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THE SUN. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1ft15
Weber and Rand Win Doubles in Junior Indoor Championships Cleveland Men of Wealth Fight for Indians
CLEVELAND CAPITAL
MAY HELP SOMERS
Olio New Project Is to Buy
(mlians and l.mse Them
to Old Owner.
Bit. MEN JOIN TOGETHER
CUNItANBi Per. 30. Cleveland ea.pl
ml 111.11 rt aain control of I til Cleve
land Indiana, dplt the fact that all
tieaotlatloi.s so far By Cleveland ca.pl
tallats have fallcil In hear fruit. It
learned tr.-nledtt lliat h a ndlciite la
planned, composed Of wealthy meiiihe-e
if the Cleveland Athletic Mub. with tne
idea of buying the tram. It ia declared
in 4aseball ciroles lo-nta'tit that If this
syndicate ia completed and does make,
a dicker for tlie i lull Billy Kvaits. Ameri
can Iukii umpire, will BO BBOStB aa
manager.
Ban Johneon president of I ha league.
Mid the other league magnate -ho were
hare diagnosing tha financial Ilia of C,
W. Somen", present Indian oraner. left
tha 1 1 v thle mnrning. J hi..nn g"lng to
Xorwalk. Ohio, where one of ma relo
Uvea died. Before leaving Johnson de
clared he would Hatha have the team
transferred lo local capitalists and that
plenty f time would he given Cleveland
men to hid for the club.
A conference was held to-night at the
Cleveland Athletic Club at which tha
proposition to take the cluh off Somera'a
tkaada wo discussed v plan wheiehv
the proposed syndicate might first buy
the club and then lcn It to Bomorl
through mortgage arrangement .Uao
waa talked of, but toil plan wan not
favored, Bafty next weclt, it waa nn
notmceil to-night. It will be known
wtiether or not this particular oyndlcata
will bid for the team
W. E. Telling, wealthy Ice crentu man:
Ben Hopkins, eubwav promoter, ami
al other wall to do Clevel.indera
mantlfglall to-day aa laisallilo pur-
It now 1a prartteaaly ai.mired th vt the
Cleveland American Association lall
team, also controlled by Sotners, will go
to 1lelo Boger Hresnahan. manager
of the Chloago Cuba, and President
Thomas of the Mine club are oxtieeted
hen next -week to doee the deal.
Thomaa will lie president of the cluh
ami Breanaliati manager, the ownership
being vested In a syndicate of Toledo
men. headed by .Tohn Willys, automobile
manufacturer.
DE 0R0 TO PLAY JEVNE
IN BOSTON NEXT MONTH
Three Cushion Champlonahip
to lt nt Stake in Mateli
on .hin. 1 i, I :t hikI 1 I.
A.fl'edo lie Oro will defet-d the w(trld'l
three euahton rhamplonahtp ag.t.nst
lloyd .Icnc in nioto ttet month, ac-
or-lhiK to ;i dedalon reached l ist nlghl
hy tin- goveri iii; iiowers of bllllarda.
Pa Oro, the champion, exntcssed his
prafarance foe Boat n baoauaa or ttic bet
ter terms offered by 'hat city, and the
aucoeedlni arranfjemanti 'lid not rauulra
mil' it time. The dates set ure Wednes
day. Thursday a d Friday nights, Janu
ary 1 l :: and I I
New York promoters made a bid for
the match, but did not go high because
lOVne, who has n d played here m '.rs
.'nd then only a few t.tnes. was pot re
garded aa much of a drawing card.
Chicago aisp granted the match, but for
aimllar reasons did not offer any very
alluring IftdUCOfflO! :s
Jevnc was a habitual champion m the
early days of three cushion carrome, be.
fore such a thing as safety play was
hnowTi. Ills powerful stroke and ability
to acoie prollflcally With favorable posi
tions enabled him to outelass his rivals.
Ilia daolln from prominence dated from
tha offering of the Jordan W l.ainbart
championship emblem in 1 !r) T . He rtn
laheil far down In the tournament held
at Pt. Tjouls and had not appeared In
title play since until the recent tourna
ment in Chicago. H has developed
Bafaty play to some degree, so that he
see a chance to compete with De
Bin Caaalanol. who hereafter will
practise every afternoon and evening nt
TaJy'a with a match against William F.
Hoppo In view, had Blchard Dawaon for
an opponent yesterday and heat him by
sv acore of 250 to 137. The great French
man averaged 18 "-3. with a high run of
ft. Dawson averaged 9 if-It and ran
t)r. H. P. Jennings. "10. defeated C.
T. Terry, 200, lust nlghi by a score of
210 to 158 in the Brooklyn handicap at
Ihe Brooklyn Billiard Academy. He
played steady balkllne, with runs of 1.
and 1 and an average of 3 3-69. Terry ,
avaraged 2 2U-68. with runs of II and 10.
HO SAVAGE - WEINERT BOUT.
Jim Hi age, the Orange, N. J
heavy weight who WM scheduled to fight I
Charley Welnert of Newark at the Pio
neer Sporting Club last night, 'asked the '
club to postona his bout, stating that
he tod injured his shptilder while train
ing. The club communicated with
Weinert, who agreed with the club man- i
agemen' t i grant Savage's request.
he pOatpOnetnanl of the fight was a
great dlaUppolhtmant to the New Jersey
fight fans, among whom both of the men '
have a big following.
