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18 THE NEW YOfcK TIDIES. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1910 HOT A FUND TO PAY GAYKOR'S SURGEOHS A Donation to St. Mary's Hot-pltaf, Hoboken, Sola Purpoaa of tho Recent Appeal. HOSPITAL NEEDS MONEY N.v.r R.nd.rad Bill, ThouflK and Nw Yerkr Wlih to FUcognlM th Klndntti It Bttowtd.

The public's unJrtiMH a th. Inten-tlon of Ui. eomroltU a fund for M. Mrr HpltU Hoboken, where Maror Garnor wu under treatment for week, la.t Hummer after waa hot, and th. Waaa of many of the men who haa Wnt th.lr namaa to tU project ara wide arrt.

aa became apparent last evenlnir when an att.tr.pt waa tnade to U.rn how much tho who attenled tho M.yor aro to benefit by tht fund for which public mad. puhUo by tha mlttao la-t wk that It tha eomnltlaa-a Idea to ow tha tlon of tha Mayof. frl.nd. an clUaana of Naw Tor City for thtb.uM. fulnes.

and at all time. man! feated by th. alatar. of that In.tltutlon." ISt. Mary statement went on to tall how th.

boo-pilar, finance, were low. and -Aid. It wa. proposed, that a commit-too bo oranled to accept voluntary donation, from tho cltten. of thl.

city, tho fund, when collected, to la presented to Ht. Mary a Hospital. Hoboken. a. a ThaiikMlvlna- offering In te.tlmony of tho gratitude and appreciation felt by the rltlsen.

of New York on account ot tha good car. that wa. taken of the Mayor last Bummer." The paragraph whlrh sets forth thl. disposition of the fund Bes on to say. however, that It I.

to he ued aUo to defray tha medinl and BuncU-al charge. Incident to the treatment." Thl. pj lament a ry paragraph gar. color to the belief that tho fund wa. to to pay the bill.

Of the who attended the Mayor. Many per.on. who were eager to take part In the con-trlbutloii to the hospital have hen luted betauee ot the ambiguity of the pul.ll.-.tatemeiit In Its reference to medical and nurglcal A canvas, of such memwri of tha committee aa were accessible last night hMmhi nut a unanimity of oulnlon that th. Intention to whhh tha member, ot the lommlttee lent their name. wa.

to raise a fund for the benefit of the ho.pltal aa a ert of public acknowledgment of the obligation felt by the cltl.ene of New York for the care of the Mayor by an Instltuilon of a sister city during hi. weeks of suffering-car. for which no bill wa. ever presented. John I.

Crlinmlns, Chairman of the committee, wa. not acceesibl. last night. I but othvr member, promln.nt In tho movement asserted poeltlvely that whatever the lunicunge of the public) appeal for fuiKlH, there had been no iuesttou 'f anything hut lunation to the hospital ttie of Ihe. tiK'nihrre of the committee he aoulil rrard It as elreinely unfortunate If th- aptK'iil for the fund wT isirtdt rueil a inllect Ion of money to pay the Inillt Itlual fees.

I am euro any ultempt to pay the physician and wurifrotm who were called Into tha rase would bo hltfhly fll.ttKHtt-ful to Mayor tl.vmtr." said thin commtltiiamnn. lie entirely able to pay hi. personal anil would not hav. it otherwise, I ant sure." Other member, of the committee were equally p.tHitlve that tho question of the payment of the aurgeon. had never come up.

tVhnf the charge, of the Burgeon and the phyelctiins who attended the Mayor at ft. Mary'. Hoaplial in Hoboken have amounted to ha. nver boon made public. The hospital Itrelf, which I.

conducted by the Utile 8lter. of the I'oor. never tendered a bill for the treatment of the Mavor. Itehtde. the physician, of the hneptial staff and Dr.

John Pariish. the tJavnor family phrvlclan. three New York nurgeons were calletl Into tne case. They were Dr. George V.

brewer, lr. George ll(bken doctors were William J. Arltts anil Oeome Hul'lvan. the latter of whom was tin blixnt expert who made pertodlo tvvts for lliod poisoning. YE ST CRD AY'S FIRES.

