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The evening world., 1920-10-28
By Fay Stevenson.

ugsighA, DO b ~ Pruas PSIbli-hhg O..
ens ~ HSt nsSains wOsla.
"ImiL New York ever SEQ another
w aootSty function "a wonder
Ad ~ ne Bradley Martin
@n-7
Tads n WasAA SOoAsty folk hns won
nmans - ny YondSr Over tho news
mea0S osMkh q hrs. COrnelta y. Mar
S%3A1W oe EnO late Bradley Martin.
- BVod hia rosidsnos from New
RAO GOnaon some yeArs ago.
N a. y w. thin S'mlptpous Bar
m@@S stunt given at tho Waldorf
Ams1uAA N 1851 whACh swept thu Brad
~ Anseaa tuAo RnEhHh sOuisty. en-
NAahA1a Eham In magtor1eld Gar
dms @uA naEaad off khsir dAuShteR
chEmsoAA. 20 eAs DAE1 Of Craven. No
a1AmUa In RWGnEy-threo yeaTs has
aHHa mAds 20 equal tt4s dazzling ball,
WtliOA hE0uSht out All the jewels and
GtnsgY Of exclusive society. a dinner
wIaSn cost $40 q plate, and cos
nImoA dSOorAtsOns and fol-de-rols
watch made tho entire ball sum up to
S7Bo,Oeo.
Nor has any society event been 90
severity consued by the pulpit and
paGDlio opinion. DR.. william Ralns-
ford and DR.. Madison Peters were
specially diBpleased with what thSy
NeuEsnSd "a vulgar display of money"
W4IIo Or. Peters m1d when the
aviation for pAlatial houses. bloOded
lsOrsaA Jewels and diamonda, gold and
silver plate and dinners OF dozen
vcuurBeH porvadea nearly all classes
and people Vie with one another In
aGwdTy display what will DO tho Of
ReOe on the morals OF the nRtiOnr'
H'ha Rev. ]. u, Devtns said. Il
sOuld GuKEaSs - Mrs. Bradley Martin
=. m1loh better way OF spending her
-mgnay than on such a ball, She could
RtW the money 70 Cooper Union
H.aAor Bupoau Of which / am Chair
mAn We found positions for 1000
masn last year. and for every S1.So
spent 10 put a man in a position OF
Undergraduates. Theoretically. there
4oRe, 10 o1uld got places for AZ least
uB0yDo0 man n We could have tho use
OF the S16O, 900 which II is said was
'spRnt on tho Bradley Martin ball and
tho costumes worn thero."
A. clever roportsr even interviewed
= poOE WomAn by the name of ROsen-
thai AnA compared her dinner for her
ukmAy which cost two cents a plats
with the aftair which amounted %
~ NJ Bradley Martins accom-
H5alabad fi1sar hearth desire-they out
S4Vuaad tho -Four Hundred and won a
Flans 10 English sootety. Never has
Rhs 81 WAadoT1 blazed WIN 90 many
Adsamonds o. o0utainod % many or
SatEAas ss \ did that Feb. 10. 1897.
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BVoEy ntcho was a marvel Of mo nor
ist's art Great mirrors along tho
walla OF the corridor were wreathed
in Virginia IVY and clusters OF Amert-
can Beauty roses. Orchids and
bunohes OF moss hung from tho cell
ingu and tapestries as II thay grew
there.
"A funny st mo carriage entrance,
an English fllmicy with beautiful
calves and uncertain his. wore the
livery Of louis XIV. and baWiod the
names or the guests as they arrived
% Mrs. Bradley Martin. who was COS
TUNED a. tho Queen OF Henry OF Ma
varre-iARrEuerite OF VRiois. Five
hundred thousand dOllars' worth OF
jewels blaDed froan her person and
made a striking 0f6oot upon her
black vofvet with itB train which
swept back twenty 6sst. Tho crown
upon Nor brow flashed forth 800. 900
worth OF Jewels, While she wore a
schumacher and Eirdle OF diamonds On
ropes OF pearls which cost tBo,oo0.
Tho -Qusen" stood smiling FRA
cbonsly as a Queen should W,hen her
subjects approach 30 Do nor honor.
A little 10 one side stood tho FCnE.
Mr.. Bradley Martin He. too, bowed
graoiously, but the ball was known
aB Mrs. Martins affair. % 4 WIS %
her most Of tho temporary homage
and censure fell.
The invitations instructed ths
guests 10 wear costumes of the Six
teenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Centuries. IT 10 antereBting to note
that most Of the women came garbOd
as Queens PrlnceS, Pnincoasas. or
ladies Of honor; there was no Char
lotto Corday or Nine, dc Staei. There
were five Marie Antoinettaa ten
Mines dc PompadOur ana three Cath
erines OF Russia, Tho men, however,
were different. Hermann Oelrichs was
a BurFon1aster, r, q, willing an m
dian Chfef, while there were three
George WoshingtonB and one Benja-
mbn F,ran1di1s
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copyriaht. 1890. b. The Press plbliuhi
w IHY stall your grocer every
w week when for five bucks
you can develop your will
power and stall him for longer
periodsH This will power thing IS
getting 20 be the gravy. For an
Article V. you can train your dome
20 do more tricks than the educated
seals. After reading this heaven
sent volume on will power you can
do anything but get your money
back. Every human being has will
power! Resist II for minute and
buy this book. After that. you will
never fail 10 use your brain cells
again.
Scores OF dry Congressman who
are too modest TO indorse the
patent medicines have Endorsed this
nifty edition. II has helped them 20
increase their incomes. Congress-
man Flubb OF Florida was making
$500 a year and II cents a mile be-
fore ne indorsed Man and His
Mind" The Congressman Is now
making $500 extra for every lndorse-
ment he writes. He says our book
has taught him things he never
knew IN Florida, Mr.. Flnbb Is now
doing HIS own office work and pocy-
citing $4,000 per annum extra Tie
Is also frSnklng his personal mail
which Is easily possible 10 man
with will power
Bift @. McGurk Of Yapwlle. Nc.
writes TO us az follows: Gentle
men-Your book has done wonders
Tor me. would not sell Il for
$1,000" Lester IIoff the famous
book dealer OF CHICAGO writes:
"Gcntlemen--I would not sell your
book for $4,000" Different persons
place different valuations ON our
volume, depending on their Will
power
Oscar Nupp is a typical case Ono
year ago, Oscar Nupp was a films
clerk in a blacksmith shop. TIo
barely earned enough 10 starye hls
wife and eight children. and there
was a mortgage on his home and
the granolithlo walk. Then Mr
The evening world., 1920-10-28

