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3 * un ciaioa as he 7 may AE? mee RRS ni Ni OBR Ns SEY | yan et : __THE EVENING 15 a m os 8 oe. RR le ewes = cha ohana NEW CULT IN ART |ALL WHITE HOPES OUGHT TO COPY FLOOEY'S TRAINING METHODS By Vic iii Sate | DRAPES THE NUDE, But Police Hold Mrs. Sparks on | Attemms4 Suvite Onarge After Rescue Ler's See = wren NOW ALL You GOT TO LEVER Staats Her? 00 1S “TO RUN ALONG AXEL , | DOPED OUT A SCHEME TO GET » THAT SUFFERIN MIKE!) BEHIND THE CAR = OWVES = \ Hendrickson, 3 of the . wou oa GFA Pinch TLL Show Bowl WHEN is owe! SHES BackIN' UP TI | at No. 419 Sixteenth oene J You CAN star” FieuTiNe | You GET ‘TREO! J 1 gas in the haflway PRETTY Sooty = 1M GOIN =e the first floor apartment of ‘Sia ‘To “NIE You To A ROPE ne fir ; ar : s s in } 4 | BEHIND AN AUTOMoBHE tka, this after hoon, I le rang ) | Everything in the Past All TWEE YERCIOG wi Mrs. Sparks was lying on a couch un- \ { | nepvee, Hat ’ n is, attired t appeared te \\ Wrong, Says Andre Tridon, . ing to. a atone ) RE to @ pol ¢ High Priest of Futurism. am Dr. ‘ : | — Sparks. was able to tale, he was aceiden « from a leaky #8, #he Was made ttempted LOOKS AHEAD, NOT PAST No Puritanical Notions About It, but Only the Cold Eye of Science. she should be so far t taking her to station. the Fifth avenu Mra, Parks, hi hbors say, hes heen married tw first husband, howe name was Sparks, died somo five or #ix years and she married wnother, who de lher, Then she t the name of the first husband. learned, they sald, that she nted in getting @ 1 the Brooklyn Post hhe . A bas love! Get the hopk for senti- meat! Also for the astists who paint the nude. — = Tamm ie Pict Robert W. Chambers, Laura Lean { | j in the mean time wandered about the | ney Walker, and’ hia ball of $10,000 lapig: fey do quite war, “Phe hott heve | Idbbey, Elinor Glyn et al., take notice!! walls of the den, study, work room or | wax continued, Irving J. Isabel, also took In $10,000 above the itatlakellar Sentiment, love, palpltating hearts,| whatever it might be called and nudes) id thé firm, also pleaded not guilty to} any year sinca { have tag ft. and the isie sh eee saree Eacuaty trern-| mat fils gase everywuere. the indictment. On motion of Mr. Colle . 4 | ment—in fact, all that makes for sighs, | 0% nud ad been di " Inn has had to Walker the Cot ed bail for Herro ling to murmured words of endear- were photographic reproductions ‘alker the Court xed bail for Herron . blushes and heaving bosoms ts taboo, | ste i Bayley at $26,000 and for Miss Dus ’ m dhe Futurists decry as j issued for them. Barney's ball was hotel and Murphy has had s Nur en rish ce t | ( | about sf ears, s one of the Gone is the iove light from Milady's| flue , nudes tn lavish colore from the | made 00. " x year It ow f th | brushes of modern Fri hand German Barney was the counsel for the Man jm famous places along the ¢¥@ Gone in the deep, passion inspired | ‘ Me artists and rudely 1 hattan Real Estate Company, and, I White Way. M alk faye the sigh from behind Milord’s polished shirt | pages co! Contin: | spector Barter , | # will amount to about $125,0% | front. Romance is dead. Love 18 4 | nudes everyw! | feention Glew eke Wie ark a | Te er sank’ wala Ses ath splattered bubble. }a—but what was the use, the coffee was Lisayn Buatoitine commence ehige business of about $109,000 and f ‘ That te, they, are to be ‘This condt-| excellent @ incense ladon atmos- eel ae LE Reda MB al aa vusness of about som out | Phe modish spaced —_——— par | ‘ Lio of aftaira is about to come avout. phere toto ° senses and subdued | ,mermney- formerty lived at No, B15. Murphy S Broad Sea iGr awae raring’ front collar hat is IF the Futurists have their w argumentative de: " < * . Schuyler Court, Bayonne, N. J. Last | Robert urphy Says Broad- fatien away during t Futurism, a brand new philosophy.