The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1911, Page 5

? THE ZVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 1, YOU 1 cs 5 | FORNER MAYOR [70 Dance Is to Live, Never Grow Old, Bl SIRKE HALTS |SotiersMeraws,CROSED OCEAN STH ES Declare Star ofthe Russian Balt (CM EME “othe Browaway TTA MAY VATUCLY TTHEAGE OF 85, a ARABIG AGAIN AIRE GURE AT CONEY Amd Here ts: sci |Humor: Sailing of White Star Liner John Kelly’s Time, Supported |e. Beaton Landed Il on a ptt ae of the funniest skits | Postponed and Other Ocean | by Greeley, Won by 50,000. Vessels Affected. Tuesday and Returns in you ever saw; Good Health. “Yens"—For once he is lucky; Mrs. Lila Beaton of Plymouth, Eng- “Willie Fibb land, returned home in the St " |day after undergstna @ threes whopper; \{n this country. Landing tn New Yor! nele Mose,” lands from the Kron Pring Wilhelm last Tues. ° < ay dhe was placed umder the care of the chicken; |@ phyatetan, who, geting unter “Stepbrothers;” they GOV. DIX HIS OPPONENT. | "he tells a LIVERPOOL, July 1.—Although there} Was some resumption of work in the shipping trade to-day, the general strike situation was not Improved, The White | Siar Uner Arable, the Cunarder Car: | manta and the Empress of Britain of | ‘the Canadian Pacific Ratlway were com- A Long Career of Active Busi- ness and Civic Life—Has ar 1 pelled to steal away from ther docks ¢ 1 ed ht Ancestors Distinguished. {n the email hours of the morning under [from hee doctor at pesnerinel celebrate the Fourth; cover of darkness and jn the protection t ee eal tan . . 4 . of the polles, They are lying in thel Del the sorrow and deep m “Splinters’ has a miz- @mith Ely, who was Mayor of New York in 1877-'78 when John Kelly wat Jeader of Tammany Hall, and a muitt: Millionaire, died early to-day at the) old Ely homestead at Livingston, N. J., in his etehty-elghth year of the tn- firmities of age. The Ely home tn thi: undgr whieh Mes. Beaton has been lab. oring mnee the denth of her husband up with ‘Pups;” | Tre dhpwlalan preseribed a trip to te “The Newlyweds; | York and gave Mra. Deaton a letter to what an explosion; Ja phyatclan here. From the time #he landed in New York to the moment she “That Kid; he springs river flying the blue peter, indicating ,that they will sail to-day | There ig little westbound cargo aboard Arable, hui fe not sailing Nght, most of her cargo whtch she] ght herve 's still in her holds, An-| other small binxe was reported aboard | th tn rit akes placed foot aboard the St. Paul this hs city 18 at No, 47 West Fifty-seventh | fend yall gh hyn Aha s morning fahe had teen under this doc- anew one; ? stx fires discovered on board the steamer | ogi tinegeetnan elie geet os MRS Ely never married. He had three since yenter: morning. All were| Se oe ta cae aie a ons cas Dad in Kidland; hers Md | promptiy & A rled ow @ let pag ret brothers and a sister, Ambrose K., Wii! Pene WAITG Mier trainer Guevbir a) by the Dnglish dootor meets his ‘‘Water’’-log. fam H. and Edwin Ely and Mrs. of the) ‘The cure was a full 4. New York pl B. Vanderpool, of whom thr ne date he n can J. The Am-| t tite ealied th ere | © resorts. And during i Ambrose K. Py, the eident of sriean timer St. Louis said this after: | New York pleasure resorts, And aueins | 7 ventures : «brothers, who was a deacon in Dr. Park ir rs ie eee the go continually. Rockaway Beach, | A separate pocket edition hurst’s church, died about two years | ne GPUALN at the Mone eter Une eh Coney Island and Atlantle City were Ficti M ago. Mr. Ely was the son of Epaphras| hounsed eile afternoon that in vow of | all taken in. From one place