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PAY UP 10 DIX
Mayor Approves Bill Putting
Teachers on Same Footing.
15,000 WOMEN AFFECTED
Gaynor Savs Tax Rate Will Go
Up Only Four Cents on $100
to Raise S3.500.000.
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THE ASSEMBLY.
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MR. BACON'S HOME BURNS
Country House of Ambassador to
Prance Destroyed
Westbary, Long island. Oct "? Special*,
country place ?>_ Robert Ek-con,. Am*
_ ..ne of th**
cossntsndt ? ? ths W hentlej
Hills, vas burned a the ground si ds
morning household
? ?- The
bed sixt. -? re room
the tnasi attract I* ng Island,
Icommanding .-? beautiful vww ?>f i.?' Long
island -
M is ? ??
i The
f the m wans
?? aeon ende : ?day, ai d
daughters went
?i early
bout this morning of servant
irrs *r.- the
? ? imily
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WCTO tile flrnt ?
. n its ?? is pour
?r at the north win?
house were still
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help from the ?
D Iforgen. Harold
?i - Phipps and Dudley Wlnthrop.
could uatl
lire departments from
' " QHston Ml? ol ?. Ros ? n ? ?.
? the lach I utd the dis*
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g val
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PIRE IN FIFTH AVENUE HOME
Guests of Mrs Joseph Sticknev
a* Whist Hein Fight Blaze.
electrl
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Payne
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men | Kl- volun
and a hll?
rom behind
? on room , -
v. ord ws
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i arrival the Rremen made short
lion of
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SAYSAST0R0FFEREDS20.00Q
Presbyterian Moderato-.- Tells of
Pastor's Refusal to Wer) Couple
rn, N. \ .. ? i. y..-.
IStng SI BSlOn here ?
reebyterian Byi irk de
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commit ? Ing s federal unlfon
uid s tited an - mil?
? ? rainal
.>n
The
tlon e- -? 10h 'lie synod ?
and st
......
i Prime, of Yonkers ?
: that Sen '?
? ... ? ? divorce ?
adopt!? n of a uniform is*/
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ring w Ith II
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era tor. th<
! ?rence t.. the ne? ent I
- in New England,
"bul i know """ Pr?
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Prest? ?
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PRESS WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS
Move to Drive Disease from New York
by 1915 Gets Fresh ?mpetu...
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the programme for "no incai
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Th?- . ??nfer? n. ( Sdl |
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ha State Pi
mmttt.
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nvlcti u v.. ii
nd th?
WHAT IS GOING ON TO DAY
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Tom av-tiut Bd
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MONTANA GETS TAFT'
!
He Spends ?.. Pleasant and Profit?
able Day in the State.
LARGE CROWDS CHEER HIM
Socialist Mayor of Butte Stays
Away?Delegation Promised
to President.
t Staff con
Bluings, Mont- ?Oct. ?9. The Preeldenl
?i pleasant and ai unquestionably
profit i Montana to-day belBg
I..,.,.... i by larg
ind Billings and bj surprisingly
liirc?. groups of people at sll in?"d<
?t"|"!. many of (he i>la. ? ? spps
wholly remote from civilisation.
Pres?lden1 Taft was mot .it Rut'
-?? ?- Norria s Democrat ai d ?by
Senator i >? Etepr leentatlve p?
the two former accompany [
throughout hla sta bi I ?
nal ? 'omn 4 - am
The So? tal ? M - ?'' Butl de ',?i",'l
? ? i? : left the
itv sudden!) last nicht, adopting the
course ?-f the Socialtat Mayor oi M
waukee. aho tr?-nt-?i Colonel Roosevelt
i In Ii!--' ' ? rhen he vtatted thai
ir ago Hi ? ? ed A? I
; , urn la lit ? ; ??-. >rn? r N Bens
I tixon and ?en ppt ion i ?om
? left notbi g I ? i>? dealn d
?? itraii"ti ??-? ?? ??- '
"The Butt? Inter? M luntair sa; i
? Taft.? vladi i ?- on?
ontln ii ion Pi*, rn the m
? f ?us urn?, a] to his depart n
. re off wort I tn<
B? nator Dixon and otneri in .? position
idge declare that Montana will sen-l
i solid Taft
ni ? it tha
-? ? Brill t?e found In tha R
nn In 1912
At Livingston, sddreaalng not less than
?aux thousand peraona, the ?Pros dent i
plained his I ind tt -
ntention of the Montana
? ? ? n that the dut
should he hat? d on scoured wool rather
_'? ?? - ml lie
t that when l
If Beard a
f ? | q [og\ ? "
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semb - Preaidi nt, and it
ngs the str I I! i? ?>
Oper H ou a? ws
tmost ?
