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WOOD CHARGES
CAUSE AN UPROAR
Democratic Committee
men Demand Action Be
Taken Immediately.
CHAIRMAN INSISTS
INQUIRY CONTINUE
Herman A. Metz Tells of Offer
of Place on Public Service
Board for ?S25.000.
T'nrnindful of the fm-t that this is
the season of peace and goodwill the
Thompson committee last night ad
-.riitmaa amid a bitter
? -ci ?rhethet
onld be preferred i
I immediately. The
several mis?tes after
hompoon hud hurriedly ad
bII its mem
bers insisted on talking at the ?ami.
?
*4 ?rn-or Tl ; SB started the ver
? ??? ' ? '.>r Commis?
sioner Wood ar.d asking him if he
bad ever considered the projir
his sitting as n member of the com
mission in rlam of the serious ehafge*
'?.ad been made against hin: *o the \
investigators. Tne chairman said he i
asked the question at the request of ?
r Lawson and Aeeemblyman
Purr, tbe Prooklyn members <.f the i
committee, v.ho had told him the las- j
portant "project of third trucking the
Brooklyn "I." vas before the commis?
sion.
Wood meekly said that be could not
i*r the question. Assemblyman
Callaban, one of the Democratic mem
bete of the committee, took up the
sis for him by declar?n?? thai be
did not 'hink it a fair question te n?i:. !
as no chargea i.ad been made against
v?raor. Callabas
be d!<H^r.t?d from the action of the
ehairman and wpnted it known that bs ,
Wood Refuse* to Answer.
?enntor I BBreOB broke in long
s Wood whether he i
thought he should sit In ths deter- :
if so important a mattet BS
! tracking.
"I don't think it fair," Wood ?
"1 r ? . ? r on the ground
?
.......
granada thai I othei day "
.ffer- ;
made J
various
rted for the deer
...
? r Thompson
r.n insisted thai
? mid hC preferred ?
Sen. ? son Insisted that the
proceed, and As
Callahaa insisted that it
I ndied
Finally Senator
"Th' ' ' .-ation must pro
y has come before this
ow that Wood is abse
.1 member oi th?
- taken
Uve da . d he ha? never I
to com..' before this
? y it."
kept on insisting thai tl a
far charges, and
was Joined b\ ley, ulso a
crftt.
-.n Da it ThiiBssalrea.
't you prefer charge* yonr
laior Tho
"Thr ' I ivory <" '. ?
now;
thev . ?-.??;. ?
arked
rath?!
\? ? ?
>vi ?a on.
ireL
'. unt .1
the chairman an
That didt ? ?imibble. Final
one of the como
talking ar
to catch ;,
and the talkfe?t stoppt... .
Former Repre Merman A.
offer he had
I the Pub.
i\'e up
.i the
said the ( '
\.
bar.y at the tit e 1 Ras?
ed.
? thought the matter was a
joke.'' Mr. .. "but the fellow
?
where I su hare."
Be said r the
name of the r.^ th.' offer.
Amsterdam Franchise
I phfld by Nicoli
ng
'
1
?
OS
or Gay
This
case
. ?
? rnan of the
- n the King County
. ?
jbsid
?
?ny, which ha.i
,. end
com
,r ? at
I an injunc
.
'
? I
Churchill's
More than ? Restaurant_
A Broadway Imtit ,tion
Broadway & 49th Street
rOUXG.STEHS WHO AH? SURE OF A HAPPY NEW TEAM?
Pageant ai;d ?lane for ttlament House aril] lie given at the Hr.tci Astor ??n Daeemba
pany. a ere litor of the Amsterdam com
The conclusion, therefore, ai
?, I have ani\ed ia that the com-.
? should be dismissed as to the
Edison company and *ha' the Amster-,
dam eempanj is entitled to an injunc
trie d?fendant from
resolution purporting to
???solution II 80,
ruinate the
? ? ? ? . plaintiff thereunder."
Tho pap? the eass shot? that Mr.
McCall '.'?: he -'ns on the bench, had
? "rjation, a- he testified '
. ? soi .-oinmitte.-?. Bis
name s ? some of these papera,
but Justice dcCi ? fen .1 ; s case to
i.noint
1912.
It is the conten? on 6f 'he city that'
\'lister.lam company, which has'
been aeojuin son eompany,
Ii? ? ?,;. to the terms of its
? of 1898, to operate for the
benefit of the public. The question now
r-ttlcd Is whether the Amsterdam,
' holder of the fran
can h.* -<?? ?vad and carry out the terms I
franchise.
