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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-01-11

Reddy we are sorry to learn is
quite sick at his home this week.
Osborne Simmons of Isabel
was up Monday night in atten.
dance at the Woodman S banquet.
Ollie Spring and T. G. Sheridan
left Sunday foe Ruston where
they 20 to take a business course
at the Industrial College.
DR.. and Mrs. Robbins who left
here some time back to locate at
Pine, claim the congratulations
Of their friends here upon the
birth of q boy into their homer
DR.. and Mrs. Oscar Varnado Of
Osyka are welcomed as new
/ residents of our little city, being
now domiciled in the Ball house
on Maine St. in north Franklinton
Mrs. T. c.. Corkern now a resi-.
dent Of north Franklinton, we
are sorry to learn has been con.
fined to her bed for the past
fortnight.
Prof. Bates and Mr.. Frank
Bateman are in attendance this
week at the Agricultural Insti-
tute being held in l;aton Rouge
for the farmers of the whole
State.
Miss Lane, who has been at
the head of the Magee millinery
establishment here for the past
season, has closed out her work
and left for Hackley, much to the
regret Of the many warm friends
she made while here,
Jesse Simmons and family
have moved into the house just
vacated by Mr.. jenkins, thus
completing the residential situa-
ton for north Franklinton. there
being now no vacant house in that
popular section of our town.
Mrs. Tom Magee has just pur
chased all millinery supplies from
the establishment owned by Mrs.
Magee Of Hackley and operated
here by MISS Lane during the
past season. and will open up a
first class Millinery Store in
Hart's old restaurantIstand.
Frankhnton Camp No. 254,
W00dmen of the World, and
Sycamore Grove No. %, Wood.
mems Circle, had a joint install
lation of officers Monday night.
The officers of the Woodmen of
the World are: B. 3. Burris,
consul commander; w. A. Erwin,
advisor lieutenant; H. Y. Foil,
banker; w. E. Varnado, clerk;
@. G. DDremus. escort; John D.
W0ud. wstchman; W. G. Wood,
sentry; Or. Il, Brock and }. 9.
Denman, physicians; ]. A. Burch
Willie Pierce and D. G. Wood,
manage1s.
The officers Of the circle are:
Mrs. Della H. Carter, guardian;
Mrs. Rens 4. Varnado, adviser;
Mrs. Myra Goodbee, banker; w /.
a Erwin, clerk; Mrs. Viola
Simmons. attendant; !. A. Burch,
outssr sentinel; Dr.. J. G. Denman
physician; Mrs. Mary A. Erwin,
manager.
Hon. P B. Carter. past consul
commander, was installing officer
Tor the Woodmen, and Mrs. w.
6. Wood, past guardian. was
inst alling onicer for the circle
4 iser the installation, y banquet
~ senjoyed q the Delos VOID ID
ote the proprietor of which
erses much credit for the
of she banquet. Music
lurnished BY Mrs, Myrs
Coed Miss Agnes Wood and
7llfiss mi 1,, Pierce. The even.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-01-11
VT. Herman Bank,
Located at Mt. Herman. Louisiana

H
Report furnished to the Examiner OF
State Banks by the above named
Bank, at the close Of business
on December 2Sth, 1911.
RESOURCES:
Loans g. discounts secured by
mortgage. .............$ 4,lo9.lo
Other loans and discounts. ;. Is, 1859
Ovprdrafts. l.O2|
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures .................. 1851 SO
Due from hanks and bankers 4,434.S5
Checks for clearing house $3.50
Checks and cash items. $3.50. M.f5
Gold coin. 2o.0c
Silver, nickle and copper coin 56S.4S
National bank notes and all is
sues U. s. Government ). $500
Suspense account. .......... 1000
Total ~, 1877. "a
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock, paid in. /. SIC, 10000
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes. ....... 47.A
Individual deposits subject to s
check ......... $1,000. 2,977.S5
Time certificates of deposit. 13,151.5O
Cashiers checks. ............ LIS
Note and bill rediscounted.. 100000
Total. .s2s, 1884
l, J. NJ. Brock, president, and I,
N. D. OFT, cashier, Of the above
named bank, do Jolen.nly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
f. BANlsrER,
Notary Public.
The sun., 1912-07-09
-
Business Troubles.

