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Ml? GRACE DODGE,
GIRLS' FRIEND, DEAD
Philanthropist and Head
of National V.U. (.. V
Dies at Homo.
WAS A FOUNDER Oi
TEACHERS1 COLLEGE
Had Beea Leader ?n Educational
and Charitable Work for
Mon thi ? .<-?*.
Mis*
ft knew
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?ork, i
,ompl?iri?'d Saturday afl
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will ta
?orK
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four millidii
?00.
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-
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^?cnt them
|
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had been
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nner to
? who ,
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Our Children" in Chx i?"
Idren."
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?m Nftmitd Harto.
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i \KK WH ?- ENGAGI MENT TO
I fHERN EDITOR IS ANNOUN?
WEST SIDE Y. M. CA.
TO OPEN HOUSE
Nine Ihnusand Neu Year Guests
Expected To I xhibit War
Moaoplaae.
Frederick Hil a has
? ?n corps in
*? ear'?? Day
' a monoplane, which he
ia war. m the lobby of
? A , Kighth av.
?
? . ving with the
Frene bort time and receiv
on of a cent a day was
?aii1- not a j
ranee. The proffer ,
m<?noplat?e was s ? Sno/i after
I IIild buys ha will offer his
?
ea
friend1?
invited From .' to 5
? an orcheatra en
I exhibit and < \
. . ptura in th.?
'?
ait and ei tertainment
ming races.
. .n the
ei tertain
n thi auditorium and an educa
I and a boys' exhibit. In the social
own ?. -amp'e noon
.'hich the Weal
? -three
\ ai on obila will leave
th> b II to take
'?'. ? A Mitomobile
From f> to 7
M ill be served by
Mrs. Howard
<;. Myers is chairman.
attended '
Preparations
j. ?r 'or ?.000.
??
Time Curtain Rises To-day
- rEKNOON
; . , ?-ar?me
AFTERNOON FEATURE FILMS.
I Ufa
larks
12 to 11:30? ? ? ..."Strand
2:30-''
fcVENING.
8:30?' ? I
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8:13?
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1:18? ? ? an ??? rd i_
FEATURE FILM?.
; 8:30? r I! Anlm ??
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? .- Um Methan Vltegianli
VAUDtVILLE HOUSES.
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it ??. ?-,. ? ? ,
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. i- | ,(jUt MOU'.I |
I
?I'jrriiy Hill
TO WED SPEAKER':
DAUGHTER IN JUN
James Thomson's Romance ui
Genevi?ve (lark Began at
Political Convention.
?
.
vieve < hamp Ciar
sentatives and Mr
be married to Ji f
Orleans, in June. Annour.,
?he engagei
her parent?, and ??
The attentions of I j> ibli-h?
of "The
marked ever linee tl e fli
th" younc COUpl? Si Ball
IiemocrH' c National
1912
.rht when I
I
nominal
Presidei
?
which M
?inK and urged her *
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hoi?t?
and at
earriad around tl
banner.
Mr. Thomson was
I Hi m
self the "urijj'.na! ?
1.
?
Speaker's daught.
sittte:.
- is last winter, and
court ,
well known
Y o ri?
era] weski
lanpeiner'
'??rtuined by M
Dimoeb and ol
above
features, an oval f?ce. ?
en brown hair and blu* gl
like her fan i
Mr. Thomson . i pub
lisher of "Th?' .'?
a grad?ate O? ?loht*
vanity. Hi* il the son of ?
Augustus Ten Brook Thomson, of Sum'
mit Point. W Va.
MILLIONS FOR WORKERS
Colorado Industries. Private
and Public, Feel Prosperity.
. .
Denver, Dec. 27.?Aftei
.- and
( olorado Intel
pects for one of the |
, in their histoi
' dhape than at any timi
years, with prospect! of s new boom
.,- Crippli * r* ek. Ra Iroad
Utilities are planning imi
? ng million*! of dollars, i
. t Dei ver airead; ha? d<
provided for improvement
r. mil In the expenditure of 11,1
.
are making 'or a b
000 for other ?