| Mr. Dabo hegan where Mr. Tridos ete | Wife of Druggist Morrill Sues |Post-Office Inspector Says Mar-| septemver nis home was. deatroyed in phy say | le are not 9 as in other days slong. the CLIFTON — 2% in. front has landed on all four feet with long|oft, Mr. Dabo is acutely interested in @ rather remarkable way. The house 4 a en’ . t t ears wiggling in New York. Everything| Futurism as i: applies to painting. Mr.| Colgate and Company for shall Barney Has Been | was one of the show-places of Hay.| WAY Hostelry Doesn’t Make | Wide Ways and tn ender to at LAMBS CLUB 244 in. front } tands here sooner or later. Futuriom 18) Dato drew diageams to iilustrate the gnne, and the howling of a Great Dans E ht BAER frank SuMaiery Spm etter etl BEDFORD 2. in. front ‘ . “agin” nei tae eg ae ., dog late at night attr eople to | F a |had to be employed. 3 o) ) | “agin® ‘love, “agin” sentiment. “asin"| application of the new philosophy to $10,000 Damages Missing Since July. it Thay pew emoke pouring from the hough to Pay Rent. \Ronduet the hotel until @e reorganize. \ the pagt, “agin” the nude in art. IM! painting, Futurism in its application to | house and discovered Barney on the ha ae Mr. Murphy retires from the hotel.” an iteiahn ted ‘agin almost every-| art aims to show movement. Nature 1s —— floor unconscious. How the house — = ‘ u ‘uturism. . Mever still say Futurists, therefore " 3 caught afire has never been discovered, | Judge Holt tn the United States Cire } Whatse Buturjom? Why-that 1s-er—| movement should be shown, Seid Mr,| M% Frederick C. Morriit is plaintify| Marshall A. Barney, @ lawyer with an\marmney went to the Bayonne, hospital | oult Court this afternoon appointed M COLUMBIA ENTRIES. Notch COLLARS Why, it'e.@8 easy to understand 88) paso: in a suit for $10,000 damages againat| office in the Tribune Building, thisafter-| He has never collected the inst eer Dougall Hawkes, former Dock Commt COLUMBIA, 8. C., Dee. 4.The entries stoner, receiver of the Hot yeMorrow's Pa! Pragmatism, Cosmosticism or other such) wpe newspaper cartoonist who filus-|Colsate & Company, on trial before | noon was declared to be a fugitive from) on the property, as he has refused Makers, Troy, N. Y- 1 rms josophies, Briefly, " 7 come to New York to have an {1 Metariien ieteeciic-or well at the firat|Ate* movoment with lines ts to a de-|Justice Amend and a jury in the Su-| justice, Judge Holt in the United States| CON? WN inturance, veonte, who Brondway and Forty-first str Mean te coon Feeee ee ine inne | Sree & Futurist, Ho tilustrates a boy| “eme Court, Mr. Morrill te a drug-|Cirouit Court Issued a ‘bench warrant| wish to inquire into the fire action was taken {n a conservation au nash tt woul HDpear 10 be | Ne nog |#¥inging a cat by the tail with ctroular|«ist at No. 1207 Amsterdam avenue, | fcr his arrest, Barney was indicted with| At his offlers, the Inspector says, they | broweht by FuKene L. Falk of Huftal oF ehiloeanty or being “gin” A Futur-| es through the air that shows the/Refore the marriage the plaintift was|others of the firm of J. C. Gavigan & have informed him that Barney con-| attorney tor the Robert P. Murphy or philosophy ea 2 i ts . |verses over the phone with them tu y, and ©. Me eae ee eine eeinilonephy aa) course the cat has and is taking, ‘That|Miss Winifred Kavanagh and was em-|Co, for using the mails to defraud tn p