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Wounded Inaction
Missing in action (Including prisoners)
Totab
(Corrected according to latest War Department figures.)
MARINES.
Deaths, all causes 1,864
Wounded '. 2,428
Missing in action (including prisoners) 234
Total 4,026
(Corrected according to latest Marine Corps figures.)
Is Washington. Nov. 8. Th following
IK MIHIkUn lUtsk m-m e..l1l-
Kir T a War Department:
ARMY.
'Charieter of casualties Is, Indicated
ttnist (K) killed in 'action; iDW) died
of wounds; (DA) dld of accident or
other causes DD) dld of disease; (W
wound d i (WS) wounded lightly (WD)
vvsunded, degree undetermined; (M) mlu
lWt (P prlaoner.
NEW TORE CITV.
PARKER. Henry Wlatar, LteuL-Col., Man-
elon House, Brooklyn (K).
HOTD. Gordon. Lieut., S Pine atreet (K).
3IAOERTT. Jeremiah J.. Lieut., 11 Weil
th SL (W).
OUON, Arthur JuUus, Lieut, Ml West
lllth at. (W).
ECHEVERBIA. Charles U.. lerct. 4J ith
at. Brooklyn (DW). .
KWART. Louis, sent., 43 Eaat lSlth it.
.
fMcDOCdALU Howard It., eerct.. nemeen
et. and Norrla av Jamaica (DW)..
SELXINS.. Joe sent., 11 Belmont av.,
Brooklyn (WUI.
BI8CUWEITZ. Walter, corp.. Ill Manhat
tan ar., Brooklyn (WU).
. VUDDELU Arthur D.. corp..- est rark
place. Brooklyn (WU).
SILVERMAN, Henry, corp., tti La Fay
tta av., Brooklyn (W8.
WALLACE, Speocer G.2:l 7Jd at.. Brook,
lyn (WS).
ARTEIAN, Harry. 341 East 34th at (it).
BARONS. Charlea, 401 East 77lh at (M).
BOISST, Armand Joeepb, 37S Brook ar.
(K).
BONDARANKO, Anton. 147 Eaat :d at
(WS).
-BURNS, John , J.. 1020 Avenue A, New
Tor It (WU).
jTATRI., Barney, lit Atlantlo ar., Hemp
stead (WS).
DORFUAN, Alexander. II Kut 7th at
(WU)..
XHtURY, Joseph V., SSI Bedford ar.. Rich.
1 mond Hill (WB).
VRAqTJELL. Louie, 441 Weat 4ld at (WS).
- JEDNEY. George Ik. 1011 Deris a U
.Brooklyn (WU).
OILNAOH. Hugh F., 464 St. Mark'a av.,
Brooklyn (WS).
BART. Thomae, 41 Eaat 141st at (WU).
HARRIS, Harry, 653 Cauldwell av. (K).
HELLER, Charles J SIS Flrat av.. Lent
Island City (WS).
EENN, Hugo, 347 Lefterta av.. Brooklyn
- W8).
HENNBBRT, William, II Qamevoort at
WUX
KATES. John P., 174 Eaat 14th at. (DW).
KBLLT.' Edward i B., 1330 Uerklmer at.,
Brooklyn (M).
ICUCNCK. Uenry IL, 4 SO date. av.. Brook-
lI IK).
KeCANN, Joaeph A.,
lit Eaat 57th at.
HaCARTHT, Patrick, 111 Ninth ar. (WU).
XtARDLE. Thomas F.. 307 BOSOth at.
IWS).
ItoCREERT. William, 103 ilth at.. Brook
tin (WS),
HoCONNET. R.glnald. 313 W. 41th at.
iwai.
tCIXER. Fred D, 43 4(th at., Brooklyn
HOSBR Rudolph n, 2bl7 Gate v
.".r uuk i n f will
L-. MtTmrei.r. n.nrr. SS01 llanm.n at. IK
I O'Al.UVAN, Frank, 711 Lexington av.
(OD).
1 RICE, Charlee. Ill Flrat av. (WS).
3UCE. William I., 871 E. 17 at.. Brooklyn
nrsi.
' aiSSDAN. John A.. 370 1 PrMsact av.
iv- Braourn CM).
neiu.n. jeaae. sfa w. eeia mu iuhi
K EIDER. Oeoree. 3113 llockawar
(ad. Wood haven (DW).
ERIDAM. jamea w- lit ain eu
bwt.
SBtLLITO. 1, 417 Gates av., Brooklyn
SLOW. Harry. h2l E. i:sth et. (WS).
flOLOMON, Abraham. 101 Washington at.
W8).
SULLIVAN, John L., 323 W. llth at
(WU).
WADE, Edward. 371 W. ISd et. (WS).
WALLA CH. Max. 1131 Fifth ar. (WS).
"WALSH. George, II Trautman et., Brook
lyn (WU)
VTBBBR. Joseph II., 132 Fifth av., Brook
lyn (DW).
WEISS. Juilua. 30) E. 71th at (W8).
WELDON. Matthew J 104 Flrat piece.
Brooklyn (DD).
WBLSH. Michael. 601 rirat av. (WU).
WENDELL. Philip L., 3321 Itldgewood av,
Brooklyn (WE).
."WOLFF, John. 451 Weat llth et (WS).
'WRE8INSKI. Thaddeua, 200 Maujer at,
Brooklyn (M).
ZKOLI. Domlnlck, 14S0 172d at (WU).
T.VK. Peter F.. 13 Humboldt Boulevard,
Jamaica, (WU).
ALABAMA.
iLdARD, Helaen K., corp., 'Montgomery
(WU).
aiARTIN, Peter T., corp, Greeneboro
(WU).
ANDERSON, Lemon, Mlllry (DW).
BBNTLET, Jamea A.. Cleveland (W).
BRYANT. Laburn E., Hollywood (M).
COOPER, Jamea A- Elba (DW).
CSUMPLER. Berry II.. EnterprUe (WB).
DAVID. Archie B.. Oxford U).
3AVENPORT. Henry R.. Valley Head (W).
BD WARDS, Arthur, Meltonvllle (M).
HAUMOOK, Willis J Union Grove (WB),
HARDY, Burniy. Brewton (WU).
HIRES. Emmlt M., Beatrice (WU).
aCNOWLTON, Gilbert R., Blrmlngham(W1.