?resident '-? ?? - ??? th?
ommitt? e In the Elks i
? ?if the finest
found anywhere In the ountr
Taft ' " dueed at the evening]
ernor ?Vorrii and Sena
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TAFT TRIP ENDS NOV. 12
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Wiil Return to Washington Then
from Chattanooga.
' 1? -The ?
?Presld? 'supplemental tour
? ? date of his re
"?a?? fixe?l f.?i \
final trip ?ill en
: burgh "ii ' ?? : M Taft will
il M irg intoarn, 4S
?rill g Hot I
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From ? 'it: t will ?
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M Taft will pa
Naahvil lewan?
the Unlver
? - >n< ?? n enl t? s? ho? :. .?. ?i lo i
Fro*n th? '?'
go dire ' ' -'
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GOV. JOHNSON EXPLAINS
Feared Attack on Recall ai the
Taft Dinner.
Pan
ittend sr In honor of ;
Ir ".i^ ??" ? is? le (Jovemor wish?
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it mil ? - ill from ?
?m the
ation, '?? hi?
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Don?
aient ? ' Govi r?
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?mi th? .
i (tend
?,i tii? nation (ltt ng m it ? t ? ?
....
a ? n a i ? I
? \ <-nt ' ghl
,? ? r to divin'? that ? ma
cone
with the President rien
le upon direct ?? gli
" ? nit ?.' the
mlgl narr* ?
thai
BRYAN KEEPS AT IT
Habit of "Challenging" Taft Be?
coming Confirmed.
m .1 Bryan,
in "The ' 'omraoi ? ? > nother
challenge to Pm d? ?u : why
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last I I bs s n i? ni"
? -?uii i it ily i n his
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Chief Juxtlceihl I ?
Justice i\ hit? ?? '.??????
i?,?ik ti,?- i: . th? i lestlon.
.ppotnted nui? ?. ? ? the hi
? III.III. V. II,? ,,.. ? .
with more . id I ik-n
the ; ? Dple i de ?>? Il list - and
OU I" K?
i ?emocrai t he pig? - u ei an si I
Make public the reeomtm
jiui i?m the peo?
? i.- Ind len? "',r
?ilntments
appointed ?,?.?.-.-! noi
? he had Intel ;
Hi-- trust
. .i
uur platform pi n ?.i.,i
ml < ? weakening It Make
and ? i : ..i i ??? onimemla
lions ui ?>i, ?? hl h uu appointed Jusii? ??
Hughe?, and lei the i?,,|.i.
?i in,?.it-.? ?lilil?,i m -.. iir? his ?!?
? M All tl.in. 0 pi .-m,, j .
appoint? "?i took the side "t the
\I.,K,- publl
? him,, -..i,,? .,??
? ? i ' led ? ? m and I? '
publl? ' ? hoe ? ompli turned
' ' t runt?
?t the i
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? maBe the is* to suit i ?-m ?? i
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but
?t magnate ihould
lueatlon a rots la
, Presld :.t Ta.'t's policies is j
for the trurta
HERBERT HIMSELF AGAIN !
Equals Earlier Good Work in
"The Enchantress.'
? ? Herb? rt - Od_ isey came *
_? ? .?- : ?tend Into his
?'i Mi- wanderings anee the Ami i
of ? I ?? .-? swede" and ? i*>- -
? ? s ." Mi- ,in.i ne has h id
ad. enturas ht -Knn;?> lands l1
? d Op?
ile em ounteretl s ? rp? ?
et ?-.im. aal last night
he came home to the hearts ?>_ his ad?
? ? all at th? N a Tot h The
atre, when Jeseph M. <..i??..< pr.
?Aa- entitled - n l ic programme a
pars . ..mi'iue. Ths Knchsnti
il.-, bert, t?"- k and lyrics
ed i?? Gross and Harr, f. -
.\n-i there waa la this opei ? eom q ?? ??
one moment wh.?n th? musti r
i . ths
?ii. heard In "Natoma "
In shol ?. T ?? ?-; ws ?n in
? ? ? that
? ?? ? ? ghtl - ? ..era.
lellghtfUl In music, t>??uk '.
presentation. And ihe Si ? Brat
? ? namic force, in
-ign Si an ?
hat M
aid ..?r tiie
\laie (i. i,-. , w?ii known
? ?' "La Paesai
sai ? Mme ':? ans a moat
itloi - . ? . ,
-.j ? es and
: i..- mu< ' >? i . M ?
u m much to M
is im, : I- . hut t.treliie. tl,."
