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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02
Ell PASOANS AWAY.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Brickel left last
evening for Dallas, called there by the
sudden death of Mr.. Brickel's mother.
Mrs. Katherine Brickel Mrs. BrickeI
spent several months in Ell Paso two
years ago and made many friends here.
Mrs. NJ. B. Davis, 9Of East Rio
Grande street, accompanied by Misses
Olive and Hazel, and master Homer
Davis, will leave this weekend to
spend the winter in San Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02
ABOUT HOME PEOPLE.


Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Crombie have
moved from their former residence, S05
Montana street, to Gil Montana street.
Helen Stevenson, the young daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. II. E. Stevenson,
is quite i'll at her home on Corto street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

Dr.. NJ. p. SchEster. Providence hos
pitai. Office hours from to 10 and
from to 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

Campbell, Marian McCandIess,, FIossie
Reid, Mrs. ]. L. Campbell, Mrs. r. W.
Reid, Mrs James Munsey, Mrs. L o.
Howell, Mrs. E. NJ. Fraser, Mrs H Will
liams, Mrs. c. Fraser, Minnie Eddy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

all summer visit with the formers par
ents in Milwaukee, Wis. They will be
located for some time at the home Of
Mrs. divers mother, Mrs. w. s. TIL
ton, at the Brazos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

Mr. and Mrs. James Munsey enter
tai2ed at a dinner party Thursday even
inS complimentary to Mrs. G. S. Good
knight, and Miss Steele of Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

Doctor G. III. Higgins, homeopathic,
removed to room PA. Caples Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

Manicuring for men and women
Elite Parlors,. CT Stevens Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02
OUR OPTICAL
EQUIPMENT

Is the most complete
and the most modernly i'm
proved in the whole south
west. We grind our own
lenses in strict accordance
to the prescription of each
individual case taken after
a most thorough examina-
ton and are in a position
to treat the most compi-
Gated cases of eye defect.
In consequence we enjoy
the reputation of restor-
ing vision with glasses
that many others have en-
tirely failed on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

Saturday afternoon at o'clock, at
the parsonage of the First N. E. church,
Eugene T. Jones and Miss Franc r.
Knight were united in marriage by Rev
Frank w. Otto. The bride and groom
are both from New Mexico
Charles P. Elliott and Miss Octayia
B. Grafton were quietly married Satur'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-02

The marriage of Miss George Lott
to F. H Foster of Durango Mexico
is announced to take place on Novem-
Der 8, at 4:30 o'clock at the First Pres
byterian CHURCH
The wedding will be quiet, with only
few intimate friends in attendance
They will leave Immediately for their
future home in Durango, Mexico
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
PERSON AIS.

c. A. Bowen left last evening for
Montana.
John Scott of Montrose was in the
city yesterday
A. w. HUDSON returned last evening.
after business trip.
F. C. Oyerton left last evening for
a business trip to Chicago.
W c. Howell left last evening for
Chicago on business trip.
Supervisor George w. Briilkman
left this morning for Fort Madison on
/ business.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Daniel left this
morning for Chicago, where they will
/ visit with relatives.
} Mrs. H. C. Wiesemann has returned
home from Burlington, where she Wis
tied the past week.
Mrs. John Wallberg is visiting in
f Montrose today, with her mother, Mrs
Iottie Pearson, and sister, Mrs. Brew
er.
DR.. S. l.. Pinkley of La Harpe spent
the day in Keokuk yesterday the
guest of his brother. DR. W. NJ. Pink
! ley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
CITY NEWS.

