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New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
CORSET MANUFACTURERS TO DINE

Colonel Isaac VI Ulman. of New Haven
president Of the Corset Manufacturers As
sociaton OF the United States. will preside.
and William a. Marble, OF New York. viii
be toastmaster al the dinner ~ that asso-
citation at the Hotel Astor tonight Among
the speakers viii be the Rev br. charlie.
r Aked Irving r Bush. of The Bush Ter.
mnal COMPANY Herman Metz. Francis
5. hutchins and Samuel Flelschman.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
FARMERS SPECIAL OFF TO-DAY.

The agricultural exhibit car on the farm
ers special will be taken over three divis
icns OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, begin
ming to-day and lasting until February 3
Eight stops arc 10 be made on the West
jersey & Seashore division, ten on the Am
hoy division and hve on the Belvidere di-
vision The train will consist Of three cars
two audience cars and one agricultural eX'
bloit car -Four addresses will be made al
each stopping place. and the exhibit car
will be open free to the public
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
UEDNEsDAY. FFBRUARY
THURSDAY. FEBRUA
TRANsPACiFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer close In y. Y. PM
Hawaii. Guam, Philippines fvla san
Francisco)--U. S. Transport. ...... Feb. l, 6: 80
'HaiI'iamshrs ...................... ?. 30
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands,
FTsancisco,-Maltai .............. Feb. 3. $50
Hawaii ia pan. Corea, China Philip
pines tvia san Francisco Nippon
haru reos 81 OsoD
Naval japan. Corea China. Philip
pines via san Franciscol-Sibsria r eb 10. 6 20
Japan. Corea China Philippines tYia
Nancouver)-Empress Of China. FEB. II, $50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
EPILEPSY, NOT STANDARDIZATION
Coroner S Physician Makes Examina-
tion in Bryant Hotel Case.

The police failed Yesterday to get any
trace OF the man who left woman dead
in room of the Bryant Hotel at Sixth
avenue and attn street, early Sunday morn
ing
strangled. but an examination Of the body
BY Coroner's Physician Schultz yesterday
established the cause Of death as epilepsy.
which gave the woman the appearance ~
having been chokod. There were no eyi-
denccs Of foul play.
The police are looking for the man 10
assist them in determining the woman 5
identity.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BABY SMoTHERED IN CRIB
Turns Over on His Face and Is Found
Dead Among the Pillows.

Charles y. Wyzell the eight-months- old
baby Of Manton +. Wyzell, Of No. 2n East
20lst street, a lawyer, with Offices at No.
l54 Nassau street while asleep In its crib
in the open air yesterday afternoon turned
over. and with its face buried in the soft
pillows was smothered to death
The baby was not strong enough TO twist
over on his back again. and when al ,
O'Clock his mother came to see how the
baby was getting along she found him
lying fat on his face. dead
Ever since the child vas born he had
slept part OF the day on the porch and had
become a strong healthy little fellow.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
DEAD IN AN ICE BOX.

William Conner was found dead Yesterday
I'm an ice box in the cellar Of a saloon at
NO. 71l Broadway, Bayonne. where lie did
chores. The body was found by brew
cry driver who was about 10 stock the box.
Conner had crawled into the box, the door
Of which snapped and he was suffocated.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BOY HELD FOR SERVANTS DEATH.

Vincent OToOle. thirteen years old. of
No 30 East sth street. who shot and acct
deutaly killed Rose Zimmerman. A SER
want. on Sunday while cleaning a six-shot
Winchester gun. was arraigned yesterday In
the Children Court and rcmanded bv Jus
ti'e Wyatt 10 await the e,ction Of the CorO-
|.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
WIRELESS REPORTS
INCOMING STEAMERS.