1X)GAN. Walter B.. Sprott (WS).
XTTTLE, Graham S., Merrycroes (M).
HeGOWAN, Walter. Llmet Rock (WU),
31ILSTED. Homer B., Atmora (WS).
RlOSnr. Horace, Oeorglana (M).
ROBERTS, Andrew 1)., Mlanala (M).
UCOTT, Curtis L Reform (WS).
HTANTON, Albert E., Cause (DD).
HTOKE3. Roy, Enterpriae (WU),
rlUITH, Joeeph E., Dearmanvllle (W).
WOODWARD, Coleman U., Newell (WS).
ARIZONA.
LOCKETT, Charlea It. FlagaUff (WO).
MILLER. Clyde I-, 1'hoenlx (DD).
UABIN, Francla, St. David (M).
, ARKANSAS.
GREENLEia Hugh T corp Rtaon (M).
TRIBBLE, Cheater B., corp., Bevlna (M).
HIGHLAND, Claude, Newark (K).
KAMBBY, B. F., Germantown ("VVU).
WUEELER. Valentine, Cardiff (WS).
' CALirOIiNLl.
ARMBTRONG, F. A., aergt, romona (31).
SB 8ANTI, Narclao, corp San Fran-
XISNRt! V., corp.. Loe Aneelee (WB).
McDEItMED. Aator V, corp., Ixe An-
mSreLLI. Louts, corp., San Rafael (M).
REITZ. Clyde It, corp., Beaumont (WS).
BARKER. Voltaine, Belma, (K).
BAUER, Adolph C, Jr., Richmond (M).
BnUMBELOW, Thomae A.. Heber (WS).
BROWN, Jamea A., Soquel (DW).
CALVtCRT, Harry U, Inglewooa (K).
COGSWELL. Jamea J., Loa Angelee (K).
COOIPTON William D, Santa Bar-
eKCCHI.DCoU5mbo A-, Hayward (M).
.CHAPI'BLU Frederick II., Ban Fran
etaco (WU).
DONAHUE. Lawrenee A.. Oakland (K).
JJAVIft Charlea L., Genesee (WIT).
BILIXJN, Patrick, Sacramento (K).
KKLVND. Herman M., Turlock (DW).
J5VAN8. Kenneth. Falroaka (K).
IIAMMELU Clarence II., Oakland (K).
KRONMANN. Henry F., Areata (M).
McCORMACK, Horace II., Calexlco (U),
MID80N, Walter J., Oakland (W).
MOHKEN. Henry. Hay Point (W).
MOSKOWITZ. Harry, riau Krancleco (WS).
NIXON, William C, Han Francisco (K).
flOUZA. Constantlne, Uustlne (IC).
THOMAS, Harry E Downlerllle CK).
WHITE, William O.. Maryavlllo (DW).
(COLORADO.
BLAKB. Ktra. Sprlnglleld (K).
MEGOHM, Chester II., Longmort (K),
JACOHER. Ralph, lUrrnea (M).
MARTINEZ, Joae M.. Weaton (WS).
POSTEL. Fred H., Coleridge (M).
FIERSON. Charles O., Walsanbura; (WU).
flPIERS. Earl C, Olathe (II).
SMOTHERS,' Clarence E.. Denver (21).
CONNBOTICDT.
iTARNUM, Lee V.. Lieut, Stratford (WS),
3RENAN. Mitchell .corp., New Haven (tl),
BAU.ANDKLLT, Arrgclo, New Havon (M).
3IBRGER. Morrla' U.. Ahaonla (WU).
OAPOBIANCO, Gerraro, Wat'rburr (JI).
CAIN, William F New Haven (WU).
JTAJtREUI.. Bernard, New Haven (DW)
MORANDIilt, Victor!,.. Hsrtfnrd (WS).
HANBK. John I'., Nonvalk I.M),
3IERWIN, Thomaa J New Haven (DD).
TOMANIO, Philip, Dsnbury (31),
VUwP&xCjCtBMt C.kNew Britain (SI).
' TrHflTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Honor Roll
ARMY. Reported
Nov. 8.
Total
to dtti
12,020
4,640
4,647
1,804
38,178
6,721
sen)....... 226
.. 081
67,826
Total
to date.
CARROLL, Roy C, Washington (DD).
EVANS, Royal R., Washington (Wfl).
DELAWARE.
BROTTON, William Franklin, Wilmington
(WS).
UOUTT, John J., Wilmington (DW).
IXORIDA.
McKEE. John Van iLea'r, aergt, Buatls (K),
BUSSET, Allen O., corp, Jacksonville (K.
SMITH, Horace, oerp., Psnsacola (WU).
UcCULLOUOn, John B.. Be Funlak Spring
( WS).
NEWMAN, Edward J.. Tampa (WS).
PIQUET, Ancel V., Marietta (WS).
SILCOX. Jamea 11., Doctors Inlet (M).
SPANISH, Melvln, Jacksonville (M).
OEORGIA.
ELROD, Frank, corp., Jasper (M).
COLLINS, Ashley D., Dudley (DD).
ELROD, George W.. Habersham (DD).
DAVIS, Nathaniel, Avera (DD).
HART. Robert It, Milan (DD).
HICKET, Joseph E.. Roasvllie (WU).
KNIOIIT, George W Griffin (K).
I3NO, Joseph A.. Brameni(DW).
MATHEWS, Leslie, DonaldaonvtUe (WS).
MAT, Freeman H Sawyervllle (WS).
MOSS. Claude I-r3aeper (K).
NUNNALLT. William C Homer (M).
PERRY, Otis E., IdtilHDD).
MOORE. Joaeph O., Villa Rica (DD),
RENFROE. Lewis. Oconee (DD).
TEMPLE, Guerry P., Blakely (X).
WALKER. William A., Alpharetta (WU).
WTATT, James J., Dublin (WS).
ZEIGLEIt James, Sylvanla (II).
IDAHO.
NOBLE, Elmer J Lieut., Wallace) (K).
BJORN, Victor A., Deary (W).
ILLINOIS.
OUNDDRLACH, Andre II., Lieut, Chi.
cago (K).
OOETTLBR. II. B., Ueut, Chicago (K).
NARDC)UI8T. O. W., Lieut.. Oak Park (M).
i.vt . n. n. sergi., ronuac tuui.
