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STOVER SUSPENDED:
FILMS TO FIND HIM
Mayor Kline Acts in Case
of the Missing Parr
Commissioner.
10.000 THEATRES
TO SHOW PICTURE
I riend Thinks Grief Over Death
of Gaynor ?May Have Caused
a Mental Trouble.
ided Park Costs*
. <?"?. er j se o?
rotractt ri absent ? bul did no! re
mot ?? ; .m from "Hi.???. as lie Indicated
I o - !<??? missing Com
ml? irn? .1 b> the tin t ol tus
m- ans
w h< 1: Mr, Stot er dot 1 retui n he erill
In to the Mayor his lorg
if the et?
planation Is satisfa. t"? e will ho'd
i he r? malndt 1 t*t
.Ma \...
i m*? word
1 nmtniseloner Stover. Police
("ommiesionci v- lo wi - taked yeetcr
.!..? t.. maki Inquiries for the absent
1 'ommlssii - . . Police 1 te?
m? ut Some ?.f Mr. Stcn 1 r*s
i i\ ?? arranged to be ? ?
his plctl ' m I11.1MKI in?.. Ing
I'll t I 111 til?' 1 ?MlllMv ,
?us him In the playgrounds and
The picture will be Include 1 In
Path?'s Wceklj and erill be released
"n Thanksgiving Day, unless h? 1 -
turns in the mean tiin- The Introduc?
tor.! Inscription on the picture ?rill 1
"AS.
di of Charles B. Stover, Park
mlesloner of Near v.iik, who mys
tusly disappeared on October 16,
nol had a trat e of h'ra sin? e."
s..m.. of tiif Commissioner's ft
who ha\. Im en trj Ing to trat e 11
ii;.\. becoBM ?. ?>r?\ in ;ed thai be is
iering nom s..m.- ?ort of mental
ration, poeeibl) apfa
J K. Laven of No 110 Weai Tlst
street, who is om ..(' Mr. Stover's old
' il nds. ha- in. ting a 1 ar.'
f'i! seach for the mleslni Commis
'. Laver} Hi.?1 al the University
meni foi three years, a here Com
mlesionei Stover made his home He
1 1 vin . .1 thai Stovi 1 would not
in. .1 away m !..nR unless he
was sufferliig from some mental
iv. ml. le. ?
Mr. Lavery, having an account al
one bank when the Commissions*"
n depositor, found opportunity tt> as
n whether the missing man hail
drawn any monej for ins personal use
h" has !.., n aws He found
? .n November ll the commissioner
. ' heck, (later) s head ?>n Xtivem
!?? 1 13, lo Mm,. .? Rosenfeld, a photo
il No, 116 Nassau street, in
payment : obliga- ?
ontaining the cbt
. Pari 1 '? i'.ti"tnieni sta?
tioner" and .\a:- inclosed In a Univer
Bettli tn- ni ? ni elopi. It was p
marked Philadelphia, without an\
dn sa 1. red that on the
da). N??.ember 11, Commise!
Stovei mailed four <?th. 1 checks, all
in payment of personal bills In this
iit:.
Bobbins Oilman, head <?f the Univer?
sltj Settlement, received a letter from
Commissioner Stover ..n November IS,
slmllarl} postmarked, containing In
structloni te*. ?. !? ;-i up" certain personal
l>apeni In bis des'" a: the Settlement,
t-ome of his frk nds feel that if he did ,
nut have an idea ?if making away With |
himself, he al least did nol intend
in return lor some tin .
it was learqed at the Park D?part?
aient yesterday that lidiar Walter.
Hie sculptor who executed the design
inr the bear and faun fountain t.. le
? re? ted tn Mornlngslde Park as ? me.
mortal to Alfred L Beligman, '.m.
the way from San WYant i* 0, where lie
- doing work in connection with the
Pan-American expoaltlon, to see Com?
er about the plans for
the fountain. He saw the Commis
er the daj before hs disappeared
and has i.?'-n watting ever since t.. see
: .n. sgaln, Por -? ?'eral days th?' park
offlc: i the sculptor that Mr.
Stovei v...nid return Finally they Je
; to go ?head with the erertion of
the fountain, eci ordlng to plans i'nm
ntt-Stoner Stover had tentatively
mapped nut
WIMS SUIT FOR PENSION
Old Fireman. Reason Restored, j
Will Get $800 a Year,
loi I rtj -five reara s d, ef 1
? et, Long i- ? i..imarly !