to another | ction agazine, Ri and Julia Ana Kitehell. He was | the Anes @hich have Geen Gissoversd on | Mra, Beaton Afitttered, and as she containing another orn at the residence of his materna " Arabio traveled and saw all there was to sec | grandfather, Ambrose Kitchell, in Han- by insides ae Bi shay wae. beng i color crept back into her cheeks) Sherlock Holmes De- over, Morris County, N. J., 1n 1823. pelled to postpone the sailing of the and at lant she began to aml | tective Story: “The One of his maternal ri Aaron stuasien OMI Commeraw. he bane thing ahe had not done for weeks, To- | Adventure of-the Kitehell, w zealous advocate of the 6r9 Will Us accommodated Lgceriel day she lett for home. freedom of iis country, and for thirty- i Ineimetondine bbb da ue ‘The craws of the tugboats struck this morning, and uniess @ settlement is propmtly arranged, twenty-three big steamers, including the Lugitanta, will Ye affected. ‘The Lusitania is now at Graving 1 and unless she gcts into | | the river to-morrow the tidek will be | wainst her and it will be impossible to move the great Cunanter for a week. ix years was ® member of the State Senate and national counctls. He was for some years in the New Jersey State Senate. In 179) he was elected to Con- arose and was re-elected continuously until 1807, when he was chosen United States Semator, Smith Ely was Before tho vessel mailed abe sited |) be ‘pecond Stain,” and an cheerfully as she could and #ald she! had had a delightful time and was ,wo interesting love feeling better and might ret foes wc stories by well known — thors, YACHT CLUBHOUSE BURNED. me GTON, Vt, June 1.--Fire Art: BU early w-day destroyed. the Lake Cham. “The American Girl,” potent political factor three decades and more ago. He | LONDON, July 1.—To-day" - house hi nted by . | y's reports plain Yacht clubhouse here, tena’ was in those dave an adherens at of Tam, @ majority of British seaports | wealthy New York summer people. The as depicted by a Raerce Cathe oe ; Hee the growing gravity of the) | clubhouse occupied « private pier ier famous Belgian car- ‘ ‘ r fon. D situation created by the strike In the | A burned through the roof when | A ; pap Gresley, and oasleinavea by aveass | : shying trade, Unesx a settlement | | Gscovered and etiampis 10 ‘save, the toonist, and the “Va. Lest sapbegead Gas caged tary el Lr tm effected by Monday all indications | club's costly furnishings, were aban cation Girl,” as seen at | ie 000— point to @ general strike the mem-| kers' Fed- heir sea- dened, ‘The lose ts estimated at $40,000. Commodore Wetherbeer announced that our resorts, the club would) rebuild tm lately epa or ft the anual id In prevarasion for che comval 0-| I ustrated Falls Prom toe Wont a Magazine Metro Florio, driver of an tee wagon, of Mo, @ Mast Dhiriy-inird street, Articles: slipped on the bulwark of an ice boat bers of the Trans eration in sympathy wi furing comrades, As the membership of the unions composing the ‘Transport Workers’ Federation ts upward of 100,000, a de- cision on their part to join the rank of the strikers Would mean one of th At the end of his two years term as| Vou’ll Never Become Fat Mayor he was earnestly besought te 4 Aeeept @ nomination for Governor, but | OF Ugly, or Hateful, declined to run, ’ Gen. Dix was the Republican eandi-| You'll Love the World date whom Mr. Ely defeated. Mayor f Eige “adminatration wes market ny @Rd the World Will atrict economy, and in each of ths| Love You, Lopoukowa, PRGA GP GK lee she Het amount of : sreatent industrial confiicts which | | at the foot of Bast Thirty-sixth street “The