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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

aAd Mrs. Netshek met in synagogue, Beth Hamedrash- Hagodel Desfardirn. at Grand and Norfolk streets
 The trio were together in the syna- gogue on Wednesday morning. Nat urally, when the Futtermans were ab- sent from devotions on Thursday this break in their consistent record inter ested Mrs. Netshek greatly. But she made no inquiry at the Norfolk St. house. Friday saw nothing of them; Saturday. yesterday.
 Aaron hurried from his home in the Bronx.
 The son ran to Patrolman Cubber- wanted to force the door and asked the policeman to come with him. effort. though it was double locked. It opened upon the kitchen. which was as orderly as it ever had been.
 In the bedroom were found the bod ies-Futterman sitting upon a leather couch his wife lying in bed. These mutiIationsf unqueStionably had been made after. both persons were dead.
 When scores of curious men, women and children of the neighborhood were erowding in the hall while the inyes- tigat worked Etka, the daughter, disarranged and a wild look in her eyes. dashed into the houseand raced upstairs.
 break through group of policemen and detectives to get into the guard ed room
 But the policemen held, her back. Coroner, Hellenstein had ordered that no one be adruitted to the rooms She gave another E-fId cry and again tried to break through. Then she was talk en to the sidewalk A photographer flashed a wkht by which to make a picture of her She sprang al him and a z, moment afterward almost felled a policeman by a. visorous blow -on his r5s, rr--l->. s.--
 An hour or so later when t was found that the woman could not be made to return home. Capt Foy ask ed her to accompany him to the Clin5 ton street police station She went into the detectives room, but she an swered every question with a frantic appeal to be taken te her mother
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
OBITUARY

The funeral of Rufus French was held this afternoon from the rest dence of his daughter, Mrs. MiIlie French, S5 CouruaDd street. Rev George NJ. Brown. pastor of the First M. E. church officiated. Burial was in the Elm Street cemetery, Monroe. MT. French, whose. death occurred at the Bridgeport hospital following 2 fall Is. survived by one son, Walter Lacey French, one grandson, Lacey French, and one grand daughter, Lues- Mary French
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
Police Unearth
 Record Of Check
 FOrger Held Here

Ingthe person of samuel T. King" arrested yesterday for attempting to pass two fraudulent checks here, the police authorities believe that they have an old offender, wanted for for gery in several cities throughout the United States.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
RoARDs oRGANIzE

George M. Flames is expected to be elected president of the Board of Park commissioners this evening.
 David. M. Trecartin, NJ D.. is the choice of the administration for pres idency of the Health Board which Mayor Wilson plans to organize to-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
SIX KILLED IN FIERCE NEW YORK SKYSCRAPER FIRE TODAY
Equitable Life Assurance Building Destroyed with Loss Estimated from $1O,- 100000 to $2O,O0O,OoO.

Q Firebrands, Swept by High Winds, Scattered All Over Downtown District and Grave Confiagration Pre- vented by Herculean Work of Brave Bremen. Chief Kenlon Sounds Five Borough Ala91n and Brings Out Every Particle of Fire Apparatus for First Time i'll the History of Greater New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
UNcLASS1FIED

WANTED.-Draug for fine ex perimentaI work Apply American Graphophone Co.,, Railroad Ave. entrance. A 6 so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
Water FreeLes Leavine Hoee.

water Freezes Leaving Hose.
 Alarms followed alarms until three thousand hpemen were ighting-and sD1erings A sudden drop in the tenn perature ca used the water to freeze as it left the hose Descending mist and steam fell upon the firemen and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

SACRIFICE.-New family house. 12 roons all improvement, Con- necticut Ave. Box 96S. City.
 4 d DO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09
THE FARMER

ran De obtained by NEWS BOYS. DEALERS AND OTHERS. after 6 o'clock evenings. at the Herald News
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-09

TO RENT.-Eive rooms, all improve Inents shades furnished. Inquire 232 Wells St. Phone S0TS-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
REPUBLICANS NAME
ELFEGO BACA AS
CHAIRMAN
Local Lawyer Succeeds Joseph
E. Saint Who Resigned to
Join Roosevelt Progressives.

