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THEy SUN rANP NEW YORK. HERffEfi, " THURSDAY, " RIC 22, 19'0.S'
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MANY PAY TRIBUTE
TO DR. MARKOE
Simplicity Characterizes Fu
neral Services In CJiapcl of
St. George's Church.
rOLTCEMEN STAND GUAIU)
Noted jron Among Those Pres
ent' Body Taken to Sleepy
Hollow Ccmctcryi
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by
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450 Fifth Avenue
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' Simplicity chnractcrUctl the funeral
of Dr. Jame3 Wrlsht Markoo In the
chapel of St. George's Church yester
day. Mounted police stood guard In the
rain! while detoctlves were Stationed in
and near tho clinpol to keep curious In
truders from disturbing tho service.
Admission was limited strictly to tho
holders of cards and to others who
were Identified ns close- asBoclhtes of
Dr. Markoe. As It was the chapel was
crowded, many noted men being pres
ent to pay tribute, to the famous Burgeon.
Dr. Karl Reliant!, rector oi mo
church, conducted brief Episcopal rites.
He was nsslstcd by the Rev. J. Oilman
nuskl. tho Rev. Edward Qauicr, mo
Iov. William H. Gibbons ana tne uev.
J. M. Horton, assistant rectors of the
parish. There wero no pallbearers, but
ihB Pollen Denartmerit furnished on es
cort of honor picked from members of
tho Traftyc Squad. The comn anu aunr
wero heaped with a profusion of floral
offerings. ....
The funeral party acoompamco. mo
body to Sleepy Hollow dmietery, Tar
rytown, N. Y., whero It was placed In a
vault to await the arrival of
Dr. Markoo's daushter.'Mrs. William J.
Schlcffelln, ,Jr., from California. Burial
will take place after her arrival.
The members of. tne ramiiy who m-i c
present Included Mrs. Marltoe, tviuow
of the surgeon ; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Sar
gent. Mr-mul Mrs. Arthur L. Dovens,
son-in-law nnd daughter; Mr. and Mrs.
T. Markoe Robertson, brother-in-law
nnd si.ter of Dr. Markoe. and Mr. find
Mrs. Henry Markoe, cousins.
Among tho prominent friends' of Dr.
Markoo who attended the services' were
J P. Morgan, Herbert L. Sattcrlce.
Cieorge Vv". Wlckersham, former United
States Attorney-General; William G.
McAdoo, former Secretary of the Treas
ury; William McAdoo. Chief City Mag
istrate; R. Pulton Cutting, George K.
Warren, William J. Schleffelln, Charles
H. Rrown. Henry W. Monroe, Wllllnm
Fellowes Morgan, Olcott G. Lnno and
Dr. George K. Brpwor, who helped can
ture Dr. Markoe's slayer, homas W.
Slmpkln.
ARMY ORDERS.
Special to Tnn Sis xn New Yobs: Hcrai.d.
WASHINGTON. April 21. Tho following
Army order were made publir today:
U. 8. ARMY DISCHARGES.
Tho following named officer" are honorably
dichanred from their emergency commis
sions only
Call. John C. Gllmore, Jr.; Lonls R. Burp-ess,
Alston Hamilton, Samuel A. Kcphart
and James M. William".
Capt. Carl J Smith. Frank J. Atwood. Du
raid McA. Barr, Robert S. Darr, Cerald R.
Ruti, Gordon I.. Carrtnirton, Willis l.
Chnpln, Donald M. Cole, Georse D. David
on, Vincent B. Dixon, Albert W. Braves,
Ilarrlnston L. Flanlran, Paul II. French,
Richmond T. Gibson. Francis A. Haiie.
Charles J. Ilerror, Ira I). Hill. Dale D. Ilia
man. James C. Ilulson. Ixalle V. Jcffcrs,
John I!. Martin, Edwin C. Mead. Edward A.
Murphy. Joseph! J O'Hare, William G. Pat.
toron. Ilurh A. Ramsey. James O. Rood.
James C. Ruddr.ll, William R. Stewart, C H.
Tennoy, Edwhrd II. Underwood, Uerthold
vncej. jsme.tie ii. waiDacn, Horace I., won.
tiker. Rlehanl II. Webb. Allwrt R Ives.
William McK. Jackson. Herbert L. Lee. John
J .Mccointer, Richard J, Marshall, HnrolU
A Nlsicy. Harold w. Rehm. Clement Ripley,
Harold H Rfstln. Josenh A. Sheridan.
I Charles D. Thomas, Yarrow. D. Veely. Ar
I Ihur N. While. John S. Window, Walter F
. Wriffht. Louis C. Arthur. Jr. : Oliver J. Rood.
