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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04

ANNUAL ARB0R DAY
PROCLAMATION

r Where as, the laws of the
= State provide that the Governor
II shall designate day to be set
y apart and known as Arbor day.
u but that the actual planting of
+ trees may be done nj time
= which may best suit local eli
= matte conditions, such time 10
+ be designated by the county
+ school superintendent of the
- respective counties:
u Now therefore. !, William c.
y Mcdonald. Governor of the
= State of New Mexico, by virtue
y of the authority in me- vested,
= do hereby designate and pro
:: claim Friday, the llth day OF
" April. 1913. as Arbor day.
= recommend that this day be-
u observed as n holiday in all pub
= lie schools of the State; that
y the county school supcrintend-
" cntS give proper notice of the
= day that may be selected in the
y respective counties for the act
y ual planting of trees.
" All intelligent citizens know
y the Importance of tree culture
" and forestry in our State. Ar
y bor day, if properly observed,
= will stimulate n Statewide in
y tcrest in this cause. The great
- lesson of conservation should
Il be- taught as well as that of the
+ propagation and culture of tree
r life.
+ Zone at the executive office
r. this the Goth day of March. A.
+ d. 1913. Witness nv hand and
= the great seal of the State of
+ New Mexico.--William G. Me-
+ Donald, Governor"
Il i. i. l. =. i. 4. 4. 4. I. 4. l. L L Z
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
TH|RTY-F|VE WELLS
FOR RIO M|MBRES CO,
Contract Let TO Local Firm and Work
OF Developing Fisher -SpaId-
Ing Tract Begins
NINE MILES OF GRADED ROADS


The firm of llamman and Ferguson
has the contract for putting down
thlrty-iivc wells on the Fisher.
Spalding tract, west of the city. fol
the Rio Mimbrcs Irrigation Company
T.. i. York. colonizing agent for the
company, is here aud expects to make
his headquarters in Deming while he
Is organizing the campaign which will
he opened soon for investors. The
plans of the company include the
erection of central energy electrical
plant on the property which will be
run by II gas producer.
GRADED ROADS
Two more wells ARE under way on
the MiesSc tract, east of the city. \
force of twenty-five men are now en-
played on the property and the work
of plowing. disking and narrowing
the land i, proceeding rapidly. The
u>c of II large tractor has proved it.
self u great time saver IN the work
of preparing the land for the crops
" hich will soon be- planted. The sur.
ycyors are busy plating the tract
aud laying OH the roads. II is cS-
timated that when the work now
under way is completed there will be
more than nine miles of graded roads
on the property. Mr.. Miessc, the
manager Of the tract, is expected
back in week with more investors
aud settlers. Evidently. the land
proposition looks good to eastern
investors. because every one brought
here 81 far has purchased portion
of the land. }. NJ. McTeer has
charge of the work and is aS success
tul in bringing the land to production
as he Is a. n salesman.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Friedman's Incubator Breaks

DR.. Frederick +. Friedman an
uounred that he would proceed with
his promised government cline al
which he will treat 100 patients with
his tuberculosis vaccine. as soon aS
his incubator has been repaired. This
apparatus. which regulates the tenn
perature of the culture, broke yes
terday. II is because of this that the
German specialist declared it neres-
sary TO defer the tests requested by
Government physicians.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
H0helman- Wehmh9ner

Phillips lIobclman of Oklahoma
Cly and Mis-, Ida Wchmhoener of
this city were united in marriage at
/ o'clocI, yesterday afternoon by the
Rev II. NJ. Bruce AT the home of the
BRIDE parents. southeast of the citc.
\ wedding supper was served after
the ceremony.
The bride and groom departed to-
day for Oklahoma City, where they
will make their home Mr.. Hobel
man i, experimenting u l,O00-acrc
alfalfa farm near the city and is ON,
of the substantial farmers of that
section.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
THE BLACK CAT CAFE
WILL OPEN THURSDAY
Fred Hahn, the New Host, Boasts
That He Will Serve Every
thing in the Market
INTERIOR WAS REM0DELED
Four Private Dining Rooms Have
Been Added and Corps OF
Efficient Walters