40 meeting of tho H,runliiI'
county Republican central ruWmIltu"
h.lU this morning boo the office uf lt
Eludyrp Americana EI.Dgo Ga.R, the
we'll known attorney and editor of IN
opinion puluua. WAS elected county
chairman. Ms UuHH succeeds Joseph
g. saint who hDs affiliated himself
with the prpgr,Huyos.
Thy committee also named 4 %.
Struup Us mpmhyr-Ht-lIrs' Go sur-
Good Scfcrino Crulutt, uho iIko MT
saint has east his fortunes with tho
Guu Moose party Jusn T.. P,rDt WHH
elected Goo m"WuorHhIr uu tn, com
wItirn from Precinct o.. succeeding
b. ~ Ferguson who i5 uo longer %
rpHidont of th, state.
The committee fixed Thursday Srp-
tymutr q. Js the date tor holding prI-
marie. TOR the election ut delegates
tU the county convention which ls Go
ho held ON saturday, September f,
Tho county convention WIu elect dele
,galrs 90 the state convention for the
selection ut candidate for congress
.auG three presidential electors.
The committee meeting was we'll
attended aud those present expressed
confidence boo the outlook for Eepuu-
iiHtn success this year both iu Dor.
uHIIllo county and Boo tho state.
A. a.. struup of this city was en-
dorsed Cor appointment on the stat,
highway commission B,ruallliu cuuu-
Is is entitled to three mtmhcrs of this
commission and DO is expected TINT
the governor viii appoint two Demo.
Gratis ma one Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
.LITHGOW COMPANY
NOW INSTALLEDIN
NEW ROOMS
Rapidly Growing Concern is
Ready for Business in Com
modious Quarters; One Of
City'S Big Industries.

WIN nearly 5000 fcct of floor
spH.r over o. dozen employees aud
remarkably complete equipment. the
LithpoW Manufacturing Stationery
c0mpuur R now fully Installed boa
Co. commudiuus new quarters at I22
North Second street, next door tu the
Evening Herald office. ana Ina one at
the most advantageous business To-
cations Zoo tho city Tho Ilthguw
company, having purchased com
plctr job printing plant Ia addition
Co the big hIudcry equipment. now
takes rank us one OF the most inn
portlut home industries, and is e.
hundred per cent better prepared Geo
handle its rapidly increasing bust
ness. The stock Of office appliances
OF every conceivable Kind including
o. iull line of typewriter supplies De-
being greatly increased and the lar
ger floor space enables the concern
ID Keep bon stock am even larger line
OF tho NavWuu a Erhc filing cases
and office furniture of all kinds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
MAY NEED TWO BIG
TENTS TO HOUSE
MANUFACTURES
EXHIBIT
Representatives of LEGAL In
dustries at Big Meeting En-
thusiastic Over Fair Fea-
ture.
ELECTRIC COMPANY TO
FURNISH AMPLE POWER

II is fast becoming evident that in
addition Geo tby uig tent already sU-
cured another one as bIe win bo
noC,smr, tu furnish accommodation
Tor the exhibits ip the manufactures
and industrial display ut ,b, state
fair This M.t WIS brought QUE 40 %
largely attended meeting o' repre-
sentative. ni local Iudus;Fi,s base night
Bt fsr headquarters, Every man
present vas hr.mful of enthusiasm
over do, ran. fni the industrial disc
play ana practically every Industry in
Albuuuoruue. with many outside ones.
viii hv represented with displays. Al
ready j kYrurr ana Company have
contrast ted for space 20 DO. 100 feet
and tho j. T. Case AutomunIl. com-
pauv Tor 90 space the same size. eth
erH are rpssrNiug euas, rapidly The
electric HIGHT company vui.E VIII
have big exhibit run bl lts own
power, Pa prepared tu furnish power
to ull other concerns needing 10 iu
their demonstrations
Last n.rh' committee Vla ape
pointed. consisting ur r. D. pIH-morr.
A. =. Won U',usy. manager uf the
electric U4ht company, ONO Wallace
NussDldpu tu solicit exhibits Prose
emit Indications are that thI. viii Dee
Kept busy tWeutl -four hours day
taking down the names OF exhibitors.
for no. 20 man bias been approached
yet who has refused 10 cuthusp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
C0MBATANTs ARE
ARRAIGNED TODAY