POLICE IN BOOTHS,
WOODS'S NEW PLAN
Patrolman's Ear Always at the
'Phone on Hxed Post. Com?
missioner's Latest Idea.
Within b very ,-hoit time residents
tiofl bo inded by Fourteenth
. ?. . ? -h Street, Fifth
i and the North li'ver will have1
easion to say they cannot find a
..; the RtreeN. If the plan
announced by Commissioner Woods
out, the residents will not have
? tl "? - omei to . '.'i the police
the) sre I elephone subaci
- Stem ia based on ihe old '
and ' i ?
details the old system lacr."d. Along
?. ..I thoroughfares srill be po- j
lice '" gh to hold a po
< booth will be equipped with ?
? police-,
the nnm-1
I be peinte? in large ;
de of the booth.
will all re connecting dir?
Headquarters mhu also with the ?
i its policeman is ??? ant?
tisen, tha eil I
ne or i 'th. If |
Headquartera or the ataion house want
i .
n the booth " ill tx ..placed every ,
half hour, s.? thai the booth will be
id every minute of the day ?cadi
J ;teiir -row in u?e has
? mproved upor., and will be trun
in it? new form In the Fast Thirty
fifth Street station. Th? improvement
a oublie as .well
?. flashlight
pole, inclosed in a booth.
1 ??? ii oner a. sued anetl cr
an innova?
rlo called .'.ion of the
?
ti OB bouse a card roror<' snail t.o kept,
?
man living in that p.vcrr..-'.. so ll,..t if
s . I I
men can be called out at once
MRS BARNUM A BARONESS
\t 70, Is Living In Pari?, with liionme
of $40.000 from Plena L?tate.
M.s. Phlneaa T, Barnum, whoee hu?
rrcus tbst
his name, is now the
.m.". Barnum d'Alexandre
? Paria,
?o income ?>;' ; 10,000
. from the estate of her husband.
ir ' rculnr? WCI pi, Bl ed to
th* State Controller's office by the Con
fe I eposit Com
which
the showman's widon - drawing her
.n cottnec
?1 of the estate
of M ns a ninth
part of the Par
num * to Hi rbert Harnum
i of Mi Barnum
? of hie Intereal
? -? waa valued at $.'1,741.
but 'Iji- ir.i?' furiil ?i*t api
. II ,?04,000,
distribute I die *
d!< May Succeed Iiigraham
. r??|,'.r ? i ? i r yes*
. . Uovernoi
?
Clark, a lawyer, of 82 N
bupren a ' ourl I
? i. when
a An
I
' -, ?. Repu
i
Ufa in I
?i, Lan i? aa? , '?.sor?.
YULE WAY STATION
READY FOR SANTj
Christmas Celebrations To E
Held for All Comers ?n .Many
Parts of the City.
El er hear of Santa ?'??us? Y.-i
Then .ou probably hnow fhat to-nto
n?w night he inspects the hosier*.' ?
little boys and girls v. 'no bare mind?
their mothers all year.
But a? ?Santa ha? been known '
drive his reindeer high over Klli? Is
at ?1 without stopping for little IflUH
grants. Commissioner Frederick ?
Howa "vil! help him out this afternnn
with a <'hristma?s trie and prOBOBtS '?
150 kids.
Other celebiat'.ons Ib the city an
near by are:
Distribution of gifts to sick and ii
..-.ued sailors on Christmas morning i
StapletOB by the American Seaman
Friend Society, through the kindnn
ot Mrs, Andrew Carnegie.
i hrlrtmas tree for sailors at Sailor
Home and Institute, West ai d Jan
Street?, Monday evening. December -
Neweboya' Christma dinner by Wii
lam II. Fliess, jr., at Brace Lodgin
House, 14 Now Chambers StrOB
< hristmas Day. at 6 p. m.
Christmas carols at a large e'er
tl .? lighted tree on the grounds o
1 athedral of 81 lehB the Divini
u Arcane and tilth 8tr ??
m, Friday, December 24, Bl i P. fl
il?- tree will be lighted every evenin.
Prom Christmas to New Year'??.
