the idea'"' he asked.
"Kour acta, four different suits," the
.tor reiieated. "All of them expensive
nd up to date. Say, who wrote
play, Rogers Peet?"
in the office of a MOCK broker at '.he
Waldorf and the second and third tin the
deck of the Prlneo Pari This is a
Mi amer which hag on board tha passen
gers of various neutral ships will' h have
been captured, antl the author flnds ac
tual authority for this phase of the play
In the case of the converged cruiser
Prlna Eitef Fried rich.
Mr Mendel has placed bis characters
In such SltliatlollS as to afford constant
or perhaps almo.-t constant amusement
for the spectators. Theie are a number
of Voftnnn aeAmaffl to be kep: track of.
but they are generally clear enough to be
separate in th emlnds of the spectators.
Then the Is humor in the single epi
sodes nad occasionally a flash of bright
ness occurs In the speeches a-hlch would
set any audience to laughing even In a
Play more Involved than 'Sherman Wag
Right"
Mr. Handel has drawn well fhe char
acter of a lying hero One minute he la
a real hero and um impelled to live up
to thai fame and the next afraid to
answer to ins aaauinr fl name, sun the
abound ins Johunn SokmUtt have
changed kaleidoscopic illy and the man
is hated Halt Hamilton, . is a re
sourceful and vivacious actor of faros,
with a facility in facial expression .that
dramatised every predicament of the
IMitt lie was playing, acted with UO
S gyring aplrit, Jean Shelby, who has
been regarded aa an actress of promise,
had lo r Una opportunity last night
and took every advantage of it. she
pli,d the so.v from the secret service
Office with humor an-1. moreover, with
Ohann ami distinction and, in fact, dom
inated the scenes in which she appeared
Her Success was complete.
H. H, Prases had Indeed selected an
excellent company for Mr. Maadet's play.
Qeorgta Lawrence as a wooden legged
aspirant to be an army nurse. Sam Sid
man. who sas something more than
liii'iuan a.s a waiter at the Waudorf
1 was more than ever like Uew Fields j
l!inest I'-iseart. as a British nnptirta-
tion : Porothy lorr and Heglue Wallace
as living pictures of mature and youth
ful beautv tiiese all helped to amuse
the spectators, even if
casioual confusion in the mind of those
wlio laughed at what was before them
as to tha why and wherefore of It
all
j "Sherman Was Right" was received
with no overwhelming tlemonst ration of
,, . r, ... , , public gratitude, hut it seemed to keep
Boston DQftOr avs UlMraered up a comparatively eteady flow of laugh-
n r,.L ter. which is itu achievement for a
OrgT&ni Tausp rhOM fiir,e.
THREE MILES OT BHD FILMS.
Necessary fo an understanding even t
of the title of Ills play seen at the Kul
ton Theatre last nlglit was the remem
brance of what Qen, Sherman said about
war: for "Sherman Was Right" Is the:
name selected by Frank KatHHl for the
new piece. Other ihinas were necessary
to the enjtitment of the episodes that
gl Sag out of sometvii.it complicated In
cidents of the farce. Its humor rwulted
from the effects of Ihe foreian war on
American character.
Bear In mind that a man named JOSS.
Smith changed that thorouahiy neutral ;
cognomen to its Teutonic form. .oSnnn
clmidf, In order to please one Anifu
Hitter, who. as her name shows, had a
leaning toward all things ilermnn. Now
she Insists that her American su'tor. arho
is in reality a stock broker, shall enlist
in Hie ijerman army. PYotn this
Ptrlarra Shoetn at Merllna f
Aodakeo Societies.
Dr. T. SJ, Palmer, vlcesi resident of
the National Association of Audul-m
Sotdetles, presided at the annual
meetlna of the society In the Amer-
I lean Museum of Natural History
yesterday, nt whli h Herbert K.
Job, WfeO was Col Roosevelt's photog
rapher when the Colonel Inspected the
bird island of the Louisiana coast, told
of tak.ng three miles of moving picture
film of birds of that region. Some of
these pi Hires were shown last night.
Mrs. Mabel Osgid Wright of Fair
field, Conn., spoke of the menace to
song sparrows which lies in the trapa
set for English sparrows, and T. Gilbert
Pearson, secretary of the Audubon So
ciety, warned against the killing of
"Innocent birds" by means of trapa. E.
