The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1918, Page 4

Wr PREPS HB ERE ARES hee Se t he “ ® & 4 FRREPNEETT IR ER FOES OF WHITMAN This Stage Character BEWAILHIS “LUCK” fs Absolutely New! IN POLICE MAIXUP See Plans to Undermine Him Foiled if He Takes Ac- tion Here. ALBANY, Jan n egisiative bosses a lame woat they describe aa “Whitman luck Just when they w eparing to send a special committee of anu- Whitman legislators up the State to develop sentiment among the farm- ors and city housewives against the Governor's third-term a tions the 5 cropped up again in New Yor It places the Governor concededly In @ position to popularize himscit with the voters in and out of the greater city by adopting, If neces= sary, drastic meanures to koep poll ties from affecting the morale of city police. By stamping out police graft, nend- ing crooked poltce officials to } onvieting the murderers of Herm Rosenthal, Mr. Whitman ountrywide prominence 4 y, the Governor's chai Republican politicians who were joping that Mr. Whitman had lost support and that his only chance of somination and re ‘ from hen they learned » in New York, upon a more or ing to allenate leas un oaition to Mr, Whit- man fr This, plus farm er anta they felt’ sure woul pell Mr, Whitman's political doom. Mr, Whitman is not expected to hesitate about making his intentions clear in case it appears that the police force is lable to be crippled. One of Mr, Whitman's New York City friends, who had a heart-to-heart talk with bim about police affairs yes- terday, remarked that it was for- tunate New York had in the Govern ors chair a man familiar fi the ground up With the workings of “the "and who will keep a close on the situation, Inasmuch as the Governor has (uority to remove both the Mayor n@ Police Commiasion Mr. man is Known to appreciate that sibility, for administration of affairs rests, in the last an- ison him. Whitinan has not hesitated to cate privately that he will née a ret ronditions of 1 old Tor SoreMuscles " \ Stiff Perhaps if yourh as clear as a whistle, it would not ache— Try] Kondon's for your headache (at no cost to you) 50,000,000 have used this 29-year-old re medy. Forchronic catarrh, sure nove, de, sneezing, nose-bleed,etc. ycanor buy benefit you money bi For tri RORDON MFG. CO,, ‘CONDON S SALAINAL Jie Minacarocis, Mine ELLA FOR INDIG Ni 5 N 6 BeELANS Hot water Sure Relief NOW_ON SALE 1918 World Almanac (War Information Edition) Twenty-Five Cents | Theatre. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, PHASES OF YOUTH Ss ROMANCE IN PLAY FROM TARKINGTON BOOK | “Silly Bill” Feels Like a Noble Hero Who Could Do Great| Things, but He Has to Run Errands. Just seventeen, he takes P life very hard indeed tn the re- freshing little play at the Booth Incidentally, he is a char- acter absolutely new to the stage. No youth quite ike him has over been put into a play. And yet there probably isn't a me in the By Charles Darnton. OOR Sily Bint man, rither boy nor a land who could fall to recog. | nize at least @ part of his younger self in Willam Sylvanus Baxter, | c who louthes being called Willie, ertes “Yo gods!" when his finer feelings | are outraged and assumes herote at titudes in his soulful moments. Full of “A Tale of Two Citle he seas | himself not as others see him, but as Sidney Carton, capable of making | noble sacrifices with an eye to look. | ing picturesque while he is about the Dunit In fact, he says to his| friend Johnie | sey Carton ie ke me in many ways, and T just feel Kke him some- | times, He's a barr and he drinks. Of course, I don't drink, but} maybe T could some day A man might do anything.” | To be A man ia his great desire, and he writhes with agony when bis father volees the ing command: “Come here, Willie” “T don't see why you can't quit calle ing me Willie.” he protests Vm seventeen.” | “What's that got to do with it? his “Wille sounds like ten." ‘1 should think you'd rather called Willte than Silly Bill.’ “Who told you they called me Silly pint “I've heard it for years I bet Jane told you.” Now this seems to be a pretty safe het, for if there ix anything that Nittle siste be ‘o en though nd with bread her mouth and butter and is usually f. apple sa aby oo, It isn't IN THE CAMP wny reluc| apread the news of tho day. Jane is a thorn in Willle Io, and sho tity | him sorely. “L heard the boys call you Silly Bul five years ago,” con “That's different,’ “That's a nicknan mean what It sound "Oh, doesn't 112" “No; Bil is short for William, and Silly is short for Syivanus, U'm b Ing the boys of the habit. They call me that now when thi ‘They admit it sounds too you “Well,” retorts Mr. Baxter, * don't you brush your bair and shoes, old Mr. William Sylvanus? “Papa,” blandly