FEW TAXIS RUNNING. Most of tha 350 Extra folleamtn Ra cailad Lata Than 75 Cabs Out. Although 350 policemen war. aant to tho garages of tho taxleab companies whoa chauffeura aro on atrlka to rtda on tha machines, and to aea that the driver, wero not assaulted nor tho rare damaged by rlotera. leas than 7ft care were snt out by these companies yeeterday.

The companies had announced that they would out about UU Mrs. Karly in tha af isrnoon Deputy Pollco Commissioner tirlscnll finding; that Both-lug like AMI rar. were apt to bo aent out ordered an of tha policemen bark to their station. To-day adequate police protection will bo furnished to the gar-ages, but no euch large number of men will be sent out to ride on taxleab. until the companies state exactly how many machines they will operate, Iost night the striker, were Jubilant, and Chsrlea Korstor.

Hecretary of the union. Mid at the strike headquarter, that. a. a result of the poor showing, aa he put IL made by the taxleab companies, the men were more determined than ever to hold out until tho companies granted all their demands. Including that of recognition ot the chauffeura' branch of the I nlon.

The Universal Taximeter Company, which In time of peace operate, fifty-one taxlcabs, sent out three machines yesterday morning, each of them guarded by a rtnflf mis Ijite yesterday afternoon President Meade of tha New York Transportation Company that eUthty of his men had hoi. I mentlna In tha afternoon and Mil promised to be ready to take their machine out this morning Allan Uxow, Prtaldent of the Motor Cab Ownera' Association, said that all of th. tompania. ran out some machines yesterday, and adiled thnt In every case tha pollco had given adequate protection. There wre very few Instances of violence, throughout the dsy.

The worst etsrted In front of the Hotel Plasa and did not until the police charged th. rioters. Tha trouble began with tho appearance of a yellow taxleab. A crowd of ehoiU 'Joo men and boys attacked the cab. Tho yellow In I sped out of trouble and the crowd then vented Its wrath on the chauffeura of several other cab.

that were standing In front of the Plaza, the Savoy, and the Netherland hotel. SUES SURGEON FOR INJURY. Heyman Aakt $50,000 from Dr. Lilian- thai for Paralysed Arm. Supreme Court Justice McCall signed an order yeMerdsy directing Dr.

Howard Llllenthal. the surgeon of 66 Kaet Seventy-ninth Street, to submit to an ex-amlnutkin trial of a suit for damages brought agiilnnt til in by Leo-ixilil Hevman of 'JfWl West Heventy-second Hir. (. The plaintiff charges that through negligence and In tho performance of an operation upon him by Dr. Ullenthal.

hi. right arm Is permanently onrolysed. Thn phynlctan denle. all the allegations and haa filed a claim of for his services In the operation. The examination was begun yesterday after-niHin.

Lawyer H. flattell, as counsel for Heyman. upiortel his application for the order by recounting the difficulties that confront one seeking Information In the face of the clunntshness of those cruinect-nd with tho medical profession. Dr. he declare In his affidavit, has the influence of tho various hospital boards and organisations behind him In the enforcement of a compliance with the custom under which the happenings at an operation are and he want, to h-a-n from the doctor "the conditions of the defendant's body before, during and after the operation." AtM-orillng' to trie plaintiffs paper, he met with an accident at Omaha.

more than a j-enr ago. resulting in the fracture of his right arm. which brought Mm East for the benefit of skilled surgery. The operation was performed, he says, by Dr. Lllicnthal at Mount ellanl Hospital.

SHORT WEIGHTS IN JERSEY. Raaaarch Commlaalon Flnda Only 1 Out ef 10 frcalti Right In Jtrsty City. Sfcial Thl Xrw Ytrk Ttmtu TRENTON. Id." It la mora than likely that th money represented by th dlfferenc duo to short weight or measures between what tho New Jersey buyr think, ho la getting and what he actually get. la greater than the total yearly de posit, by tha same purchaser.

In Naw Jar? saving, banks." In these words tho Robert Steven. Fund for Municipal lu.aarcb Commls.lon summed up In a report to Secretary of Stat Dickinson to-day tho result, of a earchlng inquiry they hav been making all over tho Stato as to false weight, and measures. They tell of two set. of scales used by dealers, ono to weigh what they buy, which take, seventeen ounce, to tho pound; tho other used to weign good to their customers, which doe. not begin to register any weight at all until four ounce, or more are put upon the scsles.

