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BARRETT URGES
PAN-AMERICAN
DEFENCE UNION
Must Stand Together
Uinstliostilolurope.
* Tells Delegates.
sees UNION STEP
>h TO WORLD PEACI
MtjHtc Coagms Electrifled
bv Proposal Argentina
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NEW YORK THEATRES
LIKE BATTLE LINES
Desperate Now Year's ? vc
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FOR ALL HOTELS
(iuests Revert to Rattle
ami Bang Type of Nt v.
Year's Celebration.
NEW RECORDS MADE
FOR GREAT CROWDS
Confetti, Whistles and ll?>rns
Share with 1 easting and
Dancing Welcome to 1916.
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The New Year
the City o? New York and all its people-, prosperity and
happii - | t:.". !'! business, happiness at home
pear brings to mir City a new growth: it? industries,
? cree and it! arts: its standards of living and working.
s ? develops new fields in which electricity can minister
to the prosperity, comfort and safety of human beings, for
lervicc ic human sen c
Electri? ? hes the City's transportation, delivers its
and its messages ; in offices and factories, electricity
secures safety, efficiency and convenience. It helps the
physician and the surgeon. In the home, electricity elimin?
ates unnecessary toil and drudgery. It means a cleaner, safer,
healthier City : it means better and more prosperous factories,
better homes, better and happier workers, saner and more
healthful living
For 1916, and for all the other years, we dedicate ourselves
?gain to the electrical service of the people of New \ ork
The New York Edison Company
At Your Service
General office*.. Irving Plaie and 15th Street
I elepbOflei Stuyvesant 5600
Branch Office show Rooae* for the Cooves?ance of the Public
?* Broader., Sprit* ?*?? *'24 W 4M s,rrrt ?*?1 K_
'* Deboca, street Orchard l?4 '?J ?- ***?? .?22 JJ5
??Irainfflac? Stnyveaant MM '27 ' ,2S,hMrff, Hurlen, 4020
?343 I 14*>th street Melrosc ?WO
Open Until Midnight
Night and Inirrgency Call: Karragut 3000
17 IMBVSCADEfl IN CITY
PO! WURST Y MV Y FAR
i brrr were ' ' ?' placeo la the rltj
? lure Hie , ,1. bl ml ? i'f I be BOO
bum \ eai i on Id rii ml. and ???
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- lu b hat <? ?il aighl Ii? roses Ibe
veai roond un i i>>. ?> open nntll f>
o'cloch.
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II ? i -i m ? .mi : m I hi p.i letors
ni i abarata ti? r?ntala op*, n t'> sell
im mi antil " i m lu?', i ins \ enr,
al i solicitation m tin mini lera
and he ' al i Ha loon l i agae, t ke
Ma* or . m (he Hat, do? n foi .el
<>i |heat, (?f ibr .'i'i Bovcial lirenaei
besildes tin regalara I ?<" ?rre for
Manhattan, fo?tj .. . n inr Brook
lx a, ten Inr I he l'-'i m\ nml !n i for
?in?, i. -. Klrhmood Koroagh made
m. applii aliona foi i .- pi n ib ge.
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HAS RECORD YEAR
Inflow i I Id Set nfold That
of 191 ; rchatu
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HOWLING rOWN
ADOPTS BABY YEAR
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'NATION ECHOE
NEW YEAR'S )
Universal C?l?brai
Mark Debul of M?<
"Sweef Sixteen.*1
QUIET PHILADELPH
JOINS IN NOISE F
Cabinet vu mbers D?> Hono
absence <?f President fn
u ashington.
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m nn\ other tit;., to il m.
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Boston's Celebration
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MADISON SQUARE
OTTS PEACE ISLE
Crowds Honor Jacob Rii^
?m Song Under the Blaz?
ing Tree of Light.
GREETINGS I ROM T. R.
FLASHED ON SCREEN
Philanthropist Who Sponsored
Quiet Celebration Praised ?;;
Colonel's Message.
V?a / ' ? '?"?
Base, i ill Hashed *'< ' ?I
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Oyater Bay, Long Island, V V
M) Di-nr Mrs. Iranklin:
Throagh yoo I aond to all proa?
pin in. keartleat Now Year's
greeting, tin greeting '>' ana
\nnri.,in tn his fefloa Amrru.iii..
I.el u-, nil ?iirk in the ipirit of
Jacob RHa, oho typified sll thai
?n-. beet m the Aatarieaa charac?
ter fur laotien, tur fair dcoliag
eaaoag oo real ves end with nil the
n n lot ?. ni mankind, end inr I he
on I* peace thai In um- men ami
ginid ?/onsen should welcome?Ike
peat ?? i bal i ? be ?? upon t ke
strengt 'i and ? 11? ? r ni i Igfateoaa
aoaa. Eaithfall) yoare,
I ill O?ORE BOOSE' il I.
Mr-, I.'.?lit Iruihlin. 2M vV?8l
Mtb >tr?-et. \i? York < il>.
peace in
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Stern Brothers
42nd and 4 Ird Stnz'.<. We.', ?/ Fifth Aottlttt
direct attention to their most interesting display?,
in their various departments, devoted to
Swart Fashions
for Southern Wear
which correctly forecast the Early Spring vogue ir
Tailored Suit-. Street, Afternoon
and Dancing Frocks; Coats and
Wrap-: Outdoor Sport Garments,
House Robes, Millinery, Gloves,
Parasols, Hosier) and Neckwear
and the numerous other accessories of the moderr
fashionable wardrobe.
VI MOST ViTKU.nu: PRN I 5.
ration women, tha
? one s r * i\ t o r- 0r betti
in thi : ? ? ? ' -
. in of a new lirp ny tvi
Riis.
>?Kh a- ItlS Passes.
approached) nnri the erewi
is, ' .:ned their eye
tek on the Metre
? m Tower. K\ : iteen alia ite i ?
?nifii iei a a ?au son|
i? ib Riis, by Pete-, I i
tthert ai fat T-ranklii
. down ar.
?i a burst o
With a prayer to
age "To et P i i g, upho:
the Right ' win."
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tmericai
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ami bade then,
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inded, then
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NOW JUDGE GARY HAS
A WHITMAN DINNER
Absolutely No Sicrniricince. Says
Qovernor, Who Was Host.
- my dinner,
aughed Uuvernor
Whiti ; orters
if th i pres?
t? t hon
leaf
"A\ - gnifica ittachei
he went on, seriou.<iv. "Judge
? (ary and I ?re
?ne often
I ral
I ? ? fudge
and Mr". Gary were pn las
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to thi affair, whic
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were ( Havward, who it
lid would manage the
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Son ? k that in Ju ?L'r
they ?aw a condu l betweei
. 'dr. Whitman.
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He and the i
imiliei
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$85,000,000 LEAP
IN SPELTER MINED
Copper Increase Is $83,000,000
More than 1914. While Gold
Jumps Only $7,000,000.
Wa ' aflslBf in the
United States is in the midst of a gres?
"iiminary estimates of the
ISI --.Hile publ'.r to-day bi
. sho'.v large in
- . ear In
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I a- about - I more than
tin? iron production in
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than the 19
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PESTERED FIRM SUES UNION
Metal a'orkora tccoaad of Boycott la
Meriden.
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nion of N'.ir'ii |
;ated loca. - '? ? len and
tine?, ii
unlawful interferene:
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from inter'- ? the
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? -i city a- .
?il months.
About 'J.?i?'') workers an
Lord &Taylor
Founded 182d

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