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REALTY CO. FAILS;
LACKS READY CASH
Receiver Named by Court
for Large Owner of Man?
hattan Property.
TROUBLE IS LAID
TO OPEN WINTER
Poor Business Made Tenants Un
able to Pay Rent?Embarrass
ment Only Temporary.
Real F.ftate ?eeutity
Wl ? I IntO the hand* of B re
yeaterday becauae of its Inabinty
lo pai * ir,.o.-.o, __e to Um Kethul Realty
, ? ... | | .; to Berry R Blmona and
pjui Mi .tamney. Kvcrybody
wlth tho proceedlncs agreed
thal th ) were frlendrjr nnd 'hat the con
... . almoel rerteia te extrlcate itself
il dlfflC-ltiea at an farly
<iate.
one of the larsrrst nwn
of apartment houaea on Manhattan
laland II ouns Heathcote Hall. a mod
et_ ipartmen* house. in 114th Btreet; the
im- '4th street and Rhrerelde
Drlvi t!ie Lerehmont, 105th atreel end
, - ? parh tv.st: the Qlendale, No IM
Olareniont avei Btadlum Vlew,
4'.*. and 4 1? Rlveralde Drtve; the
shore Vlew, Noa 44? and 141 Rtrerelde
1 iriv-e and mary other up-to-dnte apart
rnen- .... me akyacrapera,
Inch-dlng Ne 42 Broadway, where it ha?
its offl
Altho ich Ita real estate _oet nrnre than
$12>" " '. oxperts eatlanata that thr com
' I flnd Luyers for its propi I
; n! tltnee at about 131,W.,.
The flnnnriai perplexltlea o_ the eetn
arrertooh II apparentl) eerj anddenlj
f,.r it vvas otilv a few months ago that tlv
company niirrhaaafl from Levl P. Morton
t i atoi j apertmi nl ho laea on upper
end bt Ni' holaa av< i ue 11
vv.!- ai ' at that time that ea-Oovernoi
. _ In i art payment for his prop
? | ? in boada ol the , ,.n:
pnnj #
Open Wmter Blamed.
? argg Wame l
..f the company
l \ ,, a been . loeely Identlfled
i for a long timp Ha aald
? ? ? ? ?' thi coinpany had been
market th. li producta and ai
? l pay thelr rent
,:i]e>, ? of ir'HK .luratloti. he
? ? . - aren at.lo tr. aoarkel
thej wouM pav. None ef the
apa. tenanta had cauaed any
- . mei their obltgatlona q
? rj with smiles.
The claiaaa oi the credltora ai.
the purchase of bonde,
and ? l Preferentlal pay*
. t,, K.0OI ar" allaged ui
ki aptc) petltlon
Tl ? was lormed in Oetobei
4 H 000 Thomas II
\v 1-:. G. Gaillard
and tTvarlea R alcCarthy, vleepraat
Walker, treasurer; Ottwer
H. n retary, and B J. Roberte, eoo
tn.ller
The Hudaon Trust fompany is tr'irtee
? dboldera
"'tetnent btaued hv the company
'.. Ho- Sute Banking I>cpartment. aa to
tlon at tho doso of business on
? .:. B- iwad that its tota! assets
t Its holdings In real e
tate at the purchase prlce had cost $12.
M 'll. and its loans and investments, ln
Clndlng prepaid chargea and first pre?
ferred stock in treasury amounted to
8J8_MN To protect Us hond and share
holfiers lt had a sinking fund, whlch,
wlth .T'crued lntere9t, amounted to $77.
?T8. There waa $185,978 in bar.ks to Its
credit.
The statement showed that its proper?
tlea were mortgaged for tt.TH._W. that
th. -e were outstandtng IM8MBI jrold
mortfrage bonds due In fifteen years at
eix per cent. The lntereat due on the
bonds vvas added to the face value of
th? mortgage certlfkates The caplul
etock ar_i aurplus were $4,052,036. Eret
the depreciatlon of !ta bulldings from r.at
tiral rauaea was consldcred and flgured a?
a limv.rro itablllty.
