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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10
THINK SPONTANEOUS
COMBUSTION CAUSE
OF AWFUL DISASTER
tCopt,nued from pass Onel

(COntinued from paGe OneD
ever before they saw smoke ana names
pouring from the hold of the ship
Attempts to reconcile the stories OF Bom-
hardt and Price with the views OF pos
sibities held by the experts have been
made. One is based on the idea that nre
In the bunkers of the Alum China igniteo
the dynamite at the time the stevedores
thought the explosion occurred.
The second theory II that the bale nook
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10

mingham last night. Representative Hob
son is already gone on lecturing tour
which will occupy his attention until the
extra session begins. Representative Bur
nett is in Alabama, where he was called
by the death of his brother. Senator
Bankhead is going, like Senator John
ston, as soon as he can get away. This
is also true of Representative Hehin.
It is not likely, therefore, that many
Alabama appointments will be made unit
after the extra session is we'll under way
Alabama has two candidates for assist
ant secretaryships In Washington-Gen
Bibb Graves for Assistant Secretary OF
War and j. r. Rosson for Second Assist.
ant Postmaster General. but so far moth.
ing definite has been obtained from Off
olal sources as to whether they will be
appointed or not.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10

TO sToP THE CoUGH-CURE THE
TICI<LING. Spray or mop the throat
with the wonderful antiseptic, DIR.
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OIL. II cures in one day. Full diree-
tions with each bottle 25c, soc, Sl.0o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10
Al the Theatres

Biiou-"The Newlyweds and Their
Baby" $50 p. m.
Maiestic-"AIerry Mary" musical com
edy. 2:so. 7:so and $3.50 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10
Twelve Sailors Drowned

HUI, England. March 9.-The trawler
Admiral Togo was wrecked Friday off
Reykjavik, Iceland. The crew of Il were
drowned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10
LEVI MORTON IS
REPORTED BETTER

New York. March 9.-Levi p.
Morton, former vice president.
passed comfortable night and
was decidedly better today. His
condition, despite the improve
ment, however. is still grave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10
STRIKE ARBITERS
TO MEET IN NEW
YORK CITY TODAY

Continued From Page One)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-10
NEW TUBERCULAR
VACCINE is TESTED
BEFORE OFFICIALS

,c.,,,,,.d From Page One)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
BY WESTERN UNION
IN MEADOW CITY

LAS Vegas ~ 81. March .u As
Hu indication oi the ever grow iug pop-
uIaiiuu aud business OF Tive west the
Western luiuu Telegraph .umpHu, u
pui~u1uru with Is puIl.s 200 Dee equal
Geo any occasion. be- increasing Iis r,.
sources It 'H.u point Dos INSTALLING moss
equipment eft iUr most modern Dlaas
ana increasing ilv capacity of tho
plant Dos tNu-IulG This ig don, Iy
adding tuul u,N duplex a,ls. which
brings The mu'up,uN system up tU
eight duploNus ono uuudrupIrN aud
a,tuu local wires.
las Vegas has four outlets lu east.
'fu points ana three iu th, west. ALSO
being o. repeater point tor heavy uN.
"riunu rlrcuIts. The west aus fallen
iu Iiur with the east lur telegraph .a
suucrstdiuE Tho mail service ut evil
ocuDcd by tho ever increasing day
letter uight-luttvr aud cable letter
tulcrrImg saving three To- ntr DAYS
loss of time ana 90 economical rates.
To tins latter class col business Ir due
thr constant increase ui the electrical
plants which are being Installed ut
strategic points throughout the entire
west urlcssltat,ug the expenditure ~
thousands uf dollars for Installing.
operating uuu maintenance ai east
point
The local plants power is Rourrut-
vd 'Ium Uiuv tvu-p phase motor DINA.
mos of the most modern Htylr An
especial feature cot the plant is its
time service. electrically controlled
and furnished Geo man, firms Dog the
United states observatory hourly from
MusnlnKiou, n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
LITTLE BABY DIES
AFTER EATING
STRYCHNINE
Nineteen Months Old Child
Near Roswell Finds Deadly
Tablets and Suocumbs in
Less Than an Hour.