JOHNSON. W. E., aergt.. Chicago (K).
DELO.VO, Hex O., corp., Chicago (21).
ELLIOTT. Hart, corn- Caaev (DW).
HAYDEN. William W.. corp.. Chicago (K).
MILBURN. Ralph corp.. alnlkaytown (K)
SWAN80N, Jacob W corp.. South Elgin
ALBERS, O. M., Oakdals (M).
ALLEN, Ho W., Macomb (M).
AUOU3TTNIAK. Peter, Chicago (M).
BARNICK. WIIHam H.i Petersburg; (M).
BUSLSKI, Albln. Chicago (WU).
BUTCHER, William a., relmyra (M.
COLLINS, William Vincent Chicago (It).
DEMPSEY. Harry, Chicago (K).
DRKPS. William, Folta (21).
FERGUSON. Robert, Jollet (M).
FUHIX3NO. Jamea 8., Chicago (WS).
GEHLBACH, John F. W., Atlanta (M).
GERAC1, John F., Chicago (WU).
HAVENS. Lynu L., Grays Lake (DD).
HEBKL, Frank IC, Chicago (M).
HOLTZ. Henry F., Thornton (K).
HOLLY, G rat ten. Balcom (M).
KENNEDY. Orvell R., Dahlgren (M),
LA ROCHE, Harry, Kankakee (M).
LINK. Philip, Psarl City (K).
LUCHT. Fred. Chicago (WS).
LUKOVICH. William, Chicago (WS),
MAUON, Harry F., Streator (M).
MAVRAKOS, Thomas P.. Chicago (M).
RUFF. Andrew E.. Strasburg (K.
SCHNEIDRIl, Ernest J.. Saline Mines(WS),
HANNES. Edward M,' Chicago (K).
SEVERN'S, Joaeph L., Brownstown (DD).
SMITH. Fred R., Chicago (WS).
STRANDOARD, Richard. Rest Moltne (M.
VAUGIIAN, William R., McLeanaboro (M).
wt ummmm w.. Aiaana (l).
YURECKB, William, Chicago (WU).
ZALESKI, Jan P., Champaign (WS).
ZACH, Joseph,-Chicago (U).
' INDIANA.
BOTBR, Itoas. aergt, Gary (M).
BURNS, Viator (L., sergt, Indianapolis
(DW).
McIVER, Anthony W., corp., French Lick
(WS).
BAER. Frank. Lafayette (M).
BAILEY. Earl R.. Terre Haute (DD).
IIOSSARD, Max P.. Hammond (M).
CONDERT. Clarence C Underwood (DW).
CUNNINGHAM, Frd, Albany (M).
DUNLAP. Lee A.. Kokomo (21).
FITZGERALD, John Oloywlshlous. Indian.
apolta (M),
HATS. Marrtn M Sheldon (WU).
HAZELBAKER, Ova D. A., Oseton (K).
HENDRICKSON. Emmet, Lafayette (DD).
JONES. Arthur J., Terrs Haute (M).
LEHMAN, Walter J., Goehtn (M).
LESTER. Ernest. Indlanapolla (U).
Mclaughlin. Milton, otweii (K).
MAIN. Lonnle O.. Ike (M).
MERRILL, Basil, Sheridan (WU).
PAYTON. David. Martlnsvllln (WU).
RINEHART, Richard G., Attica (M).
SEALS, James Henry, Grlden (WSI.
SIMMS, Kenneth, Indianapolis (WS),
IOWA.
MCDONALD, Kenneth C, sergt. Chilli-
eothe (WU).
GARDINER. Kenneth Earl, corp.. Council
LONNEMi.', Carl, corp.. Little nock fM.
MOORE. Ilvrold C. corp.. Garrison (WU).
OYSTEIt laude W.. corp.. Vllllaca (WU).
BHEEHAN, Patrick J., corp., Barnard
WE8ACK, John It., corp., Adair (DD).
ASHING, Henry K., Wellaburg (DD),
BUTLER. Cheuncey M., Weat Branch (M).
CHURCH, Otle W.. Waterloo (M).
DKLONO, John W., Truro (DA).
DY8LIN, Roland L.. Aurelta (WU).
HANAN. Laurel I... New Hampton (DD).
II ARM AN. Thadloua, Council Bluffs (M).
HUBBELL, Henry W., Kaawlck (M).
IIRU8KA, Joaeph. Cedar Raplda (WS).
KINKBNNON. Charlea A., Dexter (M).
KIRBY, Harold L.. Elliott (DDI.
LOWE. Lloyd Lee, Gravity (WU),
2IADSON. Malt .A., Rsnwlck (M).
MOLYNEAUX, John L., Davenport (M).
POOS. Joaeph. Cascade (DD).
RICHARDSON. Erneat C, Farmlngton
SOVEI18, Wesley, Solon (DD).
TIOHE. Venner V.. Perry (M).
WELTER, Claronce P., Dubunue (M).
WILSON, Byron L., 21aunt Vernon (WU).
WIRE, Amos W., Gravity (M).
WREN, nax M., Van Wert (K).
KANSAS.
BRANCH, Ralph A.. Lieut, Wichita (W).
ADAMS. F. P., sergt, Kanaas City (IC).
B LEV ENS. O. W.. corp., Wichita ( W).
GREGG, .11 S corp., Stockdale (DW).
HODSON, Ooorge, corp.. Atchliron (Wfl).
BIRD, Chester A.. Stockton (K).
CAVENEE, Charles L., Cedar Vale (t).
HICKMAN, Fred II., Council Grove (IC).
BIGGIN'S Lemonle II.. Gardner (K).
JENNINGS, U W., Smith Center IDW),
MATTINGLY, C, Arkaneaa City (DD),
2IAIIRER, Elmer J., Oakley (WS).
MORGAN, Albert L., Kingman (WU).
MORTON, Albert II., Tampa (DD).
NOIUIIH. Fred F., Uutchlnaon (K),
NOIUIIH, Joaeph R Erin (K).
ROACH, Denial O., Lamont (M).
I1USSELU Curtis L.. Nashiille (DD).
TODD, Bruce II., Sallna (WS).
2USNTCCKY.
MOORMAN, Roy E., Lieut, On Dean
(DD).
ENGLAND, David B., Paradise (DW).