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.
Fir.il K0 .llng nil 9t fur-
nn Sufr.irnir. 110 (H sVhTlHltff)i 5 to 1.
I to uiul 7 to 1 0. won ' Ka-oinntlnff. 1 r .
i llny-. :! t' 1, in nnd I to ('on'1 ;
f.Ittit- HI u . ftft H91ty, 1t 1. 2 to 1 Mid
yn tlilr.l Tiinaa. 1 f 11 8-3. i'snr'n. Col.
flrtntiai . Kttt hvrln . ' .. Senator JtntM !'r.
Mink M . Wmlltnfl Ulli Mitrsthtil! Tiignnn,
Hlli tftrttl nl inyaoil Ilwt also ran.
il Hit' T4ns Kuuirlt y ; iKo-yfr-
olitt; nIi furlong- UmU cochrun, 1 1 2
fShlllJnf ) lo S ni out. won Wliloptf"
InK Hop HI' lit !4)il!1lnv, to 1. J to 1
a ti J out. . oni ; Honoy fMolM
worth t, tvtn null nut, third Tlino, 1:14 1-6.
F;:. nlno ran
Thlrtj lUtt - slliiit . all UMfj ono mi:
ronnuvht, 103 (Hi yet), I to l, f to 1
'id f ven vl "ti ; A Mtt, I " j ( MolWfJTth). 7
f ."j, 1 to un-i 1 lo inoondi 'or.ll K..
fiiriin-m, )i to 1 t- 2 utul 1 to ).
uil-J Time. -V.r TlUkt'l M, fiunii. Hi Dry
WalhftnU ind Hulk 3 rii'l alao ra-n.
Fourth lift.- Uundlrap. H'l a JC4FB Hfvrn
furlonfftv Wtlhlti, ii- c. ilunti. 3 to i,
vn u nil t to 2. vrrtu , King wOM, 103
itlivn.-si. to 1. S to 1 and ti to ,
ond. Jiit-d Hull. ir, (UoyH)i 6 to 1. : to i
On-1 even, third Time. 1 St rUT,
MtttO Htrlnir. H'nanr.:i. Kootenay and St.tr
f Fxa-i! .lfO ran
Fifth Ua '.llnf : thrae -y at 414i and
mi 'van f uriontf -Frolct ndHle, l3
fl'lrlienil. t to a-fn mHi i to . won
KeaJ WOrtn, 107 Family i. m (A l, aj to 1
an! 3 MOOn4l l.ady .TtmcH, 91
iOlVM). 1t),1to A Ul 1 and 2 To I. third,
TrtnOi liN ;5 Cnrlilnioi Bva, oidnio
biii, 0ooUt Riy. mfar4i tnd nan i,e-y
ttUv. rat. ...
fllsfth Ba-ci -Boiling. ')ir".yfr-olfla and
up. affi miia bw. h r-mnui .Moonlight, 6;
7li. 1
to 1. 4 to 1 h;i,1
-- C 102 IlllOliM
to l. von.
I m .t. l to 2 tnf
107 (Aitoio, io
JWN Time, hU
BonnlN Buck and
Is 4. second Karri
1 I la
t ano
1 to I"
ueotn s.
faalJi '
aloUit Cat ah
i in.
CHICAGO BOY HAS CHANCE,
TO HOLD PAIR OF TITLES
Weber, With Rand as Partner, Beats Taylor and Binzen
in Junior Doubles Final and Will Meet Last Named
To-day for Singles Crown.
James VA'fbtr of Chlraao captain of
the AndoVeT Academy tennla team, had
I what might be calleil a pleaaant time
'yesterday at the Seventh Heglment Ar
I mnry In th" national Junior rhatnpion
'ehlp indoor tennis tournament. The
I yOUnl ( bl'-agi-Hn BfOB the double title
I'll R. C, Hand of Htirvurd aa hla part
ner, and reached the final round In the
singles and will piny Kllln't Blmen of
rOrdhaiD for the Junior crown this j
morning Rt 1ft 311 Binlena pleaaure
i wnv marred a little by Weber, for the
Ki.rdliatii boy with his partner. II Tay-
lor, nilght have won the doubles title
I hail it not been fur the hlrago youth's
i brilliant play. It waa the main factor
In the Weler-!tam! straight set victory
' at 6 I, - I, S 1.
Unth finalists In the singles won their
semi-flu, 1 1 round matches in straight
sets. Weber In the top half Iwng'-d
I Ml way to an easy win over ItOITItt
j fuller of fratt Institute at B- I, 4,
i and BlBSttl ttd v a need In the lower half
; with even greater facility over HukIi 1'.
;uller of l.'olumbln at a 3, 6 1. Bin-
sen now has a chance of breaking even
I with Weber on the plcabtite and the
plate by beating the Chicago boy thla
i morning Judging by their work ester
, Uny The Kurdham hoy will have h mighty
task BhOBd of hllM t" d'spose of his
rival
In both singles and doubles Weber
iappeared to play considerably above
' Binxen's game. One of Hitmen- most
I effective weapons of attach during the
tournament has been his reverse twist
service It had proved an enigma to all
I of the boys t ha.! Hlnien met m the sin
gles, but did not bothef Weber very
much yesterday In the doubles match.