The Black Cat Cafe will have lis
opening next Thursday evening aud it
is the boast Of the host. Fred Hahn.
that everything which the market nj
fordS will be served 10 the guests. i
delcctablr menu has been prepared
and Il treat l. in store for those who
patroul2r the new hoStclrN. Mr..
Hahn and his chef, William Fletcher.
have both had extensive experience
IN the large cities OF the East and
West. Mr.. Fletcher has presided in
the kitchens of some of the famous
restaurants of New York City and
the mysteries of the kitchen are open
secrets 10 him.
REMODELED DINING ROOM
Since taking over the old Exchange
Cafe the new host ha, remodeled the
and is now engaged in decor
ating the wall, and ceiling. Four
private dining rooms have been added
which can be- thrown together for
large parties. An efficient corps of
walters has been engaged and the
services from this time forth will be
rapid aud satisfactory.
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Mrs. Pankhurst Guilty

Mrs. Emmeline Pankhursl, the
leader of the militant suifragettes
was found guilty at the Old Bale,
session. London, England, yesterday
and sentenced to three years pena
servitude on the charge of incltlns
n.rsons 10 commit damage.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04

DO you want $500 suit, the best
to be had, guaranteed nll wool!
Clark and Tidmore. the mems store.
The completion of the new tariff
revision bill. the character of the
duty To b. levied on sugar and the
extent to which President Wilson viii
give the support of the adminisirn-
ton TO the completed measure de-
pended upon the success that might
attend efforts of the President Ia
reach IN agreement With Senate Ia
riff leaders.
Wear the b. V. ID. underwear in
union and two-piece suits. Clark
and Tidmore, the mems store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Elks viii Meet

All the Elks of the city are re-
quested TO meet at s O'Clock next
Monday evening at the Adelphi Club
rooms. Matters of Importance to the
brotherhood will be discussed and the
members are requested to be present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Personal Matter With Carranza

Nenustiano Carranza. the rebel
governor of Coahuila, is determined
to assume the offensive sin order to
solve as quickly as possible situa-
ton which is injuring the interests
of the country in general"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04

We are showing the greatest Sl5.oO
suit bargain ever offered. Every suit
guaranteed all wool and AS good tail
oring as most are showing at s25.O0
Olive drabs, blue serges, fancy
stripos and panama weave. CLARK
and Tidmore, the mems store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
WOMEN VOTED

1t wa, 3 o'clock ia the afternoon
before woman appeared at the polls
to riaIm the constitutional right ul
voting AT u school election. Mrs. t.
". Baumann ha~ the distinction
Later on, however, when it became
evident that n few. who had not iii,
courage to place ticket in the field
were actively attempting lo pcrsuad,
voters to scratch the lick,;, the goo,
ladies Of Deming turned out in a body
aud voted the ticket straight, to til,
confusion Of the insurrectos.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Monday Auction Bridge Club

The Monday Auction Bridge Club
was entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Martha E'Ne.s. Mrs.
NJ. j. Moran held the highest score.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Thursday Bridge Club

The Thursday Bridge Club met
Thursday afternoon ut the residence
of Mrs. Clarence Hon. The next
meeting will BE- with Mrs. Richard
Hudson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
.. = = = = = = q = q + = II =
SOCIETY +
IL = i. + :. !. !. i. :. !. /. i. !. !.
Woman's Club

The Womau'~ Club met Tuesday
afternoon a! the Adclphi Club rooms
for their busne>, meeting and annual
election of officers. The officers Sc
lectpd are: Mrs.. }. q. Moir, presi
dent; Mi, Lie Bickford, first vice
president Mrs.. \. W. Pollard. second
vice president; Mrs. \. a. Temke,
recording secretary; Mrs. W. +. Holt,
corresponding secretary, and Miss
Mary Mahoney, treasurer.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Shakespeare Club will meet 10
day ut , 80 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. J. VI. McTeer. The Art Glass
will meet next Tuesday with Mrs, S
u. Swope The Ncedlework Glass
will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. $
ID. Swopr
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Lily Auction Bridqe Club