The tell of denta In oil can. to reduce tho contents. They tell of official ealer. who do not and of petty device, by which th con. timer I.

cheated out of part of th stuff, he pay. for. Helped by the United State, bureau they nave put th operation, of In Atlantic fit v. Hrlilareton. 'am- den, Kllxabeth.

Trenton. Hoboken, Newark, Orange, Montrlair, and New IVruna-wlck under scrutiny, and tho ra.ulta ara startling. They say: Pralvs for welshing l- were from four to twoniy-fuur pounds fsst. rans used for selling oil wer from 0 to ') cublo Inches short: balance scales wer found with wol.hta attached to besm; lc crnam boss, war short from VI to 10 cublo Inches; on. dealer used fsst scales in selling and slow scales In buylna, thus rhsatln both his laler and hla nualomir; wel.ht nf various dsnumlnsilons wsrs found wlih holes drilled la their bottoms, shut removed, dry msssurs.

were found to he of faulty construction, often havn. fnlsn bottom, or indentrd sides: dry commodities were sold by Imuld measura, entailing a loss of from til to is oer r.nL oil oh psreel housht; peach taskrts containing from 12 to quarts were represented as aslf bushels: berry basksts wero found either made toe small by ma ny ruMo Inches or shortened by means of xiier between the double surfaces of tha bottom. Of 48 dealer. In Orange and 24 In Trenton, only one had correct weights and niearures exclusively. Of 141) In Jersey City onlv three had exclusively correct freight, and measure.

Of 41 In Mont-clalr and In Newark, but one In each place had exclusively correct weight, and measures. Kleven amon IPO dealers In Hoboken and ft among 4i In Camden had exclusively correct weight, and measures. The report The purchaser in Jersey City and Orangs may take It for granted that seven scales out of ten will give, him leas than ho is paying for ELECTION MEANS GOOD TIMES Authority for Thla, Howard Qould, Who Salla, Happy, for England. Among th. many pa.sengera sailing ye-terday on the Cunard liner Lusltanla wa.

Howard Oould, who return, to England aft.r only a few week. In thl country-He I. going motoring In Kngland and later he may go hunting In India. HI. yacht Niagara 1.

now at Southampton, but he said he would not travel In her to India and th Far East. Mr. Oould predicts we are entering upon a very busy period. I am satisfied with the result the last election," he said. English bankers have assured me that many millions of dollars were ready to be Invested In this country a.

aoon a. the political uncertainty wa. settled. I don't know whether this movement ha. anything to do with the drop In the price of meat, but thl.

Is the season for cheaper meat and cheaper corn." Vni'TVVEK I IIMntVB I 1 1 E. eertauaas. It. JOHN DREW Smith MONDAY. DEC.

S. Clf A ftt.l s) ntOHMAN Praeeais WILLIAM GILLE1TE mi arrKARAxoc 'I HW MMUt'll m'KKniia orrxi rur-WEKK or urne. SHERLOCK HOLMES CTC0," Hun Jl -l FtiLilW I.At'UH TlrBV THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST II O.VBTANT LAOUITKH. World. CAkUlf HL.

a'r wa. Kt. taai yJrVNiV. MaUtwa at. LAST K1.K.

KVBLE BELLEW RAFFLES. KXT MONDAY. Seats Te-day. A c6n-av nnvi.r hhama.ian AiivKNtrraT. THE SPECKLED BANDj? Katria Matlae Tbaakagtvtag Day.

kkirKCRBOCKER. B'way A Uth J. sharp. Mau. Sat.

Thanhaaivln. n. f. 1 Mm CflM KKt.lt TCDDV London Co. HUDSON I and their TUC Dl tT ailinr Bain in ins owAnixi rmrcnaLb 44tb at near Rreadety.

Erea. at Mat. Wed. BAT. A THA.NKMUi Vt.NCl aarta make No.oova widow- cvi.aoovs okli.ht." tiamion.

Krm. Wnrld. WIDOW' MAO DULL CAN I gU.lt 0." -Herald. lATta DI. LISHTFUL." un.

