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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
Court Street Footbridge.

The act repeating that section Of
the Rines Hill crossing abolishment
act which provides for the erection
of n foot bridge at the end of Court
street in Augusta, was explained by
Representative Skcllan. who stated
that negotiations for new station
were about completed and that II a
station was built. the required foot
bridge was not desired by the peo-
pic OF Augusta. The matter was ta-
bled for executive sessions.
Other matters assigned for hearing
Tuesday were postponed for various
reasons to later dates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15

the county equally into two counties
one to be known as Northern and the
other as Southern Aroostook.
The twO-part division would, it is
understood. cut the county in two at
the southern end of 73esque Isle and
in the triple division Caribou would
he left in the northern section and the
division line strike Blaine.
The present county of Aroostook was
Incorporated March 16. 1886. and its
present AREA is 640S square miles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
Eggs Are Only
10 Cts. at Chicago,

Chicago. Feb. 14.--Withdra wal of
old storage eggs from the open mar
get yesterday followed the announce
ment oi further decline oi TWO Genus
| dozen in the price of the ffesh pro-
tluction.
This reduction brought the price oil
he best selected eggs to l6 cents
iozcn, which is tho lowest price touch-
d by eggs in the Chicago IN three
ears and lower than ever before re-
corded SO early in tho month oi
February.
The receipts yesterday were lo,oe2
cases, the largest Of the year TO GATE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
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SAGADAHOC.
RoWDolN

Grace Beal of Lisbon Falls. was in
this vicinity Saturday and called On
her sister, Mrs. Fred Roberts.
Albert Curtis is hauling hay TO Bow
do;nham for Charles Smith.
Fred Roberts has finished hauling
logs for Shaw and Graves, and is now
yarding cord wood on the O. II. Town
send wood lot. FOR Large of Lisbon
Falls.
Andrew Byrnes is quite i'll with a
very bad cold. 4s
Fred Roberts was ct Lisbon Falls
Friday ON business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
Big Indian Pond Ice Eishinn.

The fish and game commissioners
have received Il petition from w. IT.
Watson and 20 others If st Adams
asking that there be four years cx-
tension on the regulation allowing
fishing through the ice during the
hours of daylight. on Rig Indian
pond and Little Indian pond The
commissioners ordered hearing tp
ba held at 10 +. NJ. Feb. os, nj tho
Park House in Hartland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
SAVINGS Bank investments.

Representative WeodsiGe OF Webster
introduced an oct relative to invest
merits by savings hanks. This Is the
act prepared by Rank Commissioners
Skelton. a synopsis Of which has pre-
yfn,,sly ap,eared in the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
REsU6Mfs SION PASSES SEN AU1K
~ pEttJ -. ss1ssl slur ~
(Contintied from Page Ohe.)

Pattangall to carry his idea Monday
afternoon of getting a vote on the
amendment before the time To which
the consideration OF the order was
originally assigned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-24

