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WORKHOUSE HASVAUBEVniESHOfl"Deadhead" Audience o
1,239 Cheers Antics ofKeith Performers.
DR. DAVIS MAKESSPEECH AT DINNER
Her Talk on Backbone Nu Mate*for Wishbones. So She Has
to Dive Way to Turkey.Black-well's Islan.1 became a posi
tively cheerful place yesterday, foi
It boused two jri-gantic and tree
.enduu* vaudeville »hows f"f th«
benefit of the members of the (¿o'derRule Leaifue Although the «ntire n«i
«lietiee of 1,280 was esmpossdsiveir of deadhead», there wasn't the
.»ii/n of a w«rrv on the ma: a/eimoit'*brow, for this was the annual entertalnment of B. F. Keith's Thank*«/i.¡nr Troubadour*, and some fiftv vaude¬
ville star* volunteered their servicesto make the occasion auspicious.
.Vftrr tl sI-.av Wftnlen John I.Murths, who is the Tom Oobome ofbe *«.orkhous«\ and iust as popular
with the islander« as (»-home i« with.he sine Bine men. Introduced om
mission«! Katharine H. T»avn. I lis
emmii «-.ner made a stunning spoeeh..-. S," and then they I
OS partake of a real turkrv d m
.vith celerv. SWOOl p«»tatoes. .ranh'rr.it, nine«* île, ice cream and coffee
ta -eaasure their palates that bottel« w< re conuiifc.
1 h" men were in their «eats at I"«''clock -«harp to view a performancethat had boon the constant subject oftalk «"or the last month, and there
"t even standing rooni in "Blaek-v»|i'- (»iierii House" .to quote »lis- ;.is-
..-.e1 vHe»! lulius Lenzheii*, in the.*-.»-1 hall, s»u«f,-*d his Colonial Or-
¦n sjoing in thai unmatchableJulius nas. and Louii Rein*
n the lower one, «linrtf.i theOrpheum H-.nnoni-.ts throuah th«is iej pf an overture.fifst on th" bill was Marie Pittgih* I..'. end my, how thev laughed Alien
.Mar«» tol«l that one «bout the wait¬ress who a«k'd the fanner «lui he likeIn.parias, and he said no. "I prefer ¿he«lo «.sit of nicht clothes."
Dewastain violet Dale was making
S *-:io;k-out with her sont*, "Won't.-o»»«. ílrie Stake M«- t., a Man?" Hevei
...i and I sntj -**i-_1»t mei'
.his -.vus th» numb« ; th« lower hellaccording te .« ! le m n with.liât' lit 0
ike heo;- r'rioil oni
one year, alier act *
"Close to " « «ne line"He my littie sugar plum," was. deliv-ered jus: as Miss Wynn was on heiknees making f.n Sntroatlng gesture iithe genera] «Jirecti« n of s "black bojThis accidental situation caused ¦ tnm< ndou« bunt .«' nif-rr.i:
Mi.-s Wynn then gave sympalrecitation of I .. s/h imoved the audio 1 hat isthey moved In their tieieomfortebl« I was ebon"Who will i sr I - ones whoifi.'het i are loi : wa _l . idition ofranks witl My Bo; T
He «. Soldier," ri called thaiquestion, "Is ^'tr^f o Viste, IVersa0' an.1 n r in S SIJ ; ad of tharoom could ' seen discussingproposition in a;-, ir;-1"
\o". com« Harr* .-.tier, the Jew*iiar rj was api
plauditl«.i ¦.¦c'Tii:
Ii- . make
t Hi
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rick Cohen," ho1 patrie! '"" "i- oiHarry, and ths
nothingate«! audience.
This fi as further proits. moi d ai .the celebrate ITeutoi c art iflera, ma« I heir a
Ineaal there were 1»'hei
song - .'- osit on. Hemo player. Whit« M
conic dancing.. his sccordlon. «\ll fi all. it
regular time.Then Chaplain S. H, Watkins told
what s Ans fellow Warden Murtha weiand the »en gol ip an '.flies' just ilk
a newspirit here» bo -.' "I feeland you fee! it. Whet 'T«ak<*s It?""John -I. Murtha!" -¦ i the r< poi i
in chorus, ami then he warden wa i
«given three eheeri and n bipf',..-ir;ii «- on Davis hoped thai
would ha ota of backbone whenthey left the ialand, but, *t vaster 1'J o'clock, everybody wa' thof wishbones, so iri» part«- broke up.