: The aOTVlce breaks sharply lo ihe lef.
; wbleh ought In suit Weber perfectly, ns
I he is a left hander.
Both Hlnxen and Weher In thetr
Imatrhee showed that they liked to get
III as f.0M to the net aa possible, and
I both showed rental liable skill at choking
off their rivals' returns by different
; methods. The Knrdham hoy used a I
sharp Proof eourt stroke, winch never
failed of Us purpose, while Weber pre- I
feried to smash with great vigor any
'thing lie could reach In fore court.
BJInieit Wai unite n hit better on his'
, around strokes than was Weber, but the 1
'latter ahnwed a terrific dr.ve. backliand 1
i and forehand, for a youngster and his
ovorhoad game vrould do crodlt to a
veteran Neither .'utter nor i.uller
played luffldontly well in the singles to
draw on- h best I en fill that was In
.their respective rivals
Tile d ublCI match wtia one in which
Individual prowess prevailed, for neither.!
I of the combinations had anything like I
teum nrorM Taylor was off his aanv-1
THE THOUSAND
1916-SS50
See This Unusual
Show Display
It gives you your first opportunity to
sec and judge a car not through
the eyes of those who made it
but through the experience of
those who use it. Hundreds of
owners prove beyond a doubt
the value of Inter-State pow ¬
er, comfort
No claims, no promises,
no experiments just
honest, convincing
value testimony.
Take
No Chances
Dealers and owners both will find
here an idea far above any wonderful
I here an idea far above any wonderful ljP ii
change in design and
you want to know about proved value
and actual assets for either the man who
buys or sells cars see us.
Spac B-1S Nw York Show
Balcony Grand Control Palaem
Garland Automobile Co.
1888 Broadway New Yorii
considerably, and Buiten tried in bear
the brunt of the ba'tlr. but found it too
much for him Hlnxen plainly could not
put up aa good a doubles game as sin
gles, while Weber seemed equally at
home on the wider court The Phi"
cagoan's kills and deep drives gained
his team many a point Band was the
best of the four In deep court. The
summaries
National Junior Charaplonvhip Indoor Sin
I lei Semi-final round Jeaiei Webrr, AtHlorer
Academy, defeated Merrill Cutler lYstt Tn
stltute -. Kllloll Pinsen. Knrdham.
defeated Hurh P Ouiler Columbia. .1. -l
National Junior Chanipionshtp Inrionr Don
bles-emi fliuii round Junes Wrier, An
dover. and K Rand Ilarmrd lefemed II
P Ouiler. t'nlumbia. and I. M Hanks Add
Phi. -ll. a . 7-, llarol.l Tarlnr. Weal Snls
Tennla Cluh. aial UJiott BtrUMn Fnrtham,
defeated M Webster, and l W llaldenatetn.
Horace Mann, fi-e, a 4
Final Round James Weber end R C Rand
defeated H Tarlor and Klhntt Rinirn. tt,
2. .1 The point score :
FIRST SKT
Wehee t1 Rand . . 0 al 4 14 4-
Toylor and Btnten tfllttil ::--
SEOONll tO;T
Weber and Rand 1 1 4 4 1 1 H--J!
Taylor an I tttnten I 4 1 4 I a-1 2
THIRD SET
Weber and Rand a 14 4 4 4 41 JJ-s
Tailor and Ituiien I : I : : I 1 tr-
Totals Weber and Rand. 3 sets. II remes
!"4 points; Taylor and Hin-en i sen. .. ,
fit points
CITY COLLEGE VICTORIOUS.
Irnta ornell I heaa TMM win,
t'.aae score la t In I.
What in:M have happened had the
(.''llesre of th City of New York Is-cn
admitted to 'he ranks of ihe Trtangutai
College ciicas League before Instead of
after tills week's tOOriWinonl was Indj-
teii by the raauti f ih it mi mutch
nti fte biMtrda eontesffed balwaoil Cor
nell ,inl t'lty College leant.- it the rooms
of tha Manhattan ciuss club yaater-
ilay. Cornell, second It' ilia leamie com
petition, proved no match fot ihe fresh
playere from the loca. Inatllutlon and
suffered defeat by a score of I game!
to i . The sum mar? .
CITY 0OUJMM OORNKM,
ii ...
Mujdofaky
t.re.snia"
ii Berkowili
Joke!
Brraiaa
Wet li".e ii
a. Bepioinn.t
ii Wechslar
M. t.rnssnlan
p Hlrsehberg
Total 4 fatal
Oornell alayad white on the add nuaiberril
ooaoi. ihe opanlnga; ; vtuoco. lno
Biolllan dafenfle: French defence; Bui
Lapaa; ; Frenrh datenee
C. '. .
to Meet Darlniniith.
The Dartmouth basketball team
Wind up Its trip to-ninirow n li'it
playing the strong city College live
tha latter's fymnai
DOLLAR CAR
and beauty.
1
construction. If
TINKER IS TO GET
ANDERSON FOR CDBS
Siv Toot Twlrler Won Nine
teen nnd Lost Thirteen
liHst Season.