! The Arabic reported as 200 miles oast n,
/ dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise. 7l2. sunset. 5l6. moon SETS G.35;
moons age.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

DAY
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Tonight at 1:45-Loulse. (Only Time This
Season. Phila.- Chicago Opera Co. Garden.
Bressler- -Ganoli. Dalmores, Dufranne. Geheral
Musical Director. Cleofonte Campanini.
We'd Evg. at s-Germana. Destinn. Gluck.
Nattfeld. Maubourg, Sparkes: Caruso, Amato'
Dldur Rossi. Hinshaw. Cond., Toscanini;
Thurs Aft. at S0--Rheingold Aldrich.
Homer. Gluck. Alten: Burrian, SOONER, Goritz,
Reiss Wthsrspoon. Ruysdael. Cond.. Hertz
Thurs. Eyg. at - Traviata. LlpkowskG,
Naubourg Snlirnoff. Amato. Rossi. Cond. .Podesti.
Fri FVg. At T:4j--TristaD Z und Isolde. Frern-
vtad Homer: Burrian. Sooner, Hinckley. Hin
shaw. Eeiss Hall. Cond., ToscaninL
sat Atm at Girl of the Golden W'st.
Destinn: Caruso Amsto, Giliy, Reiss, Dgdur,
do Segurola. Cond.. Toscanini
sat. Eyg. at special Perfce-Madama
Ruttprfly Faryar. Fornia; Martin, Scott,
Bada. BourgeoIs Begue. Cond.. Podesti
Next Week: Mon. Evg-Germania. with the
original cast as above. Cond. Toscanini.
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
WEpNEsDAY. FEHRnAnY

.Lalltaall. ........Llle.rool. Jaa 80. .eaaarl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-28
STRANGE oATHs."

Before Mr. Justice White took the
oath of chief justice he was required
70 subs rifle 70 the oath 81 allegi-
ance8 required Of al ex-Confeder-
ates entering upon federal Office.
When Judge Buchanan presented
himself in the Tennessee supreme
court as a member Of that body ap-
pointed BY the governor a few DAYS
ago, he was called upon, under the
law Of the state. to swear that he
had not engaged in a duel since tho
passage OF the statute on the subject
and that he would not DO 50 during
his term Of Office
1t Is well that judges on the bench
he bound By sufficient formal obi.
cations and pledges. At the same
time such oaths as those mentioned
were formulated for times far other
than the present. and it might be
well to abolish them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-28
HELPS C0NylCTS TO REFORM
Splendid Work Being Dane By officials
Ct John Howard Industrial Home
al Boston.

What society shall DO with dis
charged prisono.s i slowly but sure
" beng solved bv the John Howard
Industrial home at Boston. which
celebrates it, twentieth anniversary
soon. \ most pathetic object is the
DISCHARGED prisoner who thinks ev-
erv rasser-bv sees the prison STIGMA
unon him This sans his conrarc
ana ~ sims back again until once
more be i as.ooi.ting with cr;mi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-28
IS TERROR or The HOSTESS
Unpunctual Guest Seldom Realizes
How She Is Upsetting the
Household.

The unTuntual guest is .thc ter
ror 81 the hostess unless she has the
means and inclination TO cross the
palm 81 cash servant ~ The house
with gold. Tn that case q degree Of
laziness viii bc tolerated which. Il
a member Of the falgily were con-
cerned. would he met with threatSof
departure Not every proorastlnat-
ing guest is rich. however. and when
one of the imnecunious or grudr-
ing ones arrives bv a train later than
the one upon which she was expected
il is The signal for rebellion From
the moment She enters the door I'M
III her departure the mistress Of the
household Is in a state Of continual
-heasiness lest the delinquent shall
rot b. well served. or that domes-
&c crisis viii Appropriated. Why
cold breakfasts 7-l r,H'ns not "i-ro
up' promptly do not in time reveal
10 The pro- ras;inators that they are
ups tting a household and democrat
izing The routine of each servant. il
q question that his never been on
swcrod: bur WHOM 2 Int Is thrown
out 10 them as 10 tae inconvenience
caused the reply Is very apt 10 be.
~Oh. don't mind me-, II l can only
have those last lew forty winks; I
never think II breakfast Is cold or
not ami tile hostess can say no
more. But her mental vow. when
good-b' Is eventually sand. j. usu-
ally adhered %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-28
GLASS THAT WILL NOT BREAK

Baccarat, France, has the honor
Of producing the first glass that Is
unbreakable. The new process has
been successfully applied to the man
ufacturc Of lamp chimncys for use
in coal mines containing much fire
damp. The glass makers Of Bacca-
rat have also succeeded in increas-
ing the elasticity Of the glass. This
they accomplish hy adding magnc-
STA and oxide to the ordinary crys-
tal glass.-Success Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-07-28
KEEP WATER on REGISTER.

