The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 27

( CICOTTE TOTURN @°STATE’S EVIDENCE, Banishment From Baseball Suit Punishment Likely to White Sant Sox Pitcher. IAGO, Nov. 17.—Eddie © teotte, former pitcher of the Chicago White Sox, whose confession resulted in numerous indictments by the Special Cook County Grand Jury tn connec- tion with thé 1919 World's Series scandal, probably will not be pun ished for his part in the game throw- ing, according to officials of the| State Attorney's offi Cicotte will turn State's evidence | when the men inc Tare teed, and | his only sentence will be banishment from organized baseball, it was said last night. D. P. Cassaday of Detroit Cleott attorney, t yowith State Attorneys . pitchers confession and po aday promised tha A tell the court the sume AB a result pitcher to personally ap. | Story he it Was arru ‘or the furnish bonds wit ement was | e jury tev oF two n without (he 1 this t would ha Tai ' emt have retu fi #6 But thie of the c t fl and aed tr ‘ CONCERTS AND MUSIC, _ CARNEGIE HALL. MON. EVE. Nov. 32 so, PRIHODA VASA METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT 41 « War Viojtniey DMAN VHANO USED AMUSEMENTS. Keith's 70 CE png DN | ban KUVUE 0 KRAMER & 90 LE, cttis & JOWN ( HeMcH a co itn irons ID! ALL EA ve) TA MutT VAN wtb ERNEST Ht LAMBERT & GALL i Bleture 60 Rio Ger it LESKA SUNATT, FRANKLYN, AnDES Loa CO. Mr Heber: Merwin Ar} . AMILTON qerreRsow | CARNIVAL BILI. | ‘12—BIG ACTS—12 FRPROCTOR 5 NEW YORK ra &S (ss. OO 8L Near od Ae 2a Near Gh Av M "Gury. Sranndw Wool Htway All Seats Reserved | 1A. M tot eu tiation: American Roof ‘Paramount Pictures—— CRITERION || BROADWAY at 44th st Egatinwae nore t0, 11.30, A erhoe FITENAUNICE Production “IDOLS of CLAY” ‘ith Man Murray and David Powell yIVOLI “THOMAS MEIGHAN sions IALTO WALLac Times tn “Almay : ) SQUARE Famous I * Don't miss it it’s preat! weine OL ©: PENALTY” wim HA Bronx Opera Howse ie way ro SHAVINGS” HARRY BERESFORD, na Moa! ie NEW JACKSONVILLE, FLa., i FIRST CLASS ONLY i Bubsee Leaving Jacksonville, Dee. And Every Five 0 Paxson MIA Bide Dudtes. | PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN THE MAGNIFICENT “CU BA” EMBER and wnke — Many colds come \cold feet {| changing to warmer clothes. from neglected when If you stick to oxfords, | wool socks lend comfort and ;guard health. Plenty wool socks in at- tractive heather mixtures. Have you seen our exhibit | of shoes purchased from dealers supposed to be sell- ing high grades? At 13th St. to-day. RoGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway at 1ith St. “Four at 34th St Convenient Broadway “Conere” Fifth Ave | et Werren at 41st St AMUSEMENTS. * Madison SquareGarden 38th Annual | Exhibition | TO-DAY | Pottig aflornos Alsu Indoor Pole Matches every evening. Best players in country com- peting at each session for the $2,200| in prizes. And Military Contests, including the| six-horse heavy gun teams and ma- chine gun teams in action, first time in America. ADMISSION 51.50. aone T28) Madteon Square (One Performance Only) The SPIRIT of SERVICE An unusual histor ical play in music, pantomime and tableau done by professional talent Story of the RED CROSS, presented by the RED CROSS ROLL CALL Office rates) at Metinides and at ROLL CALL HeADQUAR- 07 Broadway SCOTTISHBAZAR Caledonian Hospital Benefit Apollo Studios 381 CARLTON AVE,, CORNER GREENE, November 18, 19, 20 LEXINGTON THEA IRE WE CHESS WIZARD Sanu W2eezeweKl, tne Exe OWES WAT VEL, (gg auiianeouny 88 EXPERTS. 20 FRANK MAleiIALI UB. Champton, THURSDAY. W r (Thamkagiving).