? ? in the Nee fork ( n. n,,- ?
tuent. vv ho ?? n? by '
??n Injury to hi? head while on duty,
? - ? ' ">- i- int plat eil in an I
? hiih he eacap* >i end '
around the world, until his \
? 'i by s surstcal
I |i m, obtained ? 1 ?tei dat .? ? 1 rdicl
. v(..i mi .i- i ? loi to H I .t 1 sar In tue ;
? i ..? mm County.
Lcoklng like s me of slat) veer?, .len
...111 in ?n .1? tiin to
compel the 'i "?' ^rai.t him en edeqoate
I? ?n ippolnted t.. tii" rue
Department In liai being aeetgned to
nii.a'i.v No ? ?!. Which WS <
il ind It* we? s. nt ebnsrd th? Will?
iam !.. Sti .
?in .luiv to, ittt, -""ti aftei being hurt,!
eemmltted t?. Bloomlngdale Any-j
Ina. ami ?v., ,,t.i tra nef erred to an
a^vliim ?m LSSg Islam1 HIS ."t.l
Improved ?o thai 1 root later be
tak. n t.. in land b) hi*- brother. Ili
?<i ft?.m ins family Is leal 1
? ?i a year hi? whereabout? were un?
known, ttnl ' fie H;i> found in all BSylUm
la Oregon. He vv ? ?. brought beck to tni?
elty, when ?peclellats opened his -kuii
? moVl I a 'iirsi- ? iot ??I ?iliio.l. >v bes
I
He '??' tired from the Fire Depart?
ij I'n e ?'opiiniM?! ?n?! John J. Scan?
nen ?SI S I ?n-ior: .?I MM I . al. ?Vhlcfa
eontended w?i later ?hanged I > IM
.? I ear, und it wa*; for tin* purpOM of te
vainlng hi** original pe**s?oa thai the ; nit
mas brourht
Dl DU*. Y FIELD M \U >NE TAKING
I ?II-hi:.
I IE
OATH OF
KEEP WALDO.
PLEA TO MITCHEL
Fifth Avenue Merchant Obtains
5.000 Names to Petition in
Commissioner's Behalf.
When Mayor-elect Hitch? Beta back
from Panama he aren't find anj lach
nf advice aa m whom hi ahall appoint
Police COminlaaloner. Max Keuburger, i
? !? ,!?? i In 1 ira m So. 143 Fit) av?
golni ?to Bee thai Mr Mltchel haa the
un this point ?if aa m.in?, thi
niei cha ni ' ce v? Un
liiin that ? ??'. Ihe beat
m.,n in toa ?i t?. ?uccee I hin
Mi N? ubui.- , i,?' al*
read.*, had
? ? ?.-t man)
?>ii Mltchel <?.!!> ?
H. wai ? ....... aendlng i i
? i i etii ?"i: i lanka lo i w -il the
choi ua "f w ..i.i" adhei ?
? Thla la pui ply i ;?? : aonal mov? m? ni
fctarted i " aald Mi M?
"1 don'i represenl any irganlsed move
? ' * :
?ee Mr Waldo ni?1 ?
entire!)' from my belief, baaed on my own
.'. mi him and the men und? r
Mm, thi.t he is dolag Rood work In put?
ting tin- depart men I on an honeal dlgnl
!?? ,? ba
: aa to a hat ? tho
dltion ?-if the dopai tn
out by th? Rortcnttial acandal and the
o ? of it. and ??f Mr.
Waldo'a ?tttiiu?e toward the Inveatttatlon
<>f tii?' police ?it lhal lime, he Mid:
"1 believe ihat Mi Waldo ?lin iiave
Bum? thins pul ov* i on him, I
?i He k&owa the Job non
And then, during ih<- Inveatigatton. h<
talnl] hel i down b. Maj oi Qi
nor. He could ii'.t ?i?? anything escapl
m ? Caynor'a oi dei ?
"A new m?ri In hla place might be
fooled ' ? I give Mi
Waldo free ???In and I bn\>. ;?:i kind? of
faitli in him
e
BOOTHS UNITED
AFTER 17 YEARS
Brothers Hold Private Family
Conference at the Home
of a Friend.
1 ramwell r.'.oth. ?,f the 1
t;.in Amu and ?General Balllngton Booth,
I ? nteera of America, n ? I
terday ami t,..?i a famib tfonfffrence. Thli
was th. ?r !i;?i greetlns In aeventeen
?
