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THE SUN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915.
WARSHIP SENT TO
STOP VILLA RAIDS
Alllfritffl Property In Dmitfpr
From sfnrviiijf Soldiers,
Mann Tolls Lnnsinir.
ItdlMH IJ TROOPS TO STAY
WaSHtgaTON, Nov 23.--A 't dig at the
tgftsnet ' (VxflBregSRsall James II Mann
0. ii .-. IhO Mouse minority leader,
Sxefstiry of Watt lanslng to-il.iy re
dffteil the Navy T'cpartnicnt to send
. ,-. to Teiololiampo, on the MM
MM : M. v .i, fur tin- purpose of pro.
H tin Amcrlcai) properties t i
Meelhli
nrtni VHIIsto sotaterg nnd bandits
.srer.1- ha bsen raiding the prog! rt loo, I
Sid Wl " "' snesjan na "reii nun I
m American lives In Ihe vicinity II l !
... . ,pnrarnnce of the warship i
u ' '
in ' 1 irb "arbor w.ll bnve a ralu-t
fgfj , ft Officials of tbS Hepnrtniei t
it ii . 'ipate th.il a landing party
t i I-.- tent xihnre, to scua-d tlie
ropi rtiei
Kaporii 'lie stats D! part in out to
froni tie' west coast of MobIoo told
t . rsl In ;lio Stati' nf Jalisco .if
.,. Ufa of VlUtgta soldier in a
MarvlDl condition. t-Sen. I'arra, mm.
t tiia Midlers, told .i pttlabta
Btor ol i sufferings of Ida men. Tat
Htrernl 'i i: ii. fie Midi they had rabolvtod
( : . . Keah. twolvo tnen MCQUItlbtttll
to Itart'Otlott. Thi trail r the army, li
Mid. i- marked by too blood from the
frot nf tii marchers. Botvotn live and
ii i itieand men were reported an con.
f : ItuUiuf hie tut '.
eepit Me- reporu of Intorotrod tla
Mexico Macro tary of War Dar.
liiwn .ted iiiN afternoon in roaponaa
In : ; :. !.- that tin
no) ronaldi ring tin
War Ikepurtmont la i
removal of any of ,
ti.f American bordor forcooi the bulk of
(rblch hae been no duty alonR the Rio
Urandi alnca the outbreak attain!
Hji-rt 1 began
SYSTEM LOST MILLIONS,
Ratleaal llnllmeja Hrinri
KNWPXWMg llegclt.
thuns
IS cl.sh edltlo.l i
. lonul Railways
... itded June to,
0 If i- :-i i: caused
f tin- report of
of Mexico for
101 1. shows an
by tl to revolu
tions
tei'. In thai country, The report abowa
that III tlie 1(131011 year gros earn-,-.g..
amounted lo It4,3?t,141, against
$7,170,. the previous year.
OroS! i,i. rating expense- we:, for
Uw year 101.1 105, compared to 3.'.,
4I.4 In lllt-ltlt, Earnings over
tperstlng L-xpeiuHsi dropped from .ji,
lll.lla ! 1911 io li.tit.T70 In 111$,
etui ii.-: revenue from $Il,S4$,gl2 to
$H,02t 1 19I3I3 there was a surplus
ni I7:a,"'ii, while in lmi tiie report
Show I . Iom of :8,ltt,(S4, Tile p..
I u il ii part :
Tlie percomtMW Of Oporatlng exueniel I
10 Mmlngn for tin year was 01.01 per ' yestet cay, when the society flled a volun
.. . Increase of ':. p.-i cent, o.-r tary petition in the Federal District
:iie previou! year, Bui it will bo noted 1 Court with ItabllltlM of $14,t(f and as-
ri:it devreaM lu gross earning! wuglgots of problematloal value, consisting
,.i cent compared with the prel0 j,-,,, in cash and certain "twilight
iloua ' .ii Comparing ;u-.-..-t of opev-1 , atma Ths society owes its vtc-
ml'"
Osxn
444.:
kei i
by I
Uk
isii with Itlt, there was a
in Isll of $4.tC0,Ikl.&$, or 11
.. . iioiwUhatandlng thai $.-
1 was charged to opera ling ex-I
. on . . i tint of
damage! caused
s re vol alou atitl
ntlon,
slali ii . Ni w tiet .
the so.
ulld
Win.: to the
: MJtUtl iolidlil.es. 111 till.., Wiioi.