Day Numerics c Little lothere' AI
Association. Trees at Loving Arm
and Happy Day Honse on Tbursda*
December 28. Festival at Websti
. lift Fast 1 leventh Street, ol
.lay, December '50, at ,i p. in. En
tertainment Ht Sunnyside, 71 Sontl
Tenth Street, Brooklyn. Loving Arm
\? ill give ' at Bfty baskets of provision
he Main Association 200, the con?
mittec Including Mrs. Sidmon McHic
Henry *?. Kiddle, Mrs. G. H
Strong and Mrs. Clarence Bum?.
Ensign .lohn Allen, in charge of Sal
vatlon Army Christmas '-. ?:'??-, ? ?
1 last night that the total eollei
me 20 per cent short of limitai
last year, Vail Street has shpwi
aii improvement, but ?i fai behind thi
shop] ,mes to *ep
arating Itself from change, he said.
Peaca mai bb Christmas at St. An
droBf*! Banian Catholic Church, il
a Street, will begin at 2:16 a. m
olemn High Mi .it 12 midnight arill
I < held for nowspeper men and others
Monsignor Luke .. Even arill act at
r?.lebrant.
Living Christmas tree at Chapel ol
the Intercession, Broadway and 1 ",','.
treet, decorated a th electric liicht?
..p, "Tne Peaat ot Lights, or
?.u,as Eve.
Pageant for benefit of St. Mark'
ent House, at Hotel Aster. or.
December B0. Iva hundred colle-?-?!
and ?ugh school glrll v. ill appear in
Creek dai
LONESOME PASTOR ENDS LIFE
l.uent RegiatOCOd aa the ROV. J. C. He?
?ell Takes Poison in Hotel.
Detemi.ned to end what he called th?
"unbeatable lonesome'.??? of his ex?
istence," ?? man registered as the Rev.
James Candlish Heswell, of St. Louis,
committed suicide in his room at the
Broadway Central Hotel yesterday by
.. '..Y? m ni. Be ? fl
letter requesting thai S 1.950 ir. bills
:. tha police found In his trunk be
given ? -. institution for the
i .. ' Ifaangei J< ha ,L Jordan
?lie man had n present? d he
Presbyt? rian mial
In hi?- letter, the police .-'ay, he said
ne had had three paateratoa, but that
?hout friends or rele?
? .
?
PETITION PRAISES 0SB0RNE
u eotdieatee Priende Frame Appeal to
M hitman to Retain Ward.n.
Friends of Warden <isi?orne are cir
culati? g a petition, sddi ed to Got
ernor Whit ibb in Mounl K ??.-".
, u, ????., .i
t oui,! . staiaed at
Sins .- .
"No higBO] ti.bti'e could be paid to
i ?-...rue'' character and
i, ? ira? ta, read? the document.
''hai the nitre mOBtteB Of those BthO
?? him. 'We love him fot the ene
iiiu-? be has made,' and we bespeak for
humane ami faf sighted SHOltS the
., ..i i inaam of * Excellency' iup.
I'OI '
?ta and are
. u stures.
Plays and Players
of the Film World
I'?e Wolf Hopper, in <ie??p silence, is
to continue in "Don Quixete" at the
Knickerbocker Tmatre ,'or another
week Mr. Hopper, who does not recite
"i *s<*y at thr Pat" at the close of the
ucreon play, divides the honor of being
a two week star at th?? Knickerbocker
with Frank Keetian. whs remained
fourteen days in "The Coward."
_
At a meeting ot the Universal yester?
day Carl Laemmle, R. H. Cochrane,
P. A. Power?. Joseph Mi'Kn.ney and
John B. Stanchfield were reek-cted di
' rectors, and the following officers
i chosen: Mr. Laemmle, president; Mi.
< ochrane, vice-president: P. A. Powers,
tteasurer, and Josenh Brsndt, secre?
tary. It was announced that the new
studio, at Leonia. N'. .1.. costing $500,
000, was eomob '
The publicity man of the Fon films,
taking his pen in hand and scratching
his head, figuratively speaking, deduces
that the Fox fores carry $38,000 in
paid Bdv-rtising In the newspapers o?"
ibis great land of ours every day. He
alae figures that this means a total of
??'J.Onii.OOO annually. All of which goes
to pro?, e that it mu;t pay 'he For? film?
to advertise.
Willard Mack, a Triangle star and
author of "Kick In" and other plays, is
reported to have utilised hi? ?pare time
at the Califori in studio? of the Tri?
angle to commit another play, an?
nouncement of uhieh will undoubtedly
be found in the dramatic columns of
this pape .