Train Kills Boy Coal Picker.Pundee Lal.e, N ,L. N"v. 15. »While
picking up coal on 'he tracks of theSuoquehenns Railroad -¡ear the stationhere this afternoon Hla'.er Gregory.twelve vea*-- old. of Summit Avenue..tve ; lied !.: i train,
RESORTS.
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I he Spirit cf Amcricn al Plavi Magnitude and Ch.-erfuiii;.i»..l.r.M.tiiiiurinr (.rill 17..Innr:iul Iru>te
Tha» rroniriia-lr in Ihr Marl.lr HÂrhana*Three |l.< k«. 1 rontinf Ihr laOtOwalk m* Hi" "'""
lihr^r« ro»»»r Two Uoil Crarsea Evening MuSVralee lointer «.nrl. n
TRAYMORE FRIDAY CHATS
EASILY THE CHIEFV, nen mu think <>t .i city, there usuallv rises in memory
Its most striking feature. * London culls up the Ides "t
hrge>t population¡ fan««. ,,t ga« boulevards (slasl); Berlin, theKaiser and the Lindens; New York, huddled lky-scra|It you were to sav ..Atlantic City" to Oí t who had recent!' hee::ihere. he would, on the prlncipleofdominating feature, irresistiblythink of the Traymore. * ¦ * FortheTri ilythemost impressive thing In Atlantic City, it is the most re« \<
object on the Atlantic shore-line, south ol the Statue ol Liberty.
1.« .arral lona at *».>.» York Offlee. 410 Time« lilrl-».. rii.ni«> llrvaul BSSS
THE LARGEST FIREPROOF RiESORT HOTELD.m.l S Whit*. Pre». IN THE WORLD
Atlantic Cit¡xNdTncßri9ht Star^Seosbore Resorts';
Such waa th* Enthualastlc Verdict of «
Popular Theatrical Magnateafter visiting Atlantic City during the Full sea* D, whenNsture wears her loveliest garb, and wtit-n fashionableAmerica foregathers on the famous WOOdOH woy, 10 «-njoythe msny varied attractions that \t!antir City offerr..
Golf, Rolling Chairs. Horseback Riding.Avlat on, Theatres, fishing, Etc
THE LEADING HOUSES ARE ALWAYS OPENAno willfetnlsl»f»I bifenaatiea, rat«« et« eaapi i tloa
ill BBSS St* all AaBetieaa Plan m.essoth« ¦«
MorlborouRh-Blenheim Hotel StrandOn III* Of»
r BH. I Edward«
Seasirfe Mousen Iront
I f »a .«on«
The lîolmhnr*.!N 1..I-1.
I'..li.« WilMiirc
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Hot* I SI. C hurles Hotel ( hel*ea- ,m On the t> eai I root On t! 0 n i -.
"II. y*uae. Ms *»r" el'»«'nal Coin.l» ihr«-«- hoar« from s«.i. 1 mrk Cllvvta CENTRAL It. K.
.r v. ». ear l»l ss i. R. R.Caí «. . <--.¦ »a« « ' ' >."*. *" '
(l:i »h« i>r*.v 1 rot.»merirar a»d i:'iro>.»i»n Plans.»¡ah Va'hi».«» à .«-'era . pal ;
Hotel Denni*ike .)<
Walt*« J. h-aa*
Galen Hall
The Shelburnei . o,...- i r ni
J iVaikel. M«;r.
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îicanttoroîion»35iennt!imATI.ANTK CITY, >. J.
siQgiaH WHiTc a aoNS comphhy
Laurel-in-the-Finesl_ka*s»»«Ki, >»» 4erat)
NOW OPEN.FRANK F. SHUTE, Mgr.