Adventure of Mahe city debt was reduced as well as Baldina and Kosloff the workers of the Unites singdom to-day and was drowned. A number of the Penny Count. the annual tax levy, He was Commis-| A opee ever have been Involved | other workmen went to his ald and | ‘Ty y unter- stoner of Public Instruction tn 18! grec. a The great diMeuity in arranging | were within three feet of him when he feiters,”” a real story 19%, and was a member of the erms apears to be due to the fact that! on neither # second Congress and of the . ; ‘ fourth Congress from the Sixth Diss | BY CHARLES DARNTON iret of New York. Th yor} A Uttle girl in a little hat that almost Fly was appointe hid her little face sat in a big restau is there a central or-| xanization with power io enforce any agreements that may be reached by ine sank, He had already missed a rope A ‘ which they threw into his hands, Hys of crime, by Chief W. body was not recovered. . J. Flynn; Exciting story of the 4 free cireus for diners at the park ri { snastinieat t ‘ awe tr HULL, England, July Hunger ts taurant, he Department of rant and watched the big erowd having |r is almont our religion. seriously aggravating the pilin | The Pavilion of Fun, with Its dozen daughter of Yale’s Piaces the City a big time last night while she told in is a dancer heqan at thy age of eight. | tion and the piteous appear k clowns, 1s the Joy of children who go Millionaire Pro- New York. leaping gestures and haiting words the ! was apprenticed by my parents to the} oy Qaiee vo rege eeu Of waren H. 86 Nand Julie Mat) i steeplechase Park f ” Mr, Ely was educated for the bar.| ton tye patter lave, It was the story [Government bullet schook at Moscow, {#4 ehildren for food would have pre- E lowe return to the Broadway | osttte, Modiste™ will be gtven by. the essor”’ married and j studied law !n the office of ry y and from that moment the Russian Im-|¢pitated before now something akin to © ‘Theatre on Monday night for ®) Aborn Comic ¢ Com\ 5 it Pall~ H two weeks’ engagement. As before, the|sades Amusement ‘Park. ‘fhere will divorced two Yale rice of the best seats will be $1.60, | also be Fourth of July frewor chums, etc.; Macbeth” il be given on Monday - = iit Tuesday Hight and Wednesday ats Irkutsk, Siberia, the ‘ wickedest city in the y oon " of the Shrew,’ sists mostly of soup and dry bread.| closed and efforts are being made to | ('noons “Taming be | Let's dancer drink too much unly 0 a, | closed supplies from the ourside, potiee | aay att band Wednesday 185i! Id; his legs are ruined protection being proinised these) who} “Ham Thursday night: “The Mer- world; An interesting sketch of “ Busy Little Prin- es," udded Mile, Lopoukowa. | bring in food chant of Venice.” Briday night; “Ro- ‘champagne bad for the fe And! Strikers thronged the streets early to | 1 and Juliet urday afternoon; ” cess Mary,” the only by od of the Queen perial Government assumed full charge for (he masses of poll my car We dancers never smoke | tat R seat here from London | more than one or two cigarettes a day, | and other cities. Flour is 60 scarce that | We drink nothing except perhaps a g1a85| ine price has jumped of wine with dinner, and our food con-| of the poor, All the H De Peyster, was graduated from the] of @ child told by @ child tn spirit, at University 1 Ww Beh and was ad-| least, who had served eight years in the) mitted to the bar put never| Imperial ballet school of Russia, where, ractived his profe eferring to| it goes without saying, her evety move- | enter mercantile pursutts. ment was watched by dancing teachers. | vir. ys prominent 10] she could