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SPEED TRAPS BAG
82; AUTO CRASHES
KILL 2, mpE
Prisoners, Cooped In Cells
Awaiting Bail, Cause
Alarm at Home.
TRIPLE SMASH FATAL;
TOSARY ON DEAD LAD
Machia? on Meirlck Road Rams
Another, Glances. Strikt
Third and Upsct?
Police Hcadquartera was bu?y yes?
terday. Not that St I? ever Idle?but
yesterday, especially after f> o'clock In
'.he afternoon, H aras bustling with ex?
citement. So v Frank Sullivan, ir.
chr.rp? of the II nation Hunan Hs
?hat never I
enooaa day. For
SB who
I about the when
? ?? they missed
Most of th? ; ?ought, St
found, \vere in police station? ??"
for boil They had been landed there
bv Commi??iorier Woods's strict enm
paif*n agalaat apeeders, which started
?rita, a *oa p yeetorday. in all. eighty?
tare nrreats arara asada. The usual pro?
cedure tad ? chauffeur a sum?
mons and nllow him to cn'-na- hi?
ci.'-.rs'. El ?-'?' ? :?: i. '
day ?' ra wei
7q.l: ? .?.oned
on :' .
?
n and Fifth.
Bfld other
ad also
in The Fronv.
fai
. : Icemea went din (ft
. commun c th their
Sullivan, i- ire mo?
?
k up the record?
lbs arreeted chauffeurs, to
ad been in the toil.?
? ? ,'.
Taal Billa Bas <>i "farohra.
.v tax;, whose horn, according to the
police, a? not in working order, iast
? ?year-old boy a.
Thirty-fourth Street and Eighth Ave
f-uo. The BOJ BBS run down and
. -.-.:! about twenty fett He died io
A est Thirtj
r of the tBBl, William
. :.-? i..
homicide.
Campbe',1
darted from behind a southbound car
into the pHth of his machine, but John
Tucker, a sailor of the U. 8. 8. Arkan?
sas, said Campbell was dliviag reck?
lessly and at a high rate of ?pt
In the boy's pocbel were found a
string of rosar>
book with the IntcriptiOB, "Edward Po?
den, Ko!ir?i '.," on the fly leaf, by which
ho was identified by his brother. His
home WB! ' Fortieth
The vanity of Miss Wmona Badcliffe,
twenty, caused her to rece
arm,
collarbone wbi ?track by an
automob. '? la Liviaget
had left her hou.-e aad tro-sed tho
roa ! to return for a mirror when the
nnchitie hit her.
,.- crossing Third Avenue at Six?
tieth of 111
automob ?
by *.
Long [aland, i!'- ? . Flower
Hospital, ?afferlag irom eoat
and i gull.
Sai
k. ICO, (irove |
' .t when he
'-. the earve Bear thi
control. Hi Pren
tlergast, a builder,
and the auton.
? '
a dit
bt'ii" .I. ,,r:.| \\
last night They
?
nrk h?s so rnar.v jil
that there m bo
?'itn to run one at a time into
iy cars.
At Orange and Third Stree's last
there was a triple colli
trollej ear, ia
which Klmer K. "-?<-.?. a:
Hrun-wick Street, Ea I Iraagt had his
skull fraetared when I I He
will pro'r..
Hind In Triple ( rash.
- Island, Nov. 28. Oae
mar, -.?
Bead at "B
ccm h m wbieh thre? automob..
ur<-d
The d'-ad man is 0. Paulson, twentv
or.e year ? of age, of Froeport. His skull
rnoulder was i:.jur?-d. He aas !
It is ?
mnchine Wt thi
abou?
: and
inven
ratchogue, gianr?.,) hAa). fTom ,,
aldaor, rar
and then .,
hurt *femtH "
Sfwcire*:
Major Degr??; for 100 in K. of C
Pr? i
of I
I .ng Ulan
?*'''?"? the
f?th J
?
?
chargi
Million, of ' ? on ' obi r ;, V.
Duff, of ' hami ?In <
Komary, of
er,'I A'fred J. Duggan, o? J.
Conasll
'rOOR HAVE FIFTH AV. SHOP^
Christmas Toy Store to Employ Needy
?tee at Loss ?if Profits.
