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11 NEW PHOTOPLAYS FOR LOVERS OF SILVER THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: SUNDAY. 19. 192(3. SCREEN "Marriage License" World of Music Tlis opras and casta for the second weak of the Ban Carlo Grard Opera Company's engagement at the Century Theatre, Manhattan, have vanced studenta. Vole trials or a previous knowledge of muslo are -t required of applicants.

The Near York classes will meet on Tuesday evenlnga tatarting Oct. I) at the Manhattan Trades Hchoo, Kast Twenty-second street and Lex Ington avenue. The teglnners class meets at Tr P. M. and the advanced clam at "Subway Sadie" at the Strand; "La Boheme" at Metropolitan; "Bigger Than BarnumV, at Savoy 0 the new program at the Brooklyn Mark Strand Theatre, which started yesterday and continues until next Friday night, Managing Director Edward L.

Hyman has devised a programme of six incidents, the photoplay feature of which is "Subway Sadie," starring Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Mulhall and Charles Murray. "Subway Sadie" 1 ---y -V 4 been announced by Fortune Gallr, Impresario, and two artists not heard during the week Just closed, will make their appearance In the Tepe-tolre. The week will alao sea tie renolltlon 'of one opera from Ins: Premieres of the Week MONO AY. KXAW THEATRE "Scotch Mist." The Tramatlt Theatre. presents a comedy of London life by Hlr l'atrlck Hastings.

Rosalinda Fuller and Philip Merlvale head the cast KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE "Honeymoon Lane." A. L. Erlanger opens the sea-son with Eddie Howling In his new musical comedy. The muslo 1st by Jams Han ley. LYRIC THEATRES "The Ramblera," Philip Goodman pre-eenta his new musical comedy, starring Clark and McCullough, with Mary Saxon featured.

The book la by Bert Kalmar. Harry Kuby and Quy Bolton, and KeUniar and Ruby furnish the lyrics and music. TIESDAY. LYCEUM THEATRE "Fanny." David Belasro presents Fannie Brloe In a new comedy by Wlllard Mack, with John Cromwell, Warren William and Spencer Charter In the supporting cast. NATIONAL THEATRE "Yellow." George M.

Cohan preeenU a new melodrama by Margaret Vernon, with Hale Hamilton, Shirley Warde and Chester Morris heading; the cast. WKDKKSDAY. GAIETY Robert -Milton. presents Pauline Lord In a. new play adapted by Uwen Davis, from the novef by Fulton Oualer.

William itarrlgan, Juliette Crosby and Marlon Ballou are also In the cast. Haus Announce! for Oratorio So I week's repertoire, when "Alda" ia "gain prevented on ttaturday night The new f-'an Carlo ballet, heade by Vechalav Bwoboda, Maria Sfl- f. Sr I 7 ciety Voire Trlsla, Voice trials for the chorus of trs Oratorio Society of New York will take place Friday evenlnga, Sept. 24 and Oct. 1, at 7 P.

In Boom SOS, Htelnway Uullding, 111 West Fifty-seventh street, Manhattan. Among the stage presentations a return engagement of the Uood rleva and Pedro itubln. will be presented during each of the opersv, with the exception of "1-a Toaca" 01 Friday, and will offer a special dlver-tlsKfiiH'tit following that opera. The two artists who were not heard durfhg the first week, and part of the week It Buster Keaton In "HRttllng Butler." Krank and Teddy Snbln and company head the vaudeville portion of the bill. Candidates for the cliorua who po- rich Btlveriown Cord Orchestra end tha Silver Alaek Tenor.

An entirely new programme of selections hits been arranged by this favorite or who will appear during the coming at Loew's Photoplays Kameo sess good voices and have ability to tesd music at sight are asked to, apply. The season's concerts will If. elude performances of Messiah," a complete performance ot the Bach minor mass, and a programme of ancient snd modern music. Including works of such masters as Monteverdi. Mallplero, Brahma and Borodin.

Albert Stoes-sel will direct rehearsals and the THE CHIP' HI 0RPHE1 Joseph M. Schenck presnta Constance Talmadge In her new laugh creation, "The Duchess of Buffalo," at Loew's Kameo Theatre Sunday and Monday, while on Tuesday and Wed Alma Rubens, who Is featured In a striking and entertaining photoplay at Keeney'a Theatre In Uvlngston street. ganization of WEAK with Joseph Knecht directing. The Famed Mark Strand Orchestra, with Willy Btahl handling the baton, la presented In M. Uk' "ICvolutlon of IHxie." The selections Include "Sweetest Story Ever Told." "Mighty Lak a Rose" and "Rosea ef Plcardy." The Mark Strand Topical Review of the moat Interesting world events of the week also Included In the programme.