Bi amwell n,,??!:,, through hla
aecretary, Col Th odore ii Kitching.
who waa all to Qeneral w ii
liiiin Booth, who i.iiitii.'i the ?Salvation
Army, aald thai after he j?'.>t through
with a neetl he waa going
.i time with hla aiatei. ? ,>m
mandei Eva Booth, bul he did nol make
destination He will sail i??r
England W? tin? *-?ia\ on the Pram i
"Al oui ? ewa i- g?90d," Bald t*olon<
Kitching. "The government ??f England
haa placed talla and dententlon bopi - at
our dlapoaal In imlia and Ceylon, where
. 'ommiaaionei cltei la In charge
in India ?v? luriadlction,
.-?o to apeak S.000.0?0_ ?ut throat' crim?nala
We have taken 7.O60 ?,f them in band,
and are using aome >,t them in our work."
Ne on? ou ild? ihe iwo organisation*
wltneaaed the meeting i>?twecn the
? it? : da* and all that th<\\
would ?-.i* waa tha following, uhich was
..?.-;?, ? i|?.ii 1,.-I?A. .-n t hr n, .
"UenertJ Brtunwell ?Booth >?f tMe .?aiva
Uofi Army, and Qeneral Bali1ngt?M ?Booth,
of the ?.??,?, tit. ?> r i ,( America, have m.*t
M-.iay H th.* go Ms of the It? v Ald-n
i,. ?Bennett, -t th? A pbs Dolts Pfti Club,
Ko i:w U't-t-t Mth ????. t Non York CKy.
? Aft m luncheon thf-r?* was a private
meeting between the hrotn?ri Th?-* Intor?
\:?u \?,:iv ;? friendly and brotherly one,
and waa, of ?ourse, entirely con? ?*rned
with personal .n,<i Family matter? "
e
Police Kill Two Natives
in Riot in South Africa
PretOI UnkHI el South Africa Hoi
24, Tiit?-. natlvea were .Tiled and twenty*
? wi wounded to-daj b) ilia ?police ?luring
a n,?t ;'t the I'r?n*.i> r min?*, ?if tha
twenty*two thou-.m?! natlvea employed
lh. i. ti\?* thousand tot nut ..f hatnl.
looted th<- atoran and attack?-,i ih? natlvea
of another compound.
The police irera unable t?? ? 11 ?-1 ??- r-.--?* thorn
ami Sroi two \<>ii? : *? bofo*-a the) ??mid
succeed In getting the *i>egroei to rotura
t.. then Ii.iLit.?tl'ni-?
$2,000 for Domesticated Heron
Paria, No. - -The Academj of Bclenoeo
.a- diicMfil to offer ? pri~*e ?>f u.ouo to
th? ,??ii-"ii ?'ho dOVlOOl a mean.? tor do
,, -t., ,ii >,:; the li'Ton. in order lo ol'lain
PAUJtHOO WltbOUl killing the bird.-.
MALONE SWORN AS
PORT COLLECTOR
I Says He Will Devote Rest of His
Life to Cleaning City
Politics.
Dudley I'Uld Malone t""k thl "Mil of
office s? Collectoi of th? Port -.?eeterdey
mornlns, ?ttended by the moel eleborate
? a,? ever conducted at Ih? Custom
Hoium . Mi Mai?" ? a a- appointed by
President Wlleon t.. so.I Jo l Purroy
Mltchel in -'in sddreei di liven ' before
the hundred or more peraoi ' lb?
ne* i '"ih ? t"i voiced hi? Intentlot of i ? n
? ? - ghi foi lean politl ? In v
"It I* the duty of evet
dei lared Mi Mali ...
In the affair* of politl? a A ?
it Is ? oui ? " ? ? ?
? ? . ? ,. i . ? t.
day? in th' ?
t -, . . ? ??? .
that sftei '.
I he per-j
formence ol Ih? Heel 1
if the Colled '
Ni w fork, i reMrv? thi rl he\
long? lo everj i Isei. to spend ?
tint" In Rghttag toi ? ?
?ound admlnlsti I
"1 am not inter*e?tr?i_ la th-- MM
'
we have them partie?. ?
for " ? ? ......
?re not repubH n ?nd
take ont iefeal rtve.
??I intend ?????,, ti no
bul th? reel of n life In thli !
N. * v.ri t., Oghl for radii ?I bangi
party purpose and part) umderehlp."