OEIS. Edward J., Covington (M).
HART. Robert E. U. Hesel (DW).
J'eCLELLAND, ayde W., Aehlend (K).
2IINTON, BeUiel, Ready (WB).
O'NAN. Howe. Sturgla (W).
PARISH, Clemona, Louisville (DD).
PORTER. Jamea, Tomahawk (K).
READ, Frank, Klltabethtown (II).
ROBINSON. Dealer. Canton (M).
5ERE2A,t! "erman, Owlng.vill. (W).
STEVENS. And)'. Frankfort (WU).
WARREN, Oscar. Plttaburg (WS).
LOUISIANA.
Si.'?STA.IJr,,e0ne' I'alncourtvlllo (K).
COLEMAN. Clyde c. Oakdate (M).
CURTIS. Harry E., Shreveport (M).
f'lECHOU, Arthur F., New Orleans (M).
HAIR, nertle, Harrlaonburg (WS).
hFllyjUnrr B- Naw Orlean. (W).
McCORKLE, clarence B., Crowler (WS).
MACHULA, John. Cedar Raplda (M).
XJJJl5i0' nry, New Orleana (DW).
WHITE, Jefferson, Gilbert (WU).
MAINE.
BROWN, 'Carl fl.. Mllo (DW).
HKRRICK, Carroll O., Norway (K)
HUNTON, Oramell E., Portland (K).
MARYLAND.
SLICK. Emanuel Denton, corp., Tanej town
WIMiON, Fred M.. corp., Froatburg (WS).
BUIOOH, Walter M, Oaltheraburg (DW)!
DUCKWORTH. Israel, Weaternport (JO.
r.I.VDBMON. John C Cockevavllla (DW),
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
I rT lUaMM Catidtm saamJ
McKBNZIB, Oliver II., Oella (DD). i
McINTYRE, David N., Swanton (K).
PETERSON, Pblneas A., Elkton (DD).
PKRNIZ, John, Sparrows Point- (K.
WINE, Vers W Baltimore (DD).
TOUNUBAR, Andy F Fairfield (WS).
MASSACIICSETTS.
SULLIVAN, F. W., Lieut, Lowell (WB),
SILVA, Danlol P., corp.. Lawrence (WU).
ANDERSON, W. K.. Roxbury (311.
ARUYROPLE, Antonlos, Dorcheater (21).
BEAULIEU, AKred. Fall River (WS).
BROWN, John J., Melrose (DW).
CHAMBERLAIN, It, Brookllns (M),
COLLEN. Oscar, Orange (DD).
DEAN, Harolds, Holyoks (WS).
GILMORE, John, Newton (WS). .
OUNNINO, John J., Cambridge (DW).
1IEIM, Frank J Cambridge (DW).
MAGEB, W. J Stoughton (W),
MARKWAVT, J Holyoke (WS).
MANN, Cheater, A Wlnehendon (WU),
MIVAH, Waiter, Chlcopee (M).
O'BRIEN, Patrick J., Boston (W). .
PAWLOSKI, Kaestmlai, Lynn (WS).
MERCIEIl, J, O. L lowell (DD).
REIDY, Michael J., Cambridge (WU),
REAENDES, Manuel, Fall River (JI).
TORREY, Kenneth W.. Cambridge (IC).
Y8EDAERT, C. Jtedford (DW).
ZAKSIBFSKY, John Chelsea (JI).
ZEBROW8KY, Anlhonr, Chelsea (WS).
MICHIGAN.
SOLOMONSON, Carl II., sorgt., Maas Mine
(DW).
TAIILION, Davei.errgt Bark River (WS).
BRYAN. Clarence Earl, corp.. Detrolt(WS).
DEI.L1KO. Charles, corp., Detroit (M).
OEDPAf Peter, corp., Bessemer (K).
NEWELL, Jamea Timothy, corp.. Port
Huron (WS).
AUSTIN, Floyd A., Temple (JO,
ANOEV1NE, Roy Joseph, Saginaw (WU).
BALLARD, Peter John, Mount Clemens
(WU).,
BLAIINIK, John, Jtenomlnee (WU).
UonaKI, John F., iLudlngton (K).
DAMICO, Joseph C, Detroit (M).
DARING, Robert A., Albion ( WS).
DIBTZ, William C. Sturgla (W).
FERRENTEI.LO. Matteo, Detroit (M). .'
DUDICK, John It., Detroit (K).
KAUPPI, Timothy, Mason (WU).
MAROWELLI. Lawrence, Hudson (DD).
MORRISON, Wade J., JIayvllle (DW).
JULMINE, Archie. Cheboygan (DD).
MILLER. Edward W Bad. Axe (WU).
SITERLET. Anthony J.. Royal Oak (M).
TURNER, George W.. Battle Creek (WS).
WARNES. William Thomas. Washington
( WU). '
WILDER, Raymond Frederick, Jtuakegon
(WS).
WOODWARD, Lewis Colwell, Flint (WS).
ZIMMERMAN, Fred, Suttona Bay (DD).
MINNESOTA. ,
COE. George W., corp., St. Paul (M).
ENOLEBART, Irving B., corp., Pipe
stone (K).
ACKERM AN, Louis. St Paul (K),
AHNEMAN. George V.. Maaeppa (DD).
ALEXANDER. John W., North Jilnneap
oils (M).
ASCHER. Herman T., Fulda (DD);
BEOLlNOEItohn F Eagle Bend (WU).
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Police Department
. Orders
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
To take effect I A. JI. November I :
PATROLMEN.
A- Cunningham and Joseph B.
?l,?f.rld n,J Daniel F. Haxel
etto from lid Pree. to 17th Prec.
TKJIPORAny ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTOR.
i-Ytil'li1 .r;..?MUler- 0th Inap. Dl...
hi. S!Jitln,v- D' ' ln addition to
oti ! vacation Ur,nr b"n of Inspector
LIEUTENANT.
..Flff'f, "'nonJl lth Prec. aaalgned
Sr!i55-i o'her duties, from I A. M.
if yHT J.'.0. t?:(" A- M November 5
and from 12:01 A, M. November 6 to I
Sorgaant on vacation.
PATROLMAN.
to clerical and house duty, from I A. 2t.
Vov.1m,D'r .durln absence of patrolman
on sick report.
authorised, with full payi
INSPECTOR.