The mysterious Silver Mask Tenor, who thus far has defied alt sttempte made to reveal his Identity, sings (Continued from Page 10.) nesday two photoplays will be presented, the first starring Lewis Stone Colin O'More, popular American lyric tenor, will appear as one of the soloists on the musical programme. "Sparrows" at Manhattan Strand "Sparrows," Mary Pick ford's new picture, will have Its Broadway premiere to-day at the Mark Btrand Theatre, Manhattan. Managing Di Dorothy Mackaill, star at the, Brooklyn Strand Theatre, who plays tha part of a girl who looked at life out of the windows of the Bronx express while love was straphanglnr at her side. performances, are Gladys Axmar, singing the title rola In "La Tosca and Tina Paggi, coloratura, who will sing to-morrow night In "Iji Glo cumin," and Tuesday night in "La The operas for the week, with the artists singing in each presentation will be: To-morrow night "La Oloconda," with Mmes. Jacobo, Halorl, and Messrs Talfuro, I.ulll, Mongelll, and the bullet.

Tuesday night "La Tra-vlnto," with Mme, Paggl, Besuner and Messrs. Tafurl. Conatl, Cerrl and the. ballet. Wednesday night "Faust," with Mmea.

Saroya, Schalk-er, and Messrs. Onofrel, Interrante. Mongelll and the ballet. Thursday night "La Korxa del Destlno." with In "Don Juan's Three Nights" and the second "A Hero of the Big Snows." featuring Itln-Tln-Tln. be "Aloma of the South Seas," starting Gllda Uray.

and Dolores Grtffln, assist the Ha-vela In this new delightful comedy-romance playlet. The principal screen attraction will be G.Ida Gray, 'the empress of the tiance," in her first starring motion Lloyd Hughes will he featured Thursday and Friday In "Pain First." Butler." Toney and Norman head the vaudeville aectlon of the bin. rector Joseph Plunkott has provided Next Saturday. Rudolph Valentino in an appropriate prologue, with cos The Son of the Sheik" wm be the feature picture. tumes and settings designed ny Henry Dreyfuss, and music arranged two numbers on the programme by the Goodrich Kllvertown Cord Orchestra.

The first Is "Cherie I love "Bigger Than Barnum's" at Savoy "Bigger Thnn Barnum's," a glamorous love story of life under the white stretches of the "Big Top," will hav. Its local premiere at the William Fox Male Voices Needed for Friends of Mnslc Chorus. The Society of the Friends of Music are still in need of morn tenors and basses to build up Us chorus to the extent demanded by the score of Beethoven's "Mlssa Solemnis," which will open the so-rtety's 1828-27 season at the Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday evening, Oct. SI. It la urged that eorr of the thousands of vocal atudents.

picture, Aloma of the South Seas, a. tropical romance, adapted from the stage play. Percy Marmont, Warner Julanne Johnston and William Powell appear In support of the star. The latest news reels, a new two-reel comedy and other screen by Jacques Grunberg. The overture, played by the Mark Strand Sym Deceiver" at You," and the second Is "When You and I Were Young Maggie." "The Gay Keeney's "Don Juan" at Warner's Vltaphone and John Barrymore In "Don Juan" are bowling along on their merry end artistic way at the Warner Theatre, Manhattan, where the record still holds of capacity audiences at all presentations.

The bill is a long one and for this reason the Vltaphone prelude ia announced to begin evenings at 8:15 o'clock. "La Boheme" at Metro- novelties will also be represented on the screen. phony Orchestra, will be selections from "The Chimes of Normandy," by Planquette. In addition there will be the Mark Strand Topical Review, sn amusing cartoon, and organ solos by Walter Wild and Frederick Smith. polita Mines.

Saroya, Schalker and Messrs de Gaviria, Conatl, Mongelll and the ballet. Friday night "La Tosca," with Mmes. Axman, Besune and Messrs. Tafuro, Conatl, Cervl and ballet divertissement. Saturday matinee "Tales of Hoffman," with Mmes.

Escobar, Saroya and Messrs. Onofrel, Interrante, Mongelll snd the ballet. Saturday night "Alda," with Mmes. Jacobo, fjlade and navoy Theatre. Bedford avenue, at Lincoln place, for an engagement of four days commencing with Thursday's matinee.

Among the playerai are Viola Dana, Ralph Jwlu, George O'Hara, Ralph Ince and George Holt. William Fox will present Rurlt who are now flocking to thle'el-V for their winter atudlea take advantage of the splendid training offered Lew Cody and Cnrmel Myerti return to the screen of Keenejr'a Theatre In their latest starring prod uctlon, "The Gay Deceiver," t.l that twlnea Itself about the old aund new loves of a happy and not-so-happlly married couple. For the latter 'half of the week. Alma Rubins appears under the direction ot Btepnun Townsend. chorus master of ths S'J- clety, and its conductor, Arthur Bo -i one of the truly great picture of the screen comes to I.oew'g Metropolitan Theatre beginning to-morrow with Lillian Olsh and John Gilbert In a film masterpiece of the Immortal romance, "Le.