Roswell. y NJ. March 2i,--The
ia-months-old baby OF Mr. aud Mrs.
A. Tedrow. Hying just the other side
of the y. u. Britt place. Two and "a
hair miles west OF the city. ATE sew
crai suRar-coatcd strichnlnc tablets
yesterday about noon. becoming sud-
denly Violently ~. and died ia Or.
BuChley's ofilce iu tho Allison build
ms three-auarters Of an hour after
wards
The little baby was just beginning
60 walk THE tablets had been In tine
home for several years Three wears
ago Mr. TcdmN. while living near
Benton. IN. had typhoid fever and
used the tablets Co tone his system
NJ afterwards Tn, tablets we're left
La bureau draWcr, aud the furniture
wac moved 20 the valley no one
thinking OF the strychnluc tablets un-
az the baby found them yesterday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Tedrow. upon learn
lng the condition of the baby. i'm
mediatclv brought q % town and
called the physicians To- do something
but the little one died only few min
utes after % reached the doctors Of
Zee
An attempt % use "a stomach pump
was made, bW lock jaw bad set IN.
making u absolutely impossible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
Wan, Weary
and Worn Out
IL You Feel Tagged 10 a Fin
ish and Utterly Used Up
Here is Quick Relief.
Don't BE Chained 20 the IIitchinR
Post OF MoarYlanh.

Han the people YOU meet complain ~
weary muscles. silKuunt brain, Jsuglpd
nerves. and q muurnuW lcsirc Co bay
down and just quu Nuat II No e peopie
have been using rer,lnes That snarnuI.
lcally Fare up tNr urrvet only tp no
down again. gE Die fhrr must Avoid
nerve Htimuaula uoar lu mind that mis-
worn out feeling o. dHc tp poor blood.
TO bacteria boo tho water yuu drink. 70
the multiplying Of destructive germs in
tho blood fHtcr Wlu they con nc over.
come By the white rurpusclce. ma 10
what ls known af Huiu.iuxcmln that con.
dillon whore th' 'ruuua ur Impure blood
accumulate faster uun h. ran be re-.
placed hy the rcd @tcIIW iioud.
n you feel played uut 60 20 amy drug
store ana usk 10" bottle of s IS s..
swiltH Sure Specific Here ia remedy
that gets 90 work n tViukug u ust
naturally ruHios right into Sour blood
scaitcra germs right ana icr, up aud
down and s.dCwJlf
You feel better a. once not from a
atimuiaut not from the action pf drugs,
but from tho rational effect Of r. rauIral
medicine just ag active nud iuHt Hs time.
~ as 10 q man who hus been host m the
mountains. o. about starved ana comes
Hcross settler iust coCbur aavory
meal Of good honest beef ~ not neglect
10 get q bottle Of S s.. s. to-day % WIN
make you feel better in iust Few mir.
utee n is prepared only iu the luhp"a.
tory Of The swift specific CO.. lfr Swift
BLDG Atlanta, ia. send Tor uc'r frca
book telling ~ me many STRANGE ,nudi'
tions NM nulici the human family nv
gUagOn VI imp0yeri.hsd plyyA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
Fl. SUMNER MAN
MEETS DEATH IN
FLAMES
Pours Gasoline Instead of Coal
Oil OH Kitchen Fire and
Shocking Tragedy Is the
Result.

Fort sumner n NJ March .i.-
Early "Wednesday morning. % man Ia
ilymes rushed out uf the Tram, build.
ing occupied sy II Colt and family
and at the samc time flames we're
seen to leap uuut ut &C. doors aud
windows ct thc building
u being cdf1y There were but few
ou the street and they had their
hands Fun USiug Go cStinguish an,
flames cnNciobius tho man, forgetting
TO ei," an alarm 90 IRE.
Clarence Colt the .8-ycur-"ld son
.of Mr. Colt vho recently yJmr down
from Indiana, while starting tire boa
the cook stove, TOOK can SUPPOSED
tu contain coal oil and poured 10 Uu
Ga. IRE. 70 immediately exploded
setting tire to him as well us %,
building From the best Information
ubiainaul, the can had gasoline ia d,
instead uf ,Oal uil
Mr. Cot fatpur OF Clar,u,, aud
pusserspy stripped a., burning muu
u his clothes Clarence was very
baul, burned about the body. fac,
and head ln fact Dee was Ntyrdllt
cooked from MS waist up. TN, Iuso-
line had penetrated hiS clothing and
IL could NOT lee oNtiuguishod ana had
90 bee torn ,tom Eis body 10. passed
HWuy about { %. m., about nyr hours
after IN" accident ". Colt was So.
vcrely burned about the fac, and
hands and "a viii bc several weeks
before hc VIII be able Go do amy labor
Nothiug whatever Was sawed. Tho
Whulc family escaped uuly in their
night clothes, not even having pain
OF shoes loft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
WHITE CARNATIONS
WILL Be WORN IN
COAT LAPELS
Knights of Columbus 30 Re.
Ceive Holy Communion in n
Body on Sunday, March 30,