-Ewer's Grand Leader. best sc cigar
Extra, tonight only, Richard Hard
ing Davis great play.
Large assortment of harness and
Scotch collars at Sherwood's.
Caught in his Own Trap"-yita-
graphs latest. Colonial, theatre beau
tiful, tonight.
Regular meeting of Hermann
lodge, No. 116, /. o. o. f., tonight at
1880 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordial
lily invited
| The government river lights be-
tween Cairo and St. Louis will be
/ lighted Saturday night of this week,
at which time the down rj~er season
will become officially opened,
The weather for the month oil
February Just passed. according to
the report of Observer Gosewisch was
nothing extraordinary The mean
temperature was % with IS as the
highest and below as the lowest
There were IA clear days, partly
cloudy days and 4 days of rain OF
snow, the total precipitation being SO
hundredths of an inch.
in February 1906, NJ NJ. Mathews
an engineer was killed He was q
member of the Relief Department, his
widow refused the insurance and be
gan suit against the c.. B. & @. and re
covered a judgment for twelve thou
sand dollars at Mexico, Mo. The com
pany appealed the case. Today the
supreme court of Missouri decided the
judgment ought to be in favor of the
company and reversed the case. Judge
Rodgers of Mexico and Palmer Trim
BILE were for the defendant.
All of the leading western rail
roads placed on sale the new inter
changeable mileage books recently
agreed upon in response to strong
demand from the travelling public, OF
Maroh /. The new books are sold al
fat rate of $40 to cover 2,ee9 miles
and will be issued with slightly vary
ing conditions for the eastern terri
tory and the Missouri territory
The books are good for the origina
purchaser only. One coupon is to b
taken fro mthe book for each mile i
Illinois Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Okla
j homa, northern Michigan, Minnesot;
North Dakota, Wisconsin and parts {
j South Dakota. Five coupons for fou
miles, or 215 cents per mile, will b
taken in Missouri, Wyoming, Texa
Montana and South Dakota west I
A the Missouri river, in New Mexic
i three coupons for two miles will be d
! tached.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
Real Estate Transfers.

There was considerable activity to-
day in real estate, especially in farm
lands and many transfers were record
ed.
James s. Hawkins transferred to
John Ortiz Lightweight acres of land
near Summityille
William Timberman transferred to
l. D. Boyd certain described farm land
in section IA, township Sc, range 5
west.
John Antley transferred to Henry
C. Phillips one acre in section SO,
township Sc, range 5 west.
! In consideration of $4,000 Samuel
E. Wharton transferred to Robert F.
Faeth 15S acres in Jefferson town
ship
In consideration of $4,000 Christian
Loges sold to Edward H. Loges 215
acres in Jefferson township, this be
ling the biggest transfer of the day.
Elizabeth Reynolds transferred te
Gust Larson certain described land II
jackson township.
Gust Larson transferred to T. ]. Mo
riarty fifty-four acres in section 3S
township 81, range west, the con
sideration not being mentioned.
Ann Costello transferred to John w
Peterson lot II, block %, Kilbourne
addition, the property being on Palear
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
Carl E. Chambers transferred to Til
lie B. Waugh forty-six feet of lots II
y, block ISL. The property is on tn
corner of Tenth and Des Moines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
Water Power Engineer is Now on his
Way to Eastern Metropolis
From florida, Where ne
Has Been Resting.
MANY TRANSFERS TODAY
Considerable Aeticity Was Displayed
Especially as to Farm Holdings,
and Big Deals Were
Recorded.

Chief Engineer Hugh L. Cooper
leaves Florida today on his return trip
to New York. It is not definitely known
when Mr.. Cooper will come west to
take up his residence here to COM
mand work on the dam, but it is
thought that it will be some time dur
ing the present month. Upon his ar
rival in the eastern metropolis the lat
ter part of the week he will resume
business matters relative to the dam
and direct affairs from his offices
there. Water power men are hoping
for a continued moderation in the
weather so that work can be pushed
more readily than could be done in
the past. There is little new, however
/ in the situation today, or even this
week, the work merely going on as il
4 the past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
G. C. JOHNSON
AGAIN WITH us
Well Known Travelling Salesman and
Former Business Man will Again
Become Identified in citys Life.

