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COAL OPERATORS
BEGIN PREPARING
FOR LABOR WAR
Guards Now Being; Sought
for Anthracite Region
\ in Event of Strike.
mflNERS' CONTRACT
ENDS IN FEW MONTHS
Storage Yards Filled Wan;.
facturen Pun. ig in Re
n i Su|
- ?
ton, Tenn . Dec. B. In less than
ths the contract between the
anthracite miners an rs will
I already signs art* plentiful
'lire' ? 'hat Apri
.
? ?
. ret off."
? ?
by the
oporators, that the break will eome.
I per cer.t increase in
- is concerned, ir. the last analysis
thnt will be passed on to the public.
. ght-hour day demand is con
Braeh of <? joke, for no
miner works eight hours a day, on an
li v, ?
? ths opera?
? ich the com
.ount of d'i<- ? union
'
? means
?
und the union at all tim? s
holdinc ?very man in .B its
book* and with fall
?
?
ins: . IMSa
?
? Ids, where
mot?*
of it than in the
i would be
? ?? ofi
fiom
th? Ir -'.i-..?point. We "1 will
? here, ami ' there
is to it."
St??rage ? ard* i
lust what pr?parations
How?
-
Ilion?;
?is are thus ready ?li?
the operators will not tell, and I
:. certainty.
T In
making lei
Kunr<; ? their property in the
that B kc i"
decler. class
of he!? . m tne ha?
region for weeks, thoutrh moat of the
huainei . ? York
and Thila.:. ?- the main offices
of the operatori are.
Another Indication, and this Is as sig?
nificant as any from the operators side.
Is the Storii .- ?nnnu
facturing ? in th-.s district,
A? a rule, these are closely cot.
through their stockh(?.?ier.s with the
management of the n narily
they do not store coal. This fall and
winter they have ma?i. -vhich,
in many instances, would provide suffi?
cient fuel to carry them over a strike
period. Such storage, -,( is ?stimated,
costs on :?r n, but
the consume-- ere willing
iasuranee
having to r plants if s
is declare!.
On the part o* the ?*,? :r,n?;, organizers
have been )>u*v recruiti) |
part of the hard coal ?
months. I iit y report gri
though their -:.
with statei ?
1o t! ? -nt of th.
say the
leaders \* - wor',.|
belie?. I, would not
jr. -.?-nt s strike
upon or.?-.
Man> Not in l.?M.d Standing.
<>n April I, lasl ' raters say
that not one -fourth I ? ?? ?m
eleyod stand?
ing with tl ? an ion i. S ?i
Union mernh?'!.?.
low as 10 Bal
a* IM
tied.
Fiaanc ;.!!>? the mine workers are not
in as good coi dilion
In the i there ha
ADVErMISKMJ NTS
IIORSti JN \\M 'J'IME
Qt'R QVa J^RItNDS J EAGUE
?
..
JJLIE (^ROSS p
UND
?T??* '? . Hag 11 rmm :n ?A?ri
Praaldwi*.
I ?jar.
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AN A
I
1 ?
-
'
'
'
-
-
ii'ivir. 4 1? ?
l> ..???*. ? ?
?HTlf N
M. Vi'V.ri* ?tr**4.
much trouble In other field? than t>
anthracite, ?and this has been ?o coat!
that the the nationi
organisation to the local? .? declared 1
he oaeratous. However, ?ome unie
m.-ii explain the indebtedness to tl
locals if a bookkeeping item, and real'
nothing.
?
that hus m.-- si been
in the past when trouh
si : ? do?.-?! evei
?
bound f?.i ere ?? itay un
It ro.?t ?.hern I?
isa Bad reta i I
here while the troui.
?hey had the pi?- ?
ure of a visit hOBBO.
-.- of 'he war, th<M
who goi.e in roSBOUl
Is to th?- rol.rg cannot well g
The thousands of Austrian subjects i
? - lie to all intents and pu;
marooned in thi? countr;
" ey will be content with a lor
i dienest here II n ?luestio
dl ?El
the? II, snd, furl her, thi
mi kt ? ??
