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Maud Raymond. Kate Gilmore, Lydia
Barry. Frank Tinney. Harold Crane and
Harry Jolson.
Next n comedy by Rida Johnson.
Young. will he produced at Days Thea
ire on Thursday evening. The scenes
are laid In n Nevada mining town, One
of the leading citizens, known as Up
to-Datc" prcndergast. sends East for n
barber under the impression that by In
sailing a tonsoriai artist In the rooms
OF the Debating Society he will be able
TO keep the young fellows OF the place
from hanging around the corner saloon.
When a woman barber arrives Prender-
Gast becomes the laughing stock OF the
community. Some OF the young people
contrive to spirit the stage driver away.
and as there is not another stage for a
month the lady barber Is obliged to re-
main In town. and to the surprise OF
every one becomes quite n belle. Helen
Lowell and Harry Conor will head a
cast including A%ntoinette Walker. Worda
Howard. Julius Mcvicker. Jack Dever'
eaux and Albert Perry.
Lew Fields will put on his latest pro
duction. 1.-The Never Homes at the
Broadway Theatre on saturday night
The piece is described as "a musica-
Einemacoior in six films 1t deals with
woman suffrage in n town that has q
female FIRE department. police force. &C
George w. Monroe will play n woman
politician. and others In the cast vii
he Jess Dandy. Al Leech. Lillian Her
lein, Bessie clifford, Vera Ffnlay. vii
Archie and Dcnman Maley.
1.-The Country Boy" comes to the
Grand Opera House.
Marguerite Clark In "Baby Mine VIII
he the attraction at the Manhattan
Opera House.
The West End Theatre will have "Po
mander Walk"
1.-THE Bankers Daughter will be re-
! yivcd by the stock company at the
Academy OF Music.
The stock company at the Prospect
Theatre will present THE Three or U.s.
The Queen of Bohemia comes to
the Columbia.
THE Taxi Girls will be Mt the MUIR
ray nm Theatre.
Harry Hastings Big Show VIII b'
seen at the Olympic.
| Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre VII
The evening world., 1911-09-23

can one see life in It's primitive, crude
state unhampered by the conventions
that bind the jewellers in a lower
sphere?
rhere was a certain Callph OF Bag
dad who was accustomed TO go down
among the poor and lowly for the solace
obtained from the relation of their tales
and histories. Is Il not strange that
the humble and poverty stricken have
not awaited themselves OF the pleasure
they might CLEAN By DOMINIC diamonds
and silks and playing Caliph among the
haunts OF the upper world?
There wa one who saw the pos
slb...!es az thus turning the tables on
uaroun al tiasthid. Ills name was
Caray B-annisan. and he was n truck
Gr.yCr flr a Canal street importing Arm.
Ard - you read further you VIII learn
how no turned upper broadway into
lagdad aGd learned something about
himself taa. ne G,d NOT snow before.
Many people would have called corny
a sno1-ret f,.ab.F b. means OF a tele-
p,ouc. Ills chic iatcre,, IN LIE. hi-
. chosen am.senen, ant his sole diver
sion artc, Wl.Eing hours was 10 place
himself in juXtap.ei;!un-s!nce he could
not sorr to ai.ag.e-W.;A people ot fa2A-
lon and means.
Every evening after Corny had put M
his team anu dined Al q luucil counter
that made immediateness a specially. ~
would clothe himself in evening raimcni
as correct as any you VIII see in the
palm rooms. Then he would betakt
kIn,aa . tr xhat raulshinn radiant road
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WURRd WURRA:

In a pool on number OF runs made
during "A week. y and Y get thirty
n each. u gets twenty-nine. There
Is only first and second money TO DO
divided. A bets b first money
should be divided between X and V.
second money going to u. b bets
y mi Y divide first and second
money. Who wins" II. X,
East Sixty-sixth street.
The first II second money goes 10
the men who tie for first place. Tive
men beat u. therefore he ~ third mar
and there being no third money ne Is
out of IL,
The evening world., 1911-09-23

fiFFF ~ " lrtbNftl'tlt thHt
bring relief Immediately.
II Ia considered almost .
wonder by the medical pro-
fessiou:
Dissolve two tablespoon
fuls of CalocIde compound
In n basin OF not water.
Soak the feet In this for
full fifteen minutes. gently
mass1glng the sore parts.
1Lcss time will not give
desired results.) Repeat
each night until cure 10
permanent" Tho effect IL
almost like magic. Az
SORENESS disappears Instantly
and the feet feel so good one
could shout for Joy. Corns
and Calipuses can he peeled
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WURRA WURRA:

A AMI b playing two-handed PIN
ochle.. A melds p'nochle. shortly
after lays down together diamond
queen and king, heart queen and
king, club queen and king and one
spade king tseven more cards in ain.
and claims 40 mcld. Il says a player
cannot meld 40 In this way, but
that lie could do q by laying tho
otEer queen OF spades.
WILLIAM WEIR.
The mcld of pinochle had nothing 10
do with tho marriage OF the king and
queen OF spades or the inclusion OF me
queen in The mcld OF the round house
a player did not need a second queen
10 meld the 30 points. A wins.
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WURRA WURRA.