The business life Of Keokuk is all
ways pleased to welcome again to it's
midst and activities, a man who has
once been identified with its successes
and has sought outside friends, only
to return again To become identified
with the commercial and business in
terests of bigger, better Keokuk.
G. c. Johnson, who for the past
twelve years, has been one OF the
travelling representatives of the KEEL
logg- Birge Wholesale Grocery COM
pany, completed his services with that
one of Keokuk's largest concerns, last
evening and will shortly re-enter the
business life of the city.
Mr. Johnson has identified himself
with the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
ance company of Newark, y. j., and
will establish a local office for him
self and do business in this and con
ltiguous territory. 1t has been fifteen
years since he left the business life
of Keokuk, having been engaged in
THE stationery business here a number
of years, and for three years before
engaging his services as travelling
salesman, compiled both county and
city maps, having made the last city
maps of both Keokuk and Quincy
among numerous others.
On re-entering the business life Of
the city. Mr.. Johnson hopes to be
come acquainted as formerly will
many friends of whom he has seer
but little in the past dozen years, HI
will be gladly welcomed again as en-
of the scity's business men and Th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02

Gate City predicts for him every sue
cess in his second debut into its active
everyday life
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ respectfully announce to the re-
publican voters Of Lee county that /
am candidate for the nomination for
sheriff, subject to the decision Of the
voters at the coming primary election
JULIUS EICHHORN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
Loan and Building Association.

Dues payable Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Fines assessed if paid az
ter 3 o'clock, p. M.
j. D. ECKER. Secretary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-02
The Fight Is On
Every moment Of your llfe, when
you are at home or abroad,
awake or asleep

Between the poison germs that are in air,
food and water, everywhere in fact, ~
and the billions of your invisible friends,
the little soldier-corpuscles in your blood.
II these little soldiers are kept strong
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa-
fparilla, you need have no fear of dis
ease. Begin using it at once if you are
at all under the weather, or have
troubles of the blood, stomach, liver
and kidneys. Get it of your druggist.
The sun., 1910-10-06
EPISCOPu CONVENTION OPEN.
ManJ DlgnIiaries and Prominent I.aS'nen
C.ather at Cincinnati.

CINCINSATI. OCT 3 Holy Communion.
celebrated AZ ~. Pauls Cathedral soon
after dlybreak this morning. marked
he formal opening of the forty-third
general convention ~ the Protestant
Episcopal church over lOO Bishops
and many other dign,taries Of IA" Church
and distinguished members nf the laity
acre present.
A. the. altar. celebrating the Holy
Sac.amenT and passing Tia. cup 10 the
knaeling worshippers vac negro. the
white bearded Bishop Of Cape P9lmas.
Africa. the Right Rev samuel David
Ferguson The presiding Bishop, the
Right RsV Daniel Sylvester Tuitl- Of
Missouri. was th. c-lebrant Bishop
T. A. Jaggar 81 the European Church was
the Epi-'oler. and the Right Rev. John
Wordsworth. Lord bishop OF salisbury
read the Gospel Assisting in the cele-
hraiion ~ the sacrament were Bishop
Bovd Vincent of southern ONO. Bishop
william Lawrence of Massachusetts
Bishop J VI Kendrick 81 New Mexico aud
Arizona. and Bishop John McKim 81 TOXIC.
Holy communion for the general public
was celebrated az " O'Clock at Christ
church and all the parish churches in the
city
Az ths opening session ~ Music Hall
the service began With the singing of the
proces-ional HYMNS nv the vested choir
~ FIVE hundred voiC~~ As the choir sang
the procession of one hundred and five
bishops began Ia the vest ment OF their
order, with the wide lawn sleeves that
mark their high ONCE and tho Roldsn
crosses hanging on their breasts they
marched two and Two. down the main
aisle vith solemn tread. while the great
congregation rsVerently arose as they
passed. During the opening reiig ious
eSercises the audience - 500 persons
Joined in repeating the Apos hes Creed
and ais, in singing -Americh The Right
Rev John Wordsworth. Bishop of sails.
bury. delivered the sermon. which touched
on 'ha divorce evil. as have his previous
sermons IN this country
A. $50 n'cloCk this afternoon was held
the fir-i business -esslon II the house II
bishops and the house ~ deputies AZ
which matt er- purely routine in character
were cOnsldered
Bishop Boyd Vincent 81 Cincinnati was
chosen chairman uf ih. house Of bishops
To- act during III. CUnVent ION. Senior
Bishop Tuttk's deafness incapacit ing
him for the work e the chair The Rev
Dr Randolph u McRim of Wsshingt Dn
was elected prrsdsut - the house ~
deputies
The sun., 1910-10-06
WEDDI\GS.
nlsseil TregO.