tu- rl is. ami sometimes whole divisions,
Were alien from our control We hati
:he M'dngr front thorn ami frcquentl .
au : otiununlcat! wnb oui dlvtaloii i
!. - as in rigid economli admlnletra-
IfcN Al.le We were Still liable fill ex-1
bense! The bMl wag tUme that could
M - under the circumstances. Ii g
doubtful if a set of operating officer!
if.' ever l-alled Upon to face such ex-
;.:;; trj .tiiiditions in the mNtrnUon
of .. . Hwaj as were your Officer! in
he y -..i Itmler review ." J
I . .... .4) this year the operation of
the an) was still out of the hands
..'! el! and tinier the direction
-1. revolutionary factions Ueoauou I
tf ' i- situation all Interest and uthei I
t. - inutUI'ing vlnce the opera-'
t: company clxansod bands were
oefaulted.
Tentative plana for the taking up of
them obligation! bnve boon oongldored.
but hothltig detinite can be dune until
ih' ntrol of the rood become! certain I
f S. OFFICIAL BE A TVS
tin. in. i rum lYnnnde Inflicted
Drunken VlllUlaa.
I'aso, Tex., n'ov. Drunken
i"' before leaving Dananoa
VI!'
took
t tin
1 'ti..
Vn r an official named Mon
is home an 1 nserely
i i .g tn reiuirts received here
Montague's condition is re-
I irti : erltli al.
i' Vmerican engineer named aoan
' mid murdered ottteldo of Kaco,
i -night. He had driven the
I I i. th' troops of RodrigUeg.
. commander, from Cammeo to
Irlgueg, with $.000 mon, es-
I up ht-t at Cananea by tne
aiTi , euiilng forces, and Is on ills
l' ' irri N'ogalM, gonors, to resnforoe
' tiiaii mroand. in doing so he
pen. whom he liiwtruoted
i :t' to tiie pursuing Carrangs
lava . .. nform tne oommander that
' a "i praoeodod further south
r . Ilodrlguos skiited lets Cur
.i i pushed toward KogaleOt
' il. lit,', i s of l len. i 'a lies are
'""'in. uilUI.
LL SssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssW 4Lm
Along tha HgjJ lgW- MUiion SaaXavter
H Sunset Route Tucaow.Arlxona
en. r, l , lel.rnles "It in iitii Inn ! ... BgJ
Still aa Opportuaity to see
CALIFORNIA i
'..mom S'S ar'eJrw nv 5!HM!r :
or of the first anniversary H op-ew prlnlrs.. g Nt OWui ud tb. 4ela! iMstkaaO H
' ' li:Cu:;J:z:;:X-'::. Southern Pacific-Sunset Route
Nsw Orleans Lea AariUs fhxaDteew S Pmsiti..
H TUOS. A. EDISON oeuys f tht Smmtkern FmeUe H
- ,'",, "It Io A WonoWful Road- Aa Near
n an Interruption of tho Mnr-' I Perfection As They Make Rsllroada."
' able, the WOSterll H TfeM .... - mmh- ft? ft, LmA
Tii'1-...pb l onipany aninniiic'S Ssstd-s' V TZFLV r tiT w Tjh? iau mtM
- - lor I-,,, will l, I (gsee. fsrSTUigt r. Pntatf, St. Mew Wrf St. SOU
Barbados, aMiiX!isa gggH Wmmmmmmm 1
for I I :
be iftr I
I ' ' ' a MglP I rale (
$12,000,000 VALUE
FOR WIDENER ART
New York, Phlladeliihia and
Wnshinffton to Divide It,
Is Report.
DECISION IN TEN DAYS
I'iiii Aprt.riii, Nov. I - -l wa snld
to. ily on Hie h.t of nutliorlty that n
dent i it e RtlllOUIKWIMIII by Joseph K.
I Wldener, lin controls the fortune
nmaescd by llll father, the late I. A. II.
Widen", rcsardlng ttM disposition of
I tin- Wldcner art collection will he made
within a week or ten dnyi.
Meanwhile It has been reported thai
not MM of the three cities, New York,
i Philadelphia and Washington, to w hich
tht will of the late street railway eapl
ta'uet directs thai the collection may Im
given, will get ail of It. but t tint It will
PS divided UMMJ them, .foeeptt K.
Wl.lener llM many friends and many
interests in tlie tine,. eUlo and the re
rt , ,, -ill distribute the eollec-
'tlon raic- no surprise.
