Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
LILLIAN DOES IT
ONCE MORE
Fiance Finest Man in World,
She Says; Il Not Sure She
Will Retire From Stage
Life.

New York. Jan g.--Lnnan RUS
sells new fiancs--that is TO say. her
Iatest.-is the finest man IN the
world. she SAYS. There n not much
doubt about the matter because Miss
Russell told q reporter this today 81
her apartments on West Eighty
ninth street,
Miss Russell was dressed IN q loose
silk pink klmouo embroidered with
huge pink satin chrysanthemume
Her SILK stockings were black, and
she wore dainty slippers. Her hair
was In artistic disarray and her COM
ploxion--weil. d was the same ILL
Han Russell ~ liiy-rose- peachhloom
complexion
Certainly rsa engaged she said
"And he Is the finest man YOU ever
met.
Alexander r. Moore-be sure and
get IN the middle initial We have
been engaged about two years and
are 20 be marfied IN May or June,
as soon as have finished my thcat-
rical cngagemcnu'
but II was reported that You had
left the stage" the reporter said
Indeed no." she said firmly Il
have no idea % leaving the stage"
mot even AFTER you are married p
Well" she admitted, ~ don'l
know what my plans Will be then.
'Wili you live in PittsSurg?"
The most beautiful ACTRESS laughed
merrily.
Mr. Moore. she said. had been q
F. friend Of hers twelve yearn. He be-
came acquainted with her, she said
through his newspaper work, and Wal
nice TO her, but until a couple Of
I years ago she never had any ide,
that he WAS iu love with her, He &
only a. years old. She 10 so. Tina
is the record Of the family Bible
not her looks.
II wish you could meet him." sh'
enthused. He Is q perfectly won
derful man. What attracted me q
hfm2 I believe Il was his fearless
ness. He Is not afraid Of anybody
and he has big broad Ideas. An'
he Is clever. too.
che told me That after he got hl
1 divorce Ike felt Lonesome YOU know
that's the way with people" she pu
la confidentIally "As soon as the,
lose their husband or wife they i'm
dlateIy want another. and He reach
ga for the moon and got star.
Wasn't that ciever?"
4 resolution was passed az tn
meeting OF the board OF education
yesterday making Il mandatory 70
that body TO dlsTalss an teachers wh'
reach the age OF ~ years That pro
posal has been fought by the teach
ers. who declare that such a law
would mean the quilting Of man
teachers who were still able 20 go Of
with their work.
Mrs oliver II. p. Belmont IL indig
nant over the verdict rendered In til
Triangle fire case.
"rs an outrage. she said whel
approached on the subject III seem
impossible In this day and age tina
persons 80 obviously responsible 10
the death Of helpless wonen shout
20 unpublished. Az long as the work
Ing girl has no vote she will get ~
Justice, n such Justice IN to conflic
against any mans interest Il ha
always been 80 and the verdict rem
dered by the jury Ia the Trlangl
fire case proves that conditions hav
not changed.
II only ask that this want Of IN
recognition OF the value OF each poo
girls right to protection may awakel
the womanhood OF This country q
see the necessity Of corporation ant
that an GLASSES Of wemen shall b.
bound by sisteFho0d too strong. TO-
brave, too intelligent 70 bear inOel
longer their ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
Last weeks death rate was muci
lower than the rate FOR the CORE
spending week year ago. Accord
ing 10 figures given out yesterday By
lIeltl Commits omar Lederle ih'
lrWe ior lasi Wce, WnH lt.tl to 1000
az against thc Iuu rate az 1880
EYety borough except Nichmon'
showed a uecrease IA mortality
There the rate WAS lS.O6, as asains
last years average OF i4iG. The
| total number OF deaths was 1910, "a
against i.b00 Tor the correspondent
week a year ago Deaths by vsAienc'
took a jump from NJ 90 "a IN Brook
lyn. Elsewhere they we're about tn
same. In nearly al diseases the fig
ures show q decided drop.
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