Following au annual custom ana 10
comply with the rule oi tho order.
the knights 90 Columbus la Albu-
querquc whether members ut the Loo
cpl ~ visiting councils. VIII receive
holy communion lu "a body al the Z
o'clock muss in tae church of the I'm.
maculalc conception ou sunday,
March 30th Roy 4 VI Mandalari.
: j. chaplain of Albuquerque council
No. Gfl, win celebrate a special COM
munion mass f0r thc kuights.
on the occasion of The performance
of their EHster duA ON sunday. March
SVth tue kn|RhtE of Columbus viii
wear BOA lholr coat lhpols a white car
nation The carnations viii be disc
tributed tu members an 81 Mary's
school ball. adjoining the church. be-.
lore mass un he day of the general
communion Visiting kaiEhts OF COLI
umbus are especially invited 70 Join
hfh ih' local mpmhrrs ~ he order
ln receiving holy communion,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
If. MANDELL>
The u p-to-Dale ClothIer

extensive work ON hand The arrival
OF the compressor and air drillug
uiH. huyrt Indicate that th, rumpHu,
viii Dec sinking Within cumpagtti,rl,
short time. az soon h m,t ais th,
machinery can Do, Installed The
% shaft viii br The scene or th,
renewed operations. 30 being a., .u-
icuton tu increase .ts depth from $500
W zoo Zee; The commencement pi
DNignsn, operation. ou The Savanna
properties W.ll DID,, Welcome news fur
nll 'hu.. Interested m the Gurru
mountain region. since a. long as the
big uumUuHirH remain inactive IN,
smaller holder. ind difficulty m In
t,r'stiug capitalists bon Oh, district
Win tn hig compaui'- 90 wor, tu
entirely different attitude toward ,ho
Who'll" district uuighE results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
SON KILLS MOTHER
WITH RIFLE
Wagon Mound Woman Meets
Accidental Death When
Careless Youth Cleans Fire
Arm.

l.ns Vegas s. NJ March 90
Thursday morning at "a u,Iu,k at
her Nome 90 Wagon Mound Mrs
JuauUu Truillo Il, Muutuy4 va.
Killed instantly oy th, accidental dis
charge ui r.il'. Mr. uuuloIs SON.
while cleaning On, weapon 900 tho
room in which h.- mother was work
ing. accidentally discharged IT, Ga,
bullet entering AIRS Noulosa- head
aud h,ll.ng nrr Instant, Mrs Mon
t"ye's husDund ia Jos" r Moutuya. a
former resident ut Lua Vegas lie is
Fat present engaged Ia the stone mason
business lt Wagon Mound
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
Hind of Militant SnATageiie
Lies Heavy on Old England