UAVID rREBEXTS NOBODY'S WIDOW by AVTRT hoi'wood, THANRSGIVING SPECIAL Owlnjr to the backwanl season, we have decided to make our usual January offer NOW I Suit and Extra Trousers For Price of Suit Alone $28.00 to $50.00 500 Styles to Select From Overcoats at $35, (Satin Lined) Nicoll Co. 1242 Merchant Tailors Between Broadway Samp es Mailed Request. 31st 32d Sta. A. M.

T.o.e 10 Itroadwsy: IVniglss Hhoe ro VI KIlaMbeth cl J.ilin t'onetalra Av ll.orrf. tinders Triflln A (V.V-;iii lltnlnon at unknown fj UJS MudlMHi tt Jrwlah Mornlns Journal Andre fai rarova. 1 1 UM Xtlnetta at unknown Nuns )n i Hilton Ht J. Jaknnky Hlislit W. ANlh Ht.

Hl.mund Bishop. S0O M. mini Audnran Trifling 2IM W. Xld I'ennsylvanla R. Ft TYIftln.

44V-10I Or. hsrd PI Jseoh Onhen a.45-'2.0K7 Heath Av August Mont- otnerv 9 niv S4J K. IMh William fetev ti .10 as Manhattan Ht. Kdward Kair- l-enlia Trlllng I 10-Jt! w. ttxth 8t unknown.

Trifling I 0Mt W. X5th Ht vllbeon R. Steln- sart Trifling 40 3lrt E. t2d Edward Hlgglna MW.Vti Cedar unknown Tr1Mln v-s W. Il.lth et John Tea Trlfllns antv-JO B.

Kdward Davis 15 Ml Heventh at M-eowtt. Trlfltna f-4v-1M Bowery: 3. Glassbg Trifling 0au7 Esst 103th Hhsplre A Hlreeh Ttifllns- n-m West 40th 8t 3. Ttayle las root ef East 84th Pell Brother. Trtfllng SiV-74 Oouverneur Jackson Ilsothars.

Nona to 4M Grand at Txndoo OiM 10 SJ Thnmpson A. Inae It rhrvstle at It Iter man 11 1.1-1 Thompsutt Ht It llemstern. Trifling Wallach Bros, Third Cor. Kid St. (Ojtn Kvrnlngf) 1105 Broadway.

Just Below yfltb St. 4fl-94S W. IJAth St. (Open Evening.) Every Hart, Schaffner Marx Fall Overcoat and Raincoat Reduced for those that were $25 and less- BLANGHE BATES iUCClS." A'-tmi Ilarlaa, Kti. Hun.

"BLANCHE BATE. gUERB. NOP. WOOD PLAY SCINTILLATES." BATES FINISHED. POLISH CO.

SPARKLINB." BIGGEST UUGEIIG HIT ol Uta TEAR THE COMMUTERS xsi. ais, neat. To-day. tLUA SEARS in I a NKtv THE NEST EGG. I comedy NFW IMtTCPhlU WTi TOT rcvss.

TT Moa Abarbaaell with Kalph Hera. MADAME SHERRY! THE KEW THEATRE ST.Vr-1, Tu- niT i it rtxrairs mwKn rrt. drama THE THUNOERUOLT mlv n4 fat. BTlAJk a.fkamk a hoijjcaixu (tlstltnT THE IsERRY WIVES OF WIX3S0R Bat. Kva, at (PTest TtaM TMs Beaseal BfeetnllMa a Mlreels Has Healer a setedp SISTER BEATRICE I "SMF COX l' w5- Xvsa.

t-, Tae Tkaeeati Ta, Prl Bletar Beawtw as. Dee (tKmlHs Htllll Ture. Mat. (Tlaaaactrtn lavr) aa4 Baa, K. Tea Merry WHn ef Wlaeaee.

Ul ICtTlC irwar a it at. rge RAJCd I III Xlxa Wed. a Tstea all Bst. I it. uaa.

THE OLUEOIRD Tse Bin. Blrg per Hsset i a mai New Theaiee'i Urtglaal Cat. Tlekete far fh sheet Theatre, la This Graag Nat Hold Tbrasch jrvaaei's jar MeBriale's tntlre It lock. 4th 4l-44th Pts. Ev.

at s. uaur Matlaee. at B. Best Beau Tba tataraa.l la. il I 11 Ke ra rerthauaas i vir.

