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DR. HILL BROKE
NO LOVE PLEDGE/
SAYS GIRL FOET
Miss Covington, Suing
Doctor, Declares Suit
Is on Business Heal.
BREACH OF PROMISI .
ASSI RTS 111 R i \WYER
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CANFIELI) S ASSOCIATE,
POOR, A GA$ SUICIDE
Philip Rfilly, Obi i Rich Gam?
bier, \ ii lim ol Hard I uck.
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Miss I ri ?LU'. COVIX?.TON
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PRESIDENT STAYS
UTAH EXECUTION
\t Sweden's Request (?eis Delay
for j. Hillstrom, I. W. W.
Agitator.
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MRS. SPEER WINS OUT
AS HER OWN LAWYER
Charged with Calling Wife <?f
Daughttr 's I \ Husband ??
Bigamist.
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lawyer, Mi ? ?
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Osborne to Speak at Garden
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Arrow
Collar
1 RONV I ITS CRAVAT KNOT
[ ?*IRFE<CTLY. 2 for 25c
[ CLUtTT ?I.ABOOY 4 CO . lac , a?,i?
MAY STOP FOREIGN
"DUMPING" IN U. S.
Bill Will Be Urged by Redfleld
to Prevea! Alien Firms from
Underselling Americaas.
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It a lei
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the Ami
mam.:
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rite
Mr. 1 felt that ono
of th, ? .
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f;ate this situation, and ir
t was Intin
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It il nos I
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hi as y i ei a.'y, eithoi eivil or
-. who
ADELE BLOOD WON'T
STAR BEFORE COURT
Returns College Youth's Fnmi
ture Rather than f act- Suit.
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from Ed
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? ? lay.
In tlie first
. held
l :.. a very
n named Andrew H B
and o ?''il. d the la I act that
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Mi**
ithei of
P Billings, an offi
? lise,
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When M
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hi* furnitup
"I Si ? id of
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her of
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: Woman H'irt in Auto Crash.
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when
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the right sii
AL DAVIS STILL
AFTER KELLY G?
Dancer, Yet Undivon
Won't Leave HerAloi
Says Mother.
MNO PEACE FROM
MIM ANYWHEI
diri Who Will Have Million \
Hence still Infatuated aril
Broadway Character.
i ? .- ? ? ornlng paper ye
da?-, Mi in Kell are itartli
ght befon
ti'r I. ; AI 1'a.vi?. the ti
I
t Wedne da) ni
rd the ;
rlth I ? u '
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g at
ged sting insti act
? B r i
way resort ? admitted the ro|
rrect
"I ran ?re nothing wrong m th
? dared.
I .i-' n:?ht, however, she was
?rit . 11 .- She spent I n hi r ri
in l.or mother's hoi e, wh< re, for a
she will n main.
for l
? ice they s ere seked to le
the.' tnation Broad'
has had i i i I il frs Kelly
i Igl I id ?.. Almost at the eoi
room ? Kelly promised M
li.'.rV si ?? would hn\?. ne SS
t.. do with l he daneor.
won't leave
I al .. aid un Kelly.
"Tins summer he puraeed us
. a bare are a/ere h?r
all ahout the
? plensnnt thing] that had happened,
? d chums, when ?
.' ei d .. cl anga. A few d
I '.? arned the answi r, Da
m der ? ' ? name of Pos ell, we ? on
island with anothei man and I
Ha bed trailed Eugenia
there ? hen ho lei;. a diamond
??hi- had was gone.
"1: " Dl who wsi responsi
1 for all the notoi et thli summ
and s n 1 be old story. For
en. After bo had 1
? aied all that had h?
; al t their being eni .
? ? ? Bot a long
. ,
"Nov. ?....? ar?. bach here and he be
1 be nionirnt I relaxed
it entici . . ' out v.
"The ' is sn ssrful shock to r
made r.?> threi
? Davia. All ' ask ?s that
? .a alone."
.lohn 1 M.-ii.'.h. eounael for M
Kelly, declared yesterday that Das
by purs ? g 1 rl, is i nviting * roub
"I'll certainly pet him," he -aid. "I
I .1 get him good. I'll ha
rith Mr-. K. |] i.. * ie I deeli
? ? exact pi ?'? .lure, but it ? ' n
? ? .. ? eral ici ent
ment o? | tioi of the Mai
act, if he trii her out "f Ne
? ? .'. Dr ne might be ehartrt
. ling the girl to bieaK i er p
It .?. .? vit ti i .