Boheme." Charles Strickland and his radio orchestra in a novelty musical offering heads the vaudeville portion of the week's entertainment. danzkv. who personally conducts In "The Marriage License" aa the stellnr arreen att met Ion and ther 'The Waning Sex' at Capitol The screen of the Capitol Theatre, Manhattan, this week will reflect the brilliance of Norma Shearer In Metro-Goldwln-Mayer'a modern com is also a well balanced vaudeville bill. many of the rehearsals. HearlliK will be held next Wednesday evening In the studio of Mr.

Townsend, 15 East Thirty-eighth street, Mao-, hattan, at o'clock. Acts at Loew's Gates Nat Nazarro and his own company with Buck and Huhbles. heada the Features at the Tilyou The vaudeville feature on the programme for the flrat part of the week at Moss' Tilyou Theatre will be Alexandria snd Olson, in "What's It All About." They will present as an extra feature a clown frolic, assisted by their gang. Including Joe Besser and Sammy Klein and the various acts on the bill. The film feature will be Jack Holt In Zane Grey's latest sensational thriller, "Forlorn River." Hilly Shone and company.

In a peppy parade of persiflage and pulchritude called "Ijohby Viola May and company In "Miss Dumbbell," and Gilbert, In magic, will appear on the programme beginning Thursday. The film feature will "The Big Parade" at Astor "The Big Parade," a thrilling atory of the World War, will soon enter its second years at the Astor Theatre, Manhattan. It has been highly praised by distinguished German visitors to New York and was commended to German citizens living in this country by the of the Reich, resident here. Berlin will be the second Old World capital to have King- Vldor's picture, London having been the first. The engagement at the Tivoll Palace in the British metropolis was successful, artistically and financially, although arousing some hostile comments, and It Is predicted that that success will be duplicated In Berlin.

Jones In "The Flying Horseman" as the silver sheet offering for the first three days of the week. Gladys Me-Connell has the feminine lead anJ Buck Jones Is also supported by Walter C. Perclval and Harvey Clark. Vandevllle, coupled with the Fox News Magazine and other entertaining Innovations will comprise the programme surrounding the feature photoplay each half of the nsek. Russia's tragedies In the war snd the days of revolution that followed have been emphasized anew during: the filming of Pola Negri's newest starring vehicle for Paramount.

"Hotel Imperial." Gaviria, Ltilll. Mongell' and the ballet. Carlo Peronl will conduct all the performances. lAiyster Slirht -Singing Classes to Beau me In October. The Popular Class 'a.

under the Instruction of Wilbur A. I.uyster. will resume Brooklyn and Manhattan classes early In Octobe-. The Brooklyn classes are to continue at Public School 15, Flatbush and Third avenues, for thirty consecutive Thursday evenings, starting Oct. 1 The course la for beginners and ad edy-drama.

"The Waning Bex." Miss Shearer displays her versatility In essaying a type of role which she never before portrayed that of a successful woman lawyer. Conrad Nagl plays the role of an ambitious district attorney and la in love with the lovely barrister. The supporting films include, another of the UFA short au beets, "A Jungle Round-Up," an amusing Ko-Ko Song Car-Tune. "Old Rlnek and the vaudeville offerlnsr for the first part of the week's entertanlment at Loew's Gates Theatre. "The Gay Deceiver" la th screen's portion for the first hnlf, a comedy -drama featuring Iew Cody, Roy D'Arcy and Cnrroel Myera.

Bill, at Loew's Bedford Lew Cody and Cnrniel Myers share the screen honors In their latest featured production entitled "The Oay Deceiver" Loew'H Bedford Theatre for the first part of the week, with Milo vaudeville's favored question mark, on the vaudovllle offering. The picture offering for the latter A small army of men has started a glg.intlo task of clearing a large area of ground near Camp Stanley, San Antonio. Texas, for the purpoue of making an exact duplicate of ths famous St. Mlhlel battleground, which will be used In the filming ef Wings," telling the story of the part played by the air service la the, World Wrar. Busier Keaton comes to the screen In his funny classic, "Rattling I current Issue of the Capitol News.