Although Collectoi Melon? mentioned
no names thro igl ? l I la sdd ?
otivloua th.it he i.-r.rr.-.i to the leader
?hin of Ch?rie? F Murph) HI? ?peech
tares taken ih un ?ffirmaUv? answei t?.
Die prediction thai th? Tlgei wouM
?tar? A in the Custom Houei tin? edmln?
Istretti rell s? in the ? If. M i
Promptly el 10:10 United States Com?
mlsslonei John W BhteMa who recently
relebreted hla sevontj fourth blrthdey,
and who hea sworn In every Collectoi of
thi Iv,i t tin. ? IBM wit., thi ? v. ? nt oi ol
.William Loeb, srrived el the Cuetom
H.?us?- in th'- oak-pannelled recaption
rt.t.ni attached lo the Collector*? office
filled with friend? of Mr Maloee, and
i''irike,i high with floral tributes of trl?n?l
s ti i r> of Rood ?rlshea the Mth of office
v\ms administered tn sddress by Mr
Mttchel we? read sfter which the new
Collectoi made known his Intentions ??f
continuing the Hghl sgslnsl Tsmmsnj
Formet Collector William Loeb was one
"f th?- first to congratulajt? Mr Malon?
at the end ..* the ceremony,
?
LIGHT ON WIRETAPPING
New Witness May Permit Case
; to Go to Grand Jury at Once.
The ? i i*-? ? ? v ? i - - ? iterday >.f ? nee ???? ,t
lien m ih.- wiretapping graft Investiga?
tion led District \11 ?in.*. Whitman te
ronelder presenting thi i*ase i" the gn
Jin > eithei to i;. ..i to-morrow Instead
Ol SHowIm* It to In- fore.-.l nvi-i .iiitl!
n?m wmIi bj the campaign graft in?
quiry, ah ivili depend >.|. the Impor?
tance of the new teetlmonj ea t..,wn by
an InvKsttgeUon l ? v ?, tanl i MMrit t
Attornej tin?.-hi.
Mr Whitman received yeeterdej the
records "i lb? Police Department bearing
on all wire-tapping eases reported sin?e|
?s* 7 Tin purpoM la t?i romper? the
m? tivitj of the i -oil? ? in uns partie liai |
klnti ol st iialie before the Reeenth? '
mm wiiii that afterward. Inform?is have
toi?] Mr Whitman that the Roeenthal
IdteelMurM gssded the poh?-.- t?> un?
wonted energy sgelaet the wire tappers
I'omimik Alley, the retired captais
who la uadei SUbpome IS appear before
the Rranrl Jury, \ |s|te?l Mi Whitman.- I
office yesterds) sad wns ?er.?en' with a
nom Mbeeins t?. return Friday. Hs ems
in h blgh-otruns condition an?i gol into H
tow with Detective Maxwell. ?,f Mr.
? 'Whitman's starr Th? two men spproeehed
|?ach other. shakiiiK their flat!?, hut oiheig
; prevented en ?, n ,i. ab "f ehystcsl be?
! lllitles
i Chsrles Qondorf, abOM ..ff?is to ten
jwhat b? knew ,.r th?- |,rote?tlon mnnei
PSld the police w.r, ,I. . Iliie.l. h.-ia been ill
I ' 'ii.sultntioti with Mi Qroehi nnti M has'
[offered furthei facts which may Ket him I
admitted to the circle of ?rltnsasss n .1
ell ,
A. G. Vanderbilt in Auto Crash
Newport, R i n?v. 2t.--Alfred <? \an
*i*?rhiit. seeompaaled by his wir.- ust in*
sister-in-law ||n |"-?gtSSM C Vanricr
hiit. was driving hi? automobile in Belle
vu.? avenu.- to-ilav . wh-*n the aatOBfObtte
of Dr William A Sherman ran out from
??i -id?- street and a ?-oiii.--i.in followed.
i ?i ?bt-rmsn's cat was badly rtsmagmt
but im person wan hurt.
RO\?L
BakingPowder
Absolutel/Pure
Hie only Baking Powder made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Indispensable for Homo Baking
>AYS 'PHONE RATES
ARE INEQUITABLE
ftt. H. Winkler Pleads for Uniform
five-Cent Toll Throiij-hotit
the City.