H. Forbush of Massdchusetta moved
that a circular dealing with this sub
ject be prepared by the association
E. H. Rat-nee addressed the meeting
on the Increased interest In the bird
sanctuary at Mertdcn. N. H
William Ihitcher was reelected presi
dent of the association.
ta
is a (Seiman waiter. Tin n the hero's
wife has brouKht suit for divorce against
him in London and one of the necessities
of the drama forces him to go there.
Then there Is an Impress. onable young
Russian In the secret service of tier
many to add the Muscovite flavor to .this
International comisuind.
The. first act of the new play passed ;1
RHEUMATIC? MAY BE
ITS JUST BAD TEETH
Consequently, they argueu. ne nau no,,ion: "In every respect the amendments
business to damage. re founr IO i,e (uoi, M wm greatly
in the equity ault the gtlmlntltT mat , Tea., )t ofTU,ienry .d .Crmomy of
obtain an Injunction against the con- . mllBlnlMl ...,, ...a
tinuance of the combination of ctm.erna , our , ,, nttily vmnl
known as the vaudeville trust, ex e If . of C(m(,ltu,ns "
' unb, IO P" 1 I Frederic R. Coudert said he waa 'ah-
snlutely convinced" that "the tXmstltu
tlon la untainted by partisanship or by
narrowness." He added:
"Thle Constitution makes an effort
to maintain really representative gov
ernment by focussing resiionatblllty In
few Individuals. Next In Importance
to thla great reform la the endeavor to
create a sane and sound ayatem of
taxation by a budget system, such as Is
in force m every grest community aave
our own. To vote against tlie t'onsii-
tutlon at the behest of those who ap
peared to have vested Interests In the
continuance of the old system la folly :
to Inject Into tha question partisan con
sideration Is stupid and to ahow no In
terest In the matter Is imliedle."
A letter from l)r Charles McCarthy,
director of the legislative reference
bureau of the University of Wisconsin,
was given out by the cltlitene committee
to opjtosc the proposed Constitution, of
which John J Hopper Is chairman. Dr.
McCarthy said :
"The budget section !s the best de
vice 1 ever heard of for settling a private
or political grudge ; you can cut the
man out. or cut his salary, as you see
flt. and the legislature can do nothing
about it. and the public can cry out na
much as It wants to, but its hands are
tied for two years."
AIRMAN HELD FOR AUTO DEATH
CmW ! Meat. Korl, l'. 9. K.. Kill.
Woui la Fieri!.
PSNtUMOsVA, Flav. Oct. 2 Lifut. U
K. Koid, n-vvy aviation corp. is bHnu
held on bond here In connection with
the death of Irma Wtlaon, klHvM laxt
nlRht. when Ford'a automobile coUtderi
with a taslrab.
Another woman occupant r-f tae taxi
had aeveral rtb fractured. 'Konl wiw
tJiore was nc- j acromp anted by two women fjvnd another
xnmn. Hoth ram were ilenoli!lie3.
Achine: Joint.-
Train Hlta Aato Trerkt nne Dead.
I'tica. Ot. 2. A f ain Mmck a two
ton automobile truck here to-day ami
H. s Erdman of RulTalo waa killed arnl
ISmVtf W loka and lien r A ppM n of
jrTMOM were Injureil. The vlctlma
were rldlnf on th truck.
Playa and Player.
Mayor aad Mr MlioM '- bat
pairtv lant ntgiit at t lie Qobao Thaatrt
e Isteia .f h n 1 In ' M1b Informwtron
Harry Jduler m r. I open hi evichth
vaudeville tour urnler th diraetloa of
w , ' i i 1 1 Morrla at the Forty-fourth tresf.
Theutre on Novmirer 15.
Charlotte lrnvlllp h ben envaaaxi Hv
Qrax GeofY t take om of tji lead In
roJen In h-r forth omlnar prxxlurtlan uf
Th Liars, ' by Heru Arthur .lonea
The ItuaeUn Balalaika ur-Ttft ra wtn e
n fat'i of he roiwert a' th Vnturv
Tboatro on Sunday niaiit rh orcttattra
la im by Alsaaoor RtrllOvd a ith J u.i.m
rilkja m ihe plana,
t4IUan RaaMll will retort, to tha atawa
nt '-ek after nn aboOCOa "f a-rl
vArn ainnartnt ' th Palaoa Thtre
Her roportoiro of ona" iii Incntda nu n
btra from her fmilc opfrsi u t-eefea u j
oomo Batw oalootioskli
Mora Be reo raturna to m ooiont. i
ThMtr n-x; Mon1tv for n wte?k engTavare.
ment. ir I r u-l 'andei"b)Ht and JV-ore
Moore havr runttMl antl will make Maetr
fl rut H7psiritn-e together 1n two vars et
the Alhamfrr n-'. ck.