hem but | Hotel Company, and for A. C, Me Ciuett, Peabody & Co. Alban vr is what Futurism in art aims to do in a|ployed as cashier in the drug store, | disposing of the stock of the Manhattan they do not know his whereabouts, fisherman, of Rockiand, Me. and ta|} Tana add et youl | url River in a : | . ghia Bedstead land, Me, acs ean Ogu ' ear to yolligs)the Missour! more artisflc manner. Whistler applied| Mrs. Morrill declares ahe poisoned her | Real Estate Company. | 1 forestall throwing the jotel Int erty raiders t Mrs. 3 oP | done to forestall throwing the jotel Into SA, Ra EOS PH | } HAS Sa ed gg Mel dl Futuristic theortes to his work without olive skin with a hair tonic, and then | Barney 1s said to have been absent $62,000,000 CLAIM SUIT the hands of a recelver, Mr. Hawkes | ing (it? ation thi en Aion: 00; | : . _" aving Known of the philosophy of| was wooed and won by the druggtet| from ‘his office since last July. Post- will take possesston at once and Robert | ‘* rel Me , !! TWO ARCH) FUTURISTS OF | Futurism. | who sold her the lotion. Morrill had| Mice Inepector Barber, who furnished DECIDED FOR GOVERNMENT. | ;. Murphy retires. Siertts a ca | FUTURIEM NOW HERE. | ,|ART APPLIED TO OPTICS MEANS been attentive to his pretty cashier for|the information to the Grand Jury upon! wasiiNGTON, Deo 4A. g2on| op eunnens, Nis een iad” satel Me. d et Aten | Well, anyway, Futurism has lande M 4 months prior to Dec. 9, which the indictments were found, has ¥ J ae lam Murp! “the past month. People have Davis, 8; Nene | Niw Xo ane is'about to #eek cons OVEMENT. » c. 9, 1908, when she claim of the Missourl, Kansas and/not the money to spend vhat*they once Og (> Nas Rodin, the sculptor, is a Futurist in| bought the lotion bécause strands of her | been looking for Barney since Septem- his modeling. This ts accomplished by| chestnut hair hed fallen out. ghe al-|ber, when Gavigan & Co. were ralded.| Cottey “Water” Wairdlitsiieea ctoare Laos Ascertalning a certain spot in a picture| legen that after making three applica- | Bamey disappeared about the same time! wien the Court of Clalins sustained the or on a statue. You gaze fixedly at this| tions her face and shoulders became | that Herron Bayley and Mary L. Dug- verte. © Ifyou are “agin” love or the, nude in art you have,a fair chance of} becoming -a Futurl The two arch Futurists, of Futurism in Gotham are Andre Tridon, sometime writer, critic, drinker @f black coffee, frequenter of ‘udios and dreamer of dreams, Mr. ‘veldon holds forth In two rooms rear at the property when it was furfongs.-—Ai the old Vendome He and whon it]! well ity y id interest on the investment, | Carmll, 106s! Government demurrer to the ratiway's|ever Pal | Siatty 00 spot and then when you look at the|#Wollen ond irritable. Four phyalciana,|&#M, aleo indicted, made thelr departure] petition for reimbursement. for overy |The rental ‘a $100,009 @ y and Fam} Xie rest of the picture or statue you see life| Who testified in her behalf, declared the | from this city. alternate section of land along its lincs|behind a month In iny rent. #9 that is or movement, Futurism aims to bring|tontc contained chloral hydrate. The| . G&vigan was arraigned in court to-| through the Indian Territory, now part [the reason of this act.on. ‘There ix also about an {rritation of the optic nerve| chloral jiydrate, they sutd, Nad cause: | Ca¥ bY Assistant United States Attor-| of the State of Oklahom a water tax due, 9tnerwiss T have been yon one spot, and this] her misery: nn s wort Donor Ly CEMA NAOMI CEE 1 entice allowance clatmed. ‘Track fast Apt . pape Pencgonitec