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SENATE INQUIRY
CONFRONTS QUIGG
HodgC Appointment Also
To Be Investigated, Says
Thompson.
LEADERS MAY SIDE
AGAINST GOVERNOR
"Mum Stop Kicking My Commit
tec \round; 1 Won't Stand
for It!" Senator Podares.
' -- ? TrTlriina.,
a', mmlt
tko al
Out eg In
ilse leas
Intment
the aueeeaaor
? I New York
*ven the
- ?? ate for
as mad? by
??veniai after
Senator
?r. The
i ima It?
r lee aTslr?
follov/
?rther. That
ai eo i
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? -1 that
th? ac
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insistent
' Qulerg
a manner in
-
the Gov
rhotnpaon snid. "and '
Quigg
I cons
*- a real service.
. -he infi?
el . he Governor saya
?need 1 -,
.. act of ,
? should ?ee
topa 1 oasting
i . the G ernor ?
any ?
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ei
st
It lay tl
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the Gov
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man.
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Inquiry in Wood Case
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RUNAWAY MARRYING HONEYMOONERS.
Mrs. i ? ..' : her new husband, whom she ha ed
twice in or,c week.
CLAUSSEN WAR BASE CUT OFF
Strong Ilox K?*4?.Hr*. Will Finance Ni>
More *sYe?lrling?. Is Re-port.
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the V '' ?
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from
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have
QUIGG NOT IN ALBANY
NEW YEAR'S EVE, BUT
H?.' Was in the Executive ("ham
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t that
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"I .: ? Whitman
take
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people
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he 1 live CI amber
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QUAKES FELT UPSTATE
l;. o--? l.ii r and fit her Co-antlea Peel
1 . omr-.
? earth
? lunty
dura
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12 and
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N. H. PROSECUTION
LAID TO POLITICS
Administration, Attorney Says,
Ignored Road's Innocence.
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great
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?red diad- iLoe msB whw V?**a re
apeeted in the eetamunitiei In which
..ved nrrl are . h tl
crime if jron jurors brir.-: ? i i I
?aid.
. ? | ... more )? ???? ( pi ?position
? ? p to any jury."
1 .. ' : ' te. of
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themselves 1
sey to 1
m.
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f New Ei
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rial ->ro4
ition. II
? here or an; i
ittempt 1
her? ' ' is ha?
11
t thing to
Plays and Players
of the Film World
rtnou
i week later un :
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? i the
ii. ?:.
, . .. .
"We nave invited '?
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uro manager through
:
....
gement o? |
Knickerbocker Thi ai re will
to give Mi Rothapfel en opportunity
...
.? of his idei
? aid :
e Now Yorl
...
or. I have
Sib?
? ? ? . ? ?
ami Oth? ."
Announcement i also made that
Ir. Rothap
r theatre, thi
g complet .t? of
i pie* .j
?? f-hown thei
penal
must b?
: the Selig ] ,n, who
thai ?? ? ; ? .
i.ll ti ? mora
i
i
ftei ?n advei I
itan
play.
William Bailey, o? ? lireet
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.
Mur y Fuller, who, ??
Unir? rsal iter, med
on of Thi ? --?.- ?.f th..
?
t| who pr
rV here Do 1 il
"A tun
CAFE BOULEVARD.:...._
SEIZED AS CHIEF
OF 'MLLION AIRES'
"Prattle!" Calmly Remarks
Prisoner Accused of
S6?,ooo Swindle.
ARRIS! ENDS LONG
(MASK BY POLICE
Many Dupe. Robbed in (.ard
Otinei uilli Roulis Financiers.
Detect i \ os Assert,
A* the moment ?hut Detective Gegan
i??? ,1 hi? hand mi ti.?? shoulder - I I
fault ? ily ?ir, -,.,| 1111,1, i,
-.?! ? 'it ini . ? e?ter
day afternoon the po sted ??
? '. thst 1. ?I luKted for months.
"Hello ! i irik T. Th,,mp
.- ; ?? . ???! : "1: metnbei
; "'I a, , .
"Yi -i bet you do," said Gegan, *vho
hail several times l .'f,,re arroated the
"man \a hi, i to a pen," ?.
pao] i ?si night, h?.w
'..,,1 rhomj
1 bel I bare. Neithei
?i? noi ?uld rala? ? ?" 0,.
1, ,il demanded,
Thompson quietly nee, i I lagan
to Po unruf
l< n he cat? goi leal I i ?
?ntly
him. H? called the ac? I ?1 he
? :
thing i 'fool
n, *vho asserted he
?*.a. ;, brok? : Bi promoter fi
' ' ? ' ' Indict
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rrand lairony m the first .-.
from
h ci i- ':<.??<! and said:
"Why, call up in-, old fri?
I '
Bwaan Will SurprUe Him.
i a!! up .1 iidge Swann.
