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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
Generally in a State Border
ing on Coma He Decares
Due to Lack Of Sleep; Get
Few Tips.
NO WAY TO E5TIMATE
WHAT PORTER MAKES
UniOnizing Pullman Employ
ees Witness Declares Impos-
sible job, Company Firing
All Men Who Join.

Chicago. April s.--Inveseleatlon Of
the wages and the working condition.
OF Pullman company conductora and
porters was continued BY the unlted
states commission on Industrial rela-
tions today. X. W. He'll. secretary OF
the Federation OF Pullman Conductors
and Porters. who resumed the stand.
waa unable TO estimate the average
income In tips OF porters spenkinx
OF expenses Of pertefs aad conductors.
he said;
"Porters and conductors must tlp
the dining car walters. or they will
set the worst OF IL
The salaries OF conductors. ranging
from t70 to ee5. he said. are relieved
OF some strain by free rooms az GER
tain hotels, which hotels they reoom-
mend TO to passengers who inquire on
tile subject.
Bell said he was formerly con-
ddetor, but was dismissed because of
mss activity in trying 70 unsonlze the
employees OF the comppuy.
Commissioners John -. Lennon Of
Illinois. and Austin u. 0arretaon of
Iowa were present today.
Bell. questioned by Chairman
walsh. said that the effort 10 union
re the employees originated among the
men and not with outside aelfatofs.
we worked under cover az long as
we could" he said, but about a.
ians as the men sIgned up they were
dismissed aud the list did not pro-
sress. and two other organizers
were DISCHARGED. The men nrew
tlmid and told us they would not care
TO Join a union until the union vne
strong enough 10 protect them"
Tho witness had a stack of letters
from men who claimed that they had
oeen dismissed for activity In the
union.
Answering Congressman Lennon.
the witness said that on almost ali
roads the employees are given half
rates on dining cars and Ia eating
houses but the quantity Of food de-.
pends on the good nature OK the
stewards ON dinlng cars. sFsakine oil
sleeping quarters. he said that AZ ss.
Louis they had sort ef loft with tin
beds. Al kansas CITY there wan q
room with six beds.
Il did not sleep there. however,"
remarked Bell.
rs conductors income augment
ed BY tips" asked Welsh.
No; they are rare. once In a
while a PASSENGER VIII buy the con-
ductor meal 10 the diner"
Can you give the average amount
that porter earns in tips"
Tint IL iinpossiblo: che only way
TO find out about that ia 10 set por-
ter who has kept a record.
rs the position ef conductor one
10 encourage a man TO hope for ad-
Z vancement2'
Il think not, they are mostly Ia a
state bordering on coma from lack
Of sleep"
Asked as 10 Insurance OF employees,
/ Bell saidi
There are three iasurnnce COM
panles approved by the Pullman com
pany. Their solicitors are permitted
TO 40 among the men and the COM
pany deducis the preiums and dues
from wages"
on this subject yesterday, l.. =.
hnngerford gencral manager OF the
Pullman company. denied that any
Pullman official was financially inter-
ested in any OF these insurnee COM
panies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
AUSTRO- GERMAN FORCES IN FULL RETREAT
IN CARPATH|ANS IS SEM|-OFF|C|AL REPORT
TodayS War Summary

Nm attack which the German
military ciicfs regard ~ the
opening of new phase of tile
western campaign has been lni-
tiatcd by the French IN the scc-
tion Of the front between the
Mcfise and the Moscllc The Of
il,iRl statement frOm IicrIln to-
day says that the French cm-
p.Oycd strong forces with large
amount Of artillery Ia making
assaults az several points yc-ter-
day. The lighting was partiru-
Inriy spirited in the ncighbor-
hood OF Ncrdun aud I'ont.a-
MoussOn. Berlin cNpc o. con-
tlnuation Of thesc attacks.
~ Tar ~ II shown by the Ger
man statement. little was acCom-
plished by tlc-c assaults, al
though it u admitted that In one
scation the French gniued "a
temporary fOotIold. The official
stntcmcnt from pnris gives few
details of tie lighting. heyond tile
claim that In two places ad-
VRnccs were made.
On tile eastern front there has
bS'n further lighting near the
Russian border. The German
war office says that Ilusslan at
tacks were repulsed.
Gcrmany'S new and powerful
suhniarinc~ are - liking cffcrtu-
nIiN nj prffish -iiupiup and IN
days dispatches report the sink
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
DIR. DAVIS IL A
NATIVE OF PIEBIO. COLO.