The bankruptcy petltlon waa flled early
yesterday by vTeOchQlor A Kohn. in the
T'nited States District Court. on behaif
of the Nethul Realty Co. Judge Hough
named Jamea N. Rosenherg. receiver, un
4ler a bond of 840,000. Rosenberg held
eeveral conferencea in the afternoon at
No. 42 Broadway. wlth the officers of the
?company. I_?.ter he said:
"Whlla I ahould have been glnd to iesue
n .'etailed statement of assets and 11a
billtles. it la utterly lmpossible at tlie
present tlme to do so. I'ntll accountanta
complete a statement for me, I cannot un
dertake to lssue one. I understand that a
bondholders' committee ia hejtBg organ
laed, and it appcars to me that. wlth
proper co-operatlon among the creditors.
n satlsfactory reorganlzation shouid wlth?
out douht be effeeted.
As the equitles 1n the various proper
t," 11 < ,ic-cr1hed to m*", they seem thor
aajfhll sufneient. wlth proper handllng,
to assure the bondholders and other crexl
ltors ftill pavment. I shall bend all my
effort* to bringing aboi.t the beet pos
eible cnatructive res-lts for the benefit
?,f gli _Btda_Bta_M
W. K a Gaillard. who has been dlrect
ina the compaav ever alnce Its inception.
aald after the conferencea:
Embarraaement Only Temporary.
\\> are only temporarlly embarrasse<l
\Ve found ourselves unable to 'ake < are
nf prrssing financial obligations, and
ben.-e the bankruptcy procecdlngs fol
!ov\ ? d
"This actlon ia a friendly one It was
Bllgngll that a receiver take hold of
our affalrs. that the lntcrests of every
body might be conserved, and that we
nnght be able to emeree from our flnan
cial dlfBC-tttea as'soon as possible.'
"Are your nhli-ation. lieavv V" he wa'
aaked.
"No.' qulcklv rcplied Mi. Halllard,
"they are amall. and for that reaaon
we are conndei.t that tt wlll not ha B
long while before we are able to resumc
business as m the days before we tn
countcred this dlflcilttj "
?Wlll the bondholders suffer any loss?"
??No." said Mr. Gaillard, "the l.on.l
boldcrs uf this company ate pn.tectp.l h\
a BBOrtgahfa which covers all the real
estate holdings of this companv '
Hecrrtary IlillH said t<> a Tribune r? -
T^irtet ?:
'There is nol the BB-gbteel douM la
mv nimd as to the ablllty ef this greal
aeaaoern to frea itaeir <>f its praaenl
troaMee "
Gustavus A. P.ogf-rs. of Itogera i
Rogers. I otilisel for the COBBrpany. said
the embarraaament of the company was
WRECK 0>
ELEVATED RAILROAD AT CHATHAM SQUARE.
due to the nnproredented cnndltlon nf |b<
re~] cstRte Blid tne rnortgBge market
He BtMi
"Thp company on ns a arreat BUmber "f
Valuable parCOlfl nf imprnvrrl propertlea ln
n. 44 vork Clty arhlcb are aubjeel tn
rnortgagi i Calla Mera made to reduee
the prindpal of somo <>! theaa mort
Kaces. MoreOVST, the company was nn
aMe to replaoe aorne nwrtgagea whlch
fell due. Consequently, its eurreni ln
which untter ordtnary dreurn
? s woniii hinr been uaed to meel
the taxes and interest on mortgagea, had
to be dlverted and uaed to t"*> the auma
. | on the mortgaaea redoced and to
? i the rrrortaaaea whlch could nol ba
replaci d
"By roasnn of the non-pavment nf laxea
f,,r the rurreiit var many holderfl Ol
mortgagea bav< threatened to f? .r <. i. >s*
ai") other eredltora hava threatened legal
action, To preaerve the propert) toi I
benefll of all the eredltora the hank
ruptcy proceedlBf waa begun to-day by
certaln eredltora on arhoae applicatlon ra
ceivera have been appointed.
