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n the Mj headqoarteri
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front ea. We need
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DINER DANSAMTi Wtsgaaiisaj in nullify, faultlessly served in ihe nw?mliernt
Inilroom from r? lo !? P.M. at %\M ;><" rafe*/. I'nlike the usual table* d'hote dir.r.er.
Rector's Dir.sj Oansmt it abundan!:;, plcagatf lo ihr moit critical connoisseur, every
ourse Iwin* cooked to order Daadog snd Cabaret.
\ LA CARTE service of superior excellence in the main restautant. exquisitely prepare
by a rrwstei chef. An excellent entertainment during dinner dancing alter 10 P. M
FOR SUPPER Rfflor's famous a la carte service in lb* main restaurant and in the
Inllroom de luxe. I ho of the finest dancing floors and two splendid o.rhestras
exceptional entertainment on bolh floors. THE DANSANT every a?rrnoon from
3 to 6 in the ballroom.
There's Only One
RE C TOR'S
Broadway at 48th Street
NIGHTMARES SPOIL
JERSEY SLUMBERS
Negr i Bootblack Republican
Nominee Snakes ami Jaii I ists
Besiege rranquil Towns.
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BROADWAY REOPENED TO-DAY
l raitn Batwcess -.Mi aii'l list Streets
To I5>' Reaasned at 6 \ M
Be on Bro id ray, between rwei
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this n
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Jew In Russian Council.
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SUFFRAGE DOVES
FLY OVER HORSE?
Votes Speeches Made at West
ehester Shov Krisk Rivalry
in Contests.
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of the 1 ter Horse Show on tl,
Wlute pi... i , r Grouodi :??-'?'?
was the release of a do en wl
of peae iffra
tfoilB in fron" of the grandstarii
Tin devea Sea evei the si. ^ rlB
: eonaiderable Btteatiei
Then there ""? ipeechei fur an.
atfain-t luffrage.
Westchester society wa* oui ( r"
and all the psrkii - i are fills
with toui ..? cbi ind lit ? n
' ' ? four In-hands ii
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within ? rinir
Prominent smong thoss areaad thi
paddock v..-r- Mr, and Hra. Adrtai
Iselin, William B. I el n, Ernest laella
Mrv E II. Wea i Senator Georgi
A. S .1 ihn R. l O) I 'i
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? . Crimmina, llomer H Ramadel'
e Goff, Mr, and Mrs. Chai
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with I | thoroughbred i
horse* entered in dif
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?n judging the harn<- ?
Mr. Thompson's be) geldlag Nestle
dov . von a blue rosette sai
a ? : ? ? ? Ifered by Olive
Harriman. I In defeated a splendi
Acid The 1'ilot. owned b
William Ziegler, |r., was a close sec
I i..- elaai . -i horses drivai
oui same ataaair.
Emil See g'< Plash a/a
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FAINTS AS HE GETS CROSS
I r.-m h OBfeCf Weakened h\ Wound.
su. i iioili? at (>remon>.
Paris. Si i - < :. ?? ?? .
???'.. ?? ? .'i.H. ? of officers
..'..I ? . : at the Hotel de-t
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lent tenant Pi
inded in the
I end, fainted I ; - nurses
??war cross
Another soldier, ?I. i been
itated ? he wa rried by
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by the numerous
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Robert N. Wood Dead
' ? . ., Ife-loag meinb.r
of Tammaay Hall, died yesterday in
St. Vim Bt'i Hospital after a Ion* ill
Mr. Wood WBI horn in WasslBg
? , ]i i '., |a |SJ4 He was educateil in
ola of New York City.
???r.'.i the New York General Peat
i'due .???> a eiertt Later be was sa?
ted Inspector of the Bureau of
Highways, whiea peaitiea he held for
it years. The ftrut n?gre regimeat
this state wa? OrgBBisee by Mr 'A
He ?.ii. a member of the Y
i ejnc:l of the K ' >i l'u!umbu\
the I'atho'.ic Benevolent League and
i several i>th,-r societiea i he fuaeial
I will tako place this morning;.
HOTEL
END1COTT
Columbus Ave. & 81st St.,
New York City.
A Home Hotel"' of superior ap
poinunant Hie spacious dirung;
rooms ad 4uo sleeping rooms
btve bee.; raopcncdj after U ex?
penditure of an enonnoni sum
In remodel, c redcajriUng and
refurnishing.
Cuisine and service of the hi^h
est standard. Average charge
per entre? Ihlrty-five cents.
Restaurant prices flfr* per cent
less thtfl else*here.
RATES
Room with use of Bath. .$1.00
K.."in with Private Bath.. 1.50
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath. 2.50
HOTEL NETRERLAND
".III \ie. i .Vlth ?Irr.t.
SIXTEENTH BABY'S
BODY IS FOUND
Coroner Says He Has Iraccil
Crimes to a House Near
Police Station.
A- ?'?? ' ia'.iySj boily was fous
fflrday in the wtlliavaabnrg
Brooklyn, this time in the hallway ef
127 Harrison Avenue.
teenth case In n seonth, most of the
other hndifs basing bean found in the
Kast Hiver.
Coroner Ki net Warner believes that
lie has located the place which ?
a business of disposing of andeairad
infants. "from infomsstion I have
receive.I w.thin the !. four
hours," ijiiil the Coroner last ni^ht, "I
feel confident that th.. plans I am
-peakinp; of i- on Division A-'i .'?. and
i further bel ees it is only a short
distance front the Clymer 8tr t ??
station. I understand I i ? .;? i an
by r Polish woman."
Whiaaler, a milkman,
mi hie morning round vfcea
i ?? ? imbled over a package, on th?
groond floor of a tenement house, at
127 Harri-on Avenue. laspectiea
showed that i' ... : th?
body of a : i day old.
Iir. Palier, of Willianuburg Hospital,
?; ?? baby bad been dead abe it
? boars.
Day's Art Sales $10.826.
The I-J lots of '?rient;.1 rngS Bad
earpets sul.1 at the th rd
of the -ale at the Fifth Avenue Art
(?aller.es yesterday brought >i ? ?
making; th? total to date 126,139 J !..
Lombard paid $7L'.", the tieft V ???
terday, for an imperial Herat! pelage
carpet. A Bejat '?arp. L 18 fes . i
by it feet, sras Nalej an arder tor
i A Royal Serapl earpet, ?hm
brought 1626, was sise seid sn arlar.
An imperial Kerasanahah palace carpe*.
brought 1*45, M I>. Metealf i
for an Ispahan carpet. Othei biddera
?ncl ided: Un. H. Blum, Mrs. !.. Ricci,
Mrs H Weed and M'- 1 N. Lipman.
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