George Y. Coleman. residing AT $40 River
aide Drive. has filed u petition in bank rputcy
with liabilities Ss.4o7 and no assets. Part
OF the debts were contracted in Charleston.
g. 4. Among the creditors are the Inter
national Harvester Company, 81 900, and
4. l., McMartin Of Charleston. ~. 800.
Schedules In bankruptcy. Of Charles
Dearnbaum. manufacturer OF dresses and
show liabilities Sic ,ees and assets 3.a7s.
consisting OF stock $50. machinery and nx-
creditors are Maynard NJ. Miller N,7>5 land
Pacific Bank o. NO.
Eiixabeth d. Hitch. who was u partner
porters at u Battery place. has fled indi-
vidusl schedules showing assets 10000 in
nca! sstSte .! 10 Irving avenue; corosf
for go, ,sOO. She has no persona! liabilities
except on these mortgages. She residee
In New Hampshire and has an income OF
81. .Oo0 q year from u trust fund for which
she claims exemption
The sun., 1912-07-09
PUBLIC NOTICES.
visions Of this contract shall AFFECT any other
legal rights. remedies or causes Of action


visions o. this contract shall affect any other
belonging to the city.
Eighteenth---The words notice or 'direc;;
ton wherever used In this contract. shall
be deemed TO mean a written notice or direc-
ticn. Every such notice or direction to be
st such once in the t'ity as shall have been
Sy The rec. "S :Ses :Sss
designation shall have for any reason be-
come imperative. shall be mailed In the City
pc',1Sse prepaid nSarss.sd to Sns co~n.cKS eacK
notice or direction as and when at7ve pro:
yided shall be .eauivalent TO direct persenal
have been given At the iims Of delivery or
Ninsteenth--rhe word street" wherever
streets. svsnues. highway. drivswaya con.
na . .ns .r S%Ssns cS@s hSs
TS,hns IL ~, n III: S:, eini:ss ;s. 'ni Il.
present or future jurisdiction Of the Public
Service csmm!::,:Sn under the Laws Of the
Section !: .No!hins in this eon,rae. con:
sin.d shall ,. d.:msd 70 li! I. sry v;y y
3. S.'ss.s.d Of y,ssr granted to the City BY the
S's.s section e, *" rSe .H Hcompsny prom,,,a cove.
nants and agree: tc conform TO and abide BY
rsSuisements In this contract hzed and con-
In witness whereof. the party. Of the nrst
SsrS M:sSSr Of nsssHm s.,%.. 's' ssd Xspsr
ss.; ::s n: .::ss.. s' -. !; .s;s vi;
sss n. i.s..s q sss Il. esss,:. n.%. anu.
s. :S ;Ss Ss a., l.; ssS y:sf ;:' r.:
ABOVE Tss s'sai eirr OF NEW YORK.
Is..lI Mayor
Attest:
THE $:;Hs:a ssa',sI: ,sE'' TRANSIT
.,I,s:;i ,Is:;;ll v'es'Pr.''dsn'.
REsosyES. aS' rss, rs."oos% !es"i': q tn.
aury made By this Board a. to the money
% q. .nS sS. St ss' seRRS com
to S paid :Ss Ss
in and Sy Il: is,ssci"s. FORM y proposed
KEsoLvED TS:. z. s:;: S,;: SS %,
:n Staten q ff%sssI' .sss Ti.ss ss's s. S
eSise SSi or risht. eon,sinins said r..aits Of
:.sn naSs:' IL II. minute. . sf b % :si s :sa
published for at iess, twenty 80, days In
| in the City Record. and at least twice dur.
Ing the ten uo) days Immediately prior to q
newspapers to be DESIGNATED by the Mayor
therefor end published in the CITY Of Sev,
Rapid Transit Railway Company. together
| with the following notice. to Wit:
! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board Of Estimate and Apportion
| ment. before nuthorising any contract
! for the grant Of the franchise or right
applied for BY The Staten Island Rapid
! Transit Railway Company and fully Sc,
| forth and described In the fore goine
form Of proposed contract for the gran,
Of such franchise or right, and before
:ueh CONTRACT. VII; At . meesins & Of said I;
Chamber. City Hall Borough OF Man.
haitian, CITY Of New fSrk: on Thur'dHsy
hold . public hearing thereon. At which
citizens shall be entitled to appear and
trhe Sun and The New York Press
JOSEPH HAAG.
| Secretary.
The sun., 1912-07-09
sUDROoAfB's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of Hon. John y.
Cohalan. Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
noiice Is hereby given 70 ell psrsons having claims
against IDA SrRAuS. late Of the County OF New
piled for the issuance to them Of Letters of. Ad-
minisIation upon the Ess.te Of the said deeedens.
visions Of Section 2osa Of the Code Of Civil Pro-
cedure, 10 present such claims with the vouchers
thereof TO Hon; John 7. Cohahn, one Of The
once, In the Hail Of Records. In the Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York. on or before the
9Th day OF August next
Dated. New York. June ?Sth. 1912.
JESSE lSIpOR STRAUS.
PERCY >. STRAUS.
HERSERT N. STRAUS.
WISE SELlGSBRRG.
Attorneys forP ettioners
Is william Street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York.
The sun., 1912-07-09