"The company, in view of the condi*
tloi i exlatlng. dedded thal it s
t to the appolntmenl of the re
cei4fi-. nlthonph it bellevea tiie prcenl
condltlon of its affairs to be temporary
only, and further bellevea ti,at the ntan*
? of its propertlea under the dlrec
tion ,,f the eourl arlll conasrvi tbe ln*
i all aad prevenl precipltate ec
ti"n by Indivldual eredltora to the iletri
ment >,f t: ?? eredltora al lai ?
Mi Rogera aaM the company valued Itl
tcp.i eatata and othei aasate st 188,1M0,008 j
"The mortgagea,*' he added, "are I
18) ? the bi nd out I
br ,,f November 1, l.'in Aa to the v:il'J< -
of tbe property, the propert) conetata
generally of Improved reai aatsti hold
inps The reasi n foi my raluctance in
laauim; any Atatemenl aa t.> tha valuea
- i propertlea is that tbe valui
; ? rgi I) upoa the appralaala "
Jehial M. Boder, of counael f,,r tha re
eelver, sa,,i aoori aftei tin petll
bankruptcy wai made that the
for tbe propertlea aggragated aboul $100,
$$$ a rnoath Bankruptcy, he added.
aeemed the only waj to preaerve the
property, pendlng a reorgsnlaatlon ol tbe
company.
"The reai estrite market,' he added,
"has for h krng time been very panlcky,
and It ha? heen rmposalbie t,> raise- the
Bocoaaary loans or to Invite mone) foi
reai eatata mveatmenl purp
Company'a Capital Increaaed
Two years aft"r the company WSS
launcbed its capital BtOCk was in,-.
(00. Of this $1500.000 was- common
stock, all lssued. $1.$8$,00$ flrst preferred
Btock. of Whlcb $37f..OOO has bern lastied,
ani $488,880 BBcond profarrad atock, all
Tlu-re Ib also a bond iBsue of V, BB*,8$$ I "i
th.s. 'he coupona were pald ln July, i";t
the compnnv tius bo caab to pay the
coupona due January i Th. company
also ls ln arrears to many mortgagc hold?
erfl for Interest dia,* slnn- October l.*As
signment of rents have heen mail'- t'i
some niortajaarees to forsatall forecioaurea.
Severai suita are pendlng agaJnai the
compani- h> eredltora and it ls beilsvad
that a JiKlajment can be entarad for more
than MBfcBM. The preaent arrearagea of
Interest and mortgSgOl are nl,,, it $$60,000.
The Bral bie purcbaaa ..f the compan)
after its organlsatton 44as thi twenty-one
story building No i-' Broadway its value
is aatimated al more th.m $7,008,00$. Of
recenl yeara the compan) ha* baaa the
largeal buyer ol Improved West Btde
propertlea psrtlculsrly ol aiodarn apart?
menl houses
its $ per e,..,t rom mortaage bonda bave
found a ready markel In naarly , v..i>
Bection of the gioh... They bave api ? ali <i
eapecially to smali Inveatora on accounl
of the famc of th<' company, the aecunt)
offerod and becauae the) were Ir denom
iini t lo ns ,,f H80, |M0 ar<l $1,000, Th< I ?
payable m flftoen yeara "ith Intureat
stmi-Hnnuaii). Tha principal aad lntereat
bonda wara aacured bj ? trust
nioilgaae coverlng all tha propert laa of
the ootnpany, and held in truai by one of
the blg- trust i oinpanles of this dty, It la
said U) B prospoctUfl ol the rumpany that
thi t'rins and eondltkMia of this mortgage
deed protctlng the bondholders provldod
for every imssible contingeiicy looklng
toward the i-onservatioii of the Interestfl
of the bondhoklers
Propertiet of the Company.
