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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22

became aware of this. for. luckily, she
had nothing 10 do In the last act. and
was thus able to ny home with an ex-
cuse that she had been visiting.
Her Chance Came.
Then my chance came she tells
I'm February, 1912. Mr.. zieefeid sent
for me to tell me that the opportunity
/ had waited for had come. Maurices
partner had suddenly left him, and
wah TO take her place.
Having seen Maurice but once,
was terror stricken AZ the thought 81
what stood before me: but Mr.. ziee-
field would listen TO no excuses, and
took me to a rehearsal at the Globe
theater, where Maurice WAS awaffins
US. introduced me to him and all wenk
well.
We we're married two months ard
two days afterward. = she adds. smil-
ingiy. and. funniIy enough. have been
married ever since
"All Of which has nothing whatrp-
ever to do with the club. excepting
that ] shall insist on Maurice being
the first guest of honor"
The Threshold club is the berfnni1n
OF bigger. better things
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22

No story With u heart beat in IL
has ever lasted and lived more vivid,
IL through all the ages than the Won
derfully beautiful narrative Of the
friendship OF Damon and Pythias.
These two noble figures have stood
herOicaily through all the flight OF
time as everlasting evidence Of mans
humanity to his fellow man and
countless thousands have found life
more blessed because of the example.
The real friendship Of these two war
riors and leaders of men and the
great test 70 which it is put, fills the
six acts with q plot OF absorbing in-'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22

1 haven't a cent of dress allow
ance left! all because saw q per-
feet dream OF q dress and bought it.
"A morning costume which can
also be worn at informal afternoon
affairs White nlarquisette with
green stripes, over net $3.50. It's hor-
ribly complicated. but I'll try to de-
scribe it, although I can do 1t
justice 1888. The blouse is net with
very loose sleeves ending in frills,
and a line Of tiny black velvet bows
up to the elbow The skirt is OF
the nlarquisette. except for d centre
panel of net and two pieces Of net
which are let in at the hips
The marquisite extends above the
waist-Hne in two broad bands which
60 over the shoulders in sort OF
suspender effect AT the sides
the skirt is very full. SO two huge
pockets are made by gathering the
fullness in over silk cording ...
I've been dreadfully extravaganza in
getting It, but it was such
temptation!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22
New York Tribune.)

v
Time was when the press agent
was an amusing but panti-sociaa
institution who begged you out
to breath it TO a soul that Trentini--
but you know that story. Art you
learned better in these later days
and the stolen jewels that sounded
past long toward the end to even
the most gulIible reader of the most
yellow afternoon journal have laid
away, If not in rue. at least in silence.
All this is apropos of the finest idea
of the season, whose process is simple.
{ The time and the girl and the place,
quoting Browning and not the opera
to that effect, may indeed never meet,
but given an energetic organizing sec
Rotary, really fine and beautiful star,
and you find them nowadays keeping
an engagement with whatever is
needed.
Florence Walton Perfect Star.
ney Richmond is the perfect press
agent, Florence Walton the perfect
star Tile story reads like this:
You are on the threshold of your
stage career? With one or more years
experience? You are stranger in this
city and ~ lonesome as can be?
Grieve not, for the hospitable well
come OF Miss Florence Walton awaits
you once week to encourage you on
your way.
Tells Of Club.
Seated on the reallest of property
beds in the midst of a rehearsal of
Hands Up she tells of a club which
she Is opening for young actresses who
come to this city to wait. sometimes
enllax&ly, nearly always lonesomely,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22
Mems for Theatre G0ers and Women Readers
Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
FOR THE HAPPY SUMMER TIME

folks happy
Of
shown
happy dainty ok that the
adapted function of
mostc
and with shoulder
dress is absolutely be
weather the az
of houncing wide with I'd OF material the
grd "a ~ So and w Of ribbon
shoulder
child adjust The fall and
omitted liked and the sleeves can be made longer shorter In
they and each hnshis quite and simple
and white gaiatea trimmed with will be
needed N yds ~ WIDE 2a yds III yds with IS yd az
trimming Manon
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22
TWO FEATURE FILMS
AT KEENEY HOUSE

