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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28
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AT THE sToPE

The Stope Theatre has arranged a special program for tonight consisting of comedy and pathos Six reels of ihe very latest releases will be shown. The Stope is gaining in popularity ey- cry day and last night saw the big Lowell picture house filled to capacity which is particularly gratifying to the management as they are sparing no expense to give the public the very best in the moving picture line.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-28
TWO oRPHANsn AT oRPHEnn

Henrietta (Theda Bara) and Louise CJean Sothen) are the two orphans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
GIRL ROUTS BURGLAR
With IRONING BOARD
LaundrcsS in Greenwich Home
Drives Intruder Through
Window.

GREESwIcU, Conn. March 3l---A
burglar who got into the home OF George
l.. Storm. vice-presidert OF the Surbrug
Tobacco Company, last might met a
tartar In he person of Miss Louise Leh-
nan. u laundress. Armed only with -
ironing board, and all alone, the young
woman fought the intruder and finally
succeeded I'm for cling him to climb out
thorough window. where he dropped TO
the ground below. q distance of some
thirty feet
The Greenwich police were notified
hut could get no trace OF the intruder.
Miss Lehman heard a noise In Mrs.
Siorms room ana looking through the
keyholo she saw the burglar inspecting
some diamond rings and other articles
of jewelry. Thereupon she ran into the
apartment brandishing the trusty board
and speediiy drove him out, with we'll
directed blows.
The Park avenue residence OF Cliff
ford Mallory of the Mallory Steamship
Company was also entered by burglars
TO tho police to-day. The house has
been unoccupied since last Saturday.
The thieves overlooked a quantity Of
silverware In the dining room and took
nothing OF any value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
ALL MORRISTOWN GASPS AT FEATS
OF ASPIRING AMATEUR MOVIE STARS
DR.. u. VI. Whites Home Nearly
Wrecked by "A Question
Of Fortune"

They've tucked away their dynamite
explosions. railroad wrecks, dog fights
bands Of cutthroat kdnappers. battle
fields. lynchings and back somersaultins
automobiles and they've begun to read
just and set to rights and tidy up Nor.
ristowr. ~ j.. again.
They" means Mise katharine Russell
Blocker. Miss Maud Kahn. daughter
of otto II. Kahn; Harold-better known
as Watty--Watson. Miss Ruth Taylor,
Miss Edith Fanshawc. Earle Cutler,
Charley Delmonico. Nelson White, Ted
Watson and all the rest Of the Manhat-
tan MorrlstoWn younger amateur movie
yet that has had Morristown In the
throes OF ncurasthenia for weeks while
acting movie scenario all over their
part of New Jersey
The Whippnny River. which daily had
been lnshed into hys,era as fiocks Of
Manhatian's and Morris,owu's nifticst
foA trotting young men nopped into Il
before the movie camera, holding in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
OPPOSES INCREASING
VOCATIONAL SYSTEM
Comptroller Says Money Could
BE Spent Better
Otherwise.

The Board OF Educators request for
$4,000 to be appropriated from money
apportionod by the state for charging
the vocational school system IL d,sap-
proved III a report which Comptroller
Prendergast sent TO the Board of EST
mate yesterday. The Estimate Board
may act upon the request AT IT'S regular
meeting to-day
Mr.. Prendergast says that at this
time the money should be used in ways
that will reduce taxation. His report
IL looked upon by some OF the school
comm. ssioners rs adverse criticism of
the Gary Gndiana) system OF vocational
and pre-vocational education which is be
ing carried on hero as an experiment.
hut tho s57.s0O Is not wanted very
badly. as more money than can bc used,
probably, has been appropriated by the
Board of Education for the current year.
The board set apart S236.O0O for tn"
Gary and Schneider experiment, and
that seems to be more than can he spent
this year. IL was explained 10y n school
authority yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
NO HINT FROM MORGAN;
May SELL COLLECTION
Time Limit Expires-Treas.
ures Subject to $1,O0O,OOO
Inheritance Tax.