?,,',. ?? ?. see
Trouble from Mien- I ?are.!.
The operators be I I 'he alier
???ill not be eon tent to be Idle long, bi
i thi t their piBseBca will tend t
make the work of preserving orde
much more serious. Thi?. in B meaf
ure, account? for the early BCtlvity i
arranging to protect company propert'
union men declare that i
BBOther way the war has given ther
? sga In that it hat I I
of foreign labor in i
of men awn-,
?
? ?
?
?
Th? 0 .hie in iluminen
' ..ip.I by oil class? in the com
mun.' ilesniaB, ?h?
wai mobI to ?' u- fer Mew York t?
s.'ek a iew position, admitted th?
mining region was a good country fo
automobiles, but he declares "tier,
won't be much doing here next spring
for the miners ar?' going to strike an.
nobody will waal machines then."
A ticket seller at a Lehigh Valle?
station put it much the ?nme way. II'
to points in th<
Weal Vin ' and an
;.s t.
t i??'
"Ju ? id. "?'?
? :
?
rouble noal
SHE SUES. QUITS,
THEN SUES AGAIN
Airs. Benner, Who Fled Fia icee
'o Marry Presen! Husband
Decl y -
in'i preroga
sbly has
That
?
Van Wyes Benner,
. ? ?
. of Nebraska, wat st one time one
illhiest mer in th il tat?
In cl ? f her mind for a tseoi .1
?? 1 .i third sur-.r. i
t?. her husband, Fernando Wall H> ?
. real estate operator at t Church
Street. The first turpi
? hen iction for divorce
-..i tur
? i i i e r mind
Ami now
Mid rliii".^-!- of in ?
1rs. Bennor i ag for a di
llso in Nebraska,
?. suit of Mr,-. Kenner, who
tly it not i? happy at her name
would ?? reeled through a
?? Supreme Court here
:. lawyer. ??
- I.. 11 sd tO tuk.
1 I '1
suit. He .'.liesses in :
.. December 10.
I <\ matter of fact, there was ?till
when Mrs, Benaer had
. . ' nd, bat perhi.p.? in thia
termed a chi
i en the waa
? belle. She s.?
engage.! to be married, but before the
rm the cer.
1 was to be Fran?
he employ of
A] ? tly tin
.? ? sud
atioa to the
minis', r si it il
man.. . ? oui a thing to he
hurry. Th>
. to make
is married Bi n
Mrs. Bonner1! income from her Ne
- tald to amount to
?nor? ' i year. She came by
the m
Day,
?
to her friends, at
TEACHERS WONT BE TESTED
I'elu-I .it Allanta Hoard's Order Ke
??uiring Physical rAainination.
Atlanta re of Atlanta
? '? to ?trike or to
?ns if the Hoard of Kd
BBoaBoed In?
es! ixamina
young woman ?
oli by I>r. W ?V. Adktna, the head
. - 'ment.
A i
'
! of th? ' When all
? ?? ? ? . Dr. Ad
Isav?.
m of the commisaion'?
. oaamlaatloa will include t?-?ts
throat, h?-Htt
and lungs. I>r. A.ikins ?tated that ho
by ti;?- hoard to seeks
and that he had no
a in the ma
?>?.?? ye ?ho has recently
i.t-en osai re Insuraace,
if thia < ' ion would be a.
: i nt.
? '. R. J. Guian, staada
. . . .
r.- not in ace? i d
with him sad ii
? foi
up.
GUGGENHEIMS GIVE HOSPITAL
Memorial la Parent? ? $2.r>0.000 for
Mount Slnal Fund.
A private hospital giver. ?
of th.- ?at?
.-?
? '
arid
? i direr?,,:.
last '
.re.l, will be
r> I mai group.
It wa? al-o aaaeiAeed that Bve other
ngs, to be paid tor by th? t?ug
m?, will he built l?'er. and more
? 1 be flven by them to
i the building fund,
M
\TI<v \< ?YKS'S
DANCERS. WHO WII.I. AID ST, MARKS ?HOSPITAL
FACTORY LOCKS
TO CONTINUE Ml
Industrial Commission Ad
mits Inability to Remove
Shut Door Menace.
