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A. I MEXICANS MURDER 2 MORE AMERICANS F. Jv Itpiicy and Earl Bodies, Oil yen, Killed In Carranza 'r Teri'Uoi'.v. liptthl Dtttmlrh to 'fH Si'c. WA3niNOTo, Jan. C Tho murder of iwo more .Amcrlcnrm near Tumplco started another cerlea of communications between Wuahlnston and Mexico city, News of the murder, with that of a ?JTlfl.in pIho hilled, was received to-d- by tlio Stat Department In a despatch from Tamplco. The muuaise ttnted that J, Roney and tori Bowles, both Americana, were killed near Port I)boa in territory controlled by the Carrania 7, 'forces, and that their bodies wero dis- covered yesterday. The men wero em- ployees of the International petroleum Company, rioney wus u former Hous- ton, Tex., oil man, and Howies, hailing from Heuumont, Tex,, formerly was with the Onlf rtertnlnn Company ut that place, Ic Is thought that the\ men wero killed because they carried the payroll funds of the company, The Ftnte Department announced that luatriutlor.B had been rent to the Ameri- can Euipntmy In Mexico city Immcdlrttrly to urjre the Mexican Government to put Into effect every possible measure fortho nppreh'inslon and punishment of the mur- derers, and the American Kmuassy has been directed to report specifically to the Department at the earliest possible moment any action taken by the Mexican Government, Similar Instructions wero rent to the American Consul at Tamplco. Tho Consul has been Instructed to report ftTrtlior details of the murders. The Elate Department has learned from t'ni American Consul at Mazatlan that tho two sailors from the U. 8. 8. l'ocomolte who were arrested by the Mexican police for flmtlnir In tho streets will be released on January 12. Ily that date a sentence of two months Imprison- ment Indicted by the Mexican police Judge will havo expired. The sentence was \dated back\ to November 12, It could not be learned If any further would be made In this case. Iteprcientatlves here of the Interna- tional Petroleum Company, while ad- mitting they had received additional de- tails of the murder of Roney and Howies, declined to make them public. From other sources amonir Mexican Oil InteroMs It was learned thut a rela- tive of ono of the dead men had received a telegram statins where the body could be found. The reason for declining to discuss the killing, an oil man said, was \because of fear of reprisals on others of our employees still In Mexico.\ \Roney and Bowles,\ tho oil man. said, \mnko seventeen Americans employees of American oil companies operating In Mexico who have boen murdered dur- ing the last few years.