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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1915.
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METHODIST SESSION
ENDS WITH STRIFE'
Tiisfor Insinuates Tlioice Ap
point inputs Come Tliroiiirli
Infliteiice.
AllM DKP.ATK KXSl'KS
A vvnrm debate follovvlnc cntliln.i
ttark l tin' Uv. rthur Tlioiniion of
Nevvbiirk-li on the mctlnuls of li.inilltiK
out niinlitiii)-tit fe.ttttreil tli clojo of
the Mrtli'Kll't convention here yextcr
il.iy. Dr TiwnuuwT insinuation tli.it
tnnny of the-cho'cc appointments were
("ciircil tliroiiKli nniluc Itilluenee was
Litlv tinnM-roil l: -cver.il or tlio other
imter.. Iiri.'ii the oni)0ltlnn Dr.
Thomptp'n r"l'itli'ii tirovlillmt
romml'tce of live on "N'elf.ire
for a
of th
MlnlMty" . p.i'!"'il.
The HpiMUfr tleclnrnl that It vx.ix
matter of toi'tnon knotvlcilne th.it every
c,ir tn.itiv iih'ui li'fl thr conference
With tlm fi'i'l'iii: thui tltcx liml not Ix''"
ulvtn u cliaii.n to Mate their e,ic, anil
xulimltteil to Hie iitipoliitmcnti,
ev cn
fer-
tiiouah tliev "n imt tecoKtui'.eii
tnln Iirr"n!. he .tililt I. tUliriosi (I
to h.tvo
ho cur of t lie itirui
the Dlstrlet
Suprrtntetnlrn . vvctf
lill"teil to mot
the tiilnlxle
ilnah'.e 1 1 be honnl.
ttlncU In Miiportpil.
fr Th.'nipKOii'K att.irk w.i siippo teil
In the rfitmrUi of th" llev Ailoll hn
Rchl.'ierm.K her of I.i Kr.tliiteville. ho
Knlil he neer ent to a lllshop ff" if
lief bei aue he dliln't think he'll he .v-l-oiik.
Illrhop Neely lluxheil ih e.ly
when Dr Schlelennucher i.illwl th"
lllnhopi hhiek despoti who dliln't have
to r iii.it to an one. He Inrluilnl Dr.
tl. .l. r.iwlfH. treaurr or the Hoard f
t'ore.KH .Vil.Kiofix. who opposie.t Dr.
Thomiimr iein.nl.". in the rin with
thoi-e who had the Inside traek to ap
pointments, addlns that If he had
Brother l'owle pull" he would want
to keep ti!l
The l!ev Herhert Itarzaril of W.iiwlek
and Or W II. .Marian of iut.iry i
niuren .ilo protested .porously. Dr I
Ilazzai.l le'. ired to w Imt hf eniikid-
trcd 't ie mtlu-tieinR ' ai po.ntinenti" in
behalf of favorite pre n 'herd while other;
worthy pasMis wvrv iilr.'i;arded."
iiiolnl nt t'niisr Mirprlsr.
Several sil'pfes were eontalllfd In.
the Msl of .1,10. ntiiicntM tnado hy HIhop
Cranrton or W.i5hinulon. who presided. '
The, utrikim: one was thw naming or the
ftev Or W.nth M Tippy or l'n"pei't i
Methodist f'hureli, CP veland, ns pastor
of th- .Mad son Avenue ("hureh of thin i
city Altliouch when he went to flive
land a ileeade jiku Or Tippy was laex- '
perlenced IiIh work Is now well Known
all over tho country. Madison Avmu"
Church consaleri'd one of the l.iri:et
It! New York Methodism.
The chance the N'w York district
follow
MANHATTAN rreii'tlrk r llir ltnr
from Tuckn!io t Ch'ia i liur -h H r
Wrren. from 't. I'.iul'. IVrKukd t
KUIi'eenlh .-ireft. It W. ltl. ti.ir i ..Ii..n'.
ut Five Polim. MHjlun. i. !i!irn of t. i:
i'hrli.tiun, h f . s '.i It! Iirlmr i- i
MurjhHll frcirn Trlnlt Cliurh, Klni:s!..n
In Mt'tronoilMii T.Miinle. .1 ,1 Hliittof.h'
from Tmpmij -foar!h Stiet I'hi.'.h
(closed), in Ft Ste(.hn, I'nlon ri..mh
(whl h In t" .nidi. left nlthoir pastrr
Dr. J. 1. Jlnri.o. k bte.mdnc tle'.d h-rn-try
of itoueher 'o. tre. Ha!lni.r.