I Jr Gerald E. Brower. Stanley F Bryan.
I William Clarke, Robert W Daniels. Erwln
Far Reaching Credit
The basis of Commerce and In
dustry is raw material. The
production, gathering and trans
porting of raw material through
jungles, down tropic rivers,
across many seas all these op
erations are made possible by
the far reaching power of credit.
The National Bank of Com
merce in New York employs dts
great credit resources in further
ing the processes of production,
manufacture and distribution
from raw material to final consumption.
National Bank of Commerce
inNewYork '
Capital. Surplus and Undivided Profits
Over J-ifty five Million Dollars
0. W. Davis, Drecklnrlflre A. Day, Wlllsm
I), DuBwoody, Arm and Durant, Oscar L.
Orulm, Ralph T. Heard, John 0. Uoiklni,
1. atiTOneo V. Houston, Charles E. Hunlil.
First Lleutenants-vAlfred II. Keller, Letter
M. Kilrarlf, Ralph K. Learnard. Albert W.
I.onr. Donald 8. McConnaus hy. Frank Camm,
Howard E. Camp, Ralph J. Canine, Pitt F.
carl, Jr., Amos E, Canrlchael, Donald A.
Carson, Georae W. Cassell, Willouthby T,
Coolio. William E. Corklll. Johi,,I. Crosan,
Donald D. Demarest, Leon Deases, Harvey.
Edward. Earl C Ewert, William E. Farthlar,
Jlelvln t. McCreary, James II. McIIenry.-An--ilrcw
S. Jlesaelc, Frederick A, Molcalf, John
C. M,oos, Edward 8. Ott. John V. Anderson.
Tames W. Andrews, Paul M. Arnold, Ralphs.
Darby, Harold Dlakelay, Edwin 8. Ilrawitsf,
.Ii., Jobn S, Brown, Jr., John Cv Dinner, Jr.,
Raymond M, Richardson. Joseph B. 'Robinson
John W. Russliy, Paul W. RutIede, Cedrlo E.
Scheerrr, Wlllord W. Scott, Ernest
flcphens, Jr., Joseph C, Stephens, Harold L.
(jtiebol, Jacob (J. Sucher, Edward It. Supplee,
Jumes C. Vlckery. James W. Walters, Webster
JI. Warren, Maury h. Webster, John A. Weeks.
William W. Werts, Lon A. White, Kevins D.
Younir, Ellsworth Vounr, Allen F. Drum,
Claud T. Omni, Joseph II. Safer, Morris C.
Handwerk, Edwin E. Aldrln, Arnold D. Amo
roso, Samuel W,. Anderson, William T. An
drews, Harold. O, Archibald, Reamer W. Ario,.
tVcnr A. Axolson, Elvln L. Barr, Mllo D. Bar
.racan, James C. Baten, Adam J. Bennett,
John B. Bethea, Jr., Thomas J. IletV, Ray
mond II. Hotiom, MalUand Ilottoms, Gcorte
W. Brent, Levi M. Brlcker, William J. Sudke,
Henry D, Cassord. Robert T, Chaplin, Robert
51. Chase, Francis L Christian, Thomas L.
Cleatoo, Charles Cobb Id, Joseph Cola, Clar
ence C. Tark. William R. Phllp. Edward Rl
Roberts. John F. Roehm, Ronton G. Scott,
Josef II. Sheets, Walter II. Soderholm, Clyde
B. Sturtr. Wilbur B. Sumner. Marlon I. Voor
hers. James G. Watklns, Vennard Wilson,
Ansel 0. Wlnoman, Nathan D. Gordon, Clar
ence P. Townsley, Jr., John B. Fldlar, I'crcy
C. Flemlnr. Alfred O, Ford. Samuel 0. Gale.
Herman II. F. Goaeott. Wlnfred C. Green,
Howell R. Hanson, Qeorre R. Hayman, Georce
P. llajs.tHnlph Hlrsch, John II. Keatlnite.
a)tor L. McCormick, Samuel McCullouth,
James D. Mclntyre, John P. MacNeill. Ben
lamln F. Mannlnr. Albert E. Marks, Detlow
M, Marthtnisn, Robert J. Mltkovtky, Dourlaa
E. Morrison. Henrr T. Morrison. William W.
Murphoy, Howard II, Newman, Jr., Harold A.
Packard. Archibald L. Parmeleo, Roy D.
Psterson, James F. Plchel, James F. Powell.
Frank H. Prltchard, VVebster F. Putnam, Jr..