BIO STAFF OF PITCHERS
C'hicaoo. P c So - Trerl Aiitlerson. one
of the best -tghl hnnrleil P'tcher In
lh Federal l.ngne. who iv;i with the
Buffalo rhib las; iwHSon. 1 helns; sought
by Manager Tln.ier and will he lultled
to the Whale-Cub rontor. Anileraon i
a six footer, weighing ISO ttoiinda. He
uses Ihe spltler He won nlftettfl nnd
lost thirteen aanus Inst vear. Tinker
says he believes Antleraoti In one of
the bag! twirlers In the BSsalllSBS.
He nhvnys wiia strong ngi inst the
peniintit wlntiliiK' Whales end VaS as
steaii ;i?t a al ch. Tinker admired Mm
ft much that sj PtlOB derided it ol.l
III in lo the slaff whlrh will repreeent
the rubs in ISIS
President Waaghfnan has Informed his
first liautenanl inai he ma) carry eisjht
Iwirlors on the i"tih anff. if he frlshSB
Tinker heltevcH he will gel bt-tter reaulta
by baying ant) aevan,
The staff at prBBBng, ai-rnrdlna to the
wni Tinker look" at II. alves him the
following MordiTsl llrnwn. Claude
Hatldrtg, BUI Bailey, Oenrge lirConttall,
Mike Prendergaat James vaugrm, .tames
Lavender and Anderaon.
Seven of thesr ntrii ale in the ps roll
sn'i Amtaraon ran ba Mr,c'ireii easily as
the Buffnhi franehlae wa forfeited at
the annual Fad meeting.
What Is Worrying Tinker more than
anything else i Un disposal of nhoul a
doien other twlrer Among them are
stnnrlilae. Hec Adania, Brennan,
Douglaa, Pierce and Humphreya,
MARVEL STILL MARVELLOUS.
Hold I ha loplon !'.Lo f n
Prim In Tts-i. Hour.
The Maakcd Marvel nnd Champion
Kbyaako mat op iha mat laaf night st
the Manhattan fmera House, ami when
father Knlckarbockcr'a rules and i.'ku
latlona forced iham lo quit al i o'i look
this mornina the had bean wrcatllng
fot 1 hour and ' militates Without either
gaining a fail
BUranglar Ucwla, who meets Kbyaako
to-night, made stior work of Yogei. the
clarman antry. winning In t mlnutaa ;t7
seconds. Johnaou, the Hwede, won from
Maakut, the Turk, in i aaconda les l
ami r;Mi;;T.
M XIKK'K I I IIIM.
EIIPIDC B'waj A i..th t Rvaa m S IS
craririL .. miimis ims aiik
in mi A -mi mm r :.
MAUDE ADAMS "PETER PAN"
Jan. II. "rill I. II III: MIMsIIR '
lyceum s 'r?,,r. ;:Vhr
ETHEL URRYMORE: ?.,', r,Z "
ova iwaa hknni
'ii" COHAN'S
skinn'i ii Al il sn njiet'T aTin
OTIS SKINNER
.';:,',!.:"?,:;;.:!:"' "Cooko'tht Walk"
LIBERTY ;VU,)?;,K NOW
3PERFDRMANCE8
To-day & To-moirow
lOlSII A M. MIA KlISP l
Final two performances
SUNDAY. 2.15 & 8.15 p. m.
sped 'i.
-t M l. til'
PlllrRS tt'll.l.
PHRVAIL T
MURMNU
I'KRPORM M 'K
TO M tnd
TO-MOHRl n
Engsgement Positively
Ends Sunday Night
MON EVR I N 2 T. Ire 1 st -eaisS,
UXnt Blue Pierrots r,N,!,:,V,.';
UlinCflll West 44 Bl Rveniius S IS'Ltwl I
nUUOUrJ i.a,i Matinee To .ma 3 IS 1lm.
BPrlC'IAI. MliN..i in iivi SiOU,
HUDSON mm?, NEXT MON. aVs
BE 1 1 B Mis 1 1 N -II I
VI TIN HTKONtl i iiRIIUMV" h ' 0"i'
NK PI.AV, ounni a. stone,
ICTHQ II ai 11 St. Kv 8 Dp Bryant SS 7
ROlun Matinees To-morroe 1 MihI j i.,
HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLLIDAY
altli rreg Nlble ai nil i . 's iihii iimv -
REPUBLIC
ii si KvUnf41 s 80
Malta to in rind AJ 2
r afal Tad W 9J
Pu F KKITH s, NOR I BA1 KB,
A I A 4" IT AOKl ,AIDKA III iiHK.s.
nbA VblMDHTON 1 MUUHR,
B'WAY. 4T ST.IVIOI.KT DALIt, other.
Unity Mai UiloSI Henrietta f ROHM AN
'! rerriiriiiani es l ii-olahl 7i.'lll SV lui'Ml.
COLONIAL (,Z
! HI. l'i iKf i KIUK
twhlftl aV (i.SKfOll I dll
I I ., lll.'.r.i nth.r
rcrfnrinniit ta l ii-nluht VtiQ A IDtlAi
II y sgj "1 'irlMM
agfe HIP, HIP, HOORAY
i t
llu ti ti- i'J-. , ... Ui lUlli-t
I III I hat I It'll I I". I U" lellHl
SUNDAY n!i,MELBA
llallel II, ,ii, I,.,.
laiwci 1'rlri-.
nti
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IIIIK I ti lotiiorrow Wed J I...