JlltDN'X HOIIllI 'lll-r: S. Ml c f r..n.
Five Points MI"lon to Mouiii llnp
Church. V I U p.nn froni l-'l!-: f'hn' !
Yonkerii. lo Tremoni t'h-jrch io -.ii' r.l
11. K Hi!!, nuol Ulntrl. . superln:..n.i. im
KlncMiiTi sS tr1 !
SiiUurh.lT. h.itiKf 1. A. llrer to ''rot-in
!.akr, it. t: Montro. to tioMiTT- Mr1 in.
J. W. Tetley in .! I'nul s. perkskl'l II
Wllllnms to First Church. Pie kjium .
A. M. Nrshltt Io l'ur(h.i. K. II. Cir fi .
Cliel.t Church. M.inhatun. niT'nlilm.
Yonkeri- J W. Jones. Oenr:i. I'tuir h
r II. (.'ookman. First rhur ti. fi" ..
VlnKston; J. V I.eadt.entr r to Meninr
I'hurch, suci eedinc J. il Oakle-. le'ire-.
Or. T. II. Ilirttuaiirtth from .l'srl '
jperlnteniienl to Ht Jiime's Chur. h
l)r lieorce W IlowtlF from .Me Tup.', ''.-in
temple. Mtinh..tt.in. to r -k' i; i
It.irber. from lllKhteenth Sire l t'.ilr . t.
Trinity. Ktnseton c A IJann. f i ..m
s .-pheii's Chur. h to (leihen I., i: ciit!.
tlin, from K'v Points Million to lti.H
h'iry.
METHODISTS FOR SUFFRAGE.
.VTarls ( (inference I'leduea Mill
port for t (lie lor Woltlen.
Newark, N J M i"' a 30 - Itcrote
Bishop Theodoie t Hetidercoi a
nounced bis .mpoint'iit "its at the elis
or the annual .NVnam i o'ife euce nt the
Methodist Kpisc.it. ,il I'linnn h'le lite
this afternoon the eotifeietice pleiUed
Its suppurt la the niise of
uffraRe. The l!ev Charle S
of llahway intioduced the I'
Wllll.t.'l
Ixemnlt)
lutioi
It vxa a follows:
"JteallzitiK the essential e(ii . jf the
mm nm lit a the naiui il nev l-velop-nteit
tiT democrncv and be' e .t a that
the Intelll.-ent Christian ai i emper
.'nee vote will Uceln l-e m- .i lv in
creased :
"llesolved. That :i lv, "i'j rav.tr
the propoed extetisp ot mu surtr.ine
lo Include all Mine, law a1' n.nir cltlrns
of lioth se.e. and hope that n the Sep.
temper election the proposed amendment
lo our State Consiliutiiiii to thl eft, i
will Hnd the hosts of Meth.dlsm as
nlldly lined up ill Us (nor as tne
liostn of evil are sure to he lined up
In opposition."
THE REVOLT" PRODUCED.
New Ploy DrnlliiK With III.' Ilouhle
Mnndnril nf tlnriilllji
Nbw Havk.n', c am March 30. R
Hay Cflmotock priisented at the Shubrrt
Theatre hero tn-b.ftht "The Ittvolt.'' i
new play by Kdward Locke, with a ar
Includitu; Incent Serrano, Alma He w't.
Ivlvvin Mniil.iti!. Heih Kranltlyn S.ira
I2nrl?ht. Salt lidvvaids, I'red W I'e- r ,
fnhn WaNh and others.
Mr Iotk" has chosen for hi thctre
the double standard of morality A
faithful wlf leave her husband on .ic.
count or hi prolllBaey. He! tlr-. 'en
Ih In the wront; direction and how sue
J.s rescued from her position aie mate i
for tho piny It will open at the Maxtne
Rllloit T.ieatrn tn N'ew Yoik on Hp. i
day.
Play nnd Plnjers,
Recause of the illness of Kmanut-l
ftelchcr the performance of "John
Jabrifl llorknian, ' aiinounrrd for to
morrow nnd Saturday of this week '
the Lycuum Tlit atte, have hi en po'
ponod. Ihnmet Corrliran will he the headbner
Hi the Palace Theatin nt'M week. IMdm
p'oy and the Seven Little, l'ovs w I all.
iinpenr.