I'he value of the OOllOOtlOII
I undo root Ima ted ratbor than
mated. v rannoktoour who
tonally ROUUalntOd with nie I. it
WMOttor and examined the
baa lie. ,
ler-
P. A. B.
oollw tloti
more than OHGO Bald that .K'.(mn.aio
would lie h I'OtlMreatiVe eetimate of the
collection! v.tlue. 'VI it- eetitnate In
enide the boolM, tapMtrlew gnd ruffa.
Thlx expert, who hax a wide reputa
tion, doclarca that the porcelains, trhlob
ore moat I y Clilnese, ore worth $?,ooo,poo.
A mnalxT of theae ti.jreei.UiiM were pur
i halted by Mr. Wldetier from the .xill
tlon of I he late J
IMert Morgan.
f the paintltiga alone
7t ,000, the lame-!
Tho late .Mr l-
The total calue .
! may be placed at
niithortty doclarod
. dt tier paid alxnit
brandt'i "The M
$650,000
i" and
for
lb m-
than
The
worth
: fcoo.oot fur Rap hasl' i M Madonna.
an iycKa In the coitei'iem are
" ore tnan
brand ts, ex
11,000.000. Three Hem
luMve ,,f "The Mill." arc
than $1,000,000, The re-
the paintings, repreoenllng
Dutch. Italian nnd OthOT
easily worth $4,000,000.
wortn more
tnalnder of
tne KuglUtb,
BChOOU, are
An In the
bronoes there are in the
Colloctlua some of the tlnest examples
of fifteenth century work to be found
In America, one, a bust of a boy. from
tin- i ike i.f Mariborough'i oollootloa, is
valued ai $$10,000. The ftunott! Moro
sinl helmet ens: Mr. Wldoner around
$100,000. The Oronxes altogether are
valued at $1,000,000,
In addition, there are the beautiful
lapOOtliM of the Boucher period, Vene
tian rugs and the early printed biajka.
such us the Dutenberg nibie, tin- mlgsxli
and the Illuminated manuscript!.
TWILIGHT SLEEP FILMS FAIL.
Mm her IiimmI g lOtfi Ike Owner.
File tnlnntarp lea.
Tie' attempt made
by the Motherhood
K.I i all nial S ciety.
Inc., to educate the
the public In regard to twilight sleep
methods ended In the bankruptcy court
president. Kugeiie It. Hennet "f Brook-
tf.(6, part of Which Is secured.
Tht. ptajl f thf Motharhood fteelots
... , si, .rnlli
.... , ,. w m aaustni.
of terethurg. ' l' rin:ui', who was to
i the ac ipanylng lecture Ths
I society w.i- refused a lloense t- . xbibtt
the dims ai the West Bnd Theatre last
April. Although the operation attend
ing childbirth was touched delicately in
; the Hlms, CommlMloner "f Licenses Bell
I declared that the xuhiecl i's.'lf was nns
. tit for public presentation.
WALDORF DIGNITY RELAXED.
11 m
Ileal
rkaiik.sblas 1'nrlt .
411 the Frills.
The
ditlOMg 1
It! patii
as had l
Wag sta
ahlorf-Aatorlu llolsl tine's tra
t tne wted last night and g.'tvs
ins a Thankaglvlng party sueh
e-er lieen xeon there ''oefore.. I
e,l It the grill room, trans-
formed into a make botlove tmm. t
programme IncltldOd a pantomime if
I tBA iir.d mer old fashioned things. A
thirty pound turkey gobbler strutttsl
among tho UtblM. There square
Aanoaa the lancers ami utiadrille. bv stx-
t -n i-erformers. gild tha Waldorf shat-
tared convention completely by invit-
Ing the diners to Join In. They Uld. ami
enjoyed it. although most of them were
rather unfamiliar with the steps.
The bill of fare wis a regular country
ThMkafftVlM dinner. For the tlrst time
In tlie history of the WoidOTl hot onrn
brood and doisThnutx had an honored
I lace on the menu. It was the biggest
t.:gt:t of its kind, n.tne of thnec present
1 sani. since tho famous Bradley Martin
lame of a gen ration ago
Kx-Oov, John M Hlaten f Ueor
gla, li. L. Brewster, Mrs. f N. Baker,
Chatmoey J. Blair, w H. cruvuth, J.
n. oottman, C, M. Haskell, Mrs. E. r.
Matthews, Mis William Van Rensselaer
ST.iih. h. Strachan, J, it. Thompoon.
