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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-12-25
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.

COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
|, Chas. Culverwell, the duly elect
ed, qualified and acting County Treas
urer and Ex-Officio Tax Receiver, in
and for said Lincoln County, State
Of Nevada, do hereby certify that the
is a full true and correct
Delinquent List" of all property de-
linquent on First Installment for the
year 1915.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and seal this
18th. day of December A. d. 1915,
CHAS. CULVERWEEL.
County Treasurer & Ex-Officio Tax
Receiver, Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada.
First Pub 1918 Last Pub. 1-15.
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CALIENTE TOWN

Asses sed to Jack Goodwin.
F. S. 2 Lots & Impts.. Denton
Heights, Lots 81 & 80, Block A
Tax $1.36, Pealty Is cents, Adver-
Using $500. Total $349.
Assessed to Fay Gordon. tyS
F.S. 2 Lots & Impts. in NV IA
of Sc IA of Section 8, Twp. 4 S.
Range 81 E. Tax $3.50, Penalty SIS
cents, Advertising $ 200 Total $S.OS.
PRINCE SCHOOL
Assessed to John A. Kirby & John
T. Hodson.
F.S.4. Patented Claims, Ely Dist
riot, Ben Franklin, Peter Cooper,
(366D, Wade Hampton, Red Rock No
2, (366D. Tax $4,000, Penalty $500,
Advertising $500, Total $4,000.
Assessed to Salt Lake Realty Co.
F.S. Patented Claims, Ely Dis
trict. Abe Lincoln, Ester Ann. EN-
ma. Horace Greedy. Legal Tender.
Tribune. (3557). Tax $4,000, Penalty
$500, Advertising $500, Totals6S. 90.
PIOCHE SCHOOL
Assessed to California Phoebe Mng.
Co. sss...e.. M
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DELAMAR ROAD

Assessor to Bob Corkish
PC. Lot & Impts. on Knob Hill,
P. c. 2 Lots & Impts., Main Street
& Vietti Ave. Tax s1S2, Penalty IS
cents, Advertising $500 Total $500.
Assessde to J. B. Hames.
+ PC. N. Portion of jubilee Block,
Tax SIS, Penalty Z cents, Advertis.
ing $500, Total S2.S5.
A
Assessed to Mrs. Anna Thorne.
PC. Lot and Impts. on Phoebe Ave
Tax $.33, Penalty 8 cents, Adver
Using $500, Total 1895.
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PATENTED MINES