William V. Fennelly, 12th Inap. Die.,
. ri 21' .,r?nl 10 A- M- November 25
to be deducted from vacation.
Without paV:
LIEUTENANT.
Wlllrara M Ferdon. Hat Prta, for 3
days from 4 P, JL November 4.
ACTINO DBTECTIVB SERGEANT, SEC
OND GRADE.
Barry A. Reullnr. Detective Dir., llth
Detective Dla., for 4 days from 13:01
A. M. November II.
PATROLMAN.
Joaeph F. Bhaw, Hat Pree.. for 1 day
from 12:01 A. M. November 7.
The following application for full pay
while on alck report la approved;
PATROLJIAN.
l".l w-A a Tj. T, I . a . n .
- . . ' ' "u'iiw'i ..hi x-rec, xrom
ip P. M September II to 12 noon Sep.
tember 20.
Relieved from suspension and restored
to duty:
PATROLMAN.
, Anton Lltaenberger, No. 1712, 22th Preo.,
to take effect 4 P. JI. November 7.
Ferdinand Martins, No. 3101. llth Prec,
to take effect 10:11 A. t. November 6.
Suspended from duty wlthoat pay;
PATROLMEN.
William Corbett. No. 2152. 24th Prec
to take effect 10:22 A. M. November 7.
Ferdinand Martina, No. 3101, llth Prec.
yirreMENTB. amusements.
-All For One, and One ForAll-
-THE-
ALLIED THEATRICAL
MOTION PICTURE
AND MUSIC TEAM
WILLIAM FOX
Chairman
ANNOUNCES
UNITED WAR
WORK CAMPAIGN
Y. M. C A.-Y. W. C. A.-Nat'l Catholic War Coundt-Jewiih Welfare
Board War Camp Community Service American Library Asiociation
Salvation Army
A SERIES OF STIRRING BENEFITS
Tickets for these events will be soM at btx office prices at all ticket
agencies and hotel stands. No war tax.
HIPP0IR0ME
Management Charles
. DlUloghao.
TOMORROW
NIGHT
(Nor. id), at 8.
Popular Prices.
COC. SI. S1.80. S3. 12.69.
SKATS NOW
ON fiALE.
Julia Arthur
Lillian Kuwtll
I'hjllls Ncllaon Terry
Al JoUon
Sergt. Irving Rerltn
lnne Franklin
and Ilurton Oreen
Illanche King
Ixjttiia MiDermott
FrtT). and Ilert
Kelly's Jaxz Hand
Tiido Frlganta
Uelle Uaker
Juliet
Van A Aehenck
BoDhle Tnrkrr
Craig Camobell
MR. ALI1F.E
TWO GREAT WAR RELIC EXPOSITIONS
1st Field Artillery Armory j 23d REGIMENT ARMORY
CI to Bt. at D'way. Manhattan. Bedford A Atlantic Aves., Brooklyn.
8D1YC UTABTINd MONDAY. NOV. Ilth Q niVC
VM9 CONTINUOUS DAIbT 2:30 to It P. M. O DATS
n-nnnn... -n?i!.,?8IOJ' either ArmerT
TfAH JEpPntEfl FROM EUROPEAN nATTLKFIELDS OATHETIED FOR THE
IT. B. COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC INFORMATION. Huts and Detalle.1 Eihlblta
ahowlng how our boya are looked aftr by the above organizations dally program
i. tV w lAatumn
These Expositions thrill you with their
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday Night
Not. 12. at 8:15.
SEATS NOW 8ELUNO
POLO GROOMS
Saturday Aft.
Not. 16. at 2 P. M.
HOTEL ASTOR
Saturday Night,
Nor. 16th
tart Ins 10 P. M
THE
A gorgeous
MADISON SQ.
QARIEN
Saturday Night,
Nor. 16th.
Prices and further per
tlculara will appear In
this space.
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HORSE
Sunday Night
Nor. Uth.
rntcKB: sa.oo. sj.oo.
$4.00. I0.OO.
AUCTION SALE
Wed., Nov. 13. for Choice
or Seats Cohan A Harris
Tbetr, Tueal, Nor. 13
Raj mond
ai poison
Be Wolf HoDDer
Mam Bernard
loula Mann
William Collier
Frank Tlnney
Intng Berlin
Ed. Wynn
MlUt
Joe Lertora
Ct3&
. . DEATH.
PATROLMAN.
Joieph D. Dunn, No. 4111, .llth Prec,
died at 11:55 A. M. November . at hie
residence, 14 Douglasa atreet, Brooklyn,
from natural cauaes. Funeral from hie
late residence 1:10 A, M. November 1L
SPECIAL PATROLMEN.
Resignations of special patrolmen ao.
cepted:
Aleimndtr Chester, No. 2101, 7th Preo.
(lat Dla.), to -toko effect I A. M. No
vember 21
Sidney Davey. No. 3201, 81th Prec (Ith
Die.), to take effect 4 P. M. November 2.
Charles Gallagher, No, 2412, Sid Pree.
(Traffic Dlv,), to take effect a A. Jt
November 2.
Peter Kelly, No. 3191. aid Preo. (Traffic
Dlv.), to take effect 12 p, Jl.s November 3.
Nicholas Dapollto, No. 3410, 50th Prec.
(Ith Dla.), to tako effect 12 I'. M No
vember 4. .
Eugene T, Fltspatrlck, No. 3254, Bridge
Prec.-, to take effect 4 P, M. November 6.
Jamea J. Coyne, No. 3111, 31st Preo.
(Id Dla.), to take effect 13 PJ M. No
vember fi. i
Thomas J. JfcOeoush. No. 1107. llth
Tree, (7th Dla.), to take effect 13 P, JL
To take effect 12 P. Jt. October 30!
Jerome J. O'Neill, No. 1070, 4ld Prec
(5th Dla.).
W.'lllam J. HohenaeX, No. 1001, 101th
Preo, (17th Dla.).
To take effect 4 P. M. October 21:
John F, Flnnagan. No. 1041, llth Prec
(lat Dla.).
Paul O. Haahager, No. lilt, Sid Prec.
(Trafflo Dlv,).
J cob J. Jllller, No. 1154, 12th Prec.
(la. Dla.).
Tnomaa Coyle, No. 1232, 23d Tree
(Traffic Dlv.).
