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Evening journal., 1911-12-08
QUICK JOURNEY.

Eph Jackson was a Louisiana coon
who had never been north Of St. Louis.
He went broke on the race track, but
saw a future in being where the nags
were and decided TO go to the Cana
dian tracks.
He had no money, but somebody
told him he could go all the way by
water and provided him with a chart.
Eph strong-armed a rowboat on the
river front and started off in the dark
ness. He had bucked a fve-mile cur
rent for seven hours when somebody
sang out
Hello, Eph! How about your
Eph dropped his oars and yelled
back:
"Who all is you who knows me way
up in Canada ?"-Chicago Evening
Post
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
Stories of the Day
ROASTED IN TWO SENSES

AS William Faversham was having
his luncheon in a Birmingham hotel
he was much annoyed by another Wis
itor, who, during the whole Of the
meal. stood with his back to the fire
warming himself and watching Faver-
sham eat. At length, unable to en-
dure it any longer. Mr.. Faversham
rang the bell and said:
Waiter, kindly turn that gentle
man around. / think he is done on
that side"
Evening journal., 1911-12-08

irons that they are distributing 1917
coins.
There is always strong sentiment
in favor OF new money. they say, but
the demand now Is at least twenty
per cent. greater than ever before.
There Is said TO be piled up in the
treasury Offices a total Of S17.500,O00
In coins Of the two denominations OF
various dates and the mint bureau
does not want materially to increase
this figure. It is said.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
SUNDAY Y. NJ. c. 4. MEETING.

The Rev. X. G. Murray, pastor Of
South Baltimore NJ. f. Church. Of
Baltimore, Md, will deliver an ad-
dress on "A Message to Men," in the
Y. NJ c. A. building on Sunday. Mr.
Murray is an evangelistic speaker and
has taught some Of the largest Bible
classes in Baltimore Central Y. NJ.
c. A.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08

Is your urgent want a position, do
you want TO rent a room, are workers
required in your business, is added
capital necessary for your success, are
trained executives needed in your Of
hold need competent servants? The
Wants can supply all these urgent
needs quickly at small expense.-Adv
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
HEAR REPORT on LIVING COST.

The Westminster Club of Hanover
Church will meet in the church to-
night when a report Of special COM
mittee on Increased cost Of Living" ="
DR.. Henry Cleaver. chairman. will be
heard. The men of the community
are invited.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
REST aHO HEALTH TO MOTHER AED eHIIu.

Mas. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS,
AI,I.AYS all PAIN CURES WIND coLIC. and
IL lie best remedy for DIARRHQsA. IT is alb
soiuteiv harmless Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's 500 hing syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
TO REPEAT CONCERT.

The Concert Chorus of Harrison
Street NJ L. Church will repeat on
next Tuesday evening the concert
given recently in the church. The
chorus will number forty voices and
will be assisted by excellent talent,
both vocal and instrumental.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08

The above pattern ana other MAJ
Manton Patterns described In THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained for
10 cents from
SMITH.ZOLLINGER CO..
4th aud Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08

DO you want to secure a slightly
used car of standard make; have you
set your mind on a certain model?
Have you something of value in the
way of realty or securities that you
would like to exchange for on auto?
the Want Ads. like as not, can pre-
sent just the opportunity you are
seeking=Adv
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
Kill The. Germs
Then Dandruif WIN Go and-Hair Stop
Falling.

There are thousands of baldheaded
women in America-almost as many
as men.
Dandruff germs cause badness
that burning sensation and the hair to
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
.p1Rnor1oNs roR rRANsrrRRNo-.

On
the andw hard
s
wi as the esig will how through
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
Five Minutes
Sometimes Makes
A Big Difference
If You Are Suffering The TOrtures of
Indigestion And Have to Wait
Until Someone Runs TO the
Drug Store For Box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Free Trial Package.