. EnNslsh sagfrnncltc Outfaaea.
january ~. s9os--Prime mln.
lstcr'e house raidcd.
9 February n. i9oS---Fifty wo-
. men arrested after raid on house
q OF commons
|@ June 80. aa9s --Twenty.nlnc
. women arrested outside pariia-
q mont
10 November is. ieos--air Dir-
. rel, irish secretary. hOwied I
. down al City Temple.
June 80. IeO8---Onc hundred
. aad twelve women arrested out.
. side 81 parliament
- November ~. 1909 Winston
. Churchill assaulted By suffra.
. gegte with dog whip.
- November 20. iet0-~Mr, Blr
. reli mobbsd IN London.
. November 80. 1911 Prime
. minister hewled down az Clty
Q Temple.
. March Z, tsle-- twenty thou
. sand dollars damage by window
= smashing IN West End Of Lon
. don.
NMNN &c. NHN ahAt'AAANN w NhH
. fire 20 Nuneham purk residence
= OF Lewis iiarcourt. secretary OF
= state FOR the colonies
. July i2. Bombs sent TO
. Mr. McKenna. home secretary
= July IS, rgIg--liatchet thrown
. into carriage IN which prime 4
. minister and John Redmond
. were driving through Dublin.
July a.. iatg--Attempt TO set
= tire 90 Thoater Royal Dublin.
. packed with people.
. july is. t9i2-Nir. MVKenna
= severely assaulted la Wales.
. Jaiy 20, iaia-Prlme minister
= assaulted st Chester.
Q November 20. Paraffin 4
. placed III mall boxes throughout
. the country. Thousands of LETT
. tiers destroyed.
. January 80. isi3-Hundreds 4
. oi windows broken Ia West End 4
. OF London.
. February 3. i9t3.--gaid on I
. jewel room in Tower Of London. I
. February 10. igt3--Bomb ex- 4
. piodcd in Lloyd Georges new
9 house.
. February 20. igf3--Kew Gar
. dans tea house set on fire
. In addition 90 these there have
y been many acts Of Vandalism ~
. the present month, eliminating
= with Wednesdays 100000 out
. rage and countless attempts az I
. arson. which ara almost without
. doubt due 20 the suffragcttcs. Z
. such az the attempt TO burn
. down the grandstnnd az EPSON I
. race track. from which thous- I
. ands annually watch the famous
. Derby. ana attempts To burn the
. houses Of Mr.. liobhonsc. chan
. celior OF the Duchy Of I.ancas-
. ter. and NJ. J. \. Pease. presi.
q dent OF the board of education 4
a a q a a a q q q q a q q . y .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
DEATH SENTENCE IS
PRONOUNCED
Jack Rabbit and Molly Cotton
tail Must Be Slaughtered,
Decide Mimbres Valley
Farmers.

Dcmmg, *. ~ March 81 The
decree has gone forth thai Hon. Jack
Rabbit and Molly Colonial shall die
Tho dyumhoJ1 court martial which
returned this verdict WAS composed
~ the good farmers of the Mimbro-
valley who declare the above men
toned to have Wontoul, destroyed
the alfalfa aud fruit trees Of the free
holders saturday th' reports w'r,
circulated that the damage "a crops
would ran vel into the thousands of
dollars ana me editor OF the Graphic
was earnestly requested 90 JgitutC the
question ul "a mammoth rabbit drive
to rad the section of the turry pests.
The Graph, will be- glad tu hear from
The farmers aud 10 Announce date
for tho event. " ID be- decided that this
punitive scheme b. 90 be- adopted,
No Guns Allowed.
II has been suggested that CON
siderable number of rabbits could be-
killed by driving thcm into 70 tempo
rarily erected wire fence. which could
Dee stretched in the manner of q
"drlf,' fence and takcn down after
me kiIl Of course no guns would be-
allowed aud the killing would an be-
done with clubs and dogs Arrange
monts could be- made Co. ship "a car Of
rabbits 90 the eastern markets. as the
rabbit flesh is delicious ut this season
and would bring YER, good return.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
Etai9 and Conservative News
papers Advocate Hob Law,
Appalling List Of 0utrages
Rsrpetrated by Frensied Sis.
terhood.

