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Property Owners Form ghovjol
, .'Brigade After Areola to
City Offlclals.
SEND 3IESSAGE TO MAYOR
Eyprcsft Hope tfliat Ho. Is
; "Having a Find Time"
nt Fnlm Beach, t
, , v
Tlie Went Bldo Civic League, com-
I posed of property owners who aren't sat-.
'isflcJ with nnythlnrf snort of results, lina
been having trouble Ip setting tho minia
ture snow mountains removed from Woat
Soycnty-aecond street ond other thor
oughfares In that vicinity until yester
day, when many of the members put on
old clothes and holped load the unow
into tho wagons, Mcctlnfes were held In
the Hotel Majestic and lettoru were writ
ten by the president of tho league, Cope
land Townsend, to tho head of almost
every municipal department In tho City
except tho Marriage Bureau In an effort
to gain tho assistance of tho snow
shovellers. But all to no purpose.
And so when tho work was all done
jasterday, chiefly through their own ex
ertions,, the members of tho league held
a pow-wow to decide how best to expresi
their gratitude to tho Mayor for the help
they hadn't received. They decided on
this telegram:
"His Honor Mayor John F Hylan,
Palm Boach, Fhi.: We snow shovellers
ealuto you I Hope you are'havlAg a flno
time. Signed West Side Civic League"
Among tho arrivals at tho hotels yeb
terdaywere: WALPORK-ARTORIA Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Iarliall, Auburn; 0. It. Hunt, Islington. Kj.;
L. II. Dewey, Roanoke, Va.l Mr. and Mrs. J.
It V,rnml.t mA fa-. elm.... 1."
--. ...vw..... r li l.iruiH. u uu nJk llliuvu
-die, V. a. A., from CnMcns. Germany.
McALPIN'-Mr, and Mrs. It. If. Patten. Bos
ton; t!., Brlx. Copenhssens Ororgo Aekertnan,
Cape Town, R. A.t .Eredrrle W. I'hlppi, Nor
folk; 0. E. Wood, Jr.. Halllnwre.
CLARID(1E-Mrs. IF. II. Curtmrtre and Ed.
ivsrd Irvlntf. Cleveland; I II. llraljara, M. Jo.
ST. IlKOIB-Mr. and Mr. Curtis Klrir. Mem
phi. Tenn.i Mr. and Mr. It. C. Swayte,' Tor.
rlnaton. Conn.: Col. J. A. Blair. Jr., Ojstcr
hut, n. i,: r. ami Mn. jvuwira iiyerson, r
Clilrnjo; Mr, und Mn. George U Storm, Crten.
Mlrh. Cnnu.
IMPERIAL--Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dllllng, In
rtlananolii: Mr. E. 0. Roblnaon. Tmonlm Mr.
and Mm. Jolin . Adanla. Erie; Mr. ami Mrs.
II. Hunt, Rochester: Mr. and Mra. James
Ours. rrATldrnrc; Mra. Grace E. Rluley.
RITZOARLTO.V-Mr. and Mra. Atkinson
lAllca. Itechester. N, Y.; Mra. John ft. Until
and Mlis Himh Wyocatc, I'a.: W. A. BIbop,
Toronto; II. A. II. Lcboi, London: Mra. Henry
Thrr, Philadelphia.
RILTMORE-W. D. rhlnney. Boston; Datd
MaeKrntle, Dallas; V. J. Battler. .I)Ttono;
K..B. Cmtrion. Buffalo; Mra. Maurice Curraa,
jivnmtr; jirx, u, k. rimer. rim urn.
BELMONT Mr. and Mra. Herbert McOreetr,
Toronto; W. M. Clearwater. Tuxedo Park; Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Lron. Irorldenre: (j. V. Slsuch.
fee. Chlearo: Beverly Iloblntion. New York;
Henry Breckinridge, Washington; Mr. and Mrs.
II. A. Claiborne, Richmond.
COMMODORB-C. H. Tbrall and Mefi C.
lurall, Harana; u. A. Gallirer, HoiToKe: u.
II. Remington, Hartford; W. H. Elivnrd,
Washington; E. P. Bennett. Worcester: W. P.
Dunlap, Chicago; K. O. Fill, Miami; J, Perry
Parsons, Webster, Mass.
MANHATTAN R. R. Rees. Troy: C. M.
Thompson, Boston; 0. N. Hurlbnt, Wsterhnr)-;
Mr, nnd Mrs. 'John M. Rrant. Bedford Hills.
X. Y.: C. R. Wood. Phlladelnhla; T. W.
O'Brien and W. A. Mclleo. Washington; C. C.
CooV. Hartford.
