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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK GOSSIP

Kansas city stock Yards, Jan. Ia
The first week OF the new year was
very satisfactory TO cattle sellers, but
brought walls OF displeasure from
killers. The market was strong all
week, closing 10 TO % higher for the
week on all kinds. and prices ruling
are about one dollar higher than a
year ago. Fed cattle are selling al
money making prices 10 feeders,
which Is all that anyone can ask, and
the lack OF quality is what In worrying
the killers. The tendency II TO mar
ket stun as early as possible all over
the field, and finished cattle are going
TO be scarce. The best here today
sold at S740 bulk of fed steers 81
5000 10 S70e. Severe winter wealth.
er causes railroads TO hesitate about
accepting orders for cars. fact that
held receipts down today. The run
here Is 5000 head, and Chicago has
only one-half as many cattle today
as were counted on az the end OF last
week. The market ID 10 TO IS higher
here today on steers, and strong to 10
higher on other killing cattle. Native
cows sell up 10 S575, aud bulls 10
$525, veais $500 OH Mil cattle sold
at SjS5 to 5000 here today, best
prices paid for them this season.
Light steers from shawnee, Okla, sold
az $40 Protracted zero weather.
with heavy snow. is causing uneasi-
ness among cattlemen, and predictions
are made that considerable stun viii
be run TO market Immediately from
districts where feed Is short. In that
event. stockeTs and feeders viii sell
lower. They are no better than steady
today. al S4O0 10 S575, a few fleshy
feeders at 5000 TO Se25.
The hog market Is a nervous affair,
ltcn-cent changes being the rule from
day 90 day for the last ten days. Il
IL 10 higher today, following a couple
Of similar markets last week. and tops
got up 20 S6.45 today. bulk of sales
$500 TO S640 10. The run was estl-
mated at 5000 for today, but only
5000 got iu, hence a strong finish. The
expected shortage of hogs has not
developed as yet, local receipts last
week running $4,000 more than same
week last year and receipts at the
I FIVE western markets for the week ag-
lgregating 100000, as compared with
2S7 600 same week last year.
sheep and lambs advanced % 90
80 cents last week, and are up again
today 10 20 % cents. Colorado stun
started to market last week, and the
first from that section arrived today
Monte Vista lambs selling at s6.75 and
$3.50. and ewes al S4l0. Some Kan
sas lambs brought $3.50. which was
the top, and some Colorado ewes
brought S415 Wethors are worth mp
20 81 so. and yearlings $3.50. Good
feeding lambs sold Friday at $3.50
Run Is 5000 here today. and a good
run Is expected balance OF the week.
Prices may soften little. bnt the
undertone Is strong.
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ConereealIonAI Church.

Broadway and Coal avenue. sunday
school. 9;45 a. M. A live school and
good teachers await the children who
are not attending some other school.
The music and the messages for
Sunday, January IAN will be- OF In
terest 10 those who attend.
The morning sermon will be on the
Power OF a Purpose" and the ves-
per hour will have as the theme Of
the devotional address. Man and His
Battlefield" This address Is the Sec
ond la group 10 be delivered during
January. Come and bring your
friends. The church seems 60 be en-
tering upon one of the most hopeful
years IN It's history Those who may
prefer this as a church. home or place
Of Worship. are welcomed and viii be
made to feel az home.
The Young Peoples hour is az 1900
o'clock and another good meeting viii
be held. The new officers are work
ers and the outlook for the society Us
most encouraging, Miss Violet Blu
cher will sing az the young peoples
service.
Following will be the musical NUM-
bers.
MORNING.
organ Prelude; Communion" .....
..............tt. nntlate
Solo. There ~ Land Mine Eye
Hath seen" ........s croWnHhield
Onertory Cradle song" ..,,. Botuns
poatlude. "Mnrche pontiHcale" ..,.
s.sstssf t.tss.stt. ststsst h""h""
VEsPERs.
organ Prelude. "Pastorale" ,,....
Guilmant
Anthem, "Avei sanguis Christi, e..
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This prescription comes from a
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IL the surest-acting combination for
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Chicago. Jan. i3.--With the wealth
or in the northwest considerably
wgrmer. ana with considerable pros
poets OF larger receipts in that direc-
ton. the price OF wheat today under
went a gradual decline. The Argen-
tine was also q source OF weakness.
Opening figures were unchanged 20
lac down. May started az 30 a-Sar
80 Use and fen 60 90 asa 80 &c.
Tho close was firm with May at
90 7-Scm fi.00. a gain OF n shade.
Liberal commission selling carried
down corn. May opened "A shade to
1-Sm1-4c of at 90 5-sm64 3-4c, and
-ank to $50. The colso was steady
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.IRREGULARITY IN
STOCK FEATURE
OF MARKET
Big Trading in Reading;
strengthening of Hartman
Stocks Helps Entire List f;
Close is Heavy.


