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over the existing system is that, appearing in a comedy that wouljd rubber trees which grow wild and — r -™™.-»™™__™~,
l& THEATRES on account of the overhead be^ng and did delight her followers. there, too, the relative scarcity SUPREME COURT,
taken care of, the painting .or "The audience," wrote John Cor- and high price of labor prevents QUEENS COUNTY
i HIPPODROME NOTES
sculpture may be sold at a figure bin in The Times, " w a s glad t t the cultivation of these trees in Ilolene DeGraves, as execujtrix
much lower than is necessary have her back, and said so to the competition with the coolie labor of the last will and testament oi
where high rents and expensive extent of vociferously demanding used by the Dutch and British in Frederick C. C. Hopp, also known
merchandising has to bo consid- a speech. No speech was fori the Far East. as Fred Hopp, deceased, Plain-
ELEPHANTS KEEP LENT— ered. coming. One recalled a line just In Central America, the rubber tiff, against John M. McLaughlin
It is lent in the elephant, stables spoken in this comedy of Alfred is obtained from a different tree, and " Mary'' McLaughlin, his
at the Hippodrome as well as in LYRIC THEATRE Sutro's. There are thoughts that Castilla, but this tree cannot be wife, the first name, "Mary/'
life the rest of the world. From Ash lie in the heart so deep that they tapped repeatedly as c a n thel being fictitious her true first
Wednesday to Easter, George
pi Attaining a record of 153 con- can never find words, like jewels South American tree, Hevea, I name being unknown to plain-
Power, trainer of the Hippodrome secutivo performances, eleven hidden in the earth" beyond the which the English and Dutch have tiff, and if the said John M.
IP pachyderms does not feed his pets weeks of crowded houses, "Hunt- reach of busy man. Miss Barry- brought under cultivation in the McLaughlin be dead then any
sugar or candy and does not per- ing Big 'Game in Avf rica with Gun moro has come back, and herFar East. and all persons who are his
mit them to be fed by i others and Camera" ends its engagement adorers are delighted; that is all." Agricultural experts here, how- widow, grantees, mortgagees^ lie-
Powqr keeps Lent for the'Elep- \t the Lyric Theatre, New York As for. the plot ;of Sutro'p ever, think that there is a pos- nors, heirs or devisees and their
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hants on the theory that the for Jity, Sunday Night, March 25 Per comedy, it is thus recounted by sibility of raising rubber from this lusbands and wives, widows,
ty days of abstinence corrects any formances aire given twice daily, The Times' reviewer: "The Central American tree under the widowers, heirs devisees and suc-
bad effects froni an over-feedinr at 2:30 and 8:30. Thus but a few Laughing Lady" has just been typical American system of exten- cessors in interest, all of •vfhom
of sweets during the rest of the more opportunities remain to see divorced because of an apparent- sive farming with little labor, in and whose names and places of
year. H. A. Snow's wonderful thriller ly flagrant midnight;' encounter much the same manner that the residence are unknown to plain-
• HIP MILLINER SHOWS'EM of life on the Dark Continent and with a young cub in pajamas, and turpentine and rosin industry is tiff; Elise M. J. Hopp, and The
HOW—More than half of the 80C to hear.the beautifully melodious at her trail has been rather rough- carried on in our Southern states. People of the State of New York,
i girls in "Better Times" at thf score ' played by Director Arun- ly .handled by her husband's at- They say that the trees could be Defendants.
New York Hippodrome will wear del's skilled orchestra. torney. Of course she is innocent planted, left to themselves and Summons: Action to foreclose tax
Easter hats this year of their own "Hunting Big Game" opened al and, of course, every one thinks tapped"• to destraction, or the trees liens numbers 1654 and 1653/
contrivance.' ,Miss Alice Duker the West Forty-second street the .worst. Every <one, that} is, cut down and all the rubber milk To the above named defendants:
now a diver in "Better Times" playhouse January 8th and im-except the brilliant and charm- extracted and the wood then used You are hereby summoned to
formerly was a; milliner ^and .a mediately leaped Into popularity. ing attorney, Farr, who falls in for paper or other purposes. The answer the complaint in this ac-
millinery designer in Boston, is in Press commendation was confirm- love "with her on the spot, and her land is available and experiment* tion and to serve a copy of your
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charge of the Hippodrome clas? ed by word-of-mouth praise aiid very dull husband whose love re- should be carried on to deter- answer, or, if thej complaint lis
>,.,. in millinery) tho endorements of eminent peo- vives as suddenly. As it happens, mine whether such a system offerh not served with this summons, TO
MARCELINE'Sj [MONtJMENfT ple in every sphere. The attend- she falls in love with IJarr. But a solution to rubber raising in ierye a notice of appearance on
!•&:••• Marceline, the perennial clown of ance broke all Lyric records, even her new divorce does not help this hemisphere in. competition uhe plaintiff's. attorney within
"Better Times" at the New York excelling the memorable Douglas much, because he is married to a with-the cheap coolie labor of twenty (20) days after the ser-
Hippodrome, will live to sec hisFairbanks run in "Robin Hood." most worthy wife and mother who Asia. . vice of this summons, exclusive of
8*. own monument. It will not bo a No other animal picture, was ever adores him. Not only may this be done, but the day of service. In case of
stately granite shaft but a brick seen by 250,000 patrons ^in New "What shall bo the upshot? In great supplies of low grade rub- your failure to appear or answer,
apartment house in Newark, N. York showing, and no Tnovie of a series of brilliantly, epigram- ber, although lacking 'the elastic judgment will be taken against
J., which will bear his name. Mar- any kind has had such a run since matic scenes, admirably played properties of the material obtain- you by default for the relief de-
celine has been a citizen of New- "Way Down East." by Miss Barrymore and Mr.ed from the South and Central manded in this complaint.