7 ..1,.i:m th.,? t? lophon< mie* t??
aubacribera be reduced to n .-??nt
1 Uli all Ovei 9Jt :?t? 1 New Voi U, und
th.it Intel -.?--it toll . harge be elim?
inated, wa? dlMuaoed before the ?Public
Bervice CcmmiaotoM of the M Dli
trict ..t h publie bearing In th?-* Metro*
poUtar iii.iidinK yenterouy, ?Martin ?
Perk, r la ' hal-man >?f the ? Otnmlsston,
and th?* oth.r member* .ur James E
?Bague, ?'uiii?? S. ?Douglas, and i>?v? P
1 lodoon
Tl.. qoootlon ??f th?* reduction of ratea
waa tl,?- eubject of 1 complglnl f\ier\ l
M 11 Winkln, an Attorney, of \" *)
Wail Btr'-et 'ih. telephone company de
nie; th. allegation? that it?- rat.'; are In
equitable nmi dlecrlmlnatory, and denies
thai when more than ?'? rents la charged
for ,1 .;?i| the rate? are excetsive :* 11 <i un?
fair \ii tfVlnkler ???.plain,1 -,t the hear?
: t?-: thai he represented among other
organizations the Maatei Bulldei \- ?
elation of Brooklyn and the Archltec
tural ir? n P/orkcra' Aseoclatlon
M? Uinki." asaerted that th.- profits
of the tel? i 1 on- '.?nil were '.'i per
? ? nt ?m the rapttal unseated, The figur?e
?.f th.- compon) fot it? Inveated capital
are ihi.933,v?.;, of whli h it*?...--*..??.??- iv i?
vected In tin Kn i
tan* The earnlngi foi the ?-?r ending
oi !?? ? mber II. "? ?. were I " ' *'-? Tl .*
?howod ti-?t t1.. ? ompan) had
? 1 1 -.mi.- perio-fl 1 hi
t ?-t ?-.n 1 inga Incteased ft,,ni }. ;
I 1 :,. n, ?ordlni lo I ? holsnc ?
th?
'I'll. Met, I, ? ? V
kno? ? i .?t ?t v?.. doing." iald Mi
. ? . ? ? .
Inqull \ fi 0111 th.- I' i !:? S> r\ 1 .- ?
tat? merce 1 'ommle
'ion I? not genera
? the M >??-?.
. \ V \ >? 4.
? I ?
Ml 'A Inkier wa- an?
? for
? ; '.?? ., shat it aid nu
aa the Weet? I
?'?mi*,an- f',*- t -. - ? r ? mfnt? |.
? t S' '? , ? ? ? ,|.]lll* v
Mr. V ? ?
?
. .
? ?....?
To.- qu? itlon ol
i, 01, ? .. ? 1
v. a? broughl
t,i iced that pbaae ? t ? tuai on :??
Illegal Mr \?
?? 1 ? l ? ? m
foi ;. 1 ? leien-mli ?? lion thai
??.. dd 1 o?t hon onl) ti?..- centi In <' ?
? Igai ??i.,?? 1,. \t dooi
??.??< mblymai M 1 ? ??? ? ?o era d**mand-*d
t hat Mr. Wink 1<
Bulsei bo thai the] mlghl Inquire wh*
i..- I ...| ..?-Is, ?; \ eml II I .Timer ?if
Brook I)n t?? recall ht? ?? ; 9 bill on
th? bul da) In a hielt II bad lo b? either |
i, to? .i b t?o I ;..? ? rn? r ? ome :i law
DOUBLE ^HOOTING FAILS1
Widower Fires at Widow and
Tries to Kill Himself.
Workers m the Bhopping dlatrlct ??11
neaaed an attempted double ahootlni r?s?
tenla) morning, a-hon John IS Matthejwa,
,? printer, of N<> 18 Wetl Utth atreot,
Mi-?1 one ahol ?t M Milita Holmral? h,
a tridos Ihlrty-olghl reara old, of So
.?i?-. Von D?sen atreet, Itaploton, Staun
lalaad, and thon aonl ? bullet ..i hla head.
He ?Aa? wounded, bul nol aerioiiely.
According to Mrs. Helmrelch'a ?'.n.
William, who witnooaed tb< ahootlng,
Mslthewa followed Um wldoa from tbe
st.,ten Island ferr* m the ???nur <?f
Sixth avenue and Bd atreel he auddenl
ronfrontod tbe mothoi and -<?n and f)r?-< 1
Mr;? H.-lini.i?h foil to Iha Btrcol iti i !
faint, Mstthewa then turned the rovolvor
1.11 htm-flt The lai'.let _i.i/..d bll seal'?. !