\ THE CAR OF THE AMERICAN FAMILY Hupis. As ft' o bi We Vhen you stop to ask yourself if the Hupmobile literally is the car of its class in the world, you must not overlook the really wonderful character of the serv- ice it gives. By service, we mean more than long life and Hupmobile economy which are proverbial. We mean the faithfulness and the dependability of The Comfort Car a willingness of response and steadiness of performance which warm a driver's heart. It is the positively unusual things which the Hupmobile does not now and then, but habitually which make people believe it is the best car of its class in the world. MARMON AUTOMOBILE CO OF NEW YORK, Inc., 1 J JO BROADWAY AT62nd ST ,TEL. COLUMBUJItSO HUmtOBlLI COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Inc., 244 250 W. 4?th THBT, TELEPHONE BRYANT iu MMOM LoSO IIUXD COMPANY, 1., ISO! SCSrORO AVEKUE, EROOCLYM, N V., TELETHON E MOSrECT l CAXVAN MOTOM CORPORATION, 17 HALSEY 57 NEWARK, N J , TEI.rPHO.NE MULBERRY 2940 HUPiionLS ioniiBrr-s?A- cs a-- j, mmn floor, grand central palace All models. to 5 tons, on exhibition at our own show room. 57th St. CSllth Ave. General Motors Truck Compan enef, representations best 9 it THE SDN, WEDNESDAY, JAHtJARY 7 192p; JELLICOE OFF TO HAVANA. Calls Annnpolls Kqunl of Any Nitvnl Academy In World. WasHinoton, Jan! C Admiral ' Vis-cou- nt Jelllcoe, the ranking officer of the 4 V er AMCSKUISNTS. AMERICA'S AN HITS. Or AND Winter Garden SajiiJ: LOUIS UK FOE, WORLD: \AdarillngiunT poctaclo. Passcs all tba rest.\ ,14TH iT TirEATRE.'nearB'traK mn Ol. .Mattnoe Sat. OPENING OF SI. ANDERSONS rivolitieS OF 1920 POSTPONED Till THURSDAY JAN. 8. Lat Night's Tickets Good Thursday, ,Lyric Theatre First Mat. To-da- 50c. to $.50 ComUock Sl Morris Gcst' pront \A DRAMA OK SINGULAR POWER AND READTV. AND OF STRIKING KTIIICAL SIGNIFICANCE.\ THE LIGHT t Kaaltwl Not Modern Drama. Uvea, 8:1S, iOc S3. -- Mti. Wed, flat. 4Rth. W.ofn'war.Kis.8:30. Longacre Man. To-da- y tSat. 2:30, Popular Matinee Torday, Hay Cocutock Morris Gct I'rnent Adam and Eva \Vastly entertaining comedy.\ Eve Mall CENTURTHEATRE MATINEE TO DAY. 50c TO $2 Ray Conutoclc Morris Gest lYescut areata! Artlitlc Triumpn t.rtr A'notnt th Werta a iiworv ' . , ' . . a EVnm ThMtra lienalssnntt. Parts. bOMI'AN Y OF 300 PEOPLE Century Grove Aphrodite Century Ba.Wisss MORRIS GEST Jt0 midnight WHIRL Box Office. Ph. Col. 8800 COWL Through\ MATS. 30. HARRIS Wet 42d Si, Wedding Bell Margaret Uwrync,, W.lj.ee Bddtagr. PERFORM'CE Kvm.HXQ .Mat.Tc-daySat.at3H- 0. Charles Cherry Frandne Larnmore famous comedy tmmim 53 t 5. V. 'fi 42ml near UVay. Ilay Price Theatre. AFFORD THURH. HAT, AT EVERY iytll Ol and the Evs.SaO.Mats.To-m'i- r gat.330. Les Bleus L Amour TUT iii j rui iMihL ZflSTWE9T ig.l CT Thea.,nr. B'way. Era. S 10. 