q Co The Nov Yot Ersnins W0ridl
Nupp sent IS and got our tasty
volume. To-day the high cost q
living and nine mouths 20 feed do
not bother Mr.. Nupp He is serving
a sentence for uon-support and his
wife and kiddies are for the first
time enjoying the luxury OF an ALMA
house. A. Mr., Nupp says, only will
power could accomplish those
things.
Take the case OF Herman ooxE.
For eleven years he was a letter
carrier and had nothing 10 show
for Il but two stripes on bis sleeve
and form letters from a collection
agency that Mr.. Gogg forgot and do
livered to himself. One day a Gus
toner on his route. b whom ne haa
just delivered our volume. gave ~
10 him IN the pit OF the stomach. n
was just the push that he needed.
During his period Of convaloscenos
Mr. Gosg read tho volume and ds-
clded he would no longer DO a let
ter carrier. He is now a conduotoT,
doesn't have to walk many weary
hours each day, and makes his col
locfions every hour as usual. Some
times q single collection nets hina
as much as SECS, and the Gogg fam
iiy Is now no longer In want. VIII
power dld -
Yes, viii power Is certainly The
sn'fl' without it, Grant would
never have taken Richmond, Soc
rates would never have taken poison,
AMI steve Brody would never have
taken a chance, And the beauty Of
20 that win power Is In all OF us.
70 only takes five dollars to bring
a. out
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COURTISI11R e'sDlIAgRIAGE


