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NEW YORK, June u, 1916.
Mr.. EDITOR viii you, through the columns
of your paper, call the attention of the Chief OF
Police to the existence OF a nuisance which has
long been a source OF annoyance to the residents
Of the 2d Ward, and which is becoming daily
more ntoerable In Fulton and one or
two other Streets may be seen groups OF
young men and boys, who, by their obscene
remarks and gross allu sions insult females pass
ing this street. From the well-known efficiency
of the Chief of Police, it certainly will be enough
to hint the existence of such outrages, to effect
the reform so much needed in our Ward.


REFORM.