MURRAY HILL L. B. nontlngton. Taw.
tucket; I. A. Kershaw, Clinton, N. J.: Edward
I.frli. Jitneilown. -V. l.i Bennett Rodaera and
T. Echaw, Mttabnrg; Mr. and Mra. Clarence
JJ071C, HI. IWJ".
BANKS JOIN BESEEVE -SYSTEM.
Six State Institutions' Admitted in
Second District.
Tho Federal Reserve Bank of New
Tork, In announcing yesterday the ad
mission of six State banks Into tho Fed
eral Rtservo system, staled vfliat in the
Second Federal nescrvo District were
133 State bonk members of the system.,
comprising 34 per cent, of the eligible
State banks In number and 75 per cent.
In resources. The admissions In the
week ended March 1 were as follows :
The Industrial Bank of New York
City, the Merchants Bank of New York
City, formerly Merchants National
Dank; the State Bank of Shortsvillc,
X. Y. : the State Bank of Belmont, N. Y. ;
the American Bank of Lackawanna,
N. Y and tho Bank of Hasbrouck
Heights, N. J.
KEEP THE THROAT
FREE FROM GERMS.
Formamint Tablets destroy
them and prevent sore throat
You can relieve that sore, painful
throat quickly with Formamint Tablets.
For they kill the germs and prevent
infection of the inflamed membranes.
You keep the mouth and throat an
tiseptically dean, refreshed, and
soothed with Formamint Tablets. Buy
a bottle today tonight try one right
away. They are harmless though
powerfully germicidal. Don't let your
throat bo the home of countless germ
colonies. Destroy them.
Singers, actors, smokers, etc., find
Formamint Tablets pleasant and bene
ficial. 60c. all druggists.
ormamint
tie GERM-KILLING
THROAT TABLET
WHITE TO-DAY FOB FREE SAMPLE
It It of generous alio and will prove, to you
that FORMAMINT Is wooderfully effective
as well is nluuni Ira mnuth and throat troubles.
Krad.a, 2-ent stamp to pay poatago and we
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, UA.14U1J! mVWA fUU IUI9 irCU VilA. vuuu
The Bauer Chemical Co.
ins, w. tsm St.. New vwk
SEE YOUR SKIN
IMPROVE WITH
POSLAM'S USE
Just a little Poilam 'on sick skin
tpread to cover the affected surface -will
soothe, cool ajid comfort. And the skin,
urccd to throw off Its disordered condl-
tlon, should respond splendidly, so that
gratifying improvement may do quicaiy
acen.
Slmnle. because Poslam la -powerfully
effective ; Safe, because thero la nothing
n It to harm ; Advisable always, becauso
i-rup.Monal skin Is, risky 10 tolerate,
troublesome and moarra.Sislny In the ex
trcmeX Let Poslam show the way to
,erfrt skin health.
Sold everywhere. For -free sample
wrrto to Emnnrenc Laboratories, U3
AYeat 47th St. New York City.
Poslam oap, medicated with Poslam,
brbjHtens, beautifies QmjtiiiWhA&v.
ADRIFT FOR St DAYS,
BUT CLUNG TO MAIL
Hawaiian Finally Rescued by
K Japanese.'
After flfty-ono days at tea In an open
boat 'with no supply of food or water,
J. Kalepa. Knnehalcu, a liuiliy Ha
iullnn mall carrier, has been returned
to Honolulu not only allvo but very
littlo (ho worw for his oxperlcncc,
Nearly two montliu ago Kanchaku
etartrd out with a littlo motor bout
containing tho mall for a ltuf-day's
run to a neighboring Island, On tho
uuy engine troublo developed and by
tho tlmo this was fixed the supply of
fnNnTnA unu AvhrtnntH tlifnuirli 'tho
I waste due to the rcpalrc
Caught In tho currents between the
Ulcndii, the little craft drifted and
drifted hundred! of miles, but always
within easy swimming distance of tho
shore. Kanehttltu, however, refused to
desert the mall or to abandon the eraft
of his employer. For several days no
was without water and for many days
he was without food. When 1( did rnln
a canvas drained tho water from tho
littlo deck forward Into gusolcno cans
and u flohhook and pleco of red cloth to
Httraot fish enabled ine unfortunate: man
to catch enough to' sustain life,
Itcscuo was finally effected by Japa
nese fishermen who were putting to sea
tor a long trip. Their hatches were
well filled with Ice, so that 'to return to
Honolulu caused them u very consid
erable lose, hut with characteristic con
sideration they took the motor boat In
tow and put bock to Honolulu, That
day the men. In the Japanese market
made up a considerable purso ond pre
sented It to tho Hawaiian who had been
so faithful to hla trust.
JAPANESE PROMOTE
. GRfZAT RAILROAD
Capital Involved Will
$100,000,000.