Hie locked door which caused man
?l?ath.s in the recent IHamon?! factor
tire in Williamsburg and Uli
l-M lives anil injurie*- by scores i
the Triangle catastrophe alone wi
continue as a menace to the hundred
of thousands of factory workers i
greater New York.
This was admitted by the State In
ilu*tnal Commis.*:??!] in a statement il
iterday acknowledging its in
ability !" prevent the doors In th
rt?.000 factories in greater New Yor
from being locked during workin
hours. Only by educating factory own
ers up to their responsibility can thi
menace be removed, declares the com
mission.
This statement was in the nature o
I reply to the verdict of the Coroner'
jury that sut in the Iliamond factor;
fire case. Incidei tally, the commissioi
charged ths Fire Pep;!! tm ??? a ?th re
sponsibility In failing to see that th
factory was properly equipped with ai
terioi fire alarm sy tem an.
thru rere drillet!
espe in case ? ? state
?
"From the in*.? ? . by thi
eomn. > - veil a* from the I ?I
? . 'i inquest, it sppesrs that then
were several factors each of which ma;
have contributed to the eslamitOUS re
in!' This commission v l ??
with responsibility for si
recju I rl ng
? - ' ! H 1.
"Under the law* res
? Y..! h foi : ' he m
stallation <>f prop, r autoras
lers, which sre universally reeoi
as the most efflc ? ???.? s of eheckini
fire, and aleo .for compelling thi
? . building with an t
In terioi :':re all and the su
Ils, is placed tli
.-i a eity ??. ; irtment ovei
which this commission has no control
Th: < ? ? that it is but
props ' ' ? these facts ; u d
ghl of. Neither shoul i the eitallj
Imi ortanl fi b ov< rlt ted
I 11 i the stair
If noi
hi!, of
"The inspector of this commissioi
who ?
when he inspected tl is building thi?
door B ?.pen. Had i- BOl boei
Immed tc roseeution of the owaei
w'oulri have ensued, as is evidenced bj
the far' ? ? r BUl 0>f 4 locket:
?Un.rs found duiin?,- the i
? '
"Manifestly, however, this commii
.
force of inspeetors
nor, th any number of In?
?
15 000 !':.? '
New
can be
of th? en no to n
ideas of Industrial safi '. "
The commission declares that it re?
gards as unfortunate that it has not
the same SUmmaiy power ? hn* - fo?
rested in the New York City F.re De?
partment t . dose a factory b
that is Inadequately protected fmrn Arc
hasarda. Among the changes in the
'.? the BSJal
. tature, the eomm ision adds, will
?
624 AID CHARITY SOCIETY
141 i barvbea Also Further Orgaaise
tion Work to Itelieve I nemployed.
the Chanty Ol_
tion Society for the ;. .-:.r ended Sep
raade public yesterday.
Thai - who gave their
time '.wirk, in
sty Ml
church?* ?rorked to meet the einer
? ? condi
?
1 it i: -i other n
ted
.
of III
a??-?-ii
eies wh rl, sration, cost
? | : - .
led In tating ? haritabla
work ? ??? pablie through
? arSI mal?
resti| ? ? ' ??' ' Bistre?
? tion was 5 ?444S.TC
Through tuberculosis exhibit*, mo
tion n? lecture? rr.oro
aere rsai bi .1 srith
n In the pre.
?
Foreign Trade Class to Dine.
Members of the ( Ity > ollegs cooper?
aUve eoorse for the study sf foreign
tr,n>, v. 1 'i have lii'i-n attending lectures
st the Custom House, will be guests of
Frank I> Waterman, president of the
I,. K. Watermao t ompar.y, at a dinner
St India House, Hanover Square, to?
morrow evening.
IT,.,, -a . Op) rtS-t,. ' ?
The six arts, as unified by Kliythm, will lie pereonifi?ed by tbeaa ?rirla at
Grand Central Palace l.a/aai.
LIONS TO GROWL
TO AiD HOSPITAL
Half Dozen Will Be Feature at
Four-Day Ba/aar for
St. Mark's.