| SATURDAY, Now. % oh | | ‘ianee" TONIGHT | |j || CAWTHORN “The Hal _, AMUSEMENTS. CENTURY THEATRE Kea, 8 Binay, Wea & ext Mat yorbAT wea, Baten F. RAY ComatooK aid MORRIS GEST Erewent tbe. World's Gremteat ‘Succenn WINTER CARDEN i Be ibMME REIS With BERT WILLIAMS CENTRAL ,|"EATRE | Preniass 490.” FRAY COMSTOOK ‘& Monnis ax: ™ With LUPINO LANE & Paul Potret "contest, Tes West ie St re Ram PLYMOUTH Wi Thr! anasats 20. | LITTLE OLD NEW YORK | PRINCESS) Most | oh nt Bway bie, a0 | UNUSUAL | Mats" Web Teor le kat. PLAY IN N.Y. mm MANDARIN »33%0s ‘rhe D.W. GRIFFITH Masterpiccn | WAY DOWN EAST | 44TH ST. IREATEE. Tete Deu. | AMl Seats Reserved: and 81 Sundays Buy In Advance. SHUBERT rh Ayn Mei ‘The BOMEMIANS tne. ARHOUNCE REERWICH VILA E Ie OLLIES oF 192 LONGACRE 5; STTeE ATTE 48TH ST. Mate. ie a Thurs and Sa OPPORTUNITY With JAMES CRANE. “8 )B / RN Belmont Th. . | | N | | BYR Anat HeN Ota elewrasn GR ENWICH VILLAGE Thxtt gel! BEN-AM! in SAMSON AND DELILAN, With PAULINE LORD. Seats on Male, AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT. 8.10 M 4 THE OUTRAGEOUS MRS. PALMER , Whh MARY YOUNG. | APOLLO RH ‘t, TO-NIGHT, 8.20 BOOTH ™s, ( «. Lg Megs =e rrr Leama eal ar WILLA IWHTTE © “Jimmie AVERSHAM The whine THE PAUPER, | with BEN WELCH, Star Cast and Chorus PLAYHOUSE Wise rs rw ts 7 MARY NASH koh ye Toms 30 Taree BROADHURST (i. W. of by. bn. nas Pak ee ee 295. LAST y Th Witiam’ HODGE, \,, aUest GF HONOR REPUBLIC Se 0:5 st Eves, 400. |ae Mate. Wed. (Pop) &Sa'.2.10. Week, REEB i nM SELWYN ,\ Hn SIAR | | | LAR MAT. T ‘Bhce| | | VW Yi un, itaoy 1822 ELTINGE Wei (24 see tatu. ta. GARRICK $005. °th rane kat || ¢ THEATRE GUILD Prosenta een HOUSE | By BERNARD SHAW POPULAR PRICED MATINEE To.GAy CASINO Wear | Murioet toned Wed. an ‘aureese kissin TIME ZiMBALinT's | With WILLIAM KORRIS & EDITH TALIAFERRO | Pay wilh Music | Es; GILOA ara ay TREVOR MAD AM E FULTON: Se en ee tokes WOM @IRENE) - MAXINE ELLIOTT’S 5" |S 2i'eud AUor ence hneatnct SPANISH LOVE xa’, 2.20 | LITTLE The | inratns.| 2° Dt Year prazee te 6%, ar, ti ome Sst. 228.| MARGARET ANGLIN ,.1ht MOHAN ars “urd sat 290. | BEJOU THEATIG, Wort ih Mt Hee pa, M “HERE 3 Live Ghosts | . THE SKIN GAME The play that —_ makes you laugh for thirty minutes Is usually the big established hit of the year, But here is an entertainment that keeps its audience roaring with laughter for forty-five minutes! And then— OVER THE HILL seizes upon your imagination, thrills you, stirs you, makes you grip your seat in excitement and sweeps you along to its climax with a power that is irresistible. It is comeay, yes, and draina, too, so intermingled that it sends youyaway glowing and happy! Like it? You will love it! It ie “the wonderful thing!” Sr Cant Pieehnn Who LYRIC wixt* W. of Biway: JOHN IE CALA WORTHY '® Fox. Directed by Harry Millerde, Twice Daily. -Matinees (4.10), a5e-81,00, All Seats Reserved. tra “it's0). koe el] hn FERS IN MV ASES A auth Br, ky Wed. Rat. ke Not. “CALL THE DOCTOR” TEROAM. Mata Wed & 8 20. new ane Wnee CHEERS FOR THIS THI mn “aw ab, 1s, Thure, and Bal, Pale ere cOMLINGE I HENRY MILLER'S THEATRE JUST PPOSE] A COMMDY RY J : THOMAS. KNIGKERBOCKER 9 Beas GEO.M.COHANS COMEDIANS (isnt ita a old Name 2 Meet ith st, Byes. #30 coi ahha Eta aU vay & 43 Bt, Be 8.20 OE0. COHAN Matinee Wedd fiat, 2.30, THE TAVERN LARMOLD DALY as the Vasnhond, GAIETY, 40) St rn, 6.30 Mata Wed de Sat. 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Mr. Skinner has brought his humorous and dramatic characterization, in- tact, from the stage, and backed by a production that fairly bulges with largeness as| well as beauty, the result is! Eve-| commendable.” N.Y ning Journal. | STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SSSTRAND POriTiVely THe w ONLY by POLITELY een Baie BROOKLYN. CUTAR He ulti Bale. Vian etities us) THE TEMPTERS WUIBAY, rwo—ate conoeaTs—Two ee § @UNDAY WoRis WANTS WOK WONDERS HUNDAY WORLD WANTS WoRK Woosns | We C om a Full Line of “Pictorial Review’’ Patterns L. A. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded | West 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Aves. | Extra Specials For Thursday Only : sscciaead a. PRICE, Pres. 9 | No Phone or Mail Orders: -No Exchanges One ha Clearance Sale of Girls’ Gingham, Chambray Wash Dresses at *1.45 Sizes 8 to 14 yra. hams and Not All Sizes in Every Style but Organdles, Batistes, Voiles and@ Poplins that have sold up to $1.50. 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