Thi Brfrldrngi "f the Naw York Raal Ea?
tata BaaHirlty Compan] Incl idi No "6 to
4j Braadway. No I Plne street, Nu. 1$
to 15 Baat 7th Btroet Na Ml to M$ Rhrer
sidc l'ri\e. No. ..'ii Uivcrslile lhlve, No.
ia; to 4'<i i-'it'th avaaoe, No I Ka^t llal
Btroet, K*ort Washlngton avsniie, r*nrth
aaal cornei "i Mtd atreet; Na IM Claro
mont Bveaue, No W Wssl ISMh atre-et,
$fo $M to IM We.-t 13*ith street. Noa $81
Blad Ma ''rntial I'atk West, N'.is. 40S aml
410 west looth atraet Na '- Kast Md
str.it. leaaalmld; No. M t" M Mount Mor?
ria avenue, Noa ht aad iifc Central Park
West Noa Ml and Mi West llltk street.
No. MJ Weat Ultta street. No. IM t" MS
u>.-t mth stieet. No. <w Weat Uttk
stnet, No. ..111 to MM Broadway. No. IM
(laitmont avenue. N". 47o ( onvent ave?
nue, No. 60 to VI st Natbalaa avenue, No
TROLLEY CAR COLLISION VT BROOKLYN BRID<
2082 to _0S ? '
.:.; Audi bon avenue. Xo. 808 1
i __.-< l Btreet, No I *
avenue. V
in..nt av. i. :.- No. 388 1 ? I
atreet, No W2 lo IM Weal
leaaed N ! ....
v, evt corner ol .materd nue and
it,.th atreel feet; 1 ? ?
Broadwe;, I ? rVeat 144tl
ESd Rlvaratdi Drlve. II
-.'., . No M to 46 Wt
M Weet 1.41 ' ';
? ? ? Ith Btreet, NO -
,,i ,i Noa ? bj d 8 Weat all
The Bronx propi ? '?
Baal 146th atri et, No 271 te B Bi
r ... .v. :;:; M aebli Bton avi n i,
1044 to l< II Pon al avenue.
The lfl3 record pf the Tax Department
ahoa r, htgher aeaeaed valua foi theei
proi' rtli i than thoaa of _*_1
>?.
GRAFT PLOTS OF POLICE
BARFD BY DYING SEER
Tells of Buying "Protection"
for $62? a Month?Found
Warrants Easily Evadcd.
Frank ii Wolf the datrvoyant, who
was arreoted on Thurede. ><n.i lodged in
Pordham HoepltaJ, ha* given Infernia-tlbn
to Prederlch J Oroebl, A-adetanl Dtalrjcl
' Attornev. and to Chlef Meglatrati ."?*?
Adoo, whi. h la conatdered raluable In lha
? invi-stiitation Into trlre tapplng and fort
tune telllng grafl Wofa gltnenl
oua, and he made his statement-' eatei
! dav with thi knowledga that there a ia a
| poeaibUlt] that he waa ,.r, hla .i-.
? The Informatlon given by Wolf is alml
I lar t>, that whlch had been given t.> ihe
Dlatrlci attorne) by otnera, but, otrlng
ito the circumatancea under whlch ll waa
offered, ita valua la enhenced.
Wolf la alleged to have told of pa
fajff ;i month i"i police protection foi thi
three placi ? a htch ba i ond icted a Pro
f..--.. i Bt . I
! The ni',',. ' pald b] Wolf went t.. ui :,.