Miguel Scdillo. CoIso Scduo. Juan
Caldrou aud Ciricao Gucrcrra. four
drunken hruvl near the SWastlka sac
loon last sunday which nearly re-
were urrulgnod before Justice of the
Pcuco Jose Romero In Old Albuqacr-
que to-day District Attorney NJ. 4.
Nigil representing tho state, cndcay-
orod tu find ont the cause OF tho
trouble. Attorney a. -. Cornell dee
tended Culdron II is likely an four
win Dee held to the grand jury. Al
claim self defense.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
PERSONALS.


Mr. aud Mrs James Wilkinson lot
today Tor AN extended stay iu Los
Angeles.
Mrs SELLERS. wife ~ Mayor u. X.
n. Sellers, returned today from "a
visit OF several wocEs with her
daughter Mrs Harry DruWm, iu chs
cago.
Judge George T.. craig aud Mrs
craig loft this afternoon for visit
oi several weeks in Iowa aud Illinois.
W. a. George superintendent OF
the Santa Zee shops iu Albuquerque,
lrft last might for hrirr business
visit in Ia Juptt.
" 5. Thornton. accountant for tho
sharp Constructing company. az La
guuN Was Boo the city last evening
en- route Co Kansas city Tor brief
visit,
a letter received by Munagcr II a.
Sherman OF 90, crystal Ut pustiwc
thc1tyrs from Joe Barnett dated Aug
ust lu. sHys that Mr. and MR. Bar
nett It that time we're just leaving
Trieste. Austria. for Venice. the ItIu-
vrdIA including % ,ruis, uu tly Adri-
auD MI Barnett is $50 taken with
the Italian g,uduus that hc threatens
% uring home pair ut them for use
on the rio Griudc.
W. s. Suioklcr vice president of
the First National bank returned toe
! day from n months vacation Du the
Pacific coast
Mrs John Lomaster of sandal. y.
ST., rs visiting friends IN Alhuqucraue
today Mrs. Lpmastrr recently rec
turned from "a visit of several weeks
! with relatives iu Kansas aud Illinois.
The Christian EndraNur society cot
| the Presbyterian church will give "a
! lawn social az the " e. Hope rcsI-
! drnCc at $50 %. m. next Tuesday.
Lemonade and ice cream win 10. ser,-
| eel. with fortune telling booth and
other features
| Mr., aud Mrs Maicrs. the latter the
| luughtorot Mrs. g. Guppe OF thi'
city with their two children, haN,
| arrived for visit here from BuS
city. Michigan Ms Matters, who was
% popular clerk In the Huppc drul
store seven years ago, b. making hci
hrst visit here since her marriage u
that time.
Rev r. NJ HarWood aud wife hay,
! gone Co Duua Ana. y. NJ. where Mr
! HARDWOOD viii conduct a series of be-.
usiuus services tor the next week ol
SEQ.
| Evangelist ". a. irunsido of oak
hand, cab win preach al tho Nurtl
! Fourth street gospel han az $3.50 uu'
] 1880 g. "a, tomorrow, An are Invited
Goo attend The evangelist will uls
give gospel address al 3 o'clock tu
night at the corner of Second stree
and Central avenue. sunday schoo
Il win be- held at the Norlh 'uuriI
street hall at g.l5 "a, m, tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Kilicd WIN shotgun.