HA'KFNsA,E ! O"t : Miss Dorothy
Carroll lrego. siepdauEht-r OF col Albert
B Hilton of summit avenue. and Howard
Bissell ~ Buffalo were married by the Rev
Dr " " Holley In christ Episcopal hurVh
at O,lo"k this afternoon About Hp
guests were present from Buffalo, New York
and Washington The bride - step
granddaughter of the late Judge Hilton.
She wor' q white duchess satin gown and
carried shower bouquet of urvhld- and
lilies Of the valley. The matron 81 honor
Vas Mrs. Burvsll cutler of Buffalo and
the maid Of hon OF WaS Miss Barbara Iregn
a sister uf The, btid". n" bridesmaids
werr Miss Florence ~ John Miss Marion
Watt. Miss D Me Iahriskie aud Miss Alice
krau--. all of Hacken-a"k he br-t man
vas Raymond Bi--ell ot Buffalo, a brother
Of the bridegroom Tie usheT- weI" Dale
Jennings of Pittsburg. Alberf tarroll Irego
of HaCksnsack. Ralph kImbsrlN John
Richards and Douglas RiSssll ot Buffalo
The BRIDEGROOM = as-oCiatsi with the
Peoples Bauk ~ Ruralo. ~ which hi
father. Arthur u Bi--"ll. - pre-iden' lie
~ nephew OF Wilson RiS-all. who MAS
q member nf President Cleveland CabIuri
Mr. and Mr. B's-ell Sili live IN Buna'D
The sun., 1910-10-06
nor BOOk SiLE RERE.
.,thsush some of the Bseks Nay B- sold
In EnroPe.

I, was reported Yesterday that ~"
executors II the Robert Hoe estate had
cIoead negotiations for the sal" Of Dir
Hos hig library with the Anderson coin
many. and that the sale OF "A part of n
will InsuKlirute The new auction rooms
into which the company - converting
th. HYDE house IN Madison avenue olI
Murray HiIl Phinens Chow. one ~ the
executors. when asked conc.rnin the
report. SAID that lac could not say ahv-
thing ai-Dut u just vet bsyond ackEow J.
edRInE the probability that the iihrtry
world b.' sold al auction chiefly IA Tins
country He said that within lew day-
the facts might be- made public. " had
not b.-..n determined what parts. ~ any.
of the library would be sold IN t.urupe.
la the summer u was persistently re-
ported IN the book trade that the sale had
been turned over fo the AnderSon com
panv. but these reports turned ont To b''
not true. and when early thI- week the
was made that tie eNec'i-
tor had placs.d the arr collection made by
Mr. Hoe with the American Arr Asa.
ciat,on for auction the conclusion vas
general that 1he library would be sold at
n. same placr. but the executors seem
10 have found reasons to defer settling
on an auction room for the library For
IN. greater part oG III" library New
York will undoubtedly supply th" high
market, although there are parts ot u
which, owing to peculiar iOcal conditions.
might ~ auction g. hettsE IN Europe
whsrs arr. as well Rs literature. ~ l~-,
The sun., 1910-10-06
FEW WOME~ ar M TDGET SNOW
where Are the sunraEeties, Who would
Love 20 nun the Clty:

Yesterdays heat had no appreciable
effect on the interest which the New York
citizen takes IN the budget show at SSO
Broadway. The exhibits of the Fire
Department and the Department Of
Weights and Measures we're the most
popular Most of the women concen-
trated their attention upon the latter and
every one seems d pleased To get a copy
Of the pale blue pamphlet entitled What
Every Housewife Should Know
Several Of the exhibitors commented
on the fact that ninety nine per cent Of
the visitors were men and boys,
IL women are sd anxious to vote Why
don't more Of them come down and find
ont hoN the city IL rln,- asked one Of
those who were explaining the we'ghts
and measures
The only suffrage leader who appea red
v, ster,lav was Mrs Frederick Nathan,
who has lust returned from r. rope. She
went IN the interest OF the New York
branch ~ the Consumers League. OF
which she ~ president
Major r r. Ebstein spoke az I
% clock on the work of the Finance De-
partm-nt To-day will be- devoted To
education. tomorrow to police, saturday
to fir. Monday TO taxes. Tuesday 10 street
cleaning and "Wednesday 10 BROOKLYN
The sun., 1910-10-06
Nrtutrhron sherh, .