Needy workers will be employed, re?
gardless of profits, at a new Christmas
toy stor*? te be opened this morning at
given for the pur
rj Phipps. T!
I * eondueted bjf the Association i
? on of the
? . to tiit-n who '"
,. ? , or ehroi Uli
And nt in their
- trades. Eighty men will start
I regularly at the shop to-day.
re will be eondueted during'
December for the sale of an unusual
Il de in the Old Men's
"hop "in the Dieeesan House at
: afarette Street. The rental for
tl II workshop is BUpplled by Bishop
In a few da? i fancy bags
by old women who i
ir. m the ewlng
? '
- ..e stssre.
Mis.
'.' Bl *. Jr., Ml ' I
.lames B. Duke, Mrs.
Amos R E. Pinehot, Mrs. Jaast Koo?e
velt. Mrs, M. Orme Wilson and .Mrs.
French Vsnderbilt.
WOMEN TO HELP
ORGANIZED SANTA
C.atlon Preparci to Send
Presents to Childr* h ?at
Christmas.
?
n 1). Cluck, held ti Brat ? *<
ecutive ?ession for this Christmas sea?
son yesterday in the Woolworth Ruild
inir. Keporti made by MSTganl
II Brown, national seeretnty of
the association, who has Just finished n
tour of the country, and Misa F. May
Simpson, secre'ary of the Canadian as
aoeiatioea, ahewed flint already nearly
4.000 letter? have been received. Most
of the??' ara from children who last
hrlatl tfe and who were
year
'-. announced thai sftsi
uly of the probl m ' '
? - 'i?n (Inns he hnd effoeto I
? 0] ei tion which will slm
pllfy ill und cut the
. . one-third.
rate nnd
iboul ih? work," aal ' Pre i
- n deeided to al
. ? Ion to
? . :.'?? w rk
"There I
people are
?oo much eharity. On
? ? there will be I
? I for
. ...
Many prominent women, all pres:
women'l clubs
irk, hats been elected
iry vlce-pi i il the as
? ?n. They are:
. s
AMI man Mis?
'.
v . ,?
'
? Mrs
M R
. .
'
?
i
The officers of the Santa ?
dation ai?.: President, Mr, Cluck;
II. Glynn;
'
tionml
execul iry, Margare! I
Brown; executive leeretary, Sarah A.
. and treasurer, Herirv B. Som?
mer.
i les ? ?
'
lam llr* !. I ?? list?? v
il r
.' ' '
LABOR TO FIGHT FIRE PERIL
Unions and i lri< Societies Start Saf?*t>
Campaign Thursday,
To start a ceni'ral campaign apainst
r labor anil
orgai .* iona will be
Thursday by the Central Fed?
Union and the Women'i Tradei I'nion
the -..i children who
" ork in Are trapa,"
i civic
T'.'iiey,
l eague,
thei men who hav?
? . ? t foi
mi will be
??ntral
or Council,
Printing Tradea Council, li
? ' i
on ?,f
Labor,
P
Union, Coi
?
will be made by ihe Joint Com*
:'
GIRL A PRISONER IN OFFICE
she Acenses Empires of Muht Patrol
Agency ??f Attacking Her.
Margaret Hoy. nineteen yean eld, of
Avenue, told ;i itory ir. i..'?
lorn . .' b? ?"i
?
' ;i Mi: ht ?
? ir for
of 2186 ! .ven?
trol ai
nd jury. The police are 1?
ith man, who the girl
lured bl ? place.
Southern Society to Dine.
of the Wal?
? ?
llnnei W a I
at 7
'
R
s>
Ends His Life Ur.'ler Subway Train
An D ! by a
.-.lay at
tatioi
te make ?
? ?
?it of
? r bet re?
lie WTl
'
minnow'*
14th Street, near Fourth Avenue.
PARTING SHOT
AT l??'CALL TO-DAY
Thompson Primes Account
Material for Hearing at
t Albany To-morrow.
COMMISSIONER MAY
BE CALLED TO STAND
This Action Hinted If Bankers
Trust Refuses to Let Inves?
tigators See Books.