Taylo
C n atnor -.iu Col a . ji.
I
-iiiaaaaaa
aWWt ?t sswWsm'-BBBBVBB
MISS ST. ALBANS MAKES
HER DE.B JT AS JULIET
Beautiful Production of Shakespearian Play Made at the
Forty-fourth Street Theatre Young Star Gives
Promise Excellent Cast Helps Her.
end Janet ' At the r..rt-
f mirth Wiwl Theatre.
i: able Hamilton
Ilesne
Parlt
Montarue. .
t'apul!t . . . .
Mercutlo. . .
Knnieo
Juliet
Peter
The Nurse .
Philip T ii. it-
Harold Hklnn. r
Duuslas Hem.
Frederick Lewis
lieorfa Itelph
. . . Khyva Ht. Alhati.
..Rowland Hurketiuie
Pfnlllot Pair;
J
lot thla City, the lias prepared herself
Tito Forty-fourth Htreet Tliestre wiIw H11K tpv B1U(lv llIld lai,, nUhl
the ene last night of a dramatic ex-, came forward to ahow what ahe could
perlment unusual, at least in theae days. : an i.mp.leh in a no ggg trylag role than
Budding genius dkl In the past Often "g of MayMl who
come before the publie in Home glgflo I participated In the performance las'
play.- young Mlnervaa fully armed hft jotranlrtg WON well known to the theatre-
the technique of their art eprlnaln from IS" ,ul"" ohllf i"'erent centred about
, . . . , , IMiea St .Minna. She haa much charm
the brain of soma academic Jcne. It of V(,u,h an,, n(.lt,v m , ,pil,
used to lie oallad beginning at the top of (of her abort experience acted exceedingly
the ladder and was dls.atttaged even In ' well, ejhi irivea pionuae of having an
daya presumably polmier than our own
There waa a greater Interest In tin
dramas of the claMlc theatre In those
brave times There was curiosity to see
how tha ladles of the stage took the ac
customed hurdles that were stretched
X,ksng the ecenea through w hich a charac
ter had to pass. How did this JuHri .
read the potion scene and how did thai
one act the balcony love passages? AVas
this I, mil Woetiefk finer walking In her
- 'sleep than In the dialogue with her bus-
baud.' And did I. fit) Trazlr stick to ih..
traditions when she quarrelled with Mr
POfer, and did she make much of the;
acreen scene? Theae were the .matters '
trial interested playgoers in the oiaen .
Ilmg and made the apparition of any
young woman In one of the el isl, parts
a matter of more concern than It is to-
day. How can even the most KOCOfn- .
pllshed of our contemporareous actors
awaken the Interest of the pttbttO In the
plays of 8hakespear ?
la Msrr Anderson's Kootetrpe.
laist night "llomeo and Juliet" was
lierformcd chiefly to allow a young
actreaa of the exotic name of Khy a St.
BARNARD GIRLS HEAR
MRS. AUGUST BELMONT
Former Miss Rohgon Talks to
rolleare Aetresges on Prep
aration for Staire.
Mir. August Belmont. (ormorlj
171anor Itolmon. was the truest of honor
yesterday afternoon at a meeting of
I Wigs are! nes. the Barnard College ;
dramatic society. The subject o:' the
meeting was "C .aching," and Mrs. Bel
mont gave a short talk on the work of
the Kducatlonal lrama league prior to
Introducing Mre. 17. Sherblan Frye. who
demonstrated inetluMin of coaching with
a group of children from the league.
Fifteen llttla girls between the ugea
of ami 14 marched upon the stage of i
Brlnekeriioff Theatre before tlie 'iio Bar
nard students pr-wettt and peoeoeded .
Under the instruction of Mrs. Frye to ,
show an utter lack of Mlf-COnSCloueneM
and a grsd deal Of stage presentee in the
rending of a seen.' from "A Mkloummet
Night's Dream." As Mrs. Frye hart
never seen the children before, the him- 1
With wkieh she put them al their isim
In strange surrounding! and gained tb tlr
attention and interest eke well for the
inethoiia ot the league.
; The hVltical lonal Drama League n
, naitoual oigaulxatton, tiie scois- and III
IflUOtlCO of which la spreading swiftly,
Mrs. Belmont, the president
said in
I opening that too mud
atr- could tint
1. laid upon the educational a4je of
dramatic stork she ut beai.sjied with
application! for coaches from Western
cities, aiul eh- feels that there are great
openings in the coaching line for trained
women. The subject was of gr-itt In
tereit to tlie Barnard undjorgTaduatee,
for through Wigs and t'uea t li-y are
keeping in touch with the current drama.