'tCtn Jl. Mats. To-da- y & 3 30. sfe PBtiSt B'way 47th St. MaH.Hallr 3.V1I. MM WORLD Jane \Smilin Riverside I I.EONHRROL HENRI SCOTT LAURIE. Jr., flttn. IUK.NK Wt KLIN Ilrontoa MacFarlase B'way AMBt. IMm Nooa oliera. British navy, left Washington y or Key Wwf, tt route to Havana, after living inspected ihe United States Naval Academy nt Annapolis and corps of cadets. Admiral Jelllcoe and his staff officers declared tliat Annapolis would raillc on 'orris 'Built Up to a Standard Not Down a Price\ tJpHISv;.is your opportunity to inspect at. the Palace, 6pace 5, third floor, chassis that everywhere com-men- d! You arc requested to compare. it and its various' body mountings with ....others attthe show... \ SCANDAL STORM v.'\V;'''f\'. 'm Carlton Motors Corporation Metropolitan Distributors 372-37- 4 Park Avenue, i' Telephone Plaza 7351 Doiris Motor Car C9.. St. Established 1905. Vorrif Motor' Trucks are being exhibited at the Stli Armory. AMCSEJIKNTS. FOREMOST THEATRES D OIRBCTQN LSE J. J. flUPBEKT. First EVE.. St, F. In at to F. & F. In ihm Roof or the Reservations! at & SOUVENIRS In 4 k i: Js Je ; .' ' I ' ' ' \ ' ' 4 I.'. I ' . ', . , ... ' DrVYnjTric1. 45th St., W.of R'viy. DUU I rlEv.8U!0.MHs.TodayS-t- t 7 Tce iVhatl Will\ Indisputable Success,\ Sun. oJ Mr. LEO IRICPIN In \THE HIGHLY EXCITING (Altiaiultr IVeollcotl, The Purple IVIask tcliich. JxmUDtroeotTht Wortilicrntf. \IB ANKXCITING STORY ANDTOOK ITS AUDIENCE UY SURPRISE.\ and \IS REPLETE WITH ENGROSS- ING DRAMATIC THRILLS, TnE REAL ESSENCE OF HUMOR.\ 'MR. DITRICHSTEIN IS AS FASCI-NATIN- AS TIIE GREAT HERO AS HE WAS AS 'THE GREAT LOVER.-- \ Sttphen Halhbun. 'te. Sun. FIRST MAT. ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN 11IUN03 ANOTHER HIT TO TOWN. Latest M itlcal Tly VOL 44th West 30th de Sat. i JOE ileen Geo. the to 8ELWYN, Wwt \An ayj Laurence Reamer., The Timet.) \WITH Herald. CENTRAL TREAT.. I7tt. HVay. Er. R'30. Mats. Saturday 2:3(1. ALWAYS YOU GOOD TILL SUMMER nnu CA3IH0 Mats. To-da- y & Sat . 2 20 MBMsni:j iwkj, imT itmw T n t with VrvTTrmt Jf Ml. ,1 PI VB CAN'T TO MISS.' iTnninilUIlST. W. Pt. .1 PRINCLSS. St Thn..nearB'way. It o n o o i AN Co. experts Artillery U8T3 WEEKS. StU New Smlleage Record Nightie Night FRANCIS DYRN&T .Mats. pat. 42d 1 as ' t: & t. Tim1 RVl II llh & St in ii'., DONALD PEGGY I ROLXND HR1AN I WOOD YOUNG '\\BUDDIES\ Mat.. & Sat 230. SOUVENIRS AT EVERY PERFORM'CE III AVUnl Wfjrl3r miMi.m RICHARD BEAINETT m FOR THE DEFEASE MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE Solo MaiUKrment Mortis lt FREDERIC R. WARREN Ptesenu benlnnlna Friday. Jan. 0. the ' HERBERT HOOVER Motion Picture SpwUcIe of Hungry, Europe. S T A R V A T I O.N Picturing 30 Nations ami Tbelf People. Twice Dally, 330 P. M.. 830 M. .mm ipynavs '.nThe Million PATnant fit