The Lily Auction Bridge Club will
be entertained tomorrow evening by
Mis-, Ina Lapham.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Monday Bridqe Club

Miss lone llodgdon was the hostess
for he Monday Bridge Club, which
met at her home last Monday even
ing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
THOSE PRESENT

The following were present DIR. f.
NJ. Paine. DR.. s. d. Swopc, DR.. Janet
Reid, DR.. r. T. Smith, DR.. +. d. Wick
cr,. DR.. l.. :. Milford. DR.. T.. \. Mon
lcnyohl. DR.. }. .. Hatcher aud DR.
+. VI. Steed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Was Some Scratching OF Ballots, but
MaICOntents Failed 10 Affect
the Final Result
DEMlNG WOMEN VOTE STRAIGHT
Opposition TO NOn.partiSan Candi-
dates Called Forth RebukC
From Ladies OF Cily
i RETURNS FROM BOARD
: OF EDUCATION ELECTION

IN" result Ol the election :
: Tuesday lust for member, of y
~ th" Board of Education J., a- :.
|" follows; For iour years l}a :!
|" krr, 20; Holt, 4iS, Laughrcn. :.
' pos, Jennings, ~. For two Year :.
" term Barracks, 2G2, Cooper, ::
+ 269. :
!! i l. !. i. !. = !. j. !. !. I. :. i :
When the ballot, were counted
after the closing of the poll, Tues
day evening it WAS found that the
citizen, had coniifucd the Judgment
of tlI" representatives who brought
about - compromise aud placed 4
satisfactory ticket IN the running for
members ID the Board of Education.
The result is uS iolow,;
Total Note east, 2UG. of which l9,
were miscinlrhrd women who voted.
80; for four years., l.. Baker 2Gj,
". +. Holt 2lS. &. j. l.aughrcu 2OS.
and William Jrnning, -: tor two
year tcrm--J. VI. Barrack, 2G9. q.
II. Cooper 2G2
An attempt on the pant of maIcon-
tents 10 disrupt the entente curdialr
failed ~ignally and there wu, q scat
tcring miscellaneous vote which had
no effect on the result,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
sess' s viii Open Thursday Morn
ina at Local Church for El
Paso District
MANY VISITORS ARE IN CITY
Next Sunday Visiting CIergymen Will
Occupy Pulpits OF the Va
rious Local Churches