Assessed to George Ames.
F.S. SO "a Patented Claims, Fer
guson Dist. Rose, Rich, Adam. John
Brown, Valley, (2052) Extension No.
2, Extension No. 3, GOOD, Gertrude,
Asphodle (203S), Princess (41), Gold
Brick (203S), Ronnow (2029). Fier-
rosa, Fierosa No. 5 QS0O), Hindry.
Candilaro QS00), Hike (2052. Oasis
(201O, Lookout Q71S). Gold
Note (2029), Eleanor. Ontario
(2G20. Mono qS2D, Tony qS1s
Fetterman QS4S), Salvador, Doctor
June. Spider t2O1S), Jefferson, Sal
ly Ann ,G730), Golden Fleece, Carl
oou, Lease Q746J, Cone, Sunrise
t2l03, "a Int. in Millionaire (39)
Tax $23SSS, Penalty $23.SS, Adver
Using $500, Total $264.76.,
Assessed to Providence Mines &
Commercial Company. tS
F.S. | Patented Claim, Highland
District, Hottentot (3SS7). Patente,
Claim Bristol District, JM.F. Tai
$1,000, Penalty $1,3O, Advertising
$500, Total $3.50.
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PC. Impts at Mine. 40 H. Pa
Hoist & Comp, Engine Room. B.
S. Shop, Gallows Frame, Cage &
Tools, Tax 5000, Penalty $500. Adj
vertising $500, Total $500.
Assessed to Providence Mines G
Commercial Company.
F.S 100 a. Land, Pat No. 6112s
NV IA of Sec Z. Twp. N Ranges
IS E.
f. s.. 40 A. Land Pat No GLIB. NE.
IA of S. w. IA of Section IL, Twp.
N. Range 81 Z.
p. c. Imp ON Boss & Yuba East
Cons. Groupe, Tax $1,000, Penalty
$500, Advertising $500, Total $1,000.
Assessed to A. A. III. Waterman.
PC. so A. Land Appl. No. 49,
SS2. S. W. IA of N. w. IA of Sec
ton 10, Twp. 1 ~ Range 81 E. S. E
Ia of n. E. Ia of Section 16. Twp.
l N. Range 81 E., Tax $500. Penalty
20 cents. Advertising $500. Total
1920.
Assessed to Elizabeth A. Waterman.
p. C. 100 A. Land. Appl No.
1854, N 1-2 of N. w. Ia of Section
10, and N. 1-2 of NE. IA of Sec
ton 16, all in Twp N Range 81 E.
Using $500, Total $40.
PATENTED MINES
Assessed to Price-Lloyd- G
Osborne.
F.S. l Patented Claim, Ely Dis.
trict, Price Lode (367S). Tax $1,000,
Penalty $l.O0. Advertising $500.
Total $500.
Assessed to Providence Mines G
Commercial Co.
F. s.. 16 Patented Claims Ely Dis
triet. Boss (271S), Yuba East, Mary
Ann, (3542), Fannie, North Pole
Boaton, Massachusetts, East Peavine,
Simpson (3542) Lookout (3SS4), Me-
zeppi Fraction (3SSS), Baby Mine
(3SS9), Tax $4,000, Penalty $1,000
Advertising $500, Total s17SOO.
10
PIOCHE TOWN
Assessed to F. b. Arbogast
F.S. lots & Impts in Phoebe, Lots
& 8. Block "a, Tax $735. Penalty
NJ u cents, Advertising $500, Total
ID ID s1o.oS. j
s Assessed to Estate of David Bor-
lty land.
tai F.S. Lot & Impts NJ Side Of
NIB. Summit in Block 81. Tax $74s
Penalty Z cents. Advertising $500,
Total $2.S1. ,
u.s. Assessed to Pat Friel.
90 F,S. lot in Phoebe. Lot In Block
W. q, Tax s.25, Penalty cents, Adver-
Using $500, Total 1927.
Assessed to John Moon. =
80, F.S. lot & Impts in Phoebe. Lot
81, is in Block 81, Tax 1919, Penalty
Oh, 81 cents, Advertising 5000, Total
90, $3.50
Assessed to Thos McCormac.
FS. Lots & Impts. in Phoebe,
1913. Lots $3.50 & So in Block "a. Tax
"a 1888, Penalty sl15. Poll Tax $500,
04. Advertising $500 Total $1473.
90 Assessed to Salt Lake Security G
Trust Co.
F.S. Lots in Phoebe, Lots &c.
37-3S-39-4S-49 & 55 in Block 35 Tax
$2.S2, Penalty % cents, Advertising
$500, Total $50.
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DEER LODGE ROAD

Assessed to Liza J. Kirk.
PC. Lot and Impts. r. of p. o.
Building at Fay. Tax $65, Penalty
cents, Advertising $500, Total SO. 90
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-26

The new styles are here
really artistic neckpieces that
will greatly augment the at
Effectiveness of any suit, dress,
or costume. 25c, 35c, soc, Use,
Csc and up.
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CAuCUSES TO Be HELD
THURSDAY NIGHT

Caucuses of members of the Re-
form party will be held in the various
wards Of the city at 7:30 O'Clock to-
morrow evening Thursday for the
purpose of nominating two persons
from each ward as candidates fos
aldermen, one Of them for a term Of
two years and one for term Of four
years. to be voted upon at the bl-
annual city election on April 9Th.
also to select twenty delegates from
each ward to the city convention, to
be held in the district court room OF
Friday evening, March 18th, at 1870
o'clock, for the purpose OF nominal
ing candidates for the office OF mayor,
city clerk and city treasurer, and,
also, to elect one committeeman. and
one committeewomAn from each ward.
The caucuses will be held at the FOL
lowing places: First ward. city hall;
Second. ward. Washington schoo
building; Third ward. skating rink;
Fourth ward, High school building
Every member Of the Reform party
is urged to attend the caucuses Thurs
day night.
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REV. DlRLlN6 HERE
FOR LENTEN SEASON