Yesterday. the last day which J. pier
pont Morgan had under the Jaw to de-
eide whether or not to give his art col
lection TO the public. came and passed
without word from either Mr.. Morgan,
who is now In Europe. or the executors
as to his Intentions. The supposition is
now that Mr.. Morgan will gradually dis
pose Of the largest part of the collection.
so far az the Museum Is concerned
the Morgan collection has the same
status as throughout the past years"
said Edward Robinson, director. yester-
day. We have not been advised as to
the expiration date. or what action will
be taken. That can be answered only by
the executors of the estate"
The executors. or those who could he
reached. were mute on the subject. In
qury ut the office OF Lewis Cas- Led
yard. Jr., legal adviser for the estate.
resulted only In the announcement that
Mr. Iedyard did not care 70 talk on the
subject.
ALBANr. March 3I---Comptroller
Travis said to-day that the law pro-
hibits any extension Of time TO J. Pier
pont Morgan In which to decide whether
| or not the art collection is TO be given
to the public. and IL now seems probable
that an Inheritance tax OF more than
81. 100000 will have to he paid on the
treasures in the Metropolitan Museum.
The Morgan estate has paid $4,000, 900
to the Comptrollers Office 80 Az 10
take advantage OF the 5 per cent. dis
| count allowed II the tax Is paid within
six months after the testator's death.
Hut at tho Comptroller's Office Il is
| said that this tax does not Include the
impost on the art collection and tina,
the estate will have to pay penalty
| OF 10 per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01

the seccders concurrcd in tho opinion. "
feel that have no right to remain tn
guardian of my girls in an organlzatio,
IN which I no longer believe" Ther
was objection 20 the evasion Of aues
lions by the officers as exhibited in III
, meeting In the New York Library Nor
day. but little 20 the salaries paid eN
cept those connected With the outh,tiu,
company
Or. Gulick's salary In not in the lcas
objected to- said Miss Cotton. All ",
ask Is that we know what he does
earn IL. As for the rival organization.
she went on, we are not forming
| for the sake of having a rival organizs
| ton. but 10 hold together the group O
Guardians leaving the old"
! She then announced that meeting o
| the seceders would be hold probably o.
next Wednesday night for the purpus.
OF cffectlng a formal organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
DIR. HILLS TELLS why
CATHOLICS ARE BARRED
Makes Statement in Reply to
Critics Of the Arbuckle
Istitute.

The Rev. Or. Newell Dwight Halls.
pastor OF Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
yesterday made a statement In reply
TO a letter from Alexander J. Hoas, Jr..
OF ~ Hicks street, in which he alleged
that he and fifteen other young men
and women were rejected from member
ship in the Arbuckie Institute because
they were Catholics. although II IL sup
posed to be n-sectarian.
DR.. Hills. who Is president Of the In
etitute. says that the classes are open
to all persons whatsoever. but that at
present the classrooms are limited, and
continues:
ut so happens that one Of my warn,
friends, whom I greatly admire and
revere, is a Roman Catholic priest He
,s not only a fine scholar and gentleman,
but n prophet OF God. He believes that
would seriously wound the feelings OF
some Of the noble Catholic priests by
even seeming TO permit anything that
would look like proselytizing among the
young men and women Of the Roman
Catholic faith.
Many years ago a member OF
Plymouth Church wished to Join a Catho-
lie Church. And II remember correctly
Mr.. Beecher wrote a letter saying tina,
he had lamb In his flock who though,
the grass was richer and the river
deeper over in the Catholic pasture and
he was therefore sendins the sheep over
to his kindly and shepherding care.
''If Mr.. Hoag will be good enough to
bring the board of governors and my.
self letter from his priest saying tina,
ii. al Il. T. E..Nt
and consent l will be most happy tc
fulfil the request OF the Catholic priests
who are doing 30 much for the people
OF Brooklyn"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
TORREON THREATENED.
Oregon snid 20 He Marching on
Villas Base.

z. eAso. March 3i.-Torreon. Villas
ese, Is being fortified In anticipation Of
N attack. Large attachments of artil-
cry have arrived there in the last few
'sys There are now seventy pieces OF
trillery there and an increased garrison.
Gen. Oregon has appeared at Guada-
ape one station south of Zacatecas
acrordng 10 arrivals here. cutting of
VIA and Zapata. Gen. Dieguez. who
.ss defeated at Guadalajara, has Joined
"oregon, bringing the Carranza force up
70 10000 men. This column Is advanc-
hg north toward Torreon.
The Villa consulate here confirmed the
eport that Gen. villa has arrived in
rorrreon from Monterey. The Matamoros
'hd Tampico campaigns will be con-
'nued
Announcement Is made in Chihua hua
" me finance department. that new
sue OF money. 10 replace all former
VIA ISSUES. II 10 he put out at once.
ne new money will be printed In New
'o'h' The finance department has also
ltnounced that the minting OF coins IL
% De greatly lncrea sed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
% OTHER GUARDIANS OUT.
New Camp Fire Girls Organization
Probable Nent Week.