J o. rIts New Yors hssnins W0Sidl
friendship. Recently the young
man has tried 10 renew H. What
shall ! dot
self CONSCIOUS"
Renew your friendship by all
means. Character 10 very much
more important than the way a man
loola. As long as YOU love and ad-
mire this man that 10 sufficient.
Dear Miss Ninosnti Having
read a lSttsr In your column from
a young girl stating her case
about q young man not calling TO
see her on WodnoEdays and Sun
days, I would like 10 cay that l
have boon shout with a young
man who has only called upon me
on those two days. would like
70 know II thls young girl Will
give tho Hrst Initials Of tho young
man through your column aS
feel sure haVs the same young
man caller, VERY ANNlouSh,
WHO n hat L'st'A hn6 out EiElA
The evening world., 1920-10-28
MAXINS
OF a
MODEM MAID
1AR9UERtTE f1ooRRs f1AR5IlAll

ooDyTishA 1880 ~ Ihs Pres Puhfi.hingoN
Tao Nos York BrunnE wortdl
THB pulmotor OF dying love n .
hiss.
A woman wants q monopoly
oven m Ortticising her husband. and
nothing annoys her 90 much a. COM
petition from her in-lawB.
Why q man marTies: In order TO
have somebody to blame whVn no
misses his train. is attacked by indi-
gestion. OF cuts himself shaving.
Why q woman marries; In order
to have somebody to blame when the
roast is tough, the furnace 1fre goes
out or the theatre seats are too fay
back.
Il Doesn't matter whether a woman
gives love and time and labor TO a
man. or whether she is Belfshness
porsOniHcd-he Win be Just as nasty
whenever no is IN a bOorish mood.
In a world misty with cynicism and
Misunderstanding. somebody ought
to invent a System OF fog signals for
usO by all true lovers.
That man or woman with the darn
purple Crouch "a often the victim OF q
cheerful liar.
A hgn that a man II getting old
81 when he wonders II. instead Of
roses, he can't send carnaeons-they
cost 30 much lessl
Divorce Is like VaccinRtiou-each
operation may be performed two or
three times before It takes.
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GOING DOWN.

dsauarAa. fp1p. ~ Iibs PTu. FViffistIins On.
tThs Nov York Evening WDld,l
DnAR ACroRSs Shakespeare
saJu ealo wdh4d - a stage
amaWo tihOaotors. Suppose
NJ W'oEad d . moving pic
SuFA ere VOu in your right place
"a ~ S8UturGf
q haGu1fJn bNll soan8 thrown
- - SCREEN snA you ara pio-
AuESa aEE4v9ng IN . business
SUIT Arc you unweicomsf You
uNy net be. yet you arc decided
~ out Of the picturo The ban
Oaas en- just tho same and your
d4U1oHfort may not be shared
BY Sthers. yet you go disturbed.
Garry this into yddr daily nfa
your once work or what not
Ans you out OF the picture2
TIhe trouble Is not with the
0nAos or your boss or anything
oDoapt YOU. Got In line, get in
absp with your environment and,
ubOVs all, our IN THE PIC
.TuHUm. Yours Truly,
ALFALFA SMITH.
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said Ma JRrr at the door.
You told me that when /
wHs horO yesterday" q surly voice re-
piled 4 wish you'd pay something
ON account, II you can't pay Il all,
Tho boss told me'-
u said, como tomorrow replied
Mrs.. JArT. icily. as she closed the
dOeF.
And after . moments hesttA ton
mo visitor was heard 70 clump away.
"DOgGOns III Why DON'T you pay
peoplo7" asked Mr.. Jar testify. How
would you nAo II II you wero told
Now. you mind your own affairs"
said Mrs. Jar, sharply. u pay my
bills a great deal more promptly than
other people that live around here and
put on a lot Sf airs. There's Mrs.
Stryver. she lets her trades people
wan and wait The millCrnan told me
that tho Stryvers owed his company
over forty dollars. Why. the stry-
vers went TO Palm Beach last win
ter and were gone two months and
never paid a bill before they wont.
They Just told tho tradesman not %
leave anything TIL they came back,
that was ali there was TO II. But n
We go to the country for two weeks
in tho summer every brakeman In
tho neighborhood Is clamoring around
for the few dollars that may DO due
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READ WOULD COST TO-DAY.
Running his sophisticated syes over
tho prtooa paid In those days he
pOintod b ten poolB OF now peas ~
$40 and said at least $40 now"
Pointing TO 100 boxes OF hothOusa
no said 'ipFobahny 81 a
box to-day and then you couldn't
count On using all tho box. And IS
70 champagne and nQueurU-they can't
be bought At ALL"
The evening world., 1920-10-28
- housewares seRAPeook.