tHy Bveuiaa HesaIS =. >. Geassa wlrop
New York. Jan. i3.-Hoavy trading
In Reading continued when the stock
market opened today. The first trans
action was 5000 shares at 154 to
1865 y. compared with yesterdays
close Of 1873 Ia. The market In gem
ernl was Irregular Canadian Pacific
lost Ia. Some OF the speclaltles
were strong. General Electric rose /.
secondary prices were better. Inn
proVement Ia the Hartman stocks ox-
erted a good Influence on the whole
market. The coal stocks moved Up
uncertainty. United states steel eN-
ceeded its high price Of yesterday.
American Mailing preferred gained 2
and Pacific Mail /. Norfolk A. West
ern lost /.
The market closed heavy.
Prices turned deolsively downward
In the closing hour. Reactions from
the high figures reached about 2
points in Reading ana a point In TN
ION Pacific. United states steel ana
81 Paul. Lehigh Valley finished aith
a slight gain on the day.
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The Churches
So. JoIln's Church.

So. Johns Church.
Corner Fourth street and West
silver: Arohdeacon w T.. Warren,
rector; Residence $40 West Tiierns
avenue. Second sunday after Epiph-
any Holy communion, a. M; sun
day school, 9;45 a. ma. morning SER
vice and sermon. 1880 p m.
MORNING MUSIC.
Professional. brightest and Best OF
tho Sons of the Morning" Harding
Nenite, chant .,.,.....,., Robinson
Ae beum .....,..,....'. HuHner
upilutc ...........,...,,. koninaon
From the Eastern Mountains"
........,,..,,.... stanton
Onertory Solo: Just as AM.
.sss.......,..... ..s.''t't Green
Mr.. y. j. Puryear.
Recessional: 10 the Voice of Jesus
sss.... ....s.....''''' w fitts
EVENING CHORAL SERVICE.
Professional. "Oh one with God
the Father ,..,.,,.,...J Barnby
Choral Service by Ciemorts-Mr. y.
Kennard and Mrs. }. Huobs,
Suloista.
GLORY BE to God the Father" ..,..
........ .......,,s.,.s worcester
Onertory: 'softly Now the Light OF
Day" ...,.,,,,..,.....t Nevin
Recessional; 10 the Voice OF Jesus
sss...s. s....s-....,s.. w. Pitts
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First Methodist Icplsaapnl.

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street; Charles Oscar Beokman,
pastor; Miss Edith Gorhy, dcaconess
Tho pastor viii preach al II "a. M.
on the special subject. "rhe Testimony
of Moses and the Prophets" being
the second sermon Ia "A series on the
general topic some Evidences That
Jesus Is the Chfht." There are four
moro sermons In tha series In the
evening az 7sa0 the Rev. George ~.
Farnam of Denver. Colorado. Will de-
liver an illustrated talk. The docton
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munion in two weeks. At that time
be received.
Evening Christian EndeayOr, $50.
topic. How TO Win Young People 10
Christ" Evening sermon, 1880. The
regular monthly coffee of the Ladies'
Aid will be held On the parlors OF the
church. corner silver avenue and
Sixth street next Wednesday after
noon and evening. January ~.
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CnnlrnI nnnlI.l Cllnr.h.

A. l.. Aulick. pastor Meets az the
A. o. e.. w. hail; sunday school at
0:4b "a. m; morning worship, II.
evening services az 1880; mid-wcek
prayer services "Wednesday evening az
1880 "A the sunday school hour the
lesson will be- reviewed with the stor-
ooptioon pictures, all that are not at
tending any sunday school are cor
daily invited 10 the services The
public d. invited "a an services.
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with May At 81 s-i@sl 7-sc. the
same az last night.
support for oats turned out 90 be
Of scnpty sort. May started i-S6p
1-fc lower az sec, and receded 10
As 7-Sc.
Packers we're on the selling side OF
provisions and made the market easy.
Initial prices were 2M 67Mc to Zoe
lower. with May ti6.32ih FOR pork
fs.67h W9.60 for lard and $3.50 for
ribs
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Cold ana broadway christian Churcl

