The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1917, Page 12

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WATKINS, foprano, an- terday afternoon, should have rm looked fetching in a comle-opgra Irish-country-mald costume for th singing of a group of Irish folk-songs, with which she began; but Ys great aria had been sung again, And these songs have a jar how beautifully it was sung! Once I to us in recent years in an inimitable thought Bonet was the only man to |Manner by John McCormack. Why sang the foretelling of the coming of conducted with ekill.. ‘Montezuma with power, and grace,| 4 word must be said for Misg Dill-; sequently =| Polacco con Use “Tiz” for aching, burn- corns or callouses. swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet. them Is plerced by Caruso, at the Metropolitan Opera sisted by Mildred Dilling, harp- | Oar" last Bight, broke the pales ef ist, who gave a costume recital tho management and of artistic con- | , y Theatre yes-|coption by repeating “Una Furtiva TOPOAy afternood, eaiiae nave “te, |Lagrima’” fo the performance of Dons Slisir D'Amore.” But, “what versed her programme, ‘Tis true she! could the poor nan do?” The crowded da were turned away— mit the action to pro- Hempel tried it, but up and retire until the sing it; that espectally it appealed to his voice and art. But Caruso is In- |Invite comparison? t there was/imitable, His singing of the arla |No little charm in her “1 Know Where| will be a memory to be cherished by |® |I'm Goin’ and “Kitty of Coleraine.” |all of us who heard it, and those that | But, when Miss Watking got Into In-|come after us are scarcel, dian costumes and sang Indian songs, hear the like. Didur, as she made it up and take notice. | had aome of his voice back, but I still Here was thing novel and worth | think his enforced absence of voice while, and h Miss Watkins looked, at the first performance this season acted and sang altogether admirably. | gave him a chance for a fine bit of; A little more darkening of the skin,|/artistry that he should retain. Miss Watkin, might have served for | Didur 1s a creator of characters, Our realism, but as the Zuni Sun wor-|old friends, Mise Hempel, shipper you were @ splendid picture,! Sparkes and Scotti, lent color to the you danced convincingly and you/old fashioned opera, and Mr, Pap! ,and appeal. When you come before| Geraldine Farrar, suffering from us again, Miss Watkins, give us an|the grippe, will be ‘unable to appear! Indian programme throughout. in “Madama Butterfly” to-night. Con- T will be sung by ing who, like Miss Watkins, began!Claudia Muzio, Botta and Scotti, Mr. faithfulness Impelled Her , to Crime, ing, puffed-up feet and =| grmeny, cot, san. 11.—The vodtes of his wife and his five children are | by Court Order. the other. Lerner was to-day served with a will be, damaged to th temporary Injunction, iseued by Jus- $16,000, tice Crane of the Brooklyn Supreme Court, restraining him from continu-| $63,000,000 R. R. GAIN. Ing the work of demolition on Ber- nard Silver's hotel and bathing pa-|Jamp tm Net Op Income of vilion at the foot of West Twenty- 185 Roads im Mi third Street, Coney Island, The writ] WASHINGTON, Jan. is returnable before Justice Cropsey on Tuesday, completed the campaign instituted 9. ——— lying to-day in the home of Everett Good-bye, sore feet, burning feet,| Crozier, a farmer, near here. Each of) We Will Close Out | Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions| bullets. Crozier found the children | | and raw spots. No more shoe tight-| dead in the house when he returned | ness, no more limping with pain or! from work lust night: | drawing up you face in agony. Tir" | is magical, acts right off. out all the poisonous exudatic smaller shoes. and forget |ten by Mrs. | your foot misery. Ah! | able your feet feel. any druggist or department store, |* house of shame.” Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad feet,| , Nesnbors say the we feet that never swell, never hurt, never!“ Later the body of his wife was dis- get tired. A year's foot comfort guar-| covered in a field a mile away, @ anteed or money refunded.—Advt. bullet through her brain, her hand a =| clutching a revolver. Is Surprising to Many aide the track. Infantile Paralysis aws Nicaraguan General Revenue Law Facts 25,000 Figures! PUBLISHED BY THE NEW YORK WORLD, PULITZER BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY yeurs old; Mildred, eight; five; Mary, two, and an infant puff up the feet. U 2" and wear| A note, belleved to have been writ. | Crozier, was found on a how comfort-|table. It deciared her husband had been unfaithful to her and adtied: “ | Get a 25-cent box of “Tir” now at} don't want my children to wrow up in| | Neighbors say the woman had been | a Conductor Killed by Freight. PEGG HARBOR, N. J., Charles B. Wack of Camden, forty-five years old, @ railroad conductor, instantly Idlled this morning when he was struck by a freight train in the yards here. His body was found be- No one saw the acci- United States Treaty with Hayti Route Convention . 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