LEGION POST PROMOTES Wins World's Championship SCHOOL FOR 01 'S HOD HAS 10 AUTO SAFETY CAMPAIGN i WILL OPEN BAZAAR AT F0BTIMIL1 Commandant Stokes One of Reduotlon of the number of ohll-dren killed by automobiles Is the first objective in a campaign for how well founded was the faith of those men who defied the "Jinx" and laid the foundations of future prosperity where less far-sighted men could see only failure. The Building's History. The former Offerman Building, which houses Martin's store, was erected between 1890 and 1891 by Henry Offerman for Wechsler Brothers, and was first a department store of considerable size. Wechilar Brothers occupied the T0D(Pi01li Rest of Ground Floor ot His TRIINGjME Opening Session at Hanson Place Baptist Church To morrow Evening. local community betterment which has been undertaken by Joseph B.

ftartty Post, American Legion, ot Rldgewood and Glendale. Announcing the new project of the i i J4 Sui "Z-Ji i I Power Taken From Light Socket Does Away With Batteries. toric Offerman Building Will Be Taken liver. Speakers at Presbyterian Lawn Fete Next Thursday. post last night, Commander Stephen Hodnett said, the post's first move fn this campaign will be to place throughout Rldgewood, algns bearing the admonition, "Drive slow.

This Is Rldgewood, the home of the premises from the time It wss com-ple'ted until 1894, when Henry Offerman took; over the business. Ho died In 1896, and shortly after bis death the store was taken over by 11. Claflln, who put In as mana Joseph B. Garlty Post, We love our I The third annual opening session Another chapter will be written in ger Joseph ti Haufano. me atore children.

Drive slow. wag run under the laser's name, be-! of the American Bible Training Ing known as Joseph H. Bauland 4V A radically Improved design In radio engineering has extended the range of tone of reproduction by a receiver without distortion which has been placed before ths public for ap the history of the progress of tha re-tall department store business of Brooklyn, and particularly along the borough's chief mart of trade, Ful 6 i The advance sale ot aeveral thousand tickets makes certain the success of the fourth annual bazaar and lawn fete to be given by the Fort Hamilton Presbyterian Church, Ninety-fourth street, near Fourth avenue. At 8 P. M.

on Thursday the fair Co." Following the five years of Mr. Bauland's management, Mr. Claflln crave ths direction ot the business School, 119 St. Felix street, will take plaoa at P. to-morrow In the Hanson Place Baptist Church, Han- eon place and South Portland avenue.

The Rev. M. T. Sl.elford, M. D.D., formerly dean of the National Bible Institute and now pastor of tbe TAOB LODGE GETS PRESENT OF ORGAN ton street, when Martin's, at Fulton, Bridge and Duffleld streets, takes to a trusted employe, William a.

i Chapman, and the firm name was I 'V rfa wnnin uie next tew weens, tne mm to Chan. man Co. It continued under this will be officially opened. There will be short addresses by Col. Marcus B.

Stokes, U. 8. the new commandant of the Fort Hamilton Reservation the RflV! (Herald D. Vlets. rec name until Its dissolution in 1907.

In that year the Darlington Com remaining space of the ground floor of the Offerman Building. The plan to transfer this part of the Offerman Building Into part of pany leased the property for de proval within the past week by tha Qarod Corporation of Belleville, N. J. Noted for Its rlchnes ot tone through the Introduction of several new units, foremost of which la the super-power unit, enabling the user to receive operating power from an ordinary electric light socket, eliminating all batteries. The house current is stepped up to 460 volts and utilled In operation of the receiver at a cost of one-half cent per hour.

Both the high overtones and the deep fundamentals, which are the basis of musical structure are firmly Gift of Granite Lodge and partment store purposes, but gave John Harrison Hartley, 441 Eastern parkway, was awarded a silver trophy at the Radio World Fair for the best home-constructed radio receiver In the International contest. Miss Irma -Stanley, of Lawrence, la shown admiring tha cup and the wonderful super heterodyne receiver built by Hartley in a massive mahogany desk. Hartley won first prise in tha national contest during the 192S Radio World's Fair. He Is sixteen years old, red-' headed, and mors than six feet taU. up the plan as a result of the financial nanlo which had lust set In.

Martin a department store has Involved the removal of Blckforcl'i restaurant and of the United Cigar Store adjoining it. The leases heid by these two stores expired this sum Installed In New Masonic Temple in Forest Avenue. In 1909, after being clpsed for two years for alterations and repairs, tha ertructure was reopened as an office tor of St. John's Protestant Eplsco-1 pal, and tha Rev. A.

Montgomery Mann, recently chosen pastor of the Fort Hamilton Presbyterian. Bor. ough President Joseph A. Gulder will probably say a few words. I For many weeks practically every member of the church has been busily engaged, preparing for the event Chairman William W.

Carruth promises that there will be some attrac Parmly Memorial Baptist Church in Jersey City, will give an address, "The Divine Call to Aa Eternal Service" Miss Lydla Berg, A. A. O. trill play piano solos from the works of Beethoven and accompany tbe singing of hymns. This occasion marks ths third annual session of the training school under the administration of Pres.