The instant relief afforded poor
over-burdened stomachs by the use
Of a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet should
be a reason for constantly keeping a
box on hand-at home and at the Of
fee as we'll.
Evening journal., 1911-12-08
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A PRETTY FROCK
WITH THE NEW SLEEVES

Sleeves that make a part Of the
blouse yet are not distinctly in XII
mono style are among the newest
and latest This frock shows those
that can be made either long or short;
consequently, it can be treated in a
great many different ways. In this
case it is made from a novelty wool
material with trimming of striped
silk and little ruches. 1t is very
pretty and very practical, available
for school and for afternoon oc-
casions. If it were made with short
sleeves and of a more fancy material.
with collar and chemisette of lace, it
would be more dressy in effect. Rose
colored cashmere or voile would, for
example, be charming treated in such
way and light colored cheviots, broad
cloths and the like are being much
used for dresses Of the sort. The
skirt is straight and plated The
side portions of the blouse are in one
piece with the sleeves and the front
and back of the main portion are sep
arate and Joined at the under-arms.
The closing is made at the left of the
front and the chemisette is adjusted
under the blouse and closed at the
back.
For the 12 year size will be re-
quired yards of material q, a "a
yards SO, IA yards A inches wide
with ga yard of silk for collar, shield
and cuffs and material for ruches ac-
cording to width and fullness.
A May Manton pattern. No. 1925,
sizes for girls of 10, II and IA years
of age, will be mailed to any address
by the Fashion Department Of this
paper, on receipt of ten cents.
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tall ana thln out.
Dandruff chokes the
hair; prevents il
from obtaining prop
er nourishment; rots
It. if you want the
plain word; causes II
to fade, to die and
fall out-then bald
ness.
PARTISAN SAGE
kills the germs
cleans the scalp OF
all scurf; stops Itch
ing and puts life and
radiance into the
hair, or money back.
If you want to say
a bottle of PARISIA,
The price is so cent
at Miller Drug Com.
gists everywhere. T
Auhuru hair on ever
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The evening world., 1911-12-23

Ger: Hamilton Rcvelle. Sheridan Black.
Fred Eric. Mary Harlan. George Rslph
and Ernest Leeman.
Reginald de Koven's now comic opera.
The Wedding Trip" will be offered At
me Broadway Theatre on Christmas
night. The book. by Harry b. Smith n
Fred do Gressac. concerns itself chiefly
with F1tzl. the belle OF a country
town. and Felix. her swain. They have
1ust been married and are on tho point
OF starting on their honeymoon. tn
celebration In brought to a halt by the
arrival of In uncle OF Felix. who an
nounces that the young husband must
20 TO the military post and represent
his twin brother. Francois, who has Alb
scented himself without leave and Is
liable to be shot as a traitor. A series
or adventures follows. Tho cast will
include Dorothy Jardon. Christine Mel
sen. Fritzi Won Busing. Dorothy Nor
ton. 0wyn Dubary. Grace EmmOns.
Edward Martindel. John McCloskey,
Arthur Cunningham. Charles Angelo,
George Madison. Joseph Phillips and
Charles Busby,
The German-American Opera Com
pany. with Crete Meyer. Wilma Cont.
Paul Verhegen. Poldi Murauer and other
members OF the organization that re-
Gently appeared at the irving Place
Theatre. begins a season at Joe wcber's
Theatre on Monday afternoon. The FIRST
offering will be The waltz Dream" an
' opeeetta by Oscar Strauss that IN famil-
The evening world., 1911-12-23
Koven's Comic Opera "The
Wedding Trip" Another
New Feature Of Coming
Week-German : American
, Opera Company to Give
1.-THE Waltz Dream" at
Weber's. -,
SPECTACULAR event Of the

