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The top of the i to Commissioner W ...?is, -.vh.
ha_ raeraJ Onh ' . regarding the snforeement ol
all Y SO. Th<
majot to t?a .s" arbo like
? tsj ttracti ; and tl s who 1 I . u.ler
iies--ar.d we are c ? proud of thil
?ucted to report the following: noise? to precinc
roejeest th* Police i'ommi??ion?r to na
pv,' SB >n:
railrosd or car tracks
wheel! on ear?
Faulty brake? on car?.
Ynnecetsary chnidng. of car bell?
HT- POI ?..?MISSION TO FRF.SHMAN (LASS.
11 v Ariiiir.
ity, V.Vdom ?Shakespearean.
Criapneea that pleoaoe,
von ./th that's Assyrian
Or Herculeri't?.'.
. , Luxury Tj ? ia:
ttered id lib.
ir.... ? Um cril
? a pnrt. ! or a contrit.
an -.?/o ha-.?;? ?ranted to take the European urp on a
? might have two week* with nothing to do but
? ion wa? tinted
ade of regret. Bui the ?rirelesi advices from
?
mi whether there ?rill (? ' srorth
? '. age.
ably nol much gambling on the ship's
: in. A v. ...!, a glance down the paaaenger liai a
i |y t sporty on?..
m R I -V8C1NATING CIT.
intrified-looking old lady came into a Ninth
K? I. train, and In-fore sitting down, re?;Oested '?ho conductor
i eond Street \ ? I ?
drew int.. Thirty-foui th Street, he announced the
She looked Up at him. and smiled, a' if to thank
.??lure they were. As he called out "Fortj
. loked rather surpi I
. ?? . ? and ns th
"Fifty-ninth Street" rang ? > all dig
mod : "Well, Mr, <
A?.|'..i." ran
telen vornan.
while for a
ai . ? ' aln biggest joke in the
ir mind i I I I
ami the 1 igest sho. to g? I
ory.
?PUCK- WA? B. \ ? ONTRIB.
I ?.. you think il fti ta Chi
? Bh ? clumsy plagiai ism Of a piece called "The Ifak
n "Punch's Almanac"
-n't improved it by laying the scene in the
discarding lieorge Morrow'l
C. iUl Kl.TT.
' a man who
Is find asked for or.e of
"?' ? rmack's just now."
? "1 ?* ?'?? ? ?? alma Gluck."
?he purchaser. "I'll Li!:." a chance. Hut I i
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to
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nineteen hundred flfl
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? er or lat4?r cr ? a OUBg
?-? ? ? i... home-, the uniting of
-tream in t
?i some pran,!.
?
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i'her and mother of thi? brida
< thai ??oon the Is Bg" will have flown
'- | sat ' to build a 1
tar "minor cords" that are
their 1 bl? live?; and the)
"God ?peed" and bf l Ba that de
d mother ran 1 I dear ta thi m, as
- ? ? ...... ? r?f." into Ihr. ]<
Bother tad ??<? join them together with their
no?'
.
i, hut in a list of bl
' - . narle-4 Sin AvenUO. appear the fol?
' t, 1 "?
hronical,
n i'??e. ?Vaverly Novels,
: I Iward Gibbons, fall of J: ?
FTT BO?V WAS MR. WIL
-
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? wa? heard the
? ? .?,? Hn BSad - coat and
paj
rae I tea ba i?_rtad, but grew in volume a?
?nd ?lowly, ssaphi arlth ears and p?us
?fter each phiaM Mi. tVilson wa? droBSSd Ifl a bl
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an -.a? gift f.,r Hiver?i<le Icrive reside? '
H. M. N.
f 1 si ids J.r.ve have adopted
tot their ba . ry, hallegluejah l'?
Ai, I their rnot'/i it "Out of the .."mas'"
V. i'. A. i
LUNCHEON GIVEN
FOR MISS WOOD
Mrs. J. Walter Wool! Iln
tertains at Sherry's for
Debutante Daughter.
RECEPTION DEBUT
FOR MISS CUSHMAN
Mrs. John Jacob V?tor tu ?mr
Enterlainmont at Home for
Serbian Relief Fund.
Mrs. .7. V i luRChl
yesterday r
daughter, Mus Natha. i
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MISS EDITH WILLIAMS.
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ara. John Van s. < Idd? .
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NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Laurette Taylor to Act a
Trio of New Plays
This Season.
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under
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of which were da ihed off by the
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ii begin a Sew
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PERCY GRAIHGER
AT AEOLIAN HALL
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the Australian ?
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JOAN OF ARC
EPIC IN MUSK
Bossi's Oratorio Is Pel
formed by the Oratorio
Society,
i
H. M. M KREHB
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which it bus had i
contempla-ion for nearly a ??
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t e w h i '
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brida?
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and iJeora? ?*?? -*???* STOS best man. I
HYPHEN INVADES
SUFFRAGE CAMPS
Con rial ! nioi.ir.ts
Plan to Steal P i il*i
Presidency.
DR. s
FORCED TO PIN
Letter fr | Veteran
Lei Would Yield
nvention's Desire.
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GRATTJITIES EH WAIL STREET
- I :-.n*tni?? to Be a? Fat a? Last
Year's W_? Leaa.
A d?liait? svMsstSS thol ChnrlOtSSSS la
IS fur
by -.he hanging of a
the ?cbby of th? i*tock Ra?
pt asking for * w the
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ing ensrge ? ' ?
mor.r*.
W. H
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of :he axel
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r ago
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CHINESE VASES BRING $100
Bidding U \. ii?,- it \iul4-r??iii >ale of
Mini?, inn*. >?lu ( olle?-! ion
A f.a.r one vsses of the
? Lang period proved ' I*
centre of ? last sight at tho
second ?e??ion of the sale at the Ander
t Mme. Yen* ?
collection. The the ve
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' on tur?]?.-.
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It is of the Yunjr Chleng per od. He
tlao gave $'il for a Summer i
having seven 'inures on ? I
?.?le carved out on a turquoise blue
i-round.
F. W. Knidenberj- p?ve $100 for a
club-* the double
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?JOHN BERRY. LAWYER. DEAD
Served la I i?il War and Wa? \dmilt?ed
to the Har ?'.."> years afto.
John Berry, Mary
. Dr Abraham J
I at hit home. 78
fuseday
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?? ?eg been a.lin"
ted to the . - S|
ll r? of the
Hur Aeaoctatlon ? Mi
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.?ii Ninth at..i Beiry tti
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? rveil in the Civil
- tons, Ar
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three I
re him.
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PHILIP SPEED DEAD
"U.irl.:" Mini Well Kilo??:? ;i? I dilor
and Reporter.
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"The
New York World," ? cam?
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HENRY i. ECKHARD
Stamford i
Eckhard died to
.
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wa? sleeted a member ? i .mee
ture. He . a ?icain
to th- : 1010
Y? a??? '
in I'ermany abo ?r? ?if1*
loiiv put
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?? . Brooklyn, on Tue?d?jr, December
7, 1916, John Berry, ?on of the late
roline Eiz-bei-t and Dr. Abra?
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THE EXFERIENCLS OF AN
AMERICAN CITIZEN
IN PARIS 1914-1915"
by WHITNEY WARREN
For the Benefit of the
SECOURS NATIONAL
in R1TZ-CAULT0N BALLROOM
/ 0 day at 5 o'cloek
introd-vction l?v HOP-I. CEORC.E VON L Ml".I
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