~ YOU are storing your f,irs az
home 90 les w,ll 90 take them out In
,hc air once "a month Turn them In
..dr out and beat well ON wrong side
wu.g win prevent the hairs fattenlnE
down and becoming oily
DO not put your feather pillows Out
90 air ON warm days. The heat draws
ont AN the dumness OF the feathers
and the pillows viii secome hard ana
heavY. .-.--... 81.
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WtAT oeoAR eAYs eAME

WHAT OSCAR SAYS GAME or
IT would cost Just twtus as much
TO give that $40 plate supper now as
Il dd them said Oscar TSchtr0Cy. the
famous Oscar OF tho Waldorf. who
has been connected with al tho en-
,tertRlnments and banquets Of me
hotel for over quarter OF q century
and was q course much concerned
with the welfare OF the Bradley Mar
tin ball
The evening world., 1920-10-28

CUDyrighL is2o. b. Tna Prsss Pahla
GCD EAR MISS VINCENT A
year ago met one Of
my childhood boy
friends. ! have gone out with
him a number Of tlmoS and he
has proved himself q chap Of
splendid character. We were to
be engaged q short time ego.
like HE people and everything
looked very bright for us until
my relatives claimed that no was
far too honely a man for mo TO
we'd. am considered very good
looking and all my family Rave
an idea that ! ought 10 marry a
handsome man. While this
younn man 10 not especially
good looking admired him for
HE good, clean character and
common sense. But since my
people havs raised this dis
turbanRs hava hroksn tbs
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$40 a Plate in l897-Cost 1920 To-Day
WHAT TIE BRADLEY hAARTllao RAap FOR euPPER.

Mocha coffOo, 20 pounds ......- 1900
100 quarts q AD0tlinaE1A-.s...- 1900
Brandy and lAqueuEH $3.50. 10000
100 quarts OF champagne. Ppo-
cial vintage Of 1850 ......... 7oe.00
70 quartz Of ahory, Anon
tillado PAaAdo ,..4,.......... 10000
so bunol0s OF white hiang. ...,. 10000
so throe-fOot baskstl Of hot
house Ewegt peas .....,...... 1000
Palms ard dogwOOd boughA... $4,000
waldorf Astoria orchestra .... 10000
Cigars and oigarsttes ......... 10000
Rental Of AAboF GAlAsgY .,.s.,. 100000
Rental 81 BASt and mSTtio
heotna .s~~s s@~--~-------ssssss pgOVO
Tipa ,.,-,,....r $50 90
Special eAblA. 10 hY 20 ADok..... $50. 90
Candles ........-..-...... $500
Extra service .-.ys~s-.ssss--... 500. 90
Ice ..........S----..--. 1000
Engraving ...s.-------.s.---s.. IO0, 90
Menus ......,....-....---a.. $4,000
Astoria prona teStE
mAt.sD ..----~---s .~--~------ 100000
'TOtuI ....-.....--....,.,...-...SS,BlS.O 90
50 present. cost per piata-.-... $4,000
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Place. thu WaAdorf- Astoria Present.
eighty-dI pofBona. Cost. 4o,51B.
100 dosan selootSd Little Mesa
cams ..s.s..ss.. .-.sss.s-... NoAOo
Material for Eunbo and oiaag
turtle soups .....,.......... 100, 90
Material for moulgo imparAeriOo 10000
ShAd roo and Oyster orAhs..- 5000
Georgia tomatoes and ououEn-
Ders ...f.s....s......y.. eV'V0
100 selected PHILADELPHIA
Hpring chickens .......-...-.. 1900
10 peckn Of nav peas ....s..... 1000
100 hlefs Of spring lamb ...,. 100. 90
80 punches Of new WetitS
asparagus ...r........s.-.... 5000
Foundation for Hherbet ........ $500
100 selected Philadelphia equals 100. 90
100 head OF Southern lettuos... 1000
100 boxes OF hothouBo straw
berries ...s.g..s-s---..~~-- ~-~ lQ0.Q0
100 individual ioaB ..-.s...-.s-s 5000
90 pounds OF fancy cAka-.-ss~. 5000
Imported mottooa ...---.--...s. 10000
honbona sss.s-...~.ss-ss@af.s 1O.OO
Olives, caviar. osiery. rAdishsA,
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THE JARR FAMTI1n

oTaa M ). n. r T,sa.l.. O. IN. Nv Tst I.. w..a,
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THURDSAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1920