Pueblo. Colo, April 6.-Dr VIII
u. Davis. American consul az Guadal-
ajnrn, mentioned In today's dispatch
es as having been In danger from
CarrnnzIstas, Is n native of Pueblo.
DR.. Davis, last summer. was ordered
To leave Mexico by the state depart
mcnt because of danger 10 Ameri-
cans. The doctor returned To his
home here at that time. Last fall
when the Mexican situation seemed
somewhat improved DR.. Davis re-
turned to his post, lie Is widely
known In this part Of the state and
has daughter. Mrs W G. CARING
ton, residing In this city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
COLORADO SENATE
VOTES $4,000
TO ADVERTISING

Denver Colo. April G.-The bill
appropriuting S5Ooo0 TO, the state
board Of immigration passed the SEN
ate today on second reading.
The hoHsg finally passed "a bill for
constitutional amendment To the
Initiative ana referendum law requir-
in gthat @ petition have 10 per cent
of the voters M the last election and
opc-h half of one per cent from a ma
iority of the counties
The house finally passed the bill to
consolidate the boards of control
tho ponitcntiary. the rcformntory and
the insane asylum.
The house considered appropria-
ton bills FOR various state institu-
tions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
LONDON NEWSPAPER PRAISES
ATTITUDE on Our GOVERNMENT

London, April 9. t.2S p. m)--rhe
Westminster Gazette, which Is IN very
close touch with the government.
draws particular attention 10 that
passage 90 the American note in re-
ply To the british order Ia council.
which reads:
The United states takes q for
granted that the approach OF Ameri-
can merchantmen 20 neutral ports
situated upon the long line OF coast
affected by the order In council will
not be intcrfcrcd with when Il IS
known that they do not carry goods
which are contruna1d Of war. or
goods destined 60 or proceeding from
ports within the hclliaerent territory
affected"
Commenting upon this statement,
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tContinuei on Page TSo.D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

Julia, Province of Erivan, Trans
Caucasi1, l;uasia, Monday. April -
tvlu Pctrogrud Arril q, ii.l5 a. M.
ana via London i.3u q. mb Amer
several days of investigation In the
Utumiah district uf northwestern
Persia. a correspondent uf the Asso-
ciatcd Press made his way 70 Julfa
over the frontier in Russia to hlc
this dispatch
~ b. the opinion Of well Informed
observers that the situation uf Chris
tians in rrummh probably will be-
come more dangerous ln fortnight
or so. when the rainy season comes
to an end. which viii he about twu
weeks. large movements of kurdo-
Turks are expected aud wandering
tribes of Kurds will pour down into
the valleys to the west of Lake Uru-
minh. according To- the traditional
customs at harvest time. Already
there have been collisions between
Hurds and Christians nt point near
Kutur, which is to the west uf the
river.
II is currently reported that
Turku-Gcrman cmissaries have been
active Ia ruusing the Kurds. II Is de-
cla:ed with authority In Urumiah
that the German embassy at Teheran
has been supplying "a German resi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
INFORMATION AGAINST
DR.. MASON QUASHED

Denver. colo, April "a motion
To auash the Information charging
Or. AZ. J Mason with conspiracy 10
murder In connection with the death
of Miss Ruth Mcrriweather was sus-
tained yesterday by Judge John \.
Perry IN the district court The
court held the Information was not
drawn properly aud that it should
specify the manner of Mifs Mcrrl-
wcnther's death. Dr y. W. Noble
Recently was acquitted of % charge of
nurdor iu connection with the same
case
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
INDEPENDENT LABOR
PARTY IN ENGLAND
DEMANDS PEACE

' Norwich, England. April g,
y t2;3i q. m)-The Independent
, Labor party today by vote of
, 25f TO . adopted a resolution
, strongly cOndemmng the action
= OF certain members OF the party
= who have been working to assist
' recruiting and at the same time
, speaking In public IN justification
= OF the war and of the foreign
, policy of the liberal government.
, The Independent labor party IL
, now holding it's annual meeting
= In Norwich. Yesterday Il was an
= nounced tho party had accepted
= a resolution declaring II was the
= duty Of labor 90 secure peace az
, the earliest possible moment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

March I and threatened our lives. %
Mother Simona said. They bcsieRcd
~ SIX days. but our faithful servants
protected us. We escaped az night
by putting aside our nuns clothing
and wearing the common Rarb of
Mexican women We went 10 Vera
Cruz. stayed IN hiding therc two days
and then boarded the vessel
The party will go 70 spain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
BORDER TROOPS HELD READY
FOR 4 VILLA ATTACK

