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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

9

Editors Stand By Wilson Amid Mexican Crisis Call

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels urged editors to back President Wilson during the Mexican crisis. He praised honesty and independence in journalism, cited McKinley’s wartime unity, and urged no politics in national honor. Daniels defended regular navy calls and praised Adolph S. Ochs of The New York Times for enduring journalism.

Josephus Daniels Wilson National McAlpin Daniels America President McKinley Spain William McKinley Congress Republic National Guard Decatur Europe Itan Ubke Oine Lee J. Rountree Natorial Association Audirose Exico Atlantic Mexico Adolph S. Ochs THE New York Times Ochs Sane St. Paul Aong Hatta’ Times New York City Long Beach National Editorial Association United States Department of Justice Federal Trade Commission Ashingen H. Tomlinson Forristown N. J Say Hotaling Mapleton Minn Freedent George Schlosser Sioux Falls J. Byron Cain Belle Plaine Kan Homer Harn . Warren Mich G. L. Caswell Iowa F. E. Gannett Elmira N. Y

Editors Tour Canvas: Minneapolis Trip and New York Meeting

Edward Albright Dietrick Lamade and trustees plan a sightseeing itinerary around Manhattan Island Brookly Navy Yard and Mergenthaler Linotype. The New York State Press Association re elects Frank F E Gannett as president and names an executive slate.

Edward Albright Gallatin Texas Dietrick Lamade Williamsport Penn Minneapolis Manhattan Island Brooklyn Navy Yard Mergenthaler Linotype Company Brooklyn New Jersey New York

NASTIEST SPRING ON RECORD

A weather-wry note laments a brutal cold spring and an early summer chill. The piece mocks Winter’s raid on seasonal norms, cites the coldest sprint in 43 years and the coldest fast summer day in 19 years, with record low means around 4 and 14 degrees.

New York Weather Bureau

New French Theatre to Rise on Broadway Opposite Boot Theatre

Théatre Francais Compagnie signed a ten year lease for a new playhouse on the north side of Forty-fifth Street west of Broadway to be built by J. J. Shubert. The Comédie Francais will seat about 1000 and feature French drama with Lucien Bonheur as director.

Théatre Francais Compagnie Forty-fifth Street Broadway J. J. Shubert Boot Theatre Wor Otto H. Kahn Theodore Roosevelt Robert Goelet Comédile Francais Lucien Bonheur Berkeley Lyceum France Apollo Mesars. Shubert Messrs. Shubert and Cohan & Harris Astor Theatre

Margaret Anglin Picture Corpora tion formed with eight films planned

A new company titled the Margaret Anglin Picture Corporation selects New York and Detroit as studio locations. James D. Barton serves as president and James Shesgreen as vice president after four years as Anglin’s manager. Arthur Voeguin and Livingston Platt will direct artistic and technical aspects of production.

Margaret Anglin Margaret Anglin Picture Corporation James D. Barton James Shesgreen Miss Anglin New York Detroit Mich Arthur Voeguin Hippodrome Livingston Platt

Betty Behave comedy secured for Jane Cowl

Selwyn Co secures Ralph Renaud comedy Betty Behave for Jane Cowl next season. Preliminary performances planned in town in July with a Thanksgiving time run. Cast includes Orme Caldara Henry Lear Richard Ordynski to stage Misa Cowl in her first comedy role.

Jane Cowl Ralph Renaud Betty Selwyn & Co of Town Lie Speaches Orme Caldara Henry Lear Richard Ordynski Misa Cowl

Italian Drama Season at Teatro di Varieta Opens

Students of Italian language and literature should note the summer program at Teatro di Varieta on Third Avenue. Last Monday Mr. Vitale opened a series of plays by contemporary Italian dramatists never before shown in this city in English or Italian. Bracco, D Annunzio and others will be offered on Mondays and Saturdays and on other days if patronage warrants.

Teatro di Varieta Third Avenue Vitale Bracco D'Annunzio

Queen of the Rouses to Open After Justice Engagement

Leoncavallo's cinema opera The Queen of the Rouses will play at the Candler Theatre soon after Justice ends. The cast features famed Italian actors and a fifty piece orchestra will perform the score. Yvonne Garrick, from Theatre Francais, joins Belasco for Martha Hedman’s role in The Boomerang, debuting in English.

Leoncavallo Candler Yvonne Garrick Theatre Francais Berkeley David Belasco Martha Hedman Mile Garrick Helen Lowell Frederic McKay Willard Mack Jane Oo Broadway Blanche Ring Jesse I. Lasky Omer Columbia Ralston R. Reed Morristown N. J Hedford Ferdinand Gottschalk Emily Lyceum Charles Frohman Winter Garden Cular Harris West Keenings Fred Nible Milly Helliday Belasco ASTOR _ tinees the Cohan Ais ST Emnay

Allied Bazaar Ends in Patriotic Blaze

The Allied Bazaar at Grand Central Palace closes after nineteen days drawing vast crowds and raising over $1,500,000 for Belgian relief and other charities. Highlights include Miss Margaret Mayo’s performers, bids for a $10,000 pearl necklace, and a visit by Helen Keller urging aid for blinded servicemen.

Grand Central Palace Margaret Mayo Will Morrissey Morrissey United States Ziegfeld Café de Paris Commission For Relief Belgium Broadway Commission War Felted Clearing House Red Relief Committee National Sailor Dretcer & Co A. W. Niland U. S. 8 S. Ozark Brooklyn Navy Yard Buklin Hotel Biltmore Jeffery Automobile Day Kolik Detroit Mich Packard Annette Kellermann Helen Keller Miss Keller

Plea for Help for Soldiers in Dark House Ends in Plaques

George Hough Perry and Waldemar De Bille, executive directors of the bazaar, received bronze plaques yesterday for their services. The appeal urged mercy and support for young men going into battle, noting they now risk homelessness and despair without aid.

George Hough Perry Waldemar de Bille The Azaar

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