I.ymnn u. Rafferty, John
I,, llanlev. Llovd
.-vi. nanna, nonry A. iiarKins, Charles a.
Harris, Edwin P. Hart, Frank II. Hastlnrs,
Martin A. Hayes. Milton Hellfron. Earl
Hendry. Hush N. Merrick, Charles W. Hie
Kins, Ioslla W, Jeffersir), Thomas E. JeHords,
Harold M. Jobes, Epliralm P. Jolls. Phillips
W, Loomls, James R. Lowder, Percy S. Lowe,
Chester B. McCold. Thomas S. McConnell,
Thomas W. Conrad, Euirene T. Conway, Ed
ward G, Cowen, Leonard R, Crows, Evans R.
Crowoll. Bernard C. Dalley, Charles M. Dale,
Iconard L. Davis, Harold Deas, Robert E.
Do Merrllt, Georte B. Dobyns. Clarence W.
Dresner, Ray 0. Edwards, John It, Emblch,
Wtlllani R. Epes. Kenyon P. Flars:, Paul W.
Georre, Fred. W. Gerhard. Jr.. Joseph II.
Gilbreath, James M. Gillespie and Marshall L.
Godtfcrand,
Mn
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ling
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
William P. Stlnson, to Mobile
and
Rlrnilnchsiii, Ala.; Col. Amos WT Kimball,
ur iiiliii time uiouiba' leave; Major uiarlea T.
Arrlclil, to Ilatelton, l'a.; Flmt Lieut. Alfred
R. (Ktteuby, honorably dlKhargedi Opt.
Arthur (1. T. Duncan, to New "Vorx: First
I .leu t. Gray B, Lowler, honorably discharged;
Major William Griffin, to .New York; Col.
Frank II. Edwards, to Wastilnzton: Mai.
Jacob Arnold lIallt(ter, honorably dlscliarKl;
.Major iranK riiaries Starr, to Amcniie. i. v.;
Oapt. Jami-i U Alrcrson, to Columbus. Ohio;
Capt. lleury W. Sacknus,,hoDorauly dlscharicVd.
INFANTRY.
rirt Lieut. George M. Ferris, report to
prvililettt of the examining board ronveced by
the riiifimandlm,' Kt-neral, First Division, Camp
Taylor; Ky., for examination to determine fit
Lou fur promotion; First IJeut. Simon Fostlak,
iTnrt to prrsldent examining board convened
by the coiiimnndltiR (ccneral, Second I)lvlilon,
Camp Tratls for examination to Ucileroilne fit
iiemi for promotion; Cspt. Feahler Whltlnj,
rottred from netlre sertlce;. First Lieut, Robert
F. Kelley, revrt military attache, American
Ieratlon, Ilelnlnzfors, Finland, for atslimment
to duty; First Llut. Vincent N. Taylor,
(il(!i'd; FlMt Lieut. Arthur R. Rocswoort,
reslcned; Col. Henry M. Plehinaun, rciort to
Col. Ira A. Ilaynoa, president army- retiring
Nurd. Western Department, San rrancisco. ror
etanilnatlra by the hoard; UeuL-Cpl. Will
iam A. Ilunislde, detallel as member of army
retlrluir board appointed to meet at Wnstilng.
Inn; Tire Col. William T. Merry, relieved; Capt.
Chester A. Shopuard, retired from active ser-
vice: Leut.-Col. Samuel 1", won, reureii irmn
active service; Flrat Lieut. iCaoslus l!a.uvurd
SlTb-ti. to Camp Devens; Major William O.
Flelviilianer, to Douglas, Aril.; Lieut. -Col.
William Wallace, granted one month's leaiF.
MEDICAL CORPS.
First Lieut. Frank Clinton Anderson, honor
ably discharged First Lieut. Walter Robert
Wjnne. honorably discharged; Capt. - Robert
John Stvnr, honorably rtlschargtd; Capt. Josei
Arnold Penman, honorably discharged; Capt.
lleehert II. Rlnli restraed: Oant. James Roy
HtHlnall, to Wathlngtoa! Col. Weston P. Cham,
berlalu, to Boston; Col. Matthjw A. Delaney, to
Philadelphia and Pltttburg! Ool. Joseph l.