Be
Accordlnc to a plan of Toklo and Yoko
hama capitalists, a copcern will bo pro
moted with a capital of $100,000,000,
and doublo railway lines will be. built
between Toklo and Osaka, a distance of
290 miles. Each train Is to consist of
five or six cars, each car capablo of nc
commodatlng 60 to 100 porsons.
As the principal object of tho railway
is for lone distance travel, only four or
Ave Intermediate stations will be estab
lished, and the dlstanco between tho two
cities will be covered In six hours, at the
rate of fifty, miles nn hour. , Trains will
be despatched from cither terminus at
nn Interval of one hour. If the scheme
Is allowed by tho authorities ond becomes
an accomplished fact, there Is no doubt
that tho existing pressure on tho steam
railways will be relieved.
JAIL LEGACY F0l FAKE HEIR.
'Tollali Count," Who Borrowed on
Mythical Ilequests, Is .Sentenced.
Zdzlalew C. Komorowrky of 336 13aat
Elghty-alxth street, who obtained sev
eral thousand dollars under tho pretext
that he was a Polish Count who had re
ceived millions under the will of a sis
ter, was sentenced yesterday to not less
than two years In Sing Sing by Judge
Mulquecn In tho Court of General Ses
sions. He had received notice" of a legacy
of J 1,000 from a relative In Poland.
V. S. License Ured for Doctors).
Ciiicaoo, Slarch 2. Federal licensing
of physicians and stricter requirements
were advocated to-day before the Con
gress on Medical Education and Licen
sure here. Eight hundred doctors from
all parts of tho country were present
"A thrill a minute"
is the way onC of the
millions who read
Louis Tracy
described his new de
tective story
The Strange
Case of
Mortimer
Fenley
"You'll Say So"
Cdwird J. Clodo New York
Ikatfsliid
BOOKl
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STOCK REDUCTION SALE
The inauguration of the
New Management of Heory
Malian'i Ine, it the occasion
of this Sale .to make room for
Incoming Stock. The New
Management it "Starting Right"
.in itt effort! to observe r the
policy of
"Complete Stocks
Standard Works
Very Low Pricei."
Inv'estlcat this Introductory
offer, it will prove to yeur ad-,
vanlan to dOao.
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fn the Heart 0 i Wall Ctrtci
DUMct.
Read the Book
and See the Play
'SHAVINGS'
by Joseph C. Lincoln
Shavings Wmself is a typijal
Joe Lincoln character. A wind
null maker, quiet, queer but re
spected by th? 'whole village, his
life is calm and peacefu. till a cer
tain woman moves in next door
to the shop. Then it is just one
excitement after another
This book is recommended by
and may be rented from
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LIBRARY
15 East 28th Street.
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CANADA AWAITING
SIR ROBERT BORDEN
Premier Expects to Itoturn to
Duty Soon, if His Health .
Permits.
WILL vNOT HETIItE NOW
'Sir Gconro roster Itcmains
Acting PrJmo Minister and
Policies.in Abeyance.
By a
Slag Cttrttponicnt of Inn Ec.t'AXD'
New VonK Heiuid.
Ottawa, Ontario, March 2. Tlio- re-
-turn, of tho ministers from New Tork,
pvlicro they mot Sir Ilobert Borden, and
their brief public statement that he will
return to duty later In the nenslon, It
health permits, Is Interpreted to, mean
that no decisive efforts will be put for
ward by tho Cabinet to end tho present
situation! that Sir Gcorco Foster will
continue to bo octlnp rrlmo Minister;
and that qucstlona of policy will bo dealt
with as becomes Imperative from condi
tions, iwrt for reasons of expediency.
In consentlns to acknowledge thin plan
and bo a party to It. Sir Robert Borden
Is not consulting his own desires only,
but tho earnest entreaties of party lead
ers. The logical think for him to, do Is
to retire, ho Is at tho crest of his public
career; his placo In Canadian history Is
sccuto: nnd It IS extremely doubtful If
his Government could bo returned.
There arp four vacancies In tho House
of Commons, two In Quebec and two In
Ontario, Writs have been Issued for
elections In Kamouraska, Quebec, and
Tcnilskamlnsr, Ontario, for April. The
result wIllBuldo tho Ministers In rcor
conization of the Cabinet Friends of
the Government seo Hon. J. D. Reld. now
Minister of Railways, as first President
of tlto now Canadian National System,
with Howard G. Kelley. now president
of the Grand Trunk and an efficient rail
way engineer and operator, for general
manager.,
Hon. J, A. Caldcr la spoken of for
Canadian Minister to tho United States.
Woman Killed by- Ambalauce.
A Red Crow ambulance crossing the
Bowery t FourUi street yesterday
Awervcd suddenly to avoid ttrlking Mrs.