There are two feature ilrns AZ Keen-
ey's today: besides "A Gentleman Of
Leisure" the management has been
able to secure the Millionaire Baby"
for today and tomorrow wallace
Edinger plays the star role in "A Gen
tleman OF Leisure" TO perfection. The
plot of the story is built up around a
wealthy young man OF no apparent
talents, but as story goes on the gen
tleman of leisure develops into one
of the best. brokers on Wall street
The comic element is supplied by the
novel reading ONCE boys that inhabif
the Offices around New Works stock
exchange.
aire Baby lis the little surprise that
the management has had In store fer
Keeney patrons for the last two or
three weeks. This film is also a So
ciety play, but IL deals more with
humorous incidents in the life OF q
young millionaire. Today is the nrst
time that this phofo-piay has been
introduced to the public, and judging
by the applause IL received, the book
will play secondary part in intro
ducing the story TO the public.
Harry Burgoyne still continues has
popular line OF talk and song and
each performance brings him nearer
to the hearts or the patrons. Harry
has picked up all the humor In Merry
Old England and has brought il over
to this side OF the water that America
may laugh and enjoy the Jokes that
have pleased England for the last
fifty or sixty years.
Forty minutes OF folly and song
characterizes the act Of Julia Moore
and company. The act IL opened by
novelty song review and scenery
slides and winds up with an old fash
toned song medley composed especial
ly for this troupe OF entertainers
The McKenna and LaBlanche do
their share in making the bill sue
cess. Ths dancing i'm this number has
snap to IL that hclps to bring the
applause up to the general amount
allotted to the most popular acts ~
this house.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22

thrill of unexpected climaxes and the
throb Of exciting pulses Battles the
throngs at the games, the classic
dances, the thrill Of characters, the
conflicts at sea are pictured with
wonderful power while this real SEN
timent Of the story is brought out
with . tenderness that rs Casting.
Orrin Johnson in tsFightinE Bob. :.
a five act photo-play based on 1.-THE
Mexican situation the latest chapter
OF The Romance OF Elai11eos and
today's Pathe News WIFI b4s Shown
for the last time tonight. $50
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22
Threshold Club Makes Struggle Of
Young Actresses Much Easier
Florence Walton Tells of Difficulties With Which
Stars of the Stage Meet in Beginning
Their Careers

fer work which does not seem to come
to them
Have you an idea. she asks pen
sively. between alternate stockings of
her beautiful Pekingese spaniels, ''of
the conditions under which young girls
at the commencement Of their stage
careers 1ire7"
1 shamefacedly have to murmur that
have not.
Interrupted by Chorus Members
Well" begins Miss Walton-but is
interrupted by various ladies of the
chorus, with hair golden as the sun
light and black as the raven. in at
tires ranging from the piece bath
irg suit to the most chic French tai
lored costumes, who have come to paw
their respects to the already above
mentioned spaniels and inquire tender
ly after their health On receiving
reassuring replies, they retire, evident
IL much relieved, to the various cor
ners Of the stage which are theirs.
Above the strains of the piano and
singing of the chorus do we continue
our conversation as to the lot of the
young woman who is pining for a
stage career, and feels she belongs
nowhere.
Miss Walton tells OF the hundreds
end hundred. of these young girls who
come to New York ard spend their
days walking from one agency to an
other, to return at night to a lonely,
uncomfortable, ugly room in the
Fcrtieth streets, for which they are
charged a comparatively exorbitant
price-almost that of the small hotel,
where they would be provided with
f,a.hs, decent service and every con-
yeajence.
A Meeting Place
Il want these girls to have a place
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22

ss+ nrcA 4 week" says Miss
walton. where they can make fri
ends and exchange ideas and their
Knowledge of what's going on. so tnat
they can help each other In a business
way as well as socially
The Threshold club liz to be a dining
club, meeting ono q week at some one
of the many restaurants In Ne" acsN
city. selected by majority vote OF the
members at each meeting, the lnitial
one to be designated by Miss walton
herself Each mernber<will pay TOT her
own dinner and a pool VIII De "aoe
for the tips at each meeting. NOM
iral tax of I'VE or ten cents MEMBER,
One or more guests OF honor VIII pe
invited each week, tho selection hiso
to be made by a majority vote OF the
nenn bers, naturally for some one
prominent i'm the field of accomplish
ment. the quests, expenses to be PAID
ty the members
Election of Omcers-
r,Azcers Of the club will be nomi-
mated at the first meeting and elected
at the second.
All applications for membership to
the Threshold club should be sent
n to Miss Florence walton, los West
Eortieth street, Room 1905.
A cali of Miss walton, please and
Miss Walton leaves her resting place
TO rehearse one of her dances and
songs with Maurice, it requiring all
her reproachfui but affectionate coax
ing, mingled with the trying to be
stern manner of Stage Manager Ben
rirno to make him take life sufficiently
serious for the requirements of a per-
fectly good new musical comedy.
Maurice is just like child" she
afflrms on her return. He always
wants to play. He cannot be made to
spoken lines or sung, and 1t must all
go properly
She is SO pretty in her dainty white
frock and so sure of herself that she
leaves not the tiniest spark of anxiety
in ones mind as to her success in any
thing she undertakes.
A Woman's Life.
my life is really very dificult
one. she goes on. her hands folded
seriously. You have no idea the
parts Maurice expects me TO play In
his life-that of mother. sister-play-
mate, business partner and wife.
Very complicated, isn't it," With a
smile asking for sympathy. somehow
little difficuit to give.
did your personal experience make
you specially sympathize with these
girls
''Oh. no.
And Miss Walton. tells that her
career has been a truly simple one,
compared with that of many stage
struck little damsels. whose struggles
are many, for she was invited" TO
her first part without even thinking of
going on the stage. After being edu-
Gated in a convent, at the age of six
teen, having hardly entered theater,
she went to stay with an aunt in |
Philadelphia, and there met a girl OF |
her own age, at that time playing in !
a musical comedy. Her friend intro |
duced her to her manager, who at |
once wished to engage her, telling her |
she would make the incest OF little |
Quaker girls" Miss Walton, with /
courage beyong her years, accom-
panied her friend to the theater each |
night playing her little part regularly. |
Two weeks passed before her family
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22
Menu for Tomorrow