WASHINGTON, July s.--The cruisers Call.
fornis and South Dakota have sailed froWt
Shanghai for Tsingtau. tho sunboa, AMMAN
Marblehead from Salito for Portland. Or.
the destroyer Barry from Shanghai for Ca
vite, the cruiser Washington from Hampton
Roads for Portsmouth. y. H.: the DESTROYER
Joustt from Boston for Newport the cruiser
Pennsyva a MIA from Anacortes for Bremertor.
the dsstroyers whippie. Hull Preble. Ferry
and Stewart from Santa Cruz for santa Bnr-
bare, the collier Vulcan from Boston fo.
Iambert's Point and the cruiser Chester
from, Boston for Proyincotowr.
The battleshtps Delaware, Kansas and
New Hampshire have arrived at Newport.
tho tugs Patapsco and ratuxent at Hampton
Roads. the battleshiD Oregon a. Portland.
Ore: the bat,leship Iowa at Tangiar Souad,
the battleship Utah at Newport and the sun
boat Nashville at puertu Plata r.
The sun., 1912-07-09
THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

Ec~ eastern New Work, tetr ava
continued warmer To-day, unsettled
Tomorrow, probably local showers
In soathern portion, moderate south
and southwest winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day
and tomorrow: little change In tempera-
ture; light to moderate southerly winds.
For southern New England. fair and con.
tinued warmer to-day: unsettled tomorrow:
probably local showers: moderate south and
southwest winds.
For New Jersey. fair and continued warm
to-day and probably to.morro~ moderate
south and southwest winds.
NEW YORK, July 9.--Thc pressure con-
tinued high yesterday over oil secti~ps 49,
Of the Mississippi Valley. and thA SaAA6os
was still warm and fair over the Northeast
ern states. excepting local showers.
A moderate depression was moving north
eastw ward over the Rocky Mountain and
plains States and had It's centre over South
Dakota and Nebraska and was attended By
moderate rains from the northern Rocky
Mountain States eastward to tho Mississippi
Valley.
and South Atlantic States and the lake re-
sions and upper Ohio Valley.
| Elsewhere II was generally fair.
There were very few temperature changes
Of any note.
In this city the day was fair: warmer.
wind, light to fresh southwest; average hu-
midity, So per cent: barometer. correctsd
to read TO sea level. at A. NJ. 3o.is: y
p. ~. ao.os.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as re-
corded by the ofncial thermometer. Is shown In
The sun., 1912-07-09

nttine depsr tmsnt for young vomsn Of . busi
and good agure. Apply ~ p G. SiEGHR. But.
The sun., 1912-07-09
p.,.d New York. june Z. 1919.