laugh at it all now, and she | basiness clr of late years! giq with all the freedom in the world, | he had been too feeble to engage in The joy of living fulrly danced In the ean te te-like Lydia Lopoukowa, | Poly ay have discovered for | ond the reach | 1 hour mills are (ny active operations, He eather Dusine: at No. a who, as you m The Ely homestead, where Mr, Ely i nad been in the family's posses: | yourself, has brought Spring to the Win- ston for more than 200 years, Ely] ter Garden, 11, on which !t was situated, was a] "To dance that 1s to live—to lve and eyes of eee got, very good for the head the} day, A fire in a Krocery warehouse | “Twelfth Night," Saturday night next day near the docks was attributed at first “Three Weeks” will again be put on | Popular Concerts thesGrand pera House blage had no connection with the whip. ping dispute. Twenty-six grain steamers are 4 the Grand Opera House “Sierlock Holmes" will be the offer eo t mpan eo Acad: iatorio Revetteuneey battle ground, | never grow old!” she exclaimed, with all | 7 B Gi within. th xt days with Joao | 108 of th k company at th Mayor Gaynoy vurdered the faa on | the anunusiagen ot her inetean years | 4] e iven on tons of Suro, butt in no mea'vs je iy ms ne ania eae | New York’: ‘Tea tie City Hath to be lowered to half} Ong day when I was a le R. C atti 4 sib AL ry ‘ \d o | \ i egg oN PE Pergo ne | Root of Century) im iS vgs sie mest Ee ale ee wcnal Seats ae a I go home 4 ents T wan | . — opera, cavaret she nd ab ; pete TAFTS ARRIVE AT BEVERLY to'be « dancer, They open thelr eyes! Fire in Chicago Coney Tein the Jose Van den Berg Opera Company | nore | BY SYLVESTER RAWLING, | CHICAGO, July La i LLIOTT H, SCHENCK has o E {ned an orchestra for a sum northwest gide of the elty, early today | At Hammerstein's Roof Garden witt { season of popular concert® upon destroyed five concessions. The Joss wii} | be Mile, Dazie in ‘L/Amour de I'Artia’ vf the Century (formerly the jot ex wl $1,000, Blossom Seeley Frisco tre. He will conduct ° - | Lyons an and caused by| will wext week give “Pinafore. time and money;” very wide, Then they nod their heads! tremble very much, and then FOR SUMMER SEASON.) intr ncain to dance @ little bY MY- When the Czar vor ato Ww «ne July —President | any nine T go y arrived here from | there T stay u 1 went at | 4 I ery be in explosion of # gas tank at Siver. 10N: Gane lila Uy SHES | ae. El view, 4 Jazze amusement park on the| VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS “The Folding Flat,” or rforman the Imperlakschoot and} old Tam, 1 tell him T wi Tam sevente me he give me a box of cu © 1am homesick. My! Very proud BEVERLY, 7 Taft end his fa Wawilngton this forenoon an how housekeeping has been put on the “‘ball- nd happy, T yt? once to the President's summer home, | pa-rents 1 oniy on nay afters | Da Me very kly ne has engaged Maximilinn| the frat American production of Oacae| Sambo : bearing” basis ; Preaident’a train. was hen they are permitted to viait/ 10 leave the school, Taa 1 remem | first violinist and concer:| Wilde's one-act drama, “A” Florentine | Mystery,” tie Musical Avolos, Pendere | Healy RIAA aot muita ene onee in two months, when T| Yer all my life, ‘The director, he call oUt} master, ‘The opening concert Is | Tragedy,” and will repeat it on } vl adh Brothers, the Five Brown Brothers, | | “How to Keep Your ples oh ot ee saturday | Mat Lydia Lopoukowa has won th) nauuced for Mond Fat at Gre He je taking the leading | Will Roehin's Athlete Girls and ot | ” ” ectlon of the Washingt” 2 go » on Saturday r muiced for Monday evening at $15] : in . i | The