street and Rich street, Thos. Ry-
crafts Sub of the :; part OF lot
3, Il. G. OF II. G. $50.
tl0) ON the east side OF LaSalle ave-
nue., In front OF or adjoining such
Iots or parts OF lots numbered
s o. Ss. 90; 90. between Warren
Hubbard's Sub. OF all the rear
concession OF p. c. "a. lying n.
OF Garfield avenue.
(ll) On the east side or Mckinley
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 400. 4os. 4o7, between Mer-
rick avenue and Kirby avenue.
ter and Campau Farms, being
that part OF the e. a OF +. c. rs
lying n. OF Chicago avenue, and
w. 7-12 OF =. c. 20. lying n. Of
Chicago avenue and s. OF the rear
40 acres sold to Mark Flanagan
in 1857.
u2) On the east side of Mckinley
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts of lots num-
bered 40. 80, 3S, between Kirby
avenue and Hudson avenue, Ca
and AIS to 4s7, inclusive. Of J.
w. Johnston's Sub, OF the Cam
pau Farm. p. c. rs. N. OF Michi-
gan avenue.
uS On the east side OF Mckinley
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
oersd iSs, ieS' between Hancock
H"bhnrd ana D Btuenanan street:
Lots 2ls to 26t, 26T to 2S1. 2S4 to
1893 and s37 TO 356, all inclusive
or j w. Johnston's Sub. OF the
n; n Campau Farm, being +. G.
as. lying y. OF Michigan avenue
(lD On the east side OF Nineteenth
street, In front Of or adjoining
6eTed 49, 49, r. ai IS 81 81 iS,S a5 np be
tween Jefferson avenue and De-
trolt river. plat OF Loranger's
sub sub, Of part Of the Lorqnger
part OF Il. c. S3s and 474
tl0) on the east side OF Scotch ave-
nue.. In front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lot numbered AZ.
between Herbert street and War
rem avenue, Daniel Scotten's sub
OF q. LIS 81, go. 90 and 80, r. &.
663. y. Campau farm. r. s.,
Il. IL II.
u6) ON the south side of fireman
avenue, In 'front.' or or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 10, IA, 13, IL. IL, 10, IS
between Firwood avenue and
lockwood avenue, Kremer'a Sum
Of part OF Frac. Sec. 2. r. . s..
40 On the south side OF fireman
avenue. in front of or adjoininp
such lots or parts OF lots num-
G ssred q s, :, 3, 2, I. between
avenue, Kremer's Sub. of part Of
Frac. Sec. 2. T.. s.. n. II H. VI
(lS On the east side OF Twenty
eighth street. In front OF or ad-
Joining such lots or parts OF 10,
numbered 243. between Buchanan
street and Rich street. Hammond
Rich's Sub. OF part of n a. az
and SIS. N. OF Michigan avenne
and Hammond's Sub. OF LOT b1 ~
y. G. 80, II g. r. IL II
G9) ON the west side OF Thirty.sac
ond street. I'm front OF or adioin-
ing such lots or parts OF lof mum
bered "a, between Deyereaux
street and Herbert street. frVfe,
Barbour a Warren's Sub OF thni
part OF T.. g. geo. lying bctwccn
iioratio street and Warren ave.
rye.
(gO) ON the east side OF Thirty third
street, In front OF or adioin-
ing such lots or parts OF tots
numbered between pevereaux
street and Herbert street. Fvfe,
Barbour and Warren,s Sub. OF
that part OF y. G. 2s0. lying be-
tween Horatio street and War
rem avenue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-24

Accepted and laid on the table
BY Aid. Thompson:
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is hereby re-
quested to transmit supplemental
estimate for the resurfacing OF Ash
street from Grand River to Trumbull
avenue. with sheet asphalt.
Adopted.
BY Aid Koenig:
Resolved, That the Controller be
and Is hereby requested to transmit a
supplemental estimate for the pur-
chase Of Lots 3, and s. north side
Forest avenue. next to the Trowbridge
school
Adopted.
BY Aid. Watson:
Resolved. That the City Controller
his warrant on the contingent fund.
out OF the amount allowed by the
Common Council to defraw the expense
or the Primary Election OF March II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-24