NOTICE 10 INVESTORS.
Notice IL hereby Given that the undersiened
viii sell 70 she hiehe., bidder taersfoI nve per
Kre County. New York. Of the. aggregate par
value Of ~ 900 CO. 81 ten o'clock IN the forenoon
on the 1tth day Of july 1912. a. the once Of !he
Town Clerk In sAld town. and that he will receive
bids for said bonds or any portion thereof up 70
and ~ said time Of such sale.
nomination OF q .OOO00 each and thirty bonds Of
the denomination Of $4,000 each.
paid annually on the hrst day Of April.
The Town Of Cheekt0waga, with . large -:
eesaed valuation. and con tiguous 70 the City OF
buffalo, is behind these bonds.
The right 10 reserved TO reject any and oil bids
and waive any iufornslity.
For further informaiion or the submission Of
bids address FRANK WILDLY.
Supervisor OF the Town OF Cheektowaga. Forks.
Hew York.
The sun., 1912-07-09

Arrived MONDAY. July 4
Ss George Washington Bremen. June 20.
S. Italia, Palermo. June 20.
SIS Excelsior. Hamburg. June e.
IS Nieuw Amste rdam. Rotterdam. June ~
SIS California. Queenstownport. June 30.
IS IApland. Antwerp. June 70.
SIS Saramacca. Trinidad. July :.
IS prometheus. Hamburg. June =.
IS Santa Clara. Cardenas. June u.
SIS Creole. New Orleans. July J.
IS Hilton Boca Grande. July !.
SIS Zulla. Curacao. June %.
SIS Jolando di GiorRio. Port Antonio July ,.
Ss Vigilancia, Nassau. July
IS Victoria de I.arrinaga. st. Lucia. June 30.
IS COmanche. Shields. June 23
SIS Bermuda. Hamburg. June -
ARRIVED OUT.
IS Mauretauia, from New York At Liverpool.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York
at Plymouth.
SIS Caledonia. from New York'at Glasgow.
IS Taormina. from New York st Genoa.
The sun., 1912-07-09
P8OPO

OFFICE oPTHg COMMISSIONERS Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. washisgton July 9, 1912 Sealed
O'clock p NJ. July 10. iei3 for furnishing and de-
Mvering Road Otis. Tars and Asphaitic Binder.
ianed from the Purchasing Omcer. D. G: CCNO
it. RUDOLPH. JOHN 4. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
4 II DSON. Commissioners, n. &.
The sun., 1912-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises. %:37 sun sets...732 Moon rises. i2u
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 30 Gov Island. 2 90 Hell Gate... So
The sun., 1912-07-09
Army and Navy Ordevs.

-wAsHIN6TON, July s--Thcse army or.
ders were Issued to-day;
First Lieut.. NJ d Weed. Medical Corps.
from transport Thomas to philippines NJ
vision.
Capt. j. NJ Kimbroush. Jr. Sixth infan-
try. TO Atlanta Ga. as inspector instructor
Of militia of Georgia.
The sun., 1912-07-09

ANIss, 10 yeArs Of sse. wanted for psrmanen,
position In dtting depAr tment, Apply 70 p. c.
SIEGER. Butterict Building Sprihg and Mao
dougsl sts,. New York
The sun., 1912-07-09
~ Marconi wireless.
Movements Of Naval vesseis.

s. President Lincoln. for New York. was s2s
miles east OF Sandy Hook al 1870 yesterday
afternoon. .,
The sun., 1912-07-09

Commander L. 8 Thompson, from the
South Carolina TO three months aicl leave.
Midshipmen J. X. Richards. II. a. Laven-
der, z. II. Morrissey and II e. Gatcs to tn
Midshipman F. X Elder. to the connecti-
cut
MidSnipm'. srans E1,s a1So'd ,bs r,6r,d Dsds'
Mid.hipmsn W. Hans r. La Rom-
bard. W: A.. Corley. ". 4. shaw. n. n. Chase
Midshipmen r, o. Brown, T, g. Boyd. r..
4. Crenshaw. G. r. Mason and c. r. Greene.
to the Connecticut,
The sun., 1912-07-09
Absorbs six Independent Comp nies

ALBANY. July g.. Notice that six more
independent companies have been absorbed
BY the New YORK Tel ephone Company
| wss received by the Public Service Com
Onondaga. Greene. Orange and BrOome
counties
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29
()UARnE.l.S And
ARGUMENTS ALL
THROUGH CANE
Cairo Players Given Recap-
tion at Residence Of DR..
and Hrs l.. D. Keith.