Frances Fasanp of 315 Bowery. The
ambulance) mounted a snow pile and was
passing tho woman safely, when tho left
side wheels went Into soft snow and the
car toppled over. Mrs. Pagano was
caught directly beneath and killed.
Select Your Foreign Markets
The rich and prosperous countries of Latin America offer un
rivalled markets for American manufacturers and exporters.
Agricultural machinery, tractors, auto-trucks, automobiles,
.building and industrial materials and supplies, and general commer
cial goods are in big demand. And this demand is steadily increasing.
The Pan-American Financial Congress in session recently at
Washington contributed much toward expediting trade between
Latin America and this country. y
lia Hacienda
Spanish and Portuguese Editions Monthly
'
for fifteen years has co-operated with, anci server manufacturers
in building and promoting profitabeexport trade with Latin
America. The two separate editions
of La Hacienda circulate among
leading Importers and Dealers and
the Consumer Buyers with whom large
export orders originate.
Our research and service department
will make trade investigations and
market analyses, and furnish basic
facts and figures for you.
Complete co-operative foreign sales
service is accorded our advertisers.
Honlltt of general itformation. and copy
of LA -HACIENDA mailed upon request.
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New York City Buffalo; N. V.
FAR EAST HOLDS
FAVORABLE BALANCE
In Pgsition to Pay for Goods,
Bought Here.
' Washington, Feb. Whllo the net
trade balanco,ln favor of tho United
States-In 1919 won ?t,017,73,000, eev
era! south American and Far Eastern
countries held balances against this
country of JflSt.O&J.OOO, taystho annual
report to-day of tho Federal Reserve
Board In naming tho countries to which
extension of credit will not bo necessary
for tho continuance of foreign commerce;
The board's analysis shown that the
British East Indies hold the htfrnest bal
ance against the. United States, Imports i
from tho East Indies for tho year ex
ceeding exports by 1240,634,000. Cuba
was next, with 3140,310,00V,' and Brazil
followed with a favorable balance of
$118,916,000. China's balance was Jt8,
(39.000 and Japan, with 343,039,000,
silently exceeded Argentina's tot'at of
143,190,009. Chile had a balance or
IM197O.OO0.
These countries, the report pays, in
general aro In a position to pay for
goods bought, from the United States,
either through exports or by the ship
ment of gold.
Kentucky Standard Oil Ileport.
Tho Standard Oil Company of Ken
tucky reports for 1919 nctproflts, after
Federal taxes, of 52,229,038, equivalent
to 337.10 a share on Its capital stock,
against 31,463,948, or 324.33 a share, In
1918. I'rotlts for 1919, before taxes,
were 33,726,033, an tncreajo, of 31,012,
085, and net after taxes of 33.220,033,
an Increaso of 3762,035. Dividends were
.unchanged at 3720,000, and tho year's
surplus was 31,506,033, an advance
from tlmf of 1918 of 3762,085. Tho total
profit and loss surplus as of the close
of the year amounted to 34,240,640, an
Increase over that of tho year before of
31,406,033.
SHIRT CLEARANCE
High Grade
Negligee Shirts
at $1.85 & $2.65
were $2.5 to $4.00
Ail iveat Fattrrns.
Soft Cuffs Only.
$3.00 stiff cuff
shirts at $1.95
k 55.00 Russian
cord shirts,
$3.45
Short Stiff Bosom Shirts
To close at $2.75
MW12 "iSMadtMJ
xiskons fir Sfuina
. pom . d
. mnSiSZ Juhedca
J ioaetier-Mi&
Wiiw Gmtiofip
as
Gad Sjiert Clollics
or
Kimball BIdg
Chicago.
NORWAY'S FISH AND
FAT.S FOR GERMANY
. , . i
Premier Arranges Credits, Is
London Report.
X.0N00N, March J. A wireless des
patch received horo from Berlin an
nounces that the Norwegian Promler
has stated that Norway Id prepared to
supply Germany- with nsli and fats Qft
AMtiSESIKNTS.
AMEMCA'S FOREMOST
Winter nnrrlnn',r,vfoth-KT-"'o0
WIIUCT UaraenMATINEBTO-M'.W.
LOUIS DK FOB. WORI,D"A dawl nt
"e apertocle. 1'aaafS all tlin rw," .
BOOTH TP84- th,W.of IVway.Eva.8a0,
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iio Ditrichstein
In "THK
I'URPMi
MASK."
QfKT ''."Mm nr. ll Vay. K
JVtnOl. Mat. To-day and Bi
4-H.H'.I(I
I Hat, 3:40
Frandne Larrfmoro Cf A 1 1 ") A I
lntbefamouromeiy kVVrAt N1VVU,
ELTINGE Matru" K
way.KvH.au10.
Hat.atailO.
PLAYHOUSE
West 48th St.
Eves, at 8:30.