Rev. Joseph H. Darling Of La Junta.
who is temporarily assisting Arco-
deacon 5choneld Of Denver In diocc-
an work. will have charge Of the Len
ten services at Christ Episcopal
church, He win conduct his tirst
special services there at O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon. to which ON
invitation Is extended to the public
These Lenten services. which will
continue until Easter, Sunday, April
4) wilt be held Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons at O'Clock.
and Friday evenings at 1880 o'clock.
Rev. Darling's wife is at present VIZ
iting her daughter. who is teaching
at Wagon Wheel Gap. He has one
son in high school at La Junta and
another at shattuck school in MINI :
sofa
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FORMER RESIDENT or
FREMONT COUNTY DIED
At DELTA, THIS STATE

Mrs. Gertrude Stockder OF $50 Riv-
from Delta. Colorado, announcing
the death there on February "a, of
Richard Christie, for many years a
resident OF Fremont county. The de-
ceased will be remembered by scores
of Canon City people as having lived
for long period in the vicinity of
Chandler, where he owned a large
ranch. Mr.. Christie was man of the
most kindly, generous impulses and
his courtesy and hospitality were ap-
parent to all with whom be was
brought in contact. Owning much
of the land about Chandler canon I.e
threw it open to picnic parties and
others who desired to camp there 70
enjoy the scenery. Frequently when
visitors would leave their horses un-
fed and uncared for he would give
them food and drink, as he could no.
bear to see such animals neglected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie, who resided
sold their ranch to Mr.. Gwillim in
1908 and removed to Florence where
they remained little less than IL
year before going to Delta to make
their home. Mr.. Christie was sew
enty one years of age and his death
was due to a complication of stomach
and liver troubles. The funeral took
place at Delta on Thursday, February
25th.
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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED

i Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants
issued by the several districts Of Fre-
mont County. Colorado. drawn upon
the several fumes will be paid upon
presentation to the County Treasurer
at his office In Canon city. Colo. any
time during business hours between
the date Of this notice and the 2nd
day of April, a. ID. 1915, and
further notice ID hereby given that
School Warrants called by this notice.
not so presented shah cease to draw
interest on and after April the End. A..
n 1Q1h
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THE VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENTS ELECTION

The annual election Of officers Of
the Canon City Volunteer Fire De
pertinent was held at fire headquart-
ers ON North Fourth street last
Thursday evening and resulted as fol-
lows: R. J. Knight. chief: Bud Hol-
hand. electrician and assistant chief:
=. c. Jensen. president; v. P. Cutler
secretary. and o. J. Rundahl. treas-
urer.
The volunteer department consists
of about thirty members and is the
Oldest organization Of the kind In the
city, its history dating back for gen
GRAFTON or more.
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REV. THOMAS CASADY
READS PAPER BEFORE
UNIVERSITY CLUB

Rev. Thomas Casady, pastor Of tho
Church Of the Ascension, Episcopal,
At Pueblo read decidedly interest
Ing paper before the Uniersity Club
at the Y NJ. C. A. Monday evening.
THE Place Of Authority In Relizs-
ious Belief" was the subject and was
handled in q mastery manner by .he
speaker OF the evening. Rev. Casady
indicated depth OF study and an in
telligent grasp of the weighty ques-
ton. His paper was clear and Ioyi-
cal and each argument was consirt-
emily carried out to a definite con-
clusion.
Much spirited yet friendly discus-
sion followed the reading OF the
paper and many points Of view wsrc
expressed. Rev. casady has the
honor Of being the frst man to bring
out the true idea os the club. that Of
an open forum whore various opinions
might be aired With freedom and
where al discussions would be fsauh
and without malice.
Rev. Casady y young man Il
pIeasins Appearance. possessing M
usual forensic ability. and is desp
student Of philosophy and theology.
His paper was splend3diy received
and was greatly appreciated by the
members Of the club. It evoked more
discussion than Ihny other subject
brought before the club this yeAr.
It was decided At the business
meeting just before adjournment that
an extra meeting would be held this
year. The club year would ordinarily
close with the next meeting n April
but 20 much enthusiasm has been
aroused and 20 succssefsai bas been
ths club that y was plaAneA that .
,nDotla1 shouAa ~ ~ - llav.
= mn 1f1ff - - r0r.IL il &
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sJMMoNs.
STATE OF COLORADO. !
County OF F'renlcE.., "
In the County Court.
/. N. Gage, Plaintiff.