Wagon Mound y. Ma Aug. a.
TN, killing OF FranA s. Ortcga. one
uf tho best known citizens of Wagon
Mound hy AbHu Marrs Yesterday at
thc home of Mares, was tho result of
60 long standing quarrel between the
mon n d. said Drtcpn had been try
iur 90 collect hin from Mares
which caused tho oumity Ortogn had
followed Mares into tho latterf
house when Mares grabbed o. gun and
shot him.
tie used q shotgun loaded with No
q shot, aud tho charge tore "a three
inch hole iu Ortcgas breast death
being instantaneous Mares made nd
attempt Goo escape and gave himself
up Go tho authorities Orcga leaves
u wife aud several children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
SEPTEMBER 3 IS
OPENING DAY OF
ACADEMY
A Arrangements Being Made at
st. Vincent's to Care for
Largest Enrolment in His
tory of Institution.

So Vincent. Iul,mN pioneer ,du.
oltuuat institution Nlbapuvfuu,
will Upon its doors Iur Co.,, twenty
seventh term ou ITO. Iag ; ptgmupi
%. Advance reservation. of accom-
modaiIuus Indicate chat ruu ruaid,u'
school enrolment w'i Do. uuusW.I.
large, while PREPARATION are h,Iu.
made tu cor. Tor th, largest genera
enrolment BOO enc hatur. ut a.,
school ST. NIuppurs De- ono of th,
host known schools for girls Ia Ga,
southwest being locniod NJ a spicu
did pdrt ot Albuquerque. With lir.
buildings and spacious grounds 900
up-t0-dltc curriculum auI capable
teacher. whose live. 500. devoted O..
tho cause ul education.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
THRILLING STUNT BY
SON OF THE MAYOR

The pony which be- was riding come
Ing 90 sudden stop "a tho intors'r-
ton OF central avenue and Second
street an noon today Harold SELLERS.
SON pf Mayor SELLERS, who was riding
the animal. vas thrown over tho
horses head, SELLERS turned CONE
plcto somersault in the air and landed
ou mis- feet uniniurrd demonstrating
That ho Ia some COutoruouisl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
WELL KNOWN FORMER
ALBUQUERQUEAN TO WE'D

Mr. ana Mrs V. r. Edlc, formerly
Of Albuquerque hut now of Los An
rrlcs. cal. announce tho engagement
of their daughter. Lucy iHNcrnc Eide,
90 Mr. Charles Alfred Nelson of Los
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

WASTED Acreage from 1000 acres
upwards. Must have water "n &c.
So objection a- Goo reasonable die
lance from railroad. Address luA
az. caro- Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

For SALE Large Hh.Eduy roll
top office desk uud loHrhcr uphol-
stored revolving chair Worth $3.50.
VIII sem tor $3.50. ana south Sec
uud street gee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
POLITICIAN KILLED IN
FIGHT OVER S1.25
AT WAGON MOUND
ony EyeuInE Her, ID 4. p I.eSssd wirel

Base las Vegas " Mr Aug 2I.--
lu ught for ihc possession uf o bod
roll valued 90 Sl2s, Frank $. prtcgl,
90 leader in Republican politics Boa
...lthcru New MoXico. was shot and
Killed. yesterday hy Ahrnm Mares. 10
b. alleged Tho shooting occurred at
Wagon Mound, 90 miles north cot here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
Send Name aud Addres- Today--NOu
can Have IL free aud $50
strong Hud Vigorous

