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MATRIMONY TAX
URGED TO CHECK
CLIMBING RATES
Professor Johnson Blames
Large Families for Pres?
ent Burdens and War.
LEVIES ON INCOMES
LOSING FWULARITY
Mill - Ho_Hn_ . cots Opponents
(o Scheme Pi ofessor Selig?
man's Mat a New Problem
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rears or i
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Income Tax Opposed.
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HALTED IT MILK SPREE
Now Loi-ton Ruuwayi Trapped
with Bottle from Doorstep.
milk frei
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too, ?i the Waltoe Avena? \
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rOLOXEl ROOSEVEI
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?x-Presideni and (?race Green Roosevelt, child of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rooeevelt, Jr.
BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED
AS N. Y. C. SAFE THIEF
Bride, Learning <?f ( harn;* on
Honeymoon, Tells Parents.
? '.ears .
Id, I ronx, ;
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employ? Hli
thai s month, formerly
Molly I 57 Wast
"f his arri -
Acc? her story, she wa? igno
eged
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mil
home Tui
time I had
Ml through
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?ought
When hi- the
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him to
The
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because h?
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POVERTY FREFS ALIMONIST
Joel ice Bays Be Is Satisfied Maaidan
Caa'l Pay; order? Rea-SUM?.
ar. a singei
from
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SING SING ESCAPES
BEFROE GRAND JURY
Willi'tt No! To Be Called and No
Other Charges Iahen Up Now.
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y, which n
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TIED HIMSELF TO TRACKS
"Don't Knii- \\ h> 1 Did It." i-..\?
\ outh \\ ho?.- I oat V |i i m Off.
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ment
? ???'??? I In ye?i
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Actresses to Aid Poland.
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I'oiisL Victiu.?' Reliel Fui.d.
GIRLS EARN $5 A WEEK
SLAVING ON GARMENTS
Tell Chicago Investigator'* They Go Hungry [because They
Can't Afford Food?One Got 78 Cents a
\\Vek in Dull 1 i mea.
' Mrag". "?*t SO, Pothel ' ries o
the i ? ris wl
?ihooi
. ... s nnfol
ii ,c Commit
ause? Manuf.-i
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?re I i ? sk, ntid only su
preti;, . from daylight
?
Hi] man, niitiona! in-, I
?he Osi ?? '
that In "the
eelved $12 s week for such work. To
?he cheap i
shops.
Poor! Km] dull
t:m?-s the i ed ai low
?
i buy theii
el A
,,;, ,,.
? ',**., Department
I!? ??mini-, for. eo Hunger.
T :.'?" o. m. to 5:4 ind that i ho
. d on
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complained "f I fron
re Ian
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? i mi I " ?? ? ked how th? .
Berg ei . ? ?
month for
I am oft? l I ean't
pend moi s
' ? t have . ti ers been
riANENY'S RESIGNATION
PUZZLES POLITICIANS
Despite Denials They Expect
Return to Politics.
I'',: tics res li ed in <-"-i
? ? ? este]
be at
if the l>": ?
Tneaday. Mr.
iry I,
?? a batever,
r future, H.- --aid he
? felt he
raetivi :
?rhicl fei ed to him.
? ..
.
_l turn. geated I
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.
froi . tral
?i' and might I ?
He/
rem | nadei
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thesi
McAn? .
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doing ?r.ce you went on ttriko?" Anna
?.a? n?ke?l.
".. bt iting up s.'ahs,"
-, ? . ?
'Did SBl "re ever toll vou 'o do
that? Dia ? ? ? natruetioBi
hesdquartera to do tl
? over 'old m--. I knew
.eins told."
told of an alleged ???
?en-hour Is? "I
. |,o?ed
1 7:30." aha
Be ? ?all 14 s week, laid
that Ithlfl her inroine bv
walking two '? from work
twenty-five cent? a
day for fond.
Fined for ?ny Damage.
l'ur.nie Her?; told of a sv-rem of fine?.
"If damage i ? i ;. 1,-itrrnent, the
-l.i or 7'-'. If the of
. we all ar.
? ? ? -i*, spieee," - ?
?aid
Meyer Kominahy, ? trimmer, ?a* 1
? 1 to work ftj
bul frequently it woe
eighty ??
i Simaky, of the aame shop, tes?
? from ?i.'fi"! n. m.
t.. 7" p. m.