. about one I
Other governi- ?
work,
Union Station, the completion
Colorado Nation
the wage : ind of Denver I
! 00,.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Princess Players in Last
Week, with Brieux's
''Maternity'1 to Follow.
BRI CE M'RAE WITH
ETHEL BARRYMORE
I a\e? ??hani Plans ti? Do (?id
Success for I iims lellpcren
Opening Delayed.
* a ? aring
?
Theat. ..... Ri'.nn and his
. .gainent
re]
"Ma
. ::-. aped
..! re
: pi--.
?ii" an
;. catioaa for m<'tnbership ha?<* t
-
.*.cek:
?
-
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?:. Ethel Barrymore.
"hman has engage?l I
IB for her r?w ?
Shadow." I he*.
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"The
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f. In
?
"I ' I J .
World and Hia
.- | [.Oil'. .
r mov
? ?it of
Opp ] -Aho owi
clay in par- ?
It givea til?- public a wrong impreaaion.
thii play
i" moving pictnn
? ?
ately mot and punished bj law."
? ? raaneei of ?
? ith I ?ou-1. liegen la the
pal i ?
H. H. Fi I im?
prove , and anr
made thai th<*
ngacre 'I'heatrr.
post
. ?
the Cob
r Mai
man, I'iind."
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? ? actual app?
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lain II. ?
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Roy *?
;<* who ha?
ata tor ''U
1 envy the
young mat. Brice
i ? ?ee has
? . give
then, aa a return th? money
'if the lender ?rill I known.
?cms that Miss Brice
one ia a hun y, had ?
waa late for the ? tether
? that hn accommodat
inir young man advanced a coin to
ring. V
? that her tr?
box e1 he wai?. pone. If
; probably conn- back.
WHITE CHALLENGES HUB
Socialist Pastor to Dare Mayor
to "Run Him Out."
;.? Bouck Whil
night thut he ?ii go . g to Boatoa at
once and dai to run him
?
?
?
of the Had
nidon,
tary (,f
? cording to 1 i ape
.* ibing mom
?
BRIGHT LITTLE STAGE STARS
GUIDE A BELATED SANTA
Hn-utiit??.. Children Attend Annual Chri.-tnuis Party
ar Maxine Elliott s Theatre?Tree Bean
Gifts for All.
rtj
?just off Hroad?*.'.
the way fur Sm ' . I ?
: long I tea befen
'< ?leigh be?Ts was heai . bky
i ?eraper:., *n?l in tr ?
actors el the .-.tac
Fund amused one another with dance?,
aor,-f? and skits. It was the I
?
hlliott Theatre.
Etch el Uss thirty-ive ??? ? . . .1
nrnute?, inrl'i
? eral.
w >. tl sntir?
... ?
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ira
fund ai.d candj *
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OB ?(roadway this H MOB *?4* I
roes of the occas.or ? many
of tl,' . "inniuiiity
? ? ? on*.
Amom; those wio performed
luii.ir, Maxir.e Sieklea, France?
Pi cone, Emanai in, William
'?'? ' u ? Paglitiata, Helen
Schaetf.i, Dot - V'arrington. Ada
Rudolph, Mai
K . Urns M Bail? y, Fran
I
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an, ?laiioii II.,.' \
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ea Pa ? M I * i
1 man and Imrc and I
PLEAS FOR PEACE
IN WAR SERMONS
Dr. J. II. Holmes Asserts
Slaughter \\ ?11 Kill Con?
flicts Eventually.
PASTORS PREDICT
BRIGHTER ERA SOON
Or \\. H Morgan Says Struggle
Will firing About Interna
? :onal Brotherhood
iiornir.g a- * i
"?;rma
rial Peace To Be De
\ v-'. ?? Vfar1- Poraeaat," *aid:
"The only compensation for the
blood llaaghter la p'-rmanent
e the tu
war,
n be able to I
t that it the great
corrector of all war'
of all tho agtiS be re,. .