Somebody has offered Hepr-, R.
Walthall, of the Essanay, a "rattling"
good play. Tin? principal fig-ure is a
rattlesnake, which rescues the hero by
sounding the SUS call with ris tail.
Mur^aret I ourtot, who has become a
oat ?'ar, will leave to-morrow for
t1 >? company's Soulhern Studie, St Jack
sonv ille.
*\rt i? art ar.d time is fleeting, but
not in Los Angeles. Qulnn's Theatre,
t ai oit*,, bad s cont'nuous perform
reeently, lasting thirty-six hours
i-..ii.it 'em thirty-els during ?? Inch
numberless breathless audiences ?at
:? i according to the veracious
tha while "Damaged
lioocis" wa? -hown on a paloitating and
dofencMcs* screen.
Florence Haekctt, the baaatifnl ?il?
lainaeea of many a Lubin melodrama,
is now doing her wicVeilest in Fuuitable
lilms uadei ?':.? direction of Rdwia
August.
Helen Helmes, whose hairbreadth es?
capes in railroad picture? aro known vo
all photo playgoer?, ha? had her life
?nsured for |l00,008.
Joseph Fart.ham. of the OcsBB Film
Company, announce? the rel?ese of
"Race Suicide," featuring Ormi Hawley
ami Farl Metcalfc Mr. Farn'nam, who
resigned from the management of the
publicity department of Lubin's not
long since, occupies a similar position
with the Ocean films.
1 l.sr'.i?? Ruegle?. piay.rg a lead:'.g
role in "Rolling Stones'1 thi? is not nn
intentional pun), - being feutured ia
"The ii* form Candidate" at the Breed
*- ay Theatre thi I ' eek.
$6.000 A WEEK TOO TRIVIAL
Mar> I'irkford Likely to Kejrrt Offer?
Liperts More.
Six thousand a week for Mary Pick
ford! That i? thr uffer said to have
been made bv (he Triangle Film Cor?
poration, but it :- considered unlikely
III accept. She believer that
she can get more.
Pick ford, who j| regarded as
-? ur?*ate?t "picture jiroperty" in the
**orM. has received 12,0a. weeklj dur
ing the laat ?rear, with a percentage of
?lie nrot'it?. \ man elees t" ?he Farnou?
srs I ompar.y ..aid la?t night tha?
irninga this year will reach fJ?O.
Her contract with the Famous
Player ? i ,. a. ,,,?, ,.?,) ,,,? .,,,.
I.
H ; thferd ?aid hsal night that
ehe will tako a month's vacation and
?im: ?he will probably not consider
Ulm ?fter.- Batil lebruarj.
DR. SANTA GIVES 3
ILL WAIFS A HOME
C. R. L. Putnam Plays Kris
Kringle by Adding to
Adopted Family.
FIRST PRESCRIPTION.
LOTS OF YULF CHEER
Then Tvto Girls and Boy Will
Join Dimple Developers at
Seaside Farm.
Whoa Mr. R f'laus jflide. o'er the
roof tops to-morror.- nicht he will ?top
to investigate the capacity of three lit?
tle stockings hanging from the fireplace
o*" a browns tone mansion in Fast Thir?
ty-eighth Street. He will find the
stocking! able to hold very little, for
their -mall possessors haven't had the
right kind of food or clothes or com?
panions. Should it turn out that Santa
was only Dr. Charla? R. L. Putnam
ma?(*uerading in cotton whiskers it
?rill not at all be necessarv to explain
who the three kiddie? are. For he
knows.
Dr. Putnam's little family of children
otals nine. Yesterday he ami h
'?* if?* adopted two little girls and ene
modern little Oliver Twiet, obtaining;
the neeesear* decree from Surrogate
Fowler. Perhaps for the Aral tuna la
their lives the stoekiBgS of three sickly
Brail ? id to capacity.
Th.'re is Emma and Mav and Arnold.
The surnaiii??' of PoBdletOfl and Barr
lett have been replaced i,y that of Put?
nam. F.mma and Ma* are s.sters, and
will keep their own first mimes, bu*
Arnold Bartlett bereaftei "ill b?* called
Sebastien V. T. I'u" ?am.
Their past histories are mrcteries,
and bid fair to rOBSaifl M if Hr. Put?
nam has his way. Iti BBSWOr to a que
ttOl :r regarn te 'neu identity, 'he
nurse at Dr. Putni.tn'? home. 111 East
Thirty-eighth Street, declare,! last
night that he would lay nothing. The
SB?WB?? lin the f1\e Other adopt?
ed children.