alive. pede g8 about movement. It tw pedal lawyer, M mar Dolphin, sata Dak 1 art applied to optics. distress was sufficient to wreck hi yeon Dabo, landscape painter,“ . : eg tte a quatler of black coffee and a, TAX for example, Rovtin's statue of Health. because of the bileters which IN HUDDERSFIELD, ENGLAND, WHERE MARTIN'S GOODS I BUY FOR SPOT CASH A TEAM LOAD OF MARTIN'S ‘Thought’ in the 3 Futurist to the c 7 of Fine Arts. A reporter for The Evening World wits, nead bow dared two flights of dark and winding | of his feet that rinire and uncovered the two consplr-| been accentuated. ators in their lair, The rest was easy.| made the lines dee; imam atting that. Drogist Mori's somivaten Sar iff, ARE MADE, they produce the finest worsteds In the world. They use | FINE ENGLISH WORSTEDS from New England’s largest rikes the eye as *S aA ariaeroroaiea nothing but full and half-blocd tong Australfan stock, and the | importer, and I would be pleased to have the public of New ae qe after the druggist bad gallantly | principal machinery used there is American made. oy Base filet gy i ol ca C . After the reporter had gotten his lungs Consequently hi per a Maat a quelled her fears by having the cere- Be nan thas ce hele MROGY ectocnied ators the date planned In America we use the same machinery, import their labor, use the same tomed to the burning of incense Makes a dark spot cn the figure that nuptials the young woman re#/Mf blooded stock yarns, but it is not possible to get the same colorings or finish. S it 0 t t 0 d 00 ae jeatches the eve, Let the ey ‘on fused to be solaced. She w | feed * ; ; ; tn & swinging center and gylped a cup this foot steadily until the opticenecves Kifeved until she became.m recluse, mae |g Something in the air and water of that country is especially adapted to the dyeing uit or vercoa 0 Ur er, rot Jet black coffee the ploneer Futurists nave been sufficient! and finish of fine worsteds, and, I contend, when I advertise Martin's Worsteds , ? irritated, then ing herself fro P' lucidated. Said Mr. Tridon: look up at th rom her friends. Photo- est of the fi and gr, ere sh ; i ivi i “Futurism is a philosophy which was Pee Une figure and graphs were shown to the jury to eatab- | made in Huddersfield, England, I am giving you the last word in Cloth, as these see the h Before the advent of the Sherman Trust Law every high grade : nd Seay She Ae aye aa) lish the charge that her eyes w e finest money can produce. 414 . A $ : LA Nea ALLS Sil ani A dente YOR ae movement.) swollen until they, closed: | | jradesest chert « f fos mill in America had a guaranteed price on their woolens, which they Marinetti, a French writer, i Mrs. Morrill’ reais The Martin account is open only to a few of the importers in this countr: : ‘ : + ‘Mafarka Le Futuriste’ got him into Tridon had been sufficiently stim- rriil's lawyer contends that the hea P y axle y: d e the legal troubles bet the United S fail, Tt has just come to America, | vated by his coffee—without milk and tontc has left traces of neurasthenia, as it is con! Palys pi exclusive account, and when an importer came tome and | have hae ae the bh a 4 Ween eae Hy sigihebakiet Futurism is the application to art and TOG) F vow Blekse Sy Sie Unie. Seeman sold me a raft of these goods at my price, I insisted on the original tickets being | Government and the trusts, and this selfsame importer closes out to Alo to ite gf the peinepien that obtain Ne antennas at wer “HUMAN MONSTER,” JUDGE left 56 That is er yon funder which 1 alist eee with you, ae Heaasr: me a line of American woolens second tonone, and includes the fol- in