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FAILS TO HALT
WATERSHED VOTE
sgjyM Served with Order
hurriedly Obtained by
Retlt) Men.
MITEMPTIBLE WOW.
s\\S CONTROI l ER
. Thal Board lu- Ko
ced Calls for lusa
Thursda>
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order Served on Mayor.
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vho? ! .
*nlLnlYAN STUDENTS
UR?P "CANNON SCRAP"
! K"?l Fatality Prompts
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S of*'
RIOT 1\ HEWAIX Til' AT
Viiilirii,. Isr-mSTldS Mom? \\ lien
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Sews rere es
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PICK SENATOR REA
FOR N. J. TREASURE
in Joirt Cauc
\\ eart for Dl
rector of Railroad*
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ram,
?norro
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a a ra?roi
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POSSIBLE WINK COSTS $5.00
?i \ i ,i?.eil i' Contributor? Necli
< ,ir Flirt?ti"n \ rident.
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BLOND CATERPILLARS
PREDICT COLD FEBRUARY
? nH of Winter I urk"? in
light S?reak on Backs.
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MINERS CONDEMN MILITIA
\?.|? < mi? i ? .. enl II i- I -i- in
St nl?c-.
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JUDGES PLEAD FOR SU
Will I ake Vppeal Bi i?-f in w Ml ?>
? lu s,u. Hack.
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SOCIETY AWAITS
CHARITY BALL
Many Dinners Will Pre
cede 59th Annual Affair
?it Waldorf To night.
PROCEEDS ro AID
(Uli IVS HOSPITAL
Governor, Mayor and p\rmj and
Ntvy Yard Officers To Bi
Present.
?"?la"." "light
baritjr
lid of
iry and I
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>\ Will
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Governor end Mrs. v
I.con
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d si;d
The gil ?re
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Mr?.
M r?. Charl
??haut, Mn
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therbi
George !?..
man of
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Sehermei
The
T h p .
'loor committee, fol
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if manager?, member?
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A in o n g t
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:! a ri t;y
of families
7nr. Il?
Ticket! may b<
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go, nn.1
,.' i.,. . grad
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hurch
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r, After dinner ther
he favor? for wh
clnile.'
? i n for ihr
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, who
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lot t. Stroni
iQenstBQCS t happell, Mies babel Cum
MKS. Kim Aun n t losi.
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ton, priven for M
? morrow in St. 1
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- he st
rnHn.
Mrs
('eorp
Hmier
Mr
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The el an 1
ite memher.?
the ill her I
William P nan uave n
cjinner last mfrh' at hei
Rurke Roche will give h dinne?
Mrs
morrow n b
jive a
?
i dinner to
SOUTHERNERS AT
BRILLIANT BALL
Miss Margaret Wilson Repre?
sents I ather, and Mrs.
Wiiitman Attends.
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bell >??
Marshall,
Mr?. William G.
I indlej M
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Redfleld an
,-ned fit r
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ite he?
ll and
Mr?. George Wickersham,
Ruth Hall.
-mies W.
M '
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liter
Mrs. Paul I Mrs.
er.
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the "'
Police Surgeon's Home Robbed.
.
! a ma:
tiubbard,
I.
two rings and a clock had been stolen.
HOOKEY JOYS FADE
COPS JOIN ENEMY
Police Ordered tn Help Round
Uo ? ruants, and Even Neu sic?,
in Danger.
?
ion of
, rrsjie hangen wh 'aking
i"d an
id New York pi
froni playing
He>; ning, when a po
licema n the apes
and fourteen he will grab ?aid
child. If "What ire you doing home
school to-day"" il fl
tonly he will "take and de?
liver" tha? . of the
iooI.
. m' mudder ?aid I
homo to-day" w?
He'll come nirht back with
er to-day if
.
the !<?
.,? forth
SI ?
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" police are required I
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?<iireau of \
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' by a coupl?