london. March gi..--The hand Of
tha ao4funolte aies heaAx on Ems
lana DAY b. day and nlEht hy nisht
inv puta ll1u faaF 81 woman into the
heart ~ la4-0bidina man. Her out.
reNtN haVe reached such 4 climax ~
e. drive lhn most nosd London news
pansfs inin advocating lynch Law or
iiF euulyaienL
The awlcssness ~ those southern
Newspapers that have gnssinated or
Tailiatea iynching proeecdlnes Ia con.
nectlon with ncgrc crimes has always
been hcid 40 here ~ the last word
% iuiQpity. Yet now we have the
nall Mall s9aNette--Nr. Astors organ
% ulira-arisfocracy- Roing one bet
TER AR. Astef's newspaper declares
that white women must BE- punished
r. ghe niah.
These cglninals.' SAYS the Pail
Mn5i onzotte. shave elected 20 trade
upon the chiNsiry Of tho upper and
gHit9is Niaes4s. ft q calculation
based upon a fairly solid foundation.
Tho Engllshman OF that type will
stand q good deal buforc he allows
himself 70 treat an interruptions
ssomnn a. she deserves. But patience
- not snexhaustihlo. nor h Il uni
formly distributed. When once an
example Of rcfnlaiion Is SET. the spell.
81 the traditional code win be broken
and those whom the law fails 60 pro-
teci are certain 70 adopt retaliation
On tho long run. That phase ~ the
war declared by the sufragcttes
would be brief but u would be de-
csdediy unpleasant"
spirit Of Rcsnlintion.
wthout any doubt this voices the
opinion Of the average man. The
force 81 such suggestion and the
widespread desire 20 set even with
the property ana peace destroying
suiIrageites arc almost bound 60 Head
70 outragcs upon these female agl-
sators that may DO uuprcccdentedly
brutal The spirit OF retaliation ~
growing cut Of hRnd throughout the
country. Even the newspapers sup
porting the government and hitherto
advocates OF the wonans cause. are
urging stern measures. They rccog-
nlze that the militant snifsagettes are
cnacavoring 60 terroriz3 the public.
Heretofore tho outFagcs on property
~ 10 been wlnhed al and tho Glenn
ency 81 the officials In releasing from
jail 'hunger striking" women has
been applanhsd. Now from all sides.
even from those ardent dcmocratir
quarters that demand tho vote for all
men and women over - years % age.
there comes an inslstcnt cry that
these hysterlcai fanatics BE- punished
~ the fusl limit Of the law.
Leading men and women. promi-
nent newspapers aud Humanitarian
SOCIETIES who up un now have taken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

- lbs. Beet sugar 500. Si.OO
90 lbs Cane sugar. ,...,. Si.OO
zoe Gunpowdcr or Japan
Teas ..... ........... Is
Good quality I,oa-icd cot
Zee. - lh-, tor ...., a $500
our hr-t a5c Cunrc nov 80 so
I5c can of Quaker HominN
tsftt~ ..tf.ss.ssssssss 10
: Can~ Togo ~artiinc- la Oii -
3 pLg-. best bird seed " "a
3 cane or i5c shaker salt .25
t2t,r early June Peas .. 10
Nrntour'- large ran- of
NrTFihc-t Baked Beans ia
NImcur's small cans at
Ncrrihrst Baked Beans 10
i1c size i'cc'huut Peanut
Butter ......t.... 90
N.ru, stove Polish. can, o.. 90
Large Bottle Iilucing or
ammonia. 4 for ..... -
\ bars at DIAMOND 4. soap -
Case ct 100 bars ....,.. $500
Faster igg~-C hickCn- and
Rabbits.
~ Easter I,gg-, pure Candy
only .,.-.r t..,ts...s 10
All iOc FASTER Rabbits. nov .o5
Faster Chickens. nOw..... .n5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
'SMAULDING THERE
WITH THE SAME
OLD WALLOP
Husky Middle Weight Works
Out Last Night and Shows
Up in Good Shape; Fast
Minor Events Arranged.

with Buster D'Ncnl % kansas
'City aud ~ Smauldiug. uf Albupuct-
que. middlcvcirhts. in the wiudup.
which is scheduled to bee for ten
tuuuds go decision. aud With last
minor events. the figEt fans OF Alhu.
uucruup should see some real scrap
ping al the rstic card which o. 20
be- staged ia the y. ~. e. Rimnfr-
um under the direction OF Motk Levy
ON Tuesday night March 2jih,
Both O'Ncil and SmauidinE are
working cat diligently for the match
aud there VIII hr no EXCUSES Q" oil
Tor on the part of either man boo tho
event ct defeat b.Ncdi works "ut
each afternoon at so. while Smuu'd-
ing be- the attraction 100 enc evening.
Smauldug worked uut last uiRht ana
demonstrated that hr is stll there
with the sane odd WJilup.
t.Nyu brlir,,s %, can n,at Suilulir
.ug without uul trouble and declares
himself confident oi winning h'iur"
.hr tenth hN u knockout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

You judge 90 man not uy what $50
promises Go do. but hy what Doc has
duuo. That b. the only true test
.Chambsrlaiu's Cough Remedy Judged
hy this standard has uo superior.
People ever, here speak of b Boo tho
highest terms Of praise. For sale ny
.aII druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
Trlmblo.s Livery; rs \ second ST

We have money 60 loan al = per
rent on Tcnl estate "rruTltF lohN NJ
Moore Really Gu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

rflalelo.. Llgery. lll \. seeoa0 p.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

Much
You
.Squandered?