second section of the Washington | am ailowerl, to, fo home on et ay ee ciae give ive |vclorks Mfr sehenek in a composer ag|QAFE Ringel 110 wi lenrcad ‘Tanngs| hw bill at te Fith Avenue Theat ware neniee in suenniee, express, to whieh b ° 18 | evening at & o'eloe y & Set of Turg handel cch ae ang Pe , son's “Dream of Fair Wor to the} will include Maude Lamber ons, Th f | ‘ ached, was delayed on the Way UP tO} o'clock Sunday night, And a very 9 1 urgeney bound in moat bean well ag an organist and a conductor. | accompaniment of music by Nd, Klan | Walsh, Lynch and company in “Husk: eon y entifrice y Tom Jenk ins, in New England by heavy traffic Incident | time it was! No lessons; just play | Wied! ued Cou me Ailing (786'l coe ice reemete, tae Sehubert Glee! hetmer, scored for small orchestra, dn’ Runs” Gilbert Lowe tn a musical it ti | structor of boxing, etc., rey New London boat races. nd my mother and my! “fas ae an {Club of Je ity, and he has had] Hans K id, the ‘cellist, and «a num.| featur Frank Tinney, black face h -l; | : BAUS IS RANG ORL TERR wer. Then back”— | feeumee Teast fanny, perhaps. 1 charge at the rcieatta of the” New| ber of New. York’ aovley” women" wilt eomenan: tie Sty” amentean, Dancers | WH ng-lasting | at West Point. BS pana ba ‘py then and I am very bapry | pheatre since ned. Mr. Pilzer| take part, Mr. Klsenheimer will con-| and Marie and Billy Hart in “The Cir- ° Uptil” tommorrow atterhoon, when he| rotested, “Tt never (NOW: I want always to dance, but 1} has heen concert ma ter of the Russian| duct, PRY) aroseade wilt ke devoted’to | sue Gir" | action Another laughable story starts for Indiana, “On! no, not" she protest metines 1{ SMould ike to act also, I think I could) symphony Orchestra and other organ|-| charity, | At the American Roof Garden wit b. | by Irvin S, Cobb; On Montay afternoon he will pend 8 | soe med like prison, though so metyee to /OxPFess More with my mouth than with | gat There will be ampie oppor — | Nellie Hrewster, the Amsterdam Quar-|Qdol is pleasant and soothing J , few houre gt Marion and on the Fourth | would long to get out an i . my feet. You say you do not see how) tunity for refreshments between the} Kitty Cheatham, “the distinguished [tet, Ree and Reilly, |» i a . a tf . of July he Mil make @ reolpro y like other little girls, But only for lena coud? You are very kind. But|numbora, The roof, Ju mpletad, looka| American diseuso," as they call’ he Min | Grace ¥ « musical dogs,|yet so effective that it keeps How hair made of arti- Ab Indianapolis, to: Washings » hour after luncheon could w T want to play Nora. Yes, In ‘A Doll's |Oul ove: the lowly viata of Contyal | Rwgton, has won greater praise than } » Hirogohe ie “Bottle Green and /teeth and mouth surgically clean ficial silk is the latest he President will return to Was! aay except on Wednt Nita 4 Raut sienna toe rk. There nea Private view of i: At the Little | Parker and othe a tonrihe middie of next week. Mra, Tatt | 5° a ears taxen far an ‘houre| ame. 7 could Ganon, te tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock, entrance mdon thi pation vati’] PARK® AND BEACHES, and the breath pure for hours fad; will remain at Beverly vr Cte a yee AL § o'clock we would got_up| D'ANNUNZIO WANTED TO WRITE | trom No. 16 Weat Sixtysmovond street |The eritios cannot dwell too. m summer, The Presiden e 4 on a to Fee} simplicity, her won-| at n and her boundless ne Franklin will head the bin at/after you use it, Odol is the only C0Oo°o New brig A at ® have tea and ece of bread. | i one the charm of | Lat # have tea and a piece PLAY FOR HER Riccardo Martin, the American tenor,| derful imaginat in Weshingzon until Con | and Foe ee wilh make frequent. Week| ‘Then all day busy, very busy, Always) on ‘Theatre, | Helxhton | dentifrice which neither evapor- " 1a Beach ere others will be Simo 4 ‘, hale we would prac- |. 