The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 25

~e TO] CHOSEN T0LEND FCT AGHAST TARY TFL AMA Murphy Faiths and All _ the Boroughs Rep- resented. 7 After @ month of deliberation the Committee of Twenty appointed for the Durptee has made up the committee whieh wilt name the fusion candidate fa the city election next fall. Designated Citizens’ Municipal Committee,” the Rew organization numbers 107 membgrs, | au eal faiths and all ‘boroughs | being represented. ‘Tap committee will meet for organiza- night. From that time om, @€cording' to Dr. Henry Moskowits, Chatemah of the Committee of Twenty, it a ‘be continuously active. fe tried to get a committee of rep- Feseatative citizens, of various political Detiets, ail opposed to Tammany Hall," he sald, “and all interested in an effort to give this city a clean, progressive ad- jor the ist are forty-four members from Manhattan, thirt: thirteen from t nine from Queens and four from Rich: men@. The Republicans and Progres- are strongly represented there are a large number of in pendéat independents. Among them mer candidates for Mayor, William M. Iving and Otto T. Bannard, both Re- publicand; William Loeb 4: Rr Cogesnl Henry De ¥F R Seligma: ‘William J, Sohieffelin, Henry L. Stim: sem, Franklin H. Giddings, William H. and Frederick C. Howe. VANISHED CHILD HAS BEEN KIDNAPPED. Parents of David Mazzocchi Ask Policé and Others to Find a THE EVENING WORLD, THEATRE NOTES. : Philadelphia Opera House, built by Oscar Hammerstein, {s to become a movie. It has been obtained by Marcus Loew and Frederick C, Nixon-Nird- linger at a rent of $125,000 a year with @ reservation of not less than fifty nights each winter for the opera com- any. H. B. Warner, after the auto accident In which bis wife was killed, was not well enough to play last night as w planned, eo the Lyceum will re: closed untti Monday, Supreme Court Justice Platzek refused & give the Lambs’ Club an injunction reatraining Marie Dressler from using tie words “All Star Gambol.” Cohan & Hi ‘anging to show the films of “Qou Vadis" at all high class houses in the United States and Canada next season. The Shuberts' new French farce, “The Gentleman from No. 19," will be pno- duced at White Piains next Monday and ‘Tuesday and be given a final dress re- hearsal here Wednesday for Thursday's bremiero at the Comedy, Cecil Cunningham, who wes prima donna in “Somew! Else," has been added to the cast for “lolanthe,” which has more female parts than any other Gilbert and Sullivan opera. “The Folies of Paris,” a one-act mual- cal comedy by William Arnold, vaude- ville artist, will be produced by the Harlemites at Palm Garden to-morrow night, his medicine: are made of. Golden Medical makes the stomach strong, juices, restores the lost a invigorates the liver in body, active in mind and cool in judgment. has been added to Jinks," the farce which Arthur Hammerstein will produce next season. The Knights of Harmony, an organi zation of song writers, including Al Jean Schwartz, gives its first entertain: ment Sunday evening at Pabst's Coll- eum, To keep together a company strong enough to give the annual Shakespeare festivals at Stratford-on-Avon the gov- ernors of the Memorial Theatre there tre thinking of sending the players on tour here. ‘The proposal that the Chancellor of the Exchequer should appropriate $2,500,- 000 for a natonal theatre in London has been turned down by the British Gov- ernment, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y. At 149th St. Entrance of Subway or Elevated! No First Payment ON THE FOLLOWING GOODS; aiea at his home here during the night! from a sudden ack of heart troubi He wi jociate editor of the Indiai @polis Journal during the civil war and @ close friend of Benjamin Harrison, who termed Mr. Dye “ west of the Alleghen Six-Year-Old Son. Confident that their six-year-old son, Dev has been kidnapped, Andra Maz- Hundred and Fifth et, have appealet to the police of the East One Hundred ead Fourth street station, the pupils in Public School No. 168, in East Gred ‘and Fifth street? and the con Bation of the Church of the Asce in Bast @ne Hundred and sixth at to find nim, Mré. Barah McAdams of No. 1 West Wighty-fifth street attends t hured and interested herself and offered the Paredts financial aid. ‘The boy disappeared the afternoon of April’ 14, after returning from school. Bevernt of his friends way ‘tm walk away from his heme wish a companion. Im the same house in which the Maz- xoechis live lives Mra. Josephine Foloteso, a woman of means, whe also has a six-year-old son, It was aug- gested that. the kidnappers taken the child, The Mazzocchis have Uttle mone: Tt was d that Mrs. Leontida C: Grein of No. 819 East One Hundred Sixth street, a fortune teller, had gone to Mrs. Mazsocchi and told her her son | was kidnapped. 