? ? pt to delve into the
McCall account1; with the Bankers
Tru*t Company will be made this
morning by the Thompson legislative
committee. The committee Is particu?
larly anxious to get a look at the stock
le?l?ers of the trust company for the
last three years to verify certain aus
plelons it bus relative to the 3P7 shares
of Kinp: i County Light, Heat anil 1'ower
Company stock which have figured so
largely In the charge* that the som
mittee hs pr? fei red ai sirman
She ild thi ? ompany officers
l] to turn ths. ,.'.1
over t? the committee's areou'it
unts it la probable that McCall will
again hs- put on the stand to answer
cer'ain pertinent questions relative to
his accounts and those of his wife and
nephew with the trust company. A
member of the commlttco said yester?
day that the committee's purpose in
ateking light or. the McCall accounts
with the trust company was further to
strengthen their case agaiiiit McCall
beforo Governor Whitman.
The committee ?ilso expeeti to have
it Woosl ?su the witness
atand for a short time n ;ng te
sind out mon particular! about hissais
of Ait ? Supply l ompany
>'ock. Senator i'l.en-?< s> ? ? as left
bt that I
ths tranaaction, and II II sot improb?
able thnt aome mther pertinent quea*
tions r. ? will he naked C?:\\
oner Wood thi moni: ?
of the o :' this
g's hearings the committee will
go to Albany In the afternoon tu pre
pare for the hearing or, the McCall
chargea, which the Governor ha
fot ni on to moi ron. A stem
eopy of all the teatimoi
the commit' er with i
will be ? ? ' ' G
? -
At the hearing to-morrow the com?
mittee will be repr?
? neral Morton 1 - and
Senatoi Th imp on, ehaii nan o
committee, each 0 11 sndesvor
to eonvlnes t h ?? G that McCall
*hou!d be : ?na i i
of the chargea ..t* ? he i
I Gov?
ernor to combat the of the
Ubany
this afternoen.
Whi re dis?
of the eommitl indsr?
will prefei
? iinii'i . ? Wood and W
?
the I.?. . ? ?? . of its
the up
atate 1
i..' ?'i.- ? ntioa
further t'? Inve I fl?&00 ?le
h Geo ge W, Psrkina mads
in MeCsll'i account. According to a
which accompanied the deposit.
the cheek was in payment fot part of
?he $10 ' of William II. Iluckley,
.any lobbyist The whole trena
ire Mci all became
..' ? 'vice como ' o the
eomm ntci in it.
HIS WIFE ANOTHER'S
PIQUE BRIDE, HE SAYS
Husband, Socking Annulment,
Accused In Turn of Flirtations.
ii I>. .1?. Lists. ?'? h . ''.s csme
i, ??
er a quarrel wll
a L?ale, be s
I to de 1
? ? ?
nnnuln
Mi
?
i -
day thai M I
ever,
to t auit,
.i ir her p-irsli.
iir;re?l her t?. accompany him, M
Line ? I Gilmore I
:
ally did nol l,?v,- him
bad i..' I
by n pi ' h thi
? . ? bii I
: ? o] ed the i ? eer
in lu-r presence ai d bade h? r
goodbv.
.he ciime to New York
and announces! their marriage, although
thcr?' had been no religious ceremony.
Mrs, de Liai? says aha hear.! from
are hud slis'.i In
fornia.
1 i 1910 de Lisle 'ind the prefer,' Ml
? re married bj th?- church.
They have "ne child. On May 4
they were living at 640 Rivei D
! left their I
?!?? Lie]
with 1
?"? erti d, he
would return home and expreai hit
fe, Pinall
; ? rmanentli eati i
Do Liale ay Giln
married.
CABARET *~0?JDAIN
DANCING AND MUSIC
CHEZ FYS
O ?F*
R
BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY.
DEC. 1ST.,
EVERY
AITERNO?N
4:30 to 6:30
THE FAMOUS PARISIAN CABARET
NEW YORK
P. M
? *
EVERY
EVENING
11 P.M. to
2 A.M.
Mr. Maurice
Farkoa, Milt.
Suzanne Fein
del and Mr.
A.NiiionFyiher
??Ulli - *??
121 WEST 45th ST.
?t I.? r-?er?e* In ??! ?:. ? 1*1 -1 llr?ar
m*. IWoni
Mlle. S. Feinde!
snd tie*.