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Tills ,,f | oaiag ?IM.SS0.
"Thon psoi ? be had > friend
- in a ira
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Thon
police
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er last
month, I
a du?- as. A
est
the tiam?s ?if
...
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t1,? ! . ?real had reaull I
-
?npson will he arraigned for
i . ? -ii -. RI Bttoi is Al
: manager for
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HUNTS HUSBAND,
FINDS WIFE NO. 2
Mrs. Miller Also Declares
Pair Claimed a Baby
.is Their Own.
QUEBEC HOTEL HOOK
AIDS DIVORCE PLEA
"Brains of Partnership" Telia Ol
fratkini" Physician After
He Quit Her.
i m, ana of i
??rty amateur sleuthing la til I
recommended b) Mrs. Margare)
Miller. whi innounced that
it had not only produced her loi
husband) bul addi! ona i
child a? ?
Mra. Miller* ? torj from
? ? rite? h -n ahe app? ar? il
bafoi a Juatici Pendlet he Su*
preni- Court
nppOl I . I
? fi om l'i S Mil Ington
dost importai t of I
i i lueed waa th< from a Mon
(real hotel rniel
"Dr. S. Milling ?
.
.'?: r*a rei theii mar
r ?ad Ufa might ha ? ? bei n a
flora the diary of a globe trotter. She
had ac to Lo
V. m all
? '-.i n time.
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W ? I rhirl ' i ?
Itreet, I I
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i M re. Mil?
. imony
l y a court dec i lui :?
. she
?
r vin
dirnt? I v. hen
he a erted it tl ? I i i< "aha
iras the braini of I eii partn rship."
g
hat led to ( It ira i
1 not un'il 1914. I si
... .
on th? Wind?
sor, Vt. A s ? ? resulted
in th-- ...
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? :er?.
?verar.
by Mr?. Miller's a
nd in May,
V'lger
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Bl
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mid "1
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land
lier
hu abend la
Jrjal
Dr. Y. dafenee.
DEAD MASTER EATEN
BY HUNG2Y PET DOGS
Police, After Week, Enter House
and Find Mutilated Body
-.1er;, N. .1., Jar f>. F -
? -. the children of N'orri?
?
e???-i!!, shuffling ilowly along the pave?
ment with hia two fat, *s at his
\ them gafhei
I ome yeaterd .
n" i '! arl?
smash looi Pr?
the pol
: ' ? ' I Whit?
On? ' he boys ,jtarte.l
Into the dai -
screamed a- 1.?' celled him bai li
The pel ei hon? d for I
nar Buahev Then ho polled hii
together and reintered the silent dwell?
ing. In a corner of the dim parlor.
the two doga ' rooeheiL fat and stntd
no longer. Whalan fail 'heir guilty,
ashamsd syea upon him as he
hi? awe anil spread a cloth ovei I
disfigured remaini of their mastei
anlmali whimpered an.l the po?
liceman fled.
?'..roner Bushey said that the old
man had died of heart failure. Me had
lain there probably s week
"BUNNY"
with LEWIS S. STONE
"Is the ideal hero of romance.
"A comedy combining freshness,
imagination, humor and charm.
"Capitally contrived. Richly en?
titled to success."?N. Y. World.
ill irmnN "' "?' ?<?*
B?RTON ?R
HOLMES?"'"
iSUND. EVS - 0 I ?RNEGIE HAU
-* MOND. MATS si 1 lANDlfR 1HLV
Florid?
(loaan In nillr I
(.rand Canyon
COURSE SALE NOW
CHORUS
SCHOLA CAM0RU1W
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RITZ-CARLTON BALLROOM
LECTURE BY
HENRY RUTGEPaS MARSHALL
EMINENT ARCHITECT
on FINE ART and WAR
TO-DAY at 3:30
MUSICAL PROGRAMME with
HUGH ALLEN?Baritone
u I Musical. I 4- ,
--'I ? \
CARNEGIE MALL. Fn. tve., Jan. 7. at 8:15.
S ISHME1D-BIBTLETT
?11 it
"FACTS ABOUT ?M GREAT WAR"
NOW OPIN? ACn. 'REE
ACADEMY
OF DESIGN
THE CHARITY BALL
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PHONE mini
ll'S Or?elas tin ml*aj and lltb Str??t
In Ever-Increasing Numbers
They Enter for Dinner
UllMUaUed in popularity for Dinner, Churchill's
stcMiIy attracts b greater and greater clientele?
AikI, l-ut natural!
To enjoy Dinner here, in nn atmosphere noted
for its distinctive combination of gaiety and
refinement, is to derive so much ?greater pleasure
than possible elsewhere. Churchill's is nightly
thronged with delighted ?guests.