proper lire and grade, a brick, nat
al stone. artificial stone. cement or
lcrete sidewalk, according TO specifi-
Ions prepared by the COMMISSIONS
mmon Council
WEST SIDE-BO0K B.
ID On the east side of Fifteenth
street, I'm front of or adjoining
such lots s. OF parts OF R aot ngm
street and Ash street, Sub. or
that part OF II. c. ~. lying be-
tween the Chicago and Grand
River roads.
b On the north side or Hancock
avenue, In front of or adtolaing
bered &c, 20, ~. 60, IS. between
Tillman avenue and Twenty
third street, between Hub
bard and Dingwalrs Sub. of
lots S57 TO Sos Of j. w.
johns ITO e. sub. OF the "na f iof.
/, 2, 3, 39, 10, Al. az, 43, ~. 40,
as and "a OF Lewis, Crofoot and
McBride's Sub of lots 500 TO 900
and S69 TO 674 inc. OF J. W. John
ston's Sub. OF the Porter and Cam
pau farm. n. OF Chicago avenue.
81 on the east side OF Thirty NTH
street, In front or or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 8, 4, 3, /. between Buchan-
an street and Rich street. Brush's
Sub. OF that part OF +. Z. 26O, ly-
ing between Michigan avenue
and the My line OF Horatio
street, except the Ely $50 feet.
~ on the north side OF Burrell
street ia front or or adjoining
such lots or parts of lot num-
bered 80, between Lawton ave-
nue. and Maybury avenue, Geo.
ii. Paines Sub. OF lots 4. 6. 8 and
z. OF the Sub. by Commissi oners
OF the Albert Burrell Est. of o..
Is Is and Is. - and 20. l.. &.
s. on the north side OF buchanan
street. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lot num-
bered 20, between Loyett avenue
and Scotch avenue, II. X. Adams
Sub OF lot 8 Of 4. G. $50
81 ON the south side OF Jefferson
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lot num-
bered n, between Nineteenth
street and Ward line. East, plat
OF Loranger's Sub. OF part OF the
Ioranger farm =. Of Fort street,
being part OF +. g. 33S and 474.
- on the west side or Lovett ave
nue., In front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lots numbered
IN. ~, 10, 9, 10. ~, between
Torrey street and Michigan ave-
nue.. plat OF Scotten a. Lovetts
SUB OF that part OF T., G. 6sS, ~.
OF Michigan avenue. lying be-
tween the center OF Michigan
avenue and Tory street, and the
center OF Lovett avenue and the
w, line OF said 4. G. $50.
81 on the east side OF bovett ave-
nue., in front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts OF lots numbered
le7, 1876. 1876. 1871, l60. l59, be-
tween Visger street and Jackson
street, Scotch a. Lovets Sub. OF
part OF l.. &. $50. OF Chicago road
II. 2 g.. II. IL r..
% on the east side OF Lovett ave-
nue.. in front OF or adjoining sucf
lots or parts OF lots numbered
80. 40. IS. 81 tstrip OF land. 20 ~
vacated streeD, between HoratiS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-24

Respectfully submitted,
ANDREW j. WALSH
HERMAN SCHULTZ
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD,
MAURICE j. HEATING, 80
GEORGE II. ELLIS
ALOIS A. DEIMEL
In favor of q, L. ingalls,. J. Frank Kill
roy and William Baumann for the sum
or $4,000 each In payment for their
work as clerks OF the City Canvassin x
Board In compiling and tabulating the
primary Election OF March IL, In ac-
cordance with the Provisions of the
Primary Election Law, and Sec so OF
the Registration and Election Laws
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Allan. Deimel. Ellis, Garvey
iutman. Koenig. Knapp. Littlefield
Lodge, Lynch. OBrien. owen, Schultz
Skrzycki, Theisen, Thompson. Walsh
watson. Zoeller, and the President Pro
Tem.--20.
Nays-None.
And the Council then adjourned un
TIL o'clock D. m. Friday. March "a
JOHN GRINDLEY,
President Pro Tenn.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
City Clerk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-24
Department Of Public Works
Sidewalk Notice
petroit. March 2s. 1911.

Detroit, March 23. 1911.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required TO
construct, reconstruct or repair. or put
urai stone, artificiai stone, cement or
concrete sidewalk, according to specin-
cations prepared by the Commissioners
OF Public Works and approved by the
Common Council
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

On the Family theater bill next week.
impersonate, while In unique musi-
cal line they rank as clever entertain
ers Miss Norine has an able group or
foils TO aid her In her minstrel per-
Torrance. In their act. Echoes from
Germany" Hon & Rex will render
songs OF the Fatherland In a capital
manner, II is promised. The Lansinss
will present a gymnastic act with
many new features. Little Prince
does n Juggling act. and Bence
Gordon appear in an original comedy
skit entitled "Bob's Visit" The three
Masqueria sisters, In carefully select
ed songs; Jones q sutton. In song
and dance number and new motion
pictures complete the Family ; bill.
- !
GAHETH.
Bob Manchesters famous Cracker
jacks" company will hold forth in the
Gayety next week. This. its twelfth
season, brings the aggregation here,
I'm point OF numbers. stronger and bet
ter than ever before, IL Is said. with
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