Ident Ia Barnard, who has assembled an able staff of Christian aducatorg aiding in ths training of young men and women for Various types of Christian service. There building, with stores on the ground reproduced. Two models, the Garod-EA and Garod-EC, embody these special features and will show a decided im To-day's Radio Programme The Installation of a three-manual pipe organ during the past three weeks marked the completion of the floor. The building continued as the home of offices snd stores until It was purchased by Martin's from the Offerman estate In 1923, and taken over In the development of Greater Martin's, tive features which will be genuine surprises. Four of the prettiest young: women 1 new Masonlo Temple of Tad- provement over the old battery equipped receivers, as there la never a time when the batteries will be found to be weak.

mer and work of remodeling was begun immediately upon their vacating the premises. As leases on upper floore expire, and aa more space Is required Martin's will branch out until, finally they will eccupy every part of the big seven-story building. This new section for the main floor, comprising approximately 10,000 square feet. Is to house a large and complete men's furnishings department. This will be on of the beat equipped men's furnishing shops in Brooklyn, and will, aupp'e-ment the men's clothing department of the section will bs in charge of 1 m0r Lodge, 923, F.

A. Forest plummy corneal, in wnicn tne I t-v. WKAF NEW YORK CITT 4M. 1:00 Interdenominational aarvloes. 4:00 Programme of sacred musle.

Federation Mixed Quartet. 6:80 Minnie Wall, concert pianist. is no tuition charge tor the classes, which will extend through four terms totaling thirty-three weeks. Cay. classes will meet on Tuesdsv organizations connected with the WMCA NEW YORK CITY 341, 11:00 Christian Science servloee.

4:10 Solow, sololsta 4:00 Roomer's Homers. Broadway FavaHtae, Monte Carlo Orcbestra. church are entered. SIM SCHOOLS SET 4:00 Orchestral ooneert with Genla Zlel- lo Friday mornings; evening classes on Monday and Thursday evenlnga organ is tne gut ot uranue ixage, 1011. F.

sV A. and wlU cost 15,000. In the Instrument Is embodied every modern improvement. Including a Those In charge Include: General Committee William W. Carruth, general Mrs.

Coorgre Helm-berg, vice-chairman; Harry Lorsen. treu- insxa, soprano. Major Bowes aaa "Capitol Fam DINNER TO BISHOP MITTY. The dinner to bs given at the Hotel Astor in Manhattan Tuesday evening in honor of the Rt. Rev.

John J. Mltty, D. Bishop elect of Salt Lake City, Utah, under the auspices of St. Luke's Council, 488, irom to 10 P. M.

Ths curriculum Includes a study of the complete Bible, Instruction In Hebrew and CflD DIP PWQ ll furd.m",?.V,r'rn:,r... long nrray of pipes and a set of opened this spring. ily." 1:14 John Corlgtlano. violinist. MB Concert Ensemble, Christian Mlkkolaoa, Conrad I Westminster chimes.

UN Ulll UUillLllUUill ThompaonV Hear, Phrthuoi, oior gi 7.c" I Th presented to the Utacn. lodge by a delegation of members of arosramme Mra w. w. Oomrta. ehitr.

firs ntte Iidfi-e. who iccnmnanled TfntB-hts nt fioliimbus. will be broad ureek for those who desire it, training In the most effective methods Christian work and a study ot the general cultural aubjecta most useful to Christian workers. There is thus provided a four years' Christian college oourse for high school graduates and thorn qualified to do the work. High school chamoTrr I thslr iiuurt.r, Alfref HartlU.

to a WNYO NEW YORK CITY See, 4:00 United Singers of Brooklyn. Joint progTammew 400 male voices: Shannon'! Band. Prospect Park. Several hundred Sunday schools New Tork Stats are planning oast by Station WNTC, beginning at o'clock. Among' the speakers will WnNt NEW YORK CITY 32.

1:90 Reld's Orchestra. 1:14 Lenny Loads, songs. Tracer and Dauarborty. 1:45 Reld's Orchestra, 4:00 Milton Tokomaa, teaeV. 4:11 Cushmaa Sntertalnars.

4:16 Uew Attal eompoeer, 4:14 Ubsrty Boys' Quartet. 4:41 Stadia orchestra. 4:00 aHlver voiced tease, 1:10 Attsll Orelwstra. 1:10 Susan Cervailt, sesaa 6:80 Frmnoia Long. ake.

1:40 Sllrei voiced taster, 4 too Ibeqeest prograniaaa Fancy ooode Table lira J. Amann, 1 iumur unii i muu- Work Is to be completed by tha first of October, in time for" the opening of Martin's twenty-third anniversary sale a sale which marks twenty-three, years of a phenomena! growth almost without parallel in retail atore history. Growth In Twenty-throe Tears, Twenty-three years ago Martin's was a small cloak and auit shop, occupying the second floor of the pres At ehatrman i orooaa Mrs. aa. nM- uy iu.a.

nwHiMnb xiokrivw ba Mayor James J. walker, tnsnop torney Charles Froessel, master end delegates to tha New Tork Stats erventy-flrat auinual Sunday school tore. Mrs. Q. Eoll, lira, T.