The DISTRICT conference III lh' I'll
Pas, district of the Methodist Church
will open IN Dcming next Thursday
morrin. at the local church aud viii
continue it, sessions each day until
Saturday evening. \ large number
If visiting ministers and delegates
are expected aud the services will he
Of great interest I" members of th'
church aud citizens of Demine. Next
Sunday all the local pulpits will be-
filled hy the visiting clcrgymen.
THE PROGRAM
The following is the program am
nomced:
9.3O-DevolionaI Exercises, the
Rev. J. Allen Ray. i. T..
III PaSo District.
Roll Cali
Election of Secretary.
Fixing Bar aud Hour ui
Meeting.
Appointments of Committees.
THURSDAY MORNING
1000 Report of Local Preachers.
Renewal of Licenses.
Report of Pastors
II NO- sermon. Rev. II. i. Bond. Fl
PasO.
AFTERNOON SESSION
9.O0 Devotional Exercises. the
Rev. Otis \. Morris.
From the cradle to the grave
We are seeking to teach and save.
g:lO-rhc Organization of the Mod
crn Sunday School. the
Rev. W. :. lIuuge,t.
80 The Superintendent and lIi-
Teachings. W. y. Sanford,
;iO-Thr Sunday Schools Respon-
~ibility to Young Men,
Harry Henderson.
2;ij-Bu>iness Mems Relation to
the Sunday School. q. Il
Bilbro.
sac The Place of the SUNDAY
school in Modern Church
Life, {. X. Campbell.
3;25--rhc Benefits Of the Organized
Adult Class. q. l.. Jones
3:lO-Opcn Conference on til,
Methods of Work. }. B.
Taylor
lOO-Adioulnment.
EVENING SESSION
1870 Missionary Rally.
Presiding Officer, the Rev. &
II. Givan, Aamogordo.
Address, the Rev. {. Weslc,
Wcbdrll, III Paso.
FRIDAY MORNING
N:3O--DeN otional Exercises til,
Rev. q. n. McAnaly.
Minutes Of Evening Session
9'l5-Rcport of Pastors--Contin
ucd
lOl1--Mcthod> for Developing til,
l.aily in Personal Evangel
ism, the Rev. II. NJ Smith
lo'do-Gcncral Discussion.
II No Address. DR.. Charles 7. Race
AFTERNOON SESSION
-NO-'Devotional Exercises. lh'
Rev, R. +. Hickman.
Minutes of Morning Session
lib Session Woman'S Missionar,
Society. Fl Paso District.
4OO-Adjounment.
EVENING SESSION
'jO-Devo,ional Exercises. tn
Rev. II. NJ. Bruce.
Presiding Officer q. Il
Bilbro.
'AO-The Young Life in the Futur
Development of the ChurcI
Hon. james h. Waddil
'"S--llow Much Owesi Thou
Time, Work. Money.
Naughi.
oao-The Layman's RELATIONSHIP
to the Pastor and Chnrc
i. j. Ayers.
'%'--liow Can We Best Assist
Advancing Our Lord
Cause-George Oliver.
SATURDAY MORNING
'"o--Devotional Exercises. Il,
Rev. W. X. Howell.
ma. Minutes of Evening Session
,o,. ,o,.-hepor of Committees.
selection Of Plnce for Ne,
District Conference.
Election of Delegates to An
49,, nual Conference.
A"o--Sermon, the Rev. W. =. Hue
gett.
SATURDAY EVENING
'.JU--lDpvatianaI E-.... Al
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
EVERYBODY SATISFIED

The consensus of opinion IL cN
pressed on the streets j. lO the rt-
feet that the result is entirely salts
factory to the citizens of Dcming and
the school district, certainly the
>nirit of federation ~ expressed at
the polls is gratifying aud intensely
western in its libcral!ly. The fight
which was 80 narrowly avrrted, II
is now recognized, could not have
brought satisfaction to the vlctors,
since the opposition aroused would
have become more and more formida .
able until real schism in the citizen
body of the city would have existed.
The unity which has been created by
long and arduous labor could easily
have been destroyed over night. many
pointed out, when the compromise
was under discussion and that Dem
ing should deliver itself over to fac.
lion pickering wa, insupportablc IL
the citizens who have worked 81
faithfully for the city's advancement
w n,nInN nnpI1EDS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
CITY PHYSICIANS
HOLD BIG POW-WOW
Sanitary Conditions OF Demlng and
Needed Legislation Discussed
Tuesday Evening
NO MENACE FROM LUNGERS
TssI n
NO MENACE FROM LUNGERs
Tubercular Patients Come Here In
Small Numbers and Their
Care Is Our Duty