-f__UllPCT M'STM r.AHIlUSA,ringnus-oi, *._««, «A.« «.» v^r ut*.
Mm /».r r«/_»»».s^| "j
The IdealChristmas Week Vacation,8 & 9 DAYS, $42.50 & UP.
« .- i«s«. I ii*n. .i. »Toan »nKa«*-.«.«*-, «tf-smrr I! ,'.t\ A Trl-si
Rgtt S. S. "Evançeline"Mll.lt «Ml m« i*- n V.
Isatis.» Bldnlflil rids: I« :.' ft...,!. a su V \.«*»«»«¦..' ot: »
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l'rlM»«« û-I Osstee. S W Seat, l'hune _r>»m i«-.«.
SALVATION ARMY APPEALS TO «BOOZERS.''
'ltif"e red whiskey imttle borne in Thanksgiving Tiny parade. It waifollowod liy a ragged family and a water wagon.
THANKSGIVING FEASTAND SHOW AT SIN ) SINGChicken am! Vaudeville Pro¬vided by Osborne for Convicts.Thofl .. si S gave the flf-
t Siog Sing s
ind frolic >-" who have
rounded out rn. behind thebars prononneed the greeted treal the
had.it ef their
for B rump mound the yardel hi ,i-i.: Wh<
is mess balfon them soup, th eh
otatoes, turnips, bread, code. dof either mince or B]
.n after dinner hal»" the pied nte th« ehnpel, where
-t two vaudevillianees «ral given free by the White
\. -... nion, Mi rough the cour-
ti y "f .lohn II. Paulhaber, nianuger ofthe order. The programme of eomedy,
| ing and d nclng «ras roede:el by the following: Lyhen Val
Ward, comedy; Lyn¬don and R ibii ion, singing and talkingact; Bernard and De Haven, com« lyskit; Victor Voss and Marion Elliot,
'.. A .1"; Ford andOtto, I and Larry Pi an-
Al Warner, of the Whitel; tags director. .-Wt«r sop-
I repented,-i
v \... 25. Th« eoo-
dayng roast Icki
m-ince pic, the **( Sings."er, wa
and va I*¦¦by 11
.; BT4he Rev. I
:.., loiras a h amuaed ipeetaraited eapai ity ef
-. try to¦¦ performance* te < nal
th«» convicts, prison officer* endand hear the shoo.
Petrograd, Nov. 2.">. ThanksgivingDay bi I quiet)] by the
'on«, in P«»trof»rnd. A «er
Id in the Methodisl ChurchThe American Ambassador, George T.
ion .-i* theThere were 11 sl privóte
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records «if the 1.1*1T«ent>-fnur Hour*.
tt'sa!,(-f" Hat», ¦- . t 'is' SI* '
sure cst.-si new He* SaaU ami t'.' A"« Hm . ;,
At »>¦ ». « .-. '. IM .'
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Riturdii n 11' .¦.! Mb « SaHJ».|s\ :
Fs.es»t« inr sst-cisi Localities. Eaetm S'air Fridas Msd s
--«-,- h leasts, Rea Mi..-. I'etsi- s-. 'at- a' 1 warn r MESS, MM .
parti} ( " .t L Pmilrt 'f
'sir i - a- van av: vu'..i Baturaaf ssaasl ral
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In iha leí lew boa)t. r>m¡. illla ol 'a»t>»*r 1014 ISI4. ISIS.
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Bsromrtrr R»sdl«s«.i i*. ... s» M «¦' I t
Humidityam T* i p m Î4 « m. m tl
locsl Frvrrestt. Fat" le !»; arrrl prabaSif to-..... Usa* .
CAFFEINE-FREE COFFEENOT A SUBSTITUTEThe drug c&ffeine is remov¬ed from Kaffee HAG, ond" the whole value of coffee,th? aromatic oils, Is re¬tained."
ALL OF THE DELIGHTSNONE OF THE REGRETS.«.">«. N parknae..In lh« bean
mil».nil dralrre.