"A FRENCH
TKU
Tl W7 1
i ne w onaer
A Play of Locet
mtU m en!.-. r
i'Who play3 deftly, alluringly, bowitchingly "Mr. Woblcott,rimcs
yT THE SELWYHSPreVX
MMf xnttO wgov caiw THE 'COMEDY GEMl!
' f mm W 1
W selyn' HfiRRiste MB
KSSSSiS83orBii.Mo ivs.BJo-wiivtoi.3Ar.iSo
The Selwyns
in rt
present-
Jane
SUBURBANITES HAV AMPLE TIME
I'OSITIVELYTUE BIGQEST
TO
MORA RAYPQ Theatre. 4 Ith St.. W. of Rroadway. Evs. S 4X
INUINrt DrtlLO Loap Yeir Maltnce To-day. Best Seats II.M-
r'Possesaed
ViaOR HERBERTS SffiSWSIjay T
My Golden Girl
-i, ,.r"ecommendkd py everybody
I abundantly
of Pep."
Eve. Sun.
kOttOiCOTS OSKi COWIW WT
r f r AMnraniTRtL ar .to.i
Ha-aiiamncfiais luin jiz.oi uwih
Wl'none in uryani. turiiuu iv
. Mat. Wril. & Sat. 2:S0.
iTha Musical Corrreiq Hill
mi
with EDITH DAY
NEAV YORK'S h E A D 1 if O T II
C1WIPIPP BVay&40thSt. Evs.830.
LMrlKE. M'TO-DAYandSat.saO.
ETHEL In Zoo Aktns' Tlar.
E
Declassee
GEO. rflMAN BTay & St.Evi. 830.
M CUrlAlN Ma(a. wed. & Sat. 320.
FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY 2:20.
Sam II. Harris presents
AlirtVnr WILLIAM
Rocb
COLLIER
Laughter I in THF. HOTTENTOT
FUNNIEST FARCE EVER WRITTEN.
SEATS HK T.I.I NO B WEEKS AHEAD.
B'way. 44 St. ' Evs. S 30.
Criterion MatsVnur.: Sat.3:30.
LIONEL
BARRYMORE
N THE LETTER OF THE LAW
ii.a miK HQtinm
KNMCKERBOCKEn.n-y.38St.
Xvs.8flO. Maw. Wl.&Sat.2.-3J.
MATINEE TO-DAY.
ENTIRE OKOHRSTRA tlgO.
nALO. 81.00. 2d TIAIvO.. MIC.
HENRY W. SAVAOE oOorj
The Sunsmny uapo ju wtmi
SHAVINGS
from Joe Lincoln's BcjV Boot.
"Like a. breath of life froai the
root bcaehraonahotanmuiera
All Scats at Box Office Kcsolar Prices.
day. fcvo. jouraw.
HUDSON I Booth Tarkington's
ffAPffi r.larftTiCfi.
Wad. & Sat, 3 20. I ,.,. V. .
"Best Light Comedy Ever Written by an
American-Uaywooil Broun. Tribune.
I m Theatre. Wost48th8t. Ergs.830.
Lyceum Mats.Tc-morrow & SaWrdiy3--W.
r
rtrc -nl ninr
na
lllopwood
Cohan & Harris Mat.Tday k si?.30
j0 7 Ma ABSOIUTS MJArWIC TBIU8?H
A MABTfcUPUCt PtAX tUMiTBUCTIOH
fOy RITA WETMANI
POP. MATINEE TO-DAY. Bt Scats 3.00
ar GLOBE "Apple Blossoms"
-Ki KreWer-Jaeobl-Le Baron Operetta.
f with John Charles Tliomas.
Wllda Bonnett. star Cast. Mata. W ed. A Sat.
'C la a HoIidAi-
ai ine mn.
11.11.
PQDRQHfi
Siat rm tale for I weeks;
AP
raw
13 UvntUlHaLt. STMl CAST
' raw
mi
mug
cMMbaU a. a aWrrruE
credit, since Narway -la convinced that
tho German people win compiy
their obligations."
The despatch adds that the Leipzig
file opened with 11,000 .firms, exhibit
low nnd that 90.000 visitors ba.vo ar-
Lrjvcd; Including 14,000 foreigners.
" Maine tti Inerenxe Artillery.
x Wasmwoton, Marclt 2. Malno was
huthorixed by tlio War Department to
day to add one company of paaj artil
lery to it quota, of National Guard
units.
THBATHES AND HITS, DinECTIOM OF
"Crotheti' Best PIy."-. Sun
HESHE
Ith RAOIIKL
OKOTIIKIIH
ami OYItll. ,
KHIUUllr-i.
"A Compicuously Fmt W-Truns.