II you live in a house where there
is furnace always keep a vessel Of
water on the register and you will
always have hot water and not have
to uss snyySss insbmtiue Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

New York. for instance. we have Il
short ballot commission working for
the purpose OF reducing the number
" elective Offices. and concentrating
power and responsibility in the hands
~ a few officials. Tho idea OF this re
form is hat IL is easier for the public
10 inform itself as TO the character
and qualifications Of a few good mon
than 10 vote in~tcllirently on thirty
five or forty candidates. concerning
whom the majority Of the voters can
know little. Elihu Root. for instance.
says Even the best trained mind can
not vote in~teuieently with the long
ballot sheet
Now let your eve drift across the
map until il reaches the State Of ore
gon. I'm the extreme northwest. and
o find pure Democracy carried 10
the limit The Oregon voter expects
not only 20 inform himself thoroughly
as 20 the character and individuality
't WY AhiINaNld|t WHO appeals lOF
his support. hut also az 10 every leg
i%slative measure Of the slightest i'm.
p%ortauce that can he considered by q
Legislative body Hero the Initiative
Referendum and Recall have full
sway and the intelligent voter f.
called upon 20 do tho real business
of governing almost every dav OF his
Hf" Different conditions may Or dis
ferent people What may work ont
succo- fully in Oregon probably would
NOT work out successfully in Ncpy
York CITY one thing Is sure That
rs an electorate that f. hot intelligent
onou-h 90 handle a long ballot hasn't
ro' much business m~onkcy'ng with
m" minor questions 81 legislation
However oregon hasn't got two big
ball teams. Tammany IlaIi. Tho Bow
cry and tho Great White Way to DIS
tract tho attention OF voters from tho
important questions Of government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

NOR resorts than tho alleged cowpui.
s.on- of business The essential
trouble IS THAT rho modern man with
an Dis triumphs. has not yr. acquired
such authority over tis own nrryes
and habits that Do" has learned hov
20 loaf tn" only posa. bic way t1
mak" him happy ou q r..'timo l- 90
Civ" him some now Kind of activity
Tho normal man however needs p.
RODS of absolute inactivity Even %
machine viii wear ont .rrco times
80 quick 10 you run f night ana day
~om" 'iwc shall We nor learn 'o mako
our outings really count ly finding
happiness merely 600 silent peace sat
is''d merely 90 boz aIfro4' caro- .uf
h'IerfIy occupied bv the Irrurd shin
NOR NJ sunshine in tho tree tore. rio
restless iash.nga o' old ocean 900 tho
ard+ Pho rpr.nr roe OF the peace
fli river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
LITTLEPAGE
WINS FAME
Harvest Of (Appiausel on U~ndelivered
Speech Gains West Virgtnian
Notoriety.
HAS BEEN DUBBED
klkERO OF KANAWHA
New York Sun Calls West Virginia
I~ittlepagis and Makes Rather
Long Comment.