Mrf ii. im:?*i? h ?,is former!) 1 bouae-j
keepei for the man who Brad on h? 1 1
Matthewa 1- aranted b) the poll.f
Si:it> n laland on two warranta One <?t
them la t?>i oontempt ?>f court and ih?*
other s foi annoying Mra Holmrelch
?Boon aft.r Mrs. Holmrelch left ti.m
ploj of Mstthewa be |o1 ? warrant for
her arrest, charging bei with having
atolen 1." worth of hla effecta Mi?
Heimreich coovlaoad Magistrate Handy,
at \e\\ Brighton, thai Iha propert) was
her OS 11
\ fon mon tha later Mra Helmreich had
Matthewa before Magistrate Marsh, ?>n a.
charge <?f annoying hoi Magistrate
?Marxh auspentfed aontenee on Msttbesra
-tier warnliiK him never to annoy Mn
ll?-lmr?*l?-h iiKiiin.
. - m
Cash Needed for Woman.
itewiidci ?-?i and iriefotricken b* : ???
ios? of h?*r huohand. who dropped dead
from lieait ?llsi-aw?, a mother of four 1 liil
dr?n found herself aorely in need ?>f in Ip
1 be ir KavitiKH had ?been exhausted during
1 prevloua Ulneaa ??f the man ami tbt*
?vori? um Jaattreoa which mIi? ha,i i?...ri
_Me to do With his help wan loo hard for
hrr alont*. Sin- needed a doctor*! ear?'
?nd later an op?ration, so hom*M WOTS
provided for the children ami th.- widow
gai ptn\ to i?,.- hospital
Now aha is recovered and the (orno is
i>?.irif* re o*Babt_nhod Bhe ?in need help
with Ihr rent to sii|>[i|enu*nt what she '
attis I>> ?lay!? work The ?liatlty ?)r
.anl-nlion Society auks for llti*. for hot
jse.
?oft.? may hr <?ent t.. the oftl? e of the
weloty, No. hm East *jj?i atrost, ??n.i win
be aci-nowl??!-*??! The ??-x-lety acknowl
tttgOO with thanks the following . <in
tribnUono rooelved in rsopoona to a pro
rions appeal in Th? Tribune : 1. i? s .
la. Mm I/mis Bry, $2; Mrs K. K. Oakley,
**, and W. ft Guftln. 16.
W. A. HARRIMAN AT WORK
Learning" Railroading Points in
Union Pacific Shops.
ffly T>>nrnph t.. TH? Tribun.- |
Omaha, Nov. 21. After flnishin? an
Inspection of the Union PacMc H.iti
ws' * i'stem, William Averell Harrimsn,
? the late E. n Harrimsn, and a
in-tntier of the executive i-oinmlttee of
ih?- I'nln'i pacific, arrive?! in Omalin
I?. ?lay in Ills lu-iN.tte car. sttschbd to a
special train, and went to work In the
general ?hope of the company al Mill
point
Mr Harrimsn is seeking to learn
something of railroading at first hand
thai he may know just how a biK rail?
road system is operated. To-day he
?pent n Ml of his time In thi locomotive
shops.
Mr Herri man Will next turn hit at?
tention i,, ih. operating and accounting
departmenl "t the railroad.
m
No Exchanges by Wireless
Telephone Across Atlantic
Tin- dlspetche* received from Merlin and
published in this countr* last Bsturda)
thai ih. r. ha.i been erlrelcM telephone
sachenges aatooa th?- Atlantic between
Oermanj and Mi a Jersey were declared
I.-stcfds] to have been erroneous Aero?
grams or wlrelMi telegraph ?Igns were
s?, transmitted, but the error mat in de
sertblng th? sound? as th?.--.. ol the hu
rolce, and it apparently originated in
Ek-rtln, where the w.u.i for an aerial tel?1
gram we? confused with that for an
t- lephone nu - ??;?
Thi? ? i nal was n slved
?n Kmlle Me er, ol tn.? Qold
achmldl wlrrlcM ?y?t?m, whOM American
station Is .it Tuckerton, S -f This sta?
. to have received the lele
phoi. .*."ii from the otht
Mail Truck Hits Woman.