"How much lime did you take for
? ?n usiger.
"N" ? ' -Mirk rii:b* rhroui?'h
.... i... :r !.. eauae I can't lit?? sa
"I east
? ? I hel] ,,.,.? i ar, who
I ?.'..??? ?
more
, ; ' I .. il ?vit] .. i !
i,. ? . of her? i cob net pleat* of
? o work for t.iat money.' "
Vh.- -? ? ? ? , ol ? he v. us paid by
rid I ' ' lag a' top ?peed
,'.'-- .-he
, ?
"Do .-."'i mean to lay that vou woik
day in the week
' the year busy ?eu?on and
'a lermsfl I'tpatel.
"I ?? li i, ! the t-me all
... ...
remain. I no idea of hi*.
? ? . :? "., I, r. Pi- ihiPa"
?
neu ?: .,-,. .,?' Aldermen, to he
d next month, will appoint a vire
-, oed Mi Mc\neny a?
until rhe no.; general
I : r lie i use control
! mmany majority
- 1 Dowling,
. lead.-r, may be
'
AOVEUTISEMEXT. _ IDVERTI8EMENT.
50c and $1.00 For all Or
chestra Seats Every Evening*.
25 ?'nul 51 )c all {orchestra
Seats rit Matinees.
TRIANGLE PLAYS
?. -.<__ I.KHOrKl.R u*mm*in& r
I gi - ?? Knii THK WF.K - :i?- a_ o,.-.*-, n ..
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MRS. WILCOX'S
ADMIRER SEIZED
"I Love Her," Says Writer
of Letter Arrested on
?Complaint of Poetess.
< >n ?he comptai i ? of Mrs, Bobi ri
W eoi of hort B? ich, ? obb . I.? '
know ? i Ells ?. heeler Wile .?, 'he
"poetes* f,f paja ?or ," a man who ?.v?
Edward Cet ' Mo bj waa ?nest
?ht In I Ki'iir-mer.t at ?ISO
el . enth Street > barged
with irndi hei Uve lareotealag ?ud
snonymoui I? tteri
Arraigned before Magistrate Ten
n 'he men' night court, Mosby
tted t'l'i. ling ?? !c?ter to Mr?.
v.'ilcox at short Heach ob October li
"Hut I have no animoi aga ? I her."
he ?aid '?hen loterviewed by reporten
i love Kl'.a Wheeler Wilcot and I
her to *?am her that, uni?-?? ?he
secopt? 1 rny Lnapired revelation? of
?;.,, riptures, ihe would be ?a danger
Bra."
In viev "f the fad that Mr?. Wileox
ha?l sot ctivo Edward S. Me
Avoy, of 'i ? ourtb Broach liureau.
that be did not desire to ha\e Mosby
pro acute I? Magistrate Ten F.yck di?
cliarg.'.i him, with a warning that he
would gi ; lato trouble if he continut.l
ro furp-i hi- letton BBOfl the poete?!
"You have no right to ..en.? U-'ter? to
Mr-, WilcOS if .?he doe? not want to
r. ceivp them," ?nid the magistrate
Mosby promised to avoid writing to
Mrs. IVUMS in the futur?-.
In explaining that he had been an *.n
ipired writer for years,*he volunteered
?he information that he believed in
free love, that marriage i? decadent,
? Billy Sunday 1? a humbug and
that BOWspopon ouirht to print inspired
revelstioni instead of foor .rflvepogei
Of war new? evei i da;.. lie said that
he had been writing regulorll to sev?
eral New York newapopera and one in
Chicago.
Mr-. Wilcox pent one of the letter?
receive?! fron Mosb] to ileailijuarU-rs
reaterdsy avith a reqaeat that the po?
lice warn the write, ???> rOOSO his corre
?poodoBcc with her. Detective Me
Avoy took Mushy to the Fourth Broach
Bureau, where he remained until it itn
time for his appearance in Bight .-our*
He il a distiuguiahed appearing man
about list* sight yean old, toll and
?.?'lure shouldered, wirh :? Windsor ?:??
aildmg the lost touch to the conven*
tionsl Writer*! COStOme, Ile enter?
tained the detoetivea for an hour by
COmpoaiag verses from wordl int.r.i> i
? boot all record? as ja-? braahers.
Accu.ling r., rhe police, in one letter
Mosby reproached Mr?. W'-.lcox for not
embodying In an article ihe wa? wnt
iog loverai poems of h:?. author?hip.