ark many years and has invested The hunters and cinematograp- Keightley, are the usual possibili- American trees, can be obtained Dated, April 8th. 1922.
his savings in Newark real estate heirs II. A. and Sidney Snow con- ties canvassed, from the flat of a- from a number of plants of this R. Leslie Smith, Attorney for
and buildings. quered Africa by Yankee pluck, London mistress to a free-love country and Mexico. This rub- Plaintiff, Office & P. O. Address,
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LARGE HIP EXCURSIONS— grit and ingenious resource after ranch in South America. Every- ber, mixed with the more elastic 209, Steinway Avenue, Long
The largest excursion of the sea- scores of others had attempted one acts quite 'humanly on theproduct, forms a product of great- Island City, N. Y.
^ son to a performance of "Better unsuccessfully to photograph the piano of dignified folk of the er strength than the pure South To: The defendants, "John Mc-
Times" at the New York Hippo- Hunts and present a complete world. American or Central American Laughlin and " M a r y " McLaugh-
drome was held on the night of picture of African conditions. Tt "After* having been startled, rubber. \ v.. - lin, his wife, the first name
J£arch 9th when three special is a fascinating story as told in intrigued (the word is Sutro's) " M a r y " being fictitious, her true
at*. trains carrying 2200 employees of captions and pictures, with the and sometimes almost shocked, Guayule, a Mexican plant, has first name being unknown to
the Bridegport works of the Gen- thrill of encounters with the fur- good sense prevails^—the aforesaid been utilized \o furnish this class plaintiff, and if the said John M.
It; eral Electric Company were run ious Wild ever foremost, yet var- normalcy. And all delight in theof rubber and scientists of the McLaughlin bo dead, then any
to New York for the performance. ied by side-splitting comedy, real, original and simon-pure Carnegie Institution of Washing- and alK persons who are his
The week of March 11th, the An- beauty and high romance. Tt may Ethel Barrymore are delighted.';" ton, who Jiave been experiment- widow, grantees, mortgagees, lie-
m sonia (Conn) Sentinel and theinterest the admirers of the
Allentown (Pa) Call will operate Snows that they are to go agam
ing with rubber-producing plants nors, heirs or devisees, and their
in our Southwest since the World husbands' and wives, widows,
I excursions of 1,500 persons each to Asia and Africa, leaving San BRITISH RUBBER MONOPOLY War, called attention to the neces- _widowers, heirs, devisees and suc-
sity of our having a home-grown cessors in interest, all of whom
to the Hippodrome, while on Francisco far a second trip April STIRS AMERICA SCIENTISTS
TO March 20th, the Easton (Pa) 10, soon after the completion of supply. They have also found and whose names and places of
Free Press will conduct a party the engagement at the Lyric. (By Science Service) that the desert milkweed offers residence are unknown to plain-
of 1,200 persons to the big play- Scientists see a challenge to possibilities of development into tiff."
house. American ingenuity in conditions a practical source. The stems of
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t: "BETTER TIMES" Reaches

PLYMOUTH THEATRE
revealed by a meeting here this this milkweed,
scatterel clumps
which
in the
grows in
Southwest
The foregoing summons is ser-
ved upon you by publication pur-
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325-Mark- The 325th performance One of the most recent happen- week of leading raw rubber con- suant to an order of Hon. Burt
ings on Broadway is the-return sumers to protest aginst rcstric-, c a n y from two to six and one^
SB*:' of "Better Times" at the New
of Miss Ethel Barrymore in a tions placed by the British on rub- half per cent of rubber. . This is Jay Humphrey, County Judge, of
Queens County, dated the 17th
. York Hippodrome was given on too low a yield to justify the day
Saturday Night, March 10th. high comedy. This, the third ber exports from the Malay of February, 1923, and filed
play in which she has appeared ^Straits. America, which uses growing of the plant on a com> with the complaint in the office
since she came under the manage- about three quarters of the mercial scale, but the nature of of the Clerk of Queens County,
NEW ART GALLERY
ment of Arthur Hopkins last fall, world's rubber, should establish the plant indicates that this per- at Jamaica, in said County.
