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Prof. Earl Millhuf of the Sheridan Road Dance Palace, Chicago, 111., will be the dancing instructor, and instruction will be given beginners free of all charge each evening from 7:30 to Mrs. j. Winger, of the Hub Dancing Academy, Boston, has been selected as matron of the new palace. SECRETARY OF NAVY LAUDS THE AEROPLANE.

"In n'v opinion, the newly developed art Of iil not only tend to limit the duration and scope of hostile operations, but also aid in the control of the seas, one of the elements contributing materially to the power and prosperity of a nation. The potentialities of the aeroplane, when a pi lied to the art of war, are extremely great." This tribute to the aeroplane as an In Vll -lift i a i -i i i i -5 I II II. II 1. ...14 mi Free Delivery In Greater Pittsburgh 410412, MARKET ST. strument of warfare was made by Josephus laniels.

secretary of the navy. Secretary Iianiels is one of the cast of characters enacting "Victory," a war drama photoplay which will he shown every day this week at the Liberty theater. Tho Family Drug Store Bell Phone 1337 Court. P. A.

CT1 Main. u.4 )spjiyiji m.n jii 11 1 mm ui.wsan HARRY TATE IS MOST PROLIFIC PRODUCER. ONE ACT DRAMA HEADS NEXT HARRIS BILL. George Drury Hart Co. Is the headline attraction at the Harris theater for next week.

Mr. Hart has a powerful playlet entitled "The Pardon." This Is Nil iW lir'fi- 1 3 I tale of romance and finance, he plays the character of an Indulgent father whose prospective son-in-law thoroughly out some of his customers, though he hadn't received any threats be said. Inspectors from the bureau of combustibles said a stick of dynamite had been put under Seidenstelns broilers. Official notification has been slven wits him In both the games of chan love and business. Ifarrv Tate, tl.e well known English comedian whose players are to enact the a utomoblling satire entitled "Motoring" in Sheridan theater this week is the drama, Ths Witching; Hour," this week's offering- of the Harry Davis Players at the Duquesne," but I confess tp have weakened considerably since we begun rehearsals for this powerful play.

1 venture the assertion that no one can follow Thomas' Idea in 'The Witch-inR Hour without at least the thought that there in something real in telepathy and hypnotism. And it proves beyond cavil that Thomas is a believer." Mrs. Flora Groden that ahe will be ad- mitted to the bar. Hhe Intends to de- i most prolific producer for vaudeville that MOST ADVANCED FORM OF CUBISFa the Lnglish music halls have developed. He has written sketches caricaturing nearly every phase of sport, including Goltinqr, rishlng, lluutins and but of all thee motoring has been the most successful and the greatest lauyrh producer.

In organizing his acting1 companies to Interpret his satires, Mr. Tate endeavors to obtain types that Is, actors who in their own personalities possess something of the attributes of the characters they are to portray. The "Motoring" HARRY HOLMAN WILL PLAY NEW ROLE. A frolicsome comedy of finance entitled "The Merchant FYince'' will fee played at Sheridan Sq. theater together with many HARRY TATE.

At the Bheridan Sq. company Is particularly effective example of this policy, as Sheridan Square's clientele will observe this week. To Certain Poets. Now Is the rhymer's honest trs4 A thing for somf'il laughter mail-. The merchant's ener.the 'lark's Theie are the buMf-ri i our pa in.

Because of you did befall. You brought this upon us You little mincing there With women's hearts fcn 1 women's hair How sick Dan phost mut ha To henr you Hap of le" A heavy-handed blow, I think. Would make your veins drip srnt1 Ink. You strut and smirk your little wM't Bo mildly, delicately vile! Your tiny voices mock Ood's wrs'h. You snails, that crawl along pitht Why.

what baa Ood or man to do With wet, amorphous thinks like you? This thing alone you hav achieved Because, of yo-j. It Is believed That aft who earn their bread by rhyma Are llks yourselves, erudlr.g sMme! Oh, cease to write, for very ahama. Ere all men apit upon our name! Take up yorr needles, drop your ta, And leave the poet'a craft to men I -Ac REAR ADMIRAL CHAS. J. BADGER, In "Victory," at the Liberty.

vote the rest of her life to charities and seeing that the poor get Justice. Whllo she was studying to pass the examinations of the Appellate Division of the Supreme court she cared for her Ave children and did not let her studies interfere In any way with her household duties. New York city is likely to become the home of a museum for the advancement of peaceful arts and Industrie aa tha result of a resolution adopted try a. sub-committee of the American committee for the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of peaca among English speaking peoples. The resolution was offered by Dr.

Oeorge Kuni and embraced articles of Incorporation for the museum. "We have several sites In mind for the museum," Dr. Kuns said, "but shall take no steps In tbs matter of a site until some time after our Initial meet lng. at which an organisation will perfected. I -venture to predict, however, that this Is the beginning of the establishment of a rwup of musenms which will ultimately become world center of study and research." BEING NSPLAYED Special to THE PHESJ.

New York, Nov. 22. Six young men are showing at the MacDowell club a collection of paintings which represent futurism, cubism and pot-impresaionisin In their most advanced" stages. Some of the block and wedges of color are supposed to be color music, singing glaaly or sadly. Konrad Cramer has six such works labelled "improvisations" Nos.

1, 2, 3, etc. They might appeal successfully to the imagination of an excitable bull and thereby produce an "effect." Andrew Daaburg goes his colleague one better and shows seven chromatic chiaroscuros" in yellow, blue, green, etc. Henry Lvn McFee shows "KxerciPe," which may or may hot be a correct record of the physiological c. anges in a iover of art neeing irorn the exhibition. There is just a bit of excuse for a series of po.t-lmpressionist landscapes by Oliver Craffee.

His "Oar-den" and "Beach" palpitate with light. The exhibition is helped, but not saved, bv some fairly good sculptures, the work of XliJS Grace Johnson and Arthur lee. Arthur Harnmerstein. son of Oscar Hammorstein, is defendant In an action for damages tiled in the county clerk office in behalf of "William Petti-bone, who alleges that Mr. Harnmerstein GKORGB DOT'RY HART, At the Harris, Dec.

1. a new vehicle from the pen of Arthur Lane, author of several very successful one act dramas in vaudevile. "The Pardon" deals a political fac tional contlict between the "Boss' and Use Poslam Overnight the Governor. A pretty love story through the sketch, which received its first presentation only two weeks ago in Chicago. 4 Ladies'S Oaisses'SHits yJiMr Any suit which formerly sold Myi PC I to $20, all styles, no back 5ff.9Q 1 i ifx 1 numbers, or inferior sale ij 't iCj I I Any suit which formerly ffSil I AH sold up to $35.

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Oct. 14. TRACTION" CO. LOSES. After a five year fight before the public service commission fn order was served on the Brooklyn Heights Railroad company and other surface car companies of the Erooklyn Rapid Transit svstem requiring the companies to equip their cars with wheel guards and lenders.

The cost is estimated at 150.m)'. and Commissioner Maltbie says t-at "human lives and immunity from avoidable injuries must not and cannot be weighed azalnst expenditure Mrs. Ethel Veronica Martin 16 year old filed a petition in the Supreme court to have her father. John Light, made her guardian ad litem In an action for annulment of her marriage to William A. Martin.

Mrs. Martin says ehe was married Sept. 11. 1912. by the Rev.

A. Weber, of the German Evangelist church. Ho-boken. N. without the consent of her parents.

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