1. Clarke. Ura. J. Bauer, lira.

Louis Beaton, lira. M. Lar- John J. Dunn and James Flaherty, ot Tadmor Lodge, received tne gift n. Mlsa I.

Jannlnger, Kiel Lucy Araann. Candy Tabls UIm Cemlln graduation Is not required of thoso convention at Syracuse, Wednesday, on the part of his lodge. who desire to attend the even in Preparations for ths seven-day Ruby chairman: Mlaa Ruth Johnson, Mlew Eltaa- Thxirsi-ay and Friday, Oct. It, 14, 15. netn umonDusca, Miaa a.

zoli, mismj Ellas- bazauar of Tadmor Lodgs during the classeev Ths school prepares thi graduates to serve as Bible teachers, leaders of young people's church. w.rempl.ted Tit roe thousand Bunday-sohool workers! are expected to attend the six ent building at the corner of Fulton and Bridge atreets. It has grown I Wiz nkw xork crrr ass. Children's hour. 00 Florence atearaa rlallnlstf A11IU HsrlUsa, aopraao.

TiH Chureb earllloat, Pennsylvania Orcheetpa, :0 Tranklla Harold, taaer. Ambasudor Trie, 1:00 Alexander Braeftookl, slanlat; Trosasosta Qodtrey Ludlow, violinist. Iltst night at a meeting of the ezeou Troop, Nov 141; sirs. t. Builook.

eaptala; tnauBS sessions and "ths twenty-five with such rapid attidea-tbat to-day Martin's occupies a building with a tive oommtttee. The two main lodge rooms In ths new building, the activities, evangelists, pastors, pastors' assistants and home and foreign missionaries. UN ngn vvoicn, uaucenant, Bake SHOD Mrs, O. Oakaa, ehalnnal; Mrs, r. ralkenberg, Ura H.

Anderson, Mrs. 8. Rartollua, alra L. n. T.rinr.

liiu spajcialliation-instltute periods which frontage of nearly ZOO feet on Fulton msvke op ths programme. Additions to the faculty for the street, 150 feet on' Bridge street and 90 feet on Duffleld street. r. Kawaras, tus. u.

J. PMyinour. Mrs. a Ifattsrn. ait C.

Olaoa. lira. a. aacOulra. Hot Dog Stand Boy Scout Troop.

Ne. MUSSOLINI GENEALOGY TRACED BY HISTORIAN FORM, Italy, "apt. origins of tha Mussolini family have been recently studied by the Rev. Monslgnor Domanlco Mambrinl, a noted olk-lorlst and historian of the province of Romagna, where Italy' Premier was born, Monslgnor Mambrinl traces th origins of the Mussolini family to a little hamlet called Mucoiollno, near the vlllag-of Montaguta. The name Mussolini Is.

according to the historian, a derivation of the place name Mueciollno. where the family origi The most Impressive growth Eat The specialists engaged as pro-grauxim talent include Br. William S. Bovard, of Chicago, corresponding coming year Include Albert B. M.A., B.D., New Testament Greek; M.

T. Shelf ord, M.A., D.D., homlletlce; Edwin W. Carty. M. T4( Boa Hotsea.

scout eutv: Oear. spacious banquet and reception ball In thai basement, the Fellowcraft Club rooms and the various halls of the auxiliaries will be put to use during the week, A vocal and Instrumental programme will be presented each evening. On the evening preceding the bazaar whap intw tors, crrwy 431- been within the past two years. In the fall of 1914" the floor space of the uqii.ni sewn master, Novalty Booth Mrs. N.

Borlaa. ek.lr- Reading by AuruU B. aKetawa, secretary of tne department or ea-ocsLtlon of the Methodist Episcopal saant Mrs, u. i.inanr. ura r.

lira floor was more than doubled by tak I.L.D, English Bible; H. W. Chollar, HA, B.D. theology: Lvdla Bare. ing over 24,000 square feet on the Church; Or.

John J. Cornelias, of O. f. D. 1:44 Concert eaered mnela 4:14 Organ rsoltat, Mary Bay Pinner.

WOW NBW YOKK CITY 1M. 4:40 BEvonsoog derotlceK 1:10 Play. "IaromsA tba aartartaa. 11:10 oraoad Trie. WlrBH WEW YORK CTTV gTs.

i4--A14resa an 4 tma alsr ay Hvaa. gellstie Corhmlttsa et Now Ysrk. llH-rnuklli raw. 4:10 Charlotte Trystmana, stastaa. 4:44 Majoetlc Bnawnbha.