I
that
BHTiN. Art. 2a One of the moal lm
rnant 1 iH-rnire yet a;1ven In oontiec
ttfiti with the llnla3 OotafeTM Cat ?ur
BOOTU1 In mwinn here f that by Dr,
ChaTlOO K. palntOP f Boaton nt tbe
Peter Ht'iit Hrljrbam lfnilnl to-day.
lie rxplttlneal to fteveral hurulrefl aur
ffeona how that Kre.it bugaboo -rheumatism
13 usuatly the result of iitllna;
teeth, of the OOM that wouldn't stay
eurodt or from lLsordie(l 0tMrtla aara
and Otbof "rjc-iiia. The DOlnOn serin, he
oxplalnod, Li carried by the binoi tbtouch
thO li. I until it lodfofli utu.i.l choosing j
tJ.e joints an a PMtlltaT I!.td-e
Dr. H P. rtiih.iulhon tuirl Dr. R. H. 1
MlUof "f IloKt.tji (h'MiotiMtrat.Kl n open- 1
tion requiring blood trjuiHfuoion in which
flaJal tttbaa WOr a amployodt Those tuhea,
Which are wax lined, ore ono of xhe now
tluiiK' in eut' r ami an tlie invention
Morton phyalotMli lr. A. ft Kijnp- ,
ot u
ton
Fr"-rienro
n tV tl r
teaches. In the lobby of
I r Pavid CheeVOf T'erfortned an 1m-
cancor operation and oxplalnod
uicar wm to havd
... e.-iii..a u nhiir i h la mafinaa r"" vsan
aaaa U. , 1 a r,-- a v- I .111, t TtllHHPll 1 1 1" 1 m ' 'r' '
aai aurroundad bv a bevy of MCW Pro- , thj K'-tb t .K. n out in lia early rtaffea,
mmmi aollora They were, aa a rule. A otticrwjae It U a4mot cortaln to bo Mel
demurer t in n inn veieran nenuij, m- ,
though none waa mure .-harming. And X0Y PLANE FLIES 116 SECONDS. ,
ot ops sold as iranv nrogratnmes. Mils
Illinois rtnlrn.it Ulna 1 'I ret prise In
Model t nt.feat.
corner.
Hyael! stoo.1 still ill
Uaehanfeally she repenterl :
"Ofliolsl programmes of the eonrert,
!1 eerj, each. Offlelal progranunes of
tbe Oonearti rents enr.h."
And ahe Bold so many that the pack
re he! 1 In her nrm had to he re-t-:rsl''l
ever' few minutes, while the
tv.ner leaa mature and more fluffy pink
and a i, ite Vandalises would not say
iow re'j.-h the programmes were going
'I r..t T'.... mammm u,. .ivr In tiolil
up lha audience for anything hat they
""ill set out of them that their sales
WW., f. e in comparison with the brli
kSBt fU'-ess of Mies Hussell.
TTia Aero flith of America haa
awarded the drat prise of 150 In the
series of model aeroplane contents to I
Lindsay Tilt 1 1.- of the Illinois Model
Aero Cluh Kllia C. t.'ook and Ward
1'ease of the same rluh won the see- I
ond and third prizes of I'li and Jin re- i
spectlvely. These awards are for the I
SSCOntl contest of the series, which waa
for flying lioats and liy.lioaeroiilanes.
Mr. Hlttle's model hydroaeroplane rose
from the water unaided Htid remained In
the air 1U seciinds, which more than
doubled the previous world's record for .
models.
t'ook and Tease surpassed Hie preylotis
world's record if slty ee. oi.di, which !
had bean held by Uer.rK A. Cavanagb
Club of America.
THE SUPERIOR SERVICE
OF THE
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TO PHILADELPHIA
combines with its new all steel equipment,
its splendid roadbed and dependable regular
ity of operation, a delightfully picturesque
scenic panorama; also dining car and general
train facilities of exceptional excellence.
If you do not knowthis .by experience
Try This Route Next Time!
WHITE ENCLOSED CARS
CUSTOM DESIGNED
The lines are modeled with the graceful sweep of parapet,
radiator and fenders which characterises the made'tO'order
product. Interior appointments and workmanship are similarly
indicative of a highly refined individual treatment.