EFFICIENCY
is a wartime word. Ij
applies to cooks and cook
ing. It applies to nutri
tious dishes whose flavors
are made delicate, snappy
v and appetizing by the
efficient sauce
LEAtPERRINS
SAUCE
, TH"0K1INAL YfOMTIlttHllW)
It "wakes up" tasteless
cooking.
CEO. M. COHAN
Aaaociate Chairman
FOR THE ,
MR. E. F. ALBEE Pretenu
A MONSTER ALL-STAR BENEFIT
RAYMOND IirrniroCK. Ma.1r of Cererrion les.
HERE ARE THE VOLUNTEERS:
Ctlas. Klie; A PhU Dakcr
Claronco Whltehlll,
Marjucrlto Fontrrse
Avon Comedy Four
rVlham Naval Band
Qui .Edwards' Atta lloy
Hc.vue
Wellington Crota
He i All Troupe of 250
Klth Ikiyv Uand
The Can.lnoe
Itobcrt Emmett Keane
Will A Oordon Doolry
Molly King
Loater Sheehan
ni i'erl KeTay
AND HIS ASSOCIATES WILL DONATE
1UL 1..N1IIIK I'HUUKEOT TO THE UNITED
WAR WORK CAMPAIGN FUND.
Linus community cingers, npeaxe
patriotic views.
GALA CONCERT
OROANlZr.D IIY THE "HINGINO
1'IIOPHET OP VICTORY"
JOHN McCORMACK
Aaeodated with Mr. McCormick will h
MAGGIE TEYTE
JACQUES THIBAUD
. France's Orratest Vlollnlit.
Courtesy of Chaa. I.. WaKner-Loudon Charlton. D. P.
Mjwey. and The Music league. 0EAT8 ON BALE
OPERA HOUSE BOX OFFICE.
PRICES: tl.OO. Il.to. 12.00. 2.1.00.13.00.
A GENUINE VARSITY
FOOTBALL GAME
Xho Announcement or the Opposing Elevens together
with other apnial features will create n surprise and
some thrills, Watch this apace dally for the lilt news.
VICTORY BALL
event that will overshadow any charity
. ZT.'Z . Jl1n. A RM Y NAVY OPERATIC
THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURE AND CIVIL
IAN ORflANI7,ATION8 ARB COLLAllORATINO
O RI A K K Til I S THE CROWNING EVENT OF
THE DRIVE. TICKETS. S10 a I'eraon.
Chas. Harvey, Wm. Gibson, Jos. Humphreys and Asso
ciates will present a military concert and a
BOXING CARNIVAL
In wbtfh the stars of the pugilistic world will give the
hest they have. Jk ou remember the show thur gave for
the Red Cross, This record will bo outdone. The snort
ing couimltteo In charge will donato tho entire proceeds
to the United War Work Campaign Fund.
The Htllojiil AutciitlM of Firo Acnouncss in All Sir
FRIARS FROLIC
Under tho Personal Direction of
FRIAIt ABBOT GEO. M. COHAN
Hitchcock
Iew I'irlds
Joe Weber
Io llllrlrhateln
Cvrll M slide
Will Rogers
John Charles Thomas
l)o In JL llltOD
Joe Caw thorn
Prank Bacon
Eleanor Painter ,
Others to be Announced
?V5S cSpWrSaf0 procert4
To take effect' 12 P. M. October Si!
Melbourno North, No. 1198, COth Tree,
(ith Dla.).
Chartea Itucktrt, No. 2202, 26th Pree.
(Ith Dla.).
Joseph Dernatock, No. 22SI, Bridge Prec.
Nathnn Prankal, No. 22SS, 2ld l'rcc
(Trafllo Dlv.).
Charlea Uruderle, No. 1012, M1 Prec
(14th Dla.).
Harry Sweetser, No. 3422, Bridge Tree.
To take effect 12 I'. M. November l!-
Eugene O'Keefe, No. 2222, 32d Prec.
(Traffic Dlv.).
Louie I'etroaza, No. 2201, 92d Prec. (Ilia
Dla.).
To take effect 12 P. M. November 2!
Walter U Ottet, No. 2022, COth Prec.
(7th Dla.).
Henry C. 8lnnott, No. 24T2, 21th Prec.
(4th Dla.). '
Ueorge Meyer, No. 1810, 22d Prec. (14th
Dla.),
To take effect I A. M. November C !
Prank Marottl, No, 2121, 45th Prec. (7tli
Dls.).
lllchael Meaner, No. tilt, Drldge Prec.
'12 &rtttatut
Underwear Specia'a
Imported Underwear
Broken lots
2.00 Garment
Otis Balbriggan
Underwear 85c
1 Quality
Iong or Short
Sleeves
Heavy Wool
$2.00
White or Natural
Union Suits $1.25 to $5
Cotton. Merino, Wool 'and Worsted.
AMUSEMENTS.
HIPPODROME.
. SPECIAL
Ejtricrdinarj
Proram
ol
Celebrated
Arliita
8UNDAY
AFTERNCON
at i.:i3
GRAND GALA CONCERT
MME. SCHUMANN-HEINKI
GIANT
Cer.ioll
dated BAND
ROCCO
' REST A
MISS LEN0RA SPARKS
PERCY GRANGER
IRVING BERLIN
DAVID BISPHAM
RICCARDO MARTIN
Conductor
STIRRING MILITARY DRILL
BATTALION OF SOLDIERS
Entire proceeds to Xmas Fund and Homo
AuiillulM of the 1.134 Artillery Brigade
"NEW YORK'S OWN."
POPULAR PRICES 6?Al
METROPOLITAN
&Nov?!ir.!,I.8..SAMS0H el DALILA
Homer: Caruso, Couzlnou (new), Rothler,
Rrls, Ananias. Cond. Monteux.
.f; AIDA
Muilo. Homer: Oiml (new), Montraanto
Jiew). Dldur. U'Angelo. Cond. Moranionl.
'.'ti.DAUGHTERTVrEREGIMENT
Irinprl, Howard; Carpi. Scottl. Cond. Tapl.
FBI. EVE.
FORZA DEL DESTINO
St H,
IVinjLI!n (nrw). Omtle (new): Canuo. Dp Lur
Chjvlmm. MarUonn. Cond. I'pl.
THAIS
SAT. EVE.