Niger" and The Boss" which was
one OF the hits OF the recent New York
season. Mrs. Fiske made an instant
hit In Salvation Nell" and. after
nearly a year in New York, she went
en- the road with splendid success Mr.
Chaser has been fortunate enough TO
secure the rights TO the play and has
purchased from Harrison Grey Fiskc
the entire production used by the Man
haitian company. This he will put on
view next week, with Miss Courteney
I'm the role OF Nell Saunders, the scrub
girl OF Sid. McGovern's bar room.
Mr.. Sheldon gave us. I'm Salvation
Nell" play that Is entirely different
from anything the stage had prev
iously known. There Is n wealth OF
and atmosphere com.
bined with plot OF simple directness
that makes this play real event. Mr.
Chaser Will appear as Jim Plat. the
hanger on OF low barrooms and a
character that r. entirely foreign to
anything that be has heretofore
essayed. a cast OF fifty speaking
parts n used and hfty supernumer-
aries, combined with a Salvation Army
hand and hfteen children. are used In
the last act which depicts street on
the lower side OF New York.
There will be snecial matinee on
EIuesday, Decoration day.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

Miles patrons last fall. will return
with a new comedy skit called, The
Travelling Salesman" that should be
good for plenty OF laughs. Jack Har-
"Dickie Bird" will provide more
comedy. Hanlon. Dean and IIanlon,
In a knockabout acrobatic act and
the Milescope pictures complete the
weeks offerings.
Lawrence Johnston. the ventrilo-
quist OF original methods who enter
tained Miles patrons last fan IN
manner that brought much praise
from local critics. iil-RettsFa as-aie
of the features OF the bill Tor me
week OF June 5. He Is credited WIZ
having originated the feat OF maklhs
smokes and drinks. John and Mae
Bourke will again appear IN tue"
merry skit, THE Messenger Boy
DETROIT.
Detroit's only grand opera season
this summer will be that anordeo py
the Aborn English Grand opera com
pany. In the Detroit opera mouse mex
week when Puccini's Madam Butter
fiy'' and Massenet's now famous
'"ThaIs" VIII be given by company
that has been winning unusual pIa,sS
in Brooklyn. Boston and chicago ana
other principal cities.
MADAM Butterfly Will be given
Monday, Friday and Saturday nights
and at the Wednesday matinee
''Thias" will be given Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday nights and sat
urday matinee. A popular scale or
prices, ranging from rs cents TO sl.S0.
will 10 observed, with both afternoon
performances at 81 for the best seats.
Many OF the artists who sang In
Madam Butterfly" with the savage
English Grand Opera company Will
have their former roles during the
engagement here next week. notably
Rena Sivienne. soprano, In the title
role; Henry Taylor, tenor, as Lieut..
Pinkerton, and saul Roselle, basso, as
the Yamadori and the BonZe Other
important singers are Lila Robertson,
contralto, cast for suzuki. Louis
Kreidler, baritone. for Sharpless; Sol
Solomon, buffo, for Coro: Laura Ter
rell. mezzo-soprano. for Kate Pinker-
ton, and Frederick Chapman, baritone,
for the commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
FAMILY

a. a haf'ea program Is offered the pa
s Sson. OF nne Family theater next week.
$3.50 VII be operate music and the
neff airs affected In musl-
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

Puccint. through his numerous com
positions, all brought forth within a
comparatively few years back. has
achieved the feat of winning both the
high esteem OF the critical and the
favor OF the masses and Is prosabiy
as great n favorite as any composer
OF past or present with opera soers
of all classes. Madam Butterfly" one
produced for the
first time in 1904. IL particularly popu-
lar in. this country. II presents the
first modern American character de-
picted on the grand opera stage.
"Thais" will be a distinct novelty
TO Detroit The Aborns are RESPONSE
BILE for Its first production In English.
Mary Garden won instant favor In the
title role during the past season OF
the Metropolitan Grand Opera COM
pany, singing In Fsench The locale
of the opera permits OF elaborate
stage settings and gorgeous costumes,
and requires we'll trained and come
~ chorus for all OF the big ensembles.
",rhais" will be sung here by the
original American cast including Lois
Ewell IN the name part; Louis Rreid-
Ier. as Athanel Henry Taylor, rs
Ncias, Saul Roselle, as Palemon, Fred
as the man servant: Eliza
beth Ranney. as Myrtale: Laura Ter
rell as Crobyle. and Lila Robertson.
rs Aibine. Garlic Nic2sia will conduct
.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