"The Only Hlrf will have t llOOth
pci fiirmatni at tho Ljrb: Theatre
i..Kh
Caaile I'rohman has completed the
'ifcl lot 'The llvphtii ' It Incl'iilr s ipul
Kane, W. II. ThonipMin. David Pout II.
Louise Syiliilttl), lir.int, Slewait. Hubert
Haiins. William llurrtss and ,lohn
Wheeler
C. M. S Mi Lilian will write the Aniir
Pall bonl; ,un .. t.ll "Mis-- ii.ihbll
Knot.' the i.t-w oieii!ta by l.iiiiiii'tah
h..ilm.u.. A 1., .-ti Kl.iw iir' ni;cr w II
peodiKi. iii N'i.w York next ne.is'.n Mi
Mi'Lellan Is i ionslbii. fur "Tho I'm
l.adv "Oh ('li! Dilphlne. ' "The Lltnii
I' .ii ' iinl ..t.,.'i mus al coinedv hits.
s xt nii-l. x "I i.e antnvei sart wc-k
Sir., i.e ThiMi e ti in ii tin. tlrst
ji.. f ti. e.uti.'i i. w II be ceo brated
T .trndiar Pla. house, ,n Ivaht
T even'h ' ti' will oper, on "ri
("i iiii w.tn The InipuMuiKs Of
x'xf. r aiiU (Joir.ir d. cAtiro
SUFFRAGISTS OFF TO
CAST LIBERTY BELL
IVinist lvmiiii Iti'lejriiliiHi Met
Here h.v Three Autos l.ailen
With Women.
Three uiitomolillct Imlcii with cMllcil
cUffr.m'lTI? nit't the tlclcRntlnn of JVinifV I-
ahla women who uirlvnl In Now York ,
v...i.r.i,.. .... their tvnv to Trnv. where!
they a,e to stipe. Ititcml tl.o -astl.. or a ,
Ilhcrty
lull. Which will n a iiupiic.iie
.f the im that msr t shirt In "voiex for
men."
.Ml I 'rank M. Iloesslnir, pitsulcnt of
the I'ent'MjItalila Woman Suffi irfe As
sociation, headed the pally, and at i
o'clock lhe left forTtoy followliiK lunch,
con nt the woman sum-airo party head,
quarters, where Miss Marv laint lla.
Mr. ltimond S. Hewn n tit l Mr,
lieorce Notmali wire 111110111; the spcak
ors Mrs. t'.irr.e t'lmptnan t'atl will ac
cntuptttty them r. the fisllriR works
and sen the hell Htartul oi Its .loume
Afier It I d,(iitd .1 while motor triicK
will hear th" l II to thrf cU'o of I'cnn
nvlvanla It ha not ct in-eti ihclded
what edne and thence to I'hll'idelphia.
rther.i tho hell will he placed In I tide
pei dence Hall lo slay until election
nhtht.
Wp will "end the 111 to Waslllnc
Ion after th" election." Mild Mr. Itu ch.
enheriter, "and It will he kept theie as 11
national emlilem "
A telephone hell will follow the Sllf
rraRp hell on It trip throuch lViinl
vnulii. traintnlltliiK m.T'saKi" t" the
otl-i. r campaign S'ntes Kal'o'iine VVent
worth n niece of Mrs ltuc'ienhcrKer,
ll move the lever which release the
tlow of inelal into the cttst
SUFFRAGISTS' CONFERENCE.
'In Hi- Held Tills Wlernooii nt I lie'
Home of Mr. II. ' p' ;
There will le a conference or the 1
Woman t'oiiKrcsslutial I'Mon at the
n.Mii.i or Mr II I'- Helmont till
afternoon. hcKimum! at 1 o'clock, to con-
1 sldcr means tow mil the adoption or
the proposed c'edtial urtrai!e ametui-
tll.'tlt
1 In advance of tho conference lunch
ei.n will he sciv.d at the l'e WotllliK
! ton Coffee House. 13 i:.ist 1'orty.flr-t
street, at which Mr-, itheta Chllilo Dorr
I will ho tnastiiiistreMt. . Anv lip the
.sneakers Hit he Mrs. Harvey S. We ,
' Mrs. S M 1! Yoimi; of Montana. Mr.
l-'iederlc C Howe. Mrs Heliii Hoy
. lileeley, Mrs Inez Milholland lloisse
vain. .Mrs. Kmlly Jare!lt Lewis of
, lM..lado!ph!a. and Mrs. l-'rank Coth
1 en
.I:s William Kent w ill l e ht r.. from
W.m'.itiMOM to speak at th' li.'cr s. -
..in anil other delegates w.U he M"
Anna I'olrtt of Htiitford. Conn : M.s
Halt I MacKac. M's l.u. y Iturn and
Ml. Allco J'aul
WOMEN WORKERS AWAKENING.
snITrime .iienbers
snx Neuleeleil
( In Will Come
I ntn II tx II.