E. simon, r.. F. Robertson, Sarah A.
Thompson = Minnie c. Dickens, A.
NJ. Mcclure, Mrs Laura b. Dow rs,
Mrs. Helen E Hadden, Rev. H B.
Turner. Tho FIRST baptist Church
OF Canon City. religious corpora
tion. Laura b. Carpenter. Guy Helnl>i
Clyde Helm. Ruby Helm. Walter
Helm. Rosa Arthur Clara Heaton.
Frank Brewster. Myrtle Brewster
Emily Brewster, Helen r. Mcclure
Theadore McClure, Roby Mcclure.
Gladis McCtu: e. The Young Meas
Christian Association OF Canon City.
Colo. corporation. Defendants.
The People OF the State OF Colorado
to the Defendants above named.
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you bv
the above named plaintiff In ths
County Court Of Fremont County.
State Of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty dnys
after the service hereof, II you are
served within this County: IL se2vei
out OF this County, OF by publication.
within thirty days after service hereof.
exclusive OF the day OF service. or
Judgment by default will be taken
against you according TO the prayer
of the complaint,
n a copy OF the complaint be nos
served upon you herewith, or IL scrv-
ice hereof be made out Of the STATE
OF Colorado. ten days additional time
10 that above specified nhall be Al
lowed for your appearance and nnswer
in said action.
This IL an ActioG Wherein the reltaf
sought IL Judgment and decree Or
this Court Adjudging there II due and
owing to the plaintiff the sum Of
Four Hundred Forty1Two and 61.iUo
t34f2.5i) Dollars. With interest on
$4,000 from December zolh, 1919
interest on t2l- 03 from December eth.
1913: interest on e2i.4s from March
slst, 1914. = reasonable attoru0ys
fee for the prosecution OF thia ou5t
besides costs Of the action--aIl on &C.
count Of . mortgage indebtedness -
cured By . certain mortgage made.
executed and delivered to the plAintlH
BY one William II. Mcclure. II his
lifetime. and recorded in The of8c<
nf the County Clerk and Recorder ot
Fremont County. State os Colombo.
In Book lee. at Page lt1: adju1glDg
lNAo Am04ut Win Mt4aU-A ubbuIJt
Ioe and costs . lion upoo he lo11 ABd
premises ounvoyo1 By nAid moftgAge:
log . feFOeIosuro of Haid mortgage ~
against al the dcfendsnts; for = sA3e
oe said lAAd and premises. accordinH
10 law. FOR the purpose of satiefyinx
naid Indebtedness with interest. At
Tee and costs - aforeoAia.
and for snch other and further reiisf
~ plaintiff may be entitled TO n the
~ II more fully eet
sorth ana doEhanded In tho complalns
herein aled In this Court.
Witness. James L. Cooper. judge
and Acting Clerk Of HAid Court ana
the seal thereof hereuntC affixed. ~
The City Of Canon City. In the eAtd
this eth day Of January, 1918.
(seai) JAMES L. COOPER.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
BY PHBBE NJ. PAXTON.
Deputy Clerk.
First. Pub. Mar. H. 1915.
Last Pub. April Q. 1915.
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SOCIETY NOTES
Monday Reading Club.