Following afternoon and evening meet
ings al the home OF Mise Grace Cotton.
chairman Of the Brooklyn Guardians OF
the Camp Fire Girls, AT 1876 Greene
avenue. twenty-five moro Guardians
Yesterday signed their designations from
the organization. These were drawn
from the 10 Brooklyn Guardians. and
with the thirty-seven from Manhattan
and Bridgeport, whose designations were
received by Or. Luther II. Gulick, the
president, on Tuesday. make total OF
e,xty.two who have seeded TO date.
A, Miss Margaret Hale put II, and all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
MRS, McMANUs GETS $4,000.
@spsiistns settle Tor Killing Hus-
hnnd--Sh~ Thanks Bryan.

WASH NGros. March 31.-Informa-
ION va received to-day by Secretary
w Stat" Bryan from the Brazilian Min
,N'' me- the Zapatista Government IN
,.sA''o cry mas paid Mrs. Ruth W. Nc
isiI-, widow ~ John y. McManus
mo Wa murdered In the Mexican CAP
.iI Two weeks ago. the sum OF $50. 900
ttpara:!on Tor tho death OF her hus-
secretary Bryan made public AZ the
~ Nnr. telegram from Mrs, Nc
rGahl' IN which she expressed satisfao-
W over tho terms OF the settlement
"a thanked the Department OF State
Us good Offices In the matter.
-sS'r''a-y nryan said that he had no;
zen advised that tine murdercrs OF Nc
"dhA, had been apprehended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
Easter Flower show In Central
Park.

special Easter flower show at the
"lser't,ory m Central Park, Fifth ave-
"ue ana loGth street, will be open to the
sSup1' ~ Saturday afternoon, Park
commissioner Cabot Ward announced
.~eraay Tile display will include
ssnY ~ the specimens of plants and
aoNers With which the Park Department
,,on the gold medal at the recent Ma
ma sona' Flower Show al the Grand Central
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
widowed = Year, KIN. H-rscIf.

A year ago yesterday James F.. War
den died Of cancer In the North Hudson
Hospital. Yesterday his widow, who
had bcen sufferer from the same
mslady. lesped from tho fourth story
window 81 her apartment in West New
York and was no badly injured that she
died in less than al hour In the North
Hudson Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
QUIET AT TAMPICO.
Tfy In No Danger OF Capture by
villa, Travellers Say.

VIII |uWIS UtspuTtN - IN cTH
VERA CRuz, Mex, March 3l.-Passen.
fers arriving to-day from Tampico re-
port that the port is safe against all
prospective attacks by the Nillistas.
.Nou'ands Of troops are keeping per-
order and good feeling prevails.
yen. Trevino has charge OF the oper-
s'ons and IL confident of defeating the
Enemy ~ ne did AT Ebano a week ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
The Day of Triu m ph.


days OF picture taking happened along
when Earle Cutler. as the newly elected
senator Jim fairness held an open air
reception IN the public square OF Nor
ristown before the camera.
MIR. Cutler IL Jim Furress,' an
nounCed Miss Blocker from a SOAP box
to the populace of Morristown fiocking
Ia get In on the excitement. Hes Just
been elected To tn. state Senate. Kindly
cheer enthusiastically and then rush for
ward and shake his hand as you will SEQ
the members of the company do II. And
don't look AZ the camera
For yard after yard of reel Norris
town yelled and filed by shaking Earle
Cutters hand. Enough was enough and
Miss Bleecker stopped clicking the movie
camera. Hut that didn't stop Norris
town. Even though no picture was be-
ing taken from this on Morris,own in
sisted upon shaking IONS hand so en-
Enthusiastically that finally Earle Cutler
began TO believe lie was elected himself.
Teddy Watson. the noted Norwegian
planola player and fox trottist. says the
picture will lie exhibited first mex,
Wednesday night, April I. the proceeds
TO go into the treasury OF the Central
Bureau of Social Service. and there will
be subsequent showing Of the picture
AT the Paramount Theatre. Newark, for
the same charity
But nightly now the picture is being
ground out over and over again so the
company can see II again and again.
And the polo ponies Of the Whppany
River club. used by the sherirf's posse.
are Strengthening out the kinks In their
legs and Morriyown automobiles are be
ing repaired and the Jersey dust is be-
ginning tn settle, and the Whites are
having their house done over and the
price of arnica in Morristown has
gone up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
CARRANZAGONE:;
50 S$S,0O0,O0O
Of FOREIGNERS
Securities Deposited for
Mexican Concessions
Are stolen.
VILLA WARNS AGAINST
ACCEPTANCE IN L $.