"The most slKtiitlcant (bine In the
siiffrawe inov cniti't tn-diiv " salt' Mr
.Vl.c.a Stern, one of the ed tins of the
NY .v York lull, at fie Stiff r i je Sao,,
xesteritav afternooti. "is that the wurU
inir wome-i are beslr iliu; at last to
aw akin It li.ts taken a beiit t'me to
i.irt theni. fo- tin a' 111' d d a d
r. .lute lli.lt vth.c ti.e mi lei to re-ii. d
iiiil't.on- nan e a'lot. but the arc
Red Hell and Ruin
Is a military man's description of the enemy's shelling of our
coast in Part IL of "THE INVASION OF AMERICA," the
remarkable answer to military experts on what can be done
to oppose an invading army with our present resources.
Do not miss the instalment in next Sunday's Sun.
Yucatan Fighting for
Freedom
Mexico's richest and most peaceable State
has revolted from the misrule of the na
tion's leaders and seeks to establish an in
dependent republic. Remarkable carica
tures of the country's prominent men ac
company the article in next Sunday's Sun.
Mormon Methods Exposed
In a remarkable article in next Sunday's Sun, Hans P.
Freece reveals the system of the Mormons in enticing young
girl converts to Utah. Mr. Freece has made a thorough
investigation of the propaganda abroad and says the Mormons
are a growing menace.
The Peaceful
Turk
J. J. Bosdan in next Sunday's Sun gives
you an intimate glimpse of the Turk when
he is not engaged in killing Christians.
He tells you why the Sultan's subjects
never worry over the present or the
future and what they think of Western
civilization.
These Are But Few of the Interesting Features
In Next Sunday's Sun
licKlnnlnK to re.illzo It now. With over
v.tiiHUMio vvorkliiK women In till coiin-
lr.., Miirety they urn the most Imtiortant)
coiililer.Ulon.
"I.'or niiinv venr tvomun were a class
of people like tin- il.irk r.ice.," nn.il
Dr. V i:. II Dn HoIf, iilltor of tin-
Crist, who pnku from the point of view I
of tin- licitro hi tint' they were mmply
i) I'otiviili'ft'il Toil.ie thee in e mIoivIv.
I'liinniK into tneir ovv n.
TO KEEP SUFFRAGE SCHOOL.
illill Will It.- Tniloi'il . Wnteli
it lit I'tillx.
The Woman HtilTniKo I'.ntv will "keep
1 school'' for two il.iy In April as a pre
luiilturv to npitppltiR a numher of
voters for tile pons nci .-xovomncr
(Vnlral Station will he
tin
taken over ror tho purpose duriiiK the
Iwo das. It Is eiccted that after
tlu-o school luivc lieon reKUliirly etah
l.shed at least a thousand pupils will
h pi pped to watch the poll t'.io nlisht
of .Vovcmher 1'.
Two hundiod pupil are enrolled for
the Hist day and the teachers will h
men lilentllled with election reform and
at least one I10111 each political party
MOVE TO ESTABLISH
MUNICIPAL THEATRE
Ihiiina l,easriie Takes Prelimi
nary Step; to Staire
I
l!el Play
S.
Prelim. nary step toward the estab
lishment of n municipal theatre for New
York were taken a: the second annual
meeting of the New York centre of the
Drama la.iKUe nf America at the
lltlasco Theatre vostcrilay. which If the
plan are completed will mean that a
l.tofelotiiil company will carry out the
aim of the leaptlo to put before the
public the best that the theatre can
produce under the direction of the New
York i entre of '.e leaituc In It own
theatre.
The Ktnrcpstloti of a municipal thea
tre for New York came from Prof.