Bible school al 9.iD "a, m.
President W. y. Garrison Of the
Agricultural college, will preach at
the morning service.
A tho evening service "ChriFiinH
Socialism" will be discussed THIS *
the second of four sermons on econo-
mic themes u Is worth remembering
that socialism h. most vigorous in this
age when Christs purposes are best
appreciated.
The nndoaYor subject AZ $50 p. NJ.
VIII be- How 10 win Young People 40
Christ Prov ii;a0. Rev ~ 1917.
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New York. Jan. is.-Con none
nominal
Prime paper. 4m4 IA per cent.
silver. 90 ado.
Mexican dollars, 47c.
copper. st4.5Om i4G7M.
Lead. S4.40m4.50.
Amaigamated Copper, G5 is.
Sugar. iI3 "a.
Atchison. l05h
Great Northern. i2Gk.
New York Central, 100 81.
Northern Pacific, ll5h,
Reading. i52 is,
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saIyatlon Army.

sunday: a. M, knee drill; 10 a. m.
open air; N "A. M, holiness meeting;
2 p. m, sunday school; a;30 10 3
p. m, Jan; 1880 p. M, open air; Is
D. m, Captain Wendell viii speak Ia
the hall on "If God De God Serve
Him. n Baal, Then Serve Him"
Week nights p. M, open aiF. s
D. M, in the hail. will answer
phone cnlls from AZ "a I each day.
Captain D. Wendell
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r.. Allison. pastor. Services conduct
81 by the pastor al II a. m. and 7:30
y. m. Subject for the morning hour.
joy the Normal Condition of child
of Cod AZ the evening service the
theme will be THE Judgment" sun
day school al 9;45 a. m. Robert Hol-
iday. superintendent. Devotional
meeting of the Epworth league al
6:46 y. m. cordial welcome to all.
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meeting will be- held IN tho sievert
home. zoe South Broadway. The sub
iect Is The Christians 8ule OF Faith
and Practice Tim. 3.tf-t7; ~.
ll9. 97-t0b.
Special music at church services.
Mrs. Borun. chorlster Hermon =.
williams. minister.
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Immaculate Conception Church.

Sixth street and copper avenue;
Rev. A. n. Mandalari, :. J., pastor
Communion mass, z a. m; children's
mass. s;9O "a. M; high mass uno SER
mon, 10 a. M; sermon and benedic-
ton, 1880 y. m.
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Chicago, Jan. i3.-wheat May
90 7-SG1.00; July. % 7-S@ 95c.
Corn-May. "a 3-4G 6G4 7-sc; July.
90 3-S6f64 7-Sc.
May. 80 1-Sc; July. a 3-ic.
pork--Jan.. S15.S6.
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Kansas city. Jan, 13.--Cat,le--Re Re-
ceipts POO, no southerns; market
steady, native steers Sa.G5M S.2h;
cows and hoifors. Se.90M6.5O; stock
ers and feeders, 43.757M6.2b; bulls.
S3.5O655.25: calves. S45G@S.OO; west
ern steers. s4.75m 100; western Cows,
S3.0O6 500
Hogs Receipts 5000 market
steady To- Sc lower; bulk OF sales. 5000
u6,35: heavy s6.30ma.fo; packers
ana butchers. s6.tbm6.4O, light. So. 20
6tG.80; pigs. Sf75m5.25.
sheep Receipts 1000: market
steady. muttons. S3.50Wi.75. lambs,
fG,25m 7.l0; rcd wethers ANA year
lngs. S3.75WG.0O; fed ewes, $3.ooW
d25.
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Chicago livestock.

chicago. Jan. 49, Receipts
1900. market steady. becvcs. t47bGp
s. so; Texas steers. $4,000 5.S5; west
cru steers. &l.5Om7.25; stockors aud
feeders. S3.60m5S5; COWS and heifcrs,
32.00W6G5; calves, SG.50W9.50.
Hogs Receipts 10000. market
slow, shade lower. light, $5,90mG.30i
mixed. S6.05M6.4O: heavy. $500 p
G.42la; rough. $6.05 06.l5. good TO
hoice. heavy. S6.15WG.42iE; pigs.
94.76mb.Gb: bulk OF saics. SG.206t G.3b.
sheep Receipts 5000, market
weak. native. S3.25m4.95; western,
43.5Om5.0O; yoarllngs. s5.250fG.2o;
native lamhs. $i.75m7.15: western
lambs. &5.25m7.l5.
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People who say the wrong things.
Ada Patterson discusses them under
the heading Of Human Nuisances 30.
O." In El Pas0 sunday Herald.
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Christian sclemcp.