WWII I I lit BUS gn a
11 In-. inn
Herbert
.Munlial llll
; rnncessrai
tin i l l ,mi( r
in I Kit.
la toll
W kill, lltl I .M.I IN
Ml Sl SSOtnTAe tn"Beierlei' llalamr."
Neu Week ll'in.iv Hliirr in ' M arte t liltle "
THEATRE FRANCAIS
hona Hrvttiii
t hi1 Vflt -'inioti
LILLIAN GREUZE
l.'AMl 1RIT" .V "l;.Mil,IMi StTlOOX."
Ltiever ran'a KnioyucJ nv fouiii and iitd.
. l ew liiMnl eata I el t fur Tii-lll(bl.
I PARK i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s I tn 1 I'. M 15c to 50c
1 GERMANY.'". FIRING LINE
. tier ii I an staff Mm PlottlfMi Aiia,p. NV.lilobt, I
fistRIIPII l?Wlil Marl. Ave. OrMryOOo
THE WEAVERS
n endhi....".7.V id ,
DsmisiiaiSiiJ
I'tars v. i i
4A, Mm.
COMTTUY HILL FVKRT Ml. III.
PENN CHESS STARS BEATEN.
Hronklyn I bi n f'lnh aeiires Over
Trlananlar l.rsanr ( hnmplnna.
Kltishetl Willi Victory in the Trianau-
lar Collage LaaguBi iha Unlvarslty of
PannaylvaalB quartai InvaflBd tha home
of the Brooklyn Chaos club, nh amnion
of Iha .Metropolitan l.engue, and played
a match on four boards ua.tlnst a se
lerted tenm. lieatled by Ihe two Hehroe
der brothers, who had tha assistance of
one Columbia and Ofia Cornell araduate.
The Brooklyn t 'hesH I !lttb won by a score
of L'lj to lij, meeting Its only defeat
on the fourth board. Where K A .laok
aon cntight N. K I'rrklns nnnplng
M Hchroeder and Louts J. Wolff, for
mer Columbia captain, were Hi" Brook
lyn winners hi the second nnd third
boards Harry Kline, the senior member
or the Pennsylvania team, had a hard
tussle with Alfred gchroeder, who played
ill brilliant form, but hail to submit to
perpetual i heck, winch ylaMod Kline a
draw after forty moves. The summary :
IIHiiOKI.YN C. C I'KSSiVU.lMA
Boards.
i a Rehrotder .... it it Kims i
M achroeder. . t M Whikriman o'
I. J W,.l I .1 turns a
4. N a. rarallM it B s Jn-'kson .. 1
ToiM . in Toii .
ProoUlyn Jilsyed !imc on the odd tuipiher-d
hosr's Tn openttirs : t. 1111100 PlaiKtl
-'. uuren's psaiii .". kmc's sanihit de -line.!;
1. Vi l.snre sits-k
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.
Flrt Rao -T'iit. 1 400 . thravr nfnMi
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Book by C M Meldlan Music Hen
Clack
-en', -ellnm N Week. In Ailiaiue.
AflEa THE PLAY VlSITI'me.i.-: i.-'-r.ai
CTTT sjps . I
m'i.i i ti ii 1 1 i'jikh 1 1 m ii r. iin i
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unit l I Mats. TO NtURRuVt a i iu
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SADIE LOVE
it ul.
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the DEVIL'S GARDEN
BtLASCOUi in,,..'1! ii' IixVa'-sI
BPI id iiiiimi I il ii 1 1 1:W.
THE BOOMERANG
L0N6ACRE M'..'JmW'wei' 3 S
LEO DITRICHSTEIN
,n hi- triumph "THR 4.RRA1 I OA Kit "
FULTON
I HI is -.ill titt in i i nut
" rtnutrKitbi) good liratnatiation.
I'.;.;iii Hir work Ihroughout the
pla i s a perfect pice of charactcriza-
ti
CANDLER
I'M lafti Htrwi
Mr'nl (Ut 44
THE HOUSE OF GLASS
iuis RYAN A Ihellreat Ml-t leant'asl
BITIMOC Wel4MBtrii Kvenltutia 14.
SIIIIIIIL t,. To-mnrro Wen J 1.1
w I TU THIS
M l ST Ml i ' ST
Madge Kennedy
Jinel Beerher
John Cumberland
Ralph Morgan
Oliie May
Hamilton Rrrelle
GLOBE M;vT
GABY DESLYS
lAth st Kvsa v 1 1
morroa A v ti s 1 5
in "TOP! I inikt
LIBTKN."
Madison Square Garden
Poultry Show
Dai emtier Slat, Janum isi.SB, ttdi Ith.Ath
tl Ai In 111:111 f. it
Poultry P;Reona Rare Wild Birda
U.S. Gov't Exhibit Educational Program
Idmisaluit '..i, rblldren DSc
OPI MIH .