Mt?. Lily Laagtrjr, avalta Stewarl
and half a dozen lion antl tiger cub?
the cubs in cages will be the principal
attractions at a four-day bazaar for
the benefit of St. Mark's Hospital at
the Gland Central Palace, beginning
I>ecember 14 at 10 a. m. Mrs. I.ang
try, now Lady de Hath6. will recite the
prologue of a paReant aetitled "Terp?
sichore," by .John Kendnck Hangs.
Miss Stewart will sell pictures of her?
self as the "Goddess*" to be painted by
serme well ?known?'but?'up to-last-night
ononymnus artist. The cubs are to be
I ofl tu tiie hi^'lif*' hi.ltler.
Bg those ??.ho w.'.i help are Leo
I1 ? ehstein ami Janet. Boocher, Lydia
ikoTB, Julia Arthur and Clifton
Webb, Ethel Barrymore, Florence sad
Mary Nash, charlotte, the Hippodrome
skater, antl (?ouverneur Morn?.
Among the patronesses are Mmes.
Vincent Aster, Irving Brekaw, .'<?' I
Breckenridge, Henry I leers. Peel D.
Cravath, Anthony .1. Drcxel, jr. Gi
?i. Goultl, Albert GallaUir, Charle- Ds .
Gibson, Archer M Huntington, .1. Bor?
den Harri man, Philip M. Lydig, John
Furroy Mitehel, Bradley Martin, Amos
Pinchot ' A. \ an Renaselaer,
Whitelaw R? 1, ' harlei Ste? s, I
<;. Villard, William K. Vaaderhilt, jr.,
ami Frederick W. Yanderhilt.
POSTAL RECEIPTS
SHOW HEALTHY GAIN
Improved Conditions Reflected
in $2.000,000 Increase.
Washington. Dec I Marked im?
provement la busiaess conditions is re?
flected in the .November revenues of
the large"* fifty postofllces of the eoun?
try, producing approximately half of
ail the postal receipts. Postmaster
(?enera! Muriesen announced this to
? .?) .i. i * atemenl showing an iaerease
of 12,083,11 -. or 17.i?6 per cent, for
those r the retfipts of No?
vember, 1914
The normal rate of increase is abou'
7 per coat, but November of last year
showed a decrease of 6.71 per cent, us
a result of the business depression
which liegan immediately after the out?
break of the Fun.| ?an war. The de
? . ? ? - ? riously felt dar?
lag that month. The total receipt
the fifty cit.e* in November th.
?.. re 113,84 ? .
New Vor;;, with 12484,761, led the
1 it, bowing $625,601 more r?
than in November, 1914, an i".cr?-.i-.- of
'jj.71 per rent, against " inert i
* 1!? per cent ifl November la
from November, 1918.
?hicagt? was second, with &407.818,
an isereass of S-ll.i. 12. or tZM per
cent, Compared With S decrease of I?S4
per rent last year.
All other Cities allowed receipt, of
less than fl.000,000. Dayton, Ohio, had
the large't percentage of increase, with
82.28 per cent, and Providence, R. I.,
DW1 it increase, wi'h seven-lnin
dredths tif 1 per rent. Scranton, Penn.,
wt< the only city showing a decrease.
if? total falling 10 7'! per cent.
Uth Street? near Fourth Avenue.
i
?STRIKES 3PEN FIRE
AS GUAR?)3 SLEEP
Attack VVilkes-Barre Power
House Routed bv Police.
[I?t Tfl.-g-?i I to T_? T-?' | g '
Wilkes-Harrc, I'-n' .. Dec, ">.?At?
tempt? wet hoot up the
power house < I .'-?? IVilkes-Barre Rall
Company si Luaerne Borough
to-day. A mob of ibout twenty
mea, armed aith revolver? and shot?
gun?, poured a ?h uvpr of lead into the
front of the structure. '! i ?? |
houae la used at a barracks for ttrike
breaker?.