Hller, to New York s Major Henry C Coburn, Jr.,
ta Detroit; First Lieut. Raymond Arthur Hcb
ron, to Dayton, Ohio; Capt. Pierre N. Char,
bonnet, (o Dearer; First Lieut. Warford I,au
Nixon, honorably-discharged; First Lleut.'Sam.
nol Huston Miller, honorably discharged; First
Lieut HaJph. Larence Armstrong, honorably dls
'rharted; Major' William Joseph Circe, honorably
discharged; First Lieut. Forrest P. Baker, to
New Orleans, for transportation to Panama.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. A'darn F. Casad, to Washington; Major
Edward W. Phllllpt.jo Baltimore; Major Will
iam L. Crittenden, to' New York: Flrat IJeut.
Harry L Roy Jones,, cavalry, and First IJeut,
Herman Hollle Felix Ootsett, field artillery,
provisional apiwlnrments Id the regular army
made permanent; Col. Alexander U Dade, re
port to Brlg.-Uen. Robert E. Noble, president
army" retiring board at Washlogton, D. p., for
examination; First IJeut. Jackson W. Archer,
honorary discharged; Major Malcolm A. Coles,
to Waller Reed General Hospital; Col. Joseph
Wheeler, Jr., granted on month's leave.
COAST ARTILLERY'.
Capt. Marlon P. Vestal, report to Col. Ira
A. llsynes, president army retiring .board,
San Franctsco, lor examination; Capt. Bert
hold Vogel granted two months' leave; Capt.
Albion It, Rockwood, proceed to tho United
BtatPs first available transport, then to Camp
Lewis; Lleut.-Col. Lawrenco 8. Miller, retired
from octlvo service; First UentAFf hraim P.
Jolls. to llg Point, y.tCol. FrAcis J. Bebr,
to Washington, D. C; First Lieut. Claud T.
Gunn. to Admiral, Md.; Capt. RaphicI S.
Ohavln. to Meluclwo, N. J.! Oapt Wads' JJ.
Carpenter and Capt. SanderloM Jarmen, to
Abordeen proving ground.
' AIR SERVICE.
First Lieut. George A. Kent, Uondrably dls-hars-ed;
Ma)or Harry Graham, to Dayton.
Ohio; Capt. Philip P. Cook, honorably dis
charged: Capt. Byron II. Mills, toPost Field:
Lleut.-Col. Henry B. Clagett, to Washington;
First Lieut. .Frank W. Wells, to Camp Cus
ter for honorable discharge.
DENTAL CORPS,
Capt. Ralph O. Leonard, honorably dis
charged: First Lieut. John P. Cooper, to
Walter Reed General Hospital; Capt. James
U. Mnnn, to Washington: First Lieut, llarold
S. Whitney, to Fox Hills, N. Y.
CAVALRY.
Capt James P. Y'nncey, to Fort Sam Hous
ton; Major Wilson G. Heaton, Capte. Pettus
II Hemphill. Victor W. B. Wales, Fjrst
I. leuts. Henry H. Cheshire and Archer L.
Iveh, pTliced on detached officers' list; First
Lieut. Frank E. Ilcrthplet, to Fott Ethan
Allen:, Lleut.-Col. George B. Prltchard. Jr..
retired from active service: First Lieut. Percy
G. Black, granted two months' leave.
ENGINEER.
Capt. Aubrey II.' Bond, report to Col. War
reu T. llaunuin, president of examining board
meet nt Cnnip A. A. Humphreys for exam
ination to determine fitness for jiromotlon;
Capt. Edwin A, Bethel and Capt Warren A.
Lynn, to Washington, I. C: Flret Lieut. Will
iam M. Howe, resigned; Lleut.-Col. Harold J.
Weeks, return to proper station, Washington.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Major Walter F. Beyer, to Rarltan Arsenal f
Major Earl Atklsson, to Washington; Capt.
William F. Gcrth, to Denver.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Major Aumst F. Iinge, to Camp Podge;
Major Jowph R. Jefferls and Cspt. Patrick
II. HuJglus, to Dulse, Idaho.
SIGNAL COUPS.
h Capt.' Joseph II. Hyuian, honorably dis
charged: rim ueut. inaries iove, rriuru
to Caiup Dlx.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Capt. Herbert It. Hayden. report lo Brig.
Gen. Robert E. Noble, president of army le
tlrlug board, Washington, D. C.-or exam
ination; Mair Jowpb K. Fornance, to Rarltan
Arsenal: Major John J, .Gannon, grauted the
d)s' leae.
The Poems of
Siegfried
Sassoon
Picture Show $1.50
Counter Attack 1.25
The Old Huntsman 2.00
E. P. Dulton & Co., 681 5th Av., N. Y.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW YORK'S LEADING THEATRES AND SUCCESSES
riVIDlDP ""wBy 40th St. Eves. 8.30.
fc.llrlrt Mt: Wort. Snt. 2:30
"Flawlfssperformance.brllllant play."-Tlmo
In Zoe Aklns' Play
ETHEL'
BARRYMORB
DECLASSED
HUDSON
Booth Tarkington'j
arence
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West 4Uh St.
