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the damage al $100,000, being th: de the mine to Still Raging. BUTTS, Mont, Feb. 18.—Fire whieh — the loss Monday night of twenty- lives in the Anaconda Copper Com- pany'’s Pennsylvania mine still is raging ready Concrete bulke rown up in various oheck the fire's LADIES! SECRET TO + DARKEN GRAY HAIR THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, AUTOPSY TOFIND. 2.33" S23 CAUSE OF DEATH ite cct = -OFHELEN. MEARS | marked artistic tatent. A third sis- | ha Louise, is a painter. Eminent American Sculptor, Suddenly Stricken, Dies done being Helen showed talent for modelling Py the age of seven. She peopled a tiny theatre with clay models of prominent Oshkosh society folk, the resemblances being startling to those who knew the originals, Her first commission was a large figure called “The Genius of Wisconsin,” which she did for the Chicago World's Fair in 1893, With the $500 prize this won her she came to New York and became the favorite pupil of Augustus St of Art, and her reliefs of Louise Col- lier Wilcox and of St. Gaudens are almost equally well known. Of her recent work St. Gaudens said: “It has a man's strength, but the spiritual grace which only a woman's hhand could lend it.” coment ELLIOTT WAS MISQUOTED. He Said Nothing About Wrecks tn ‘Talk to Pulitzer School, Newspaper reports of an address made Tuesday by Howard Biltott, Prest- dent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Ratiroad, quoted him as say- ing to the students of the Pulltzer Schoo! of Journalism: “It takes more courage for me to face one reporter after a Bring Back Its Color and Lustre With Grandma’s Sage Tea Recipe. Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri- ant; remove every bit of dandruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair, the - Tea and Sulphur ree home, though, is troublesome. An e ‘way is to get the ready-to-use tonic, cost- ing about 50 cents a ange bo bottle, at drug stores, known as yeth’s Sag and Sulphur Compound,” thus avoiding Blot of muss. 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She was thirty-eight years old and at the time of her death was at work on the model for a marble fountain which was designed for one of New York's public parks, Her sister Mary, “Emmy Lou” stories, lived with her at the studio and ran for assistance when #he was taken sick. By the time the sister returned the sculptor was dead. Helen Farnsworth Mears was born Prices. D> 0D (0) 0 ED 0 ED (0 -<GEED (0) 0 ED 0D 0-ED- (0, Frock of Georgette and Striped Taffeta 22.50 Of broad- 15.00 39th Street \ Taylor service, is unquestioned, ert and attentive sales- / J 1D 0D OED 0D OED ED 0 OES OSES ED OSD 0D OSES ED OED OED OSD ED OSEEDO 2 4 won numerous prizes, the Salon in 1898, and returned the same year to open her studio in New York. Her first important commission 0a her return was the lifesize statue of | Frances E. 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A va- riety of models, $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95 Fourth Floor, ee ee oe me iy ee oe She exhibited at took the prize Specially priced, $15.00 and $19.50 of the nov- elty checks now so much in vogue; ' wreck on my railroad than to face a After two vears here she went|thousand bayonets.” or four years) Friends of the speaker complain that the reports were inaccurate, and that what he did say was “1 could give many authorities on the power of the pi We are all familiar with Bonapart Mlustration of that power when he di clared that he would rather face a b talion of bayonets thar Mr. Elliott, in his ®| sometimes railro: way, but said nothin Feconda of the he took charge passenger has been Kifiea “in wreck, ne ny show that since 1913, no} =O; 1826 FIFTH AVENUE Fourth Floor For Whether in men’s be found ir rtly tailored sortments. ts fitted and a the newest most distinc- at very atti Tailored lour checks. Juniors’ models in m lins and twe: pockets and i f new models, | ' ' COATS little Froc of colors Girls’ Spr: lins and satins. itative show- Girls’ ee ee ee eae ene ea ae am oam: and chiffon. 