A NilionFrther
FAKE FASHION FETE TO HELP POOR
T*nwwfl)PfflHn^^ -
'? M ii H.i'olow, whe will take part in the
t Show to be held on Decemlrer 1 at the Ritz-Carlton.
SOCIALIST CHIEF
OUT FOR BEFEfiCE
Audience Aldis When
"liarles Edward Russell
" .".?us of Invasion.
r 1 irre; ti !<> Ti.? Tr'.'nire !
I'll!. \ov. ?i. Advocating
Oppose I to thn i- which
i y lus party
und d that the Uaitod State?
army Bad navy larger
.
'or a -ir, ' barias
I eiaJiat
ii
fot the
'?
the Broad
: . . : ' i noon, II.- so
rs that the tl
? ? ' ? -hcl.
AcensatioB? fron bis andisnes that
hi- ?? ::- employed by the munitions
manu- te preach preparedBeai
mu? di remarha ?rere
:i ie;u Soeialisl ?-o irritated
Ru aell thai ha paaaed in the midst of
Dated: "If I cannot be
run! still be free to ?peak
ni, 'hen you may consid?-r that I
eial -''"
, redictod that the United
-? ' : ?mnent danger of la?
tiera '? and Japan. Hi
?aid:
"We in America mu?t either destroy
tuen re 1 a ? ind de
clare that under no etreaiBBtanei - a
Bl d ii I ?? 11. rtiuitiy Bad Japan
? ..-i; . 01
? '.. baud i?ri itrmy and navy
tl i". the be?t.
??'I i-, ? riotie: 1 ?? ?rill nol
? ?o many . I , ??- d arlll
? ? . ? , ? i -.-cet his
' ? who
the an ic thing to do
i danger of
? ? - - eofltroll? I b
nevei sabmil to
'
let i
?
BUI been
. i-andi
'reaideatial nomi
emben of the So
? ), after to-day'i
at bil remark? at
- ?rould .iron-.,, ?o much at:
? nation would l-e
impos
Buckeye Corn Special Comine*.
:? .-?. ? or?i
:. New Vert
j the Peai
? ... mora than a
rnal g ;t-t descent upon
? eial Pallmafl and ?ii'i
Ihey will leave the
Friday night ufter attending the
11 .| [...Ironie.
Wr-rrs Commuters of Swindler.
bToBtclair, N. J., Nov. 28. The Mont
cIbIt police have wanted commuters'
the lookout for a
? r '-.'':.. n pre - ?-1 ; * - h :ui?i?!f as a
? ? n-.-.t from New York
m. article of value to the
I plaee of the mnster
of the house. The owner of i\ $900
i of the near-victim? of
Th.- inr-.n's wife, suspecting
roal 1 telephone to
New York to find out if her husband
at. The swindler
?luickly exeaaed himself.
!
FAKE FASHION SI.O.V NEXT
S?>ciety to Give Fete for the Benefit of
the Peer.
Perrons well known to society will
participate Wedne iday in a Pets ?le
V; ???. to he held St the R ' | ? ? I n.
the proceeds to go to relieve Individual
case union. New York's poor.
Th" fete will consist of a fake fash?
ion show itsged in brilliant co ?turnes,
a tableen, del ring and a few surprlss
features that will not be announced in
advenes ol ths affair,
EAST ORANGE SHELVES
ARMY TRAINING CLASS
Government Demands Call for
Military Academy.
"range, \. J , Nov. 18. There will
be no military training classes in the
East ('range High BchooL Correspon?
dence between School Commissioner
Hyron K. Hrooks a d Secretary I War
Garrison makes It ppear Impracticable
to attempt to start cla.??es under gov?
ernment auspices, as had been hoped.
Replies from Mr. Carris .1 indicated
that only by turning the school into an
out-and-out military achool could any
aid from the government be received.
One of the demands was that every
aid?.- bodied led in the BChool Join ths
riasses; an?ither th_t uniforms tie worn.
Ths conns which the govern tuent r?gu?
lations prescribe covers two years'
training. The instructor sent by the
?.ment must be placed sin the
rating ?ss ol ?ere ol I be
and his commutation muat be p le
Asids from this, a sal
bo iss for ths equipment mnal be guar*
; [n return, the gov? i am
- to t-nd a retired i
.... ind to ?