Evs. 8.30. Mats,
"liest Light Comedy Ever Written by
,n American." tlBTWiwi x.rriun, itii.u.xj
a K.nickerbocKerkuw. Wed. & sat. 2 35.
"Most LovaWe, Laugnawe I'lay
1 - at.Mf."
rm SHAVINGS
$ -If Sunshiny Cape Cod Comedy.
3 Best Seats at Box Office. Regular Wees.
D ,.U J IJ,, W.40thBt. Evs. 8:30.
Punch and Judy Mats. Frt.&sat. 2:30.
1 Hole the Wall
with MARTHA IIEDMAN
John Halllday. Vernon Steele.
West 44th St. Eves.8:30.
Mats. Today & Sat. 230.
JIATIWllB Tll-UAX AT 2U
BELASCO
MATH
Lenore Ulric &K
Hcorge Scarborough and David Helaaco.
By
JOHN L. GOLDEN presents
OAlETY.n'y.468t.Evs.8:30.Mts.Wed.&8at.
? Globe 'APplc Blossoms'
Krelsler-Jacobl-LeBaron Operetta
witn jonn unariea. -i noma.
Wllda Bennett. Star Cast. Mts. Weil. & Sat.
HENRY MILLER5.r
NO. MATINEE TO-DAY
BIANCHE BATES
NEW AMSTERDAM'
Mats. Sat. & Wed 50c to S2.0O. No Ill?lier.
gEd. Wynn Carnival
ED. WVNV. "THE PERFECT FOOL" In
"THE SHOW THAT HAS ALL
NEW YORK. LAUGHING."
NEW AMSTETOAtt POOP XTSSO 1
to'j can ume oanco ipa smoha I
7U(.LUl.rrKULII,
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WU tNUMfcLY UirrtRtNT IrWWJ
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I NEW AMSTEQOAr
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InaCl
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2'20.
DAVID ukiahuu presents
THE GOLD
.in
aire diggers-
Mvtry
Hopwood
OEO. rfflJAM B'way,43dSt Eves. 8:30.
m. ,iats. neu.
.& Sat. 2:30.
SAM II. HARRIS presents
WILLIAM
Collier
In "TnE HOTTENTOT." "It's a Riot."
"BIOOEST
LAUOUINQ
HIT IN
TOWN."
I 1RPRTYW 42d8t. Kvbs.810.
L.1 DC4 1 I Mats. Wed & Sat 2 -30.
"IT'SA JOY RIDE."
THE NIGHT BOAT'
ureenwicn viuaReMats.Thur. & Sat.2:3o.
POPUL-VIt MATINEE TO-DAY 2:30.
EMILY STEVENS
In I'hllln iiCflDUtr" with O. 1'.
Moeller's "in liEaoiK
"Uke an Improper story whispered behind
a Valenciennes fan." Tlmej.
f
JoHn ici'sswafar'j
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
LAST WEEK of QPERA
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tlneIll.Amaio.iarnonrj,ruiiiu..i.
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Aialajesta. PJAngelo .Bjda. AforaMon .
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RUN. Eve. 50C to 12. LABT uowucni, Jp-
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xild Curtis, Beale, Delaunols. Claussen Icrlnc;
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PIANO USED.
mom wmma Don't
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i xmerican Lead Fbncil Co..
Waste Time, Use
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HIPPODROME SUENVAY MAY 2
GALA PERFORMANCE
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN
MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
LUISA I JOHN
TETHAZZINI LMcOKMACIC
AND OTHER STARS
Scats on sale at the Hippodrome Rnx offlco
Moil., April 20, 81 to IS. NO WAR TAX.
NOW MADISON SQ. GARDEN I
Hlll TWICE DAILY, 2:18 and 8:15, I
FINAL PERFORMANCES SAT.. MAT I
RINGLIMG BROS,
BARHUH: BAILEY
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A I Arc W D0CK8TADEI1,
AbAlC SOLLY WARD CO.,Oul
B'way & 4T St. I ran Margnerlte.oths.and
Mits.I)slly 23-lt. ILAURA PIERPONT 4 CO.
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Ouera "PAOIJACOI,"
Booth Tkrkbigton Com
edy, Symphony Orchestn
COLUMDtA, JJway & 47. Twice Dally.lEvea.
sam uojtvs-s ma SHOW. il;tl.