Th. Uotj U0 Nusara I ParthsuakS 17 1 We at it a.1 Moa Wed. A Tanaf prse line TBAtlBinniia Van Reaaaelsel het tar Greatest Xlasleal lilt la Tews. i new nj iibii iun M.i hi in C'lUA TKKMIM In B'aat 45th St. K.ree.

I I I Mnt. NBUOHTYHARIETTfl MH OWVH.I.K IIARROLD. IS. LID1VI 1 I Wed. Thank.

Best Comedy in Town THE COUNTRY BOYwV: inp WPflFB' KITTV GORDON In 2Hh at. Mats. AIUllA YOU l.ivr. Hat. Tonlne.

w1ti JOHN WoCLOSKIV. f.R ANri311 BOB'T HlXllAirS UAAili.N,,! Mon. THCAJRCAOIANS. 'HAHLkm Ull.l INOUAM'S "Kta Gl A lmada I Mate. Sat.

L. 4Sth Ml. ITIiaidua. LIS A Hf.tl. HMUAUWAT all AL Klluw Bun Adeline Qenee Mm, kvoh jm utii it'r Ha xt i ruida Ciela.a cy.

LULU LASER tu. rt.i and naV IN iivsjiiii thu naiaeji co.noh SI yie anoTkMti ai. tm. I'M. a Mata wad.

Ii HlTtl'gaV BABY MINE A TT aa. MAUrVL I I Mstlaee Te-4a. Beat Mt II. It CasUtataa Tau." IIATUCD aiinea muinLn bfeolu. Buq.

Thankaf'f. 1 11 war aan im m. M.u. TiiankMlrtn la a Hew Sliu'eal en-Ba, rVa-'as velaea. Mattnee Sat.

ThJili'W Sam Bernard MixIri THE QAMBLEKS Ks-, BROADWAY I MARIE CAHILL CASlNa II Onmaitii 41st. E. ef B'way wweaiwaeT Mata Wad. "fcv.a, 1:10 v. A Thankai'.

I 14 II DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In THE CUB Alk ei Thea MUUIOII I 1. Mat Th.i.tu I ll Ssth, sr. a Mat. A Thl CTEEDON grossmith la MR. fBEIPY AND THE COUWTF.BB.

tVEtOfi Utth. W. uf Ith A. K. 1iiZ A AIV Mate.

Wed. and Sat Thee. A. Wlaa In "A Oenlleman fe-i 1 atk M. B.

Wamae in "Alia. I amy Valeallna." IB I Bear Si. K' if S. wait, and DI'STIX FARXrM In CAMKO KtRBY N't wfc-Thos. Wlaa, "Oentlrman fret.

MUslstippi. (fill lHI ltJ I Uomm. Atarasea JLlwl IT 1 Opeoa iUil a IjIM set reset i ail GREATEST EXHIBITION OF HORSES EVER HELD U. B. Off lean vt.

Istlltk. dstts a. caeeaia. Mllltarp Caataeta. Hunter.

Hist) Jusajnnc. reur in-Manas. Tendema, tadles' Saddle Itr.nght Hereea. (Iltoea Adalaaiea II. METROPOLITAN Vioijmb mm i A7.r Zlirz T75m.n' rurnu; nvsju AUUlttO.

OH ffl Kum tIK Ufll af aa PHICC8. Bras. lol.ta: Mm. Wldl. Rappold: MVlln'.

4oomw- P-ntlra Meuopuhtan Mr. Uerta and Mf. NEXT WRICK! it? Mmes. Parrar. flai ror.1.

nndtirtar. TiMcanJnl. leatn. Hosiar. (debut); VVI.

Caruaa. Amatu. da gMunlt. Ceuductor, roacanlnl. THANKSQIVINQ DAY.

At s'eleek. PARSIFAL Mma rremetad: MV. Furrtan. Areata. With-miMon.

Oorlu. Hlnehaw. Herta. vfJ, Mn" elh. riahaut Matifrld: St 41.