7 PLECTRUM ORCHESTRA it, Valentine Abt conducted another con- cert by the Plectrum Orchestra at Aeolian Hall last night, with Gieuseppe Pettine, mandoliniet; William Foden, guitarist, and the Beynon Quartet as vocalists. He has added many players, inckiding several women, to his band, until it ds become imposing in size. doubted. ' My. Abt has visions of great results to be achieved by an orchestra such us his, the principal components of which are mandolins and guitars, The visit, a few years ago, of the Ruvsian Bala- lajke Orchestra pavel the way, But Mr, Andree:'s band was emall and qhar- acteriatically Russ! and {ts success was found in the Russtan inatruments of Russ re accessories. audience of consider plauded gencrou however, who did 10: from Schubert’ played by tiese in| a Sg to James Surridue, Run Down his home, at No, 163 West street, about 2 o'clo this morning he was knocked down by @ taxicad driven dy’ Benjamin Malte Malts, who had no poreenger, at once! stopped and, picking up the injured man and Patrolman Quassonni, speeded te ‘On the way Surridge became conscious Jong enough to tell his namo and al- Grees. 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Bluck and colors—meseall s but aimply preased ae they from) tetas and silk jersey tope—' ae the no pacts shine; hence thi and lon oak ane Tlounces with and tirew'es Savechona'te ee tiat oO “ “ % jebrated “Harmon: Handsome Psy aaa LRH ecelamrates Due, hello Slik Petticoats. 1.08 regular 66.98 hate, thet 3 and tan stripes ‘of Various widlis--coat) gy ny fi ngble color “in ‘chiffon ere aremarkabiy Ane — 4 é model—iaundered cuffs. taffeta pr iy 9 Hounoem, combining | pink, blue, cham yan ; a pet Corest Walete (4) | Women’s Fitted Top Pettio'ts. 1.98 End feria may” 8.06, i Ganwele und ton’ and Bik finished fabric--black end cdlore bbon bows, ine Gam i fromte-nizes 22 to 28 only, sulted, tailored and” crushed | flutings hence this great price reduction m 2 with or wit out Yes rose! s —_————__—_—_—_—_—_— MORNING SPECIALS --Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. ris’ Pereale Drectes, + GB] $1.93 Tallete Sith Pellenve: plaids and checks— Black and color: Trasting trimininga, ail le thi PRTTICOATS—-SECOND FLOOR. 4 ct. Wormen's Sills Gloves............ 2-clasp--ylack & white-double tips, ‘GLOVES—MAIN FLOOR, '$'.69 White Voile Waists... AT) Emb'd panels—with lace inserts and tucks—open front or back—all sizes, WAISTS--SECOND ¥LOOR, rain velvet ‘e toccades «| Short or tong ak ahirts—doubte or selfbound rt, Of eee " MENS UNDERWBAR—MAIN FLOOR, - 80] 24 et. Boge’ Balbriggan Underweer....... lin~rutties of High neck—short sleeve shirte—knee | or lace length drawers, reinforced seats, BOYS' UNDERWEAR—-MAIN FLOOR, + Girls’ White Canvas Shese......., 1.08 Extra bigh gor venes sisve 11% to % to bevel oes SHOKS--SECOND FLOOR. so. 8 “Young Men's Suits 7.65] $1.00 brown and gray Stelp ehevioti~in twiiliy r new fancies--weil drones at a find elsewhere at pt any Values ar Missuis’ Duc. - $1.98 Girls’ Trimmed Pictire Hats k braid—-trim'd with sa ite, champagne, pink and light. biue. MILLINERY THIRD LOOK, poloriig medium and dat ‘awalmeres-—fi alight and dark ures also pain aoe one oe at in Nard neckbind oF a while -mititary st LLINERY—TOIRD FLOOR, ry tucks and he tuck#—4 to M4 year MUSLIN UNDERWEAK--SECOND FLOOR. 59 ct. Boys’ Goll Cape. New band Style—plain or plaited back—navy serge and fancy mix- tires-tined or taped: YH HATS—THIRD FLOOR, y ite and fancy madras and per- attached 3s THIRD FLOUR, 1.10 im bust — long tapering 18 to 30. SRCOND FLOOR, Suftestity | to BOYS! FUKNISHL $2.00 Women's Corse Light coutil ‘Look for the Clocks! Look for the Clocks! Clock Signs Denote Morning Specisis.