BERNHARDT BOOKS PASSAGE
Will ArrlTe Aboal Jan. II. Mo Vinn
ager l on nor e Advleed,
Harah llemiuxr.lt hits 1si.kel passage
for America, on the Hteamatnip Lafavett. .
aalllng ffeWm Bortleaux on ChrtXtniAa
pay. She will aTlve in New Y'(k about
January a, her manager. W. F. Con
nor, waa advise.! by oaUs ywstarday
Mrm Henibanlt will play for tie
first time on her American tour the bal
cony ax-ene frni aRoenOo and Juliet '
and tho trial ejktnO from The MOTChaill
of Venice." Houn.Ud Jubet will le he
leading Tnan and ahe Is bringing w!Hi
her atsut forty players. Her repertoire
will Include "4 "undMe." "Jeanne Doro."
"Jeanne IV Arc " and "Madainn X
Allmna to a.-t the OWKllot danuliP r MUM
I Ml, Albana in aald tn have had Utile or
I IN theatrical experlenee. TV ahow her
i talent! ahe made thla utiempt to travel
, In the ffhTtattBfl f Mry Anderaon. naet
noted of the artreaeee who leaped Into
i fame :it a llrat aptiearaiiee : Maricaret
Mather. S. lenn Fetter. Aire, .lame"
I BrUWII Potter and other ambitious ouna
I women w ho followed the example which
w hi net that by Anna CorU Mowatt.
MlM St Alliana m the datiKhter of (lacar
,-i.-it.i:er, the well known KltiKiiieT teacher
in.
.ilng career.
Hut after all the performance ap
pealed to Jhe atJdbMIM principally
through tiie eye rather than the ear.
JgCQtHM Colnl as the artistic bead of (he
producing organ I xa tloti placed before tne
public one ol the meet delightful eoenlc
pruiluctiuna of Shakeepearc een In New
York in a long time The balcony atid
ballroom foeneg ware particularly
. ff. live
leeopf nMe t Ut
Ai tar as the rest of ffto compatt)
Doncernad mile nnd be saw lredertrk
l-vls, with hie long XSSOClatlOh with
the Sol hem ami Uarlowe company, la a
well known figure s! the youthful
.Iftprwfto atij acted with Ice old time ex-
proMlvonoM Rowland Hurkalcrit ro
pes tctl h.e laughsble portrayal of Prtrr
and Cleorge Ralph as aotaeo was very
awoptabls rfolllot Pagel took the part
of ihe JftlrXe, I'uller tielllsh was f'rior
t,nuf sec ami Other pans were equally
well acted
The latest Hhakeapearlan effort at the
rorty-fourth street Thoatre has many
IkiiniH Which make it wall Worth seeing.
NEW FIRM TAKES MRS. FTSKE
Will-'
tlnillsim i ore, and John H
Inms to lllreet Iter filar.
Maillson f'orey and John i. WMlsatn!
tie- former for main yenr- mxnatp i
with Hen W Saag' . and t ie Igttcrl
noa business mamgfor for the Chart es
lYohman CDfttpany, will in tha holktaya j
present .Nrs. V-islie In a new rplliatlj
called "lirsiwiuie auoan." by sfajion i
it forest who ttramatlxed "Little I
Women " 1
This will be tne llret time Mre. FIsU.
has xppeared ondor other manaoTerueni I
than he.- uisiiand. Jlarr'son 'Jrey rTske.
SB
-
' - Wl.
sleet storm
At that time a number of Gar
ftirdH. equipped with heavy scrapers,
were put to work in Central Park
West, where deep snow drifts had
blocked all traffic.
Starting at 6 o'clock on Saturday
evening, the t.arfords worked con
tinuously until 5 o'clock the follow
ing day. By that time the roads
assigned to them were entirely
cleaned.
In 23 hours the motor trucks had
completed the work for which the
city's horse-drawn sweepera form
erly required 10 days.
This remarkable test convinced
Mr. Fetherston of the higher effici
ency of (.arford motor trucks.
The
tapMfjf4fjfjM
MANAGER 50 YEARS,
RUBEN CELEBRATES
Former Secretary at Metropol
itan Keoalh Early Musical
Days in New York.