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It wot.'1 do ?i gel Pa and
her. The cop mi
' there are
?
where
is lending
I have
-
uttered the
block 44 h.
MOVIES ASK EQUAL RIGHTS
Small 1 heal re? of Newark Want to
Open on Sunda?
the
tur^ ewark, **ho
have
; open their plac? undays. Thi
what are know n ?
hou
T h o . h ? 4 e
II
"Benelil for B '.'
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t? fr il
-
??1 T. Lot. ' maie
1 they
- tha? plac4
-
The
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he ?4a? no' S," but
by the ?entiin
-4,-.?
WHITCOMB DIES SUDDENLY
Pound m KiMim of f.len Nland Hotel. In
i ortlandt Street.
** Ta
?
Hr.: Hea'n wa? due *
Money ?nd jewelry m his !
I had not bctn disturbed.
GOETHALS DENIES
CANAL ZONE ROW!
General ?md Edwards Sa
l upheavals Were Conf?n
(il to Soil Around Cut.
WILI ASK CONGRESS
FOR .$10,000,000 FUN!
That Would f lear Out Slides an
Pt-rmit Finishing Ditch, Belt's
Ruler Thinks.
Disturba ee reca? - i froi
the Panama ( snal Zone have been e>
- -si. All rumors of lat
uphes ?n b?
l.i'
mmanding I
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men when they ?
Fruit liMi Calan ?
rift which they would ar:
d Hil
a dej
Wh
.? enii
that h
came Appropria
?'
? ..! Edward
???s- niiiererl to tne i nited States t*
is details of the army r?gime ii
thi l'aiinl Zone befor?
on Military AtTa
he did no
aid be re
to wait unti
II" t e d. A i
over! ?
?
?
I think, ho nd a perma
or til.
"Taki ?
le, of which
till remains, I be
?here will be more than $2,000,0(K
iplete additional parta oi" th?
ral Rdwar >rt to Majoi
'?' 'preps ?
' soon havi on th?
? enough, hi
iay."
SHIP PURCHASE BILL IN
f(<'ii?.e F"\pertnl to Pass Administra.
(ion Measure in Due Time.
U'.-ish ins-ton. J
? introduced
in th
I
Mai of which he
.
soon,
II
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CITY SUFFRAGISTS PEACEFUL
. iitnin r.T.?i> off w iihnui Risp?te
VImhiI Queen* i h.ii ,-mannhip.
It s
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porte
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the
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HEIGHTS ALMA MATER
WEANS 141 IN HURRY
Fifteen Athletes Lost in Y Y. U.
Mid-Winter Weeding Out
Yora.
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Silk Mill Increases Wages.
\
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, Company, I
pany
two hundred luurus.
TWO STEAMERS LOST AT SEA
Their late Irarmil b) TVirslSBB Mea
??ge? Picked I I' b) 111? II??? o.
Ihr freight *"?mer
? i ? |]
? at ?he h
Man
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. ir'.P'l
? tank
???'1 meisag?, Bfld the
* known, the
by the
I.? i ?;'uiri wa? stan^
?re re
It. .chi. ?
? a-iibeau
i ad : ? ition when the
Saturday.
? ? ? ad by the
???H \ Oil < ompany, of New
She wa? . I had
a gio?a tonnan". ,;' -
?? irted ?ince
? atered the un ve m m em 1er
BRANDEIS ARRIVES
TO BLOCK STRIKE
10.000 Girl Shirtmakers Quit
Disputes Involve 60.000
Wore in Trade.
If Louis D. I.
York |
.-?r!? work i nit in the
shirt* lei and 20.000 shirt
Ij
mak
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lemand
; 'hour
the ihirl
. I more
a place
- .prime Court, is
chairman of -he board of arbitration
In the
cloth:: Recently the manu?
facturer? and the union thai controls
tad shirtwaist workers be?
came deadlocked ..nds of
?on. Mr. Brande.
? with
rrees on the board of arbitra
lere and Henry Holt.