THE WONDER, SHOWOFTHE UNIVERSE
us novelty, splendor and matnltudo
never before equalled."
tllgahtlc Zoo, Congress of Freaks.
Admlaalon to all. Including seats, too to S3.'
according to location (War Tax Included).
Children under 12 at reduced prices all mats,
racept Sat. to jr.10 seats and over. ,
Branch Ticket Offlces(No advancs In prices)
01mbcl Bros., It. H. Macy it On
J") R. 8. MOSS' r t m
DROADWAI 41st St. I
Hope Hampton
la To-day a Version of Yesterday's Vamp! re
"A Modern Salome"
CHARLES CHAPLIN
Marie Dressier A Mabel Norman d In
"TILLIE'8 PUNCTURED ROMANCE"
and a stagn novelty with bewitching girl
hCAVE MAN LOVE (A nevuelJ
II
"Good Old 904"
"Our Msok Track. N. 9M, was ooreksssd in
1910oduedlortwoyaralRasd.ra. 1st 1912
it was shlppid la lllbblag. Mlsa., sad bss bun
rooniai ever since Wbsaevsrlhers Is any psr
tiealsrlr hard work to da or a trask to ba polled
oat, 'Goad Old $04' always gsts the job."
AFTER ten years of uninterrupted uSe, "Good
J Old 904" displaying typical Bull Do& Mack
stamina is still the best, .truck in the fleet.
Mack Engineering features combined with 18 basic
Mack patents have developed theJvIotor' Truck the
world is talking about.
Capacities, IK to 7K tons. Tractors to 15 torn.
For tho benefit of local Mack owners
a Brooklyn Branch ho,s been opened at
1052 Atlantic Avenue,
Tel. Prospect 2335.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR COMPANY,
252 West 64th Street, New York City.
PERFORMANCE COUNTS
if
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
America's Foreraoit Theatres anrt Hits, Direction of le and J. J. 8hubert.
WinterGarden Stt
LOUIS DE FOE. WORLD: "A daixllng
new spectacle, I 'asses all tho rest
DIVlTU Thea..4Rth.W.orH'wav. 1
uwin Mltneo(1 Wel. A Sat. 2:30.
MR.
LEO
DiTRICHSTEIN
Kvs.8:i0.
In "THE
PURPLE
MASK."
Mallrra FllinH'c 3th, E.ofU'wy.Evs.820.
nimiiTB LIIIDH Mu Wk, & 3at 2:20
LIONEL
r lionel r
DARRYMORJ1
More admirable than his Ibbetson Timet
THE LETTER OF THE LAW
(LA RODE ROUGE)
rFNTTlRV 02d. Cent. Pic. West. Eva.8:U.
VCIN 1 UI I Mat.. Wed. A fiat. 3:15.
FLORODORA
Kvenlngs, 600 Good Seats at S3: 850 at I1.S0;
.00 at II; 000 at BOc: others at I2.B0 h 13.
KilVi'&r.'i'? on,ce in (jentral Ta. 47 irwsy.
SUNDAY NIQHT CONCERT, AL JOLSON
VitYt The., near B'way. Eves. 8:40.
J7in O 1 Mats. Wed. & Sat. 3:40.
MneirrTm'o're SCANDAL
In the Famous Comedy Jv'r1 if-f""-
TOMFDY 41st, nr. B'way. Evenings 8:23.
yumCdJ I Mats. To-day.8at. & Tuos. 2:2J
MY LADY I America's "'" Clifton
FRIENDS gffieE Crawford
PFNTRAI Thea..47Ht.& R'y. Evs. 8 JO
Mats. Wed. & Saturday 2 :30,
Sam BERNARD ren BORD0N
In "AS YOU WERE"
4 4TH S'l' Thea.. W.of II y. Kvs.M:30
" .lais. nea. Mat. 2:zu
Cecil I in -LOOK WHO'S HERE'
'LEAN CLEO MAYFIELD
1 1 Musical Comedy Triumph.
AMERICAN SINGERS OPERA CO
In G libert & Sullivan's ComlcOpcra Burlesque,
WMGQRl
in snow i ever saw In my life."
. TALW,I''r Woollcntt of the Times.
PARKvmB8"0'
Matlnoo Saturday 3:1S. 8:li.
Uarrick VLI "vgi Hi"- Mis. To-day
Theatre Guild's Greatest Success,
"Jane clegg"
By St John Ervlne, author of 'John Ferguson'
Plymouth :5H'-e-s.8:20. i,Ast i.
Arthiie JXU- TXly 8at.220.TIMES
S&OTA'B "Night Lodging"
NORA BAYES
SEASON'S
HIGHEST HITI
W.- 44th. Mat. Sat.