? i
he m
The it t Th- Km hal - ibn*
?
'ai ??.n .1 ian, v bo m. r>
?a Vhrien Sever <
??i ??-1 - agi \i . |
t. r-'ain his power, lm to
-
m th?
Vivien Is
?
is s i . .
M Im
ingfrau ? is Vu len, snd H ir Id H
M?as i lordon ??
? enough sill
?y Ml be I iken for he*
though b< - mded
She i .- - . tiful Indeed to loos upon. ?
e ,.n S
enchantress In her ?u.a.: Mr Perde i i
s r
m becomingly Arthur Ko is I
ter n >_er.t and Ralph i
...
warm : v..,rk
if the
-
? even
?? ? hal i i
genera
?? .?f the band?
it, ? n- ..f th? esl drilled ?nd ?
t I ' ed tha? Broadn ?
for mai ridei
i ?ne nui g Princesses," *
-une ?
?
< >f the individual musical men
I
I: ??? ' K 1' -Tiel..
dles th. a . ?.cm-.
me. M
e In her "I
- Donna."
there j
Is a moral m ev< thing?e?
?
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ght Eng*
i ? ? So* York should be
:' -r The E
laager s
wat living htm
.... ,.\,.r
lisle Anc lid be
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Do you want to locsen the qnp of
Tamr-.anv on the city and state? You
can heio by voting the fusnn ticket. To
ote you must reqister. The-e are
enough arti Tammany votes to do it, if
ths) '"ir?" sll made available by registra*
tien. Make yours count!
THEATRE GOES TO PROCTOR
Main?- Court Decides Against
Keith in Suit Over 5th Avenue.
M . \ d*- 1st?
g ivenue
-
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Ms ? ttion,
. . associate
? ??
iltion ol
i ? n? m.i. ' un f " ? hi both skies con?
front th? -'-?" smus. m.nt
- ..Mil . - 'It til
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It
.1?. HOUld llillll. I
if tha court from Jusl
d? ? leton ai d th it pending the
It ? I Would .n
A
. ment ' .?mi i
K F. Albe? _ eral ****???*g?
..?nil Intere
Rppi . - Mr l"'?>. t ?? said i.i-r
night thai l ??? don mai had I hs .-i??.?
uf a litis ? "i of
...
inset. Mesara '- -
and i'.?>. th. .?f Poi thin.I. snd W F B
? M
,. ? lominani
In the ent world as b; me
itsld? igreemenl us iniea with
Ut loi g th?
?? ? n that
.,' Se ? Y< ik ' i? next
hit-ai ?? i -
Proctor . has pi '.iken
harge of the ? (tensive theatrical
iti.i ??nt. oiled le y
one hundred and twentj
? -..??.r ? nmplete re
?
THEATRICAL NOTES.
? . - ehean
., Th? ' which s
In So en
: pement .?f the Authoi ?> Prod
? ompan The ?? i ' ???m Include Jane Cowl,
Edith ? '- ''?- ' i ? ?' ??
.!? nnli
K N
The ? ?? ?? ' - ??? tiaul
: i
Inda ? be pr ???
lai led to
.-. . w York anont 1 ?? ? em ? ?
. eft l< la and will
?;,, in under the
.
At I.
M,n will a ' ? Mlrdlln.-i i
ih ? -Bad.**
m ? rs
Hug ron "? lo? Pranh M
s Hud
M
t las ? f
?mi .mi tha lighting
held .imi' . ' ntury
...
rf'irma o 8s Is
-, .
lus i , u pesi In i nf? m . ?
. -ne-' Th- ItO 'll'kin.. M?-?t last I I'll- ?
rilla tpp?MrS8_esa Si ?"?*? I StoalaJ Taeatre
tnit. -eck.
ONLY TWO DAYS MOKE OF REGISTRATION'.
Those of''the better element''who abstain from "mixing up in dirty polil - i aid. speak
to Mr Murphy. They ?ire among In- best friends.
OBITUARY.