The firstioot hall game Of the 1912
season has been played and won by
Cairo, Anna being left without 81
score a touchdown in the second
and a good Kick BY Kusener gave
the locals the seven points when
bea Anna
First Half,
Capt T0lIc on tho locals won tho
toss and chose To receive the ball
which, after being kicked, was re-
turned a good twenty Yards by Kuse-
ner. From the very start Anna
plaved good poll, witch, coup ID
with a few bono heads" on the part
Of tho Egyptians, gave Anna the ball
on their 40 yard line Anna failed
to gain the required ten yards and
gave The ogal to Cairo. Determined
to make UP for their former blunGors,
the locals snapped the bali Into play
with such pen chat 1T tea6 The
Anna team completely ct &qir feet.
by succession " END runs and line
bucks The locals showed the ball
within onc-half yard OF the goal,
whom lDe whistle sounded the end of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29
z, ILLNESS OF DhTS5 DOES
NOT PREVENT VICTORY.


Clcvoland, O., Sep. % Althoueh
Daus5 gave eight bases on balls and
Hill three batters, Detroit won from
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29

American League,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29

B1sJ0n ,,.., .......s.....,
Batteries Cushion and Williams; ,
Collins aud Carrigan, Thomas,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29
RIJKER PITCHES
WINNING GAME
FOR DODGERS
Works Allow Cubs But One
lit and Reds Easily An
mex the Game.

Associated Press Dispatch
New York, Sept 49, Boston Dr.
feated New York in the first game
Of q doubte-beader and tied the sec
nnd in seren INNINGS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29
SENATORS BEAT Red S0X
IN HARD-F0UGHT GAME.

Associated Press Dispatch
washington, Sept 2S--W Washing
ton defeated Boston in hard fought
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-09-29

Batteries Burk and WingQ; Cam-
mtg, Adams and Gibson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
CARLTON T. GARRETSON.

Carlton 7. Garretson, editor OF Judge,
died yesterday morning at the home or
his sister, Mrs. Jessica G. Finch. No. 81
East 18th street. He was thrown from
his horse while riding IN Central Park
May 10 and received fracture OF the
vertebrac
Mr.. Garretson was taken TO the Pres
byterian Hospital after the accident and
an operation was performed upon him
there. II was never believed that he would
recover. though on several occasions he
seemed 10 rally and his mind grew
clearer Two weeks ago Mr.. Garretson
sent for his stenographer and dictated a
humorous article for Judge" He spent
most Of the day In the work, but that
was his last contribution 10 the paper
Before he became member OF the
staff OF Judge" Mr.. Garretson was on
the stan Of 1.-The Globe" and for time
was employed by "Leslie's Weekly" His
out OF town newspaper experience was
varied. He was employed by several pa
pers on the Pacific Coast and just before
be came TO New York was in the advef-
Using business in Pittsield. Mass.
The editor was the son OF the Rev. T.
Z. Garretson. OF East Williston, Long
Island. and was graduated from Williams
College. While in college he took much
interest IN athletics He was member
of the Kappa Alpha fraternity. lie leaves
a wife and an eight year old son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
POPULAR PRICED PLAYS OPEN
New Cooperative Circuit Begins
onerations in Many Cities.