"I* Ii possible," he continued, "ihi
Mr*. K.'llj ?i.av dei ide to band the gi
over "o ,. n hK' rate to be commltte
.; ? do tefore,
"Oavii i girl's money. An
one ran see that,' s?r..i Mr. Mclntyr
"There may be a way to tie up her ir
he CS ' ' derive any henet
it until he il thirty years oh
The court? Could do thil if
be s sa reeklei -, went erith be
compantona, ?i? incauUoas in fac
I ? ? rsrlf unable :o manage be
?
It is ?-nid Eugenia Kelly's estai
amount i I o ng like hi t v. h
- . 0,.I :..i d $1,000,000
The male dancei ent most o
m mer out riadli
the New York eourts, at 'K-eanpor!
.\. J., wher" be ha i.? the guest ..
dim Donovan, a trainer of prise 'ifcht
, : -. Davia, however, took a I ; in ?<
. m ? ; iland sh le E igenii Keii;
and her mother were spending lomi
weeks there in tagest At the '.m.
can ied I he an
nouncement th.it he snd Eugenia wen
be n si i led. She deniei
iti legrem te 1 ie Tribune, bu
aga ? ' | ten I toted ?<u an
nouns ei .... ement to Dai I ? :
was said resteras if he attempted r<
marrj I i i before hia wife'e divorei
r. ? .'. OS Nov. TIli.'T l, h?
. be pre ecnted foi bigamj
STORMS HELD*B0ATS 2 DAYS
Two storm-tossed transatlantic linen
enme in yesterday, two del behii
lule The Espagne, of the Fronet
Line, which was guarded bj d< itroyen
? ?.arture from Bordeaux, V.H?
forced to heave to foi twenty-eoven
? ? IB The Ho
\?? ? ? ? '. eue Amsterdam,
Ri teidam, ??? i ? h was in compel j
: .. ? ? ed to run
pe ?.! for four daj * of h"r
jour- I
On the Kspaijn?? rstne Mrs. Nicholas
1 i gworth, mother of the Col .
man. i . ? : her
liter in-law, formerly Mies Alice
!:. Alee on '???>.?r. 1 ?a? Georges
. i. . - h beryl one, a I
h the 1 ten I ?pe i s I on pei *
Among the trB?-ellers un |
Rita fol I vet, thi
setreai who waa the last pei
?? ?lharles Frehsaas ?!.???? on
board the Lueitna i Among others an
? ? ? ? M. - ' nee Col lier, the
? ?-? us S Morgan, of
and John Wanamaker, jr.
\MI SI MINIS. itMl'SEMEXTS.
Ince-Triangle Play
Draws Cheers
The Telegram ?ayi oj one nr:c TriangU PUty:
''Elaborately arranged and
splendidly mounted, ' The Iron
Strain' brought out the most gener?
ous applause of the evening.
Nothing so fine as these won?
derful pictorial offerings has ever
been seen in New York. Come to the
Knickerbocker Theatre Now
Afternoon* at Two Beat Seats $1.00: 500 COOD
SEATS :><). Eveniaga at Fight 50c, 75c SI,
S 1.50 and V baturday Matinr-e-e aame prices.
PATERSON GAGS
SPEECH INVADER
Tresca, Abbott and Wrigl
Arrested for Attempt
in?4 to Talk.
MISS F LYNN ESCAPES
BY DASH IN AUK
kint at Meetiag Where Arreft
An- Made No Charge
Against Trio; Freed.
? ??. 1 W. W. a?: ' '' >l
! ? ir? A ". presldeat of tl
V i,. I res Bpeech League, and Thorn?
Wright, of ,. I, M J . I ? ro t a:
led bees to New York laat night I
r .?. on | ir they lia
ind held without hail fa
than an houi at polio headquai
-.ti No i
them, I ? ' Bimaon con
?ent ;-. -,- himsell -n declaring 11
tiie;. eould ? tart anj
,e was on the foret
i i ibeta Gurley I-lynn, the
I. W. W. ipeaker expi ed wit
three ' eekl BgO, WB I
laat night, teit did not attempt '
- peal l lice Lieut? nant it
. ! t;..' !?< en sble to locate her. bu
from othei orees I ?a learned tin,
hi l ad vit Ited the town la an a it
and aaeaped when ths 'muh!.