ALFRED BINET
!'an- ' ..-? Aifr-ri Bfa ' tot nf
j ?? i tiiveratty ?of Paris, ?alad
t?.-,i,i
EX-CONGRESSMAN M. H. KULP.
i ?amokin, Peni i>ci LI Monroe u
Kulp, familiar): knowi , I i mer" Kuip.
the 511 " and Mtb congresses,
? ii?'ii one ?if tii?? Re
'II \eao\er~ ' | itBtS Bl Olio tllM
.mu ? itan-b follower ?>?* .--<?nat?>r
Mr K ilp .... urea ? ?em i eld.
a
THE REV. JAMES M. MESSMORE.
? ? tl l'.tun. Kort h India.
??-.I?.?!- IK. .if the H?*v .lump? M M?<>3P
more, mi ac<?d Methodta Busskmsry, was
red ?nord "f missions ??f th?
Met i ". it Epi? h yesterday A
It ami Mr? ?MeaSBSOrS
completed 'iff ? ??.?r^ of mission -.vork in
Indis It m - ? rement had ?>e?-t?
authorised, to taki effect .? few seeks
Misauiuri ?I'?, iirst sailed from
Vmerlea for in?ii.? in i?>>fl had not ??????n
H? ?as horn
, ,i?!, and si idled ??? the ?i.irr^tt
tit ute at !vs loa 11
? i?!
? s
MISS JENNIE OLIN.
ton. ?Jet ' - of th? <i??ath of
on? , f Uta a?sstooarles
M ( the American B??ar?i ?if
Comm ' '?'? gn Missions, na?
wtquarters ??f th*
m i ? ' din ?li.-.i ?,[i Sep
ipitri In Bydne Sen
treat?
tu?.nt !??? July.
OBITUARY NOTES.
MRfl ANNA k 0E8T&RLE, died ree
.i- her home, N?? Ml Metropolitan
at l .,? sga of ninety?
- ? . , ? " ? ? and
had lived In ' amaburg asctloB ?in,
..tr*
ago
FUCHARD KENDALL MUNKITTR1CK
?.,.. f...- himself as ? writer
of humorous verse, died on
Etamford, Com He >"???- boro in ?Man
tnd
tills '?'.nut- Pron
, staff ??? rlter for "Puck,
and from rved as editor of
I". .i?i?iiii"ti tu his writings for
latious periodicals, Mr Munklttrick was
? Moon ?Prince, ami
"New Jarse? Aral u
Sights," "The Acrobatl Musi .?i.'l "Ths
ANDREN ii Hi >AG, a m ? if ., turar of
ctrtfc Rxturea arlth offices st So
, ? ? \, w fork, Is ?dead al
: ?i South Orange H>* aras Bfty?
? iir? ,,i,i Mrs Hoag and .?. -?jn. J.
? ? ? | if irvlve iiim
mac i \ ? IRANI died i at the
... ... a. Long '? - ??-. lbs
and had beea an ?n
mate of the home for sboul .'Uiti' years?
MRS HELENE CHARLOTTE DIECK?
MANN PUPKE, *?ho had !>?M?n iar???lv in
???i :u charities, Including the l-abeiia
the ?Qerman Hospital, >Ue,\ yom*
? ..? after s ion? illnt-es at h.?r hOBBS
\.? .::". \\ ??-? ISTth street Iba ama bora
in Germany in ?SSt and ?am?? to this eoua
ir\ tif? ears iga Booa afterarard
married ?to .lohn Y Pupke, a
it? minent merahant hers Ha died Mferal
sgo Bhs leaves tara poa
daught
MRS. PISKE IN A NEW DRAMA.
Oci II m ? risks sad Um
Mankattaa campai psaaaated *t the Bm
lo-night fur the Arm time
Vea Marriage," a aaaaaa?** by Lang?
Mitch? " ? ?lay ?aaJs a Itk ?ho ?sub
? matrissoB] snd ?'?m well received.
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.
a gorilla taken to New v,.ik glad i
In oken he nr?- limits t,? | hi
duranra ??i <??. ? ? go la Sehen?
t 'nion-Stai
? ifti ' sai Id itri has ?ils?.t4 thai
h.-r mission Is t?. preach to the rich New
Yorkers There is i sample ?>f tti<- enthu
slasin of rout h One ?>' the .?a?- of sixteen
would be staggered st th?- maguitu?!?*
,<f the task < 'in .ik?> ! tall] Maw -
Little ' >i?i Ms? Fork ?aad Breadwai and
W hite \V a ?and all thai Is
but urelj eeaohlng ?? i<?.int whare
its not?e will be ?.? nolseles? thai ,i ?a ill be
surruwful except t., fhlladt-lphts Phi la -
. i;? ? ?,r?i
Bl ii kw? It's i.si. garb ?in ?.?>?>n
"> , torgotten uiw ?. public riprtiaelon
i; H v't.-.l .it 111?- ImkIk.-i ?ho? In
N, va Vork ?m Hi? i|iir?til??n ,<t rbanalna It
'" llitMpltal I'ark the .?ftirmatu.- i
tt.sns ii?.i the 'K-Kativ.' rote *?! Th?