Dcllsht. itKUinnnnnnuia Vim MmSJIII'I'UUHUMl: Louis Coast UATPY l'llICra-Sc- ata oa Sale rot 8 week. rftrtyltivW Institution of, Its kind In tiie world. Tho Admiral was oartlcu forty pleased, with. thV'typa of youns mefi composing- - the student body. At Havana the cruiser Now Zealand Is failing io,i&i!Q ine parvenper to nouin (rloa or Ungland,, the destination to be ) a I. '' t .fV V,; ' yea 4' AMCSKMZNTS. HEGINNINO Jci MA u. ua w rM. tW5D0NA STCW BY EDGAR fHAMKUH ttJjRNEST TRUEX RFPIIRI TP West d St. EvM.Sao. Mata. Wed. & Sat. 2:30. The Sign On the Door BIJOU Wort4Mli8t. Evm.SSJO. inaui. nen. st. SSiO. .\lit. BARNEY BERNARD \HIS HONOR ABE POTASH\ ELTINGE Kim. ft.n Aiatu w ax. t Bat. 230. The Girl in the Limousine VANDERBILT s, Hoone Z Br?., Mats. Toay tt flat. 230. iiiyiiii The Musical Comedy Hit lMOROSrOwut sfi'' Kves.8tt Oliver Morosco'a Comedy Success,\ Civilian Clothes with Olive' TelL & Thurston Hall FUI TON WastlhSt. Rves.8ao. CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD AiSeaiPurLmger Longer Letty PLYMOUTH S.&.W,S&'S530 JOHN BARRYMORE Sfek\?-- hHRRIAI. Fri., Mon. Tut.. 220. IATlNKF.SOcTk'NIOTLdDOINO. COMEDY iJ.nr.Bway.Eiinlnw833.\ M SM Tom.w & gt. 3 25. Most Laughable Comedy In Now York. My Lady Friends With CLIFTON CRAWFORD. i 1 1 a ah V I Umt VJ a. FOLLIE-- S HUh nMalaMcCorDaTlj. .lair.M WattaAda Fonnan. Tml Ijkwfe At Km... Paul Burnj, Billy Dale, Bunny Burch! ARTI8T MODElS-- S) NORA AIirIt;Wl.Aaat.330. Soata at oBca a Weela la Advance. GREENWICH VILLAGE Sfgtf8\- - Eu. 8:. Matinees Tom'w t fiat.. 3:. cSS'hu With Irene Fenwfck tt Crrll IMimr.' SHUBERT \GORGEOUS MUCAIH?ioW' World. With CHARi.B.q pirnnei.t. JullarvanTomMeNaujaionBcrteeUtaumoni. CO GUbert Jc Sulllran'. Comic Opera IOLANTHE Thea..Col.Clr.Kvt Jl :l S.Mat.Rat.3 :1S WkSKCRET or SUZANNE aIrDouWeBUI and PINAFORE. R NGRtcIWICH CURIOSITY WOL! Norma Talmadie \SlieLoreaanilUe.\ BVaV.S3St 11IVOLI ORCHESTRA. lAITiri Doudas Fairbanks ?\ W 'Whert the Cloud. Roll By' N K W YORK'S LEADING EMPIRE KTiiiti, BARRYMORE B'wny ft 40th Kt. EVM.H30, TODA Y & Hat. 3 30. in zok piay DECLASSEE LIBERTY W.43d8t. Kva.8ao. omt.!,, Mata.We.l.AHat.330. MATINEE BlLLIE BURKE In W. Somerset MaURham'a Play CAESAR'S WIFE - i Muta. COHAN GHARRIS FIRST MAT.TODAY & t AN ABSOLUTE DRAMATIC I THE ACQUITTAL By WEIMAN. \STRONGEST MOST FINISHED ) ARTISTRY OF AN SEASON.\-Htr- ld. I IT CAN DE CALLED BOTH'-S- nn. QUICKEST. MOST SENSATIONAL ON ' I Is H U D S 0 Ni Booth Tarkingtoni Went 44th fit. lufl evu. 830. m.m. f Jarpncp Wod.ieSat.330. HENRY MILLER'S 124 Ev4s.620 Hahnees ThursASot HENRY MILLER gf 5. BUNCHEBATEJS \Electrifying oiroct.