have iu my possession "a prescrip-
ton for nervous debility, mex OF Wig
or weakened manhood. falling meme
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epssCs. unnatural drains. uT the tulilcf
Of youth, that has cured 80 many
worn aud nervous men right in tncIr
own homes without aug additional
hclp or medicinc--that Q think every
muu who wishes Co regain manly
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49, SHOULD have copy $50 ] have de-
tcrmued Co send "a copy .f the pres
CriptIou FREQ of charge. 900 "a pIuint
ordinary scaled envelope 90 any man
who viii write for ~.
This prescription cumoB rrom "a
physician who has made "a special
study OF men and ! ann convinced 20
Is tho surcst-acuuE combination for
the cure of deficient manhood ana
yirur failure over put together
j think 1 uNp 10 iu my fellow ucn
10 send them copy ln confidence so
| that any man anywhere VINO is weak
and discouraged with repeated iail
urgs may stop drusFIug Imself win
harmful patent medicines, secure
! what believe is mo uu. kcst-acuur
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ING remedy ever devised. and 3,
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I send you "a copy of THIS splendid rec
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| would charge $500 Go $500 Tor nero
! iy writing out a prescription like ma.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Some things have
got to be good,

or you don't want them at any
price.
A bank is one Of those things,
1t must be exactly right
good through and through,
before YOUR money can get
in.
The fact that it costs you
nothing is no reason why you
should not insist on perfection
of quality.
The fact that this bank has
grown faster than any other
in New Mexico should be an
evidence of quality to YOU,
May we have your account
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

Ncv pictures at rasum. and crys-
tai tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24
Choice Real Estate
for Sale

My residence, corner West Central Avenue and Tenth
street
Three lots southeast corner Tijeras Road and Tenth
street
Two lots West Silver avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth street
Four lots West Lead avenue between Seventh and
Eighth street
Northeast West Coal and Third street.
Size of parcel ga 2-3 feet by rs feet
Two lots West Gold avenue between Eighth and Ninth
street
Three lots West Silver Avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth street
Choice business location, West Copper
Two lots South Second street between West Coal and
West Iron
Southwest corner Gold avenue and Broadway in High
lands.
Four lots southeast West Iron Avenue and Sixth
street
desire close out the above promptly and will make
most reasonable For further particulars call at my Of
flee 215 and 217 Luna Strickler building.
Office Phone AZ. Wy c sTp1cvrFp
Residence Phone 723. " "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

Adventures uf Tourist boo ilhu-
uurrIHr.' EIugrnph film. crystal
sunday and Monday Muunocs. $3.50.
evening, 1850. $500. $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-24

Angeles Tho wedding will occur iu
tho early Bl The announcement VIII
hc of keen interest 10 tho many
friends oi tho bride loo this rity. where
she lived for many years.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-10
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