They refused to make public the letter
lb i forwsrdod a? a ..ample of Mosby'i
SBBOyiog corre?ponden?-e.
Just before he left night court Mosby
. u leventy-pogC typewritten ?am?
ple of his inspirad works at the dis
?' the newapapei raportors.
Hampton Furniture
for My Lady's Boudoir
THE touch of feminine per?
sonality which should per?
vade the Boudoir, ? most
intimate of rooms, devoted to the
froufrou of silken skirts and the
kindly chatter of intimate friends?
is to be found at its best in the
dainty creations of the old time
French craftsmen.
The Hampton Shops offer, not
only their Reproductions of the
masterpieces of the days of Marie
Antoinette, the taper-legged Writing
Table, the Settee with its wealth of
downy cushioning?, and the shapely
backed Chairs, but also the most
purposeful of suggestions as to
accompanying hangings and decor?
ations.
?MPTON
SHOPS
34 ANE M WEST 32d ST/tEE T
2TEV7 YCRX
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EMPIRE, I >,; lOtl W
WM. GILLETTE
LYCEUM
Ma-.? Sat a: 1 Wot
SHERLOCK
HOLMES.
it, ro i'av i s?t
ETHEL BARRYMORE '. ?^ .
HARRIS l y r '-" ST f>' ""I* '*?'* ? ??
geo. >rr__i a _i?c _"*?_.. is. ? *-fn. ?is
M LUnAll J Ma ? Bel a I We? 2 U
ELSIE JANISlNFORMATION"
lUUI'.I-i "-?.T
ANYBODY
ROAST BEEF WILL LIKE
III a a. aj i m m _? , ? , . __?-.-- ku'si .ttr -ill _in_
S__PI___B__S_g YOUNG AMERICA
HARRIS HEATilE
TO DAY. TO-MORW. M
4 ?KTf KNiiOVR
1 .
BISPHAM
BEETHOVEN
?.?i inn mi BICAL ihuma ai>_iaii?k
p* >1'1 ' | THK RKHEAB* Al.
'T .?.PUy.mt M?l?e?-Y?--Y?.?|l
41 ?-AIFTY B'wai ?s -r mi Brrint
Al--.il THE PI-AV \ 1- IT DANSE DE FOLLIES.
ZIEGFELD fe FROLIC P__t_-ior
A- p Se* A-: >?.._._ r aatn?. T:_ WORLD --
ii.:n_/-_] w*m Mt_ St. __a__t? ?t > is.
nUUjUr. B?nni_i B?i aadWeS I II
-THE 8HENAND0AH OF ISIS."- ."?*__,
MATINEE TODAY AT 2:10. a I ' | T_ B _?_ T? I ? 1 Tfl
THE BOOMERANG I'hMnilJItn
REPUBLIC '.-;,;'.
_____xn______a
Ktn M ? M
-d _??. .' M
' III J.'IIN
JANE ' OWL
i-ATS SELLINl, I WEEKS AHEAD
FUL'! OH "; ??jrit?__."gi g* ' .
SOME BABY! A
TUESDAY. OCT. 2?_SEATS TO-DAY.
"SHERMAN WAS RIGHT."
A NEB . All' K B1 I KAM. MAM'KI.
ACTOR B'WAT ?'? STIIKIT llryant _?7
#? _? i V? I\ j .., | 0 su,|. tm s? 41i ? Hf j
MS ?!
Tre"-^ il ! 1 * i? ? J11B AS
'.ll* AUTUMN
LEAVES."
I1II.I.T lldl.MUAT."
CANDLER
With WM. COURTENAY.
_*t Mat livsi rs-ii il
?, W. GRIFFITH'S
(ll.an'l.- note Sp-???.?>
s.mt< ?J ur-i,- ,r? , I II
m ?.' ST I ?a? ? 15 -harp
. Utln__ Hat a'. 1 _ ?i. . 2 II.
"THE HOUS
OF GLASS'
"HUMAN
STORY
DRAMATI
:allytold
?ft. MARY RYAN.
asp niK <;i!.ai- all _________ r__T
ORCHESTRA SEATS, .1.50 and S2.00
500 SS FIRST BALC, 50c, 75c, .1
r\ fkRF EVERY NIGHT a _
ULUDt SAT AN0 WED. MATINIES.