"LASSIE'
LONGACRF 4Sth-w- B'wv- kvs.830
,. Mu- Sat. & Wed. 3 .-30.
F. Hay Conutork ft Morrli Gest Present
M Adam and' Eva
l Thoroughly amusing, capitally acted.-Trlb.
MOROSCO A"?'-t.?:?
- - - .hwi, , ni, .in. : ou
A BtENSATlUNAli TKIUMI'II
in Arnold Dennett s
New I'lay
SACRED AND
PROFANE LOVE
ELSIE
FerqusoN
Ft IITDM West 8tl St. Eves, at 8 ao.
rUL.IUIN Mats.flat.AWed.at2ao.
"An amusing satire." N. Y. American.
UltOADHUR8T,W.44thSt.Kvs.830. 1
Jane COWL
i .
in B311I.1.V lllUUUUtt.
Mats. TO-DAY & Sat. 2:30
LITTLE THEATREJ?M'
V r.t O.nfi "Kit a Xtrt t. n.on - '
r UTS, smv nv. ivtot l v J. u, OH, mi , J
I RICHARD BENNETT in
Eugene O. O'Neill's Great Drama.
tBeyqnd the Horizon
20 V
LITTLETIIEA.. 44th'8t.. W. of Broailway
formanccs u,(Ual,,'l,8at.Mor.l0i30
ALICE WONDERLAND
Arranged by Rachel Barton Ilutler
Auinor Mamma s Affair.
by Winter Watts.
Music
Not a film, but
acted by grown-ups. MABEL
1 ALlAtfillliU as Alice.
SHI mFRTrhes,rei4'4thSt.,V.orB'way.
3nUDil 1 Er0. sio. Mats. Wed. & Satf
THEDA BARA
THE BLUE FLAME
NEXT MONDAY SEATS NOW .'
JULIA
AR L OWE
LFTII NIQHT.
oOTHERNM
FIRST WEEK: TWB
ror tuo years Xtf Ait I
EAST WEST
wr FA DIunTtm.
Astor - nitlnttl wtit.tr Jt.
I YRirThe.42nd.W.ofBway. Eves. 8:30.
U I rxltmpog Wed. & 8at. 2:30.
A
NEW MUSICAL COMEDY
The Way to a Man's Ileart Is rovealed by
Princess Thoa. Mats. Wed. Sat. 2:30.
West 30th St. Eves. 810.
PASIMfi 3h 9t- B'way. Eves'. 8:20.
lflOUNU Mats. Wed. A Sat. 20. .
Victor .Herbert's afuslcal Success,
My Golden Girl
JRtUQf Thea..nr. B'way. Evs.8J0342nd
HOm Ot. MtU, To-day Sat. 3:30. Tlms
i STORM is-
Jjl aJ 1 -rllV MacKELLAD
BELMONT
48th. E. of B'y.
Bryant 4S. Evs.
8:30Mts.ToKlay
& Hat. 3 JO.
NANCE O'NEIL
the Passion Flower
PLAYHOUSE 48th Bt- K. of, B'way.
rLHinUUOt: Mats. Wed. & 8at.
T
II
E
I Eves.
I 8:30.
with
JEANNE
XAQEL3
?FI WYNweM St- Eves. 8:30.
MMatS. To-day, Sat. & Wed.
SPE'L POP. PRICK MAT. TO-DAY".
DONALD f PEGGY I RALPH
BRIAN WOOD MORGAN
in the riT TrrTn Otll
.musical ral II II II r
SI-US'
Utt
HARRIS.veS.t42dst.
-. '-"Aiat
I'.ven. HL"tn
.f s.fnoA a- o.n
Moves to Plymouth The. Next Mon.
o bhowers
next MONDAY NIGHT
THE'HOLE & WALL
Direct from Punch & Judy Theatre.
Vandcrbilt Wst.
Evs. 8:30. Mats. Wed. & Sat.
The Musical' Comedy Hit,
l R&N E
ADELE ROWLAND
West42d8t. Km lta-in
Mats. Wed. O'op.) & Sat. at2:30.
REPUBUC
TV r " r i
ivianone rvamoeau
In Channlng Tolloclc's Great Melodrama.
1 he Sign Door
Eves, at s-nn It j.t
(Pop.)ASat.ataa0Wel.
FItinoi. w 42d St,
CJUnge Mts.Wed.(F
Florence Moore
In "BREAKFAST IN BED."