' .? \!ll I..- UUr\\ In r?-|tari| this I
??lui.?, mandate that must u- o?beyed
? ,ii Times
' ?"? would thiah lba| the i>?meats at
? i k .??ut* m?.-i all ' tans' would
, , ? d s?? \ ,-,rk ? i(> m the
? . irld ? ? hamplonshlp but it
? lara?r for the (thirties j
I | there ir? ,,10i? h??res '
? srhaps the ?aaai
. i-'| hid :? ? modest town n??t I
much giv?n -,, boaattng, *n?i Nob \,->rk|
bbtshness that kindles re
KOUUent ? \\ a!ii:,i?n Times.
WALTZ CONTEST AT CASINO'
Professionals Compete but Prize
Goes to Amateur Couple.
The result of the Marathes a ill 1 ?at? it
beM on 'he stags "i* 'he Casino Theatre all
during s'est er da; iftei i ? nnrprtaa
to nit tha competitors except the placid
wmners thomaclvca, James Morrison and
' no?- Lynch, of Brooklyn, who befOr?
terdsy were unknown to fanie. The . ?
began it promptly, and iin?* of the
couples wh>. .-ame t.. .-ompete for prises ire
?e?n Blghtfj '11 ' ? .erlies, tnil- !
s:, al and otharwias There s era Martin
Brown _nd Adele Rowland, of 'The Kiss
traits" compsny; t.-'r: ? '? Ms free
the Winer Gerden Al L
Grey from "Tha Never Homes?" st tbe
Broadnra. Theatre Dorothy Brenner an..
PVed Sentie, of tbe "Wife Hum -
-, ?ar
a> ?! e Herald Square Theat Ma: Beley
and "Jack" Hassard. Mom T . Ds ess
Company, an.' I lllford, the sttla
whirlwind dancer of Th?. Never Hob
Fan?-- waitzlne waa han?.I o I I
contest wsi gotten up merelj to prove who
could keep up ? straight, bld-faahioned
1 round wall 'i end
H Lynch the onl? amateurs on the
door, e .ally tired the :
? The end ..r two hours
tbe: wi re unite alone on th?
. pesre i to be still in cond
I up IndeSnltely. The pr ? inrarded to
them.
A number of friend i sated
... from the
press, were pr? enl I '
\MERICAN BAR NON-COMMITTAL
I
Refuses to Act on Turkish Barristers ^
Protest About Italy.
- ? Whltetock. of
Baltimore, lecreta of tha Am?
ructions of
....
able lo Constant
acknowledgment of .? m<
fr.-m President Pus
in which
the Turkish bar e con?
duct ?>f itah, which i? describes aa ?
? . aad
the essential principles of civilisation.
Th.- Mr Whit
that Inaam i
I ! tica! nature the sasodal on is conati i
t.. les ? ? .( ..,
opinioi - ? ts members all
thegrxecutlve commit!
?
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.
MISS Ian-? De W Itt M.-- |g ?? r of
Dr snd Mrs Alfred Ds 'v tl
Maaon, was msrrled to Klngsl
Blauson laet evening at tha a.an" of her;
parents. No .. i Bald Pis ? Brooklyn.
Only relativas and s few does personal
friends witnessed the ceremony, which was
performeii hv Dr M.i*..n. but Invitations,
to the receptloi foil? srlng wars more ?ten- !
eral. Miss Marls Dttmas Lott, of Plat*?
bush, aras tha rttm - ittei .hint. Har- i
old Whiting Us - is his brot
est nsi ? snd Floyd ?
Thompson. Of Manhattan served SS ?shers ?
Mi lia .-. n is s eon of Mr i d Mrs John
Whiting - of MMdletown, N ">
:? a Cornell man Tha bride was gradu
at.-d from Smith College b ihe pr*
pored at the Berkele Mr and
Mr?. Bis m i t st Mont igas
Brooklyn.
eg , me '
label N J . ? ? ?? areddlng
of ,\ii?s Virginia Calvert Key Qlaast
the Rev I ?r I ?Ms A '
i?r....k. to Henry (Irani Morse, of Mow
Tork, ?nok pis ?? Mils even Ins In St Je
i b, of which the bridi .
father i-? rector Miss GlaaebVuok waa
i b} tier fathei. a bo sis?
formed the ceremonj The maid of honor
....!? Misa Emalyn Rumford, and the brid?e*
.ii.u.i- Mis?. Mildred Morse, >>f New fork,
and M llasebrooh ..f Lawrence.