MONTGOMERY & STONE ?m.n
Special CASTLE Mat. To-day A,
AS
AMI
. .,- A'lrr- iy-n Wl.en
? ' i p I, \.r Piarlas.
Ir. lull' ? S'," Uta a- 2 10.
.,8.? R<|| la. V|! ?? a- ? '0
V" and Mr?.
r TV Wtilrl vt Ut_" a
r . Draata B I Parti
Trlum.h ?n tu? ?arrasa.
r ? pi ? .-? 'Va.. ? Oreei
BaeMM ' I m
i Sat'?? M a? V-rsa'JIH? '
Trillin?
Tl.a I ?u.r,?8 Tr .'. l
Thrllkv " r?
?i l?'-?*V7",i! AMD 11.00.
NlfrP .MONTOOMKBT ?i I STONE : I HI**
nuit. H.s mrj uljW ?v.M a, M M,i,
SYMPHONY
WALTER DAMROSCrir Conductor
Kil.-T COB47CRTB
To morro? ( Frida?? ? Aft nt ?..
? ' s..- ? | Af?. Ootahet .?th. at J
EL.MAN
lll.-r ?l'I'KVR ?M F. IN TW?i *, K\KS |
llrrthinrn. ByaipBOOl '? ? ??uliliiiarl?,
? r \I?,".n . It .4 ? Kv ?e?X
.. ale ?id CBI ? ' ew? *lr?t iimti
.r .la ?il Hoi nnice. \rolUn Hall.
ANN AK'IIAN HUI T??-M?,HT
SWINBURNE
Seal - l_B.ii >B1 ?? M?- Wetfa? , i. lr.?U
Asadas Hall Mas Aft.. Oct. B at 1
Pisas ? ? ?., Di M?Hi. le *, -?l. . , ,
LiSZNIEWSKA
BW ?? I' ? Ouata Mi- w -. i -_.
mai, SOB ttUASf CA.ocn mom f~ ,_
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A
rucias
?'?"?* *' - "" ?eaB |l .. |: ??? ?il, Sim
MOTOR RAGING
and AVIATION
SHEEPSHEAO BAY SPEEDWAY
Election Day.Tues., Nov. 2d
IO0-mlle Championship
Winning ?Invert of 191'i. Reit?, Bur
m.n. ?Vtkrn, RirkenS.cher, Mullord.
Ais?, ipectSCulsr exhibitions
hv famous airmen. Flying
upside-down, loop - thr-loop,
jtui psssenger-ctrrylng flights,
t.\ KM- -T aatf I I' M.
Idmlaalea II, Inrluiltng ?eut in
??li'ii .luii.I. ?.ritn.l ".Inn.I. in. Indine
..1I11.I.8I..11. |!. limn ,r, leota', IM le
BSC iirlil.l.n. H.lntla?l?ri. I'arlalng
?I?? e t?l?liin ot?iI, reserved ll'?i Uli -
reserve?! .?71. not In. lu,lui? ?a?lniL??lon.
PHILHARMONIC
B " II7TT ' ?IP S BW T? .ItK
-i:\T.NTyK.iruTii si:a?ov nu
.??-FI MKINshV ???M?I?1(?K
Oeneral Bubaerlpl ?< i mam open
a- C rnee-li Hall Boa ? 'ffl<-?
PALDING
U_J ?Hill*? BECITAL T<?-I?\l
%i:??i i \n ii.vi i r?? s r. M.
! Tii-h.t? at Bo? Offlee oi IIIIAeol'an Ha
tun i?.*? h w.i,7. a ... .? t :? .i s so
FREDEldc ' MAR?IN ?.
..... ... te 11.M B ?? ."? mat * P ' '
t.altea tfall ?Tri -t-. I ?et It. at ?
"??..'i
Ha*, it'll
\r. Mme
? i; M.nasem.nl Lovwlon 'harlton
Aeolian *&_____,_*??? 0rt J: *U '
Violin
Reel? al
Ticket? ?Oe te 11 Ugl. Foet.r S DeUti.
CADSKI
Manaf.in.nl Lomean i narlton
..-!-. Kri ?tve . Oel I?, at I M
ALEXANDER BLOCK
GRACE GEORGE AT THE PLAYH0.S.
AMERICA'S FOREMOST COMEDIENNE J
Jame. . .etcalfe. of Ufa, remarks that "GRACE GEORGE IS TW?