WURRA WURRA:
A opens Il jackpot with a pair OF
queens and after the draw 'blows"
without looking at his hand. b bets
the limit. A. looking at his hand.
nnds he has only -four cards, but
having made the third queen. raises
II, the latter calling. Is a entitled to
the pot? l.. w. u,
\ Is entitled to n good swift kick fo-
opening on a foul hand and then try
ing 10 gee; away with It. A poker hand
consists OF Ave cards-no more and nj
less. All other hands are fouL
The evening world., 1911-09-23

THERE are championships galore.
from rushing the growler to
spinning IN ones head. Here's a
proposal for a contest for a new cham
pionship title:
WURRA WURRA:
An article appeared IN your ape
stating that a postal clerk in Frisco
sorted 2.346 letters in 81 minutes with
out an error. Judging from past
performances OF my own, I can
beat that record and challenge. 1
defy the claimant. Glove NJ. LORE.
the clerk referred to. for the worlds
championship. I will meet him at
any time or place. He can work his
separation case according to his own
scheme and I will do likewise with
my scheme. NJ. A. DUFFY,
Clerk Hudson Term. sta. ". Y. p. o.
NONICE.-To get to Celtic Park. l.
l., take Thirty-fourth street ferry ant
Celtic Park car. or take car ovel
Blackwells Island Bridge N transfer
to Celtic Park car
The evening world., 1911-09-23
THREE AGAINST CASSIDY,

Alderman Daniel Ehntholt OF the Six
ty-slxth Aidermanic District. queens
Borough. issued a statement to-day In
which he said three Of the Ave Aldermen
OF Queens had conferred last night ana
decided that II a vacancy should occur
In the office of president Of their boz
rough az "A final determination OF the
charges against Borough President
dresser they would not support Joseph
Cassidy or a Cassidy man for the Job.
This statement created n Juror among
Queens politicians. who regarded 1t as
a final and crushing blow to Joseph
Cassidy's ambitions. The fight to over
throw the Cassidy machine In Queens
will take place at the primaries next
Tuesday. II II stated by his opponents
that he was relying upon h g hope OF
getting the job OF Borough President
as Mr.. Gresser's successor or at least
picking the man for the place. with
this hope gone his defeat Is predicted
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y. r. O'C. S.-Aidress Col. R!card
t0'Sullivan Burke. Chicago, III.

e. r. O'C. S.-Ajdress Col. R!card
OSuliivan Burke. Chicago, III.
WURRA WURRA:
In going over a list OF hospitals In
the United States I noticed that there
" n United States Hospital at Can
ton. 8. OAK. for insane Indians.
Why not one in New York City
for the Broadway Indians?
Also I found that In the State OF
Wisconsin out of forty-siX hospitals.
sanitariums and county p~oorhouses,
twenty-five are for the insane.
No wonder Wisconsion went So
c!alistic. DlPPf.
The Broadway Indians don't need an
insane asylum. They need a free dis
tillery.
How do you n insanity with so.
ciplisIn? / never knew a Socialist who
couldn't make rings around a college
professor when It came to n battle OF
logic. That Wisconsin vote didn't come
from the sanitariums or poorhousea II
came from outside EN-.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

II II ATT WELLS Is coins 10 meet Packey Mcfarland. Twill be a big night
wi and a dark me-. maybe for the English champion Fan still IRON Mis-
oun Lat Is there with the fancy work o. *, but no must have left
his polthogue on the road in training. Wis n sorry spectacle sure to see Wells
Che weighed at least 1s pounds swing IRON he floor to tho jaw of Attel (who
weighed Is pounds leD and max 10 impression at al, a all.
Wells is truly a lucky lad. II e caught the famous Il. {. Brown with bone in
fast yu couldn't see him for The lust lie vas car;ns on; of the Garden.
Able las been cold sailed w for ONE months. Twas n god lure
that brought him bach. He needed a w shflings. Where was the willy Able
Of yeteryear who demanded his half ounce Of flesh on the scales from owen
Moran and Jm prscoh? Surely IT vasntt the same Able hat gave Is pounds to
Wells Why did he 10 1t? Bccaus he new that IL he could half come back
hs ouh beat Wells Able wasn't half Is sod as he USED &c be-. There's a
remarkable thing about Mats ays George Mcdonald, his manager. He never
scored a knockout in his life" It's easy to believe that Il ut in my opinion
he'll be at the the m of one before he goes Nrnping back to King Georpe
He's entirely too fancy to frt with the wanop
The evening world., 1911-09-23
STEAM BOATS
HELP W~ANTED-MALE,