Frank Tanning The show opens with
a burletta entitled. "The Trial Mar
riage." one OF the biggest hits OF It's
kind. introducing the "burlesque
queen" Ruby Leoni. and Mollie VIII
liams the only rival OF the famous
Anna Held" who will give her imper-
sonations OF that artist. The olio fea-
lures. Mollie Williams and company.
I'm a spectacular Oddly I'm dance and
pantomime entitled. "Le Dance On
Enticement." and Williams and
Brooks. In talk. dances and songs The
closing burlesque serves 10 Introduce
The Daffycills." described as one big
scream. I'm which the entire company
takes part singing New York's best
hits and in which twenty-five grille
girls" arc prominent factors.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
THE DETROIT TIMES: SATURDAY. NAY 81. 1911.

tive weeks In Detroit last summer.
will return TO the Avenue theater neN.
sunday afternoon as the promlnsh.
player in the company known as lne
Colonial Bellies" the engagement 10
continue for one week. Mr.. Kennedy
will be featured I'm two musical traVss-
ties There will also be several Nauue-
willie specialties and numerous clsses
entertainers. but as speclal uoueu
feature the management announces
"The Mystery OF Isis" lhe latter "
living picture act OF pecuhary
puzziing and beautiful nature Inc
hgures are presented without the aid
OF a curtain aud appear aud disappear
In mysterious manner a patenttu
device being used I'm staging the pie
lures.
The two musical traNestles tue CON-
many Will use are called 1t Happened
in Paris" and Happy Days. the
former gives the singing and dancing
(ContInued ON page 3D.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
AVENUE.

Matt Kennedy. the favorite Irish
OF the Empire circuit. and
the man who played several consecu-
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

tticularly meritorious The playlet
teens with wholesome sentiment. with
Ia great deal of humor Of the Potash
land Perlmutter" order, the shrewd re-
marks Of tho old Hebrew and his adj
tyice TO his son being laughable in the
Iextreme. These qualities, with the
tense dramatic situations, make the
/ piece one to compel interest, II Is said.
Second In the race for headline hon
/ crs will be Keller Mack and Frank
! orth. song writers and experienced
/ skit called THE Wrong Hero" 1t Is
'tlaimed to be original and laughable
! In the extreme. Monroe Hopkins, Lola
AxtelI and company will appear for the
first time locally in the sprfghtly COM
ody and musical feature, Travei
Troubles" the sklt being produced In
three scenes. The Offering satirizes
three phases Of modern travel, troll
ley car episode being described as par
ficuIarly amusing. Miss Axtell Is vi
>yacious comedienne and Mr.. Hopkins Is
- likable fun-maker OF the "a-laugn-a-
mfnutla" sort.
Another act, new to Templates, will
be that OF Deiro, worlds premier pi-
%ar,o accordionist." He evokes pleasing
music from q novel instrument OF his
own Invention. Marie and Billy Hart.
r.svaudeviile's versatile entertainers,
will have a rapid-fre skit called The
Circus Girl embodying pits OF every.
UNDERWRITING. Lillian Ashley the pop
ular singing comedienne, Will appear
with new lyrics and dainty costumes;
Kremka Brothers. in an eccentric ana
fomic acrobatic act, will furnish laugh
ter The Laurent Trio, "gymnasts eh-
fraordinary," will provide the thrills
s >f3,tfe the Moorooseope daylight n>ettpul
Views will conclude the bill
Patrons OF the Temple theater Will
( Tor the week OF June 8, have another
<opportunity 10 listen 10 a musical treat
Z ~ the form OF another y. a. Rolfe at
fraction called, "The Courtiers," com
nrlsinr III solo artists I'm one OF the
seasons classiest musical offerings The
name OF the producer alone should be
a Sufficient guarantee of the exeeilence
az the production His liberallty and
ekill in selecting both the accessories
and principals are well known gthe-
Rolfe productions such as The Rol1-
onfnns," who recently appeared In me
Tcmple have been most favorably re-
ceived
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

some interesting specialties and two
new burlBques The comedians are
headed by Johnny Jess. one OF the
most popular funmakers on the bur
lesque stage, assisted by John Will
liams. another favorite mirthprovoker.
Will Brooks. Frank Harcourt and
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
TEMPLE.