The second speech. undclivered. by
Congressman Adam brown T-tlepagc,
of this state. which gained publicity
through the Congressional Record.
uuuctuated 10y fourteen appl1uscs and
o. loud applause. has added not 20 Do.
tlc to the fame of the statesman u
has received wide comment and ~ 80
th" Sew YORK sun makes the follow
iuE editorial comment.
Iuc Congressional Record ~ Au-
gust 0" contains 20 contribution that
makes Dr. literature RIs.ur refreshed
aft'r too long q silence. tho Hon
Adam brown Lit'lepago OF the Third
West virginia district soWs |cioIIouco
and reaps taurituscl. Immitgahly
modest. hc limits bis harvest or ulaud
if. lf our adding machine is NOT out
of order fhe count stands I~ArrIalsrI.
80. 10 ouI Applause. ID 90 restrained
ana Uor.c roc ou.ie compared with
Door. Dfr.|'r tfic eNuh.rtrtt IIr
d's,rt.t au audience of hundred
handed ~lir.arDIsos. aui 70 thousand
seInc, human u'Iiprdr. FROM chicago
should poo Iia -'ampors Turn once.
more tp tHo golden page OF his auto
l.usr.pI,
90. SOL. mtI. m.u ba. nrau 1
l.ri student and faithful Vrr r- 400
I.- Ife. 20 consistent Democrat. never
watering iu bis political convictions
iio i.a established 90 YER, lucrative
II. practice 700 Charleston
Mr. f~IffI,.lrr stands very hrn H4 re-
lawyer and citizen throughout Dis dis
.r'rf rrd state ilr nls a. cHrI Il-r
.ur fI. nomination f.r GOVERNOR 1850
years $500. hIf Ws. defeated BOO fhc con
t'ff.nu It fI" i'uu lewis f..rrrft
TH. sentiment is prevailing
throughout fhc -ftfc fnHf bad Nr f.f
I.u elected ilc bears fr. reputation
o' being H worry grateful mln. never
forgetting 1 kindness and Iq faithful
.u h.a friendship and fhornH fhi. rel.
al'' tfr stands for thn urIermIr fu
i'. WORKS hard. Iafe and crr'v 3D.
congress MAN arI Is rr1rDf'rs credit
ui.u thc country hv h'a mHnit. cnr
s.rtffItr and visn c.nr-. t- r rrprc
sentative of al thc pcap'c IHc H a
patriotic mln of ability and nrr gUIi
Iffes Of mind ora rear
Such 'e fho ror'raif. painted WITH
knowledge anil AUTHORITY. n. fHe
KItrro of Kar1uhl. aho Del about .o
address u. So ever. hc pleads fnr
tho uudcrmrn
The Kikero o. Ksuswha
Tv,uf. vc1ra 1ro n u..s.ns along
fh' karleht and Sew rt.r- t.I
could observe fhe hfrnt vom.u ftt
nr iu ciDthesIin'a apparently as white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

saying nothing. went rom his house to the carriage at was AWAITING him,
and he Journey to the hall a begun. All the way there he PRESSED his
hadS 10 MS temples. supporting his elbows upon his knees. ad 10 cave
oter signs OF such deep distress that the comnttee was afraid that no
YOU'D. De unable to make hiss speech. In fact the member advises hn not
10 attempt u, saying that they would procure a substitute sneaker Dmt
10 this suggesuon Nj Choate shook his head most ecidedi aDd h.,
without removing his hands from his bursting temples
With great misgfvngs IN committee escorted Mr. Cboa+o 70 to Mat
and n he stepped upon IL IL seemed to then. as tbomb rn .ra.
lawyer. was on the verge of collapse. The whole expression of his t,co vUs
nat o a man suffering almost unbearabIe pain. and he wa r,ms, rrs,oaSr
on his feet. "' ""pS
At the moment Of his Introduction to the audience be stood iea,tr.
WIN me hand upon the speakers table In tina podtion ha rn
NAMED Tor the first minute or W Of his Speech n his on.ninr sontnrcos
were delivered in a voice Sc ain that ever those nearest 10 mir, vro
scarcely able to catch what he had aid The Committee vo Lror NJ
I noates condition We're suret that he would speedily be conpeued 70 deJ,
when' suddenly. he vas observed to stand erect. and HI nex,' moment 10
hlr intense astonishment, he had gained his voce. and 500 was in ,a
MIDST OF n OF tn finest political oratons which had ever been IelWcmI
in Boston or fits vicinity. And until he had spoken his last WI bn bnd
great audience enchanted. WIN" "u
Ihen, whtet the applause a still filling the hall he turned tn tho rom,
muee, saying hat he vas ready TO 90 home 4 memb aska5 him 70 Ia AZ,
not feel like taking a title rest before undertaking the tnp
was tho reply. Il an perfectly well was lot STANDING bc.,-o. ,M.
grand audience minutes before yer thnb Of eon in uv ba,d IAN,
cured" '"' "o"d pc
tell thfss story o the authority of the late George n obi,so, Who
ws a member OF Congress for n decade from the SpInpfeId Ne at
and then, from 1884 to 1857, was Governor Of Nassacbrsctts do.a,
ing Ben Butler in a whirwind campaign. "U"
Copyright. 1911. by f j. Edwards All rights reearved,
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell of The Great LAWYER and Orator
Who Was Faithful o Burke" ' "' '""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