1 itt.. Theatr. 4th St. AV. of rinjadwa
Little Kv. sab. Mat. Toay at Sat. 3 M,
oood haionv hkats 83. si.no. si.00-
LfcJN IruVL. MaU. To-day Sat. II :30.
SAMBERNARD&BORDOHI
Fantaitlque Mu'il
cal Itpvue.
AS YOU WERE
"IVIS.6W MATS.WlDfir ST WO
ClEO MAYFIELD
FIRST MATINEE TO-DAY.
Matinee To-day at 2:30
O' MY HEART.' "
f 1T11
rui i nine
Laughter and Ttml
InMa.Hnw IIP IMMlf V K fZVI CI
TAKE A TIP-SEE A SELWYN HIT"
YOU CAN'T GO WRONG
Smilin1 Iroujii
The DRAMATIC
TrlllPH
BPOADliUHST
THEATRE-W.iiilt&Sr:
DIRECTION- GEO. BP0ADHURST
Eves. SJO- rWtlhrai Sal- Z.y
CATCH THEATRE TRAINS
MUSICAL HIT IN TOWN.
Hnsiiovolt
and
pltiuancy"
3un-IIoraId
tOlfl iJl. Mats.To-m'w&Sat.SJO.
K vA.i MacKELLAR
SUCClKss nt.' two sKAsnva.
tJACT 1C ITHOT
UUI U WCJI
wllh PAY TIAINTER.
9 AaTOR-Mat3.Wed.& 8at.3ao.Eva.saO
firlNEELLICnT'S
Ks.3ao. Mats. To-day U Sat. 3:30.
JOHN DREW S
ii'Tcrfcction of High Comedy."
ffttf Times
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THE SEASON'S MUSICAL TRIUMPH
Monsieur Beaucaire
The Massasci-Tarklnatnn Melodic Rom.
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Mon
Mar 8
9 o'Clock Revue
SEAT SALE
FRIDAY.
"GIRLS OF 1920"
3D EDITION MIDNIGHT FROLIC
OPENS THURSDAY. MARCH II.
MATS. TO-DAY (POPULAR) & SAT.,2.30
CHARLES niLLINOIIAM'S
Latest Musical ComedyJoy Ride
"THE NIGHT BOAT'
Bv Anns Caldwell.
JEROME KERN'S REST Twin
uvs. H30. at Tha libkkty.
ureenwicn y uiagej Tnun) &Sat 3ao
FIRST MATINEE TO-MORROW,
EMILY STEVENS
In Philip Moeller's
New Comedy.
With O. P.
SOPHIE
IIEGOIE
VII
OAIETY.TI'y.4fl8t.Ev.830.Mata.Wd.&St
MATS. TO DAY. FRIDAY & TUES.. 20
EUGENE O. O'NEILL'S
GREAT TRAOEDY
BEYOND THE HORIZON
CRITERION THEATRE
SrEO'L MATS. EVERY WEEK.
5 John DrtSkwitfrt
ABRAHAM UHCOLN
. Cort Thaatrc west -ts u c
Eves. S:IS. Mats. TO-DAV A Bat.. 3:15.
HENRY MILLER'S jSf&ffiS
Evs. S'O, Mats. To-ra'w A Sat.. 330.
HENRY MILLERaJ5j
BUUKHEBATE5S
"Eltctrtfrtes effect.'
Burna MahUe. Mall
BELASCO S&S.",
LenoreUlric
By O'conro Srarborouih and David Belaico.
STANDARD Bjway.flOSt. Pop. Prices.
JlrtlNUrtILi Mats.To-m'w&Sat. v
UMliirw "DADDIES"
Ed
MUM?
VI ag11
J
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I With
"1
nirli in Fnlso Firo runic
,A .young Italian woman bperntlmr ft
lewlnir machlno in tho loft factory of
thn Rnaetaitv Knee Pants Company, on
,. firth fiw of 206-203 . Canal street.
yesterday cried "Fire" when the electrlo
fuso attached to tho machine blew out
with a shower of sparks. The' cry pro
duced panlo amonjf the fifty or more
other employes and thero was a rush for
the exits. Several of the girls -were , over
come Jn tho crush. Firemen louna Jen
nle Chende, '25, of i Centre Market Place,
who had fainted. She was wicn nomc,
AMUSEMENTS.
tEB AND, J. J, 8HHDERT.
I VDIP 4Jnd.W.rfH'way.Eves.flaio.
MatlneTo-day&fiat.330.
FIRST MATINEE TODAY at 2:20
WALTER HAMPDEN
In
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By Percy MaeKayo .
"ImnrMjdvM and noblr
did. Hona.
"A glorious ftruro." Tribune.
"tlnmrnmnrt f,lonilni-n 'WnUU.IIersM.
"Will live In literature." Morn. Toleirraph.
"A flno fliura . . . Reaooant oratory."
Times. ...