I leim.-iiini ? ho hea aii? ady told tl D
I trict Attornei much of tba deallna
? the polk a, and li aald i.> have bw ? ?
j uallj to Heedq u lera and lo t pa I,
cepteln
Wolf ntk-d thei ? men arho had two fort
tttne telllna placea In Weal ftth treel
hn,i been ralded and drlven oul >.f bust
. neea be auae he refuaed to pej tribu.e,
I and tinit the poiic allowed Wolf lo bo
j itit,, the va- ant teri lt..i ( !?? I BU8C I B 8/8
known to ba ''aure pay
i".,i montha he had been iivinc ln The
Bronx, Woll said, and frequentl) talked
j wlth detectlvea who know ..t l ? I i
nt ,i wai real for.l l Thi v nevi r
' attempted t.. ai real him.
ili.- arreat, fourteen montha aftei Ine
wairant had b, en issticil. in- att rll.ut. s t..
the anxtety of tba police becauae ..f tbe
I Dlatrlci Attorney*i Investigation
Philip ii..-ii. aecretari .>i tba Board ..f
Magtatretee, rlaited Wolf yeaterday. Tbe
; reeull of hla taih artth the prlaoner la
I embodled ir? a reporl whlch Mai;', tr.it.
McAdoo arlll aead lo tbe Dtetrtcl .\tt..i
I ney.
lae'it'iiHiit Coetigan vvas another vtal
tor at the hospital Ile tried to pet-Uad,
Wolf t<> relnrn tba IMal he i.-- aUeged t..
hav,- obtahted from Mrs. Ptaa
Oroehnert, <.f Aatorta
Fall Kills Fire Lieutenant.
l-'ire Llentenanl Timmas Mltchell, ,,f
Ilook and l.adler lompany 13, dlad
yesterday mornlng in the Knldkerbocker
Hospital from Injurlea received an hour
before, vrhea he loel his grlp on the
i,i is- pole end fall from the third floee
at hla company'a heeuSquartere, at tto.
7*fi Ainsterdam avenue. H>- Uvad at No.
i is Weat luist st.
FOUR HURT IN CAR CRASH
' Sm.-ill Panic at Bndge Loop
When Accidcnt Takes Place.
Fallure te laki ? awltcl al ?? ? Maa
?? ? Brooklyn Brktge iate
?n a rear
ave
? le car, throw
Iiik It from the tracka and Injurlng three
f the | ' ? , ? .
81 'he l,ndg?
i by the pi I i
The InJ ir. | an i ??? -. i Boyli, ol No
? iklyn; Bd i
.lai lln. ..f So ? Bli kl.-n BVanVM
Brooklyn; Margaret Tehan, of K*o II
atrea'. Bi oklj n, an,i Qeorgi
Bauer, eonductor ol the M rtli
? ir. of Na .?? ' ? ? ivenue. Brookl) n
? ? ? i ik'ii to th?
Hudson Btraai Hospltal, where the Latter
raa reported t i i? Ib .-? aetiouB condltion
, latbuah avenua , ar. accordlng to
wltnaaaea, approacbed brldga i""i> No 4
lal a good apaed, and lumpod (?.? s44jtch
$lna II '" loop Na :.. Bti Iking the
Myrtli avenue rs ind iho rerlng tha
pai m ? -'i glaaa 1 1 - was
.ii thi piatform at th.- tlme, a >s hurled
? ? ti.
"PSYCHIC PIANIST" HERE
Francis Grierson, of Spirit
Fame, Comes in Lusitania.
I im li Grleiaon, wi 11 Known ln this
I ountry and abroad botb as fl |nanist aml
B8 BB author. arrlved h?r* veat-rday from
j Uverpool In Ihe Cunard Ubst Lusltanls
hall in his oiii bome In iilinois.
. Ha haa been called "tha paycale piaalst"
becauae "i bla lutultlve conceptlofl of mu
s,, Hia plsylng aeemed to crltica to be
??:?? t,> :i normal mlnd, and his r^n
. iti,.ns wen- credlted to spirit Influence.
for yeara thi facultj or inaplratlon lefl
him, bul he dedered yeaterda) thal it had
', r?turned and that ite is Interpretlng mualc
from ti"' s|,nit world battar than aver
. I,. forfl
Mi Grierson, who waa bora tn *aViglaad
:t aixt] yeara ago, n a deocondsnl "f
Roberl Orieraon, ti" Lalrd of laig. Whan
montha old he v.as broughl by bla
parenta t,i this countrj snd waa page 10
1 ieni ral KYi mont.
ii.- is th.' Buthor of many i,o"ks, Indud
.. "Modern Myatlclam," "Farlalan Por
md "The Valley of Mhadinvs." The
lasl naniiil volume. whlrli vaas elirht yearH
ln in. rnaldng, >* * book on UitacdB
Uounty; III., and Abraham ' . icoln.