The ?hooter? took a position on u
hill ?Y ? ling, While the
B loop, the
. It ( ' -hut ?
m all y | I I So lerioui damage
.
the |
dark
Thi ' Sal.hath in the
tVvoi ? I '?
towm
??der a !.. BVV police i'uar.l and
red i" gather,
st r la.'rs elaimi d I hat b
Mrs. Emma Sterling, a rich resident of
. th.-ni on
t ui-e? sad the eo I of living that mi
Bg to
their tese.?- ? om| i
aht that the I get a
tnrprtse wl I | up?se
? ?
NEEDS OF CITY
IS NEXT INQUIRY
Legislative Committee to
Begin Municipal Investi?
gation on Dec. 13.
Senator Klon !.. Brown, chairman of
the joint legislativa committee ap
the city's finances
and other affairs BO fir ??s they rel.it..
to the state, announced y?-sterday that
ommittea would bigin its aeuiooi
.?a Monday, Decemoer 13. Boaator
Hi ?.ah addressed a letter to Mayor
Mit. lie!, ( ontroller I'remlergast and
George McAaeay, Preaideat of the
Hoard ..!' Aldermen, reiiuestini:
preaence at the hearing. Us asked the
.Mayer pi BSSlgn ?'? room m th? CitJ
lions.
Major Mitchei, who la In Atlantic
City, will return an FharMay, in time
t.? attend the opening seaaton ,,f the
commute.-, Senator Hrown said y
day that lie expect?-.i thi commie.-?
would finish its inquiry within three
lie indicated, however,
i ' matt, r,- mi? the
? hieb would prolong tl
SlOtlS.
- rring to tue purposes an.i icope
of tl- ? i
sei.i :
??earing
?
'!,.- '
?.i
'h.? lead i"
the I ..r re
p...i! ...
city ?- the
..f the ?le
? i i of tl ' ? New York in the
?
? ?: ?titu
'I..I1 ., '. " i
nutted Is the oval or
'-'. a,
r ea
I rn.se-i t!ie po miar bIU, ?
. ;.: :a\- i ate.
hopes to '?
"While erittelsm wss made of leiY-lc
tlve responaibill | I ted ehargei
during the logisl ? ?a, no pro
?1, and tin
appointed tbit committee In
that It boo
to tu I fa h
ij '
??? BU ee prepare,! ?r. ho
?
?i of tha ni ? eonttltu
'.icrn n.iopK ! It WOlild
hove r? volul Ionized the n >r.i
; con
? - BO I ? -. i
I : that r-.-r the eomi
-
u?el .. i':;pose. " iBtaalt
le?? beei ?. ? tearing thi
.??.-? Brown laid an opportunitj
-a i be fie? n to elvic I ind clt!
.-ens to h.- hear?!.
?WGO WHERE THE CROWD GOES
rCCHI?S :-v
OFFICIAL FRENCH GOVERNMENT PICTURES
SEAiij
25c a 50c
<40
?1 n?T? DANIEL
?rfl?.-itl *l DORE.
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I ir.i Ippeasaare
) To-morrow (lu?J.*.; Ait. at 3|
YVETTE GUILBERT
nao iu. m ? ? i
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in. Ill R III ? in, II 17, M*I> \T .I.
HAT I? HI? IS, IS, 11 US. \ r h to.
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11
Carrier;.* Hall, Sat. AM.. Dec. II, at 2 30
IS? r IA , .
N AMI Of I
ELM?N m
AEOLIAN HALL. Irr? ft . .1^1. To-.l?"t at I IV
MANXES
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T bata -.- h ? OBI ? ? i Hau S Jana
A-?.llai. Hal. TV l H->. I II l'lano.
( IE1SBQIB II \l I . " ? vt aa I TU I
CLMENDOKF
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f. -.<* A i ' ?n.'ir-.
Banoudh "A t A. Piases11 K> ? ?' Mail
WASHINGTON SQ. PLAYERS *s
ALL COMEDY BILL EVERY NICHT.
:/
?f; Mat. D?ll> 1:19) Bart ??_? II.
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"HAOIATES THE invs OF
PREHOLIDAY CHEER."
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CARNEGIE HALL. SUNDAY ?FT. DEC. 12. AT S
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N?a> at Uo? Oltlo?,
Iilrf.'1-a'i C A LUI?. Ni.li.wgj PUtte VeeM.