roles, and a scenic setting surprising
anything produced under his able direc-
tion In the past. Grotesque dancing oddi-
ties will be amusingly rendered by Rosa
Crouch and George WEIGH Leipzig. the
conjurer TO royalty. is another excep-
tfonal inclusion. James r. Macdonald, a
Chase regular, will interject his funny
parodies and clever chat Edwards
novel circus will offer a pony. dog. hy-
brid zebra, sacred OK, and unridable mule
in show fun Of hilarious and unusual
happenings. The remaining number viii
be the photoplane daylight motion pic
lures Of recent international events.
Lew Dockstader. the monarch OF min
strelsy, and his splendid aggregation of
burned cork artists. will be seen al the
Belasco for five days. beginning next
Monday night
1t is said that in his present show he
has eclipsed all former efforts in min
strelsy. Dockstader is undoubtedly the
most progressive minstrel manager, and
he always has something new TO offer
to his patrons and a happy faculty OF
making good" his promise. This sea-
sons entertainment will open with a most
gorgeous semi-circle, entitled The Con-
servatory of Melody and Laughter"
Dockstader will have many new jokes to
tell and has several taking songs to offer
his patrons. Neil O'Brien will be seen in
a new act. which is said to be ludicrous
TO degree. Among the other we'll
known funmakers are Happy" Naulty,
Lee" Copeland. Manuel RDmain, Master
Leo, Roy la Pearl, Henry De Guinea,
Don Ferrandau, Major Nowak, and Pete
Detzel.
THE American Rockies" is the title of
Nox McCain's second travel lecture de
luxe of his 'All-American'' series at the
Columbia Theater this evening at Sis.
To say that this popular travel talker
has made the most of the great posi-
bilitles which the chosen subject affords
would be putting II mildly. In the matter
OF superhly colored views and unique mo-
ton pictures, with which he adequately
illustrates our continental backbone from
the Mexican TO the Canadian border, this
lecture is probably the richest ever given
by Mr.. Mccain in the five successive sea-
sons he has been before the travel lee
ture public.
There is no actress on the burlesque
stage who has a larger or more enthusi-
astic following than Rose sydeIl, who
comes to the Gayety next week, following
the engagement OF the college Girls"
Miss Sydell is to the burles0ue stage
what Blanche Ring is to the musical
comedy world. She has infectious good
humor, fine, rollicking singing voice,
an engaging personality. and abundant
good looks. She makes song hits In bur-
lesque just as Miss Ring has established
the popularity of such numbers as Rings
on Ny Fingers" and ''Yip-I-Addee-I-Aye."
Miss Sydell is supported this season by
a competent company of comedians and
dancers, with chorus of grace and good
looks.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-10
THE CABARET's DEBUT
IN WASHINGT0N-WHEN
IS IT DUE TO ARRIVE

When will We have a genuine cabaret
kindly pronounce this chic Partisan
noun ,''Caba-ray." with accent on the ul-
timate-in Washington?
Gentle reader, the time Is not far dis
tant when you may drop into one Of our
local grills after the SHOW" and over
your oysters. enjoy a little tabloid yaude-
Vile provided for your delectation by the
watched the development of might life'
in Washington in the past three years
knows that this is coming.
Broadway. of course, has her cabarets
and her cafe chantants, although they
are in their infancy. The theater man.
ayers in New York forced the competi-
ton, first, by establishing the Winter
Garden, and then with the Folies Ber-
gere. The latter. OF course, was a mere
show place for fool spenders, and II
went under. But the idea behind II. the
seed which II planted, remained, Restau-
rateurs had long since learned that, folks
like a little music while they absorb
lobster and duck casseroles into their
systems, and were prepared to carry the
idea a, bit .further-to engage vaudeville
artists, singers. monologists, impersona-
tors, and so forth.
lnere nave already Deen a rev CABARET
nights in Washington One night a res
taurant manager called up a celebrated
local vaudeville impersario and inquired:
Miss -. is there any one on your
bill this week whom may engage for a
little restaurant entertainment after the
showT'
The manager paused a moment, en-
gagged in deep thought. II don't think
there is any one at my house who Is
uR,o
one who would care to accept a cafe
engagement But know Of some one
who will" -,
And she mentioned the name of an
obscure English monologist and coster
singer, then engaged on the flicker
circuit who. according to his friends
and admirers, Is some day destined to
be a big figure in American vaudeville
He accepted the restaurant engagement
proffered him, and made a big hit
The Washington herald., 1912-03-10
When "the Chief'' Sails.

Preliminary to his annual trip abroad,
Charles Frohman viii shortly visit each
of his stars. wherever they are appearing.
This year this will mean two weeks OF
continuous travel by special train. BY
keeping closely to an itiperary already
laid out, Mr., Frohman will visit John
Drew, in New Orleans; Maude Adams, In
Chicago: Billie Burke. in Columbus; Nine
Nazimova, in Pittsburg: Donald Brian.
in Cincinnati and Francis Wilson, in
Syracuse His last night In New York
before sailing is always given by Mr..
Frohman to visiting the half dozen the
aters under his direction This season
this will mean unexpected visits to Otis
Skinner. Ethel Barrymore, Hattie Will
Jams, and Gertrude Elliott.