I nnatantlae. Banaud. Uldtir. Huaal, Pmleeil. YnrtIl9i m- CAVALLCP.IA RUSTICANA iP i Mnw "en Alun.

Wlrknam. M.lifrl.j: MM. Caruao. Martin. Amata.

OlUy, Bads, t-cmd nROOKI.TN ACADF.MV OF MfPIC. a.J!. TB0VAT0.E. Mmes, Rnrld. lloirwr; Ml Slaak.

Aiuatu. WlUierapauu. Audialo. Cundtlrtnr. Poik-atl WKUKH flANO t'RCO.

PARSIFil A raeltsl (at I0) i niiwii Nov. So. if rt.a ia- W. llth. Rsaderi ranf.

Studio. 71 I hone 714 IMnsa AMY GRANT. O. L. BAFrORU.

Ian 1st. PHILnARMONir nr vrw YORK- OIHTtV Condurtor. rrid.ty Am-ruoon. nnirs'e llnll. SiSO.

$18 $25 for those that were $30 to $40 ee.Mi.ns.iai.ai. i i 'mi una nia'Tmn imaamn mil sfA saaawsaaaw sfci. U.J aa a toxvv Itttjjjlr JOaV yeyisv-sav''issi mmmfmmm m-Mrimmmr' sb ai.wipas iiiwbbsw Tev I iiKnro HOFMANN (lolnlat. BANTKl 4T1I CONt'KISTO. nitiiMin- ii niii'iiiir, ill MANN.

DEDI R4V. Brte. to 2. Manaaneni Loudon t'harlton. CARNEGIE IIALX Russian Symphony MODK8T AI.THCHI LEB, -teadurti Tn.mcuT rre 111 I Soloist: Cnacert Alexsodar HEINEJUANN Oerman Baritone.

SubeerlBUene asd atnla Beats, tve. to (l as. uew so aals at Bos Office. Leading Haberdashers arc showtnf Shirt, for Autumn wear. New color roaplajs, making contrasts out of th.

ordinary. EARL 6 WILSON. lTUlUa VUta. Bat, Wad ThanSsifi ALWAYS A VCCEHI MAY IRWIN 'VKSirrr getting a poush Br Booth T.rklna ton Barry Lon Wllso Me7(sa B'var. 4Mti Pt.

a V.i. WM MaSIUH A Sat. I Wed. MaL EXTRA MAT. T7UMv.uIVl.NO with THE GIRLt'U.

TAXI I dbhVvVn. eaaP uauy wai. in. i nersae-a ctrsua, sthera. ALIIAL1BRA illy Mai.

tJv. lllllaa NlrhoU Bernard, Terse Bh.w. Muraa. JCd. P.

a Sanaa IfUIlA A.a. Waal Co Urn tlx Mat. it. Oellete Ufa." Roland csaa, Bemon, ethers. NOV.

22 BONO RECITAL ALESSAXDRO BON CI Ticket. 74 eu. to It. it Bo. Office, rametle Hall Direction Hsenael Ik Jonaa Knabe Plane.

IIKHT CONCERT. IVJ-WIOni BUS. A DELE MARGUL1ES TRIO Adele Marralles IPlsn VIOll AApaats It. SO 11.00 at Moa Office. a a auls 'Cello Leooeld I.lchteaber.l La avbnli rAHNKUIK Mundsy Aft Nor.to.at I HHUNO RECITAL, by QEOKUE fsv A I IM toe.

to 11.10. Msns.ement of Loudon Charlton. MANHATTAN HANS OPERA Wast S4tft Bt. Ev. 15.

Mat. Bst. IS. THE ri.t'TM ri.ATr.it. phicei src.

to j. I A fleas tS I I ft I Si w-Gl want PTJNDAT. MATINEE NIOHT. MONSTER VAUDEVILLE CONCERTS. EXTRA MAT.

I NO rtCY A Crfl 4th nr. R'eay. K. liCLi9awJ Mala To-day Haturdar 1coMEDifV THl CONCERT DrOlini IP W. IM at.

Be. Mala RErUULIls aat. Tbanka. Day. 1:14.