LOON BACK \ YEAR, ~
Figure kow much money
,uu',r earned. subtract from
that your actual CNpcn-cs--
your board Or rent and table a
cVprn~c~---Nour bills Tor
clothing. laundry, etc!
What thc remainder quite
- tidN sum. Cit' Mud where
B.. IL Gonr' Iritt"rrd HvHtl
spent dime ur - quarter ~
a time
Where are you going a. land
~ you don't begin to save ~
sometime Ahd isn't the best
time NOW?
This bank pays four per cent
interest on savings Arcuuui-. a
Tour per cent on Time De-
posts.
First Savings Bank & Trust
Company.
Capital and Surplus 100000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

e ~
Going Out
of Business
Selling out at cost and
some for less our entire
stock Of Mems. Women's
Boys and Girls Shoes and
Oxfords. The well known
Buster Brown Shoes for
Boys and Girls will be
sold at bargain prices,
.ssss-s.-s-ss-ass----..
so pair or $500 womcR's
~tiu'- sstssss.s tsss.ss S@s0u
so pair of S2.5O Mems
~ilftt'~ sttsssss.ssss t...s .sts5U
Move prlces ARE lcs- than
cost.
\ few dOscu 3sc Mems and
Nomcns crguitcfS, SOC.
Boys' $500 Easter suits Sa.5S
Hoy@' $3.50 Easter suits s3.ea
Boys $3.50 Easter suits SITS
Roys' si..5 Pants for St.0O
noys' use Pants for ..... go
Eoys' SOC Pants FOR .. 80
MEMS suits aud Trousers all
Reduced.
Mems odd Goats $3.50 90 $3.50
Mems odd Vests soc and 60c
- -
Men's Si.3O Hats ....... $500
Boys soc Hats. ........ 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-27
CAMPAN|N| MAY RUN
CHICAGO GRAND OPERA
New York Report Says He
viii Succeed Andreas Dip
pei as Manager.

CHICAGO, April 36.-Cleonfonte Cam
panini. it was said tonight, will assume
the functions of Andreas Dippei as gen.
Company. Mr.. Dippers resignation was
announced last night. Word came from
New York today that Philip f. Lydig OF
New York had resigned as chairman of
the board of directors of the Chicago
musical organization and that Mr.. Cam
panini would take up the work OF Mr..
Dippel.
Harold F. Mccormick, president OF the
corporation, refused to comment on the
situation.
THE officers of the company are in
Chicago" he said. land I can't be re-
sponsible for news from New York. We
are in confusion here and are trying to
arrange plans for next year"
Mr.. Mccormick said a statement COW
ering the recent affairs of the opera
company and its plans for the future
would be issued in few days.
Directors of the opera company con-
refused to discuss reports persistent
among che musical public here that
Philadelphia interests in the opera com
pany will be transferred to ChicagO men.
The company would visit New York. and
Philadelphia for short seasons each year.
however, according to the reports.
A statement attributed to director to-
day said the next opera season would be
as long as the last one, and that num-
ber OF new productions had been ar
ranged for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-27
DINNER RENDERED TO H1LLEs
New York Men Recognize His Prom
inence in Charity Work.

NEW YORK. April 26-Representatives
of institutional charity of the city gave
dinner tonight to Charles J. Hilles,
who was secretary to President Taft
About forty persons. a majority of them
his close friends. who paid farewell to
Mr.. Hilles on similar occasion when he
left for the White House, welcomed
him home. Both dinners We're in srecOg-
milton OF his prominence in charity work.
Herman a. Metz. who was city con-
troller when Mr.. Hiles went. to Wash
lngton and who is now a member of
Congress from this city. was tOastmaster.
Others who spoke We're NJ. j.. Drummond,
commissioner Of public charities; Thomas
NJ Mulry Of the state board of charities
Judge John d. Lindsey. president of the
New York Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children. and the heads of
several hospitals and societies active in
charity giving.