IPchard lirdytiskl. formerly iPrector for
Max. Itelnhardt and now head or the
thea're in Win raw, and lleitram Har
rison, director of the Northaniiilon Mu
nicipal Thcatrt. who with Prof ltlchard
Hurton. i:t's!dent of the league, wire
thi- speakers vt'erdav
In explaining the methml of the Mn-
I .tl The.i're prof. Ordynli pomte.'
out th it the Drama League could well
atilixe its laree membershiti to upp
such an mot I tut Ion lu New York ln!eid
of trvinE to educate its members to it
te'id pl:t produced h.v the rcKUlar the
atr'cnl m.inaRer. Tin- uci;estloii w.k
enthul.itic:iltv taktn iit bv other mem
be'
ol the leauue and It Is undtrsio" 1
that a Meetinc will be held some t'.ue
tin wee't to consider further detail"
A t'other lnteri'.stit.a dtvel pnci.t w.n
the tcpnrt or the jilavpi.nu' conimlttet
which stated that i.ever before had the'e
been so meat a scarcity or play wh h
Ihe committee thought weie trood eno.K' i
to rectenmet'd to tn meinhcrs
The followltiK oft i. (! were elected
Pr. dent. .Vlr lien All llu-n. vu
Pie-.lefts. M'i-'i W McCtirdv l'i..'
I' id W. Atkinson a nl Mrs .lattics It
It is. .ii, se. retar Mrn L.iura V Die
tr. isin.r. U ,T mi II Kiss A boa-d or
1 K (a also cit u I The meet J
of ih. ti mil urii'i i'ii mi will t ik
(.1 1. e '11 I . .i t li. m 'itl.
WOMAN'S PEACE PARTY
TO MAKE PLANS TO-DAY
, tlU'll.st St'llVilll. Swedish Pl'OII-
1
niinilist. to Address
Meeliiiir.
the
An Impoitstnt tneptlni; of the Woman'
Peace party, of wh.cli Mrs Auio
Plnchot I tho leader. I" to talte place thl
aftPinoon In the ballroom or Iho Holel
McA'I'ln- miinher or promn cut
speikcttt have hern invlled to address
the nieiuhets. .unoinr tilt ill belim Aimllst
Schvan of Swpden, who propn a
world'. ieace oianlzatiou Mr. S,'hvn
lelonit lo ,1 family lony; ' piomii"tit In
Snellen, ai tl has himself held Impoilint
ti ists li that countr.v. Inc!ildlti that or
Chamberlain to the KlnR.
The usual meetim; or the Tucsd iy
Knlt'lne Society, a kioiip or wnmi-i who
have been meetniK weekly the pat wl"
tcr artl knlttlnii scarr fot the I'lench
sohliets. wa held In tin private suite
or he 'a lorh!il eettla. Some .r
the memhers are Mis Chat II !'!. "
Mr. l.'rpnt'lM .1 Mutrn.v. who i piosi
deil; Mis Perry Wtleht. Mrs IJi r
Kerr, Mine. I.oul IVtlt, Mrs t' C W.t-tle-.
Mrs. K Matsh V mm. Mrs V U
M. Hall Mrs. Italph lle.ch. Mrs I-' V
Sanford. Mi H N llemps'.t.-id. Mi
.Charlotte K'drhlRe and Mis V.n.t.- II
Marshall.
; ARRIVALS AT TIN-: II0T1JLS
I'.nster Tlirmiir elleil liv liin-l
I I'rooi Vton Cities.
! Holel McAlpl"--Mt and Mrs .lame
! S. Dunn. Wliton-Sa em. N. C . .1 I
ti'Maliey. Italfltno e. Md . Mrs t! II
Sch"ll ar.il Mrs. tl Ha per. To i
tint
ltrcl'ti -I- S. l:ule. Ho o C 11
! K'lin. Cincinnati. Mi.-. M .Muricii. De
troit: I'. 1.. I.HiU, llo-toi. . John It
' Costellu. I ! i olt
Vanib rhllt I.ad.v .1 W. A. II ekson
and daughter. MonJreal. Col U.
' Clbson, 1' S A. ai.il Mis iMison.
I Watervilit Mr. WULam H mil! e k-
son or aslitiiifton, Il C, lie dti-."
Well of Ullmlnctnn. De . C II th" I
'and Mr. I' '1 I i.v.ie' of Mi'tiliet
i Waldorf-As-orla M ss I 'alzell. p :--!bitr.
