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AID UNEMPLOYED
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COURT SITE LOSS
PUT AT $1,000 A DAY
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I \ senator Reynolds. Says
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DRY IN FIVE YEARS
Hobson Hints Prohibition?
ists May Have Presiden?
tial Candidate in 1916.
SURF. OF SIX MORE
STATES NEXT YEAR
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Of Campaign tor \ ictory
by 1920.
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44 HORSES DIE IN FIRE
Careless Chau?enr Blamed for
S40.000 Jersey City Blaze.
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TRIES TWICE TO DIE
Wounded M;*n Draws Revol?
ver as Doctors Attend Him.
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negree
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?QPEN Air to Every
^ where" means more
now than ever, for you
can go by 'Bus every few
minutes from
Washington Square to the \ l.irlem Kiver
via Seventh Avenue, the great boulevard
o? Harlem?
And skirting Morningside I leightl pa?*i
the College of the City of New York up
St. Nicholas .Avenue nearly to the historie
Jumel Mansion?
.And along Cathedral Parkway, pawing
the Cathedral ot St. John th?* Divine and
St. Luke's Hospital. [o and up Riverside
Drive.
So, you see the pleasantest
means of transportation in
the city is better suited to
your convenience?
Take advantage of it?
Take a 'Bus*
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
Id Street et
QUIT COLORADO THIS WEEK
Troops on Strike Duty Sino
April to Leave at Once.
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been
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TWO CHARGED AS
HEROIN PEDLERS
Were Accosting Children N" ir
V\ illiamsburg SchoolhOttSe,
Police Assert.
t'.i'r I
North
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CABINET MEMBERS
LOOK TO SENATE
Bnrleson and (..nrNi;: Believed
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ATHLETE IS DROWNED
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America's finest train
The only1 etofare train
betwQon Chicago and
Los Angeles, j
Once a\v(.?k,travGrsin^ the ;
Sotttliwest land of on cliantment ;
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Winter season begins Jan*
tiarp fifth. M?e reserva?
tions novJ,
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