The Monday Reading Club held
its regular meeting with Mrs. Coul-
ter. president of the club.
The report of the secretary-treasur-
er was read, approved and accepted.
A letter was read from Mrs. Bacos.
telling of her pleasure in accounts
given of the Monday Reading club
and of her appreciation of letters re-
ceived at the time of her mothers
death from the club.
1t was Volunteer Day" and every
member was expected to do something
for the entertainment of the others.
Mrs. Harrison gave a toast in rhyme
and Victor Hugo's Faith" type
written many years ago. by Mrs,
Thomas Macon.
Mrs. McLain and Mrs. Hiatt rem
dered a piano solo and responded to
an encore.
Mrs. Sinden distributed paper and
pencils and conducted a test in spell
ing, by reading an article which the
members wrote and then exchanged
to be looked over and corrected. Mrs
Baker proved to be the champion.
Mrs. Curran gave an allegorical
story of two women who died-one
had been petted child at home and
later when married. still pet. Hes
place in Heaven was in the kinder
garten, the other who had been ~
hard working woman, mother with
time to do for others was taken 20
the third heaven.
Mrs. Whipple. who claimed to have
no talents. passed around sack con-
tanning stick candy and gum. Upon
being encored, she hurriedly passed
the sack again.
Mrs. Bethel read Poor Old Dad.
Mrs. Bailey gave the first piece
spoken at school.
Mrs. Weston sung. Better Bids
A Vice., accompanied by Mrs. Hiatt.
Mrs. Shoemaker read an original
article giving as her subject "Gos-
sip" in which each member was
POLITICALLY mentioned.
Mrs. Graves told story Of q lost
child and the way IN which her name
seas ascertained.
Mrs Coulter read a short article Of
which she was reminded
Mrs. Baker, when called. went 70
the kitchen and brought in beauti-
fully frosted cake which she held no
as her contribution.
Mrs. Webster. after an elaborate
explanation brought forward her two
hands which were 30 arrAnged that
they resembled. in miniature. vhst
they were supposed to be. The Dumb
Babies" They were put through
numberiess evolutions to the plano
accompanied by Mrs. Coulter on the
piano.
Mrs. Sadie Smith said her contri-
button was an sfter-dinner toast
A most delicious three-course iunch-
con was served. Mrs. Smith then
gave her toast. Sweets to the Sweet"
and passed divinity fudge and marsh-
mallow candies. The meeting next
week will be held with Mrs. Harrison.
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REv. CARMEN DEAD IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.

Rev. j. c. Carmen. former resi-
eat Of Denver and for . number Of
years superintendent Of the Colorado
Ntnto sunday School AsoSciation.
az Il Spartansburg, South Carolina,
- Nondny q this week. Rev. Car
- vi1gtcl C6ncn City many times
a 1ifsn Nh ~ sunday school
~ ~ ~ ! T. !. hso.a Asss'
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Witness my hand and OFFICIAL seal
this 10th day Of March, A. D. 1915S1s
tSeaD BLAKE ROGERS,
County Treasurer.
By NJ r. WOOD.
First Pub. March II. 1915. 4
Last Pub, April l. 1915.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
In tho Matfar a. the Egfnto og

=
Charles o. Hurd. Deceased
Notice IL Hereby Given. That on
Saturday. the 10th day Of April. \
d. 1915, at 10 O'clock A. ~ hoiAs
one Of the regular days Of the AArc1
Term OF the County Court cf Fremont
County, In the State Of Colorado. !.
Maria u. Hurd. Executor Of said es-
tate, viii appear before the yuoxe
OF said Court. present my nnni SCI
tiement as such Executor. pray the
approval Of the same. and will then
apply TO be discharged ~ such Execu-
tor. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear ana
present objections TO the same II any
there be.
Dated At Canon City. Fremont
County. Colorado. March sth. 1919
MARIA 3. HUkD.
Executor Of the estate Of Charles .:
Hurd, deceased.
Firpt Publication March II.
Last Publication April 8. letS.
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MorIcG OF FINAL eGTTLGMlI'y