2% F GAmnunzio said “ho should) haw scored a great succery at Covent | resources of expression. One of them | Huma where fives Wit be Binion and) tow nor washes away in the ||] Words and music of end viele to Beverly. for an hour and @ ha haps, re-|/K® to write for me a play that would| Garden as the outlaw, Dick Johnson, | saya: "And even the Amert reporter | les and Fanny Van tn The Stage li A few d: i rater a tice dancing, and later, Darah ‘on | D8 8M expression of me. It ta for me to}in Puccini's "Gtrl of the Golden Woat,'| seems a litle cramped about the ad-| Carpenter's Experiences; Reatriee |S2uVa& A few drops in water as It’s a ery ACCUSES SEASIDE SHERIFF. | hearse for 0 Datlet to be pro | walt, 80 Tahal dance and be happy |The London erition are ‘unanimous in foctivon when he Writes of Misa Cheat: |ngram im *ontentmant” Hastert |@ dentifrice and mouth wash, V Gunday night Jand try to make other peopls happy. | Praise of both his singing and aeting. | ham,’ Harden and Hayden, the Grazers, Ray | : New Jersey Attorney-General De-|HATED ALL LESSONS EXCEPT) that ty my miss—now do 1 say tt?—| When Caruso'e {itineas competted le] vasa Maa, and Rogers, and Wentworth, Vesta and | At all Druggists |Pleasant Day’’ ew Jerse ~ abandonment of the part at the Metro-| Mme. Cavalazal closed the second wea- | spedds ‘ THOSE FOR FEET. es, miasion." * wea- | Toda , . dury | spor the rest of the day music rit Mile, Maria Baldina, from the Im-| Daan Opera House last season Hass! won of the ballet Aohool of the Me At Brighton Beach Music Hat wilt be | Geo. Borgfeldt & Co, ||’ assungin “The Country ; ‘or the rest a i he porrowed om the Philadelpiia- | politan Opera House on Thureday a Victor Moore and ma Littleflela tn A § i | other studies, Very much I hate the Moscow, also finds hap | Chicago Company to take his place, tj noon. In the rehearsal room on the ront|“chenge Your Act, or Hack to the New York Girl,”’ MAYS July 1—Diss | Veasons, except In the feet. The ballet dancing, 1 smile wh | uly 4 1] was said then that the American tenor|she showed before a host of invited! wooda;? Besse Wynn, Plelds. and » Tonnson | amatitoarion of teacher he was very severe, “but very | dance," she sald, “because } am realiy| had not prepared the part, Now it ap-| guests the sitil of the pupils she has ao | Lowis, the Avon Comedy Four, Swat | sree, ©oo as an unfit person to empanel @ Grand) ooyeruy go we do not get tired. When | happy. It ts what I feel. Why sh ould | Dears that Martin was letter-parfect An | re alously trained itt n of them } Milligan” and Sheridan Block ir | ay « ng of a special court], i fi play: | uve concealment? Dance, and pofore opera Was first produced, | been er by Mr. Gatt!-Casagza for | Defaulter. Jury, Se i . rg Pee ecann tune 1 practi as ae mare tee Myo plays | u ave a Meer ala anteater cavuriye oe lik | rumored that the Hiccordis ah-| the Metropolitan “Opera Mouse. ballet | Arranements. are beinis mada an vers Lr BDO RANCHO OF & NS e Ate | ng the planc fs , f jected to any but an +A nd el ‘or the Russian ballet next | Ya K, Coney Island, to pro: by either one of the Coroneré of At- 5 ballots, they are very pretty, | hatef Always you will be young, at an Ttalian tevor in| and elght for ‘an ballet next) Luna Par! ney provide a 9 fantig County or elisors appointed by | a the charecter winter. Mme. Cavalazzt