Making these bodies in the White workshops has a distinct
advantage. Chassis and body are designed as a unit. They
lit each other in line, weight and proportion. The body
designer is never constrained by the arbitrary requirements
of a given chassis to distort, however slightly, the beautiful
lines of his product. He works in perfect harmony with the
structural definements of the chassis.
The difference between a made'tO'order body imposed upon
any make of chassis and a White body designed upon a White
chassis is in the perfect balance which results from building
each with the other in mind.
I-. J
CAPT. COWAN COULDN'T FLY.
Mend of I
Irni Sehnnl
II nl Trial.
trtn.ll.
If tl i re Is any sudden need of an
audience at ihe Pavlowa performances.
t tii Manhattan Opera limine n will I
only be uwesNary to mobilise the press I
aSfnts In Hnub m . 1 r almu h.i, i n v .
!ms Th. most active of thla bllSF "f lhc A
tread are Howard potior, -Vload audi
plrk, and uauusty an Impresario ; Mason .
ptera. lured hack to art from the i
wiii'i rv;,iH or eonunerce; luiius
iiwe', apegklng with ... Htrona Qermaa
(""eni in -inte ,.r lux name, which hiis-
aajta .-, . gogb, down eat drams ;
Alexander (?ghn, once a pillar of the
Bssunt Opera House; Charles Mrakesoh,
praaenl repraaanlatlvs of a lonu line of
aaargtie aiitrepranaurs and two or three
luielaaelflrfl I nki betaaen an and liter
"'lire ho were to he seen in the lobby
., nignt, I were the sahjset of oontanrton for hours
to-dav at the oourVmarUal or Uaut-
HLM PLAYERS GO TO FLORIDA, f.d Lewis H. Ooodler, JudKe Advooats
of ihe VVsatern Depart ma nt. uoouaed ot
Make Uaawaal lo,lea a inlerferlng ar.lh aiMdher .l..U'tment.
Dept. i owan, on tha at at hi aii mom
in,. eiami Theatre. . ni.. mada .mini damagtna sdmlsslons.
SM PgANOISOO! 1 let. "fl A packet
of sixty letters SSlUHUISSd hetwe. n Cl.pl
Arthur I. 1'imaii, chief of the Kan I lci;o 1
military aviation school, and 'ol Sam '
Re her, chief of the Blgnal Corps In
VVaahlngton. danlare4 to oontaln man
sensuilonal .lis. losiiri-M anil army secret a. '
lha ( rda liner Mohawk, which sailed
'"" ! fur Jacksonville, had all her
twin HIM, chiefly with the nctors and
Modueini ,iaff or the Oaumonl photo
Jrim eompany, bound fur Ilia IMslaland
1 .sir,, proiierty at Jarkaonvllle.
Jnhn .-. M irtlni tli New Vork repre-
Mniai.va oi dim oompany, n ntly went
is kaonvll a to lake over the pi
i ar ' return In Ihl
city t.
I .
w Ti .
an. i ii.
for (Jump.
lien . .
angaga
in ml in -
' iiarty were Mlaa i.uciiie
dsihiida Baring, Miss Klavls
Madge Orlamond, t'harlea
Mtsrrl Maeklln, Hidmy Miismi
rcinherlon.
aithoUgh hoad of the
unablo tofiy until res
Ha s.il.l thai.
school, lie was
cently,
He na.s then gaged why lie hod placed
himself on tin- iarolI as nn aviator
and for twenlv-tive iiionlhs had dfSWn
extra pay In Ihe kuIho of nn nvlntor
This iueatlon reiualnod unanswered
through objectlona
Tin- pruascutlon strenuously opposed
Ilia adiulaalun or the bitters as evidence,
while the defence fouviu to have their
eoreia laid before the aourt,
atlsiiutiisasnioni snd favoritism shuwn
in ioiii.i ciion with ihe aviation s.-iusi
Mould hi- revealed by the letters, the da.
fence declared, gnd for that reason they
should he admitted to clear t-'ol, Uuvdjer.
iH
THE WHITE COMPANY 1
Broadway at Sixty-second Street, j IWw
-; New York.
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for M LLWV iiTTllaWfl B ft W f:P .
YOUR WATCH IS YOUR TIME TABLE
Every Hour on the Hour
Fat Trains leave Liberty St. from 7 A.M. to 10
P.M. weekdays; 8 A.M. to 1 1 P. M. Sundays. Mid
night train daily; Sleepers ready 10 P.M. 1 (Leave
W. 23d St. 10 minutes of the hour for all trains.)
Superior dining car service at dining hours.
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