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k..?I3__r
WILSON'S FRIEND
TO QUIT HIS TOWN
"Piratical" School Board
in Rutherford Disgusts
Walker Whiting Vick.
ADVERTISES TO SELL
HOME AFTER RUMPUS
Officiai*. Scorn Hint to Resign
from Ex-Santo. Domingo
Customs R?iceiver.
Rutherford, N. .1 . Dec B. Tais town
? get i:>-ni,:hi of losin;,- .
:T4 meet promiaent eitisens. Walker
Whiting Vick, whom President Wilson
uppointed General Receiver of Customs
nt Santo Pomingo to show his appre
fOI the way the local BOB
handle?! the finances, of the Pemocratic
National Ctaamittee during the last
Pr?sidentiel campaign? is disgusted.
Ho threatens . to sell his harulsome
home at l?i Addison Avenu?* and clear
out. I
arith the Rutherford
i of sdmin
: tsring i ne toe b* lused Mr.
Vick '.o Insert thii sdvertisement in a
.per:
"For : ale A thirteen room house,
all improvements, ?.vitli lot 110x110, rea?
sonable, due to the recent action of the
Hoard of F.ducation regarding school
matter.'. Walker W. Vick, 16 Addison
Avenue, Rutherford."
Last week the school authorities
closed the ?Sylvan Street school, con?
demning it as unfit. Their action fol?
lowed the third unsuccessful school I
election nt which S majority of the
citiz.'n ted turnet! down a prop?
osition to erect a new school building. ,
"A reprisal smacking of the piratical
tiny* IS highl) indorsed hy Captain
Knit!, Morgan sad Prake," suit! Mr.
Vieil whea he returned from N'ew York
that night and was toi?! of the Board's
setion. Two of his young children who
a" ' ! . | Piempeat School were
placed ? ,i part time by the influx of
youngsters from the closed building.
Mr. Vick sad l?verai other citir.ens,
including < aptaia Addison Bis, a North
Jersey lawyer, protested. The funda
prineiples of republican govern?
ment wer?- at Stake, they suit!.
Hoard Weal Resign.
"Th.. EdUCal ?OB has hail its
:." declared Mr. Vieh to-day. "It is
bow un t.. the eitiseBs and taxpayers
of Rutherford to have their sas*. I be
?utherford Hoard of '
lion h Bould
kin ? Be *?'::' IBM ! of the commu?
ant! resiga. U It continues to
broa b? sises mer.' can i??' as
doubt of the Anal outcome l'he Bor?
?...-il of Rutherford will sutler, proper
??..,! sutler, eititens will be
compel id to berford and sew
ni ?".'11 not nnd the. borough an
live place in wiiieh I?' sett!''."
I' .. Board of Education refuses to
. H r > . ;.' hint. Perhaps they are
unaware ,l I President Wilson once
arrota Mm a letter, in which he called
th.- Ratherford man "My Pear Vick,"
and added thai "it diet? iced me great
,? you feel obliged to resign your
Santo Domingo." The Presi?
dent did not know Mr. Vick would have
irn to Rutherford to lire. His
?'???d bv other reasons.
lhe members of the Hoard of Educa?
tion, undaunted by Mr. Vick's standing
in national Pemocratic circles, refuse
to resign.
The Sylvan Street school he.-? not
been condemned by the State Commis?
sioner "f r.ducation. In closing it the
*'?-. t* *.at?irlai
MISS GEORGE
an--.tr i . Nan Hanau t" sisal
lha Tala l'i Imall. Dramatl .?.? i\
i ??.-? - I f?r n-lioaraal until THuHS
UAY, DEC. 9 ? -i
MUSS GEORGE
MAJOR BARBARA
II? BIBNARD SHAW. K'.-s: T1i:it> It. A: er! ?
MAXINE ELLIOTT 8. K**a.t:l. Mtt?V.*| A Sat
LOU-TELLtGtN Tl WARE CASE
BOCTH. : . ? Mat? ?'?si ?? I Sal . . 11
M*. 3 <J 1 MilKle DLNOREARY.