"Finn and dimple . . . Tnorongniy ouman.
Evo. World. . , ..
"Beautiful, brisk and cleao-cut spectacle."
rrf?he.. . ...
win do long rnroemoerea. r.ve. oun.
"Reads with a lieauty and clarity that sots a
model," Eve. Telegram. ....
.''Afinoflirureofaman." Eve, Mall. ,
"Audience largo "3 eajerly responsive.'
Kv. Pnaf .
KVKHY AMKIIIDATJ
SHOULD SEE
'OEOROE WASIIINOTON.' IT WILL
MAKE YOU A BETTER AMERICAN."
Journal or commerce,
PRINIPPV SOth.E.ofB'way, Evs.SSU
rUUNUriDO MaU.To-dayftSat.2a0.
HERMAN TIMRERO'S
TICK-TACK-TOE
Words. Music ft Lyrics by Herman Tlmhorn.
S?nRn;m West4.St. Eves, ataaa
lVIUtUOVU Msu.Today ft Sat.at 3 30.
A SENSATIONAL TRIUMPH!
ri cii? In Arnold Bennett'
Ferguson f,BgiSW
BELMONT SS7.
HAHIE O'MBL PASSION FLOWER
mMPnY 4lst.nr.U'way.EvenlnrsS35.
VAWlEXH Mats.To-m'w&Sat.3da.
MY LADY Arnerl'sj wltD Clifton
FRIENDS comedy) Crawford
PLYMOUTH gto-Sat. Eve
John Barrymore'" Richard HI.
,LflngaCTC Mats. To-day &St..3:30.
i POPULAR PRICE MATINEE TO-DAY
I I' Ray Comtlock ft Morri; Oest Pretont
ijMONTu Adam and Eva
( hnrmiirtitr amulng.canltally nrtH-TrlU'o
CENTURY THEATR5
I To-nicht at S'lS
( I MATINEE TODAY.' 50c to $2
Ray Combtock ft MorHs Oest Prose nt
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COMPANY OF 300 l'EOPLE-8 8QENF.S.
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JiMorris Gest Midnight Whirl
jnvs.UflO. BwtAftfrThentreHlinw In N.Y.
AMERICAN SINGERS OPERA CO.
In Gilbert ft Sullivan's Comic Opera Burlesque
"Tlio Ixwt show I ever n In my lir."
Aletsndor Woollcott of the Tlm'.
PARK T.,,EATRI!-ColuJnbu'clrc''-lKv,-ri
VrATw Matlneo Saturday 3:18. 8:1S.
n?ir.L- 33thSt..nr.U'way. IMtaTo-m'w
UamCKorooleyI532E-s.830 ft8at.3UJ0
THE THEATRE GUILD Announces
"JANE CLEGG"
ByStJohn ErrlneAuthor of "John Fcriruson"
BIJOU
West 4Stb St. Eves. S30.
Mats. Wed. ft Sat, 3 3a
DI7DI1D.I in West d St. Eves. HXO.
ia- uutwMats. Wed. ft Sat. at 330.
in
CASINO ??h Broadway. Evo.
. M-To-m'w ft Sat. 3 aof
MUSICAL COMEDY EXQUISITE.
I Little. Whopper
With VrVIENNE SEOAIs,
SHUBFRT Tlien..44th.V .of B y.Kv.S:15
onuoci i Mats. To-m'w and Sat.2:I5.
DOUOLAS MacLEAN
and nonis hit
In "SlinVS iNlfl.lt"
.Conitily. RlvellOrchestra
IALTO'-
MARY MILES MINTER
duny or iiogue s Harbor
imc J"niALTO ORCHESTRA
O B- F. Keith's
rALACE
Mats.DaUr35c-tl.
SOPHIE TCOICER
Nina Payno ft Co.
Frank Dobson ft "Sirens"
HELEN KELLER
R U. F. holtu'a
iverside
B'way ft Bflth St.
MARIE OAICILL
HARRY FOX ft Girls.
v"A Recklrus Evo."
Bronson ft Baldwin, oths.
81
WoIUnon Cross.
Toto; Dorothy Shoe
maker ft Co., others, ft
Constance Talm&dge'slatttt
Picture "Two Weeks."
Keith's
St. ft B'way.
l-opuiar
Prices.
Vk.ifOUTM WBBK,
' On The HdilsrUt Past J '
LOEWS New York Theatre & Roof
Cont. 11 A. M. to It I. M. Roof to I A. M.
Mary Macharea. "The Forged Bride.