STAGE NEWS AND OOSS1P
iudwig Ruben, who hoe been well
known In tha musical life of New York j
for half a century, yesterday relohrateu ,
his seventieth Wrthday. H gave part
if the celebration, however, to recalling
to the minds of his friends that he
was r.a years old to-day as a mualnal
msnager Fifty years ago to-day Rub
en's Musical Agency, which lo Mid to
le tha first of Its kind In this country,
w a opened In Room 7. Stetnwwy Hall.
"The artists available In thoee days,"
Mr Huben said yesterday to Ths Hi-n
reporter, "were In the main Americans.
A sample programme of some of my
roncerta given tn Oodworth Hall, which
was at X01 Broadway, was rendered by
Miss Lacoete, tragedienne, who recited
Tlie I.oM Hedr' ; by a soprano, acon
tra'.to, a tenor, a barytone and a plnn-
i-t. who played a variation on tin
Hue-
Man national hymn, and my
Sana a lanlsh song Thei
rlf, who
was a
tenor."
Mr RubOtl also sang In eftiern bouffe
when the Frxich companies come over
i'erc. and Is well rememliered by veterrtna
is Frtte Ui "Iji tlrnnde IiucheMe." But
bO bmg ago gave up an active mUgtSOj
nr-vt Hume of the artlate who aj
pegrod liere under Ida manarement were
Atilonta Trere-lll. Mme Furach-Madl.
K.iward Uoyd, Sir fharies fardley and
i w ide Miisln. t-V'r flftoon -ears Mr.
itubeti was al the Metropolitan Opera
rfOtgM as manager, ar.d was Maurice
tlratl'l private secretary for a long time.
After Mr 'irau'g retirement Mr Rtfbefl
went to Motitresl, hut he is sgs'n tiaek
In business In New York In the same
hUltnegg, In fait. In Which he itarted
hglf a century ago.
Arv'.d ltulsn. who made t,.,- UW I-
Igtlon cf -When the TotHlf 1 ine
l'., loins, wnton Mnanuei itea ner is us- i
Ins at the Harden Th-utre. writes to1
TnX Scsi that the contedy has Isen
acted very MOOxOXtfnUy In Htoskholm.
l me reiym i neaire in o,H-.,nagrn ain
he National Th-atre In Chrlatlanla.
. in addition to such Continental cities as
Berlin and Vienna. This only empha-site
he lack of sympathy Which the Amerl
gn PuMlC has with tie Scandinavian
higO "ml the Incimprehensiide exag-
ge rati on of the merit, of these writers
fnr the Mwir, which hav
ytsirs been .1 deiuslol: of
-ma in tins country.
for some
erudn tier-
It is gissl new! that Dmoj log Kalman
hag written another ixm!.' nra, which
has boon produced In Vienna It is
called "I.stig Live Love " No such score
ns "Sari" lias conie out nf rluropc In
years. Ki.w IfljIgllgOt will produce
ilia
J.
work her
Brown, comptroller of the Met-
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Why the City Uses Garfords
This winter a battery of Garford motor trucks will take the place of horse-drawn street sweepers on
the streets of New York.
Street Cleaning Commissioner John T. Fetherston reached this decision after the big snow ami
of March 6 and 7, If 19
NEW
shew Root
voaa cm
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St.
Garford Motor Truck Company, Lima,
NSW
gerrtce Stattew, 417 W.
GUARANTEED
CERTIFICATES
SWOt . Ntttlng 8
$4000 - Ntttlng 5
$5000 - Ntttlng 5
For tht Invttttr who wants
thttt tuct amounts.
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
CarHal,fAirplut Pr. $9,000,000
ft liberty gt H.T. 114 Moatataegt
.Hkn.
ttpera c-onipany, announced
the prospectus of the Herge
yeeterday
de Dlaghlleff Ballet Husse. The engage
nient will begin at the t'entury opera
House on .lanunry 17, lasting for two
weeks. The dancer will occupy the
stage of the Metropolitan for the lai!
tour weeks of the aeaaoti.
Before the ballet movee In the Met
ropolltnn It will have a season In Bo -ton
and then tour the principal cities
of the country Warrlav NlJInaky sjld
Thamar Karsavtna are the principal
dancers. Krnest Anaermet, the eondUC
tor, with his orchestra, is now on bit
way to "New York. I.eon Hakst has de
signed the scenery and costumes lie
will accompany the Company here in
January.