To mort the ?demands of its discriminating
clientele, ChurchilPs tfuieine in a la carte service
and Special Dinner fot 81.?5 delight the most
exacting tastes?-as -does its incomparable en?
tertainment--r?-'/,?*---,*-/. Unique
Not only for Dinner but for Supper as well,
does Churchill's enjoy unequalleil popularity.
Dancing on main floor from nine o'clock.
Also held in high fnvor for its Special Luncheon
ats??e. in view of its exceptional finality.
"More than a Restaurant?A Broadway Institution'
BROADWAY AT 49TH STREET
METROPOLITAN ?ftM
Tonljhf a?. ? Mnno? L?Hraut. ? ?
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Frl. Il T M. M.|it'??na?'r. -
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- \ CENTURY THEATRE seats
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a'. I'! AM?
p i) f i i) a r m o n i c
J??-l . ?.TBANSKY. COMlCCTOm.
TnmoiTuw ifrl.i Aft nt 2:1' CAHNEGIE HALL
-m oi? pas yru
MwiMiiiAN araa-ataCa??;
NEW WORLD" 8Y%iPM0nrV.
Srvi B?4ar4sj Bvg ut allS, ?'arr?enle Hall.
?gfig? GR -uger
TSC II UKOWSKl i.lllli, riux.KlM.
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ii \k??i i? a?r??vu_aa
Tleki ta at B nOffl?-, : t F. I ?If? Is M?r.
? ??Jets ?f N .? aa York.
?11 HU DAMROS?II ? ,,n.l??rtor.
To-atorrow ?Fri,in>, tfteraaea ut 3
ami N?al Bsutdau Wt.ru,,un at S.
; as- Kreisler
a- | a .
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SYMPHONY T?-NlGrfT AT 8:15
!?l?,$? SAT. AFT., JAN. 8
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ANNEARKADU
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PRINCESS
VERY GOOD EDDIE
PLAYHOUSE ?g a'1 ,;??'.
GRACE MAJOR
GEORGE -BARBARA
n Lou-Telle^en WARE CASE
jw? ROBERT HILLIARD
I a P-ld' "? S ?
|lTM sr
CMILY SltVENS I.
TOE UNCHASTENED WOMAN
SHUBCSl ' ?- Mat? ':.?.-, :
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ALONE AT LAST ?.;?
i \Bir ?-' u ? ' ? ?
THE BLUE PARADISE
M"*V "lORK'M LBAOCfO THK\lKl*s *?M> BIT! r.MSI"*i
EMPIRE ?^e^l?%fti NEW AMSTERDAM , ;
TO-DAV ANO 9ATCR0AY AT 2 *?' - * M-? *> -i? I
MAUDE ADAMS "PETER PAN" __ V? ?"-?;?? , ?,-,-,
?. .' r?,.. ??THE LITTLE MINST-R iljlj j ? * ' V ' '
LYCEUM., ?MJb><
ETHEL BARRYMORE '
"OLR MRS. MrCMES*4jl>
^'COHAN'S
OTIS SKINNEK
S ' "Cock o" the Walk" LIBERTY rvylfE
GAIETY n THE BLUE FIERI'
UrtlL, i i
?l rvmi N F \ T
SAFfiF I OVF - MONDAY u
jrtUIL LlV/ Y ?Ll HAMBEAl ATSf V V BIL
HARRIS ,, ? FULTON |
THE DEVIL'S GARDEN *&Jg S ?
LONGACRE 5 V Yljr b??? :D\?jfi
H-f.l.UJrir.sTL-4-a-elaTsi I tit D?'cl.t?lAPI?
. triai "TH". GREAT LOVER ' 4 8rf.li1 T.- " ? ' '?"
ASTOR I.. ? ..'? : ,: - | -SOT ? ELTINGE _*T5
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apart** MATS. TO DAY ?I. TOMORROW MO. GLOBE .?.'?'."
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MUSICAL HIT. I ?rtth ELEANOR PAINTER.
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u ruurr i^bwobmani e at i a m
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GERALDINE FARRA!?
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garden , :\;" s.; a/-.
THE WEAVES
SINGERS MIDGETS '. ... [jjfl
1 ? ?: i? ?? '. > ?:: ' rtal >
VITAGRAPH C(
I Green Stockings
IRVING PL. THEATRE
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p,h K AT INK A
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HALLET MATINEES. THE INCOMPAHABLE
PAVLOWA
anj IMPERIAL BALLET RUSSE
I
48TH ST
loin oi. ,
1 MATINEE TO-DAY II .
. JUL?A ARTHUR
THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE
HOBSONS CHOICE
SPECIAL MATINIE TO DAY Ihi R? J,
MANHATTAN I?? TO-NIGHT
.'- - - ?a. McGRATH
"STRAHGlEfi" LEWIS
vs. ZBYSZKO
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