Bra Speotor. vtollni Harold Trma- RauB. piano. 1:01 ay Adolph lo Caatra, forsaae Consul to Madrid, 1:14 OaaHUaa Orabaaare, Heart 4e Ttberge. vUllalstt Bhet Kormant, aopraao society String Donohue, Mtaa Orace Phythlan.

Mrs. V. Oroth, Mrs. E. Homlston, lira.

B. Zrell, Country Store Georg Ketaborar. chair piano, organ, snusical the ground floor, formerly occupied by a street parade will Include dele Luehov, India; Charles Brandon Booth, of Tork. City; Bishop the famous old Silsbe Restaurant ory; Norma shennum, Mus. voice, gations of the lodges in two Queens County Masonic districts, fra man: Georgs Bacbmmn.

Robert Jacfeaon, Blchard Wilson, J. Booth, Edward Harvey, rrod Dsrnell. Hsnry Oakea. Carlton Oekee. Cafateria Mm.

R. Jackson, ehalrmn: WBBR STATKN FSIJIST), t. T. 4 IT. Aetna Wright Leonard, of tsuiraio At that time existing department! were enlarged and several new ones and Elisabeth Justus, cornet, outdoor evangelist lox music ternal organisations and merchants Rcansell Colgate, of New Tork City, resident ef the Interna- Watchtower Orehestrs.

Fred Twaroachk, tenor, of ths Rldgewood and adjacent sec added. The next great step was ths open tions. nally lived many years ago. and the tic fx Council of Religious Education LIEBERMAN TO TEACH Mra H. Holiday, Mrs.

Thomaon. MM C. Bdwarda Mra. Mra. O- Hack-man.

Mra r. Harvey. Mrs, Albert Haoim. Mrs. J.

Zuljovtc Otft Treo The Mleaee Alice Sreeka. Thoe en the exeentlve committee word Mueciollno Itself probably da- I twaroschk. tenar. the Key. James le Ellen wood, of ing of the Daylight Subway Store, beneath the new main floor, also comprising M.OOO square feet.

This Include Assistant District Attorney rives front some on whose Christian name was when Muizlollno New Tork City, secretary for Christian service of the Stats soommlttee (Jharies w. rroessel. Past Masters Ed Mabol Boyee, Helaa Braoka EreUiy POETRY APPRECIATION A course In poetry appreciation win ward J. Bmith. Walter Vogeley.

Fred Quart ec and Mueciollno. of the T. M. C. A.

in New Tork State: was accomplished in tbe fall of 1015. New Departments Opened. vmrutn, noioa neimr. ctoet uampei'. Posularlty Camtoot; The Mtesea Ortrude Oakoa.

Bthel. Seymour, Ltnlaa glwauuoe lt: sttiou staff progrmmate: Ltnte Dr. 8. Armentrout, of Philadelphia. The names of MueesIHnl.

Mucdolint, Mussellnl and Mussolini are common Charlotte Apeletea. superintendent of leadership training This past spring, spacious, wall- artist. bs offered by Ellas Lieberman this terra at the Brooklyn Branch of Hun for the Presbyterian Church: Albert equipped men's clothing department erick: Kraft, Frederick, Locke. Andrew Ruppel, Edward Podeen, John H. Kuhn and Josia Talmage.

The wardens who served nnder each of these masters also sure members ef the executive committee. In this part of Romaemaw 1 E. Koberta, of New Tork City, sec was ODtned or. the fifth floor of tha ana urae zou. Art Boorh-Jfr fj.

Oralaor. ebalr. asan; Mta Elea Henallaa vlca-chalranaa. Shot'eiB Game W. H.

Carruth. -h fr-tnun Xavt4 C. rarratti, J. ABdereea Artbar Heater. Wtlttam Tayler, Aathouy ter College, in the Girls' Commercial WOBB-ntXEFORT.

I retary of rural work. National Coun Martin Building. followed by two eaadar aohsol leawa. 1 11 Fred Twaroscbk, Weer. 11:40 Watehteww Orehaslra.

1:00 lfcKntghl Trie. Choral raser. Bible lectors, Chormi Blnavra 1:14 aloKnlshl Trie. 1:14 Bible Inetmetles. 4 Choral Stnaera.

4:1 XeKntgkt Trie. Oaors Twaraeebs, ylaabi. 4:14 Watch tew er Caebv Bible aaesttona 1:14 Watch to wor CboK, Bible lecture. Vaudeville Centennial Plans 14:14 Fieesert at.lbodlat Cbana sarvtea High School building, Classon avenue and Union street. Registration will cil M.

a Miss Elizabeth Harris, of New Tork City, superintendent of children's department of the Mis Smith, Hareie atconnafe. rjancei Orahana Harvay, ekatrmen Ona. aor etna-dahle. Leter Berry. Rarrv Ktl.

take place during the. week of- ept. Outstanding events of the Vandevllle centennial festival te be ob other new departments yards goods and havid luggage Early this month department frr women's shoes was opened on the caln floor. The anniversary sale In October, besides emphasizing the twenty-three sionary Education Movement: T. W.