ecience. its dastardly purpose, Fi , nside my doo: upa {) . * . With tae Futurist yesterday 4s al- rampant. ‘There wan naught todo but HURLS AT WHITE SLAVER, English Worsteds, the cheapest are of which would on at least $4.50, aadlees lowing makers: Kuhnhardts, Hockanums, Mabbitts and Standish. ways wrong as against the morrow. hearken, ee ne and the past only, a¥ it "Atany a good novel and many an ex- Then Court Sentences Andrew Bic- | that price to $8.00 for their overcoatings, which I have included in this stock. | These goods are the finest America can produce, and my impression points out errors to be avoided. ‘There cellent play has been spoiled by mushy illo to Possi ‘ Now, when I made my in- jis that many persons {a no inspiration in the past. The past Sentiment.” quoth Mr. Tridon, cillo to Possible Maximum of itial bow in this city, some p fe dead. We may go back to the past pie Sometime } Twenty-six Years, six weeks ago, I was unheard . bought these from the After sentencing Andrew Blociilo, twen- | of, I came here with a blare 4 ul 0 selfsame importer as Y-seven-year-old white sla’ to the of trumpets because I wanted ¥ ‘ t foreigns. with profit in learning how to avold (ieig think it. ne making mistakes, but that is all, ‘The same {s true PAST MERELY A COLLECTION OF | usher or groce |- maximum of from ten to nineteen yer MISTAKES. eal manager ¢ § in Jail and @ fine of $00, County Judg you to know agree have The fact that I have r y ‘awcett i i : 1 Ay ee s “Phe past is merely a collection of anew F it h__ [ings County Court etiocnien seare eats one fae cee thet KI | these goods does not take mistakes we must avold. | Slsti8 FAVORS SUFFRAGE AS CHECK \delivered a Judicial excoriation of the play is He “~, it : ‘ away from them their never look back into #ie past, bu | ON “MUSHY” SE prisoner lasting ten minutes. sand suits and overcoats. § uality. The: Id bend, And, like Sclemiew, Futurists | “We Futurists ‘ “You are a human monater,” he aaid, | has been my extreme plea 4 e9 q . 'y were so) never look baci espe 50.1096 ¢8 erCare | trage, As far urna t ‘an enemy to society. No worse man|f™ sure to have a number of the ; f to me and guaranteed 1 voided, but y! a lot we ot Y e re be ‘ . peck to be onan equal footing with men. | crnviciag unrest to live. You were |i first customers back for the on & | fresh and clean and this Everything in the past {s wrong. |A woman Is merely a man, but because | oronan girl, Evelyn Clifford, onty oe, {fg second and third order, and i ¢ season’s stock. In fact, a Everything in the past {8 dead. We de-|of her social position we have made &! ton years old. You lured’ h I can assure every man who “ Sane BTS, $ benefits from the past except /@0ddess of her. When she comes down i er away ° F great number of them are rive no benefits from the past except on tlie same footing politically wth men |@%4 forced her to lead a iito of shame | calls that if you buy Mar- : ! Sprine’ Anan yar 2 a ene, “aut of | tll thi mushy sentiment will disappear. |@04 degradation, You exercised your {MM tin’s Worsted from me at a st ; p next Spring’s goods, 12 bookkeeper 19 Fiildying bookkeeping | will not hesitate to speak out to|of death by @ atiletto you constantly buttons and all findings ot OP te oe © My price for the Ameri- methods of the fifte : We | women ag tiey do now, . They will] carried, you compelled them to be your the suit will match the gen- i d: ill bi don't set our stident pharmacists to | tr women 3 and speak to] slavos, Puch men as you are held tn eral color and the garment ost i can goods wi e brewing herbs by the light of the