A SPECTACULAR event Of the
~ coming week will be Manager
Harrison Grey Fishes produce
lion Of Edward Knobiauch's play. "Kis-
met" IN which Otis skinner 10 to be
presented BY Kiaw d EriAnssr a che
Knicksrbooksr Theatre on Christmas
night This play. described - AN
Arabian night" comes with . iong
London run 10 ~ credit It's thrss
acts ars iaad IN Basdad Ion years aso.
The chief scenes are the Street Of The
Basaars. the Diwan Of the Caiiph. the
Hannah Of the Harsm. and . wedding
procession.
Mr.. skiuar plays Hat. . ossgar.
wealth and power only TO sink back
to his soway refuge . baaishsd outoast
seeking ~saivAton b. . pilgrimage to
Mecca. All the action takss piacs from
one sunrise to another. Hail begins the
day By meeting his enemy. Jawan, the
man VINO stole his wife and slew his
son. He bissses him before he nnds out
his identity. and for h1s blessing ~
ceivss . purse OF gold. Hat then stsaAs
big bundles Of merchandise. presents
for his daughter and hne rainent for
himself. and 10 brought before the w1cks1
waxir Mansur by the merchants. who
track him down to his poor house The
wicked Waxir tricks him into an oath
to siay che Caliph. and at Hate de-
scr1ption Of his daughter. Marsinah.
swears he must make her that svsnInG
his wife of wives. Hail - ovsr5oysd,
not knowing that Marsinah loves and
IL loved by . stranger. who % nons
other than the Caiiph himself. d1ssuissh
~ . gardeners son. He attempts e
stab the Caiiph. and - chained IN Z
vault whore his ensmy. Jawan. 10 a.
ready lying. He throttes Jawan. an<
escapes IN the dead mans cloak to thu
wicked wasir's harsm In time to re-
cue Marsinah from his clutches ant
kill the Waxir. The Caitph marrisl
HATS daughter and bsniehes Hat. whit
goes to sleep content to think how full
the day has been Of adventure and hov
on the morrow he WIN start on . pil
grtmags to Mecca.
Among others in the cast OF ibo vii
DO Rita Laiivet. Violet Romsr. . dan
The evening world., 1911-12-23
Tiro Husbands Are Corrected BY
Kissfne Each the Others Wife.

"a SENSE OF HUMOR." by Cosmos
. Hamilton.
GxVV yHAT would you say. ny
NJ friend. 10 you caught ny
w husband kissing your wife7''
Thus 70 STR William Dutton. fam!l-
iarly BILLY, speaks Mrs. Major Hays,
nrat namo Viola. The Joke NJ II IL that
Sir william has already kissed the
Majors wife and wants 20 do Il again.
SIN he answers airly. II should say.
Good luck. old man. Enjoy yourseif.' =
II sounds wicked. but It is not. BILLY
Is a hirt n knows It. His wife, Pog.
knows Il, too. and has hitherto felt
secure enough 10 be indulgent. How.
ever. out ~ tho present situation
trouble 10 10 come and tho story -
sense 81 IIumor' (Brentano'sJ. written
by Cosmos Hamilton.
Viola has, 20 tell the truth. made up
her mind 20 make Major Hays Jealous
lie Is "A good husband. But he II too
much Of a married man, Iio has for
gotten u keep on making love 10 his
wife. lie must be stirred for his sour
good. And 40 he Is, lilo catches Billy
and Viola In the act. as Intended. lie
seeks counsel from Peg. which does
not seem 10 matter. Quick as a wink
the disturbance Is On.
Mira. Dutton suggests . counter niyts'
The evening world., 1911-12-23