Es-r OR,>.E. y J. oct Mum
Avenue Pr--bvtrtiiu Ihur"h of this ct,
Wa- nIled to-n night with friends at Mr.
Louise Sh~rhv contraro -oio.-t ~ rhc
Churuh. and James MoCui, h"on, also uf
thi- r,'y. Vho we're married hy the pastor
fhe HsN Ir .Iuhn Douglas Ndlm he maid
OF honor was Miss DotOthv Never OF
New Nork Ih' to- man Wa thaTl'--
MCd'ut, t,hsuu. - brother - fh" bridegroom
The u-hor- N.Tp Ini n MD ut hsOu
also q brotr,'T bro Z tsu,sl "a. bass solo i-t
of tb- church. aud thomas Notr'son "t 'h'-
Tin. ceremony vs.. followed bv q receipt ion
Hi the home ~ Mr and Mr. MrIut' heOn
in hyde Park
The sun., 1910-10-06
TERRHE GiRDE\ FIGHTS
NEa,n.I the law CaiaIsEuInE o. As = Pub
Tic Dance Hail.

Terrace Garden - seeking ia the United
II aia- I1Irt to test the cnnS' nationality
oC he =, ate Law passed a. the las' s~esiDn
r-g,ilatinE pIbIic dAnos halls. the pro
vision. of which eNoeP hotels having
NOR. than Gfty rooms from the Tepi-
Ia ions and from riesCrtIHiO ion On dance halls
Adolf ~ucSskind. prOpris.t or of I he garden
Nhi,.h ~ = hotel with fOurtesn bedrooms
save fIi- - -tuunconSt u ttOnal dtNcrtmina
O. U,n 10 his Drejudice. Judge l-scOmbe
rrfI-.d Yesterday 10 give him pneiifni-
nary tuitIuCt ION 20 prevent MavOr OaynOT
from enforcing the Law ~ To HIM The
Law r.IuIr,.s "A liCen@e and a certificate
~ safety from the building depart lnent
and directs that the place shall p'ibliclv
ri,.sr-in.. It--lf 10y poster a. q public dAnce
LaII and fnrbids the sals ~ liquors in Any
place whore dancing - taught or ia any
i,nlicen-..d dane. hall cNcep ia a INV
room hotel
In opno-,t i1n { - Sir S,ie=sk ind AfijAyits
v~,r,, fled Yesterday designed 10 show
I hai the law ~ a proper eNerci-s pf police
pOwer-
Miss .Iulia SchOenfeld Mias Belle
I indt,..r Isra=lS and Franklin Thomas.
a agputs at tie committee on Amusement
and vacation reOurCes for working
women say hat he small hotels Of fifty
ROOMS and less are a grave danger To
4 h.. morals g Young ns@a sS1 women
Nho Fre,tient them while IN larger hoteta
dancing - properly earned on.
In fenying the injunction Judge La
rompa sayS thA no irrrparable damage
will apparently be s'Ist aimed by oom-
f.lvinE with the sia'uis until ita con
sIitutionAhty is tested.
The sun., 1910-10-06
Nsurtl NrNichRrl.