| Breakfast
| Fruit
! Cereal Sugar and Cream
| Fried Egg Plant
u Corn Bread Coffee
Lunch
| Chicken Salad
! Saratoga Potatoes
Cantaloupes Iced Cocoa
Dinner
Corn Soup
Beef CanneIon
Mashed Potatoes
Squash Lima Beans
Cold Slaw
Waters Cheese
Mousse with Chopped Nuts
Corn Bread Mix together one and
half pints OF corn meal, half pint
OF our. one teaspoonful of sugar, one
teaspoonfuI of salt and three. tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder. Rub in
one teaspoonful OF lard, add two eggs
we'll beaten and one and q half pints
Of milk; mix into a moderately stiff
batter and pour from the bowl into
a shallow cake pan. Bake in q hot
oven for thirty minutes.
Mousse With Chopped Nuts-Into
one pint of cream stir Ave ounces OF
powdered sugar; when dissolved add
one teaspoonful Of vanilla and two
tabiespoonfuls of sherry and whip
well. Take off the froth as it rises
and lay on a sieve to drain, returning
the liquid cream which drains off to
the larger quantity Continue whip
ping and skimming until no more
frOth will rise. Let the whip stand
for ten minutes longer, then stir in
lightly one cupful of finely chopped
nutsalmonds and English walnuts
mixed. Turn into mold, lay over the
top q sheet of Waxed paper, put on
the cover and bind the edge with a
strip Of muslin dipped in melted but
ter Pack in ice and salt for from
two to three hours according to the
thickness of the mold. Then take
from the ice. wipe carefully with q
cloth, dip for an instant in warm wa
ter and turn out on a dish. BY way
of variety one cupful OF finely pound
ed nougat may be used in place Of the
nuts
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22
Dssien BY Aey Hsnssn.

n
Bolefo Misses
The young girls boo costume shows the high sailn and suggests
blouse and In the picture the mster of the
worn Owe, blouse Ct fine white t Is dress that can be made
plain Or aosersd crepe Dc chine blouse would make somewhat
would make dainty and costume and there number
81 yds Of material 81 yds &C. yd II for bosro and skirt
ang yds ~ yds q or the blouse 5lans and
The May Manton No for and IS
Fashion
ct this receipt Of ten cents for each.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-22

experiences OF the young couple and
the play is sure toiprots defightful
to all. sgo9sd +nsms!a1s
ega ..rf,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
ACCIDENTS To
SANTA f MEN
SHOW INCREASE
More Employees Killed and In
Iured In Fiscal Year Ending
IN 1915 and in Preceding
Year. Says Isaiah Hale

Iuoroas, Boz fatalities and injuries 20
cmployc. of the Santa Fr system ia
shown for thr fiscal ,oaT ending June
3o. 1915. over inc previous fiscal year
IRA tho last year scylnty-ninc were
killed and l272t injured, iu the pre-
Nious year. sixty-siX WoTc Killed and
12.1ls hurt These figures are taken
from statement published in the
SANTA IT, magazine hy Isaiah Hale.
commissioner Of safety The figures
do not include passengers.
Divisions 10 Now Mexico or entering
the state IA some instances show in
ctcasrs ANA ln others decreases either
as 10 the number killed or injured
Tho plains division shows ii decrease
ia injured. the New Mexico division,
% decrease ia the number killed but
% slight increase in injured the RIO
Grandc division big decrease IN the
number Ut injured The Pccos division,
am increase ln the number killed and
also AN increase Ia the number In
lurod. the Albuquerque division, am
Increase IN IA, number killed ANA a
decrease In the number Injured
The comparative figures for these
divisions and the Albuquerque shops
foUau..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY MASONIC BODIES
OF EAST LAS VEGAS