Southerners to Hear Mitchel.
M.'ij.ii-, 1., 1 John Pun oj Mltehal arlll
Ibi oa ? of the prindpal speakara sl tho
annual dlnner of tb*) New York Boutb
j *?i ri Boclety, m the Waldorf, on the
[evening "t Decambar 18. Mayor Kllne,
1 1 mdlsy Fleld Malone, Colloetar af the
Port; Jaflssa c McReynolds, Attorney
Oaneral, and Ca?utbera Bwlng, of
Narhvllla Tenn., will also apask,
iiti'iu, the aoriety baa declared thal
the dlnlng hall "will praaanl an appaar
ance of greal beauty," snd thal the
metiu ea^d "is elaborate and dsvotad tn
of the Revolutlonary War."
Alsu lt la pald tlmt "the featnre of the
fostlval of the Boatbarnars la Nsw Tork
ie ntie that is charactorlaod by un
boundod cordlallty and atospitatlty "
Dance for Hospital League.
An Inlonnal dance will be given und<?r
the auaatcea Of the Y01111K l.adiiv and
OlBllainan'B tataHie of the ilnspital for
Iieformitles and Jblnt IHseases at the
I^slle rooms. Md street and Ilroadway, 011
Sunday rvenlns at $J8 AdBatSBloa carda
can ba had from Charlea H. Harria, No.
Hi Wp.it 24th atreet.
T TRAINS CRASH;
MANY IN DANGER
Rear End Collision Near
Chatham Square Wrecks
Cars and Platform.
MOTORMAN UNHURT,
THOUGH TRAPPED
Three Passengers Slightly Cut
and Bruised- Officials Say
Signal Was Unheeded.
A northbound local train on the Third
Avenue "I." ran into the rear of b three
rar local on the awltch Just south of tbe
laland platform of tbe Chatham Bquare
station yeaterday afternoon.
That no one was kilh ,1 is COfUaldered
rernarkable. l?,th becaUM tha vars in the
wreck wera of wood an,i becauee fhe eot
llatofl was Of Kieat tOTCe. The impact
was auch thal tha ttrtt > ar of the collM
Ing train was llfted from the forward
truck, forced half its length on tne Bta?
tlon platform, teauing awaj tbe heevj
planh flOOting and three of the iron ateel
uprlghta Bupportlng tha i""f All of the
\. aitirik; paaaengera on the platform, how?
ever, wera on th* northerly^ end.
.-.-? -ral f. - t ->f tbe ties Wi H rippe.l
from tli,-ir fast-rnngs. as w.y aa a length
of raiiitiK The lefl alde <>f th- forward
j.art ,.f the COllldlng I ar was CTUehtd to
pie..-s. as vvas the rear platform >>f the
ear ian into
Th. rnotoi man Of the COlHdlng train.
John H Bratton, of No. BI4 Third ave
1 nue, wea acmted In his motor boa to tha
:. ft ..f th.- ear when ih- ? ra*h rame Me
rematned ao aeated arter tb, cai had
ploughed Ita w.,\ eleng th,- atatlon plat
J form, boi I.acaped nrlthoul ;< acratch.
in each .-f the tw.> can theri wera
about twentj paaaengera None suBtalned
?ertoufl Injury, bul Ibrea arere attended
i,, i >i Olberon, <>f Oouvernenr, Hoepltal
Tbe) aald tbe) wera Morria gcbocbner,
of \., .!?? Kast M__ Btreet; Morria (Jreen- j
berg "f Ne li Eltaebeth Btreet, and:
i ad ?? Hen an, of No. ;.n Kast usth
?treel After having mtnor cuta and
.iresf-.d t... weni home
Potlowlng the craeh th.- Broodworh -.f
th- elevated atructura was Igntted o\ :,
^t-,.,rt etrcull Tha btaai waa put oul by
en.