Loew'AmericanlWf'?y5:
ANDREW MACKIAUSe&ta
And Eight Other Bis Acts. Reserved
le Roy Stilts
-'ARONERS Orf
Tntt NIGHT
STRAND ORCII
COLUMBIA. Bwayft 47. Twice Dally .,Eres
Maids of America with Bobby Barry S;15
SOTIXa AND MsTTACJUNTE,
I
iPARADI,SE,,
rAllAila
Sherbo's
Wonderful
Orchestra
i
Direction of
JACK LENIGAN
AN ALL NIGHT DANCING CARNIVAL
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW I0RK SYMPHONY
(ORCHESTRA
Walter Damrojqi ....i,..coNpucTorf
Carnecle Hall' Sat. Aft. Msreh I. at J:.
Sf MPrtONY CONCltRT
for Tpun PejPl
! 'tKfCATES
Aeolian Hall, Sunday Aft., March T, at :.
I, Bunaay ah., iren
AGATES
Soloist,
LUCY
POPULAn PROGRAMME.
Cnrnesle. 1111, Thurj. Aft.. March 11. at 3.
PONSELLE
Berllos. Bellini. Warner.
Tlcltetat Bore Offices. OEO. ENOLTSB, Mgr.
METROPOLITANS
MA .. a nr uritti'pnA'A Mrntr p
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Zaneltl, Bolm. Cond., j3amboscheOJ
TimiH. h:1S. OBERON. Ponsel leTlTo
rd
vy
tier
rill, at o. i hvfi iir.&u uiuda
Oalll: Caruso. Rothler. cond. Uodanjicy.
SAT. at 3,
l 2. plAliun. rarrar. Usui r !
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PARSIFAL. MatzanaueC.
u.ni Whltehlll.Rnthler.DId
Itothter.btdur. Cd.Bodanxky
HIPPODROME, Sm. Eve Mar. 14,8:15
' H a-. TITO ,.
RuffO
Acslstloir Artist ANNA
FITZIU
Tickets. 2r50. 3. It.80 $1.00.
Mall Orders Now to Hippodrome.
i
uox vmce oaia ipana jiiarcn. o,
CARNEOIE HAI.L,4Pat, Eve., Mar. Yi
VlR8T AFFliARAtfcB of the
ISADORA
DUNCAN
DA-NCERS
Assisted
by Full
Symphony
Orchestra.
Edward Falclt.
Conductor.
i
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Tlckettll to $2. Now on Bale at Pox Office.
CARNEGIE HALL. SAT. AFT. MAR. 13
At 3:30 riano KoclUl JOSEF
HqfmanN
LatAppear'eThlSaason. (Btelnwayplano.
CARNEOIE HALL. BUTjT.. MAft. 7. at 3
Son Hocltal REINALD
WERRENRATH
At! Englddi 'Prorani. (Btelnway llano.)
Aeolian Hall. Mon. Eve.. Mar. teat 8:W.
ELSHUCO TRIO
Beethoven Tschaikowsky Program.
(Mason ft Hamlin Piano.)
PHILHARMONIC
JOSEF STRANSICY. . . .. Cenductor
CARNEOIE, HALL
To-m',w (Thurs.) Evr 8:10 A FrI. Aft . 3:30
rualf ALBERT SPALDING
To-morrow: Hadley Symphony. "Four Sen.
sons." Conducted by the compo9er,Deltus,&c.
Friday: "Erolca," Symphony, eto.
Next Saturday Evenlnr, March 6, at 8:30.
AVf RUDOLPH GANZ
All Toha'lkovsky Proerarfttne, Including
"Pathetique" Symphony
Tickets at Box Office. Fellx F. Lelfal. Mrr".
Hippodrome. Nt Sun.- Aft. Mar .7
JOINT CONCERT
BONCI AL
1J VyllV-l PROOItAM
MATZENAUER
SEIDEL.,.
TJcIteta J3.50. f3. SI.SO. 1 1,- noir on
sale Htppo4roma Bot Office,
HIPPODROME Next Sun, Night
siAiicu 7tn at :--conccrt by JOHN
Mc Cormack
SEATS NOW ON SALE
AT HIPPODROME BOX OFFICE.
AEOLIAN HALL, SAT. AFT.. MAR. . at 3.
First 'Cello Recital In two years by PABLO
CASAL S
Reals 73c to I5i N . OfTlre.
M;t.Me(r.M'lealDarei'i. Jl" wnillsmllnlllsso.
cord; Music Hull. Bwny i Centra) ParkV
OJ NEXT SATURDAY EVE.. 8:15,
Second Piano Recital JEROMK
RAPPAPORT
Sensational Elht Year Old Boy rianlst.
Tickets Now at Box Office, personal Ri.
Hepry- Schroeder. Mgt. Hugo Houcek.
Philadelphia Orchestra
TUES. EVE.. MARCH 9, nt 8:15, Carneele
Hall, 'Schubert. Three excerpta from
"Rosamundo," Hadley, Overture, "Othello" i '
conducted by the Composer.
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