NASIEp. v l.. .. AnAA. ADiroouAsu W.
married men begssen asss Of is AID a5s
at1 ens Of tht lmlei stAtss. y, good enarA,ter AA4
umpelgie hahlts, whJ can speak. read aud Writo
lhs English Language, For iniormAtioa apply, .
k.eruliius ott!es s5 80 a'a ItS 9th AVS Neg
NoutgonsD ST.. Jusy Clu. y. j.. - ~ ua
efuiting station.
LEATHER RAGS -Wantsl. experienced fraioers
and all around men in leather. bag worka 10:
Chicago. Address FritnerS. 3DI World.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

CONSTANT READER.-rA motor-boo.
Is n boat operated by an electric or
gasoline engine. A launch IS properly a
tender 10 some larger boat. A launch
may be operated by steam, electricity
or gasoline. It's small difference, any
how, whether a launch may be called a
motor-boat or a m~otor-boet a launch.
Some OF the summer yachtsmen / know
can't tell the difference between a coal
scow and the olympic. but they're all
sxpeTls on ~schooners.
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RRA,MURRA!
RANDOMSHOTS
AT BIG GAME I
0 AND SMALL
BIZ W.P MeLOU0HLIN

II OokS AS IF TOM OROURKE swung himself of his feet in his a On
The Madison Square Athletic Club. n deciding to deprive the Garden OF
It's right to hold boxing contests h State Athletic Commission Id nm
0v thing thatw "A left OPEN, because. clearly. the license OF the Gardend I'D not
msasure u the legal year that h Frawley bill called for
nut thu amusing feature Of it is the smash that counered back OF thu
national Sporting Club controlled by Tom ORourke and a wise bunch of sports
m III White Lght district l say wise" because sports like to b. designated
that way But I never knew a "spor" N this town that wasn't on the last
a1ayds a boob of Inc first water.
Ever since M establishment OF he State Athletic Commission, or Boxing
friends have been whacking 1t the Madison Square Athletic Club on the idea
boxing contests presented In the Garden, lot a sound as to the honestyo of the
directors the principals their seconds or the referee. But he date of the
tearing down of the Garden was as plain a a lighthouse with red lamps and
he commission couldn't get away from It, And the National Sporting Club
Influences made that facttu rbulenhy apparent .
5000!
Then what happens? The Governor is alleged to have ordered the license Of
The Madison Square Athletic Club % be cancelled. which means cutting out the
boxing contests in the Garden. Major Dixon OF the Boxing Commission looks
III the law inc he sz seq he: "An right Wen nut the Garden u Of business.
but well put the National Sporting Club out too The lease OF that building is
y phoney.. 1t is not used as an athletic club only once In SO often"
And OF go tho " licenses.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

much-needed Information II will be
cheering news TO know that both ex-
pressions are correct. you and I" Is
tie correct form In the nomlnative
case. You and me- in the objective.
Easy, YES.
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The net result follows:

The nett result follows:
Instead of seeing bouts In the Garden. where even a treat row "a nnd
elbow room thu fans will De forced to 20 TO the smaller clubs, some Of them up
two or three flights Of stairs
Instead of seeing CHAMPIONSHIP bouts. thu fan will have to Ne content with
the also rams" No rena left in New York is big enough to draw enough to
draw the c<~npions
II Wolsas, Mcfarland or Wells are carded none but Pnsburg mnlonaires
will be able TO attend, for he simple reason nat the restricted capacity will
tut the minimum admission AZ q Or nor.
Mr. oNers war on a technioalty has given the common peepul' a swift,
kick.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Killed by Ills wh--Ibarrow.