.?.i,-. Va Bi in Morse, a Nee fork, w.is
Ills brother's beal man, and the
were Shir.is Campbell and Albert F I
Muli?;.m, of Mus city; ??'. Townaend Howes,
..f Nee \..?k. and Parr) A Horner,
?i Ruafa and *. Le Baron r. ?II, ? ?- Phil?
adelphia.
I -
Tin? marriage of Predertck liuated Dus
bnrj to Mlae Jennie \ irmnia w ?
daughter ot Georgs Wataoa, lbs bores
Show ? xlul'itor lak.-- plaos tIMs alterno.?a
at Mr iv.iis.in? estmtry pises at Glad
ion. n i Th.? ssressoay ?will be \?-i ?
foraaed bi tm?** Rev Dr 0 ego
Sm Mi of the ? ? ibyt? rlen ' I
of this .it | Dr l'a il . 'o;?:- I ? . \ ITJ *A MI
? ? ?nan. while Miss Roela RTataoa, s
sister of tha SsMs will be maid of honor
Ths brldeamal?s win i... iba Miss.-* Frai
Howie: and Madeline M.???re The ashsrg
are lo ??? WllHam \Na:s?'u and Chartas J
Barria
Register to-day! Polls open frorr? 7?
a., m. to 10 p. m. If you are not reg?a
tered yen cannot vote. The votera are
to crocus at the coming election men
not only ? . make but also to oonstrua '
snd enforce laws for all. You auroly !
want to take part m the selection of i
4uch officials. i
MRS. ROBERT B. MANTELL ILL
Eusbanrl Abandons Theatrical Com?
pany to Go to Her Bedside
It lati? Htghlsnds, N J. Oct B iSajO*
M ; Maria R?> It h M .in? :' srtfa "f
? I' ?Mantel? ???? ? - - .
'II at h??r lioni* her??. .?ml -, ..? her
? n forced to ab?ndern his
company for the um*
?Vi Mr Mant? - lag tt
t A thai ? ?? s ??- luffTlns trom s eom
plication of diseases, foil wing in stuck
?if heart d a ? -? a ht? h - ? ?uff? - ,
igo Although Mrs Mantell i i ?
K romfortaM: Il a is said thst noth?
ing d< ? g her condit ? ? uid
,1? known until to?mo
-e
MARRIED.
tobar II teil -.? Isa?
I ' the Rev. M Rids?!? :,,.?in -
tele ? - u us f M i I :
Mrs. Willi?; ? ?T _.
Ilaailssi ttwoia. f Hem I - i
IbBLlN !. ENGL | | ? ?
A m"- isey, pa i ha r?' i?r
John B. M . '.?..- . laughter
of M , : \t r\ ,?? Bncla at N?w or
. -
?
Hl'NTER- Hi >U
?????? s ' ? \ r .
by Pies , [/-alee
Holdei ius Mrs. 1 l?ai Holden, ??? tha
Ra> ?rshara Cham?bers Hunt? of N'ea
Msakes of -.1--,;-. , -1 ggggfcg matt ?
tri. numnirii Ijt fii'l n_m? aod id.lreM.
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m
KOHLMEIER ' >" IT. IS Hewn t
l,?lo\',? husband of laMltaa K?.?i!rn?iar K'ir-ra
. . ? - 8 nin.
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ite .lames seeds
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INDERTAKICR*
FUA>B V t \WPRFI.I.. Ml 1 Wea' 2*1 St.
riiap-l? Pr-.-a" P. ?otni ?Private A-nhuUnesa.
T.' '?"?? '?l,?!??? _
OFFICES
M UN OPFII g N Os 141 N?im . ?? ?
, rT'itt S '^FFl' T. -So IM4 B-o-iltty or
in ?Vmsrlrsn l.i?"i?-t T-l???f-_ph OfOce
KARUtH ?-?PFlt'ES?\o 15T Vast 123th street.
No >?C. t\?st 123th at.-aei _n?l Ka IIS ^est
ISSth ??r?-'
WASHINGTON BUREAU?W?story Bttlldla?

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