OPENSfX-w TO-DAY
2P M- ai S I r. .lO-aoaiV
AdrnsiiONSO
Lexington Avcnuc
ataitTi
TRIANGLE PLAYS
-v'i'-"' iiss ' uiiiiiiuritri "MM
Htilitni k "t)uy Keigbu
Hint llnrluii llaftrta
Dully Mittimus 2ic -i ml Mc,
KM! Kl.ltlKM kl'K I III I Kl '
nt-untlvvii'. it ttftth Siw'i
Good Sr;)i nMV lb" raaen-afi for Nw aar Bva
BROADWAY
JEBBK I. I.t
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ANK i . inrsfiils
GERALDINE FARRAR
IN Till.; PAR VH il NT I'll l'l 111.
"TEMPTATION"
Thibet s No on Mah- at Hot liffltv
,11 iOVANCR l I'RlORa!
Columbia; , Trnw
tUIBTONIANBI'RI.tlBIM KRUulth rVanli
i linn'' . ;t Hluma T'dy 3 I.VH II SOI'.M.
I .imrale Hall, lo in's Sal.i Afl.
al ' in.
Ticliats, 75 it. tn -
KREISLER
l-'.Bn.ei.HtidJlH
Now It Bo. ORic
DUectloo C A. Kills. Bleiiiwar l lano Lied.
V
FOOTBALL TACTICS
IN FOOTBALL RACE
fcpvpn Runners In Gridiron
Costume Collide It' Tnrn
Shortly After Start.
MORRIS TS VICTORIOUS
leading praclioally all the way. tha
Mn-rla High School quartat raced to
victory last nlaht In the half mile Inter
SOhOhUtla rootunll re'.sy race, the banner
attraatkm of the e'ahth annual gamea
of Sfnnual Training High School In the
Fourteenth Meglment Ann-try. Ittla
Morris ttnsenherger first carried tha
eehnol color to the front when he wae
the Hist to regain his stride after the
repriaan tat Ives of the seven aohoola
. ..lllded on tha Prst turn, in the inlsup
Iha "nro..ltl-n J'reri runner tumbled, whleh
rut his team out of the race, althoukh
h1 BIKOSBBors garflSly tried to make up
the dlatanca.
Kennedy frf SI .lohn's and ninom
trrirden of Manual were soon nt the
h.eis of Roaanbargar aiva yards from
the finish "f Me tl-et Inp tha Isf'er was
ovartakan bj Hloonnrardan, Charlla
Titus, rtlnnlng the acoond relay for
Manual, held the lead only to the turn.
HatmowlU then bnmghl Morris to the
front nitain eStavbllahlng a lead WhlOh
was lie'.d until thS end Morris WOO
by lift rr n yards from St .lohn's f-Vap,
with Manual Trainlna third, The time
waa i mliitite 41 gaconda
itlm Meagher and it Rrtinja cat h
acored s hrai e of clctorlaa, Maaghi r
a 320. yard d im.i for seniors and
also raptured the 7ti yard hurdles. In
ihe lor'iter event he cllppad twoflftha of
a second off tha school Ke.'ord. H4iile
by a. B. Coaaani in I SOS. by asjnnjng
In IS eeeonds Mrunjee'a two vlr-lorie-.
were in tha fO yard tlnah tfor
Juniors and the 2in yard dash for freslt-
meti.
In lite relay r.l.'e for es-Mnnualltes
teiitn Mo. St comioaed f lioaer Dalalay.
William BalovaTi IVIIllam Ftiadman and
Mveretl Mark, met its first defeat In
fotll ears It could Re' no lielier llttiit
third position atartlng from stmatch
l- rei place ne.it to tha repreoentati vei
of lea n No, ". With K Kha4P, I l'rk,
. Kellly and K LandlSi who were
allowed I" yards Team No with the
Meyer an-i W-haeler brothan as atartara,
il-o liandlcappad at 2." nrds, wsa sec
ond. AMI urMr.NTI.
lunda) S'latat
II.- Hill ill Sea Vorlt
DQlBinCCe " nen H wai Ktm a 20
rninucoo (a r..-dai fom'aAWed a 20
I.Ira Popular Matinee 1o-dai.
Neu Musical 1 onie.iv Tin' l Dlgerant
VERY GOOD EDDIE
AAthT Thee mar R'trar Rrei a to.
1111101, t. To-mwa lvd 1 in
Milior lliiiniiirr.leln If A TIKI IT A
I'revent. the Mn.ical War lA Ills wn
1RTU CT Theatre. K ofR'aay Rrs a:80.
i n li MaUner Tu-m'a AThut - 2 jn
THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE
altb Jl l l . n i in it
aiMt the fulloulna greal raat IValaoti Mitchell
bailee llarKlolpn Kiank Byrne, Harry llsr
wond. Alplionse Kthler (lure itnrae. a mold
l 'Hi. Hohni HiHlaon. Helen ravernler
SHUBERT
44.ii Wi -i of U'aaj
To-m'n al; Wad, IA.
W. dnMtU? MHtltlef
Ht'.i ftsi $i AO
N V jiiint opefMta a' if top mtrh -K Sun
C A S I H f) 11 "'' I h It. K.v.. a l-i
ua a i s u Mala. To-m ar Wad 1:IS.
M:llliajl;HilMa
Wlttl
CBCIL
LSAN
-t rnvbhlnil Rlllstii on firua'lway.
BOOTH
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Miitiii'.-. To n.'w At: Wait 'I
UVTV LORD DUNDREARY
Rl ( INMN4. THt'ICHDiT. SA. lilll.