especially on the road, q attracted
more by the star than the play. It 10
very largely tho individual that most
people go 20 see.
And they are o likely to bs satis-
fed unless the star II performing" all
the time. They expect something from
her in every act without stopping to
consider the play. without realizing that
II would b. wrong for her to project
herself constantly. Nv never distorted
a play to make opportunities for my
self. and I've never taken . hne or q
laugh from another member OF the
company"
Hear. hear! you stars who have
helped yourselves to all the good things
In the plays you've ruled. Why not
start the New Year by resolving to fol-
low Miss Barrymore's hne example?
I'm the past ten years" she went on.
1.-THE public has become no used to Sec
ing stars that tho habit In n hxed ono
In certain parts OF the country. IT Is
undoubtedly a help to a manager 20 put
I'D q name. For example. people would
20 to sec Miss Adams II she appeared
In tho dictionary. so great IL her popu-
larity. Names count for moro on the
road than plays. What they like most
Of all, though. IL musical comedy. And
| don't blame them. I'm very FOND OF
It myself. In fact. "a love to appear
In musical comedy"
"But Of course you Wouldn't"
Eyes. ] would" she insisted. 81"
Now. who'll he tho FIRST manage Ia
dash up and hang . juggling. Eiitterins
musical comedy on that beautiful
! Christmas tree7
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far to ,hea,rcgocr. 4 new feature viii
be a dance by Nile. Novodna and NJ.
Avelire.
"~rinafOre." with De Wei Hopper.
Eugene Cowlcs. George MacFarlane.
II, Il. Graham. Arthur Aldridge and
others OF the Casino cast. will be the at
traction at the Manhattan opera Hoose.
THE Fortune Hunter" comes to the
Grand Opera House.
Lew Fields will send The Never
Homes 10 tho vvas' rrd Theatre,
During the engagement ~ Ben Hur'
ut the New Amsterdam Theatre. begin
tonight. the curtain will rise at 3
o'clock.
There will no matinee performances
o, thought and Paid For on Monday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday.
cinderella viii he the Christmas
week Offering Of the stock company at
the Academy OF Music.
The Mig Banner Show" Ia announced
for tho Columbia.
Tho Murray Iilii Thesser Will have
The Merry Whirl."
THE Columbia Burlcsquers" move to
Hurtig a Seaman's.
Al Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre tho
attraction will he The Darling OF
Paris" Miners Bowery Theatre Will
have The Cory Corner Girls" Miners
Theatre In the Bronx The
Queens OF the Foiies Bergere."
'The Golden Crook" will be seen ut
the olympic.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
At Hammcrstein's will be Belle Baker.
Lillian Graham ana Ethel Conrad. Der,
Leslie in Hogan the Painter" Sam
Chip and Mary Marble IN IN Old
The evening world., 1911-12-23

balance and tumblin8 over backwards.
1--WE been so busy trimming that
Christmas tree" said Miss Barrymore,
with a satisfied glance over her shoul-
der. that I haven't had time to dress.
It's q common belief that an actress
hasn't anything to do but act for a
few hours every evening and play the
usual matinees. but people don't realize
how completely her time 10 taken up.
especially II she happens to have a
home and a child to look after. When
I'm in New York I haven't . moment I
can call my w
DESERTS THE cHRisTMAS TREE
FOR A "eHoP" TALK.
Snow" she added. seating herself In
q big chair. "what shall We talk about"'
That question always 'stumps" me.
II suggests a Subject" and subjects"
are terrifying, paralyzlng things to
tackle ofrhand. It's much better to let
the talk take its course and trust to
luck. And II. as happened In this In
stance. 1t should turn upon drawing
room comedy by English authors for
American actresses. why worry?
THE term drawing o comedy
always irritates me-" Miss Barrymore
was quick to say III there happens to
be a rug on the floor or some n pours
a cup of tea in a play the whols affair.
in the minds of most people. imme-
diately takes the form of drawing room
comedy. Must a play have its scene In
a tenement to escape this description?
And as for American actresses APP
pearing in English plays I can't see
that it makes any difference provided
the plays are interesting. I'd gladly APP
pear In a play by a FIJI Islander II It
were Il good n There are D many
good American actresses-Mrs. Fiske,
Annie Russell and others too numerous
to m~entlon-that It doesn't matter. Il
seems TO me. in what they appear"
But Miss Barrymore couldn't keep
back a smile when mention was made
OF the desperately English accents that
so many American actresses have &C.
Quired.
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American Stage Doesn't
Glue Too Much Oppor.
tunity to the English
Author, in Her Opinion,
But It Does to the Eng
Hsh Actor.
Here Attracted
More by Name Of
"Stav" Than Play, and
It Prefers Musical
Comedy, and Even She
May-Who Can Tell?
by CHARLES