X TEMPLE.
Hugh Herbert. the eminent character
artist. supported by Miss Margot VIII
lams and Thomas A. Everett, VIII DC
tnpy the headline niche IN me me l1npss r
In A playiet OF unusual dramatic value,
Al A. claimed. II In entitled The son
81 Solomon written by Aaron HON.
mann. and staged by Ben Teal. the
veteran stage director for Charles
ogrohman. The sketch IN producsd by
the Gordon North Amusement COM
Many who have omitted nothing OF
Nalne An the WAY OF scenic or stage de-
tail The piece Is described as true
OF the family life OF a
wealthy New York Hebrew and his
1.-TWO children, Mr.. Herbert portraying
|fhe character OF the elderly Jew, and
Miss Williams and Mr., Everett BEING
.reen a. the loving daughter at home
and the wayward son. respectively. Mr..
|Herberts portrayal Is said TO be par
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27

ne stage last December. shortly after
||1rlne Dr. Munyon.
a I<ou well known local singers Edab
<-1<r Delbridge. Vesta Lockard. 10. u
M.lonald and John Atkinson. will
|.ot@ ffslr Initial appearance In vau-
/><ili< a. an added feature OF the same
ZIi they style themselves the lyric
<<..<l>f and VIII effer diversified
I<11(am. calculated TO appeal TO all
60 -<~-.<nf n the beginning OF their
n f6ur on fhe road IS an organiza-
~ though some OF the members
a.. had previous professional ex-
|<I<n<< Each has large personal
&<<,,< viii be provided by 'srhs
/<@ <IfI,r an act on tho order OF
20 =. .axalie. and the. audience VIII hf
IND a I,<IEc ubfther the girf. 4.
~ ~se ~~c| : o'-s'pet' NJ ~ :
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES

cal comedy. Then there will be come
dy features without melody and a
graceful dancing act. In addition
there will be Juggling and gymnasu'
performances o. an exceptionally dit-
incult character. The hcadliners are
the -Four Musical Mays. who arc rare
and character imper-
senators. and Norine Carmen and her
minstrel bows. IL Is said that there IS
no public character the Mays cannot
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
MILES.

N Mrs DR. Munyon, whose arrival In
the city last Thursday. with the
aroWed intention of establishing a
legal residence here, attracted consid-
ernble attention, has been specially
&xaxed by the Miles theater manage
= 20 head the bill In that playhouse
week. beginning Monday AFTER
Mrs AfufSNyh- NH -sfng; or talk,
nongs, and at each performance
wear a different gown. Even
~ ii said, she will be unable TO
6Iny her complete wardrobe, which
esCribed as one OF the costliest and
o1f elaborate possessed by any &C
|ess before the public today. She Is
woman OF many personal charms,
r6- these are greatly enhanced by her
1rtoriai creations, Il Is said: In Sc
&<finE her song numbers. Mrs. Mum
|on must have had her domestic
troubles with the millionaire physi-
cIan In mind. One OF them IL called,
I'm Looking for Someone to- Love
/[cs Another bears the title, I'm All
XIone." This will be Mrs Munyon's
<drst local appearance In vaudeville. As
Pau1ine Men she was on the stage be-
fore her marriage TO DIR. Munyon.
b1ayIng in "Charley's Aunt" and other
Kell-known comedies. She returned 10
The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
IYCEUM.

salvation Nell" a strong play OF
New York's east side life, Will be the
offering OF Vaughan Chaser and his
company. commencing Sunday even
ing, In the Lyceum The play II by
Edward Sheldon. young Harvard
graduate. who has since had two pro-
nounced successes to his credit I'm ''The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

Services al Temple Albert will be
held AZ 7.l5 this evening sermon oy
Or Sibor. "Tho Meaning OF Jewish
History All Interested are cordially
Invited