?.me l-'oiirth .* v ? -11 ? j.- ,-i> st h
? . ? ,,t : o'etech leal nlsht Mb>? Bthal
III ? i:-, old, "f No
! i 'lintor. ?tree! ?? , knot ked doe -. I
m itom lie mail trtirk -In'. ? n b)
I, i of So OS East -'.-?I -*t;*?.-t
M: - Bermsn aat apparentlj unln
'??th.. i wet.- Shgtltly torn
I si... refused med?, ? sttention arid went
i...
With one eye oil the turkey,
surely the other ought! to he on :
th?- "dressing.
everything you need to
make the coming holiday com?
fortable.
Smart winter suits and
oi ercoata,
Warm motor coats.
1*' u r coats, robes, capa,
goggled ?iikI gloves?
Dns?. clothes it a moment's
notice.
Sweaters. Scotch knit jack?
ets and waistcoats.
Everything you play with
- sporting goods of every de?
scription.
.\ good loot rule buy
shoes in bargain time.
$5.00 and $6.00 shoes.
*.T2.r-.
RoGEtJ Per Company,
Three Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St 13th St. 34th St
BeKt in the World
For Comfort
For Style
For Service
I Velour Hats, $1.90
\ m. r?. .?o *>l.?k?
Oil??-. Mm? ii. III,,. |?.
Imported Velours, $4.80 & $6
Tweed Cloth Hats. $1.90
Motor Caps, 30c and 95c
French Brim Silk Hals. $3.00 & $4.80
AMUSEMENTS.
CENTURY
OPERA <K,\TKAI. I'AKK
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w lili "HANMix \sv UKKTEL." |
I
?s the mark of
TROY'S BEST PRODUCT
2 for 25 cts.
The reputation enjoved h\ barl & Wilson
was attained alone upon the merit of in
merchandise. Our trademark on your col?
lars and shirts is a guarantee of lit, quality
and service.
EARL & WILSON
MAKERS OF TROYS BEST PRODUCT
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
VWW VOHK'H IKAIHN", 1
FMPIRF nv '*S| Kvi. S:10 Man.
Tom'w, Thtire, a s?1
tstfm? 3 MATINKKS TIIIH HKKK
~X7 TOM'W, THt Hs. a MAT.
ETHEL BARRYMORE
FERGUSON
In IA m. Iltirllnit"?. comrdv
TNE
Strange Woman
m the Now Costttty,
TAIMTF hyC. Un.Iilon fmnhrr?,
a raimaos tfter th* novel
LYCEUM ** **?? ***** *"*'?
mommtmmu % zn p. m . Mota Thur?.. sm.
Thora || f**K to Klnw A Krlangrr prrgpnt
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?itdo rarer ?till
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FULTON 4"fi''w',f,r"'
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MISLEADING LADY
KM< KU<BO( KKH. n ftjtgj K,. ?.],T
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DONALD BRIAN ?T?St,
THE MARRIAGE MARKET
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MME. KALK H RACHEL
h.
ASTOR
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SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE
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t,t.o. pnuau'c '*' ? ????' * ? ;i ?*' |;'" *???*
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POTASH & PERLMUTTER
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A-M-E-K-I-C-A
."r.r". Panda PluaglM Auto. Court at
|-'r?' Btaa ?'""- through Panama ? anal
FAREWELL
FORBES
ROBERTSON
I ??? tij ifi oat imommtmetoA to o*esotte vi
MERCHANT OF VENICE. GERTRl'DE
HumlH EI.MOTT
n Mat l'n??.lng anil i' ! III
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r???lii? \ Sr,. rmn-nt onUDtnl
-.??? Mrr.lmnl of \en- ?111.? 14th.
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lm FAMILY CUPBOARD
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OURSELVES
MANHATTAN OPI:RA HOUSE
OPENING TOMORROW EVE. at 8
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i ' ? >;?? ... u ar Muaieol Eatravo-gOBaa,
HOP 0* MY THUMB
DE WOLF HOPPER
\MI \ I OMI'ANV <?!' ''00.
Hll.l.llt THAN THE Will P."
IU-.TKM). !?'.'?*? I IB Mat? Wot Thur Sat.
BELIEVE HE, X1NTIPPE i*?.???rr*
PHILHARMONIC
?OCIET1 OF NRW YORK
JOSEF STRANSKY comdocto?
- ;.. if" v.. St, at 3 M farnf-ilr Hall.
so m HENRI LEON LE ROY c mat,
CUtMlf PKOI.K.AMMI-.
Ilarh. Mnrart. Ilawlii. Hrrt hn\ rn.
i \it\Miii; Hill- Tlcketa ?t n.'x i>t*t ??