\-Bur- ns MantleroII FRAN 'ACOI GAIBTV.ll'y.48 6t.Ev.8:30.Mt.Wed. &Sat. Cohan Tbca. Matinee Oeo. tfft ELSIE JANIS VJ In PEACH t IIARIIIS John. Drink.vratr'ff ABRAHAM mtOW cort jneatetr isy-s- t. ET.8:l58harp. AIat.WoiQc8at.3:15. SiTANinARn R'waylENTIRE CHANGE Me SonutlUJ COHAN M. \A and IliSU 3 Wnks. of a rimes. m ooHt. OF POLICY. j.v9.oc i o.i.iiaioni vr a; aat,oc 10 f.illllA VI' & i I l t... . . ouramaiii ARinn- - \THE WHIRLWIND\ METROPOLITAN n:tx. ITALIAN In AIX11KR3. nesanzonl. Suodullit;, Ualll; Hackitl. Do Luca, TIlVmH J? i UAIIHT. Farrar. Elltl. Rerat: Martlnelll, Couiinoti. Contl. Wolff, vni t n V. IirSTIflAN-A.Muil- l'erlnl: Criuil. Chalmers. Moranrotil. COQD'OR. S.l at J. SAMSO.Net ual,ilu. noeaoioui. Caruso, Araalo, Mardones . Conrt. Wolff. SAT. X. b;l (I to juaun. rarrar; Ilarkelt.Sociul.Malatesta.D'Ansclo.Moranionl. NKXTMON.K:15.MARTA. Garrlson.l'erlnl. Cmio. DeLuca, MalatMta. Cond. Bodantky; WBU. K:13. AilUIlt UC1 IJIC nt.. niuziu; Martiiiclll. Am.vto.Mardmira. Ctl.Moranionl. 1IAKUMAN 1'IAfiU UBCU. 1HIPPODROM.E SUN. EVE.. JAN. 18. at 8:15. Hj BY POPULAR DEMAND FokinE FoInA Ballet or Ballet With Symphony Orchestra Mail Orders now to Hippodrome ! Tfckcts $ . 50, 2. 2.50 1 3 war tax) BOX OFFICE OPENS 12 NEW YORK not ORCHESTRA Walter Damrosch conductor Aeolian Hall. Horn.. Jan. 10, at 11 Symphony Concert ror l oung i.nimreu Illustrating tho Wind Instrument. Hall, Aft., Jan. 11, at 3 ;?ST Moiseivitsch Hnietan., Carncntor, Soatd at Box Officu. Creator the Itussliu Frlma Ballerlua the Russian Full (Plus JAN. Brn Aoollan .Sunday Tcherepulne, Wairner. Geo. Engles. Mgr. Aoollan Hall. Thuin. Eve., Jan. 8. at 8:13. Piano Recital by AUGUSTA COTTLOW 50ctot3.MRt.Ix)udonCharlton.StelnvayPlano AEOLIAN HALL. Mon. Art.. Jan. 13. at 3. LacroiX Met. Loudon Charlton. Steinway Planp CARNEGIE HALL. Tuea. Aft.. Jan. 1J. at 3. NEW SYMPHONY BODANZKY Conductor Soloist: MMC. FRANCES ALDA For tho benefit of the N.Y.PROBAT10N and PROTECTIVE ASSN AEOLIAN HALL. AT .1 P. M. l'lanu Recital by MAURICE DUMESNIL Mat. S. K. Macmlllen, 23 W. 42. M. H. 3136 Ticket 73c to 32. Stelnway Piano. HIPPODROME Next Sun. Eve. JAN. 11. AT 8:13 Concerts by JOHN McCORMACK TlrkeW. $1.00. JI.SO. 13.00. I2.S0 Now at Box Oll'cn. (Stelnway Piano.) Manhattan house Su\- - Jan- - ' ' American Concert Courw Sophie BRASLAU Lambert MURPHY John POWELL PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS .Conductor. Tchaikovsky-Wagn- er Cavan Marak American at At Peat. 73c to 3 at Box Office. Mgt. Orctchcn Dick. (Stelnway Piano.) JOSEF STR ANSKY. . . . . . . . ... . (\irtiefiA Hall. Next Sat. Evf. at H!.ln at Office. FelLx F. Lelfef.. Mxr. AeoUan Evg.. Jan.O. 830. j? and Soprano Scat, turn. Sat. Last SHOW.- \- ai.ou. Sat. Czechc-Slov- ak Tenor ic. Direction C. A. BAMMAN MADISON SQ. Thousands or thrilled at Cast or 3.GOO headefi y .iao Box WALTER HAMPDEN and BLANCHE YURKA F.vea. 8:1. Seat, now on sale for all perform-auc- IMces $2.S0, J3.0O, $1.30. $l.oo, JOc. MATINElJ SATURDAY. 