The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1917, Page 13

Biphes ee A __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1917. eee. = anaes mre a CATY POLIGE PREPARED “<The Barber’? Satay ats rupat 2: for tho sgreen by the Sess ta tasty | ane Feature Play Company with Blanche | Sweet in the etellar role, ‘When Julius Rosenthal, a clerk for he 0 in D yin'e " | F ; ° major, Haydn's “Oxford” sym- | 3. K Lincoln, picture otar, 10] yp ME Ro later found Kosenthai and called a At t pera; ayaa mrcihoven’s great “Frotca’ | Marjorie Rambea will make her/epending most of his time this week | ing she recelris ast nis, a fow min- | Et" trwrtncatitsnita with’ peas, ANY EMERGENCY Riv Cycle Ends ta 03 sui? Bistine cho" rat tereen appenrance the) it Madinan Gauary Garden, evar’ he| tutes before closing time, three men | bie fracture of tho skull, The robbers ’ ing Cycle n Brano, and Adelo Katz, pianiat gv. Greater Woman,” @ problem story, | has twenty-five entries in the ae ull, 4 entered and one asked for bottle of got $70, st interesting joint recital to a| Rex Beach will supervise the first | Show. entered the place several minutes | or ae crow led house, Both are young, both | publio presentation of Ma film, "The! Joseph Kaufman te the right sort of | By Sylvester Rawling. were extremely nervous, but they will | Barrier,” which goes {nto the Broad-;a husband, Finding recently that he lst HE BARBER OF SEVILLE’ be worth hearing again. Sontn's | way Sunday, |had Bren married to Hthel Clayton | 4é ~ ent back to the graphic ken Introductions to oa Carlyle Blackwell t# to star in| thres years, he went atraight down. | I was brought ba Russian folk-tonge were at | Robert Hiliard's play, “Tho Pride of | town and bought her @ fine diamond | current repertory at the ‘Then there was Ra | Race,” for the Brady-WWorld interests, | ring. |, Those Pimples may be easily ban Patriotism ae be Loyalty Em-|stetropotttan Opera House last night. plano recital at th KA. Walsh, who produced the Fox| “rhe Diamond From the Sky” haa! ished. It may not be necessary oy | tute for the Educ 08 ¢ smedy drew ripples . eture, “The Honor System,” played| at last reached Japan and is being | to endure that Ra There may phasized at Annual Dinner | Rostints olf comedy drow, timeiee Ye (vad ansinted ; decoy | PACU, The Gan Wikes Dosen’ in | shown at ehe Kinensn Club, a ple niin | Bo Beed for fecserna's awful Itening ta | \ : “i n Keott, contralto, At Cooper Union, | phe Birth of a Nation.” | theatre In Tokio, Japan, by the way, | Cause you distress—TRY POSLAM. of Lieutenants, from @ great wudience; but for Abram Haitovitch, blind Jowtsh Rus . ti - M. Coban in his | |has several motion picture publica. Posfam Is safe. 1 sian Violinist, gave a recital assiated |, Supporting George ‘ol ba 't is able to bettes —— this the situations and the acting tie ee by Alberto G, Guerrero, | rst picture, “Broadway Jones,’ aro | tions, your skin's condition, It is ready | American flage flying. American | Were fesponsible rather than the Gouth Tmerieah cowmpowens Marguerite Snow, Crauford Kent, | | when you are. ecnys from the throats of more than !neing, Marla Barrientos as Rosina, Russell Bassett and Ide ee | Postmasters Not to| Once see its work. You will neve et ore than | ei ; Sales Sa “The Girl From Rootor’s" bas been | think of using anything else Ja thousand guests, American banda |!? orange and black, with a tower PRINT PAPER MAKERS lacene with Ruth MoTammany in the |W Feb, 24.—Conforeon| your skin. Oe to be stirring patriotism in the blood, ring. | Ns comb In the buek of her hair and | chief ‘role, ‘The Mutual will release | om the ative Appropriation ii! |" Sold everywhere. For FREE SAM 001 a yesterday ou the pindexter he ing words of American loyalty trom|W'th @ hoopskirt that always was | TO DISCUSS PRI XING it March 6 | Amendment, which wauld, carry ali |PLE write to Emergeney Labora real Americans, tho spirit ot Georee threatening to muke dixclosures ret| aaxiis Lindgren, Sweden prima | fre and necond clnan. Postinasters tories, 82 West 26th St, New York, lonna, late of the Chicago Grand (into the civil service. After the amend | Opera Company, will sing at the | mont had been submitted in the Sen- Get a 25 Cont Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stops wassinrron evisent in tne nears or Sever di, waa a stunning ploture of| Urge your skin to become clearer, all and the pressure and stress of a YOUth and Spanish coquetry, In the | Manufacturers Reach Washington—| serand during the week of Maron 18, |ate, President Wilson urged tts adop- | fairer, healthier by the use of Poslamq M on- | Soap, th Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lot rave mationat cra. over tm chair "MOn fenne wie aan the “itn | MAY Accept Commision’ Six MO leg feng doe ep ania oe ee Strauss “Voce dj Primavera" with Of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair—You Can! se annsni"navaune evar bald of tne S407 and contitonon, In tact, hor Months’ Proposal, Police Lieutenants, Ienevolent Asso |colorature throughout technically - ohelent linens of her| WASHINOTON, Feb 28.—At the re-| elation at the Waldorf last aight, [vhs tufflotent, The smalinens of her | soe of the Federal Trade Commission | Wife to Blame if Husband Drinks, Micut. tiehard bk. knrgnt, Loast-| ever, left much to be desired. As for | News print paper manufacturers reached | offered a toast to tho Pros joraa ue County Washington to-day to discuss the pro | Says Druggist Brown of Cleveland t tar-Spangl i af he Star-Spangled Banner’ Down! that the commiarton fix for six | lowed and the flags began to wave, i Gaeble Of Uts | manthe the preen of 5 florid: music Winninkly | “The nreureseats Dems brine paper | o Tells Wife at to Do ut, Enright described the organ ing such DB AS One SHAE walke withowt B15 not m to develop nowadays hue ©6=Free! Between 9 and 11 ay Ad Prove My Painless Meth jcruteh, "with coo! heads and hot feet, |) Nea eee eee te [ataned the proposal represent about —_—_—_—__—— § § | not suffering from ossification of the | ‘4 7 one-third of the total ne | | te we bark back to old Al news print output | : ‘ pa i re . i kehWab maid vet hoe 8 traditions of the United States and Canada. ‘The | A New Treatment Given Without the | {7 fl neit. by aiving him neotet rem: | industries of this country |, Useppe Do Luca, as Figaro, was com ‘esion has confidence that the | Consent or Knowledge of the Drink: | the star, ainging us well as prices soon will be forced to a fair level | will rise in mass in preparation of and undue hardships to publishers Articlon necessary, for defense, There Couvinelhgly and. 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