John Coyne OF No. las South Tenth
street. Brooklyn, fell through an open
inx in the floor while pushing a wheel
barrow loaded with sand on the tenth
story of A%rbuckle's Mills to-day. The
barrow fell with him and he was caught
underneath II. His neck was broken
and he was instantly killed.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

JAMES REILLY and J. r. PALEN. -
Mel Sheppard, the great mlddle-distanre
runner. was born In this country. OF
American parents.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

THE OTHER DAY I made the state
ment that there were ony four
athletic clubs in New York meet
ing the requirements of the State Ath-
letic Commission or the Frawley law.
] vas wrong. I left out the City Ath-
letic Club. which has a fine home on
West Fifty-fourth street. There Is A
twentieth century gymnasium with box
ing Instructor, baths. ball court and
every u~p-to-date accompaniment of A
great headquarters OF athletics.
The new Polo Athletic Gu Is also
entitled to. admission. This Is a boxing
club the year round
You look blue. Abe" said Magistrate
Frcschi to Abe Levy. the criminal
pleader. last night.
"I feel blue. too" said Abe. Have
you noticed that most every burned fool
who murders anybody these days winds
up the job by killing himself? There's
an awful shortage of murderers to be
:..d."
And some Of Abe's property tears
tNcklcd down his cheeks
The evening world., 1911-09-23
FOR SALE.

DIAMONDS. jewelry. delivered. convenient pay.
meat, accepted, representative calls. telephone.
SYNDICATE COMPANY. II v, 18th.
81 WEEKLY buys diamonds. !ewelrS. SACKS
STORE. 1896 ID av., near l0i open evenings.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Antonio Scotti and Bernice lie Pas
quail OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany are 10 make II Joint recital tour,
beginning In Chicago on Oct. s and md
Ing Ia Toledo on Nov. J.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

WURRA WURRA:
In a game of keracina A has 2.
Il 20. In a game OF % points. A
makes . aces and starts counting
his points. d claims he ~forfe!ts his
points by so doing. Who is right?
A READER.
] suppose that ny Keracina you mean
Casino? Assuming that your ortho-
graphical effort was so intended. l beg
10 report that II A starts counting his
pofnts II is presumptive evidence that
he believes he Is out n the game
rtcps. IL he had not the necessary num-
Der of points he Is stung.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

IL pAMN TiChtls tor small blue enamelei
watch With sadie IN diamonds and diamond
ami pearl ring are returned Al once, no questions
will be asked; OtherVi, - there viii be trouble. a.
the person who took The ~articles =. known: -
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wUPR4 WURRA.

I A. says the right way to say II II
.~you and me- b. says 1t should be
~you and l."
\ Nho Is correct. II. ALEXANDER.
T. Fox Street. Bronx, N. Y.
20 those who yeagn for this item OF
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Jan kubel!k. the well-known v'o''nisf.
IL TO sail for New York q Wednes-
day on what. probably. will be hts last
visit to America for many years. lie
Is engaged for 100 appearances In the
United States and Canada. and his first
appearance In New York will be at tho
Hippodrome on sunday. Oct. IL. His
a-ccompan.st Will be Ludwig Schwab.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
Here Is Quickest and Surest
Cure For All Sore Feet

~ ~ not necessary to walk on your hands
10 cure your feet as told In the old adase.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

The MacDowell chorus. Kurt Schind-
Ter conductor. will begin rehearsals on
Oct. 10. Voice trials for new members
will begin next Wednesday afternoon a,
No. los West Fifty-flfth street.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

+. ]. K,-Frankie Buras never de
feated Packey Mcfarland.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Pasquale Amato. the popular barton,
OF the Metropolitan Opera Company. Ia
to give concerts In several cities, golns
as far West as the Pacific Coast bcfor,
no will ba heard here In opera.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
WURRA WURRA;

WURRA WURRA'
In a poker game eight hands
have been dealt of. The pot Is
opened and all stay, The first man
gets three cards. The second man
calls for three cards and gets them
a up. lie asks for three more.
and wants the very next three on
the deck. Tho dealer avs he Will
serve the other players and then
/ 20 back 10 him and give htm three
| cards.
! A bets the dealer was right. d
takes the other side. II. W..
No. Is West, Eghty-second street.
" IA the general custom 10 serve
ali the other players before giving
cards 20 a player whose service mas
aeen exposed. This is only fair to the
other players. The cards that are just
ly theirs should go to them. A wins
But IN the name OF Mike who ever
sits down 10 play an e~ight-handed
game Of poker? Not guilty. judge
The evening world., 1911-09-23

II you want your business" to b.
come the talk OF the town. tell abous
1t through q World Want" Al.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Kathleen Parlow. the brilliant young
Canadian violinist. Is returning for an
extended American tour early next
month. She will DO heard here with
tho symphony. tho Philharmonic, the
Russian symphony and the Boston Sym
phony orchestras.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

xrsuNIDDLES.-Yo" don't need q
sr,un IN your hand TO order up an OPP
ponent. -a
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Bruno Huhn's song cycle "The Divan''
The evening world., 1911-09-23

have "The Tiger Lilies At Miners
Theatre in the Bronx will be The Gay
Widows"
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PIANOS AID ORGANS.