When Mr
'?'? ? r oolitan
- i ion he ?rai
?
the ef
cloth
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;.ou have served the il
??'compense.
Vou have brought order ojt of chao?
-'anding bed
iple and their employers. ?
Your : the Supreme ' oui?. '
.i ?elf but a
? inly comment on Mr.
was, "Thank you!"
WEEKS MADE N. H. PAY
Had to Maintain R tSMesefl to Keep In?
vestigation l.oing. f'ounsel Testifies
.lames v.'. Careonter, eoOBsel for the
Iroad, test
??
our-, on a cha:,,
nation of that I
v-orr.ey
?
.
I
? quest :n*o the
whose rela
led the railroad.
numerous
. ( had paid mon
- and to pri
on 4-aith in?
'?
?ichers for monpy paid
.
, i ...-ter They
.?. . -
n ter, the rail
?
?ekl had sa I
? i. ? d and
: would have to pay the
- a -
JITNEY AND CAR CRASH
Two Women Injured and 'Bus Wrecked
in Newark Collialon.
were
lele crai-hed into
i ? . ? Hi Avenue,
?
and tho
l hurt
?men were
? '
1er, of 8M R<-lle
il
04 Ellwood \ ?
- I pas
FAREWELL FETE FOR BISHOP
Brooklyn Churchmen Speed the li'ehf
l.ev. I, W Mundelcin |o Ne** Peat
Vv Mini.le
rj Bishop of the
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I? pi ? ?
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? h'i ri
the rer.p*
WOULD BUY LAND
TO AID CARRANZA
Purchase of Lower Cali?
fornia Urged by Illinois
Repr?sentative.
MONEY VITAL NEED
OF MEXICO. HE SAYS
.Magdalena Ray as New Naval
Maso Would Compensate
U. b. for Expense.
f ' -r- ' -
Washiaftor. Jan II Thi
? by the i*r ? of Laswai
forn'a. including Magdalena
by pit . ,
??
rm i I the r ?
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for the proper pi
pofed in a raaal i
House to i;
? ten. of lllii
louss Naval
? ...
is
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meat m
mid
which will ?nat^. - ?. 'i, rebuild
the national -ailway? of -
tstabllah su effective
militsry p... -y gtste 01
: bring aboit a e
? t law and order lut
not past
i
? -.r.ds of Ar?
transformat or. of Mexico into a blood?
stained bat?
"The acquirement of Low?!
?
-
.lena Bay :
? of -i grra?
waj bstwi
A
jrovernment was not baaed on the as?
sumption that he had ?
?
government immedistely, (
?
: v
it r till i I
i
? ..? -he lives and pr j
encan eitistna in and on the
might still he sacri
liced.
"The Prei u let il be -
that he is positively again?' interven
md has eoi
V-ier'.can Di
, waiting, compr.
1 tion, -. . -
I
i cause ta'a sympal
.. or his in
eapab
.- . ?OUI even a semblance of law
a::d ? ?
"I* ha- hecome knov - thing
that N'ew York banker?
srra s's
and ou enl .annot
I that moral ?.up
while beaut ent
' not a
! in pav
?
to the j
It? llena:""..
report Carra
huahua and M i naca. The
a larfce quantity of" munitions 1
'??'?'.
ry Al?
are now
-?
ed In consular
improved. Th
.
oral ? : an 1
railv. i
?
general!]
Villa Reported Dislodged;
His Secretar) Captured
Kl I
?
under
? ,'? ai
retery to Villa.
?
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Brit
1 . H V ?
in 1900.
ported in ["orn on ?o h ,. ?
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C^\ OSKaO bodies of exceptional pfood
taste 'ind quality fin a world-famous
four-cylinder chassis.
bin - mi<} Brougham*
On Dis?ilun ,a Our Showrooms.
Whiting Motor Company
1802 Broadway, New York City .E?*W
Maau'a
?aiml'l? Cl
Txaato?. N. I.

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