IB J BEC.MON.EVLAPH26 Bll
ifcew o nuw
W4LTEB HAST presents
MARTINIQUE
A ROMANCE .f (he
FRENCH VVEST iNntci
I Bq LAURENCE CYDE
V' StJ2,,rb vltlOR r,
anu tnnti i CUUBIGAN
m
S3.
BIJOU iSftXaS-PZ Era-
J Mats. Wed. (Pop.) Jt Sat. 3:30.
THE QUIJA BOARD
Aeolian Hall, This Aft., April 22, at 1,
tilly KOENEN
DUTCH CONTRALTd"
Mtt. Wlnton & Llvlnxston. Baldwin Plino.
CARNEGIE HALLffiWfcmNo
IT T BONO RECIT.U. SOPRANO f I
Helen yorkE
(Mts.MishaAppelbaum)
"Helen Yorke captrrates audleaco."-.V.y.Tfma
Management Musical Bureau of Amerlca.
AE0LIAN HALL. TO-NIGHT AT 1:16.
Only Appearance This Season
MADRIGUERA
PIANIST.
Mgt. Loudon Ourtlon. ilasox t llamila FUno,
SEATS FOR Al,L PERFORM A Vera
fiDEDAl "cats' All, Parts of House.'
U I L II R pperaTlckctsBoiiiht.8old,Es'd
UK TICKET OFFICE
TICKETS
rnone Greeley
4189
RESERVED SEATS ALIi JUSEAliTqAUES.
WM. S. HART
In Th Toll Oats.
Rlvoll Orehe.te.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
CHAS. RAY
In "Paris Orssn.
tranD
nwAv it tiT s"
Marshall Nallan'a
"DON'T EVER
MARRY."
Strand Orchestra.
BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS.
iarnr. Fulton st. MAT
Tel. Msla 1893. DAILY
QTAR
-J PARISIAN! FITRT;
- " " w 41 Utft 1 I
Every Suadar Two Bls.Coacerts
Middle Gab
Union
Chaunccy M. Depew, ex-United States Senator
andnoted orator, gives the arguments for a
Middle Class Union against strikes and high
prices, and, answers objectors to it, in an inter
view in
Sty? $feitt nrh taw
NEXT SUNDAY
To say that you can't have a Middle CIws
. ' Union became of diversity of interests' Mr.
Depew observes, "is as absurd as to say you
can't have a Bolf club composed of doctors and
lawyers arid buttonhole makers. . . . The
goal of its members would not be a strike, nor
wage adjustment, but their own protection in
case of a strike by others or against exorbitant
prices." , . ,'
Overalls and Old Clothes
Another article of timely interest showing the
effect of the anti-profiteering movement spread
ing over the country. The viewpoint of the mer
chant is an interesting phase of the discussion,
which will be treated from all sides.
v What We Have Done to Europe
Raymond B. Fosdick tells of the chaos in busi
ness and governments of Europe, due to America's
refusal to accept the Treaty and League of Na
tions and the growing dislike of us among the
peoples who think we have not played fair with
them.
Stye Nftugorfc imw Vitxnw flf israkfi
NEXT SUNDAY
? Dr. Maurice Francis Egan will review "Is Amer
ica Worth Saving?" by Dr. Nicholas Murray
Butler, president of Columbia University. The
road to durable peace, socialism as it is in this
country and future of political parties are 'some
of the subjects treated in this optimistic work,
ably presented by Dr. Egan.,
Distinctive features of world news portrayed in
pictures:
, Rotogravure-Picture Section
(16 pages)
6Wfj to urk iht
NEXT SUNDAY
An exclusive photograph showing Miss Charlotte Boyle
and Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, who represented New York
f in the 100-yard championship swimming race for women
held at Honolulu, and Duke Kahanamoku, the foremost
swimmer of the world, on the beach at Waikiki.
Group of photographs showing prominent men garbed
in overalls or suits of denim as a protest against the high
cost of clothing. ' ,
Albert I., King of the Belgians, with the. reunited Bel
gian Royal family, on the grand stairway in, the ancestral
chateau near Brussels.
Sir Auckland Geddes, new British Ambassador to the
United States, arriving in New York.
First photographs received in this country showing Allied
troops in Constantinople.
British soldiers outside of Dublin searching vehicles for
arms and information about the Sinn Feiners.
British Battle Cruiser Renown, bearing the Prince of
Wales from England to Australia, passing through the
Panama Canals x .
New photograph of Miss Helen Taft, acting president of
Bryn Mawr College and youngest college president in
the United States.
Foremost women golfers of the United States sailing on
the Baltic to contest with their English sisters for the
British title.
2fem fork mmta
NEXT SUNDAY
Order from your newsdealer in advance
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