6 to 14 years. tele eens Chickering Kall MUSICALE Saturday, Feb. 19th, at3 P.M. An Afternoon With American Song Composers Soloists MRS. FREDK. GUNTHER Soprano CHARLOTTE LUND Sopranc MRS. MILDRED GRAHAM REARDON MME, Soprano MISS ALMA BECK Contralto MR, BECHTEL ALCOCK ‘Tenor MR. FRANKLIN RIKER MR. FRE DK GUNTHER Baritone With Composers at the Piano. Admission Complimentary. Seventh Floor eo ene? eee eran an-enrenranrenecancan ee en emcee sem nem cere} SPECIALIZED STYLES any age between, ment for her Spring wardrobe will especially youthful, serges, poplins, shepherd checks and ve- cuffs and belts. Juniors’ Taffeta Dresses, picturesque es 14 to 17. checks, cheviots, velour checks, silk pop- wool velours; black silks and Sizes 6 to 14 years. Dresses, afternoon and party Frocks of taffeta, Georgette crepe, net eee 4} cemsemremcemoem-t Threw Him tn Front of T Car, Henry W. Hart, thirty-three years old of No. 82 Craton Street, Newark, he was struck by a trolley car ‘Never heard of such a thing? Bay, you've missed « lot! Roast @or each other. | Just one warning — ‘be sure to use . train | @nough krant. It’s scandalous the way they go for it 39th Street The Sailor reigns su- preme and in count- less conspicuously clever shapes, is shown in satin and straw combined or in the newest of straws. From the strictly tail- ored styles to the most picturesque ty on dashing Spanish lines, these are, by all odds, the favored Hats for early Spring. All Back ilors, all white Sailors Sailors in the gayest of the new colors, artis- tically trimmed. Girls and Juniors she is six or sixteen, or every require- » the Lord & Taylor as- Models designed on pretty lines, in of fabrics, and offered ractive prices. Suits, Jaunty models Sizes 14, 15, 16 and 17. eds. Many feature novel contrasting colored collars, Sizes 15 and 17. $9.95 to $25.00 in rose, blue and the newest $15.00 to $22.50 ing Coats, models in serges, | | | in $17.95 to $37.50 Spring Coats, smartest of ixtures, serges, checks, pop- } ' $7.95 to $35.00 | Charming new styles. Sizes $10.95 to $19.50 | Third Floor WOMEN’S | One Clasp i PIQUEGLOVES | | Special } ' $1.25! ! | A smart Spring Walking pique Glove, { very well finished, with sewn and | § spear or heavily embroi- | ¥ dered backs. ' ! White with black embroidery, 1a Black with white embroidery, 4 i Tan. in various shades with | black embroidery. Exceptionally good style } and quality. \ ' Ground Floor ‘ pm nn senate eer died in the City Hospital of that city to-day | from injuries received last night when Capt. Tuite says Hart told him he had at- tempted sutcide by throwing himself in! front of the car because of ill-health stuff a goose with KRAUT goose and kraut wore made 1916, — 7 {Na | Widor’s “Serenade” by the Trio de Lutéce \ \ TIDOR'S delicate conception (No. A1go7, 10-inch, 750) is played with consummate artistry by the Trio De Lutéce, an ensemble of great soloists—George Barrére, flute; Carlos Salzedo, harp; and Paul Keefer, ’cello. The music of their instru- ments melts into a unit of sound of unforgettable loveliness, so beauti- ful that it surpasses even the matchiess trio records which established) Columbia fame in this field. This record indicates the character and unusual interest of all the New Records for March on sale February 19th The list embraces a remarkably wide range of selections. Humor plays a particularly happy part, with two rib-ticklers by Bert Williams in “Samuel” and “Everybody” (No. A1gog, 1o-inch, 75c); and a new Casey record, “Casey Taking the Census” (No. A1go8, to-inch, 75c). Some of the Month’s New Popular Hits ‘WHEN IT’S ORANGE BLOSSOM TIME IN ‘ALONG THE ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN. LOVELAND, Manuel Komain,counter Marguerite Farrell, soprano. tenor, WHAT A WONDERFUL MOTHER YOU'D HE'S THE SON OF AN IRISHMAN: Marguerite Farrell, soprano. BE, Manuel Komain, counter tenor, MEMORIES, Harry MvClaskey, tenor. © WITH HER Do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-oi and de, baritone-tenor duet. MY MOTHER'S ROSARY. SCHMALTZ’S GERMAN BAND, Harry McClaskey, tenor, Peerless Quartette, Brilliant Orchestral Overtures PIQUE DAME OVERTURE. AS765 ca TELL OVERTURE. (Rossini) A 1922 1oinch 786 4 A1920 1oinch 75¢ A1923 toinch 756 A918 toinch 650. A5S763 42.inch : (Von Suppé) Parts 1. and 2,Prince’s 12-inch) Part 1, At Dawn, and Part 2. The 1,00 Orchestra. $1.00 ( Storm, Prince's Orchestra. AS762 { STRADELLA OVERTURE. WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE. (Rossini) AS764 12-inch izinch} (Flotow.) Pagts t.and 2. Prince's Py Part 3. TheCalm, and Part 4, Finale. P.0O 381.00 | Orchestra. Prince's Orchestra. Besides these, there are ten d nce selections of the usual Columbia swing; a male quartette record of “At Parting” (No. A1g12, 10-inch, 75¢) which dupli- cates last month’s triumph of “Absent”; two magnificent operatic chorales; a song monologue by Roy Atwell, the hit of “Alone at Last”; inspiring marches, orchestral selections, and accordion, wkale/e, and marimba records for those who like unusual music of this character. New Columbia Records on sate the aoth of every month. OLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS FOR SALE BY ABOVE 96TH ST. (Cont bu 2