suggosts Willie, my age we ought to keep somebody around the house to do that” “You bet we ought!” agrees Mr Baxter, “What {« the matter with you?” “You know go to college and I Ah always call me Wilile give mo a dress sult “What!” “1 ought to have a young men have dre nin fat plains Wull and ft doesn't lke.” forget You want to make mo want to, You and you don't drone mutt For Many ILLS Recways | eady 25c elief, Oc A Quick Acting All Draggtste Remedy For Sciatica, Sore Back, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Neu- ralgia, Kheumatiam, Sore Muscles, Cold in Cheat. Also Internally for Bowel Complaints rem¢ VICHY FMUTE Vorid famous French Vichy with pure fruit juices, Mildly Laxative Pleasant to Take RAT LO, 7ORN Tl KILUSIRATS, MICE AND GOPHERS | E “You'd look fine | | you're still gro “Aw, father! Hut Th thinking about tt have to go to dan ike a bum,” A Ught breaks upon later peaks of his d it, add havent had it on f I was an thin as ave to begin netimes t nd I cant to our young hero » moment w his father he landing,” an- Baxte (Extt Wille with Tt ts not until \W lol “baby-talk lady \ : ht Paigicht 1 e b atudied. indiftors H 4 vanishod never wh He no | fochires, “I saw one y ‘fine ther she |i «worl Ww Once again TOO WEAK will put a may he Knows It; whether ni and-out rue | born | TO FIGHT || Fi Tal rkini boys, J frame le lawn, town, the humiliation of being for hia mother and the see hin lug run ert indignt ging boiler. G wehe excendi never makes him door Willie Baxter, in ik Lad: “Seventeen,” LY P| | After Getting a Dress Suit and Losing His Heart He Realizes That His Love for the “Baby A v\ gion 1 viet ands t a sory Kel rly ugly shows ts having nd ly that he with his uni something » young aan years of young | Witt igh tate the been an “He “By what “Well, “Wa ts, the a 1 Geor bee suh, Ita hb 1 like y old w Willle How old was he he is ud the first one 2 jes me when he knows tha at he + peat caer ” Was All in Vain. Wants Desperately to Be a Man But Somehow He Can’t Connect knows the neighborly -house town in which people poy and cut across the If it were not for that sort of Willie would have been spared Lol hand plays upable oust lif wh in your a was i 1 it as nus’ t he whe »mpelled washtub an 1 Willie Paxtor y lot, young tn thinks aly Ki faction iselt to wa inight have} i Bher-|the firs Tarkington's | of Herman, Genes! lun. fo claims: enteen? 1 know, en a be n he was mar-| seems fairiy yet this actor 7 in te in is, he wo when he th he y nd hi hia ps an inten: st in the subject of marriag He dincusssca It even with Gones! shiftless negro father Vermin “m w ‘uz with 4 has, wits JUNGLE SUENES IN NOVEL FILM» FOR BROADWAY Natives and Brazil in of the Animals “Tarzan Apes.” of To what lengths motion pleture pro- will go to get proper at- spheric detall and local color wit! | be demonstrated at the Broadway | Theatre in the new film sensation ‘Tarzan of the Apes,” which begins in indefinite run at that house on Sunday night and Is to be shown twice daily thereafter, National Film Corporation the production, took a cor rowed of twe era men and a crew tage builders to the ‘istrict of Brazil and thence to t tlor of the Brazilian jungles, whore two months wer nt making ity. principals, t Amazon River scenes of the story. Six! four tigers and a number wild boars and elephants transported the Brazilian wilds for use in the pleture yur ions were killed before the camera | and a number of other wild an | slain, Over 2,000 natives were engaged, nbled at Manaos and transported inland and rehearsed for three weeks before the acenes typifying cannibal wers to action were staged, As the natives! + spoke nothing but a Portuguese | patois, a number of interpreters were kept constantly on the scene and busily engaged conveying the di- rector's wishes Bushmen were necessary to clear the tions each day of poisonous! and during the ten weeks tio! stayed In ail nakes were killed, fifteen serious cients happened to the players In reptiles company over 200 company and three fires occurred A cannibal village covering three sof ground was built and burned action of ground during the » play, and rebullt from another at the rar the hu ead of @ group of hrough death tired vl mo root Pitty f his ape thatehed tin ad suits built Pullman and » required to tran from An where f $200,000, presentatio Broadway T nywhere out idiow. oo th first showing company “ PROCTOR VAUDEVILLE y when —seventecn.” | AND LOEW FEATURES At Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre half of the ek will be | chartotte Parry and company, Charles | Monette, Yates and Reed, the Six Kismith Sisters and < Ther {will be a com el 1 Thursday, with Viet headliner. 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