East Las Vegas. 81. NJ. Dec. H.
Rnnsford Chapter 80. ., order Of the
Eastern star has installed the follow
ing officers Worthy matron Mrs
Mohr, worthy patron, r. Il williams;
associate matron, Mrs Ida Pritchettt
secretary, Mrs Bertha Williams;
treasurer. Frances Coles conductress,
Mrs Ethel Bowen associate conduct
rcs8 Mrs Essie Arbucklc, chaplain,
Mrs Marvina Johnson organist Mrs
Adciphmc Damon marshal, Mrs. Ida
So finger, Ada, Mrs Agnes Trip,
Ruth. Mrs Emma Mcclure; Esther.
Mrs Ellen Dice; Martha, Mrs Elmira
Lewis. Electra. Mrs Sarah Sinpkins;
sentinel A. NJ staley; wardcr, Mrs
Laura Beal
Chapman Lodge No. 2, \. T. and
A. A., has elected the following Off
GERS Worshipful master William j.
Lucas. senior warden Or NJ r Grail
junior warden, r. r. Williams. treas
urer Robert L. NJ Ross, secretary
II. s. Van Pcttcn; chaplain. Rev j..
S. Moore: senior deacon, William IL
Springer; junior deacon, A. f, Black
burn; senior steward, T A. johnson,
Junior steward. A. j. Wertz. marshal
o. L. Gregory; tyler, n. O HcrmanD<
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
ROADS IN NORTHERN
ARIZONA lMPASSABLE,
is REPORTED HERE

That the santa Fe. Grand Canyon
and Needles highway rs blocked by
snow m Arizona and that thc ocean
to-occ1n route is impossible between
surngvNiur aud Globe Ari1 was
inc news received by Telegram from
Flagstaff Arir Yesterday by COZ -.
Is Is Sellers
Here ls the telegram
please notify all auto tourists that
Santa Fc Grand Canyon aud Necdlcs
highway IS blocked with snow bee
tween Flagstaff Williams and Grand
Canyon. and that ocem-to-occan
highway is impossible for autos he-
tween sprngervillc ana Globe
TON REEFS
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Colonel Sellers stated that the
ocean -tooccan route from here tao SO
cof5 and the highway from soeorro
Ia sam Marclal, ClChillo and pemmg
are i'm good shape Also, hg shd the
road from kansas city Ia Amarillo
and from southeastern points 90 Ann
milo ana from Amarillo 20 Albu-
qucfgur are iu good condition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
BANK RESOURCES OVER '
TEN MILLION DOLLARS


tapsciAL copsEspaHoEHCa 20 HosNiNa JOURNAL
santa Fc, Dec. tg.-lor the first
time in tho history of New Mexico
the total resources Of the state banks
exceed ten million dollars The banks
nov number forty-seven and their re-
sources sum up $t0.429909.94 The
savings dcpositors number G2t9 and
an other deposit0rs 20,23i. SO that vir-
tually one in ever fifteen inhabitants
of the state has an account i'm one OF
the state banks
Loans and discounts are 2o,431.-
.ot. of which $L2fi5i2.35 was Sc
cured by real estate, 1891 90O.96 by
collateral Bonds and securities
amounted to $ge9,679Ol value of
banking houses and lots, Sl6G6l9.75t
furniture and fixtures S125,25I1gt
other real estate SliS,90I4i; due
from other banks, $l,G6fti7.53;
checks and other cash items, S99.297.-
.51. actual cash on hand $S26,2S37L
.of which $64955.50 is IN gold coin;
$i1.t7O. IN gold certificates. silver
coins. sG4922.71 silver certificates
S32.035. legal tender notes, $e9,425:
national bank notes. 5000. cash
notes S27i154t Of the liabilities.
.&t,151,502 is capital stock; {2lS,550,
surplus. undivided profits, $252,e22.-
.1t. due TO banks, S10O50447, indi-
yidual deposits, subject to check.
It5.16e.1960S. savings deposits, SS75,-
l6S3.l2; certificates OF deposit. Si,6l4.-
It64,40. certified checks S4.376.A5;
cashiers checks. $4,000 So. notes and
bills rediscountcd S69,33S bins pay
able. S27l 600
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
WILSON s WIFE
IS PLAINTIFF IN
SUIT FILED HERE


President Wilson's bride, who was
untl Saturday night Mrs Edith i
Calf IL plaintiff In a suit in Justice
W. W. McClcrWs court In tho
Twelfth precinct
The suit was filed by w Moore
clayton. attorney. for Mrs Galt as
manager of Gait 4 Brother iewery
firm Of Washington y G.. W. II. An
drcws. former delegate from New
Mexico i'm congress S. named as de-
fendont Judgment is asked for $50
on am alleged promissop' note,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
Big Hay shipment Ordered.