WANTED »<)R JAM ARN..fully furnished housekeep¬
ing apartment, not less thanixi'i» bedroom* below *><»th st.,inr one month. Stale priceand ntimher of rooms ¡n on«
twetring« Qi Room 607, TribuneBallding.
SIMMONS...11.T. -i'i NTV or
V. IRRA' TIi'N J'i 'It All-soi.i te divorce i ouisi boer: er
- . iI.hki.M CARL BOER-!.. -.ii« «>-.' I I -n. -1
I" f-ii.tnn-fou "i « !.. a-.isw «r
>er««>- ¦ the 1 klnttir«
laya i fter lb« aer¬ee of i lalve of I
Ice, andappear, Judcnn ni ¦ III be 'taken
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re Alla :i
-i«111. 14' ifc-RNER
The :p..n-.. l'iii- .a.r,t ... an .ird-T
« Phllbla, e.ui of tii«- Stute
led th« Is* -¦.. ef Ko-ti
if th«f N« i. i. st the * luí Cauri
f Meal .
f N> ...
i«. ef n.,\. ml - r ¡»;;.MORTIMER I.A"
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.:.:. .if Manhattan. Clli
STORAGE NOTICES..\<; i'n. KXI*1»*7*V* <rriu.«,,i: mark
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Tin. ix.iiam:?: vaniiNAi. ihm«: nr i.udi«ir.|. I« rr.".l t IU affair» »III, ,». ' P.- t,«;¡
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NEWSIES SCORNCHARITY TURKEYStreet Capitalists Preferto Buy ThanksgivingDinner at Restauran».
10 NEWSBOYS IN 500FED BY ASTOR FUND
'Ra^ed Dick' Type Has Passed.
Leaving Home for Orphansand Store Clerks.
V e.t/h'.ecii »Juntos to »is. lasti ighl Eddie Keliy watches! the last
pai/cr of his las', armful disappear into
a Flatbuah Avenue car, in the pocke*of its n«*-v owner."Now for «I*« tmkey." he sighed."Newabojrs' Home*'' was suggested"Ne cisss." saisi Eddie. "Ne class.""Where will yon chow, ther ."The sewoie casually meat«one*J an
uptown r«"ftHurHr.r *\hich .«eh»es a 914table d'r.ote
.| ain't a rcg*ular boarder, there," heexplain«-«!. Witt n grm. "hu' I've nun-
Hated '-o *nake de urHde on T'anksiri'.'T'it,"and i'hristmas :!e !*.«,t »*vo or f'rer
jreara It «lon't break n.e. i-xactly."The nr'.t minute, hit hoüdn\ patent
leather«* '"inkling, Kn«*i*ed Dich'l plu¬tocratic incceasor had evertnheo a
itreotcar rambling toward his Thanhe*srivitig »uri.eySomewhere or ".her nr! somehow o*
s Eddie's s-" erp.l thousand NewVori: ncwsie-s got ths»:r tuikey yester-«1ft;, Oui "f the thoneeada, just te--were amone the .r.00 boys who con
sumad MO |>oundi <»f the great nation«!bird in Brace Memorial House in New
I hamber« Street the old "News'iHome."
Por, se far aa the busine.-? ««:' tel
raps is concerned, Ragge«! 1attered Tun,, are
I....; who madiffeod day. slep
I .ir; goo .< J«- / i lived on Sii the bout] of h
la ithropists, ha^ faded it.to
liv'oti with hoi ;f cur« and the ell»ST * .
.««. *'sn«|s a s«'1 :'-r»-!'..it;-
proa« . ;«¦¦ little capitalist, with .< si
ble bai t ..
. and aa sari ing cap
(real an that of the aven¦ doctor or lawyer. And. since
Newsbo« .' H ¦ endowed.«.it ¿f capitalists, the new
»- eund «ji-lur beadquartera.William L. Butcher, superir :«" id«
home, found time te talkEel . 't somewhnl astonished
t" i'«-: ai-ctisintanc«'. ;>-. he directe-1 t
i iffhl oí er pro ided I¦.