Fnnna, May and Arnold beg pardon,
Bebest lea Patean are sickly. That is
[ why Dr. Patnai n from
. among all the other thousand-, of
ehobbj yenagetors m the rarioes ehil?
, dren's home?. Like ill the other chil?
dren adopted by the lYiti.anis. ihe two
girl? h::?I boy have been without the
comforts so neci ? i to gi ob .
dren. The <r*-fet hai bien their home.
Like the other Putnam foster-children,
they will he carefully fed on V -gs
should eat, dressed in the warm
thing.? fhev should wear and treated
medietaea they should have had a
lo ?c t me ago.
when I hristmas is nothing more
than a dim memory they aill be ?,, n(
to the other five at North Tisbary,
Mass., on Viaeyard Sound. In the brac
inff outdoors of the Putnam farm they
arill be expected to till out and encour?
age the dimples that poverty pinched
from existence.
About eleven vars ago Dr. Putnam,
??id to be related to .fames Rus?ell
Lowell, the poet, cam?, wirb his wile
and liitle .ion from Hoston to New
York. Fight | ears later they adopted
a boy and a girl, twins about a ".ear
old. A few months after that they
found Christine Kucale, aged four and
a half, whose mother had abandoned
her. As playasate for little Christine,
they adopted t.n; Hi Ion Conrad, two
and one-half years old, who hull been
picked up ?fl the ?treet b, a police?
man. About the saine time n little hoy
was chosen as playmate for their own
son.
VALUES HER LOVE AT .$50.000
Actress Sa* s Hat Importer Protx?sed,
Then Jilted Her.
Misa Dollie Doyle declares that Ben?
jamin 5. Bronston. :. bat importer,
promised to marry her. and then
didn't. Miss Doyle, an actress, who
'now appear? in "movies." thinks that
thia alleged broken promise has m
'jured her feelings about 150,000 worth.
Yesterday ?he tiled s.ui* in tiie Supreme
Const for this amount
Mis? Do*, !e la tWBBty-foar and a na?
tive of London. It ;-? alleged bv her
that Bronston proposed In January las*
and that they were to be married in
i October.
?lust now the plaintiff is ?aid to be
?ill in Philadelphia. BrOBBtOfl mak?-? a
general ?'.enial.
SHOVE KILLS KINGS COUSIN
**nuth Held, a? Ko\al Serb Die- in
Belle* ue.
Merman Merehowit.gch, of IH East
Drand Avenue, Jersey City, *BO is said:
to h? a second cousin to King Peter of j
?Serbia, died yesterday in Helle*, uf.I
i harged with homicide in connection:
with the death, Jacob Dodick. seven-1
"???,.. of NO Fast Tenth Street, waa h'-ld
without bail, pending an ? 11 q a e.- r. Do-1
ilick, if is ?aid. gave MercboprUeeh a
shove. The latter fell, fracturing his
skull.
Merchowitsch safd that he wa? the
gr.-.ndson of Princess Helena Kara
georgevttch of Serbia. His father,
rr'n.-f? John, emigrated to this country i
ISM.
Dr. Whitney Gets 19 Years.
Dr K. Waldo Whitney, sixty-osie, of.
_4 West Sistietl Btreet, convicted of i
n an-laughter in tiie l:.rst degree ?s a
of 'he death of a WOmafl after an ,
illegal operation, vas BeBtOBCOd yes?
terday by Judge Mulqueeti in (ieneral .
Sessions to Blng Sing ior not !<??< than j
two nor more than nineteen yeig-?. The
court in pa.-? i tig sentence explained
that many petition? besides those of
the jury asking leniency on account of
the age of Dr. Whitney had been taken
into eonsid? r
1.500 MAROONED IN ALASKA
Workers on I nlted Slates Railway Ice
Blocked in Keereel Frontier Town.
Waa\ rg'-o'i. Dee. -'-'? Plfleea ruin
..red men, pioneers, '.?uilding the go.
i ernment Alaskan re.lroad. are ice
blocked la Anchorage. America's new?
est frontier town, waiting to resume
work with the first appearance of the
Northern spring.