CAVAU.KItlA Rl'NTICANA.
Eaaton, I'erinl; AHhimse, Chsl
rarrs. rAtil.lAC'CI. .Muilo,
Kingston, Scottl, Oada. Cond.
at a
(7flo to S3)
i)ouni.E
B1U
.ioransoni.
HAROMAN 1'IANQ UHK1)
Carnegie
Hill, lo-morrow Aft., at 3.
AMERICAN DEliUT
KAOl'L
VIDAS
FRENCH VIOLINIST (Stetnway Planoi
Eeata 12.00 to 75c. Mgt. Music Ioague.
Irrlnres9Thratre,Turs.Aft.No.t?,at 3
JULIA HENRY
Song Recital. Seate 13. 1. at Thivitre.
N.Y.SYMPHCNY
X IXJCIETY
WALTER DAMROSCII. Cond'r
Carnegie Hall. To-nlf lit at Ml 13.
Aeolian Hall. Tom'tv (run.) Aft. ut 3.
m-i&'ia LEVITZKI
tnrodlne. Satnt Sacns. Vldal, Monnsorntr
Seats attlnx Ofnrea. Geonra Engles. Mar.
AEOLIAN ITIIES.. NOV. 12. at 3 ITwo
UAI.I. ISAT..NOV. 10. at 3. KedUU.
i ORNSTEIN
Rea d Beats AOo tnal..V) UunvtU
Met. M. II. HANSON. IKNAIIB PIANO.)
Aeolian Hall. To. night, at 8:14.
First Concert of
ST.ERIC'SCClL.YrOR ADVANCEMENT
OF &WIDISH MUSIC
Soloists: Oreta Tornadle. Soprano: Samuel
l.lungkvlst. Tenor: Edna Ounnar Pntorson,
IManlst. Th Swedish UU) Club of Now
York iMalo (Jhorus).
4'arnegle Hall, Ilii. tfternoon at -':'lil.
Boston Symphony Orchestra
By rourtosy "f Mr. Oattt-Cawrra,
I'H'.ltltl; MOM r I X .Condurtor
I li'kl'l.. HI 111 linin.
Pa n if Tlieatrr,tilumtusC:ir-lii.VtHhSt.
Rnl r.v. N. IIS. MatlnceTo-Daj-a is,
Society of ArniTlcnn slnrrn. 4ncri Coinliitie.
WAX? PIRATES OF PENZANCE
TO-NIGHT MIKADO
ANDERSON GALLERIES &"Sth at.
Hie British Oeiernment announced
AN OI'FI14I. i:lilHITKIN OF
COI.OHKIt NAVAL PIHITOIiRAPHS
Ileplrtlng Kplsodm and Inrtdenf. Amo
clated with eery plia&e uf Naval Warfare
Direct from Prince's flallerlpe, Ixindon.
Lieut. J. O. Perry, It. N. V. It. Illiu
t rated Talk on the Work of tho Navy,
Every Evening at P.
Dally (Until Nov. ltlthl 111 A. Al. to 10
P. M. ADMISSION ,Mlc.
Net l'roceods American Rrd Crons
Navy Auxiliary No. 205.
HORSE SHOW
Box Office at MADISON SQUARE OAR
PEN NOW open 8 A. M. to a P. M. for sale
of seata for entire weefc of the Show (Nov.
11 (o 15) and for Arena Iloxea A Ilea. Beats.
Every Day
a is
Holiday
the Hip."
"SwHKTS.?5 Hippodrome
N.
R
I V O L I
I'wiv. 49 St.
J. Stuart lilncktuu a
Safe for Democracy"
with Mltc ,n.l l.'WU
jn.3i.no.l4ti.8l
RIVOL1 ORCIIKSTKA
I ALTO
MAE MAKNH
In "Hidden Flrea"
Comody, bololats,
Itlalto Orchestra.
Times Bnuare
20-3OHU
"LAFAYETTE, AC
COME," Soloists,
War Review x
STRAND Oltua.
BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS.
alTAR Vf Jay nr. Itilton Ht.i.Mat.
j y- i si.
Mota I W'3. IDaltv.
ptr. FROLICS P THE NITE
Fverv Sunday. 71110 C'ONCi'RTH
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Alt llottli and Itttlauranti Advtrttitd in
THE BUS Comptv with t9 Ordert of tKv
PalOit Ulntrt Fop-
k)-I A4minittrtitU)n
Ire
BIG EARTHQUAOE RECORDED.
Dlatnrlinnce la Abont C.OOO' Miles
From AVnahlnKton,
Wahhinoton, Nov. 8. An earthquake
ot connldcrahlo Intensity, startlnc nt
11:50 o'clock lait night and continuing
until after 2 o'clock this mornlnir. was
recorded on w.lsniorraphs at Georgetown
1'nlverelty observstory, "he maximum
dleturbanco wn at 12,:30, and tho dls-
' ira Waslungton approxlm.itcl)'
j ,.illes.
KT. Louis, Nov. 8. liarthquako dlt
turbanccs wero recorded on tho seismo
graph of fit. Louis University last night
between 10:50 rj. St. and 12:34 A. M.
Tho dlstanco was estimated at 5,400
miles south of St. Louis In the southern
part or South America, probably In Chile
or Argentina.
AMUSEMENTS.
.AMERICA'S FOREMOST THEATRE
I,fcrS se J.
.INTtR GARDEN irlVM,,:.tTd,y 3"
HMOKIKO RESUMED AT
THE WINTER GARDEN.
H;V; PASSING SHOW fJ
I Mori. AL J0LS0N i?,B.i33S
noil! m m mm
UXUHUAL nitA, OF FAVORITES.
ICENTRAL Th- n"wr th. Bryant 17.
suuia i nnu j,.,, gaoAiau.To-dayAWed.
ALICE BRADY
Return d to the Spoken Stags In
FOREVER AFTER
tin. Night I Motile l Whiting and ntg
""rt 1 .wing jt- Hurt nifi
' A'ore than n liargain." Tribune.
' Plenty In It to thrill." Times.
FREEDOM S,
with tbe frrirloui. .tat-I.
hurnn gorldi - ilkP
MARCIA van DRESSER
MM Nests at Mr: 3.VJ at 'Sc.;
hh at at: 400 at ei.so.