10. The first session will be belli Acs. Kurt Relate, saonlay Barrey, Kesry DRAKE'S BIRTHPLACE NOW A JUNK SHOP served this season by the Keith- Chriartmati, of Herkimer: Robert Wednesday evening, Sept. 1 9, at rieromi. wiiour Bwewm, Phrwloy Boots Mra, fferrarsoei.

Albee. Orpheum and other major o'clock. Davids, of Chicago, director or organ wYM-Jnnrakl, -4m. lias raal Lartay, tee or. 1:10 Joha Bacrta elaaiaetast, 1:18 Paul Largay, assaaa' i.

4:40 Concert ercbeetra. 1 WAAM SEW ABJS, sT. Wt. Tickete-Jeka Aaaaaa, Mm, Jasiala ization and promotion, International circuits were announced yesterday. The celebration will officially get sainren.

TX)NTON, Sept, U. There Is great Council ot Religious Education, and years of remarkable business success of the firm, marks as well tbe acquisition of the final section of tbe PnMif-tty oeoege w. C. embers, oeerga nnder war the week of Je, witn Bev. A.

w. Heaven, D.U., Rochester. consternation at the discovery that rue specialisation-institute an "All Nationality week of Hen. "Holiday week ef tha cottage la which Sir Francis 0 ATTEND REUNION OF THE 79TH DIVISION Max TMckman, of 44S Sixty-Klifh ground floor of tbe Martin Building and tbe opening of the new men's furnishings department, the fifth sew sloTaat will bs held on Wednesday KKWARa. K.

I. MS. afternoon, Thureday afternoon and Friday morning and afternoon. Tbe Drake was born is bow need as a itoreroom snd refuse thrown out from an adjoining farm. wrxt jntw york cmf Pauls Flnrw, vtetlalst.

The Treble Twa. Relpa Christmas, staalst 4:44 pr. Roteaar's Mease, 1 WTnt rw york cm-Mt. DAHLIA COMPETITION AT ROCKVim CENTRE Amateur dahlia svewers breaentl Cbaarea serMae. March 14.

"Centennial week of April IT. V. A. and week ef May 11, "Victor Herbert and Music Week. During these weeks eveclal "oen- programiM of Thursday, the middle department within eight months.

Brooklyaltes whs have followed the development of business on Fulton street will remember that is the I 14 Military Park street, sad other Brooklyn ex-et iov men are arranging to join thrur Drake was one of Knaland a great- day or ths convention, baa been pre- Jlmoay Sit ear er. ant naval heroes whose exploits gave parexl especially to profit those who Alataa Moeatala tennlal' programmes" will be offered 3rtttaBia the right to boast herself Cksrch ssnieaa, the best of their flower gardens In bright array att the Rockvllla Ontr can autend one day only. Most or the medalists cast be heard at least Refers OrehssUs. Queen of the Beas. But Rrittania -oiea raeltal war-time buddies tbe Seventh -ntnth Division at the secor-d of the division te be ia V-ivie-delphla Sept.

14, St t. A series lately bM everlooked Bir trends. IeiHmt -m Hoes. dahlia shew held yesterday afternoon and evening la tha gymnasium co run at mar ef revivals of old variety acts, at.ee tally prepared vandevllle productlone and several of the sew features row being assembled under the eHrectlon of Bwtn J. Lstider, Now that the low state of Mr Fran Baseball peavita earlier days this thoroughfare was regarded as a "one-aids' street, and some anay recall the story et tbe merchant who banded out one-dollar bills In order to Indwre people te walk est the "wrong side" of the street.

Present day buslruMa bosses a this se-csjled "wrong slit" provi Crime Wave Finance Two batiks robbed and on killed of entertainments will be vt n. ar etadlnv visits to the once on that day-1 The big "meet of the eonventtoa will be held en Thareday evening tbe "law session. A religious drama will ffttredwee tbe convention gassAen Wednesday evening. the Roctmlle Center mail School, nahtlaa were entered r.1 -r stvteew ctasstflcatlons and blue at.J S'to 4tMlaM CkaSeelra i la tUkaars snuor man ces Drake'a bb-tbplaueee nas become known, something will probably be done to convert the cottage from a Junk room lata) a fcatlocai sbj-ine. br Naahvilla bandrtak -HsadUB la lal.

Val.y Fore, and otlMt Edward V. Darling aad Cordoa. red rtfcboas were awarded is eaca. Tata oairary lntist csarck ISiehanenady teric points el interest,.