The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1906, Page 11

“FORECASTS FOR 1906. By Roy L. McCardell, vy rostcator Proge a Bex for the Benent of Those Cannot Themecioes Without the Aid of Priendd, seelattoss or ° f Attendante—Surprising Pacts Furnishod Freel Year of 1906 will haya tegun Jan. 1 déapite the] efforts of these Persons of a stubborn and con- ; Servative trend of mind who witl persist in dating! py]. thelr letters last year until early in Bobruary, « Nineteen hundred and six will conulet of Afty-two full-s'zed weeke of sevén days witch. play in ‘his Dartioular will be accorded rich and poor. A square ded! ia promised every ong in this regard. Care shonid be taken to ses you get what Is coming to you. About this | me an effort will be made to shorten the working day, Leaiay-ca but many of the wealthiest among ofr publo-mpirited | capitalists will seo to it that the American workingman will get @ fall long ' rking day, and thoy will steadfastly resist the efforts of those who would : the toiling artisan of even ong hour from hie working time, “Let Aue workingman have a good long working day!” will be the motto of these saptaibs of industry. ‘They will spare no trouble or mousy in the effort, 7 gutting several working hours from theip.own time, bat-seeing that the shall not have his working day reduced toa paltry eight houral ‘Gol. Bingham, the new Police Commissioner, will become ‘Well acquaint- ‘Dewspayer/ men and hendreds of New York clubmen during 1908, ? x . “> Bilneteca hundred and atx wil be marked by excessive and most trritat- ing Granclal stringeacy smog the very poor aud many-.of the middle classes. ‘To these who fre thinking of putting something aside for a rainy day we would. gerionsly advise thet the something be in the vature of an umbrella mackintosh. y James Hazen Hyde will return from Paris in’ 1906, bat James Haseh Fiyde will not be appointed to the command of the United States Naval Acadamy Fe Annapolis, There's nothing ta @ name, boys! Six months and two days from to-day—mark the Gate dnd my prediction “there will not be a bank In the United States doing businesat All during 1905 Andrew Carnegie will recelve many applications for his il be no 1906 edition of “Fads and Fanctes.” f cout} a log July and Augnat, 1906, there will be periods of excsonively hot rwoseher and thousands At people wil! lenve the elty seeking reltet. he ix ‘Will write at least one new play in 1906. or a livelihood: Waten extensively all throughout 1908, topics discussed ‘py women will consist mainly of the rdiouious of other women to get into’ edrfoty, the silly snobbishness of those society and try to keep ‘ut, how can Mrs, S0-an4-So afford | popiloctty of the water wagon Be # yehicle ‘will wane during Feb- “fail in @ single surmaise F will gladly give $2,000,000 to Sel- | hove THE REASON. WITY, By Margaret Rohe, HELD er little hand in mine, - FALLTHEBETTER TOEAT YOUWITHCRIED| | fp THE WOLF ASHE SPRANG OF THE BED. | The Evening World Primer. Rob Thom Els rd Pso: ; is Tet. Tt } certainly bright, ik you're | ton to musital. jraiéitam scoring 9: long run, Last iiknt'a crowd accepted tho piece with open’ Palme, Applause ‘oarne.fran every par ef the hous at the fitet fall of the curtain, and all came away at the edd humming ‘Bo ‘Long, ‘Mary,’ 9 Swink gong without ropes, which is the beet thing tha: falls to Mise Fay Téupleton | throughout “Berty-five Minutes,” plus two hours: ‘Mins Templeton, looking three times as phimp as a parttidge and 2 good French heel shorter than in her mrustc~ hall and Hfe-saving deya, |‘ foteatwotr frills and fyrb@ows, end humblett hem self to the plain garb of a housemasd. While she lacked somethirig of the true: nelow-stdira atmosphere, she waa a Pleasant person fe have around the tsi Abe Fay Temp! '} with exe rerult that SERE iH oy i i, ; § HE E ry ee i it = a e8ES% ; a or bigwest part of, tho performance to. ipaent part of the ” mle. He. looks: Ike. & ‘t os