III LIE IN NV wv
-ROHMAN himself couldn't have
done better.
Success was the only word
for II.
For Miss Ethel Barrymore had
Just staged a new production that
dehed criticism, q production so
magnificent in color and perfect In
detail that no critic could see 1t
without throwing up both hands
and his pencil as well. No wonder
her eyes still shone with the excite
ment OF a, sort Of dress rehearsal!
This was no mere curtain-raiser,
mind you, but a big. fine production
with an eve finer and bigger idea
back Of Il.
Old-fashioned 1t may have been,
yet there a no mistaking the fact
that it did not lack for up-to-date
trimmings. 1t was such q triumph
Of bright lines that It could be APP
preciated without the lighting effects
that will make 1t still more brilliant
ut evening performances.
Viewed simply as a spectacle II was
gorgeous, n II lowered to such dizzy
heights that a certain young spectator,
clad In a white jumper. couldn't take
Il all In without danger Of losing HIS
The evening world., 1911-12-23

hammered and runs a big department
store by day: by night ne leads n des-
perate gang. And. really. he Is the
Marquis of Drysdale. who has been re-
corded for twenty years as n suicide.
Get all that7
Well, IN tho end. Observation-Disclosures.
erer-Drysdale saves the police a lot or
trouble. lie kills Off n couple OF his
pals after one OF them has killed stu
another Of the gan Then, quite con-
s!derately, he falls dead before the p's-
tol Of the officer whom. at the Same
time. he wounds mortally with his own
pistol.
When the slaughter IL over. n n not
too late to rescue an inspector Of police
from h underground dungeon into
which the villains have locked him.
And the seventh Marquis OF Drysdale
wins the beautiful young daughter of
Wilson. I'm Inventor. who has been
useful to the gang leader. though n
rich young American Is the jealous
rival OF tho nobleman.
This seems TO he all that Mr., Jepson
can think of FOR the time being,
-
Kate Langley Kosher. who wrote
MARY Cary" aud Miss Libhis Gault,"
makes this literary ooniesi!Oni
81 ty hard 20 find tho values. but.
tue IoN having made ne tho Kind II
person who care, for color. warmth and
substance. rather than style, technique,
or had English. ! nut than down sorrow.
fully and admit M dth %ieury."
Henry jams. kindly take p@itrn'
The evening world., 1911-12-23
Kidnapped Son Cheats His Father,
But Learns HOD to LOUe.
AN ENEMY OF SOCIETY,"" by

George Bronson HoWard.
8 a preparation for coming into the
"a Janissary fortune. Stephen Janis
sary 30 Is taught
To hate the rich;
To pick pockets;
To break safeS;
To cheat at cards;
To defy the police on principle.
These are not hts fathers teachings.
big Steve Is a grasping monopolist
and has intended TO have his son sue
coed him IN piling up milhons-thoush
he has not been prepared to object to
an addition OF culture such as he has
not
the ensmyl disposss. stephen the Third
10 kidnapped ct the ase OF w by a
grocer whom his father has "~squeesed."
and who u the easy tool Of q ring Of
sharp paotters. And with this kidnAp-
piAS begins the fantastic story OF New
York. AN Enemy Of Society," Double.
day. Page q Co... into which George
Bronson Howard puts ingenious meao.
drama.
Tho stolen hoy srows up 40 Stephen
Adams. Ills father 10 big and strong.
He becomes bigger and stronger. He
0an fioor a thug with a turn OF the
wdst. drop from a cornice on a length
OF fine wire. knock out a police giant
with a half-arm jolt, lie Is the prin-
opal behind a long string OF mysterl-
Gus burglaries. And when he has prom
lssd Decima Duress 5000 for her model
teaement scheme he tricks his own
father at cards to get the money, but
q course does not know Il 10 bis father,
The evening world., 1911-12-23