Mt a-l .Mn. II !' .lor.. -, p t-
hurE. Mine Coe iz.'.o ai.d Miss C . i, .
Newport . Mf K. L Ames, i lu ii:..
'.Mrs Moitimer II I'ul'ei. Sciattt I
KnlchCt hot ke! S I' de Ih ijni I!
i P.I so. Tex . it Ull P.ite Sr '
. "sc... Cil Mr . I M- II C ' vv. '
l.vn'. Mi liepr- M.i've II P S
.brand M - S' v b ict laueh'e l
I. i: Th. u ion
1
Per MONTH UPON PLEDGE
O OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN'
NEW OFFICE NOW OPEN
Cor. SMITH & LIVINGSTON STS.
B ROOK L Y X
msuii ! I
Fragonard's Famous
Du Barry Panels
Two pages in next Sunday's Sun are de
voted to the beautiful series of love pas
torals intended for the Louvecicnncs. An
interesting account of the paintings which
will adorn the walls of Mr. Henry C
Frick's Fifth Avenue home.
War, Peace and
Philanthropy
James A. Scrymser in his personal remi
niscences covering a period of fifty-five
years, in next Sunday's Sun, takes you be
hind the scenes of historical events. His
intimate touch with prominent persons
enables him to discuss many subjects in an
interesting manner.
THE MOTION PICTURE HOUSES.
"imp Sott-ttollliJ l'ditiire tu He
Sei-ii Till Wi'fli.
This week's lrlls In the movliiK pie 1
Iil.e hoiisei Include a . hatnfe of pro. !
".ramine at the 1 lippodtome. wh.cli i
-ItowliiR Willln il K.irnnm in "The Nv I
tlovirno,-." afler l he drama "The 'ie
r, r " It) Mdwaid Sheldoti The Hippo-'
ilrimie movilii: ,i:ctme, Willi Its ilK
iiiuical p-otrraninic, an- pioViiiK one of
Hie silcci'Mse of the seaon. The water
speclai'lo coiillniit. till week and the'e
aie virions comedy lllms Inlcrspersed
w lib vo il numbers
I ) W. Cnfflth' film spectacle "T'ui
lllrlh of a Nation" coiillnuc at the
l.ibetlv Tlwatri'. where hunilritls of per
son ate turned awav dally.
William r.lllott. In "When Wo W.ve
Twenty-one." I the Slrand Theatre
special feature 111! v. celt. An liiieivs'
Ipit iirctirammo of vo-al number w tn
the Strand oichctra and soi.iis!-- ,i . I
e midy plctilit"! coMip't'tf the hill.
"The Itrtath of Arab.v " a fmi- pa t
modern drama In nil Oriental settltiK
this wetk's rtatiire at the Vltanran'i
Thoatle and It I one or the best se "i
nt this theatre The hilt Include! al
four coinedv iccIh. "The Timid Mr
Tootles." "Mr, .larr Take a N.kIp fiff. '
"llasy Money" ami "They l.oveil II "l
So."
The Co nniat'd us iirf,,ei' a shown
al the It. . iM. if Th. .tiro w th AI e
D t H e le , li k ' The e re
p r v ot'tr ftattlie lni.1 id i.t s( ye i
. mi d p. ' I t s ai. I a il. is al pro
C a nme
Price Fairly Judged U
Thr ttitelllRent way Is to divide
that price by the nuinbtr ol vear g
tltu cir vviU's-rve. Ou thlstiaM S
the cost ot tne CASE M astound- g
Inly low. l'ir our vvorltl wide gt
or,an.2.itloti that el's our other
prodiKts handles this car as un k
incldeut. io xve iapj rtiere
others mut spent! la felling. '-
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s.ive-- n the vitals of the tar, the '
"hidJcti values." 'ti
25 Complete, J1350 r
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Now York Branch llouit g
P 5rnM,'.vi7 at Sixty -jeconr! St. g
Phone Coltimbu. 8090 ;
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ntid remodnlllnR. crwtlnx upward o,'
tino.nno. Store will be built facllit
l-'orty-second street and Seventh avenue.
There will be a blK entrance on Seventh
avenue, ntitl nrrafiKcmrntit ar liclni?
made for a suhw.ty entrance,
IIOTRI.H AMI IIKSTAIIHANTS.
One of New York' Select Hotel
WEBSTER
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NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
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mfe inmliTHIe price", sipcclal rnle
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for
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