Mr ItnthsTrn In rtMival of
DAVID GARRICK
Willi ALEXANDRA I'AKI.Isl.K
QQTU &T '''ten near II wav Ki n 1
IB al, Mt, faTm a wi g is,
RM II V BTRVRNB In
MANHATTAN 81-thhaavned
-TO-NIGHT-
ABERG
vs.
"MASKED MARVEL"
TO A FINISH. BOUT STARTS AT 9 SHARP J ;
.... . 4gf-J '
III. rl UN SUM ue uCTBluni ran l nuie -r.. .
to unoonuj
lu-munnun MiTt
li nvLiiu ifi oinnnuixn LCWIJ fkiVai
METROPOLITAN
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Martinelllt lie Luea ihnla t'ond . Pntaei'o
Bad Mat at Hallo In Masrhera. Kurt
Maaon Durnene: Oaruau, Atuam. itothier. !
Keaurola, Uond,, 1'olaooa,
Bali ui I IS iT.li! lo U), .a Roheine. A Ida,
i llatUl Holla. Ilel.iica llhlur. I on .Uavaanoll.
Mint, it t.. m.ii, i imp Deal inn, llempei,
MaNou;l rlu- Hriiin. ti.. m. Helm 1 "r lhajin, ky
Wed. i.t mis lima. Daatlnn Maeilnelli. I
Protii, Malateati, Rol, i'iuhi.. I'otaccn 1
I In i r, st H Man, ,11 l aj can l Aids. I'erlnl .
t aruMi. lie Luna Scsiirola. I 'otnl . Hrvaauoli
In. at 7 30, Melalerilnaer. llempei Matt
raid; Setnhai II. Well. Ilorlt. Hel.a llratlll. !
senMget. Cond.. Ihaisiukv
nun si v. evk,
at s ;in .Mil- to i SO)
orm, Concart,
1 ' mil . llatreiiian
II AKDM A N
I Alll. i hii inn in.
' The Kmlnent IManlat
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HNii I SIM)
FRENCH FLOTILLA BENEFIT
GALA CONCERT
A I
THR
metropolitan
tlPf.RA
tltll Bt;
luesday Evening, January 4th, it 8:45
...... Soloists
MMJCB. I'ALVK, VXKTTK ill' II hi it t
mm vfrfoB SiM HEi. OABLoa sai
.K.llll RKINJIOLil rjy WAHI.II II YVK8
NAT, IIKtlROK HARHbHl'.
Seats una on aale ai The l'l.. nil. Head
unsrinr a Wist ;iih Ntreet. and all ticket
omcca Also at Metropolitan uoara Itonaa
fHIt KS: II. ,10 to eo.oo! Bo.ei, iTla ai'uo.
TIGER STAR IS HURT
AND YALE IS WINNER
Injur? to W. Humphries'
Slows Up Prinerton Seven
In Third Matting.
PlTTiBtmo, Dec. SO. The Vale hockey
team captured tha third and last (tame
of the aerie from Princeton at the
Winter Oarden to-night, the SCO re belna
3 coals to 1. The Princeton so en lost
the services of William Humphries, its
star player. In the first period, owing
to injuries, and after that John Humph
ries and Sehoen biro the lirunt of the
battle.
tkmia, WagMlirn and Huraess played
well together for Yale, and were alwavs
at the net with tue pu 'k PaSMOCll was
the first to score for Princeton after
five mlntitea of pluy, nnd Wiishhurn
evened lip Just before cull of time,
The Yale seven played splafldld NOCkO)
In the second half ami completely out
cleised the wlnnors of the two previous
game.. ijould and Van .ustrnnd each
scored a goal. The lineup:
Tale.
York
Ws.htnirii ....
Murray
lluraeis
Van ostrans
Armottr
ttonld
PaSttlan l,rli.etnn.
. . . rlnel Kent
. . . Point . . Hcully
... Paver . ..J. Humphries
. . ftover ... peacark
. . i 'entre ....... grhaati
Right wine. . . ,1'ushman
i.rfi niiis W Humphries
r- Yale.
3; iTin.-.ton. t. '.omi
Waakburn( uanld. v.u oatrand, Pearoea
gabatltutaa Jacea for Oouid, mt' f ir tv
KumBhrlea Time -Two minute periods
Rpferee -Oarnatt Btsamlth. -I'l-is .f play
ioe Danaail)
iiiirti ANO aBTAlfaJtWi
JOAN SAWYER'S
GRAND OPENING
TO-NIGHT
(Formerly Palais de Danse)
AT BROADWAY & 50TH STREET
Denes . miss SAWYER MR- GEORGE HARCOURT
MISS SAWYER'S
Miiki r a itr
J Is DAPIU s t . .1 HAM !
AMI iiyiii n MVKKTIttti Nl'IIPII Ka,
"jT RESERVATIONS NOW BEING
AMISKMF.NTM.
anyenv nt k f n v k.. i.-.
SSWIS.B.SS Mta.Toaaar.To-m aru.
Ntta.Tojdar.To-m a ATues S;la
.mi NnAra .vn a Mr.
i. nun NPara iin a IBc.
in m i iimciiv in itiav Kir. World
mmmm
To ntviirnniiBln'n th rniwtli
SPECIAL
MATINEE
To-day at 2:15
50c to $1.50
PLAYHOUSE XHH'l
4TII THIIMI-HAM MIIMII
GRACE
MAJQ
IN
BERNARD,
GEORGE
BARBARA
SHAW'S
SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY 2:15.