..a,,.. uar., eit,,r,,, ,h.
occupation Oh NeN''' Guy v! 'ho Nar-
ANA faction securities worth more than
:. ,,o ooo deposi,ed IN the National
,,..,,.,.. s,.,. ,..,,.,.,...,..,..,
1redSu''
rsn,ed by the dlhertht Milistr''b OF
at, that have held office since the
,.ur,.I, Of pi,z we're made away with.
'0N"'' ..,,,- .,,. -. an, T., -,
The Nii''S'aS' WIZ Wv S'''' Ut 'o'''' w
0, Mexico city, have given notice that
,-ese securities cannot ne used legally
y business transactions, ana the public
" Mexico ana ABROAD 10 warned that
ne certificates should he refused II "A
Oss Is 10 be- avoided.
According 70 the Information received
4, IN. state Department from Mexico
ely securities of the Following classes
we're unlawfullH removed py the Car
rAnsstss from the state Treasury:
Three PEI ,'' vv,u' VI '"o III"
terror cohsoliua.'u u'uN
Five per cent pc'los OF tno IN
terror reueen'tpie uept'
Five per cent oohus OF the Mex
be'i
snares OF FL ''np"rCi"i anu snafes
o. hi lnoepfhdieh'".
Ceftihcates ISSUED q! the Munich
pal Council OF Pueoia'
deots oil the Con'pai1a u" san ia
na,,,,,.,,s ubIch ,.nra..,, shors
-, ~ Co,,,a,ia ,sr,,,,i, 40 pta
s.
~ .hu p,,,,, ,nx..
-r-,,,,,,.,. ra,s,
Su ,t,a 80, - Gs
NV
ae pu, %. &c.. ,
poruS Va ''e VEN Jun i''"''a'
'onpdis' -, A. ~,
Ncupons oi oohuS vi 'ne N''a
cruz terminal 'o0psN
"rtlneates issued oy the toVern-
n"iit 'or the purchase or STOCK or
the Compshla Aisooonera INDUSTRIAL
ce La Lasuna.
Certincates or the Compania NJ
todohera INDUSTRIAL de La LaBuha,
South America.
!, Is the belief of the Nillistas. accord
tg 10 advices received at the state De
partnlent. that other securities have beef
AIKEN from the Mexican Treasury anC
.ss, they will appear in time In various
financial centres, but probably In New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01

but Fla rle Cutler was permitted to Wriie
the scenario. Earle Cutler cast him
self to play young and handsome Jim
Fairness. Jim has a crush on Ndrjori"
GrdySon ini one reel. Scenario Writer
Earle has Marjorie bust the engagement.
however. about four feet long from the
beginning 81 the first reel. This must
be done So .t1at Jim can jump into the
Whippany River and swim II to go
West to seek his fortune.
Nothing NonchaIans whatever.
Jim. OF course. could have hiked dow
to the station and gone West without
messing up the Whippany. but noncha-
lance such as that would have smeared
up the reel. SO jim. according To plans
and speciiiYaions OF his scenario. swan
the river On the first day of picture
taking and. sneezed through forty-twO
feet OF subj auent film
jim fnall4 gets away, way. way, way
out West 4most as far as Springfield.
H.. where he meets HELEN Lockwood
and on with tho new. And he runs for
ate Senator against Boss O'Connor
Charley Phelpsb, ANA Fed Martin CTed
Watson). who Is the despicable BosS'S
henchman, kldnaps the noble JIM.
Even the author admits that the see
mario is bit vague here and there
However, there's a boiler explosion. "a
running battle bet peen the kidnappers
and the ShsrtN's pose, and the train is
wrecked. and Charley Phelps acts like
the dog Boss O'Connor is. and Red Mar
rim. leader Of the Bosss gang OF South
Finders" gets his and it's midnight at
the old mill and somebody is showed off
and they cant corrupt noble Jim by
bribery, and Laurence Montague tSteu-
ar; Emery gets the gal that chucked
honest jim, and It's the police station,
and somebody steals the Papers
But on election day Jim IL gloriously
elected Senator from Norristown Illi-
nois). SO everybody jumps into the river.
and Jim wins the gal. Therefore every
body runs dripping up the Whppany
River bank and the entire company casts
Itself in front OF LackaVanna express
da shing across the prairies and all live
happily but somewhat sore ever after.
Naturally the incidents all along tho
three reels necessltated scenes in a
Senate chamber. a hotel interior and
a hospital ward-especially hospital
ward. This Is the reason the taking
of the pictures could not be begun until
DR. and Mrs. White had left town. The
doctor and his wife love their son Nelse,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
m M. J.
a