Oflldela of the interborough Rallroad,
wh>. wera aoon .-.t the aeem of tha aect*
doni bald 'ii- blame ,<f the .?.?iiisi.m ..?.
Motorman Bratton, arho, thej aatd, <it_
regarded ., danger sicn.il tel amain^t his
tratn Potlowlng bla paaelng >?f th. - i
nal he la Beld te heve alao dlaregarded
?i . . \- lodlng torpedo, whi- h Is autornati
. v piodi d a h- ?, :i train paaeea a
. -.al
l'< i,i Srnlth. th-' motorman wh-.v train
_r_j r'in IntO, told th- ..ffl.'lals lu- had th
ri?ht ..f wa) and bad aln td) paa -i over
the swlph When the last .ar was abOUl
OH the BWlteh, he said. the rrash r.irrie.
Thbl hhf- been pn-robiTHti ' 1 '?> tlM tOBN I
man, John i 9ota)
Tl - a ctd.nl ...??? irred aboul I ? p nt,
,-?-;-)
[f Everyman realizcd that
the _ort ol roof h<- habitually
carriea about over liis head
determined in ? measure his
Bttnding among men, there
would be fewer poor quality
hats sold.
It is told that a Leading lit'c
insurance company once asked
its loliciton to ouy hats of
certain fuhiopable hatters, on(
thr theory that the lahels
mighi help to impress pn>
spective customen.
However that may be, fl
good name on the label of a
hat or overcoat is a ioii of
badflte of refpectability thal
unconscioiisly givea the wear
CT satisfaction.
lt takea a good many years
of strietly honoralile trading
to produce ? name worthy
of distinetion Rogers-Peet
elothes and Stetson hats, for
instance.
Much poor itufF is being|
sold for the prices that we ask
i'or quality goods.
ReOBM Pket Company,
Three Broadway Storea
at at et
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St
The Biggett Men's Furnishing Store
Full Dreaa Shirta "
98c
plain bosoms
Pleated. $1.15
Both have culft
attached
Mushroom TucKBosoms
$1.49 to $2.98
Moft or atllT ruffa.
Full Dreaa Ve.U, $1.98 to $4.98
While Dreaa Glovea, 98c and $1.49
It waa three hours and a quarter later
before trafTIc on both the Thinl avenue
and Second avenue lines was resumed.
Trn? scene of the aecldcnt was a crosslm?
WB*ra the Serond and Third avenue
tra, ks interj'ert.
CANADIAN HIGH PRICES PROBE.
Montresl, Nov, 2v The Cansdlsn
jrovernment will shortK , rr-rite .
mlsHon to lnqulre into the hlgh t.i?*'
livlnc, accordlnR to an ottaws. oi?!!*
to-day to The Montrcal Heiald" ,?
dispatcli stat.s that ihe governnl
has had the suli.lfrt under conalderaiu
for some tlme, and that statistteti*
perts of tiie j.aloi- hepartmeniiL**
been maklne a aearcl.lng analv.'.
prlues throuchotir th.. hornlni.'n ??
comparlng theni with th.,?e (1f '.,!?'
countrlea, especlally the I'nited Sr,,*
Is th
e mar
k of
TROY'S BEST PRODUCT
2 for 25 cts.
The reputation enjoved bv Earl & Wilson
was attained alone apon the merit of its
merchandise. Our trademark on your col
lars and shirts is a guarantee ol tit, quality
and service.
EARL & WILSON
MAKERS OF TROYS BEST PRODUCT
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
NKW VOUK'S LBAOIKO
?mpire 'm,1.',:..1.;^; ?"'