Mt.- Nd.la,d" Taf MCMt,ha"l ant h"u"-
andrew Mon ri'. - v"r" uiTr"i' '">
frr,lav afternoon ~ =. Bar'huiuiu"' -
prn,.-'an' Ipi-, OPAL church Madison az"
uu.. anu IoT'v. fourth ~'rn-' uy th" Rev
pr tharIe- BAb.u,h ID, HfI4" va gwen
aVav bV her father. Dr Nrkrll E"g"F VIZ
Michael Mt- thafie- i,lain" NATn"r a
tended her SISTER a. nation Of tprnt Ii'
Ni.-.- Eu-aIfs StuRrf Nl.. lsrmoTr-i
Tuyahath HouEl'on and ii"'sp Monet
sister at th.. brIi.g room. N"r" tfti"-nhiiN
t,.arg. Mofs'' 81 ht,ago lru'heT "i IN"
bridegroom vhS bT-' MAJ he u>1"f-
we're the Mrssf~ wilder ~fta'f0n 81 New
Rochelle thArl.- H,ains Warner and liar"ld
Hun-ker of New YORK and Clarence
Weston 81 BroOklvU. The brld" Iaf"n'-
gave a reception az their home ~ Madison
avenue Mr and Mrs Mofrtt niiI lave
a. I0I RiNpT-idr brlN"
The sun., 1910-10-06
NOlek IIalnes.

The wedding 81 Miss EhS- Nallu-v H"lme'
and Morn, Rul-TiCk No,vk t""A u!acs S@s
terdAv afternoon IN th- Protestant EPi-Co
raj church "f th" Ascension. Fiith AvrnU"
and Tenth >trvr' The Rev br Per,
StICkney Gran'. ~" rector. performed
the C~r~monv a. O'Clock. assisted bN ihs
Rev Thoma- Bridg-- ~" rrIur va
given IA marriage hv her fa'a"'. Iahish
HoluI-- She vas attended bv neT younger
stzief Mis- luaslin- illtAH- Holmes. a.
maid ot honor and bN the Misses Eunic 80
Mallory FlsanUI Granville liroNn. Ade!aIi"
prnd.TRa-t. GLADYS tlark. MARJORIE ShaN
nd EltYah..'h 4 fry ~ trademarks W.
koicA "a ho - son hN a former MARI q &"
81 MrS ArthuT " H-aTn, wa- assisted n,
his brother t,eorgp Ade!b@ft NoiUh. ~
h.'.' man The Mr-~r- t''DTS~ r"i'on
William Van Wv ~'iua. Frederick feEEer
mann Alvin DevereuN kua-..ll Dough-TtN
Robert MAlloty. Ir Donald tOwl anl
Ransom Nohl. we're u-h"r~ IN" hriir :
parents glN. rr,pr'ruu - ih"lT hnrn"
he 49, IrFft .. .ru'n street VI ami
Mr. NUi,A Will i've a. iL- Hlasa
The sun., 1910-10-06
PINFR0 ,r MN rHF,rRr.
''Thr Thundcrbolt'' u to Follow The
Merry wives oG " Insi-or' kOIkrr Resigns

''Thr Thundcrbolt'' u to Follow The
Merry wives of windsor" kOIkrr Resigns
The New Theatre announced last nIGh'
that Henry kolker had resigned from 'he
-'.rsrtoire company and that he will not
app~1r in The Merry Wives Of Windsor.
H. which q part had been assi igned him.
FolloWIn ing the production Of Tn" Merry
Wives % Windsor Arthur Wing hnero's
comedy The Thunderbolt- will have
- first American presentation al ia" New
Theatre
Players who will appear IN -rh" Merry
Wives of Windsor which will b" pro-
duced on November :. have been ass Rned
90 follows Sir John FdisidE. Louis
Calvert; FeRior. Frank Gilmore. Shallow
VI Holland. Slender. Ferdinand Gptt-
sChalk; Ford A r AnSOn, Sir Hugh Erdns
Albert BrIninR. the host of the Garter
Inn. William McVay; MisiTsss Ford.
Edith Wynne Matthison; .Mistross Pcos.
Rose Coghlan: ANNA Page. Leah Bate
man Hunter. Mistress )uickiy Mrs Sol
smith Others in the cast are Lee Baker.
4 " Morrison. John Sutherland. Stuart
Baird. William Raymond. Edwin Cush-
nan. Victor Johns. Arthur Ia Rue and
Master John Tansey.