B. F. KEITH'S NEW YORK THEATRES
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PALACE
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LUnUAUnC ,.c>l,ulur iUt.-|ra?..Me. to fi
ADELE --ATH4MAT1XKK
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OCLAOUU N,.,.B -n,urft. _ J.H, _, -j ig
I S\*ZY Wf?Y*. 'oaltt-.olr elootn? Doc M
kftvl IfCCR? ?ooU mow all porfmancaa
WARFIELD MITHIN KKH
THE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURNEY
v. :h uto mniit HsTKiN.
II Tivi;i: W *.'J st E vga at a : ID. Mata
bLIIlMlt N\>,|.TI.ur X-Sa. . | 10.
EXTRA MATINEE TH \NKS4ilVIN?, HAY
WITHIN THE LAW
?Il h JAM-. (OUI. it? Mary _ Turner.
Warnt 4?th St Evonlnga, ?::
I 'Of-UlOl M't W'ril ?Me. totl.OO
KXTRA M.ATINKK
ITIANKSI.TVI.N?:, DAY
pi if-ffi Tal '?".." M.'I (MO KI.KINK s
ISrr^77ir-_^fr??Mm
wstts m*oMPkTii *? ii?*sr*
f ARDIN?DANSEJ8:30 to I.
ft Mlaa Sm-vr-r _ Mr. Sobantlati. Ma?
*^Murra>. Th?> Mat\?Uoiib Mlllem. ;10 othara
r*REE tNSTRfCTION AT MATINEE TK.A?.
Anillan Hull. Tura. Aft., DM. 3rd, at 3.
MANii RBC1TAL. KATHARINE
COODSON
KnabO Piano 1 M?t Antonia Ka? y??r
weber's ^jrsrs"?
?^^::; -traffic in souls"
10w wild animals live
ARNKOIE I.YIKIU, Aft.. :i; Kva h:io.
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?AMMKKSTEIN'N. n.llv Mata. tShtO-Tte,
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McCutchr-on a.- \ .-ra Maawall A H othara.
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lili nt.osth Sr NrlU.,,1. Illrd M ?liman *
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COLUMBIA I BurUsqu-i
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-HKATRKS ANO MICCBMEa.
NEW AMSTERDAM <? !: : n! Va?
Kxtra Mat. I hank,?ti? in. litt-,
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THE LITTLE CAFE
Bv Ivan <"ar>l| A ?' U - McLsUaa
Stm AMffTERDAM This W? 1.*
THKATKK. Special Ktt..2 n ftun.g? - |
nri;V\T, i^k'"',.-u RICHARD WAfllEII
' in Motion Picturei All s-.-, ?_.-.?? g. g^
LIBERTY vrr;;: YEARNS BEST
(.nKI'jiil | Qr topaai
MACDONALD | SWEEI HEARTS
Mam Tom'w, Tbankagl Ins I?, A- Pit.
CRITERION Br ut J
irJW"'' matinlks thi*? wm
law TOM?. Till??. * ??IT.
THE MAN'INSIDE
A Dram* of ?rime, bj Ri '.. It Milicui.
HUDSON Mts Tom" ir.'* 8?t..:_g
EXTRA MATINKK THANKKOIVINQ UH
"What Uni'!? did for Hi- Vtitrh
GEN. JOHN REGAN
??DDK.? I'? ?It IHK IR1?H M' T
MORE .'I.KVKIlI.v S ' WORLD
Mfil I IPffC B'aaj A ::<>: i ?
IfftLLMUA ? y?-,,i p/eO .-?? ??a?
MR. CYRIL MAIDE
in aa eotlrel)
A Moti?rn , '01
GLOBE gg?
Ill .in ?ntitel-. lie* p,.. ??RRUMPY"
\ Modern ?"omody Dnmi HRWinri^
THE MADCAP DUCHESS
Tha?V?glv??a ?rith ANN BWIXBI K**.'g
QIDOIf* V " " '?'
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E***" EXTRA MAT thank*-'',!'? in?; DAI
FANNIE WARD rOC"*
MADAM PRESIDENT u "*h
Harris ;;
HENRIETTA CROSMAN ^"?TffiF"
MM MON.. DEC. i? *-.(-: % I ? rOM'il
LOUIS MANN
WINTER GARDEN *
M IT. to nu BENT NEAT* SI
THE PLEASURE SEEKERS -
A A MUSIC HALL
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