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44 i ri | .
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48TH ST. T:"'.". ,: i-iB'^?_ ?''?','
THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE
With JULIA ARTHUR.
COMEDY. (???? s 15, Uata T. m ? 4 ??at . ; 14
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lyric1";;. ?S_Ji__?_J?aJSais
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! \- i ,- : ?a nthat Big B .-?
UOOTH THEATRE FRIDAY AFT. DEC??7
M'H'IM. BENEFIT MATINKK all ,.' uie '
SKI I'l-H S .Ml Bl in r ass ??
E. H. SOTHERN a?
in "LORD DUNDREARY"
Ta >?? i"???'.?? i ?? l ll l' m !>v ? oraa ?<-? pi?,
* ? "'. Miai
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a ?' )(???. 0?B<*?, $1 tn 1.1
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on- 4ji* i he. StNSAilONS OF
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MATINEES THUR8. 4 j,-,T * 4n
LILLIAN GREUZE
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Fr**i>* Mr _ Mr. Ma_?aj I'r*w
.? M Danl?l? Matirli-r < ?.till?
$?Vt?L. M'lU fjr "< AKtst. In lltilir.MK"
it? Km? j?r,?h,- Ti'-xet <?m,?
?ISQ ., 11? MS, ?'?NT. ?"c llth
V
locsl authoritle? w?nt bta??_wtT^
rights, Vlek snd hit follow,/, ?T. **
bosrd Insists the tchool wti 0p? ?*.
ute and thst the county sdiBwLS
authoritlei had placed re?^.?^***]
the locsl bosrd. When the^???
to erect a new ?chool *?? voted**
? third time they closed the bnli?i??*
"If," ??id Mr. Vick to-day, "\fc,2L
osition to build the new ?choo' l*"
been passed tha Board of _da_,i*'
certainly would have had to ftsUsh*
the term in the Sylvan Street ?.__"
New building? are not erected in <?!?}?
sight or seventy-two hour?. "'*
"I came to Rutherford nine y?%ri
believing thi.? s place where I ?,_??
givs my children the best *ducetic?Y'
tamable. I did my .i?ijr_t?r **"
of the high school snd ?er.-i ?g?,,8
Horace Mann School in New y^J
but that ws* ai m\ own ?B?t_J_?
While 1 diff tho edii4j?_2
policy of th? at that ?o/?
said nothing about '''?'.tL'
il too much for me. I'nlett the ?T!
of E lue itlon . I " 'ud?T?
.- t.i leave the tOWl *
Mr. Vick laid l ? ?o \tM,
it g ,|Y;
?nal c0?
'tiiiitfj
!,;-? house. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
18.871.957 SAW EXPOSITloj
Half a Million Person? Attend??! Sgg
lranclsc4> Fr.lr on l.??t Day.
San Francisco, l>ec. o. Thr total st>
tendance on the Panama-Patinc Ettg.
litten- which closed last i?1?fht, waa U.
VtXJsVt, according to an offlcui ?'
nouneement to-day. Yeiterdsy ess %
record ?I..;. '
M.n? ha? lug | a--. . -h. tut?..
?
?ii?J ton.
' ? -Ctl. ,4,
t'eav of the Smut? "??io-.j eS\
continue lo operate, it wag said, for g
?h?rt time, but f..r the moit part tk?
exhibitor.? began srrangesteasi for t?.
early departure from the gTour.dg. i
few of the exhibit? will be seat to th?
Panama-California Ir.t.i .atlontl Expo.
altion, at San Diego, and ?om? ?rill U
?hipped to the Panama Kxpoiltion, It
the Canal Zone.
NKH YORK'S I.E.VIIIN?. rHF^TBET
NEW AMSTERDAMS
"'? THING OF BEAU??'
IS A JOY FOREVER!"
The ugly duckling w?i traai
iormed into the I ??ely ?wig.
Plain little Tootu Secgn? tig
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at 11 men it her feet gnd the two
moil fgmoui P.rinan m.idntgi
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ai well at take plctinrg it
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