In the Matter Of the Estate o. Jo9e
miah wiliiAm Mitchell. DeceAsee-
Notice u Hereby 0iven. That On
Saturday, the tenth 1ay ok April. -
b. 1915, being one q tho rogulnr
days oe the March Term q ~
Ccunty Court ck Frsnent County. =
Tie STATE o. Colorado. !. hahA1A
Mischeil, Administrptriz With VIII
annsxed q said estate. WiIl appeAr
be1ore the Judeo o. sai1 Court. pfee-
ent my nnal settlement - such 40.
mInIatrAtrix,. prsy the approval %
the saine. ana viii then apply % oe
.dIscharxsd ~ such AdminiotsAtSiH-
Al which time and place any pefSon
IN interest may appear end psssea >
objections 10 the same II any ue'e
DATED At Canon CITY. Colorado.
Marcll 1n1. 1913
MAFIAI4A r. nlITuHii1sb4.
A1niNiotFolIlH
r,rra puh,leatiea Moae1 II. 1e'
Elst Putlleosiea. An 1s,a.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-01
U. OF p. FREE SPEECH CLUB

Plans for the organization of a free
speech club by students of the University
of Pennsylvania will be considered at a
mass-meeting of undergraduates which
has been called for Friday afternoon in
Houston Hall. The meeting is the result
Of the refusal of Provost Edgar f. Smith
to permit Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation of Labor, to adj
dress the University Extension Club dur
ing the convention of the federation here
last November. Mr.. Gompers has been
invited to address the students on Friday
afternoon at knights Of Columbus Hall,
3Sth and Market streets.
University trustees and professors are
non-committal in regards to the proposed
free speech club. Its formation is being
engineered by members of the Civic Club
of the University which is composed Of
a number of students of the Wharton
School of Finance and Commerce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-01

Before the most representative and dis
tinguished audience which ever viewed
a photoplay In this city. 1.-THE Eternal
City was shown last night at the Chest
nut Street Opera House, for the first
time anywhere on any stage. 1t was a
private view, by invitation only.
DAME Frohman. presiding genius of
the Famous Players. spoke briefly of the
new film, calling attention to the great
strides the art of the ~photoplay had made
In recent ~years-days. would be more
accurate. He recalled the days when he
a produced current speaking plays in
the opera house here and declared that
he was not ashamed to have his name
associated with such a film as THE
Eternal City"
A full review of the play. together with
character sketches by Louis Hanlon, of
the EVENING LEDGER staff, will appear
in this column tomorrow. This will be
the first time, so far as is known, h a
a photoplay has been subjected to the
deft touches of the artists pencils.
In the Photoplay World
In order that they might see at first
hand the making of motion pictures and,
incidentally, discuss with the men and
women who write. make and act them,
the educational trend of the photoplay Of
today. a party of prominent Philadelphia
educators visited the Lubin plant recently
and spent IN interesting day, during
which they saw a half-dozen different
comedies and dramas being made in the
studio, inspected all the mechanical de-
partments, and in the private projecting
room watched some of the big Lubin plays
that have not been released as yet.
In tha MARTY uVara rantniD Inbn n Pan
per, William n. Tilden, William Shoe
maker. a member of the Board of View
ers; j. Horace Cook, superintendent of
school buildings; George Wheeler and
Oliver p. Cornman, assistant superin-
tendent of schools; John C.. Frazer,
director of vocational education; Louis
Nusbaum, Charles E, Brelsford, Milton C.
Cooper, Samuel L.. Chew. district superin-
tendents of schools; Henry ]. Gideon,
chief of the bureau of compulsory educa-
ton; George d. Gideon, William l., Sayre,
late principal of manual training schools;
DIR. F.. S, Saylor, eye specialist; George u.
Long and William X. Gorham,
81 interested were the educators In
watching the inner workings Of the big
Lubin plant and discussing photOplays
with the various Lublnites they met that
they unanimously accepted Mr.. Lubin's
invitation TO visit his ranch at Betzwood,
Pa, and inspect the studios and mechan-
teal departments there and see the maxi
ing of some big, spectacular out-of-door
scenes.
Hearts in Exile" Staged
James Young is engaged in putting the
finishing touches to the photoplay called
Hearts in Exile in which Clara kim
ball Young will be seen. on the World
Film Corporation schedule, April 6. The
locale Of the picture is Russia, and a re-
cent snowfall made It easy to take a
majority OF the scenes in and near Fort
Lee, but there are many scenes yet to be
taken, and on that account IL has been
arranged that the company, under Mr..