s7S hORACE WATERS JR, upright So monthly;
" st3. Mason 4 Hsmlln Organ. SO monthly.
GoETH & co. 81 Court st. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Enrolment and examinations at the
Institute OF Musical Art. DR.. Frank
Damrosch. director. begin on Monday.
The term opens on Oct. .. Mr.. GATH
Casazza and Alfred Hertz OF the Metro
poli:an Opera Company are now men,
hers of the faculty. and pupils In tho
operate c!assos Will have tho privilege
Of attending dress rehearsals ut the
Metropolitan Opera House.
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RELY there is no pastime
more diverting than that of
mingling. incognito. with per-
sons OF wealth and station
Where else but in those circles
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Ricardo Martin. the Kentucky tenor.
OF whom Covent Garden opera-goers are
fonder even than our own. Is to make
n concert tour of u dozen American and
Canadian cities before he returns TO the
Metropolitan Opera Company for the
opening Of tho season.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Louis 1ombard's symphony Orchestra
will give an American concert In honor
OF the American Minister and Mrs. ii.
). Boutell at the Opera House OF Ire
vano Castle. Lugano. Switzerland. to-
morrow afternoon. Admittanco Is by
personal invitation only.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Is to have four performances under the
auspices OF tic Brooklyn Institute OF
and Sciences at Huntington. ia
maica, Garden city and Hampstead On
Oct. n. 3, a and 21.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

George M. Cohan to Come
Back in "The Little Million
aire"-Ga Deslys Will BE
the Feature of the New
Revue at the Winter Garden
Next" Brings a Woman
Barber to Daly'S-Woman
Suffrage Will Be Demon
Strated in Lew Fields "The
Never Homes Bought
and Paid For" the Only
Serious Play. ,
The evening world., 1911-09-23

RVYYITH "a Ia Broadway" on the bill.
w the chef at the Folies bersete
w will have to redouble his efforts
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Just for moment, kitten-its CHASTITY 20 tell you
goodnight down here
She yielded, as they both knew she would.
He turned the lights in her little front and
drew her down a couch beside him.
"Just the sweetest little girl there tonight,
without the gown'
ooh, don't!' sharply, with note almost of lvsteria
in her voice "Please don't talk about the gown
"Why, Kitten what's the natter" He held her
away from him and looked at her searchingly.
"Nothing-only-it was such disappointment. |
don't like to think about it,
He said nothing more; but she felt subtle
thing had come between them. And even though he
kissed her goodnight very tendery, still she miser
ably conscious that something in his mind; nothing
SO strong doubt perhaps, but that might easily
grow into one if there any further cause.
And there must be further cause! There must be
lavender gown at once Oh, if she could only have
tomorrow evening when he came ready made
gown! She had never one; always her gowns
designed to suit her personality And If she
could find the shops, it would certainly have to
be fitted, and could that be done in timer
A GAIN after the incident of the ride, she spent
I night of seepless, torturng anxiety. The shops
would not open until eight it would be useless to start
before half-past seven And yet by seven she
dressed to her hat and gloves lmpatently watch
ing the clock.
1t still five minutes of eight when she left the
in front of Ardman's. with satchel and a
little girl evidently from out of town, was already
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his wife. She never proud of him, of his
strength-hs unconscious strength; for it always
that.
1t not until he put her in the cab and they
driving home that they alone together
"Tired Kitten?" He found her hand under the lap
robe. "Did let you stay too long?"
She shook her head.
did you have nice time, little girl or was it
thing of a bore?'
ooh, not splendid!'
Exemptions nice chap, ism t he? And Wilson? We
must have them both up to dinner when get things
started right. Eth, Kitten? Would you like to?'
ooh, yes I'd love to! You know will love to enter
tain your friends"
"All right Sweetheart, you're to have lfe's con-
tract for that job And therere other requirements
too. Suppose you know what some of them are?'
"Such having your breakfast time, and the
morning papers by your plate?'
"The deuce with the morning papers!
ooh, thought that part of it."
"Wel that's not the part l mean"
ooh, having your slippers and smoking jacket ready
in the EVENING""
"You imp!"
4Aren't you very hard to please' thought those
The cab drew up abruptly and with the air of big
Newfoundland dog shaking refractory kitten, he
lifted her out unceremoniously.
@Too late to go up for just moment?' There
a cheerful note in his voice which implied an
that he might.
"Oh I'm afraid it is-its almost twelve, isn't t?"
He glanced at his watch. "Not quite-a quarter of.