, .? nt.
Member?, ?,f the East Orange hoard
i an.
Crowd at Coney Wir It Pool.
\ . rowd a bieh 101 ? id to
. Bve thouaand t
visits.) ths winter peel
eon m Brighton Beach, of whom
nine hundn I denned bathing tuita and
ill pool Durii - ?
on he crowd became as great
thai 'he deon ware dosed until tome
s,f ?hs- visitors l?ft the ?li.ic?'. Ssi larga
eras the crowd o I idmis
-;..|i cl'iiii::?' probably will be nimle
bathers un Saturdays
and Sundays.
END COURT DELAY
I SWANN'S PLAN
District Attorney-Elect Is
Working to Obtain Pas?
sage of New Law.
WANTS JOINT TRIAL
OF CO-DEFEND.ANTS
Change in Method of Obtaining
Juries To Be Urged to Ex?
pedite Business.
To end the intolerable dolaya that
atabe the criminnl court.? of Nea 'i irk
State almost a disgrace, compare 1 with
those of other states, will be lbs aim
if District Attorney-elect Edward
Bwann, according to au interview given
out yesterday. As Judge of the Court
of General Sessions, the next District
Attorney has been instrumental in
framing a series of bills doelgnod to
simplify the form o-' I and
to permit accomplices samad in the
same Indictment tu in- tried tof
at the dieeretiOfl of the court, ll
parately, as at present. Judge
Swann is now cooperating with the
Now York County Lawyers' Association,
at its request, to obtain the passage of
these mensures.
After discussing the delay in impor?
tant triais, under the present system
of selecting a jury'. Judge Swann says:
"In MiissarhusettJ or New Jersey our
practice would not be tolerated. In
the former state, for lastsnce, the jun?
to try the case of Lizzie Horden for
the alleged murder of her mother was
?elected ?"d sworn in less than a day."
Judge Swann believes that the sim?
plification of procc iure, especially in
reference to the consolidation of two
or moro indictmar.ts for two or more
similar crimos, us has been done under
the Revised Federal Statutes since
ISSt, would contribute more than any
other thing to "smashing the police
?yate as."
"Under the present procedure." he
?ays, "although the prosecution may
have evidence of the eollecti?|B of po?
lice protection money from many
sources, only one apsciflc instance may
bo alleged in the Indictment, and under
the rules of 'the system1 I cast-iron
alibi will be proved at the trial, where
a. if repented acts of graft were al?
leged an(j proved, even tho ready alibi
could not be stretched to cover each
specific insanee."
of the ?'"' i.d amei Ims ti to ths
laws of evideBCe, making it possible
to introduce imitar < imitted
by defendants in pursuance of a gOB?
cral schemo whether they wer
temnoraneou.-i or not, Judge Bwann
aaya :
"Such an act would have ri ilt?td in
a more expeditious eOBvictlon of cer
tain notorious crimina: , for ar-on 1:1
this city, and i* would make too '??'
carious the collection of protection
money by tin? police. For instance, the
conviction of Police BcrgOBBt
for collecting protOCtion money from
various rej/u ar source-, would have
been affirmed by the Appellate Division
without a divided court."
In reference to the proposed bill
to bring about the joint trial of ac?
complice-! in tho same crime at the
discretion of the court. Judge Swann
'?'?'il- *':i' Ii eaaea of refusal of ?op?
erate trin! the defendant would I
his remedy in an appeal.
PIBING ACB088 THE cilWNL!.
"Queen F.lizaheth's pocket pistol," i>
big weapon for it? time, bur.- th< ? -
end:
"Feed me well and keep me ell
1'il send a ball t<? I . .
This statement i r an exag?
geration," says ? :'or 1.0 gun
has yet h.-. I that will I
Ko mat
how eleaa It wei
ioied cannon would not have enl a
ball more lbs tl wav
tcward ''.lais, despite tbe facl that it
Hover and . long.
Even or.-- of I
? ? : in- unable
mpliifa feat \
-
land from Prance :-. would ? I
thrown twelve mile? Into the air. AI
* i apon? could end a i - "
Blanc, ? -
Johnson" ?