Edam." Harrison Armstrong In Tho
Police Inspector and others.
Among others at tho Colonial VIII BE-
George Lash wood. English sing. ne co;-t-
dian: Amelia Stone and Armand Ka I
in Mon Amour" Nellie Nichols. Avery
and Hart. the Ahearn troupe OF cyclllts
and Men and Starr.
The Aihambra will IA Lillian
Shaw. Mimi Amato in The Apple OF
Paris" Rice and Cohen In The Bach
elor's WIFE" Lyons and Yosco. Oracle
Emmett In "Mrs. Murphy's Second
Husband" Dale and Boyle and others.
on the bill at the Bronx Theatre will
10 Master Gabriel In Little Tommy
Tucker" Homer Lind In "The Open
Singer" Kaimer and brown. Ashley
and Lee, the Temple Quartet. the Rot
crt DE Mont Trio and the Re xos sket-
ers.
sidney Drew and Lionel Barrymore II
STALLED will head the bill at the Fift.
Avenue Theatre. Other features will t.
Jack Wilson and company in A ur-
heavai In Darktown." MAY Tully II
The Battiecry OF Freedom" Bower.
Walters and Croker and Nonet..
gypsy viollnlst.
The bill at the American Music Ha
will include Valentines dogs. Payne an
Lee. Don Karios. Godfrey and Henden
son, Cameron and Gaylord. Grace b.
mond. Tho Stolen Diamond' and Joan
r. Murray.
The evening world., 1911-12-23

Young stephen pulls out $4,000 a year
by burglary and such things. Tie keeps
$4,000 for himself and becomes a famous
p~hilanthropist on the rest. And he loves
Declma. who Is a good girl and has half
a million OF her own.
Naturally there has to come a change.
Mr.. Howard puts many lmpossibillt!es
Into his book. but he can't make this
sort of things last forever. When the
crash comes. Stephen provides good
Jobs for his wicked pals and dlssolves
his late fathers pet monopoly, Also, he
walks upright aver after.
A.. NJ. Chisholm. suthor n The
Boss II Wind River" was frozen IN.
motorIbost and al. In . river OF the
Northwest early In November.
Ills sense OF humor thawed out when ne
saw. one day. 'an old Indian risHsd out
IN blanket costume. with tnps. knife and
cartridges IN his bslt and. Ia crown all.
. straw hat with the Nd or"
The evening world., 1911-12-23

and forty days away frutn coinSi silver
money. Says he;
II felt | was walking through Europe
OF the thirteenth century. same wallsi
cities with battlssnsnts and fortified
gates. same unglASci windows and smoke
blAcksned walls. same handirrzfts aud
onft guilds. same lep~rs and begzars.
aame early marriages. sane subyection u
women and ignorance Of the masses"
But what a place 10 start an anti
tipping crusadel
The evening world., 1911-12-23
Villains XIII Each Other on and
Lore Sidestsps the Duke.
"THE House ON TEE NALL"
BY Ed00S Jeps0w,

-HEY are three bold r~asca's, all
right. who Jump Lady Aldington's
i automobile. bind the lady and her
chauffeur, drive but into the country.
miles from London. make on with the
Arlington Jewels. and leave their VIC
Tins to be found next morning by .
laborer,
This Is tho sensation with which Ed
gar Jepson opens THE House on ths
Man' &c. W, Dillingham; Compasy), a
tale In which mystery and murder are
multiplied by murder and mystery.
Scotland Yard being busy all the time.
1t turns out that the man who owns
the house on the Mall. 10 responsible
for most Of the crime. Hs V mild.
The evening world., 1911-12-23

Anti.Amepsesn Manifesto.
MEXICO CITY. Dec. a-oM Dsas
published last evening an entire treat
page manifesto calling on worh1namsn
TO Join In an anti-AmsFdcan demooseea-
ton Sunday.
The evening world., 1911-12-23
HELP D

WANTED. Foh U. 5. Array. sbls. bodisd W
eitl1ns u the United states. Of good ehAssel.s
saa temperate habits. who can speak, Iead sai
sIiIs the E1sli,s i,ngsas'is ESs inio.nt',ss =
az, New York City; sG3 Fulton ct, Broolyu.
" Y; ~ Montgomery st.. Jsrssy City. N. J :,
or any recruiting station.