The Painters and Scuptors As- is an importation from London sources independent of the Brit- centage can be materially in- R. Leslie Smith, Attorney for
sociation's new sales gallery on the where Marie Lohr opened in it re- ish'monopoly it is urged. creased by well known methods of
breeding and selection. Plaintiff, Office & P. O. Address,
sixth floor of the Grand Central cently with great success. "The British planters now virtually 209 Steinway Avenue, Long
Terminal will open Wednesday Laughing Lady" is the title, and control ninety per cent of the The fiber of this desert milk- Island City, N. Y. A—14
fife afternoon, March 21st, with an ex- Sir Alfred Sutro is the author. world's raw rubber. Should war weed makes good paper. The
I"' hibition of 120 works from the Rumor says that Mr. Hopkins, cufeius off from this source or paper yield is about thirty per mendous demand that enabled
most distinguished artists in casting about for a comedy where- some destructive insect wipe out cent, of the total weight of the this infant industry to outstrip
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•America. The opening will be in with to vary the series of Mis? the .plantations] of the East dry plant. By using both the the wild rubber of-South Amer-
the form of a reception, from 3 Barrymore's productions at the Indies, untold suffering would re- rubber and the fiber, they point ica, and made the center of the
to 6 in the afternoon, five thou- Longacre Theatre, obtained < <
- sult in this country. Should, we out, it may become an economical- world's rubber industry bounce o
sand invitations having been sent copy of the; manuscript as soon become involved in war ourselves, ly important plant, not only help- the other side of the globe. But
out. The following day the Gal- as he heard of the London re- we might be seriously hampered ing to furnish a home-grown ••rub- the supply grew faster than the
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lery will be thrown open to the views and made a substantial for lack of rubber as we were in ber supply, but also putting to demand and in order to keep up
public and will continue as a per- cash payment for the American the last war. " ' \J-^ 'yV. use vast extents of land now ly- profits, the British imposed^ an
manent sales exhibition. rights. Indications are that he In the Philippines there .are a ing idle in our wester states. export tax last November to limit
' The Grand Central Gallery as made a good investment in any million acres of potential rubher Brazil up to 1910. had a mono- production. The demand is still
it will doubtless be known to the- case because with "The Laugh- plantation land on which Para poly on the world's raw rubber, growing, however, and threatens
layman, is the largest gallery in ing Lady" Miss Barrymore scor- could be raised on -the. same sys- obtained from the wild trees, and to again overtake the supply,
t^e world, having a total floor ed at once a resounding suce tem used by the British and Dutch maintained by (restrictions against whjie the British restrictive mea-
space of 15,000 square feet. The The Sun spoke of "The Laugh- in the East Indies. Philippine the export of the seed of rubber sure, it as estimated, will at pre-
gallery differs from other galler- ing Lady" as " a delightful high land laws which restrict holdings plants. In 1876, however, an sent cost add $200,000;000 to the
ies in that it is financed by a group comedy that has the most scin- to no more than 2,500 acres stipid English scientist smuggled a ship- bills of automobile owners -md
of 100 prominent business men tillating dialogue of the season," in the way, and American manu- load of seed to England. r*rom other rubber consumers. Further
and women who have undertaken and J. Rank en Towse in The Eve- facturers have been afraid to botanical gardens there, seeds advances may send prices still
to promote the sale of American ning Post, said that the play was start plantations in the Philip- were sent to Ceylon and tints higher.
IN art in order that the painter and "exceptionally amusing, abound- pines because of the uncertainty foundation of the plantation rub-
jBcnlptor may have an easy and ing in strokes of broad humor and of their political future. The ber industry of the Far East was Telephones for use in coal
ready market for the disposition frequently sparkling with the British' and Dutch have built up laid. Rubber trees were scientifi- mines are to be tested at Pitts-
of his work. The men back of the keener flashes of genuine, wit." the plantation rubber industry cally bred and trained, like, cows, burgh in the most explosive mix-
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scheme have financed it for a term The critics one and all reflected with cheap and plentiful coolie to give greater quantities of milk. ture of natural gas and air to
of years and will derive no finan- the enthusiasm of the opening 1 abo.r. • In South America,: the It was the growth of the; auto- prove that they are so construct-
cial profit from undertaking. The night audience in this pairticular original home of the raw rubber mobilvc industry, in America,
expected benefit of this gallery, that the favorite actress was trade, the supply, comes from the however, which created the tre-l ed that they cannot cause explos-
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