ETHEL BARRYMORE
ln ti..- New Coaai aty,
TAMTF ?y '- "add ? an ba ra.
ITITI TOrW ,,; B' ? w of BTway B ?
rULlvll ,.? ?]-,,.,,,,, 4 as/ed., 2:30
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J^ Lady
ii NN1E8T I'l.w IN TOWN " Preaa
. vis i_\ka Hi.K llit Telearam
CRITERION *K
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THE MAN INSIDE
4 Drama pl rrlme ' ? Roland B M ?\
r>i npr' ? ,.. Victoi Herl ? ns' >;,. ? ?? ?..
bLUBt: THE MAOCAP PUCHESS
?ii , \N\ S\\ iNflt'l'" |
KMI KI ItlKX lv) lt. B'J ? - ~' ' * 10
i ,st Mat. Taniay. i n?t Ttaae fa aagbt.
DONALD BRIAN
THE MARRIAGE MARKET
.?. M\ I MOMi M -? So\
MME. KALICH RACHEL
HAKKIS '
HENRIETTA CROSMAN "*"%?$??*
\K\T MOV. IlK I??r\r* NOW.
LOUIS MAIMN - '.'t!;';-^
n1Dn|pa> 19.B aa) Bv? - "
UM ri n l U a .,,,. )V? u.-.i. 3 ia
FANNIE WARD TftStLT*
MADAM PRESIDENT ^merlean.
leiiE
c a 4 41th My.M'i: Be*t Seata $L8> $.
I oos People Caralral ot Bperto $$ Flre Tbrltla
A-M-fc-K-l-C-A
Boffraaette Parada Pluaagtag Auto. Court of
tfenor Plral Bteamer thrarogn r.nama ''anai.
mmb vVllhelir, Ba iub ? ' ?'? Al
s,.1 -
FARE WELL
FORBES
ROBERTSON
> ,,-,.-., liB/aatBa^asataaral laCraatar a I
. , a Itlt
of Venlee
\. n ?.-.. L4?hl That Falled OkKTKl I'r
Moa Paaaloa a Sacrameni ki IIOTT
Tuea Ml a .\ Mai at . .
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BVi :,K,? rhatHF.jii*d SHUBERT
i ? iferi i>anl ot V*nlee| xHM x ^n
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E ? i aa* i .4 fl
< OMKD1 ? s 80 attfl 1 la) fl raat
THE MARRIAGE GAME
OURSELVES
CASINO hn\V'-H,,\.,'rV';
OH, I SAY!
. !,.> Punnleel atualcal Hit on Earth.
iBiiiHT the v. rn nay evb* ?:a>
BEASON B BIC U"UAT ???? Todaj 8
r;E8T 81 '?' 'KS8 BBBOfl Thura. 2:g0
Va rvr Ev* s ir, Mattne* To-day, 1 '??',
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METROPOLITANJ!!;^
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"aiin.. Bl 8:80 ' I'ou. Prlrr < oneert. .loaer I
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Next Mon. it 1:43 l ebeagrlo. Premata
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lle'ti bi N Hniio ln Maeebera.
lempel Mataenauei i or leo. Amate, Rotnler,
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WARFIELD At/ni^KK.
republic \;-^r:J\:v^:;^^
THE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURNEY
arlth I.KO DITHJI HSTEIX.
l'i TIXliP u '-''' s' Evenlnaaat 8:13
LLIIiiUU MHth Te-day a Wed.. 8:13.
WITHIN THE LAW
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LONGACRE u
Mim T" ,la> A Wei, -J -.'O |
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OCMTIIDV OPEIU (KVIKAI. PARK
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popular f'oncen Everj suniiay siKi'i
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DI inil r#l *M M "' UBOt KLBlXlta
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rIIi:\tlIKS AMI M (< KSSKS.
MEW AMSTERDAM
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WINTER GARDEN
THE PLEASURt SEEKERS
44
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