Tuesday evening the physicians oI
Dcmlng met with DR.. f.. \. Munlcn.
yohI, rlly physician, at his office ol
Pine street To discuss the Samilar,
conditions ui tn. city. The city, il
was polnl,d Il cut, has always been re-.
inarknbly free l,"m contagious and
infectious dl-cas,~. both on account
Of the dri. hcaltnl'ul climate and III,
care ol it, cultured citizens. With
the pJlrr~l kind Of u water supply and
an adequate sewer system. the pcsti
lcniial diseases have failed to find
lodgmcnl here.
FEW "l.rNGERS" HERE
Dcmlng has made uu effort to at
tract white plague sufferers, and the
most of them pass through ln Ari-
aona or north to the sanilaria OF
Silver city. The heat Of Arizona
summers and the rig0r of the Grant
County winters aud high altitude have
caused II number of these sufferer,
10 llngrr here and enjoy more tenn.
pcralr conditions. Failure lo provide
accommodations tor these people is
inhuman and ,Du>inc>-likc.
Pl IL tO-OpERATlON
The meeting last Tuesday was Ia
bring the matter Of proper sanitation
under discussion aud lo arouse II
public interest in the natter. ln-
vcstigaton disclosed Il number ol
good sanitary regulations embodied
in ordinances. but for HE most part
uniniorrrd. The ordinance against
eXpecloruling un the sidewalk Is an
example. \ number OF properly
drawn ordinances fitted 10 western
conditions were published recently ii
the Medical journal and u commit
tee consisting Of Dr. T.. \. Montcn.
yohl. DR.. Janet Reid and DR.. i. NJ
Stcrd was appointed To 20 over then
and evolve from them ccrluil nrdi
uanccS that would be applicable t,
conditions in Dcmlng.
SUFFERERS NOT MENACE
While no recommendations wcr,
made. the consensus of opinion wa,
to the effect that white plague pa
tlents could be- accepted in oil hotel'
and rooming houses of the city with
out danger, providing the pronrietor
were held strictly accountable for th'
regulations regarding iumigation an,
disposal of Sputum. The patients
themselves probably would be glad /,
pay for the expense OF the extra worl
involved and their cntcrtainmen
would be quite H. profitable to tn
host rs the ordinary transient.
FOR TENT CITY
For those patients who intend Il
make long stay in the city cam
could be- built just outside the cit,
which would, in no SENSE. be u menac
to public health. Certainly, if on
pure air and water will rejuvenai
| the unfortunates, n II certainly ha
in the majority of eases, il should no
be- withheld.
| At the present time the number u
these sufferers here is mol >utiirien
to warrant outlay with the hope u
commercial return. but il l. safe 1
say that as the country is cXploite
the number of tubcrcular visitors Wi
increase and their care is both dul
to humanity aud II good business in
vestmenl.
THOSE PRESENT
The following were present; DIR. j
| VI. Paine. DR.. 5. ID. Swopc, DIR. Jan,
Reid, DR.. r. 7. Smith. DR.. +. ID. Nick
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
ROUTE OF POWER LINE


.f ,I... ,..,..,. r'' ,. ,'''' M 49, '',''
station ca-, Of the Connov,y ol,c.
will be- directly ,a,l fo,. ,birt.rn milo
lo the Nlir-~r tract. where another,
~uh-~raliou will be- huilr Six ril.s
Of di,Iriburiop lime. will hr huil, nm
thc tract nj once
81, ooo +. "a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
Rev. \. X. Weaver.
7:4O--Thc Purpose of the Epworth
League, Mrs. Robin Gould.
1.iO-Thc Social Life in the Ep-
worth League, }. 5. Naught
S:05-The Devotional Meeting,
Robin Gould.
COMMITTEES

License to Preach, Admission and
Orders-thc Rev. c. *. Campbell and
the Rev. II. NJ. Bruce; missions III
dis,rict-W. VI. Sanford and the Rev.
g. II. Givan; spiritual state of church
w. h. Howell and II. NJ. Smith
Sundays Schools-the Rev. W. ).
lluggclt and o. r. Bilbro; quarterly
conference records-the Rev. George
Ward and Robin Gould; public wor-
,hip-the Rev. II. NJ. Bruce, the Rev
J. Allen Ray, Major James X. Wad-
dill and II. =. Bond; evangelism
Harry Henderson and the Rev. G. H.
McAnnally; temperance. }. Ayers,
the Rev. J. 4. Fuller and j. {. Jones
licensng-J. Allen Ray, the Rev. e.
Wesley Webdell, the Rev. {. n
Campbell and the Rev. ii. NJ Bruce
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04
ELECTION OFFICERS

The following were the election Of
fcial,: Samuel Lindaucr, Thomas
Hudson and the Rev. q. T. Finch,
Judges; Pliny Burdck and J, c.
Watson, clerks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-04-04

' Deming Air Y
' 100 per ct. Pure '
' Breathing Test '
\ y ~ ~ 4 4
The evening world., 1913-05-27