AMERICAN COMEDIENNE."
Lawrence Feamer, In the 8mm, comments, "DELIGHTFUL PU.Y-l*|
COMMONLY FINE ACTING."
The reviewer of the Eeemld conclude? that "NEVER HAS _U_
GEORGE PLAYED WITH MORE ART AND CHARM."
THE NEW YORK IDEA
? MOST BRILLIANT COMEDY EVER WRITTEN I
_BY AN AMERICAN |
The often caustic critic of Town Topie* avers that "THE GOLD?A
OF THE NEW YORK STAGE CAME BACK TO THE PLAYHOUSE 0
TUESDAY NIGHT."
Louis V. Lie Foe, in the Warld, characterises .rice ?ienrge'i first ??a
tire in producing management "A GREAT SUCCESS."
And so on, from start to finish. WITHOUT ONE DISSENTWG ?1
PLAYED BY THE BEST COMPANY ORGANIZED
IN AMERICA FOR YEARS _I
THESE ARE SOME OF THE NAMES:
OJUCI ?.-<>_?,_ MARY ______ NORM! I. IMIKO.V Erc.EME WOOWJI?
JOSEPHINE I.)\ETT, ERNE.T LAW -"OKII, (?MIU IE-RLE. LISK?
HARE. AMIKRT REEL!, JOHN I R?lM W El.l .
ALL THIS IS WHY THE PLAYHOUSE IS CROWDED TO OVEMLOJ
ING AND WHY IT IS HIGHLY ADVISABLE TO SECURE SEATSJM
VANCE, AVOIDING THE DISCOMFORT AND POSSIBLE DISAPrXP
MENT OF THE RUSH HOUR.
f-___ -A i ?t ____aJ______Q___,
Tir-_.vx-___
UiA'?*?* _?! '
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. St.. TO JI.3?
? :? It] Nlfht -:,??:? H. - .... !:. 7 > it?
PRINCESS, i--?. c :- Ma? B 1 A ? >?
.!,.;;-,:. THE MARK ,A. BEAST
SHUBEST. K.i. ? :* -fita aras a _?t . 2 l..
ALONE AT LAST ??ST^-;
Mm?? Fiiiarr?. r... ? n \u_ um *.-? -? r
__5M'T)^ QUINNEYS'
f VDir T-.atr.. 42nd . t . W ?* B'?rar
Lia Kit Mal--.M We? _ I ..at. . 1).
OPENING TO-NIGHT AT 8:10.
ABE AND MAWRUSS
JSTH ST. TI*?. Km I |l Mat? Wr. _Srt . 3 IS.
THE UNCHASTENED WOMAN
booth. _>i? i ? Mea ?..i _ i Bel : il
H SOTHERI. VIRTUES. '
CASINO. _?? I 1! M?_l VT?. ?A.1 Bal, i .
THE BLUE PARADISE ' ? CJ?HL
44TH If. fHIATRE A MANHATTAN OP. HO.
??j-lnia? ?1 A M to II p M All Vala
/"____?.._?-, rer"- p* w ss im- r_ i is.
Century m__.t--_.--__ ?a? i_i
S?afa *r. 8a> I W v__ : \ >.
i.V.. I.BEAT l.ll, HIT - V Y PRESS
Ned Wayburrfs Town Topics
MATINEE TO-OAY, 25?. TO 1100.
SI \iul Ni'.IIT <?>.N?'I IT ?i -i,-ii. MIDOKTB
>:._> _.- .
DREAM DANCEH? ALL SEATS
AL. WOHLMAN. I? Ot*??ra. RESERVED.
fill I ??A _???_-. C<*_f._:a! .? 21?. _??? SO?.
Bandbox. iraatA? i- .?.?i? r.r.. ? i rviMi
WASHINGTON SQ. PLAYERS! ?
m g IKOI.MN II \l I
|f NEISELQUARTET
6 CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS
i \ isisei.
?*.?? a Marts 7 Ma II
, -i. . . ;*_ Sal ? '-I--- ?'
V Hth Bl
ILLEN
irtlDAI RTKKINOI.
N,,? ? |v 7 .??-. 11. t*n ?. -arch ' Mtrh 11
<??u??a! Hi.',? . p_l?-i s.i. n, * i i*n . _i . ?
ll?. II Matan le??.. l \v Mil? St
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