Abbott, accompanied by Lincoln Stef
fen . '..?? magazine writer, reach d Phi
er -..n . ,r;. i tei da] i ening te eora
plain to thi ? they ha<
ear.r.-.. . ting of the Free
League, ? ?: ? I tied for this1 ? ?
th.- Auditorium in Ellison Street. No!
finding ans satisfaction si hea
tei -. the) Ii ?>.;>? foi New York,
The roi ait heard of at a
?tei ' leel ing at l G Prince
Jtree' Peterson, pre ided over by Will?
iam Glai /. Soeiallal eandi late for May?
or. ."-'? (Tei emained I he i i ou I.
while Abbott climbed on the platfrom,
Police Raid at Meeting.
"The next ?Beaker," ha announced
smid thunders of applauae. "will bo
(arlo Tresea."
From lomewhera in the audience
Tresca appeared. He mounted the plat?
form spoke '.'"r ten m<
Then ti..- i . | ..hee on the
platform swept him off Im feet. An
Lnidei ? -. uncon -
Prt lea, Abbott and Wright -.'.ere all
marched to Police ll adquarters. .,
erowd of several thousand at their
i hiof ol Police Bimoon, in con?
sultation with Lieutenant Moeeley, d??
te hold them endet ai r? -? all
night without hn.il.
"What are irgea against u> ""
demanded Abbott and Tresca
"You'll liad that out to-morrow." re
plied Lieutenant Moaely. "In the mean
time, the ehargei are held opea."
Later the police ofleiali, hegmnina;
to douht the legality of their action.
gave the threi pi I ioi era the opt
spei ding thi . ..r go?
ing home. 'I hey voted for home, and
were put aboard a Hudson River car
ihortli before midnight
l'llhlic Officiait '.sere reticent la
night, so reticent that only one t"'i
mitted himself u> be interviewed. This
one ssus Lieutenant Moseley.
"My men, under Sergeant Moor?,
made the ai n I -," he sind laat ?
"They ", re ii ting ander or lei
Chief Bimaon, Tresen knew what
was getting when he came back. Wi
warned hin o;ir three week! ago.
WINTER GARDEN, "A , ".
LAstrK PASSING SHOW OF 1915
MM>\, Ml.Ill (MM Mil- VII ii. ?v
I nee? In I.alii Hill ut s.n. Seats Now.
I VRIl"
ANOTHER MUSICAL TRIUMPH
TWU IS COMPANY
Ml.' "ALMA A "ASCII."
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BOOTH. F.'rg, > M ?I?:* T ? ? .V S ? '.
fccVs A PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS
n ? i t h i i i ..j ratea "
MAXINE ELLIOTT S T ?, M ? I ' ? ' ?? .\ H
?, ? OUR CHILDREN c?'ss""*."
Mil BE ST. I >| I I M.'.< To B)'a .?. W?
WILLIAM HODGE' ^?Wi/ss"
AAHt CI THEA.. !>n? I CONTINUOUS
?tf-ein 01. B'wai II A. M. to II P. M.
25c. 25c.
GERMAN BATTLEFIELD
i.rral ? m <i i i". ' usa u rid n?a 1
PLAYHOUSE '.:. S .', v T,'" s '
Brilliant Success
GRACEGEORGE
THE NEW YORK IDEA
48th STREET ^ , , '.
HUSBAND AND WIFE
THE'BLUE PARADISE**"'{&?
A DASHING
SMASHING
CRASHING
SENSATION!
MANHATTAN
lilt Ml * Mh Are.
r>c to ii.;o.
I ?.-?< C !I*U Wad A Sat , .
WED. ?*AT. 25t TO $1.00.
AtTrtB ? MO 4" s- nrratit at!
a^BO I Un i ., - Slat. 1 row, l:?l
AMERICAN FARCE ???g
*i ' "THE DAY OF
CHARLES H.
HOYT.
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PHONZ COL 6800
CiNTRAL
PARK W
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TOWN TOPICS
PRICES
ASTOK
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"^COHANS GREAT five
AMERICAN FARCE thousand
tA ?HfO NIBlO a 'BILLt HIJLIIDAV
Loew'i American Roof " ' . f '
12-Act Vaudeville Show ?iffta?,*
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IHL HUStLANU i.iHL?
la;
HIPPODROME
? aJI ?a-.:.-??' CMA?LIS WLLIN6MAM
?a?l CMA?ltS WLL1NCMAM
FIRST MATINEE TODAY
. "HIP HIP" at
\ theHIPi4aHIT
HIP-HIP-HOORAY?