I the way from *
Sill s\
ft HAM '
? | ' :? II n ? i ?
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$5,000 TO FINI) MALLORY
Friend Offera R??ard?Relatlvea to
Tee "Ads" In Hunt.
Baltimore, Nov. 28.?Colonel Arthur
D. Foster, a friend of D??dfrht Mallory,
the vanishej clubman, to-night, actinic
for the Mal'.ory family, offered a re
v.T-.rtl of $.">.000 for Mallory alive and
|500 for recovery of his body, for
learehing parties are
: ? ing the upper waters of
Chesupeake Hay.
rMaheartened over the futile two
days' March for her hushand, Mrs.
Dwiffht Farlot* Mallory, wife of the
Baltimore clubman, returne-1 to her
n the Rowland ?Path district of
yesterday afternoon from
[
Mallory and some of these who
aeeompan ??! hot went nwny endet the
impreaaion that an error et ?"? hoax
of the myaterioui
i Mme ft un
Tere mi mbera o( ths
? ,,! m Newark te
:?! illory. A? s
last reaert they will advertir? fer the
.". in the hope that if he It
in seclusion aomewhere his whero
nbouts may be reported,
JU-GESHTP FIGHT IN QUEENS
Three? Democratic Fartiona Contesting
for Ttte Places on Hench.
Two places on the bench in Queens
to be Ailed by appointment by Mayor
Mitchel, have es ? ' ' ''r> ??
ti'-ht among three rival Denteers!
: iry i ths* ten
l eaeh ami Judge Fleming
..... The
ind the
judgeship pays 19,000, I h?; terms are
ten years.
The regular Democrats of Queens
hv.-e recently been in- the Mayor's (rood
grncet and believe they will land both
? I. The men opposed to the or?
ganization and who supported Mayor
Mitehel two years ago ar? lihswiss con?
fident. The thir.I feetlon Is composed
of atiharents of the Wilson administra?
tion, who are backing Harry F. Keith,
Internal Revenue Collector. He seek?
the Special Sessions place.
Magistrats I.each and Judge Flem?
ing aii both candidates for reappolnt
ment. Tho former, who has held of?
fice only three years, is thought likely
ts, retain his place. Judge Fleming,
who it Ktrenty years old, Democrats
think will be succeeded by a younger
man. Among the Queens lawyers in
ths race are former District Attorney
Matthew J. Sm:-h, George A. Gregg,
Philip Frank, John ('. Judge, Benjamin
l.ynum, Robert Pri?e Bell, William K.
Ksese and Henry C. Frey.
?s
MEMORIAL TO VANDERBILT
?Altar Will He Built of Oak Crown on
Estate at Biltmore.
Ashe-ille, N. C?, Nov. '."J. Hunt _
. of New York, has?1
??is f,,r a memorial altar
to th? '? ? ibilt. to be
erected In I hutch. Biltmore,
which Mr. Vsndsrbilt built and sup?
ported during h.s I?f<time.
A . niq ..? feature of the proposed al
ti'.r ia thai it is to be built of i ak ?
i grown on the famoui Biltmore
Under the direct supervision s>f
Mr Vanderbilt, and th?? work on ths
will be don?- In the art.? uii'i l
; on ths estate, in ?
some of th?1 fides! WOodcarrsrs in the
world are employ?e.
A commit! led b, Dr, R. H.
l' Church, is
m en i rge of the selection of the
;t';.i i iggeated several
u iketeh lubmitted by the
lark architects. As soon as
these ehlngea ean be nude ths work of
building and installing the altar will
be started.
POLICE SPOIL A HOP PARTY
Guests Volplane from Window* at
Haiti <>n Truck Driver's Flat.
S'athan Core, a truck driver, was
- s lively businest in nn .
sy, at hi* home ssn tl
, ? .'??:' Soul
Brg, when he was
-?? d late Saturday night De
alii and Imperial heard all
irpriae party in full
thej knocked un the door.
? an intr?neo aii
of G? teal ?. includii ?
their escape
? t M'?V
furniture.
? i ousehold
IS I led ',:.
opium oui ? ?i re. who
lai : im, put up a
.' " !? der?"!. ' I!- ?
