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BOYS'CLUB RANKS
THINNED BY GRIP
Teams Press Halt Million
Campaign for Hoot
blacks ami Newsies.
OPT TENTH OF FUND
TIN TENT.H OF HME
Ruth St. Dmi?. and Her Dancer*-?
Give Benefit foi CmOSt
Next Sunday Night.
The grip e-1 -,-?-.,? has thtUSi ItS
"m-.-??- ? rsbojt
and boc-'.bia.-*? of x?'v Vori
taaspalga c - - ? it
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has been ; . ,
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ke day. ?here
was not i. ira|
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the asti
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Totter. Choati .*. Pi
he had pre? ited the
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NURSING FUND GETS 3300.000
Miss Wald in P - i Tells
of v..'. Girei le Heb Poor.
worker
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"-aid thai
??-ere ill at 1 .
pita!?
K?nizatlon mh.!'
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be nf? ltd
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Several effei ? poi
nur-es were RlS I?
BOYA i \rn in tssjSil
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the Kn\? < lui? \naatiattea I?h?> .-?
niembtik|.i|, et ."?.with a tssssaei caiap
tor : ..no ead a < ?ow?io?t clahhastt at
a\>en?,?- V and Teat h Slrce!.
ll ?mil? no addition ??> the ?Vvtaat
\ haildlag ??n.i a aea elttaoatt i"
the Mast iic??i\ .11-: r?. i ??i ti?c4?i%
it? campaign foi IMt^-KM ??*? Jaaa?
an 21 had netted sp i" y?f?steraaj
noon I-UM12 ? eatrlaetloaa can ba
??rnt i?? t. v i'"ii?-i iieaasrer, M
Wail Street.
SALARIES OF C. S. C.
UNDER NEW ATTACK
Bill to Reduce Them Introduced
in Assembl) M Smith Sers
11 OMblC Ahead.
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salan ? th? Slate
? . ?1 ng that
: m< mbers
1 J.1,001 |4 '. was introduced
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WOMAN ENGINEERS BAR
BLAMES KOOP SKIRTS
l hey're Still Popular with oppo ;
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GRASTY JOINS "THE TIMES'
rahe? Pia? ?? loti \ a? ant !.. ? . u
Knapp'? Death.
'? su?e? loi to th? late ? tries W.
? York
i , - Grasty,
I > ciated
??il ??sume hit? duties on J|
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SALE OE RELIABLE
New Pianos
rhe pianos ? ?ff*-- t-*- ? i m this sale d*
sell regularly at $350. Ihr???' y
instruments are recommended
for t?i??;- . , tonal ?piali
..I beautiful case designa H_
TODAY ONLY
$5 Down, $5 Monthly
NEW 88-NOTE
Player-"
ianos
These instriim?**nts are th?*
very latest ?*?<**? Note Playera
in various designs fin?l \\.""ls
1 nil-, gut r .-? n I ee <1. K E < < I
I \l!l Y PRICED \T $600
TODAY ONLY
$
410
Convenient Terms of Payment
1 2 ROLLS OF MUSIC and Fine
Bench with Player.
PIANOS TftKen in Exchange
nabE
Warerocms, 5th Av. & 39th St.
OWE? WESWESDAl t\IM>?* I NTH 11 P.M.
Supreme in Victor Service
WAGE INCREASE
ENDS OHIO STRIKE
?stale Mediator Announces
Agreement with Youngs
town Workers.
ROCKEFELLER DENIES
INTEREST IN MERGER
Militia I o Bf Recalled lo-tlayj
District Attorney lies-ins
Rigorous Investigation
Youagatoa i, Ohio., -Ian. 11 Pi I
Crest?n, of < olumbus, 01
sent h ei ige disputes
In thi? district) announced to-nighl
the Btrika r' tabs worker? at rh?* ? intl
of the Youngsteam Sheet and rube
Company I -,?1 **>??? ? ,i elf The
inc. n! n r-r.i | .? ? ting . ' voted
to accept the company's o ?Ter of un in?
crease in wage emoanttag sp]
rrralfly ta 10 ] I men voted
te return to work la?moiT<
i ht plsi ' ei-.i
im, however, ha? i
although they wen
V. (Il k
Mediator CrOXti
settle -, a plan: of th? Re*
public Iron i.ii.l ."-"?
'?*? aaces of re]
company end be r?
rrow.
Announcement T\a? made u' th?" hen i
qusrters of Briga
Spesks, i <-? mi land
here, th ? ?'.
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John 1?
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lard have th? a of
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lohn J. Grant
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the tit!.- < f aafety
command of the guarda who are
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unujuial featun
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1 PROF PRESTON'S SIS'lER WE
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i ?o \\????k-? <?f i Mtrtshlp.