III Tho phnnf finn Oy,or. New Serial Ruby Ayrss
- 1870 'VN"''OV''S~VOOt in Evening World Nov. = II
nswes question Are White LES justified Winning Lsvs
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- rIfcAI. Il. oIHAE a

oODJTGht 1890 b. rvnAms
THY stall your every Nupp IS and got our
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olSgIiElA. l1a ~ NJ PrsS PahnrA
G0(NoMn back tomorrow. please. -
u said MrA JRrr at the door.
You told me that when /
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BUD VS.. BLOSSOM.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
Here am in this debate again. First
to express my thanks to "a Modern Girl
for her compliment to me. Also, lest
be thought narrow minded. would learn
to waltz if had the chance. In reference
tc use OF cosmetics. have no need to, az
many other girls know.
Now. in answer to the Western writer
would say his suggestion is all very well
for the girl Of means. who can meet the
expense Of such trips Now. then. what
about the many girls who financially cam
not afford to spend even their two weeks
vacation at any great distance from home
or where they may make conGenial
friends?
Truly ii seems we're up against it
There is u world of truth in the saying.
What the eye does not see the heart does
not long after" However, better thus
than try to make a success of matr'rnony
with one who cannot appreciate high
ideals. a BROOKLYN BLOSSOM.
Brooklyn, N. ", Jan. 9, 1920.
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THE CARPATHO-RUSSIANS.

To THE EDtToP or TIE Herald -
There is considerable confusion concern
ing the term "Carpat ho- Russian and the
facts are often still more beclouded by
newspaper articles which put the Ukraini-
ans and Carpatho- Russians together. Such
an article appeared in the HERALD on De-
cember %. under the caption ''Ukraine
Congress Here to Protest Polish Mandate"
In the first place. there is no nation,
race language. country or religion known
as Carpatho- Russian. The Carpatho- Rus
SLAMS are an insignificant political party
nothing more. Ever since East Galicia,
peopled by Ukrainians formerly unwillinS
subjects OF the Russian Empire, became a
part of the Austrian Empire, the Russian
Tsar sought to win the territory back 30
his domain. He sent into East Galicia
many agents some of them political some
Of them Russian Orthodox priests, TO try
10 convert the people into Russophiles.
These Russian Tsarist agents, together
with the few converts they made. were the
Carpatho-R issians. In race and language
they are Ukrainians: in religion and poll
tics they are Russian. Out of a total
=
million In East Galici the Carpatho-Rus-
sian party numbers less than fifty thou
sand.
The Ukrainians. on the other hand. are
a nation Of forty million people. occupying
well defined photographic territory OF
more than 900.0Ao square miles About
thirty-siX million Of them occupy the vast
plain in the southern part Of the former
Russian Empire. About four million Of
them are in the ad Joining territories OF
East Galicia, Bukovina and Hungarian
Ruthenia, which was in the Austro-H Hun
garian Empire. In every respect save re-
ligon, they are one people. In religion the
Clralnians OF former Russia are Russian
Orthodox the Ufrainians of former Aus
tria- Hungary are Greek Catholics. recog-
mixing the Pope at Rome as their head.
The great majority of the Ukrain'ans In
the United States come from the Austro-
Hungarian part OF Ukraine.
The Ukrainisns in all parts Of Ukraine,
with the exception of the infinitesimal por
ton OF them who are OF the Carpatho
Russian party. are Intensely natonalistic.
They desire a Ukrainian republic which
shall embrace the entire Ukrainian nation
and be separate and apart from Russia
Poland and every other Power.
DIRECTOR UkRAINIAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE Oh THE UNITED
STATES
New York CITY. Jan. l. 1890.
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Herald Readers +
Discuss Topics \
of Live Interest
Look Out for the Eastern Girls, 'Bill,"
They're on Their Way
West