herself ap: | <= = Mi hh Mi you are 9 and you dance with @| least 'n your heart, because you will be S Seared in a remmariably realistic Danto-| — —_ | Ov. Ue. ore ‘ u s morning | poy {8 10, that $¥ charming. But | happy John MoCormack, the Irtat me. the Court, w« quested this morning | poy who {8 10, t , ae in obe. Meith‘ tency: cautlme wey by Attorney-General Edmund Wilson. | when you go to walk In the ga: for] "Never em Tao completely happy as|was a favorite In Me, Hammorsions = } IN. Justice Samuel Kallsh, dismissing the | half an hour and the maid walks beside | when 1 dance in “1s ide | Manhattan Opera House Company ang | Joaet Stransky, who wilt eonduet the! oA a enecial | Ge o time that is not so nice, |clared Alexander Volinine, has recently Won fresh laurels at Covent | Bal 016 Grand Jury, annqunced s special za a ee at the maid and wish ahefof (ho muste, (he HNahty, the nappy Garden, ty stanting from Lon 0 term for July 18 and said he would, Oft a ena titer ait Australla for an operatte tour with q| in America @ posthumous work by thar designate one of the Coroners or| were not there, Hut she ts always there, |faces around me, the applauseste git) Australia for an operate 4 Aan Amerie & DaMBUIRABA Wark by appoint elisors to sclect a new jury by | I go for a drive on Wednesday, peeve f2. mH oun, end nvcratiing ;Emtad WIE HAM ty the Countess ai Chy.| when several of Dyorak's manuseripte whole world oung, und everythin next Thursday, | “ni | neros, Who was Bleanor Hroadfoot were discovered the exeautora of his The Attorney-General sald sSheritt| The Mtte Sopoukowa sighed over hor | ts good and beautiful, and the happy | Hrooklyn, Mr, Hammerstein's leading | estate turned them over to Stransky for Johnson took wie registry hooks of two) lemonade and looked as thou she! fairies still live in the hearts of theloontmalto, Mr Me ‘after. the | editing and revision, ‘These thelude two 0 rom | Wouldn't give two straws for all the| rosea, and you love al! the world and| Australian trip, will make a oancent tour! Kynphontes, two overtures, an arches ye Sa oh teat ie eee Tnpertal bullet chook matde in Ruswla, | all the world loves you." of America before rejotaing Mr. Dip. | tral rhapsody, @ quartet in A majoy for Paget waa in session and when Mut each day T learn yory much| Theodore Kosloff, the director of the pe Mie age eg earke | UNG ANB Qu r sone r 1 Midige) rn elated come — © brouzht back the check mark | before I must 40 (0 bed, at ¥ o'clock.” | Russian dancers, -oamo down to earth |PARY It Ve ‘i front of Frank tiowman's nama in| she went on, “In two months Zam a| with the ample statement thut the [Over Mom Heland to meet him in Ats| atarguerite Temon, an Indianapoiie rimonte foty'a concerts next | lon for | 8 , iy to prevent for the first time Sunday World To-Morrow of town for the pe BY have the World tent to them, and address changed as often as desired, Moming World, 12¢ per weels Evening World, 6c per week Sunday World, 5e per Sunday lantio Clty, trl, formerly of the Metropolitan Opera one of the books had been erased, How: | toe-dancer, And then one day J dai dancep js happy because he ig healthy a fi , made debi tend your remittance te the Cashier was one of the jurors dyawn On| for the frat time before the Caar and) and lov work, “With Ws" hel pavid Bispham te atving to-night ot | Rome Ac neo ah ne Nedde iH | "yew YORK WORLD, the ‘May panel. ase the Cearina and the grand dukes, I ‘said, ‘to déhce ls meg mnavely to Cance, the Tokenoke Club at Fnemavion Comn.,!"Pagitacct" with pronounced success, has ama natsomn tn as a gt Me aS aS - cana precinct t