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Ho? Springs, v n, Jan. ii. Mrs.FI
enes Preston Jones, of South nran
Minier of Prof I ? ?or I honUM .1? Pi
ton, of Pi Incteon, v. ho atairitd M
Qrover Cltvtl ind, at married btrt
day to < barita MacLartn Bragg, a ?
egraph optratoi In tht local ottees
i ? ,<. Bryan, broker?, of New '? i
ddlng wat b i ?? 11" I ? :
li tras sito a BurpiIss
the parents of the bride, Mr, snd M
Ii ii' ton. o? South i trani
?.??'? cams bore with theii daughter
gl ? H.;..
Mi and tin Bragg bate known ea
other scarcely two weeka. They a
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and M i i I hoimi ? .ii?j hi. t?
if Princeton, who will ?-top for a f?
r si] r.. Kej a ? -'
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HE MATES 40,000.
BUT DIES UNWEl
I rit/ Podszcosi Altas Cnpii
Uuils Life While un D.ilv
as Love Pilot.
tf "The New Voi
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BALLFOR CHARITY
Annual Costume Benefit
Affair Given for Lying
In Hospital.
MANY DINNERS
PRECEDE DANCE
Sftowflake -Davottc. in Two
l'art?.. Perforated by Olrlt,
I cattirt' of Entertainment.
1 '? . of th?-? mont notable of th? ?
entertainments i*iv??n for chart?v e*rh
wiiiirr 11 the annual ee. tall hy
the Ladiee1 auxiliary of the Lylng-In
llo.pitsl it vTHs h*i?i I??; nigbt ?'
Mu??-.'. 1 ? H?? brilliant n tvtry
ie poet tt any e ? ? pi ? ;.1
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uaed. mi ?1 ?? 11. tl 1
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|J| !,'eg Price $10.50
Size 9 ft x 12 ft.
Special January Sale of
Balkan art rugs
At Less Than Wholesale Prices
- 6 ft.-/' ft $?-".65 I Size8.3ft.il0.6 ft.|?7 .
5^
Reg. Prie? 115.00 ? ?
teg. Priw, $16 50. *9^J
Special 1916 Spring Designs in Best Makes of
Wilton and Scotch Art Bugs.
JONES & BRINDIS1
Craftsman Building, 6 East 39th ?Street
The M.iv.mum of Vi'ltte at the Minimum of Price
'jim^m*
GUARANTEED
CERTIFICATES
$3000 - Netting t%
$4000 - Netting 5%
$5000 - Netting M
For the investor who wants
these exact amounts.
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHAWO M. HUPIO, Praalalanl
Cap.tal,Surplus m Pr. $9,000.000
IS I.?-r-rtySt M T. 1S4 Woat?|ri. S' .Bim
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WOODS SNUBBED
BY LIEUTENANTS
Reelection of Enright,Who
Won I lead's Displeasure, ,
(Considered Defiance.
Poliea Cemmisslensr Woods on Tie
r 4 rsfased to pri.'ri'i'e Lieutenant
? : i I ? ? l-rht, the lie ml n? ?ri
eliflbla 'il, 'o the rank et i-.-ir.ru ?
? ' tfcet til?
Polies Lienti nanta' Benei ai K?t
? r .* ? had baas prss -
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? ? ite their roun-el,
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l ha ?r'?l.li<-1v announced
Monda -fit ( I anant Enriaht
hsd been re?lectsd president ?i"l that
ild pn ' ar at tha
? ' | ?? Waldorf?
,4 un Waahington'a !? ithday,
un, hsd i
an Invital
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ni ?l v. ed worth, Governor \7I I
John wanai ....
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Semi-Annual Sale of
Men's Silk Shirts
at 3.35 ?*?
Value 5.00 ?& 7.50
380 heavy weight pure thread .Silk Shirts, with
Sat in ?Stripes, in a great variety of pattern? and
coloring!, also plain white. The clnss of Shirt
that well dressed men are glad to gel ;tt regular
prices.
ALSO THE
Semiannual Sale of
Men's Shirts
Bates-Street &
Other Well Known Makes
at 1.15 ea
Formerly 1.50, 2.00 and 2..so
NOW IN FULL PROGRESS
Broa?vtay.Wrtan? 9fti S<ts.
MAYOR'S MESSAGE
TELLS OF ECONOMY
Only New Laus Will Enable
I urther deductions. He Says
to Aldermen.
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commttl .. li.. re? itt ed ': ??
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administration had to eoi
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"Thet adhat been built through an fndiaai <-..*; with a the triai ?
together and hostile.'1 From \Seeeh >i << s, G .'/ /' ige in C ngrei
'Y'he men who built this
road fought and worked by
turn?inspired with a great ideal. They
spanned a continent with a trail of blood
and iron?for the sake of the Union
and their road is the Union Pacific.
The spirit of the builders is .is for a national institution.
alive today in the hearts of the Thii esprit tie corps affects
men who labor to improve
this railroad and to conduct
its operations. They work to?
gether for this great property
favorably everyone who
comes in contact with the
Union Pacific ? as traveler
or shipper.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Joins East and West with a Boulevard of S'.ccl
.1 B Dl 11. II RT, (>' IK Til I' ?sir r?, \grnt,
? i B .1?*. -'; - Broida sy,
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