I .
fitter," i btrt, -four fears ige Mr. «hater I
augúrate«! his «»ttOtetn ot" stufflng 0
boys with turkey on Thankbgivng Da>Mr Butcher said "He hasn't missed
><»ar since OUI heu 'he boys hac
changed' A-. RrM the\ were most
Mikes ar.d P.v.« and Terrys. Hn' ?!
present great preponderance of Ton'I Nidores is the least part of a
change.''Officially thil is still the Newsboy
Horn«.', but of 'h«> tT5 boys who 1 i*-
her? less tha.i s dozen sell newspepeifor a I{vine. And they sre not typict..'..¦¦...-s rhej are «ither rtusr.ts a
victims of the hard luck that is the Isof a few in every calling.
In these lime*, srltE big type an
hourly extras particularly with the wa
supplying a score of new thrills ra«*l
day there is something wrong wttl
the newsboy who rnaV.es less 'han $3
day. It is nothing for a lively boy 's
maks $."« or Jfl in a couple o" hours "r
Saturday Bight selling the early atree'
editi« ,-unday paper' at «
premium. Be we don't see much ot
the here Hny more. The newsboy il.... longer ÜB object of charity. He haj
money to »pend and proferí to spend it.
'For :he mo»r part our boys of to¬
da) are employed In »torea and office«
and make from 13 to t¡3 a week. Someare orphan», others have been unablet« get along with then home folks, anil
others have been put in our charge byI the courts."
Shippina Information andMarine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and De¬parting from Port or
New York.
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SI KROl. ATES' NOTK'FS.SAXTON, WILLIAM Ó IN PURSUANCE
f ..'H .1..! r. P CO-Sairo* ¦'.¦ f th* County ol No*«
fork, nolle* Fi Berebj tri", lo ail peraoai.,- elalnu iiiii<« William «>. Bail
\ete of t.- Count) of ".¦ i i ork. decae sad,-... pr ¦ -.- tl tema «»lih vanehers thereof
ibaerll era a' their | .f iran»-it the .nl - f their atn.r-
ii'«-. Krank i. n lit Broadway,Doroasb »I N-itl a. N« ¦¦ v irB City, on01 efort IB« "i. da) '
ii it..i. flee Torb tbi ::.'. -i.«« of N'ovem«prWII.I.l V O 1AXTON,
III..- KR »AXT« iN,PIDKLITT TRC8T CO OP NEW TORE
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Im-..-.' Now Vnrr. the 12th '
ANDREW «... GOWIN,« -r..r
STEWART i SHEARER,Attorna i » (<¦. a Imtalsti
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by ell «-!...,.. | «»ain«'Deniel v De st« "f lb« r.nant:. of Ne«Y»>rk. >l»eeaa*-i .- M ...... arlth....ij.->«i. thereof to ih< - ¦¦ plaoe«.f tranaai Un* Roti»j .-. - Street, la the i*l< I '.-». Y..rk. as
tora Sai "f April ne»t'..-¦-. New York. .¦./-¦. I October
tilll'A\ 11« I) LAVIS.
BATARD HALOTED
CHARLES BECKETT i;,.i \>'..rn»...¦¦ itora Broad « j '.«» y .r«
IN PtmSl' IN''! ' lll'l II , .[.-Hainoi P ne-*»..r f« .-..m.:-. ..r Ne« v..ik Ni'ii'i: .»
given to all pora-.n« I .
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Dated Ko* Terfc, Um i»»h .la« afOet*.bar, lllâ
HKHIlKKT S BARNES EsaI MCRRAT. PRENTICE at ROWLANDAttorn»>a for BaeeOlBI
INSTRUCTION.fnc Berlitz School of Laoguaret,
em I8-2:) WEST 14th STREET TJ jllt-tttS Ilr. n h I i Assaut
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¦-« Apply :.. Mrs i; j TOUNO*PULTON. II Dasoa t-'iusre
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t. >T m¡ UP.RMAN «'««siK and pAririsiHRK nr»t.. «.s Ir-r-. I,, Btûrtisb, dttlias potitlo«.
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RIAL ESTATE._I« IIINTHÏ l'WH'r.KTV.