Wright who was prima donna IN The
spr1aG Maid"
Bessie ABBOTT 10 TO be one Of the starr
In Q revival Of De Koven's "R0b Roy
next 0eptembse.
'sNiss AFTER IN the stock company q
the Manhattan Opera House d Mile.
Dasie. the dancer. who has dstsrmined
to become an actress.
Heafy Miller IT,. who waA witA 0raes
George In "DNorcons." has succeeded
Kenneth Hiii In the role Of Eddie 0Siges
IN within the Law"
Msdss Tyrone sails for Europe Ossur.
day.
george Bernard ohaws new yssv.
"AndrOciss ana the Hon." will b. pro-
duced oy Granville Dasksr in Lendou
In September.
The two mortgages on Hammsrstssn's
London Opera House taken up from the
Joeis By Lord Howard Do walden fan
due tomorrow. and rumofs cay Ham.
The evening world., 1913-05-27
SLABS EMPLOYER,
then HANGS SELF
70 Bars Of CELL
Hoe Cannichel Ends Life
Mllh Tie and Belt Despite
Police Guard.

- bsly % Hber Carmichael. Also
nnouU - Robert Baker. who hanged
o1nDuR h . cell In the West Thirtieth
49, stasasu iast nisht vale under a.
~ - . charge Of stsbeins Conrad
luonA suhsericsion manager Of the Cur
~ llsseatsrs Pubiishins Company. in
WSDe cwsuty-ainth street was sat IA
- agsegus to-day. Apparsntiy Car.
01oAasl haA no friends In New York.
- ueoe hAs ealjsd 10 make inquiries
ooe hin.
= ~ cell In watch Casmiehasl killed
NunsDR there vas found to-day . card
- Volch VS. written "a. w. Car.
u1uASl No. Sis7A Warrington Beuls-
81 D. Louis. No" A. Casmichsl
Oeat3oas1 ssveral timss after his Ar
- tAat his father lived IN the West
- namo anl sddrsss on the card are
D1vo1 - - those Of his passat.
cheoichasl killed himself during one
= eho aftsen.minuts intervals between
- vtgoee q Patrelman Whodicka, act.
~ German 70 the coll. whodicka had
~ 1nstruete1 70 keep . special watch
~ ~ priseess. Who had been ravins
~ three heers after HE arrest Al
6<onlGAt Carmichael wss appareutly
~ - - lesrman again nskiAs BID
UonlD eeosse1 the yard - Casmiche,'s
- H then soW Ne 0An's bod
GU1ong against he Inside Of the doee.
MA011eko's ysiis brought Lieut. Hart
0eoese3vss Ksany ed Marion and 70.
o1ooooo oull1vAn. chas9sur Of the patrol
voOsA csrmichsl was cut down. AsaA.
3Ae Nemeatsl eIsrk bed made . nooss
II ~ nssksiA Standing - his co., hs
~ Dasse1 he belt Through enc Of tn
~ sbovs ~ sell door ana then. hav.
~ oe0nests1 ~ beit and the ~ around
- 500 stspos1 on The I'D. fAougt
- ~ 80 ~ stretched. bic fsss Wsrs
IN e4oos 6 Ne 0eoe.
WAilo n. O1zoo Was eo0lng tres
~ New Yeek aeapital Tie Dolissmss
tg1D1 ost10sial sesolratiea D.. Discs
oUoet1Dsd ths1P eReets eos a houe -
~ sestlSytag ~ oaa 49, eren seraa
The evening world., 1913-05-27
THEATRE NOTES.

The Sociological Fund Of the Medical
Review Of Reviews. now incorpora I'd,
Ia after more plays Of the DAMAGED
Goods sort. Paul Bern - manager has
as,sed Eugene Brieux to write another
with Madge Kennedy In the lead
wiiMam A. Brady produces The Co
respondent Q new play By Alice Iseal
Pollock and Rita welman. ct Pough'
kecpsie Friday.
The Kinoplasukon. . molten picture
scresniess device which makes objects
appear - real on the stage, will b
shown next season by the Shubsrts.
wedding bells will ring ct Orange
N. j.. tomorrow for Robert b. Smith.
playwright and iyricist. and Marguerite
The evening world., 1913-05-27

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