Mme. LtterOSlg Bnrl. one of the mail -stays
of Mr Oattl-t'ssaiza's forces ghtew
he retirement of ileraldiiie Farrar, has
been so III since her nrrlval In America
last week that she has been olbiged lo
cancel two of her aehedtik-d operatll
yerformauces. She was to have suni-
in "Iris" for the first time this seas n
' Monday night Her Inability to do go
'necessitated it change to "Boris f lodu
nuw," and now cuinofl the annoitnc. ine-t
j that she will be unable to sing in
, " If an On LeOoaUt" Saturday gfti rnoon.
So this opera ban been withdrawn in
fgtfOf of "Tosca." in which Louise Kd
, wlna. wlin has been lent by Mr. Cam
panlnt .if the ChtOOXJO Company, will sing
the title role, with Mr. Cam SO as Mnr1 t
'and Mr. Hoottl In his famous Imper
gOMtlon of ,i-orito
' Miss llorl Is suffering ft i an an at-
' tank of tonsil. us ad a '',! it 1 wnb h
baa so affected h"i voice that he ha
i not even been able to attend rehearsals.
1 She wits reported Yesterday as consid- t
Khw improved, gtthotfih It w ill be I
' u,ur W.K before her friends will h
n,h, hear her at th
Metropolitan,
-
' ,.,l(l,r arflcrxnt guidance nf
th'
deitartn.ent .,f Ihe Hlonudmnu
John I'hiiip Si u-a bus a large ordei
ut out for hlmoolfi jnh-i Barrett, rep
resenting "the allied itnAmer can Qov
. nnients." hs commissioned "tl,"
Mna-h King" to write a mart h compris
ing the national songs of all tl - r.
nubile- of North. Central aid Smith
America fnr use at the Pan-America II
.onvention in Washington on January
Frit! kreialer will give a violin r -cltal
al the Motel Astor Sunday evening
for the lienertl of Ihe Hospital for fe.
f rmttlea and Joint lilseases. A dan. e
will follow the recital.
Agathe Baroeacu. a rtumanlan aotPOM
of distinction, will give a p. rformati.
i of Ibsen's "'Ihosts'' next Tu-sla' own-
nlng In the Straus Auditorium
Fducatlonitl Allian-e
of thi
Motor
Trucks
R. E. Taylor Corporation
Eastern Distributors, Garford Motor Trucks
NSW ARK, N. J. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Show Rooms. SM Central Aes. Show Himmi, 1JM llrdf.ud Aw.
LONG ISLAND Mlneole. L. I.
Manufacturers of Trucks of 3A, 1. Vfe 2. 5 ""
ARK, N. J.
BROOKLYN.
gMiico SMttest, SM Central Ave. Benlci Station, Use
POLICE GLEE CLUB
. STIRS COP CARUSOS
Men tin post sure CommlMion
op Woods t an Fill Larue
ChoriH.
STAFFORD As DIRECTOR
No doubt the news that Do
noner Arthur Woods has suspend,
no clubbing rule so that the poll"
have a glee dull has hem bailed
-.1 Ih
oeaelnni boon bv the members
of the
American Humorists Association. Ib.t
a Si n rep.rter who qgOSttCMd gno'l
many patrolmen and officer s well as
Mr. Wooda yesterday can testify that
tho general order requesting singers,
real or putative, to -end Ihelr names to
hendnuri tiers was reOllVOd with snlrmn
approval.
There ass one bluer. .at. on toet not
more thJUl a dnt's Journey from Pity
Hull, who was Inclined tn be skittish
at flesi.
"xre y ni a singer"" queried the re
porter "Nope. I'm a Wheeler Wlleon '
"Winn do yog think of the police
I ui lllb lllfll
It's tb. new 'b'rd
.1. gree. There'll
prit - 'tier to come
t.i rmlttod to sli l
una follof Mbis
be trouble in getting
through if the copg "t
to Icm BUI
as Ihe
take n
is It'l
th" I'o
InOjUlfwf ice moving on).
km t
Mi k
best
ore
thai
me serious. nai i ream
S a grand idea may Is ihe
!ommlMloner v. I had. Tin "
number nf men or the force
any
cm sing
aitu they
log
u b
off you. ' let em tog a her
as glsid US Ih" police
band.
Telia
of n Fine Tenor.