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In answer to William J. Matthews Go
West Ladies'" must say it is a very fine
idea, now that most Of the Red Cross work
and war work is over. and some of us who
have cooked for, sewed and knitted for the
real boys" are once more thrown back
upon narrow two by four lives Of idleness
and uselessness.
Go West and make real homes, be real
wives and pals to the men who are men in
reality and not dollhouse office men, whose
lives are spent in subways and elevated
cars or forty story office buildings, who
have no interest in life higher than the
short skirt the near-girls are wearing.
Do you blame men for drinking wood
alcohol when most OF them are suffering
from painters collie" after kissing their
girls goodnight?
do not believe In the "cave man" stuff
but, honestly, long for Bill Hart to graz
me by the hair and drag me through three
feet OF snow, just to know that there is
blood and life left in something or some
body.
IN go West. believe me, and start cook
ing on ranch, get up singing my head
off in the mornings and cook things that
will have every man fighting for his place,
and knit and darn socks.
Old Fl. G. of l.. and 1919 clothes. or the
lack of them, have not killed all of us-yet
Now if some kind soul will map out the
shortest road and easiest walking I'll be
off, or mayhap some one has nice, gentle
old. white horse he wants to die naturally
or by degrees. he would give me- ] am
not particular how I get there-I'm just
going.
Here's New Years greeting to wv. J.
M. and the men of the West:-We do ad-
mire you and rise to second your splendid
motion. KENTUCKY
West Haven, Conn, Jan. !, 1920.
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THE COMMUNIST WAR ON CAPITALISM.

One of the tenets and aims OF the Communist
PARTY Is the overthrow Of capitalism" The dec
laration of the party faith contains the follow
ing:-"The Communist party Of America proposes
TO end capitalism and organize workers repub-
lie. To develop the revolutionary movement it
is necessary to free the workers from the oppres-
sion of capitalism"
Americans need 10 be aroused to the dangers
arising from the persistent effort Of the so-caled
Bolshevist forces to destroy capitalism and the
capitalist system That aim is part of the new
democracy" or industrial democracy" of which
so much Is heard. To turn the thought of sober
results OF such false economic notions O campaign
Of education may be needed
II might be well TO impress upon the promoters
OF Communism that capital means the tools of
production, whether labor. land, goods, wealth or
money, or all five. Accumulated energy and savings
in whatever form are capital and ore of practical
value only as they put 10 further production Of
mistake and false notion TO separate labor and
capital into two antagonist elements Both be-
long TO the same machine for the production of
wealth To destroy capitalism is TO DESTROY the
entire unchinery OF modern production. for n
means the removal Of the rewards Of labor and
saving and tends to check and finally stop eco.
nonfc production.
uring the work, worth and savings Of all engaged
in the process Of production. The elements in this
production all are capital in some form, hence the
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Animal meeting American Society Of Recon.
v,ructiou plaza Hotel. hnif.past two T. NJ
Weetinc business Womcn's Committee Near
resf peiicf MrAlpin Hotel. haif-paSt seven p NJ
Luncheon, Zionist Organization, Of America.
PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE Shew. Grand Central
Automobile Truck SHOW. EIGHTH Coast Artiilcry
Armorv from ten a, " 70 half-past ten T.. NJ
Meeting. Rubber Association or America, Wal
o0 pipncr. Tennessee Society. VANDERBILT Hotel.
n II. La GuardIa. President Of the Board Of
aldermen, lecture "Restoraticn Of City Hall
PARK" CITY Club. No IS West Forty.fourtb
street. uuartcr past eight T. NJ.
Annual smoker. Rutgers College. University
Ciuh. hnlf-nast seven 7. NJ.
supper. Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick Com
n,odnrc Hotel evening.
Dance Chi Beta sigma. Commodore Hotel. even
ing. a., -,,
'eT1e Unmarried Mother Her Child and the Law ~
free synagogue House. No. 30 West SIKH eighth
Roosevclt Memorial Meeting. Carnegie Han.
Dr. il. w. Miner lecture. "Kingdqm Of the
rides" American Institute OF the City Of New
YORK. No, % Vest Thirty-ninth street. quarter.
1ysou,hly dinner, Rotary Club. McAirip Hotel.
n. Nssro Mass Meeting, Cooper uHioA eyenias.