1ST01HD Norma Talmadge \A Daughter of Two Worlds\ 'trand Orchestra, THEATRES AMCSKMENTfl, AND aU0CEHaE8 NEW AMSTERDAMI5J-.,Av-.iJr- g MAT.TODAY 2i 1 5 BEST SEATS $2 Gilbert Miller'. Lon- don Production ofthr MeM.ter- - T.rkluston Romantic Opera. Mgt. A. L.Erlanger. ATOP rtWAM5TEJ?rVM THEATREatltJO Special Automobile Weok Feature.. presont TRIUMPH RITA EMOTIONAL ACTING. EXCELLENT \GRIPPING THRILLING. SUCCESS RECORD 2'20 OANU. ltntliler. Tickets H..lySat. GARDEN LYCEUM Theatre. W. 45th St. Eva. 8 30, haCyreaggg BELASCO iVf HL tT-8- 2 To-m- A Sat. 330. I T m \THE SON. Lrcnore uinc daughter\ Py Goorgn Scarborouth and David Belaaco LOSE 'APPLE BLOSSOMS' V llila llennott. Star Cant. Pop. Mat. To-da- CRITERION \'\Titn at. km. s m. Mt. Tvday & sat.sao. Finest I'erfonnanee of Lauretfe Taylor's Manoors' Bolt Fiay.One Night in Rome\ A 'IyIISS MILLIONS\ MA lylpUNOII JUDY THEATRE \Welcomod.\Sun.\DeltahtfuI MmlcalComedyOem. Mat.Fii.&Bat. n'y'38 8:lhp. MATINEES VICTOR HERBERT'S Musical ANGEL show FACE CARNEGIE HALL. SUN.. JAN. HEIFETZ t VIOLIN RECITAL. (Stelnway MUSIC HALL. Mr.& Mrs. Tr!. Burn. Mantle In Ete. Mail Vi .\JWcU v' St.at ft SAT.. 3:18 Best Play, qe II, at 3 Plano.l 63D ST. 8:13 sonata, itetiiai ty Alexander Bloch AEOLIAN HALL. Aft. at :i Ethel FRANK Soiw Rctttal (Mason & Hamllo Pl.no.' FIFTH BILTMORE FRIDAT MORNINO MUSICALE Hotel Blltmore, Jan. 9, at 11. DESTINN MARDONES i2 MENGES Reserved Seata, $1.00. On .at at Bllt- more Box Office, Balcony Floor. Man- agement It. E.John. ton. Knabe Flano. ALOI-IA- HALI. Mat., ism. 10, 3 P. M EDWARD MORRIS Concert of Pianoforte Music Mason & Hamlin Piano. Carnep.ie Hall, Toniht at 8:20 JAMES B. POND presents MAURICE 1VHOW1LL SPEAK IN FRENCH, ON THE UNKNOWN SHORE\ Complete English Version by Leon Dbo. Seat. J2.50 to c at twx office or from Mgt. J. 11. Pond Lyceum Bureau, SO K. 12 V. hiWil HALL I WW 'WZc BELGIUM P0PUUR PRICES 50c to $2.00 Ned lr t Wayburn s Song Scenes .Capitol SvmDhonv Orchestra FINSTllN PnnH.itln IOah. NOW mm AoMi..:eN7Bs I.EXRIGTOM AVSMOC OPERA TICKETS 6442 Greeley ALICE LAKE \SHOULD A THE LOG OF THE NATIIANIAL OPEN iNCLUfilnaTxi. 46-47t- m Sratm. PARtSlAN FASrHON PROUIC CARUSO AND ALL OPERVS. 9UDSCRIPTIONS BOtHillT SOLD OR EXCIIANOEI) FOR .SEASON. ALTERNATE OR NlmJLE PERFORMANCES JACOB'S TICKET OFFICE. Norraandle Ilotel.n'way. afilh COLUMBIA, B'nav Sc 47. Twice DailylPop. THK I s v iPrlcft. nROOKLYN AMU8EJI ENTS. nTAR Jay Fulton Sta. MATw 1 ru yf Tel. Main 1803. DAILY ALL JAZZ REVUE SUNDAY: TWO BIO CONCERTS TWO. HOTELS AND HKST.URANTS. LUNCHEON Y 80c M URRAY'S ROMAN GARDENS 42nd STREET ,Vct of Broadway 14tb Street, seat Feuitfe ATenue.