Services are held In the Woman's
Club building, corner seventh street
and Cole avenue. sunday morning
service az n o'clock, subject, Sac
rament." Wednesday evening service,
1880. The public Is cordially invited
TO attend these services. sunday
school az 10 o'clock. a. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-13

Big Enamelware sale, Monday at
3 D. m. Values 30 si50 az 25c. The
Fonte Co.
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FIRST baptist Church.

Corner Lead avenue and Broad
way. Jesse j. Runyan. pastor, Bible
school. 9;45 %. NJ Prof. Drake, super
intondent Classes for all ages. An
invitation Is extended To all To enroll
as members.
Morning Worship. II a. M sermon
by the pastor on; Responsibility OF
Possession"
n. Y. r. T. invites the young people
10 meet with them az ESQ p. m,
leader, MT f. q. Kelly. An interest
ing meeting Il assured.
Evening worship. 1890 o'clock The
pastor viii preach, Subject Of the
evening sermon How simon became
Peter" number OF those Ia the
congregation WIN take part al this
service.
The men OF the church and congre-
gaMon win meet at ihc church on
TUESDAY evening al 1900 o'cleck. sup
per win oe served by the Ladies' Ala
society for twenty-five cents
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................ Myles -. Foster
Choir.
OnertOry "Tento" ...... KrOeger
Solo The Lord Is Ny Light.
........ ................ Allitsen
Postlude; March In b Flat" camp
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New York. Jan. l3.-Cotton spot
closed quiet. middling uplands. S9.S5;
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Corner West silver avenue ana
sixth street; Rev. W. =. oberholtzer'
pastor SUNDAY school. 9;45 "a. m.i
morning worship. a. The second Of
the series OF srrmona on the Titles OF
Christ viii be preached. Holy COM
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FIrst Presbyterian Churcl.

Corner Fifth street and silver ave-
nue.. Hugh A. Cooper, pastor.
Services az n "a, m. and 7:f5 p. m.
Morning theme, 1.-THE Communion
Evening theme, 1.-THE Eighth Ser
mon on our Lords Characters. one
Who Loved Much and Was Much For
given
organ Prelude: Communion
.......,-....ss. s..s'ss bats'e
Ouertory ..,..t.ts..' ISchnlhoWahF
Anthem IL VIII sing 90 Thy
Power .....t.s....t.., sullivan
organ Postlude: "Fugue' ...... Rinck
organ Prelude: sunrise" ......,
..............s..s. khFR tttft
Onertory: Grade song" Guiimapt
Anthem The sun II sinking Fast"
ss.ss.v.....t. -.sssstss Ahof'MH
organ Postlude: Fanfare" .......
Miss Berry, Kenworthy. orgunist,
MIR, Chas Andrews, choir director
SUNDAY school. B.f5 "a. M, Christian
Endeavor. 6:45 p. M Topic, How 20
Win Young People 10 Christ Prov
1880; Rev. 22;i6-i7. Leader Mrs
Chas. Hewitt.
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Highland Methodist Church.
No. ais south Arno street samuel
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Omertory: cradle song" q. Guiimap
Anthem. The sun u sinking Fast
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03

WANTED-cIean cotton rags. Optic
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03
ELDERLY FOLKS! CALOMEL, SALTS
and CATHARTICS AREN'T FOR YOU
HARMLESS GENTLE sYRuP or Fes BEST TO CLEANSE YOUR
STOMACH, AND FE EFT or BOWELS OF SOUR, BILE
DEcAYING FOOD GASES AND cLoeeED-UP WASTE

You old people. Syrup Of Figs is
particularly for you. You who don't
exercise as much as you need to; who
like the easy chair. You. whose steps
are slow and whose muscles are less
elastic. You must realize that your
liver and ten yards Of bowels have
also become less active.
Don't regard Syrup Of Figs as
physic. 1t stimulates the liver and
bowels Just as exercise would do If
you took enough of it. 1t is not harsh
like salts or cathartics. The help
which Syrup Of Figs gives to torpid
liver and weak sluggish bowels is
harmless, natural and gentle.
When eyes grow dim, you help
them. Do the same with your liver
and bowels when age makes them less
active There is nothing more impor-
tant Costive- clogged-up bowels mean
that decaying, fermenting food is
clogged there and the pores or ducts
in these thirty feet Of bowels suck
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03
sPIRITuALlsr MEETING