'f$vof know Rergeani Domln .. Cob
loary? rtro lost track nf him now. but
be was up In West Sixt -eighth street
when i wag tho re. The Commissioner
ought get nfter htm for a tenor. That
man Dot loan need to sing tor iv.urs
You know every station house ha! at
legal one "inger and DM Orator, Ooh
lear.. was the ginger, tie was Ihe real
thing - knew all tie- Vaudeville i-tufr. Out
liked phurcn mush best. He'd sing The
Holy city1 and all of 'Jerusalem' and
everybody out in the itveei would crowd
clean up to the from door lb could
real music like bo WH! born with a
metronome in Ills mouth instead pf a
till spoon. Sa. Id like 1. 1 hear COl
loary singing tenor in a departmei t glee
cluii. And there's lot! more almost i-
good as i oiiearj-' 1 woman ! wonaer
if the CoromlMloner ioura gel .. . .-
Jsck C bo rUfl of $00 men if be wants that
many. B$f the way. are the men Who
get Into this club go, iv to gel time
oft or wir. they do theh rehearsing on
their own time? '
Th- reporter was able to rep:e that
while the programme has not ueei fuilj
plotted Oommlogloner Woods expects
thai leave of absence from what nPir-
ertse would be reserve duty 'an ) ar
ranged. That th" m cession iui.ii.
"Last year we found ih.it the
(iarford trucks performed good work
and I propose to hire an additional
number for snow work this coming
winter," he declares.
Garfords are not affected by
weather conditions. They are
equally reliable winter or summer.
They can work continuously 24
hours a day if necessary. And- -they
involve ttO expense when not
ivorking.
No matter what
whether it is large
is a Garfortl which
your needs.
ItOSUIN, MASS
Show Rooms, 71 llrooltllne
6 tun cupticity
N. V. HON TON, MASS
Atlantic A!. Service station. 7 llrookbue
FROM THE
SHOULDER
If there is one organization
in this country which may be
consistently depended upon to
conduct a building operation
rapidly .economically , and well,
and in all phases and at all
stages of the work to conserve
the Owner's best interests,
that organization is ours.
No building organization in
existence hat had more ex
perience and none can furnish
more convincing testimony at
to the merit of its labors.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
bi mi tuber, of tiie polict band, who also
give part of their leisure tn mpalc.
II may be that -"inn old tuners on the
fofeg will "boo" the g ltd. prng)Mi.
but none was hen. I from yesterday. In
fact every man who was sounded m
h ippy about it except one found gloom-.n-;
i.i NgMOU -in.-: Although ap-
proachod with what seemed to the re
j-orter appropriate humility he wavwl it
forbidding glove and snorted .
"I have tio ideas on any --iibje t. tin
to the station house If yog want to fln i
ut anything."
KipHitslon of fnnrtef.
The police gb luh, or choru '
hasn't bet a named yel -will amount to
in expansion of tiie police quartet o--
gnnlaed tw month! ago and i:ow re
competent thai it s ,ng recently at the
funeral of rather Psnncls J Sullivan, o
tHiiice chaplain, In St AlOgSlUS! Church
Listening to thl quartet- -Its membe. s
ne Uleul N'i.'iiiv and Patrolmen Hi.
phgel, Kunse and Boyle, two Irishmen.
Italian ami a Qerman Commlsgksnei
Woods a. .i,.. ed if ihe men WOUldn'l
take tn the notion of having a much
larger choir.
The CommlMlonei talked with his
friend Tliomnn Htufford, organlll and
clndr director of SI fieorge'l Protestant
Bplscopal t'huroli, who trained the police
quartet. Mr, Htaffonl said that if the
Commissioner would pi. k l.kely singers
.and Ml -i li'.n in tit ni he -.ould weed
iheai mi.. gnnlss a chorus and direr
I : Henci in. general Older .ailing for
! volut - -,v 'h - read in all station
' ho use ii on Monday night
. .-.-' ii indred men I . i respond!
I already Tic CommkMiogor Is confident
, that Hie downtown patrolman was right
then he -aid t: re would be no trouble
I iii culling s " rat k. rjack ghn lub" from
I among ll.iniO men win. at least hav.- to
i have
goo 1 illest-
1 good ihroats n
thelr business.
The men egpect tn get a loi if fun See
- .1. - emit d muelcal training -ut of their
new endeaVur, It may be thai th.- gbe
club will lei flllbert and Bulllvan Into Its
repertoire when tin proper time "times,
hut there is no disposition at present tu
Men in Hi. loader announcing a: soma
future com ert
"Ou:- next Mlectloit wilt bt
Tehli s ... leritlon rltl thw
A policeman', tut I- net ,i happy nee.'"
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