their mouths the plot mortgage and the
other papers. has settled back to nor
mai. The inmates of the lunatic asylum
a, Morris Plains last night for the first
time In almost "A month had good
nights sleep.
And right in the nick OF time Or.
and Mrs. Granville NJ. White got back
to their Colonial house in Madison ave-
nue., Mcrristown. from Palm Beach. For
as Miss Bleecker. movie director
extraordinary. was finishing up the last
foot or so OF the three reel "A Cues
ton OF Fortune" completed yesterday.
Nelse White. amateur movie actor and
son of Or. and Mrs. White, suggested
that inasmuch as Nelse and the rest
OF the company had set the interior
Of the house back about 100 years any
way while making IL over for the
pictures they might as well set fire to
the darn place and so wind the pic
ture up with a hurrah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
4 sadly DespOiIed Interior.

= "
ably will spend to-day consulting with
architects. builders. dredging conpa-
MES, engineers and carpenters as to
the best method Of pry'rg the buffers
pantry out of the drawing room and
working the third floor of the house.
which the amateur movie!tes--in the
absence OF Or. and Mrs. White at Palm
Beach-moved down 10 the basement.
back where Il belongs.
II was weeks agO-eNact date FOR
gotten In the subsequent excitement that
still has Morristown and vicinity quiv-
ering-that Or. and Mrs. White Thought
lessly remarked in the presence or ;heir
child, Champ Tangoer Nelse. that they
were going TO Palm Beach for a while.
And Nelson accompanied his parents TO
the station. waved good-by. whirled his
trick racing car around on its hind legs.
passed the word 10 the amateur conf
many that the coast was clear. chopped
down some shade trees on the lawn that
might bother the camera operator and
lighted cigarette while waiting inl-
patiently for the company to assemble.
Ncise wanted to start the first reel of
"a Question Of Fortune the three reel
picture to be acted by the amateurs and
now all ready 10 be displayed in neigh
borhood country clubs and theatres for
charity in good snappy fashion by
blowing the Corinthian columns of the
front portico with dynamite. Miss
Bleecker put all the weight of her au-
thority as supreme director against this
notion. even though the company. now
paving the white lawn with their ma
chimes, was strong for Nelse's plan.
The Lackawanna train bearing DR..
and Mrs White toward New York
hadn't rounded the first curve when
Nelse had been Joined on the lawn by
Leading Man Earle Cutler. who also
wrote the movie scenario Leading Lady
Ruth Taylor. Miss Fanshawe, who As
Marjorie Grdyson in the picture is
cruelty deserted by Jim Furness right
I'D IN tho first reel; Watty Watson
Teddy Watson. Miss Alice Dixon, Miss
Maud Kahn and Dudley Gray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
therFeaturesinthis Hundred Page Number

Dlhouie Lady the Morning by David Gra Rsas Stake in the War
Isabel Brush Blue Motors Edgar Fakn
BY Emerson Hough; Billy Fortune and the Lady Who Spoke Her Mind by
r.. Phillips
Will Payne Joseph Hegeheme Eugene Nnove Rhodes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01

Of course. hut. oh. YOU new Colonial
house
Knocking out a partition TO make two
bedrooms look like a large hospital ward
is hut the work of few hours, but
the operation often has a tendency 10
muSs up the house. once when the
neighbors watched "A band of masked
young men stealthily doing porch
climbing act the neighbors felt they
ought TO call UP Chief OF Police Nor
rison. II vas n kindly act. because
when the chief painted onto the scene
the company comma ndeered him and
Inserted the chief and his uniform into
twelve different scenes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-15
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS. CALOMEL
AND CASTOR OIL
If cross, feverish, constipat-
ed, give California
SVrun of Figs -

Look back at your childhood DAYS.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil. calOmel, cathartics. How
YOU hated them, how you fought against
taking them.
With our children it's different
Mothers who cling to the old form OF
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is we'll
founded Their tender little ..fnsides-
are injured by them.
If your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only deli
cious California Syrup of Figs" It's
action IS positive, but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that il never fails 10
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
ne stomach. and that a teasDoonfuI
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row
Ask your druggist fc- a 50-cent bot
tie Of California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grown-ups plainly
on each bottle. Beware Of counterfeits
sold here See that il is made by Cali
1ornia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse
any other kind with cOntempt-Adv.