MR FINAN« 1AI. PUN IHR PIRi'llASK OFhorns« «»p.«li .1 i- Lots «s'l.if. M,«s
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ri KMSHED ( OTTAI.ES TO LET.tu r or < iry.
I^ntn COTTAOI*« 'or r»n« In TAÎ-MKI.Ai'll for «ht ".»aaon «Ail«« r»nsilr»*a»nls «o
«. EKELIND. Boi n. »Vast Psim lira... PI rida.
5,000 JACHESFEAST IN PORT
/Movies and Athletics AreThanksgiving Pleasuresfor Men of the Fleet.
SOBER AS A SAILORNEW NAVAL SAYING
Few of the Bluejackets BecomeOverexhilarated When on
Shore Leave.
Ju»t a« the young; junior lieutenant
of the Rhode island on duty at tho
ia.-riir.c- stage at Nlootjr-ofghth Street
>estcrday remarked. "No. »ire*, »ailorsdon't get drunk any more," a cry of
"Two. »ir," came from one of th"
marines on duty. "t.et 'em," orderedthe lieutenant laconically. The two
jackies. sieglog and shouting in bliss¬
ful IgaeraoOs of what the morro«
WOOld bring, wer* aided aboard »
launch and started toward their ship.N'everthelesM, indication« point to the
fact that the trite «xpre«»ton. "drunk«s a tailor." no longer i« accurate. In
the navy con»u"*»»ition of drink« is now
reckoned in term«, not oí giog, but of
he-r. Hill, barkeeper at a dingy drinkaraporiom near the waterfront, had t hi a
te «ev: "The boy» is all on the front
seat of th' brewer;, boat now. Whv.'en v»ar ago. even tive year" A
¡ilanee el what the few tar« were drink¬ing confirmed hi« word». The two e\
liilarnted sailors at the landing «tage
were half of the total for the Batter*noon.Many things have helped in the up
!:i the opinion of several oilier«,movies have played th*» mont important¦»art, at «*a and on shore. Nearly BOOT*/light, after me««, a film entertuiiimentis given on board -«hip, and dearly themarines and the seamen love it. Theyare all movie fan... When ÜM1 getsshore they hurry to the ROOreet Chap¬lin comedy. After Chapiin ss a choicecome the lurid red poster thrillers one
sees on Third Avenue or VV'esl Hroad-WO**.
Won't Stand for Society Films.
"Action is what the boys want," saidSB officer on one of the big gray ^hips."They won't stand for society films.*J» go» them the best thrillers we cm»
for our ship «hows. They eat themup."
'ither thing« than the movie», how¬ever, help in the weaning away of Jackfrom drink. More nnd more the men
are being encouraged to Take part InBthletiee, in study, in entertainment» ofvarious sorts. Athletics ha.-; been themost fertile field. Football and base¬ball team« abound.
Yesterday the Minne-iot.".'« eleven,accompanied by score* of supporter*,weal to Patorson to play a gone."1 filin: from -n'Nt-ral of the >hip.4 prac¬tised di'igently. Saturday the, Vir¬ginia's eleves will play the t.-am' fromthe New Hampshire, if that vesselrearhe-i port in time, in an importan'game in the »eries for the Atlanticfleet champion«hip. Al a recall theJaekies are little interesied in the gamemost of the officers will «oe. that be¬tween the Army and Navy,"Our guv« ilon't. play a ger.'.le
game." OB« Jackie remarked, with a
pronounced accent on the lir.it word.Another popular -port is boxing, al-
way« 'he pride of the tar. Wrestling,potete rae« s r.i.d boat race« between»hips' erewi are liein,: fostered morethan ever.
Better men «re coming into the navynowadays, it la ««aid fh.' oavja'.way« had little trouble in tilling itscomplement, and the renewed interea-
in warfare ha» enabled recruitta» e*.cer» to pick and choo«e. with »»SIrea.ilt« than ever, »inee ther« ett m¡Zapplicant*7. An increase in oppe^,,"-*fie» to rise bnr.g» a batter tlmt» 0fmen. N'ot men;- year» ago. to fc^", '
a varrant officer »a* the most to -«rtii^-, serman could ai t j, ^siblc to work up to almo»; an>- pe-,[tion.