moon, }them as they w 1, Our love | seeciat execration by all decent peaple. f a ke ‘ YY) ‘ We don't, aeud. oup naval constructors | will become lke the love of the cave! Treen) penalty of the law io mot vero will be made in my own work- {o etudying. Roman galleys that they [men end cave women. All ue en en an cian ot acy of aomething |f Shop under my personal su- ult or may build modern dreadnoughts, Scl- | yer eS Cathy.” else." pervision, Your order x ors S / ence forkeis the past. Lent bla Mr, Tridon, ably assisted by his fel- | Under the terms of the sentence, Bic- taken with the understanding Overcoat peers into the future. uturism, HKe }iow conspirator along Futurtstic lines, | cil unless the fine of $2,000 fe paid, 4 ry m selence, loolss ahyad, not back. And yet | will give the philosophy it I've foreed to work It out at the rate {fy that the fit is satisfactory to ; t# to copying ew York next fn art we send our stude of a dollar a day, This means that in | YOu Or new garment to be y pictures painted hundreds of years agv, in che Studio Bullding, No, 18%] addition to the minimum ten years, |i made, ly m " 0 r er even though We kuow more of color and | Hast Nineteenth street, {which he cannot escape, an additional | ae . harmony than the painters of the past | What ts Why, it'a-er—it's seven years may be added, If the full This line of goods is com- —er—Oh well, it's Futurism, penalty Is oner twenty, acted, he may be a pris- Ix years. ever knew. “Phen because in the past somo artist painted women and men in the 2 have been doing so ever sine —aeneene flashy or fancy, and I would would place a heavy per on any| FIRST RACE ; three-year-olds be pleased to have the many h : 1 . artist who for the next fifty years paints |and upward; flve an half furlongs. skeptical readers of this paper . Sz Fee 4 i OS : fa picture of a nude, Futurists are sick |—Teddy He ar, AM dhrvin) 8 to 6, 4 to 6 | call and examine this stock Pre Sy : The balance of all over- posed of all the quiet, con- ‘ é | | he su S servative shades, nothing M Ras , By £55 ot every painter flaunting his mistress's noni Helen Seott, 108 (Turns whether you intend to buy or / “G ae sae ZA | coat ends in stock ive 05 She publi... Hie fm "06 J. Willlama), 7 to 8 1 to | not. 55> - S y nudes have alwa n with us ‘ thind, Tine, 1.0% Bligadeth Signed, ¥ T ; “We have no nt nude de>! oy Tger Jim, Mincemeat, Dandy ? cause we don't n of Mt ' at Dancer, Leon Bs Dorls Ward also ran | MITCHELL THE TAILOR. > 3 é F) e every one Went abput nude it would be ned as named. | 3 = mt Ailterent.. iid ‘bo used to the| SECOND. RAC thee To the ladies I will sell these ss nude and t used to it our artists could pa vo nude, Now an artist }res a wornan to pose in the nude and expects the public to the goods by the yard, and, be- = 2 = < lieve me, you will like these Cd z All uncalled for over- p quite tasty patterns. ) SSE STORE Seales . coats one-half price. eee Ae panitantoal val objections Fanticely e to the nud hey are tired of seeing #0 | ‘euvtable PRRLES ELBE it AER. RO? RARE PED D ine, twowvear-ots: The Very Best Laxative MIU I H ro, the I eu ilo 1h WALLS COVERED WITH STUDIES |iinnay, 7 t's, 1 to Sand out fret. Exe and Blood Tonic, — ealbur, . Tto 8 1 to AREER erriewtennenretra pa ax Daity, tH (Tar For Constipation, Billousness, |! FROM BOSTON 1431 BROADWAY, corner 1TH st. MY ONLY NEW YORK STORE an. to 2, third. | Head@che, Dizziness, Indigestion, the Painiwe of tie nude to qi y Lady, Stel Brien nd go did ihe reporte :, Gey they have no equal, | Open Evenings Until 9 neyo

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