Carlsbad, ~ NJ, Dec IA tclc-
graphic order was received yesterday
for three hundred cars Of hay for eN-
port by Lange Brothers The price is
the best offered this year Henry
Lange. who IS the active hay buyer Of
the firm, is already out looking for
enough hay to fiji this large order, be-
ing one Of the largest orders ever
placed By wire for Pecos val
ley alfalfa. II is expected that the
order may be filled from the valley
though much hay is now being fed TO
livestock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

Coughs colds. Group, hoar8eness, in
famed throat. bronchial trouOlea or
sore Ghost are relieved by Foley's
Home, and Tar which opens stopped
mr pa#ases5 soothos and hchs in
CMmrd surfaces. and restores normal
W. C. Allen. Boaeley, Mo,
says = have raised family Of four
children and used Foley's Honey and
Tar with att Of them. fiHa tt the
best coukh and Group medicine ! over
used ( used it for eight or ten wears
and cen recommend 10 for Group"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

The 1914 figures for the shops i'm
clude only the last two months Of the
year Also The figures ON injured for
tho Rio Grandc division I'm 1915 do
not include the Injured at the Alhu-
Werquc shops
MIR Hale makes tho following state
mcnt
"Tho physical condition OF our rail
road property is better and safer than
ever befouc--as near 100 per cent as
any lmlroad Ia the world Excepting
n passenger business there has been
nothing very unusual IN the amount OF
work done or the traffic moved, yet
Wo show am increase In the number of
fatal ana other injuries pretty much
AN over the syatcm
"What is the cause
"Asan explanation, YOU may be told
or ac 90 Yourself This H beruusc ey-
cry injury mo- matter how uItling is
now reported ana becomes a matter of
record n other words O groat many
minor injuries are now counted which
wcrc NOT tormerl, included I'm our re-
ports and these minor injuries mike
up what appears aa an increase
IAN right Then how do you ae-
count ror an Increase IN ono number Of
employees killed" repeat What is
the matt,r2 That is what want you
90 tell me- u YOU have amy vioWs
3lons thut line would IKE mighty
we'll t. have you write me under per-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

Tho musical uraurtm for Friday af-
t.rpoon i upd,r th,. direction q, Hiss
Jennie Trott the head IL the musical
.denortmant ~ tho public schools. A
,ig chorns mas bern drilled in the
slnaine ef Cbristmaq carols and This
win h. one of me most pleasing fca-
,nr,s ~ the celebration
Tho musical proeram win begin at
2 4o ,,olock Thrre ,,ul .bc.a Christ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
TIMELY HINT on OvER-EATTNG

ChTlBtm0s, New Ye0r'9 and 0tnor
feast days cause many disturbed d.
gostions The stomach and bowels
should not be permitted to remain
ciogscd up. for indigestion and cu-
stpation are often followed 10y serious
disease. resulting from undigested
poisonous waste matter Foley Ca
thartic Tablets should be in every
home ready for use No gripping; no
unpleasant after effect. Relieve dis
tress after eating regulate bowels,
sweeten stomach and tone up the
liver Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

Wcsterrelds handmade. broad-leaf
scent cigar: in cans Of 60, $500 the
can Here's a Christmas suggestion
fer him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

A nice line OF align grade pipes at
reasonable III hes Henry Westerfeld,
PIG West Ccntral avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20

Nh. French found the new mesa
road not TO be in as bad condition as
reports coming to him indicated Their
automobile was able to make forty
miles am hour on stretches in this road.
Mr.. Beuvcn stated that the road needs
a neayy rain and dragging 20 put it I'm
fine shape.
The forest service, which has all
ready improved the road i'm the neigh
borhood of La Tijera, plans to do
some repair work this side of the
town, il was understood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-20
Suits cleaned and pressed at Suita-
torim S1O0. Phone 56f.

For an ideal mans Christmas pres
ent. a box OF Westerfelds Affidavit
cigars