u ha11e7cd once u7on q day. a wicked man was cent IN ia1. III,
"oO "e hafl u'n,f",,'rs var. and wired a good far roll Of kmc
They rr' hm IN a cory CELL with hooks 10 cheer his eor.
~ J". "'' 'f'f washed hn ana they fi him we'll and No.
Nv" WI grow '''n prison i.oi DC had mo- trouble on BIZ, mind
10 Worry 'f OBJ. 'I' fo ray. removed from hfcs sai
oeasuy grn1 DC heamct with smiles thr lyclong DAY And i, q
dreaD. dismal shack Dds wife wa. toung at The ub. win aching b,,-,
80 1'"'R '4' 10 'pF hcr ~r''.hcd children grub. And often. AZ
the close % day. She went 20 hcI 10 moan and sob and ,o,l,- -.
her feeble way 70 God va really on Dol. idb Th. +. nh, i,,r,, ,b,,
OBTAINS 10 This fool world through which We reel. We give the sinner
sHNn chains and break hs children on %. wheel We rut the ,o,
Wet in bis oeI and place light burden. o0 hs back and y,y, him t,,t.
and feed hm ecu. and stretch hs wife uron tc rack
WALL MASON.
Copyright 1919 - G.o Asuh.- AaAa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
THE PLAY GROUND MOVEMENT.

Ohio has lri rho way in % move
mont ahich West Virginia might VOL
Folio" Hy action o. me legislature
Ohio cities are uov legally authorized
to i-u" bonds for play grounds and
rest c'nt"rs Tho West virginia legis
ia'ur" might DO vol 90 authorize rs
growing c'fIc. to do ukcwiec Do
Wheeling $500 have made some focilo
attempts 10 provide public play
grounds FOR me children and equip
them Poor and un satisfactory a- orr
efor'q arc. fhoy have borne fruit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

vi "eherai Iaylor. Though his Law practice was then
almost overwhelming him. Mr.. Choate promised TO make
a few speeches.
Among the places where he was assigned to speak
Was one or the important suburban towns near Boston
brookine hut when. on the day for the speech to be
made there. the committee called upon MIR Choate a,
ms mousse In Boston TO escort him TO the hall i'm Brook
hne' the great lawyer was found TO be suffering from
a raging headache. The agony was so great that he
could hardly speak; and in the hope OF getting q
rellef from the pain he had saturated his long curly hair
With some sort OF counter irritant. the odor of which
vas very palpable to the members of the committee
NotMlthstanding this nhvsicnl nrnnr NJ $780,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

on his trip 10 the Pacific coaq,
President Taft will attempt 10 climb
MI Rainier. We would advise those
responsible for the safety Of tho
mountain 10 put in n few braces OF,
tho day Of the Presidential ascent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
START new ROAD
Contractors Beain Construction Of Sis
tersvilie WIddiebourne Trac-
ton Line.

-rf .r. f..rlf.. f1 f.e f-rffTiErrrrr
Si@TERsvlfrE vs. Va Aug e2-
Contractors TODAY hceau tho consfruc
f'nu 0f ffr now electric line from Mid
~H''hnur7o fo f1.s city Work VAS he
u ou 'ho PIX tunnel iusf south u
t.c c.f, arI about Dob mon are work
irr huf fhc number viii later be- IN
creased .p about 300 Do Is tho Inten
fIru to v0rk fhc tunnel from both
nr1s crf- IrI COMP sfo THAT part Of
fIr road Hraf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

Ihey give encouragemCnt 10 attempt
something better. hut something bet.
ter cannot be obtained without funds
Wheeling could hardly issue bonds
n spend money for a better purpose
than to enlarge and increase the mum
Der OF its play grounds. provide them
with better equipment. and insure 20
them better regulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

We feel that It IS our duty TO OK
plain the real reason why Miss Force
Is going 10 marry her multi million.
afro. u is not for social position or
title. as many have supposed. hut is
simply because Madeline said Yes
when John Jacob Aston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

The uniform marriage and divorce
laws proposed 10y Representative Nor
ris. OF Nebraska. would go FAR toward
raising the moral plane Of thc nation
ana would automatically prevent
many a domestic tragedy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

w" should % forget that many
members ~ tho Kricrcr Bund uoro
among 'h" hravcsf 81 those who
fought 10 preserve tho Union. and tha.
'h'ir hands and voices arc ever ready
to aid in IT'S defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
New News of Yesterday

by E. J. Edwards.)