William C. Fdes, chairman of the
Alaskan Railroad Commission, just re
tu.ned fsom Alaska to report to Secre?
tary Lane, braucht news fron, the
marooned carr.n. Me -aid that the mos?
quitoes, from which 'rouiila and an?
noyance had bejn anti-ipated. disap?
peared last vear as soon as the govern?
ment health oflceri had attacked the
ponds in which they bred.
Lieutenant Frederick Mean. U. S.
A. late superintendent r>r the Panama
Railroad, and a member of the com?
mission, is ?ponding the winter in
Anchorage, making all preparation*
for the early rush toward rairbai kl
a
EDUCATION BOARD
VOTES MANY CUTS
Drops Substitute and Vacation
Teachers; Classes Decreased.
With $1,587.10?.0(5 less than had been
? estimated for 191? at its disposal, the
Board of Education yesterday adopted
the twenty-two resolutions offered b>
the committee on economy.
Substitutes in sixteen vacancies of
teachers of drawing, music, physical
i training and sewing will be ?1'ncon
i ?inued after January 1. 1916.
English classes are to be consoli
dated, and drawing ?lasses in elemen?
tary schools discontinued. ObIj 16?
Saw classes will be formed in the fall
of 1916. Positions in the high school?
to be authorized during Itle will not
exceed 105 far the spring term, and
luT for the fa" ;erm. with no first as?
sistants.
Vacation schools and playgrounds
and evening playgrounds must be with?
out expense to the Hoard of Fducr.tioa.
The eveming elementary, high and
trade school? must be operated fo.
$788,48:2. General professional cintrol
and specific professional control ..? cut
110,300. The 1*1.000 asked far addi?
tional atteadaace afleera is dropped.
RESTAURANT WRECKED
BY STRIKERS' ATTACK
I crowd of striking sraitars attack?.1
.'oiiii MikolsBs's reetauraat, at 100 Bee?
ond Avenue, las' night. "I'm the only
one down there who doesn't belong to
the union," the proprietor told Magis?
trate Levy m the men's night court as
be testified against e:ght of the strik
era who were arris-ed. ,-l refuse to
recognise the onion, and they came
1 fter me."
A crowd,eatimate I a? n'ore than 1,000
by Patrolmen dross and Poyle, gath?
ered in front of Mikolaus's place at
>< o'clock. Before reserve? could be
summoned the bricks began to fly.
Windows were BBBBSBOd, chair? and
j tables were wrecked und bottles of cat?
sup spread their COBtCOta over the
di ?-oration? on the celling.
The police had a hard light getting
the proprietor and bis ?on out of the.
restaurant. When hfikoleUS appeared
in night court he wore no collar or tie,
his coat was toin, there were bruises
. over hi? eyes and he had gashes on his
head. Me complained that a pearl pin
Worth $-<>0 and ,*40 in cash had been
taken from him during the figh*. Hla
sen, John, jr., also had cuts about the
head and face.
Magistrate Levy held for a hearing
In the Yorkville court this morning
Nathan Massnor, Sam Fiser.baum,
Julius Steinart, Norman Reubenstein,
flyman Cold, llalph Trite, Harry Vogel
si d Max Swartsola.
-?
Hospital Is Quarantined.
Cumberland Street Hospital, Brook?
lyn, and the IM pntiOBtS in it, are un?
der strict, quarani.1.0 because of the
discovery of diphtheria among the in?
terner?. The quarantine order has been
in fo'ce for two days, but did not be
eeasc known until last, night, when an
abandoned baby in? taken to the insti?
tut ion. but was turned away by police
I men stationed Ht the entrance. Some
' ?if the patients have fully recovered.
but must remain in the hospital until
the quarantine is lifted.
With good old St. Nick just
around the corner, we've a
sleighful of things for men's and
boys' Christmas.
Useful gifts, not gimcracks.
Tilings to wear, things to play
with, novelties in leather and
metal.
E.erything backed by our
guarantee?"your money back if
you want it"- -after Christmas or
any other time.
Winter suits, including those of:
^Forefathers' Cloth."
Winter overcoats ? among
others, rainpicofed *"Scotch
Mists."
R us lMi.r Company
Broadway
at 13th St.
Broadway
?1 Warren
"The
Four
Corners
Broadway
at 34th St
Fifth Ave. :
at 41st St
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an "Order on Young" for any amount ?
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Gloves or Umbrella.
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ONE BETTER HADE
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GARDEN
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THE HOUSE OF (.LASS
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republic \\: g& gg&r -
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GRACE '? MAJOR
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