CENTURY irmi 1CDAY.
!ROOF rrNTURY TIIFATRE AT tttM.
CENTURY GROVE "UST
ItbAllllFUI. (ilHL '.V tVIHlYTIIINO
S'"ll lf I -1 MO' 1,1 K'l'i
tAOTU J1 Thea.,E.of E'eray. Eves. 8:30.
Iwiiu IV1ARY NASH
InCDIIRI IP W.42St. Eva. s M. Mats.
ItltrUDLIb To-day and Wed. 230.
MARJORIE RAMBEAU
In "WHERE POPPIES HI.OOM."
11 A DDI CW"1 4Zd St. Eva. S MO. Mats.
l1Ar(lll9T(Mliy and Wed. 2.30.
If A i iH
rVALIwll
,:the
RIDDLE
WOMAN'
rCITIUrr WnteZdSt. lives, at 8:30.
I C.LI IrttlE v. T H-v Wel. 2:.10.
IUIintnld Mm 44th Hi, Eoi.atH:l
nUUOUn MM, To-li-v ana 2 T0.
LOUIS MANN fc SAM BERNARD
.n "FRIENDLY ENEMIES'
iMAXINE IHiJ0nSrtev!rS9
kv :.i. rr s mr 19 m
Iletrcshlngly New: It Sparkles.
If loll IIU) In Adianrc. Cnfllce
hents For All Performance" May
Mr llnd at the llm Ofllrf.
o.V.Iv ,i "v finrormanon Fwas
Irltl TflM"1 Ht- W. of D'war. Evew. 8:30
Mats. To-day A Wed. i I'rp. 2.J0.
, l I'rp. 3.JC
IRENE
la "r-lTnll
IH ilimn Hanny
IN TIME
'ly crtjuirif
rlth ""
InCUI'C 7lh Iva et ISMit. Eves. BSctoit.
kUtn 0 111 AlB. CHUU.OTTE WALKER
t.l Tfw'av 2.V til 76o. Ill "X N't 1 '
L'Ncii Wocic "on nov.'j
NEW YORK'S LEADING
PUPIRP Hroadway A 40th St. Lvs. 8:20.
CrririnC M.5.TiMiMwi 2 211,
Ut Yllll.
nnr
(Villi, lu C. Iladdoa ChemDers'
THE
ItlHUUC SAVING GRACE
ri flRIT ll'wa) A 40 St. Eves, at 830.
bLUUt Mats, To-day A Wl. (Pop.) 2.20.
WsohMhorn
SAM HARDT and DOTI.E A DIXON
In "THE CANARY"
tLIGHTNINZ
Gaiety. Kvi.9:3n.MMs,We-l.ASat.2.30
MILLER'S T .o.avV 8:30'
HENRYMILLE Rlilfc
RUTH CHATTERT0N "PERKINS"
Ml, i;VK., III.NUY MILLIlIt
NOV. leth llliril CHATTERTON
K,(.Mon. tin "DADDY I.ONCI.ECS."
BELASC0 25-51
NEXT TUES.
FRANCES STARR
"TICtRt
IN
TIGER!"
Tih Av.t t St. Evs. SO
GRESKCKIfH "-T.rtThur.Jao
OeSetter'Ote
Ba"sOT Theatre, West 4fth St. Evs 8 JO.
lUK I M.tn. TO-DAY A Wt. 2 30.
John Cort'j Musical Comly Triumph
FIDDLERS THREE
VANDERBILT M'SlT&,Bi-an
- - n i. lu-unyA
lme'6 DITRICHSTEIN
"Tnn
I ITtVVD
I1EUU.'
French TheittB ?,, Colomhier
fl5W.35.Kv.8.15.Mui.Toilay.ThuM.S:15
TA'V "GEORGETTE LEMEUNIEft"
heats AOo lu 83. Tonight Popular Prices,
COLUMBIA JJ 'TlWffi
BESTSHOW INTOWN"",1,"9
HOTELS AND i BKS TAUJBANTS. HOTELS AND nESTAUUANTH.
411 llotili am) ftrsiauranff drerflsed In Ml lletrl$ end rTritaumnlt AdvtrtitrJ t
Till! lVS Comply with tKe Ordcrt o le Till! BCS Comply iHIJt (e OrJtrt of fr
I'slleif Riatn Fntii rlmlnlOrollim, VnitKt fitatu Food .dw(n((roHiti,
s
pecial
M:rfd rrnui
.Hli to Nine
P. .M.
GENUINE OLD FASHIONED
Twice Nithtlj
l It JO and lh JO
HERE&THERE
Featuring Ruby Norton and Midgia Miller
with a Capable Caat of Two Dozen
JOAN SAWYER in "PARADISE"
Afternoon Tea Dances
Direction Hetty Scott, Dally 1 to 7,
THE ORIGINAL
DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND
Nipjitlv Peeinn'e at 9 o'Clocl-
REISENWEBER'S
NAVY HALTS SUNDAY WORK.
Also Orders Over Time at Boston
nestrlctcd, Ending; f 100' Wastes.
Spedal'Deipatcli o'Tn Be, ,
Boston, Nov. S. Washington to-day
ordered alt Sunday work at Uie Boston
navy yard discontinued and that no over
time, work In excess of sixty houraj a
week bo allowed. Weekly pay envelope?
have been running- In many cases Hi
excess of $100. This brought an admonN
tlon from Asslitunt Secretary ot the
Navy Hoosovelt.
Tho order npplles to clerks as welt as
to men In the workshops and will mean
a considerable reduction In tho payroll,
for double tlmo has been the rate for
Sunday and holiday work and time and
one-half for overtime. Twelve hoars "
week overtime Is alt that Is allowed un
der the order.
AMUSEMENTS).
AND "IT UNDER THE DIRECTION OP.
4. BilUHbua.
39th ST. Th.BV.y.Sv.J?Sn
A DRAMA . TUC I fiHn nHCU
OF TO-DAY
nt bunu unuii
ACTAD THEA..43A B'waj. Evs.Sll.'i
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BE CALM CAMILLA
"Is Best Performance and Brightest
Play In Town." Tribunt.
"Delighted the Audience." Hte. Swi
"A Triumph or the Theatre that Nn
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JOHN BARRYMORE
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with
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THE BLUE BIRD
By MAURICE MAETERLINCK
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