: that war
the highest virtue, that, of courage, and '
other? have shared h.s ?riewa, John
. that no great art was ?vor
reaali
Bernhardi and hii achool hold that a
wai ' . . ? cannot
the argui
? . .
think? r.-,, and thl
.
? ? f Ol .. - ? ? Ited. The i.
? .-ition and war turn
men, not into beroea, but into beasts.
Be far as Buskin's hrgument Is con-:
cerned, the t no aru aio simply the'
c\pre..-?on of gcniu? at any time,
?ho poin*. thut moral virtues aro
developed as a result of war is false.
i loped under cir
*
? night m the v I
-
II?.pes for Knd of War.
iraal peai-e la
r.ot only to be lic-ired, but It I ?he one
groa' . leave
horror and enter
upon ?
: :< d Dr. Holm? *. " !'??
?
corruption
vorld. And
? -A. h r la the
condition of this redemption of peace."
?
? ligiOB
i in ".he ????
Rev,
?. enu
?i ( hurch
-, en down,"
" .
r th? , on irrought out on the
anvil ?une?, but the thing
which really ha-? I napped la the i
. have refuaed to
.. 'hat the only tli which
I ? ? ?
i da tlu j
heart
11 ira
"If theto h-.** bei
?
the hi in irho
arc leader?? in * io the
: rivilege it is to
hear and f? a ever enr
?
-.-ift of peace."
I're-di. Ii World PCM a
'
1 :
lie for
? ar
.'
!?'?
Ing in v.s.? for wai
?.
ran, 10
oldieri on tl .-?lused
call?
?
.
\ .
Dr, Morgan. "*? ' I me
tarn from Europe, that ?
y a German family in
that great, empire that was not now ;
irning. In France the same con* |
?rr ail ??"
i - Hi rgan recalled how a fatally ?
lnjur le en- !
ring to era-?-! with his canteen to
iured Britiah Midiera, and how
Eng ?tehed with
the charact- : "A
-, cross erected ovei
Hila-.
"There ii a dawn of new Intel
tiona are committed
on all Slides." cc preacher.
The r.erman nation was condemned
.- ? for bringing o:-. the pi
war by I?r. Frank M. GoodchilH in a j
in in the ? bureh,
. i.v. and Wd .-? "The
of Peace and the European
ibject.
i i ;.-1 doi i
Dr. Goodchild, "Na
?
-.ng ca? ion of Lou*
-
of Belgiui ?
Who can
e German?
? o ncht in Belgium.
mean we .-?houM
.
cut our h . Ii 1
a full ?groa i aalt a
?
liriea If I
robben
arve a
I
I little i .'
we to
?
"\\i in human to
I by and see savage breaches of the
,. no word
-r-ortu
iration
of the
? _"_
Miss Wodiska To Be I Bride
Mr. aad Mr?. I I ..?vt? a
reception a?, the Wald I I Ha yes
to ??r.tiounce the en?
? daughter,
Lillian >? ' ? Max M.
ion ' ? Mi. and Mrs. J.
?as large,
coming from cities ts fa
Waahtag-ton and ?Baltimore R. fresh
?,, ,,< ?| ? 1 and there wai danc
lag from
uilM U GOING OH TO-DAY.
a
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MEW FORBES PLAY OPENS'
"Ir. the Limelight'' De;?h with
St.-ige and Acto
. i
'he Apollo 1 r- tl
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cast, I
mana,:
-
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Theatre on 1
DEATH REMOVES
ALUMINUM MAKER
Charles Martin Hall. Inventor
"f Electrolytic Proct
Dies in Ilorida.
* .
?
made it a com?
mon :
?
'
?
that '
?
the pi ?
mere:..