REBECCA OF SUKNYBHOOK FARM huoscm ful.av BEATRICE IRWIN'S Her Poems of the Orient bt Orlartaal Costamee and Bettlaca. ELLEN TERRY TJodsea Theatre. TO-DAY AT 3 LETTERS Cf SHAKESrEAKE'B FLATS. Illustrative Aettna. Tragedy and Comedy, Ticket.

Bos Office. Last M. J. Aapearaaee. (tTV THEATRE.

14th Pt. Ev, Bat Mat Wl I i5c. lo, tlo, Wed. Mat lie te Tla bAylSSSCVB THE LILY Neat Waeh-BEBSM MeCOT In the ECHO. AMCRICAfl 4 Jd nr.

B'way. laaily Mat. I Be. AMKIVERBARY WEEK 22 ALL STAR ACTS CURTAIN BISKS IM.IM Keith af ktwetaw's RTH AYE Twr "ualiy Mat. ETA TANOCAT.

Blear, ai Laaar.aa. Ilea Wal-. atari Usyklas-Astelt etlra. ntnfcfi Tm il. The Hreat inVlllU "Das stsalfcsauesiaadel" (The My fl.ACK slriaas OIH).

paras br Jars Bat BaaTJ WW BUavSAS. 1UKATRX' I'll, Oluarh Academy THE FATAL WE0DIK8 M. IB I COWCSBTS. WtXT WHK SIBiatA ASISlfPSTtlM'B tTHB OIRI. WITH THE Kti M-il-i vnuaaii eta.

Baa tm Dally Mats. St-M. 1 other Bi. Btav Acta. (ij-iPSLipe- -ptLllU rOSt TKOSX WHO UVS BY BRAIN WORX.

If yoa Kara trouble wkh yesjr WATCH LetterCerfwiUftxit Kenatre. taeadl.ta uU atakas W.tehM. ctnrka. aad isn el ota MaMsa Lass. Me Vsrk.

fll VUDir East llth at. Matinee To-day. ULTMrlU ths si. la pbom nappvlamb. MVRRAY HILL.

Mat. To day. PmMrtne Ka it Brleeeja.IRWI2'S MAJEVTICB. COLUMBIA I i 47th. I lPm Mat kk Mat.

tla. to .1. BsMktaa. BHOOKLTW AWf POXTT FAIL TO HEAB FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE QUARTET Neant Koth ctoac and Read Is a. from Dunb.r.

Well-trained voleee ferfeet la l.rprvi.tioa. BROOKLYN A0ABCMT BP EUBIO, Meate MsH. THWRSOAV IVININS. NOV. 17, AT I II Ticket, at Bltrlln.

Plana Co, lie. te 11.11 0 8P II II MATTIEWBON A METER rntU Mar Tuliy. BALDINa a. kosu Mat Orr. roUARTr- sUaUXaf UUUaV VaVOi U4jT SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS Filth Avenue at 47lh Street Recent larflc addlllons In the latest Parisian designs to our Pearl and Diamond stock are now ready for Inspection.

GeSCHIRMER(inc) MUSIC DEALERS Are Now in Their New Store 3 EAST FORTY-THIRD STREET The Largest Stock of Music in the World. Seareti: of Success Mental Comceimfaraitioiii Men who won fame and fnrfttna -r nVaneUi'rr 1 aaa.uaa a A liiiiu aril communion over a single problem. Tlie Real Tolstoy Intimate (acta about the noted rvyssian wnose experiences during the past few days have stirred tne world. A War on Raits a To Prevent Plague San Francisco and fighting the "Black through extermination rodents. The Gibson GirFs Br nssion ru)-, ri 4a.

a arB a a ivai I saw i saa WW saaar bSb BbW tor of the well-known tvDe American Girl, tells how she came into existence, who she ia, and what her mission is. Togo Solves Another ystery The I apanese detective clears up the "horble secret of the Rockefeller Institute." It's full of laughs. The Pictoiria! Sectiom Will contain half-tone reproductions oft the following: 77ib Yalw-Prtncwton Football Qam. Historic Panoh PrtttnUd to of Common. A Reetnt Dramatic Succut.

Society at Homo anj Abroad. Tho BatlU of Bit (jwu. Ptrtlt of DirigtbU Ballooning. A Cloudbuni In tht Bau of Nablts. i And a full-page reproduction of the painting.

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