?'????' ird Av? nue
trday and held I
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MAXINE ELLIOTTS. B ft ,: TO m w IVn.
LO?-TELLEGEN WARE CASE
MthSt.
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THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE
With JULIA ARTHUR.
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H?KS?iYS CHOICE
19TH ST. ; ... I II ?eis VfeA .1 BU . MS
TH_ UNCHASTENED WOMAN
SHU BERT. Etal 8 13 M .t.?. Wad ft Stl
ALONE AT USl
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THE BLUE PARADI. . \C^L\
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? THE NEW YORK IDEA.
M?ji R BARBARA Bet *> '"'
MANHATTAN "'' T,V?;?,,-,' ,/"'. ,:
HEVONPAA vs. LURICH
CUTLER vs. JOHNSON
BOTH TO A FINISH
r it ? lit
TL ESOAV ? SPECIAL MATCH
B0TKNER vs. L?..0W
LURICH vs. CUTLER
n ?1 ft f u ' ' ' sRrr.?
cJteNiiicm pil
IIls t ttU ELEANOR PAINTER.
?' V.Til'.m'?i?U--" THE
ROAJ TO HAPPINESS."
LEXINGTON - fcU?,_ ?,'?&' !
* -' A ? "THE BU-BLC."
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MAHNE!. THI,RS. t. SAT. 2 30.
?PRiNCESSiEU.-iGtS"' M\:V'iK
?ulaiil Wit i
"SON HOMME- .
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last week
the battle cry of peace
4.
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HARRY BREEN. I 1 , s . Vl S"lAT,
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pOLUMRIA ! | |.. , | || ?, , ;?
w b.s. _ |*|_ , Haitlsu Big .,>... i'rK?
REJECTED, SLASHES
GIRL km MOTHER
Young Man, His Suit Spu****#j
Wields Knife on Women I,
Bronx an! Flees.
Henrietta Zimmerman, a hookk-?,.
ur.d her mother were vainta** tv.?
, , ? p,i 's?
per dishes at the r home, 756 W-T
ehester Avenu?, The Ilronx, lait J*'
inir. Father and the five other Cl?
dren had ?tone to the mori??.. bS
the doorbell rat)-? ? ? ri - ,.,| be, |,M.
snapped on a light in the fron, cj
and ran down--, r
"See, here, Vineento Immen? ?,
knoi? better than to try to call -,.,'J".
younej man wl.? ._
"You km w ! deal ?_.
If : "'i coin upitai,,
'.i_
-?rmii <- liter, f. re d hi? way th?w
the dour and up, Wh^T
reached the second floor he wai ?**.?
Mr? Zimmerman, who mad? ht-t*?
inform him that h? wa? to hive ?J
rtf to do with her dauf-hte- and ^
'? ,,(* P('rc attentiem ?
1 he arre-.'.
"Well, here's my aniwer?" criedTSk
ior-lik? kiid
'tOB* ? Mr?. _,.
r*t be K?.
Anger on ?*,
left hniid; then he g? r M
-heek. She grappled with i.im. i??r*ta>
?ng to her daughter for help. *\m
? truRi?led, tb? knife curtir,; Mri. U?.
merman's right arm sad the paira? ?f
h.T hard-?. When she fainted Vir.eatu
'ttacked the girl, ilsihln*? her rigkt
i-heek and right arm. nr 1 : -.uppo?,,'
Tenant? living m the sume b': ldtag
Mimmoned a rmtrotman. i.nd Mri Zla
merman and n-r daughter wer* taka
?o Lebanon Hospital Th? ?rlrl to*d de
tective? ihat Immirio ?rai i?vcmty-ft-j>
year? old and had lived ut T5S p?*?
Itreet, Brooklyn She said she m?thla
i.-iir' a " A general alarm vu
e: t .jut for I Be,
si \\ yokk'S MiuiM. iiirtrsra
NEW AMSTERDAM ?5
HERE YOU HAPPY
LAST WEEK?
THEN CONTINUE
YOUR HAPPINESS!
HOW?
By enjoying to the full
that gaiety ?a huh ?iiipeli tb?
gray ties? of lie and givel roM
tint? instead !
S THAT F> TO AY-SEE
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