?;i>n Com;'.'.
? what ii ne ?? *;:.' A .minum
Compai:
,rc the new r
into Use aluminum ?
Dr. ? handler c?, night
arith '
-
.
if I.I,. D
Di * indi?
triend ai the larg
? .
I, and all I
manufacture of >
Hall ??
-,n chemistry ?
York seel
chemical So '
1911.
Mr. Hal! wai a mei
American Philo
'
r.eei -, i- rankl n Insl
?
Archbishop Riorttin Dies.
San Frai
!:<"??. i
?
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?
mon:a I
in Sew Mr .- - :
?
Be was tl
Fra .eiaeo. Efe i.
Chica
i .
In ! - I t to I
I
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?nary ?
\ ?
r.* Wo
'
and .
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4? hie1
? ? :
The
bra'' : ?
hood in
.- ?
?
Krane:
? Ol ONEI M.'IIH n MAI UtTHI R
'
remplar
Unite.: ?
plcxy to-day at hi? hi
I age of ilxty-four
?-.* found .
by his daughter on her return from
church.
Colonel MacArth'tr w?i? the i
and "r - | of "The Tr?
an d N
.-?ur. an ?
!
prominent Republ
?
County.
For mar.;.
?4a? prominent! ?
hlncampm?'.
1013. H, had b?
?
? . A. MacAi
? .! guard i
?-?
MAJOi: JAMES B. HORN!
Major Jar:
many
Major Hot
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he ml
of the
.
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r. Mr. Hoi i
. ?
r Hon.? - ...
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Horn. :
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take pla
Brighton, Stal
uiliN CRAYSO>
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tro m ariuriiu !?>
he wa
than
blaekimith
Railro
ii.
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He lea
SENSE, NOT THEORY,
USED BY OSBORNE
Errors of Prison System
Shown to Y. HI. C. A. by
Sing Siiiii Warden.
SHUTTING MEN IN
I AUKS CONDEMNED
Charge That Inmates (jet Lux?
uries P?. iiu'd Nen "(jood Con?
duct'' Record Described.
bul
ind the application of
?
?re *? 1 at Sing
borne
.ay at the W I -i Side Branch
-to?
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.
a
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well, while
?
: the wall?.
' dial said about a p..rk dinner
? i *act ia thai
? time baa ?
from the kitchen.
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rth and
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that
-
CELEBRATES HIS CENTURY
Family Too Big for House, So
Jubilee Lasts Two Days.
John K. Ii.. Ti. of 34 Kenner er., New**
ark, ?,!I be 100 years old to-day, and
because his home is not large enough
to accommodate all his descendant*
the celebration et r.Uy and
will continua um.i mldalgbt to-night.
R?ch la the father of &ve children.
. and four dough tere; thir*?.
, ?nd Hi\t>-four
grandchildrrn. Mr. bach la la
| iHiigbit at the notion?
?ived to old age
Me ??? kt? a. much as 1.?
eer and whisk?**.
??-?. r he weata tkem The onl ?
complaint he has is trouble with hi?
-? supports ?on.e ?O?
odd po
Mr. Ha eh wee born in I*' meidiamr,
, r tS, It? 1*
He came to this eountr*. in 1-.-.0, and
id la *???'*?? \ork, tul
?a bora Y\e
. -il.e?*. Hr
'?? ra.?'
.. h?r-.
M been a Kepuldlcan
a naturalised citisea
Mr. Baefa ? daughter. Mt?
. i
LAW MAY~BAR WOMEN
OldStatuto. IUsBolievi-d. Will
?fftet Newark Appointment*-.
the He*
ruling, a?
several Democrat
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POLICE BEG CITY
FOR NIGHT SCHOOL
Squad of 240 Ready t?> Parr
i ? a? I'fi's Nightstick for
s.iIm- ..i i v .n ning
oT in * ?
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pursuit of learn
bach, prli
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