M hE I.s zachary aa I Taylor was nominated by the Wings for President In
co"s1T a m OF Americas greatest orators. a Rufus Choate
cousin OF Joseph H. Choate. formerly ambassador to Great Brtaiy
M Mu me-. hoa.e "a also enjoyed the distinction OF being OF the coun-
Try s Hadm wings. because OF this act and his great oratorcal powers
he "a besonght 20 take nMt in Nm residanta camnaIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

See tHe creased Pa Contest ~ DsL
ymen's p cnie-Wednesdsy, Auasst
q
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
ABOUT THE PLAYERS.

Valeska Suratt introduced a new sketch
in Atlantic City last week.
Doris Kane was among those who ar.
rived from Europe on Friday.
Henrietta crosman is about to give
Chicago tonic in the way Of Anti,
Matrimony."
Fritd schen continues in The Mika-
, do" in spite Of the report that she had
finished her tour.
Georgia caine has gone back to the
cast of NINE. Troubadour" for its Chi
cago engagement.
w. H. Crane gave a trial performance
Of ''U. s. Minister Bedloe' in Trenton
last Wednesday night.
When Daniel Frohman brings out a
new play he will have Laurette Taylor
for his leading woman.
Hedwig Reicher, who is now abroad. is
coming back. She will resume her star
| ring tour in new play.
The Sothern-Marlowe engagement at
| the Belasco Theater has been postponed
until the week of February g.
Valerie Bergere in Judgment" at
Chase's next week has a support num-
bering five metropolitan players.
Amelia Bingham is to go to Chicago
| next week to appear at two new vaude-
willie houses where moving pictures are
| the principal feature.
Ellen Terry went into ecstasies over
| the performance Of "Rebecca Of Sunny
brock Farm" which she witnessed last
Wednesday afternoon. She said such a
| play would create sensation in London
When Sam Bernard comes to the Be.
| lasco Theater in March, Miss Grace
Leigh will be seen as his leading woman
She Is graduate Of The Follies.' hav-
ing played principal roles in this organi-
zation for three successive seasons.
James c. Morton and Frank F. Moore
| the eccentric comedians at Chase's next
| week. were the clock and snowman and
| the tin woodman and the scarecrow, re-
spectively, in The Merry Whirl" and
THE Wizard Of Or"
John f. Kellard has been engaged for
| Judith Zaraine," in which Lena Ashwell
| IS to star Others in the company will be
Charles Waldron, Howard Kyle. Master
Donald Gallaher. Charles Dowd. Gordon
Johnstone, Walter Cluxton. and Edward
Langford.
There is hardly a name in the amuse.
| ment world better known than the Han
Ion brothers, gymnaSts and pantomin-
, lists, and William Hanlon. the oldest liv-
| ing brother of this famous family Of six
| men. has recently been indulging in rec
| objections of his career which he Is put
ting to paper.
| Edward n. Hoyt. the well-known
| Shakespearean actor. who has been with
Robert B. Mantell. Nine. Modjeska,
| Louis James. and other celebrated actors
! for many years. is now playing in vau-
| deville in a playlet entitled "Mephisto'
His company OF four people includes
Fannie Hoyt as Dame Martha. and he
carries electrical effects and special
scenery.
Frank Daniels in the new Viennese
musical comedy. THE Girl in the Train. "
comes to the New National Theater the
week of January 23. This operetta, the
present musical rage Of all Europe, is by
Leo Fall the composer Of '"The Dollar
| Princess while the original German
book was written by Victor Leon, author
of THE Merry Widow" The book has
been rearranged for the American stage
by Harry B. Smith. while the production
has been made by Charles Dillingham;.