Dallas, Texas, Oct. Alt is doubtful
II any city Of the United States or Of
any other county has ever been the
meeting place Of such large and rep.
resentatiye gathering Of spiritualists
as will be entertailsd in Dallas dur
ing the next TIL days. The occasion
Of the gathering is the annual conven-
ton Of the National Association of
spiritualists, an organization formed
in 1893 and now embracing in its
membership % state associations and
upwards of 1000 local societies. The
president Of the association is Dr..
George B. Warne of Chicago, who viii
preside at the convention. Among the
speakers will be some Of the foremost
lecturers and mediums Of America
and Europe.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03

this decaying waste and poisons into
the blood. You will never get feeling
right until this is corrected-but dc
it gently. Don't have bowel wash
day: don't use bowel irritant. For
your sake, please use only gentle, Of
fective Syrup Of Figs Then you are
not drugging yourself, for Syrup OF
Figs is composed Of only luscious figs,
SIENNA and aromatics which can not
injure.
A eteaspoonful tonight will gently,
but thoroughly, move on and out Of
your system by morning all the sour
bile. poisonous fermenting food and
clogged-up waste matter without
grippe, nausea or weakness
But get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for the full name. Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir Of Senna." Refuse,
with contempt any other Fig Syrup
unless it bears the name prepared by
the California Fig Syrup Company,
Read the label
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03
GERMAN RULER IS
NOT A HAPPY
MONARCH
DOMESTIC TROUBLES ARE SAID
70 BE WORRYING KAISER
WILHELM

Vienna, Oct g. Kaiser Wilhelm is
passing thorugh troubIous domestic
times. and it needs all his sayoir faire
70 keep up appearances and show a
good front, it is learned from Berlin.
As already stated, the Kaiserin's
health is most critical. She is fre-
quently overcome by heart attacks,
which leave her PROSTATE for many
days, and she is subject to fits Of de-
preston.
Now the health Of the kaiser's only
daughter, Princess Victoria Louise, is
causing. considerable anxiety. It is well
known that she is backward for her
age, but hitherto 1t has been attribut-
ed to her being a spoiled child The
fact is that she has long suffered
from painful ear malady, which is
now making somewhat alarming pro
gress. The kaiser was once suffer
er from the same complaint, though
later in life than his daughter, and
in his case a cure was effected by
frequent cruises. In the case of the
kaiser there is always the probability
that he inherited his fathers throat
disease.
The kaiser's sailor so., Adalbert, it
is understood, refuses to marry any of
the home made princesses drawn
across his path Some have said that
the prince has married privately "a la
Hapsburg," but that is unlikely. IT
seems, however that in his profes-
sional wanderings he has contracted
some romantic responsibilities which
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.



Cecilia Lotus will be seen In vaude-
vile again this season.
A Baby Mine" company is on tour,
with Walter Jones featured.
George Fawcett is appearing in
"The Great John Canton" in London.
Jesse L. Lasky is to produce a new
comedy called @The Trained Nurse"
Mile Lydia LoupouIxowa has joined
the cast of THE Lady Of the Slipper"
Edgar Selwyn is busy finishing a
comedy called Coming Home to
Roost."
Estralita, Spanish dancer, has just
been engaged by the "Follies" com
pany.
Monjusko's opera "Halka" was sung
in Esperanto at Vienna early last
month.
Louise Rial and Gertrude Berkeley
will appear in the cast Of Little Wo-
men"
Albert Cowles is the author of "The'
Yellow Peril" one Of the latest vaude-
vile plays.
John Philip Sousa's opera THE
Glassblowers," is to be given its first
production in November
frederick Perry has been engaged
for the company which will support
Mrs. Fiske in The Right Road"
A new comedy by James Forbes,
entitled "a Rich Mans Son." will be
produced in Atlantic City this month.
Sir Charles Windham has determin-
ed permanently to retire as an actor,
but to continue as a theatrical man
ager.
Wilkie Bard "a favorite in the Lon
don music halls, has arranged to make
his debut in the United States in De.
cember.
Stella Chatelaine, an American dan.
Ger, who recently made a hit in Paris
has just been engaged for the zieg.
field Follies.
Frank Pollock has been engaged as
the principal tenor for the perform.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-03

W. A Brady Is 70 produce a moral
ity play which has been successful
in London. It is called "Hindle
Wakes" 1t is by Stanley Houghton,
a young dramatist, and will be pro-
duced with the original London cast.
Queen Mary Of England was much
impressed by the London production
of "Eyerywoman," and as a result 1t
is said, Arthur Collins, managing
director Of Drury Lane Theater. will
be knighted on the kings next birth
day.