I.lttlr Interest Taken in «A,,The urn' scrosi - 'ittie ij.
teresl for the men now. Only ti,officer«, folloo it to an\ extent, a,
m ihe Ji.ckir.a talked eagerly »f j,'but hardly « whisper about ft «j, .jbe heard yeiterda>. "We ain't goi-.' »,have a«)' l'*r; in it, and er» »h»-»¿worry." »aid a sailor from the Arbaoeoe
Despite their confidence in thiOsOSO.try's freedom 'ron: war, the »sil«-,have a »igntticant new name fer i;v.worahipa of th* Atlantic tleet Th»are "Wiison's petrel«.""You see," «aid * orporel Bu«k«n«-
of the marines on the Virginia, in a*.planstior. "i" the North Atlantic .),,.,are three rorietiei "f petrel. l^eJk aup in the books. The) are the »tcrr-lpetrel, the northern I.each'» and th.Wilson We're the Wilson.-'At Thanksgiving dinner y.-»t«rda»
more than five thousand Jarkles en¬gaged with more than ten thoumUnounds ef turkey on board the tenships of the fleet. The Jackie« menvictoriea«. The iur«:c\«. .hough rur-forc*d i)', cranberry «suce, old Vir-gloia ham. asparagus, cake, nine* pi»tints, frolte, ke cream, relety «,«,4mvrii d« of pickle» and nli\e. %ttfhelpless before the deterrr. ,.r.\ or.»latsch I of I'ncle Sam'« fighting fore«"Which remind* me," «aid an oldlir
on the Texas, "of u dinner w» had or.»Thanksgiving at Trinidad. It vu t*..cruise nround the world, in 1907. Th,cook's boiler« or something bl««- u>j'i't before dinner. And there w# menstarved, away from home We »te co!4biscuit, cold ham. cold everything Itweeol like to-day."The b'g chow-»ime WOC o\«r with
ample time to make things shipahap*before the little family partie» befinon board all the vessels. Owner« «(small loonehe« reaped a harvsit efquarters f'oni \isifor« to the «hip»
»
LEAVING BED TO EAT,BROKER FALLS ON KNIFEOn Way to Make Sandwich H-
Slips and Stabs Himself.Oliver Humphrey, a stock broker, of
'J7 William Street, arho arcirJontallyfe'l upon a bread knife at f t m. BB>terday in his home, at U?0s Brotdviy,««as reported to be improving last ntfhtat the Knickerbocker Hospital, wh«r-hs had been taken so >r. after the acci¬dent.
Mrs. Humphrey ««id tiist h«r hm-band wanted to lea\c the hospital to-day, but that «he and the atttndinrphysician advised that he remain untilSaturday.
"I was in bed when the accidert h«f-pened." said Mr«. Humphrey. "Mvhusband felt hungry and »aid he BOJgoing to the pantry to make s und-wich. The ti sen oi!*d th»»day and was slippery, lie had the in«;brea., knii'e in hi« bsnd and was reach¬ing high for «omething is the pantrvH«.«et when he «lipped and fell, wi;hthe knife under him. The blade, th«surgeon« «aid, had penetrated «boutto o loches, and they think l.i» liverhai been slightly eut I!.' expects tobe at hi«i office on Ñenday."
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UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAGSPECIAL SAILING
To Fa-mouth and London
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Thursday, December 2, N.0NFrom Pier 61, North River, New York
AMERICAN LINE OFFICE,VeTyo»'
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Visit wonderful Porto Ricowith its unsurpassed cli¬mate, its luxuriance ofstriking, tropical scenery.Palm shaded beaches;quaint cities with the fas¬cinating life and customsof old Spain.16-Dav Ciaba $(M 50 andAll Expensea %/mo up
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Writ* fer bookletCruising Department
PORTO RICO LINEGeneral Office«. 11 Broadway. New Yeck
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