THE LIARS
in RRNRT IRTIIl'R JONKB.
Uailaa ElhnH'c SMlt m n a Kv.
naaniw kinuil a Mi
ro-m A .l
Vctiti Superi
LYRIC w of B'arav Rv aa
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aia, ia, TO Slf'Blla,aasN 111 II 1 1 a I
VTrc?After the Theatre
nupper l ea to i. efud A a,,,
llanilna- World hamidnn 1. . aknien
Adiil Irer to tu'.lr d'hote dlntiir 51 Mi and
a la . an.-r.io'i SlratlnantTea.OlnnerAa'uu'r
la'.ie Reservations. Din. Bup.Tel liii'ifliiani
r -V"
SYMPHONY
lariat a f N a u r..,
Beethoven Program
.1)tnphonv N j Xrlu for i
. and ViiKllsh Horn tiymphon No -Seat,
at Hot l .nice. .1,,, h.h,.,,' i .... v, i,, .,',,,,,,;,
PHILHARMONIC
ALL WAGNER
Tlckotl SO eta ,., it Hi "S,?.1J.Bsl
now n: Hot i hh ,.
Mailni Elliott Thtatrt
::ilt st.
ii r m
YVETTE
GUILBERT
i o-aay at
it
3
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ii hi'is at ifn naaasaa
loin-mm I ' ATII Kit I N R s
NQSIVm HEW YEAR'S FESTIVAL
l slPKAIIAM I IN , 7,n, i , i
MELBA
SOUSA
and Ills RAND.
Seats .Now Hcad
CRESCENT A. C. FIVE
BESTS DARTMOUTH
wjnmi.s bafj at Knd of Flrsi
WHf nIlfj Klfltatl
27 lo 18.
I IKsT HALF RIOT I I TO ):!
The Craacanl Athletic t'l . I. tun A.
feated Dartmouth nt baaketball i i
Bscond signal Corps Armoryi Mi ' n
lart inght b) a BOO PS of II i , t
was a faat gBitlS from ilart to 111
At the .lid of the first half tin op,
whs I I to I" in favor of the f t. . .
In Ihe BBCOnd half the line worl. of
O, HalHlcad ami NIcklBK put Iln t'r.
osnfa well 'ii the lead, for tmrtmoui .
William and HI Son did ti" I" I WO ,
The li' I'
' frsBcani. faaltton' Dariw
I MeBtb Ift for vi at .1 . . . i . .
!atlrkk.a. . it. ah (arward i
; o h w' Centre
jl HaJatead Itlgbi guard...
i blngaa. l" guard -
aootn Greece nt a. C. 27; Dan in
Ifloala from tied- flit l.reeeenl Mel
I t nt'e ', Itealli 'i. Malotend. It 11 .
iSlngee; for 0aeimouttii Slsea.1 . liei lor I
akatlni Heals from reula- tv1 i.in 11
I ii , .-.a t Bubatlfntlons hau foe i.
1 i(iiii Halletler fr Mien rod, t il
' ii.. iih 't- ferea T Thoroi . Pni
Pn.pire Ooate Time of ha .... i
IIUTIil.sl AMI MltHtAI MAM't
TRIO GOMEZ
lipes
MADE. TELEPHO.NF. 2330 Circle
Utti Street, near Fourth Ueam
Prince George ToTef
MI - I 111. I
Punch Judy h
TREASURE ISLAND
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
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V
ITAQRAPH r!,;;,,,!!"' ,r;
i ? lh" Crown Prince's Double
(IIIIK I MIIHIIIII l l I .11 a I
J tl I IIS' I 14 1,1 I III I i , ' ,'.
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EXCHANGE
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111 W t. ft lal H'warl Tal III! Cnluins
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NOTICE I.- IIKIIbllti . .1 1 i' m'
Board of M uter BunBl) ..f I'll.
1 ork, aurauant 1, Chapter ,.t i H,,
of Ibl 4tte of X, .el. -.
'ear lsuo. and amei inienti literal
Made auett luneys, inane it itw
tinns, aatlmatea .m.i Investiaai is
aeamad propei in order .
facta .o, iu 1,1, at ,,urei f..r ,.,
suaply .if nira and atho -
The I'lty ..I Ke York iv i
avaltalile, daalrable and t-. fm - .
uppl and hai reported H
l-tlfli.ile .m.i .ipnr'lorp ei
mendatl , aa la at ha I a. -i m ..
aolnlon. In taken nuti ret t - 1
which report wiiit a map, nl
accompan) tna Iha fame, bears ;t
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Breflle showing mat t of nhi
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vatet f..r The I'ltv nf New Ve-k
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Board ef Water Buppli rt..
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Centra sad Chamber :
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appreved by th n.mr.i ..r i
Appiirtlonmetit ,tuiv i;. lio.
arid proflli were lubmllirl i
tTanaervailon f..miiii.i,.n snd in
in.. -lion approved 0 lobei i
Said Board of Water Pupnl. i,-. -lUrttier
rapctt, dated Dei'en
to tin- Board or Bitlmaif ai a
Itietit In alil-h tt l et fori:
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