new eva in popular priced entertain
-, snrang into life on Sunday nlgh'
,,.,,b the simultaneous opening IN az
,any different cities OF the first I'VE OF
,hn co-onerative circuit theatres TO RAISE
.,oi- curtains at 10. 20 and 80 cent
,ric.e william A. Brady. Aubrey MIC
,an,hal Marcus Loew. Lee Shubert. John
I, Kerr. l., Lawrence Weber. NJ. Reis' D.
shubert. J.. Ray Comstock. lie"
rr,eide Charles +. Blaney and others
,ayo Iabored all summer TO weld chain
y, theatres and budget OF attractions
calculated 10 form continuous Wheei
,or the entertainment Of the masses de-
manding popular priced offerings
THE opening guns were fired at Indian
.roIis with Lew Fields's "Tilly's Nignt-
mare: ST. Louis. with Oppenheim Broth-
ar.. BABY Doll; Kansas city. with Ber-
IA Daley In Dean O'Dare"; Mil"au-
80 with the Shuberts's THE city. ana
To,odo with Joseph Byron Totten IN
pod Head, under Louis Stems man
nent Last night openings followed
newark. Albany. Troy. Schenectady
Montreal Rochester. Cleveland, LOUIS
,,u,e omaha, Minneapolis. Philadelphia
Ioboken. Brooklyn and several other
cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
DEATH OF HAMILTON KING
american Minister to Siam
Heart Disease Victim.
From The Tribune Bureau. /

Washington. Sept. 2.-Hamilton King.
the American Minister to Siam. died yes
terday' according TO a dispatch to the
Department of State from the vice-con-
SUI at Bangkok. Death was due to heart
disease and ur3emia. The burial will take
place tomorrow.
Mr. King was born at St Johns, y. F.,
in 1852, and was educated at Olivet Col
legc. the Chicago Theological Seminary.
Leipsic University and the American
school at Athens. For twenty years
prior 10 his appointment as Minister
Resident to Siam IN 1925. Mr. King was
principal Of the preparatory department
Of Olivet College. His appointment as
American Minister TO Siam is dated April
q, 1900
AS special representative OF President
Taft, Mr.. King attended the cremation OF
the King Of Siam last year and. later,
the coronation of the new king OF Siam
as special ambassador He was well
known as a lecturer. preacher and po-
htical speaker and was delegate TO the
Republican National Convention in 1896
Sheldon l.. Crosby. recently promoted
from third secretary Of the embassy at
London 10 be first secretary OF the lega-
ton at Bangkok. was ordered by the
State Department to-day 10 proceed 10
Siam and take charge Of the legation.
Carl c. Hansen. vice-consul general. has
assumed charge Of affairs until the ar
rival OF Mr.. Crosby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
BROOKLYN SINGERS ON TRIP
Coucordia Society Visits Gettysburg
Washington and Mount Vernon.

Iron i ne lElDuHe Bureau
Washington, Sept. about three nun
dred members Of the Concordia Singing
Society. Of Brooklyn. arrived here last
night from Gettysburg, on their eighth
annual tour. The morning was spent in
seeing the sights OF Washington and the
marty went TO Mount Vernon this after
noon.
Leaving New York Saturday night. the
special train, In charge OF Edward {.
Drake. OF tho Lehish Valley. reached Get
tysburg yesterday morning. The day was
spent In going over the battlefield
The tourists will leave Washington to-
morrow evening at o'clock, reaching
Now York late Tuesday night. The tour
was arraigned by the officers Of the So
c.ety. They are Emil c. Lampe. presi-
dent: Charles Jaeger. treasurer; Emil
Ismpe. r.. secretary. They were assisted
by a special excursion committee compris-
ing Arthur Jiintzinger, Herman Tobery,
Louis Jacobs, Andrew Pardo and Robert
Schneider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-03
PlNERo's COMEDY GIVEN.

Atlantic City, Sept. 2.-The first per
formsnce Of Billie Burke In Sir Arthur
Wing Pinero's comedy. THE Mind-the-
Paint Girl" was given at the Apollo
Theatre tonight before large audience.
nr Arthurs comedy proved discussion
breeder last season when II was produced
10 London, and it's advent here has been
awaited with interest. The story OF the
hsce. which was given at length In
The Tribune at the time Of the produc-
uon Of the piece in London. concerns
hsek with one Lily Fsrradeli, a girl OF
the chorus. who makes herself famous by
her rendering Of the song THE Mlnd-the-
Faint Girl" in the cast are Morton
*iten. Louis II. Massen. J. Palmer Col
ms, Leo Cooper. Jeanette Lowrie, Car
,oll hccomas. Mabel Frenyear and Lydia
Rachel.
The Mind. the Paint Girl Will open at
ne Lyceum Theatre, New YORK on Sep
subsr T.