Mi I'll S 1\ UNK
K ill 'i ell
Sousa's Band
EVERY THE BIGGEST 'MATINEE"
NIGHT SHOW IN DAILY
" \. THE WORLD ""' ?,?.,
:?, c'o ATTHE $1-00
Jnl.bU LOWEST PRICE _Jl_
? | ? ? Sata :".??' ma on skatis
Flirting at St. Moritz
. . i Ballst S sssoj
i,.. ?easssss
153 MUSICIANS 600 PEOPLE
? ? ? BO! ? OS a moi SAM) STONDBBS
B ll HI KM
SUNDAY NIGHT -FIRST HIP CONCERT
SOUSA
us
Its
$1.00
The Drama Society
y N order t>> help intelligent
* playi t<? in intelligent
. WC supply the best
sc.i'.s tur the best plass only
.it the b??x office price, ?or
mil information address
Jokn Corbio, 131 East 15ta St.
THE
BATTLE
CRY?/
PEACE,
VITAI.RAPM 11 .i. A li ,?
TWICI DAILY. < A I ;ii) :
M?ta iM.n >.' i
SI I .? A -.? \t.
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CHARLES RICHMAN.
: ? i M.u: m aal
I at II -.. -'.?i tuii
Urta.'? lu?.??, til *..a ?Od. |
I boot I i rn loss ??<
? '? got ..'>:. ? h ng sgain ? him
. j. ... -, .... ., , ? - i dot
bad
my time I ml to."
?? W liut were the el ran
. . ?
' nrtfe?,"
? eesr
?Vhal .rged there
a ith, then ""
: I
plied. "Good 'Ha.'!.'
?
...... p |
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labor troub '< ? ? at 'in'''
??s |oif late ,r' ' ? i? about a mon'h
age, ? ; . \ e,| p?r
? n to talk ? id hired
?nd ' treated i
other* e/erc night
?il that timi M is Flynn demanded t?
i if her eonatitational right t,, U">
ii not 1 ' invaded
"V ;
told ' ? the power. Von
? tall ? Petal in."
Fear Trouble After Sperrhe?.
Pat? ; ses ? le sis ? iplain tl sir re
f'i^.ii te allow each a. Ire??, Plyna
? - thai whenever
? 01
been ti iblo in the milla, and that
?,vhe?her inch persona *re -a.
right - and ? olate
l in lo do ng, they wi 'n.' i o i
,- snot 'er str Kp. eapeei r at
,hl," ? -'?? ,nT^
,. n. a *hi ay.
"We r i . "jfTered enour? f
P.obert H ?I! ?*.
hsving r?:d -v'^*?*' |
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may t talk ^p,!'1*?1
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t?iv?S?5
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eras the k-j
?reinad wL*1*?'
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which t - r H ;mr,*rf o/iaJ1?.,
that Binsjf'*l
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mar.... red it ?v.? wort?
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to loa? ?Ta." *
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j James McCutcheon & Co.
Fifth Avenue and 34th Street
Women's Wear Department
Our newly organized and remodeled department for
Ladies' Suits, Coats, Waists, Dresses and Skirts, is now un?
der the management of a woman who has had wide experi?
ence in some of the best New York stores. In this depart?
ment we are now showing some unusually attractive mer?
chandise and values.
Smart Street Dresses in two at- Distinctive Tailored Suits in
i , ,^ i both plain and dressy models.
tractive models. Une is a combina- n r f , . J.
Copies of the season s latest im
tion of plaid or plain color taffeta ports Materials include Venetian
coat effect which is trimmed with Broadcloth, Kitten's Lar, Duvetyn,
serge. Fine plaited serge skirt. The Gabardine, Chiffon Velvets, Vd
.? ,> t \,i j i veteen, Cheviots, Serges. Prices
other is a Kussian I unie Model ?2-2 -n , itccJui
range $33.31) to $lo5.U(J.
with sleeves and underskirt of
Satin beautifully trimmed with
beaver fur. Price $24.50. Prices range $23.75 to $159.00.
Dancing and Evening Gowns, Af
Satin beautifully trimmed with ternoon Frocks and Street Dresses,
Special Offering in
Mourning Wear Department
Afternoon down of Black Crepe de Chine with vestee. collar and cuffs
of tucked Georgette Crepe, revere effect, trimmed with
cord and small buttons, side plaited skirt, $19.50.
Black Wool Poplin Suits, strictly tailored lines, Black
Faille Silk collar, trimmed with dull bone buttons. Skirt
has section plaits a? side and belt which forms a yoke tt
back, $23.50. SOS fVoJe Vara
KBW YORK'S ?.FAOINO THKATRES AM
MR. CYRIL MAUDE
- GRUMPY
>i < i i>?srji.
LAST .'
WEEKS.
f V i"\7 IT l%jg ?Tee Ml* Sliest, F.?i?. s l?
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