Brownsville. Texas. April G.--In
expectation OF villa attack on Mat
amoras most OF the United States
troops here were held In post last
night at Fort Brown.
There was occasional firing from
the trenches all night. but no attack
developed. AT both the carranza
headquarters In Matamorns and al
the Villa camp the commanders said
they expected action In a few days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

these days In the Clrpathians
where the strusgle fo access tu
the Hungarian plains stlll is go-
ing on.
Unofficial Austrian news reach
Ing London by Paris. declares
that Austro-German forces In
LupkoW pass are In fun retreat,
but oh other reports from this
section Indicate that the opposing
armies still are locked In a dcad-
~ grapple,
Russia reports nghting within
the boundaries of liunsary north
of CzeruoWitz. The Ausirians are
described as retreating after q
stubborn fight, while on the other
hand the AuEtrians claim to have
prevented the Russians from
crossing the river pnicster aud to
have taken i,i00 prisoners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
ANOTHER DARING
EXPLOIT TO CREDIT
OF ADOLPHE PEGOUD

> Paris. April G, C5:i5 n. mD--
, Another daring exploit has been
, added TO the long list of those
successfully carried out by
eAdolphe Pegoud, the famous
1Frcnoh aviator. who Is reported to
have attacked and brought down
. q German Taube nssr Sainte Men
ehould while he was on patrol
Duty April 2.
, The report OF the incident says
, that when Pcgoud saw the Ger
, man approaching he few rapidly
, toward the hostile aircraft and
, sent u 10 the earth with a few
, shots. Pegoud then landed Oe-
, side tho Taube and took pris-
oner the German pilot and OBJ
D server. neither q whom was in
jured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
BOMP NRDMENT or FORTS on
GlLF on SMYRNA RESI- MED

London, Apiil Il. t5t42 p. m.)-The
Reuter- Telegram company has re civ
ed dispatch from lts correspondent
at Athens saying that British Warships
again bomhardod the forts az the en-
trance to the Gulf OF Smyrna. Mon
day, according To- the report OF the
captain of The Greek steamer Arcadia.
Hydro-acroplanes of The allies drop
ped q numner of bombs. the captain
declares, and the vail of smyrna or
dered Europeans To- leave the town
GERMAN REPORTS NEW
FORM Or IGitNClI ATTACK
Berlin, April g, tNia London, 3;26
S~~-~~-~~~~-~~-~-~-~~- ~---~-~~-~~~~~~~o~
Continued On Page TwO)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
CORRESPONDENT BRINGS OUT
FACTS FROM THE TURBULENT
DISTRICT AROUND DRUMIAF

Associated Press Man Makes Way to Julia from Russian
Frontier to Give First Accurate Statement of Terrible
Conditions Existing in Northwestern Persia Situation of
Christians Likely to Become Even More Perous Within
Next Two Weeks Germans Organizing Kurds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

niNthc England. Aprii q. U2;is
y. nD-fhc trawier Agnntla was
sunk by q German submarine yes
terdny on LONESOME THE Crcw
~ thirteen men were rcssucd by
the swedish steamer Turd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

London, Apri, o, G!iG %. MI
What has been called the Ens err
lull IN the fish ing is marked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

Iondon. ApriI q t5:1I y. ny
-Ehc liayas agency ai Paris has
sent out the following Dispatch:
"Nn oi6riRI compilation of the
losses al the German officers
corps since the beginning oI the
war to March -, taken from
German official lists. gives
grand total at 3l.37O mcn Ia
killed, wounded and missing. OT
these S,923 were killed. The
dead include 10 generals.
The totnl number of German
officers on peace fOoting II
given ~ 32.SOS; ~ the lusscs
ATE considerably In cNccs~ OT half
the cnectiVcnc>s."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
German Submarines Again
Take Their Daily Toll of
English Ships Today; Ital-
ian Steamers Reported
Sunk.
COMMANDMENT OF THE
TURKISH FORTS RESUMED
Easter Lull Along Western
Front Broken by New Form
of Attack by French Forces
on German Trenches.

London. "Wednesday Mar u -
Correspondents Ot thu Ae-Ot lat
cd Pfc-sl An Officers casualty
list Tor the fortnight ended yes
tctdny shows that the british
army since tise bcginning at thc
war has lost i,Sii Officers killed
and 33Ol wounded. while 732
hnNc been rcportcd missing. THIS
II total uT 3,ST5.
During the fortnight In ducs-
ilon 3Ut oiHrcfs were killed ard
IGs wounded, white 20 were re-
ported missing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

Vienna, via London. April q
G:25)-Ihc war niiirc gave out
the following statement todns:
Fighting IN the CarIDathians
II developing, Austrian aud Ger
man trOops took strong Russian
positions yesterday on the heights
tyist nI lah0rtl valley. aud cnp-
mrcd 500 prisoners. In nd-
Joining districts several strong
Russian attacks were rcpul~cd.
with severe LOSSES Ia the enemy.
including 2.3aO prisoners.
ia southeast Galtcia, on the
heights tO the northeast uT Ot-
tynia, Russian night attacks
fnilcd. Southwest uf Nsrit Dis
kupic the Russians attempted on
sunday to cross to the left bank
nf thc Dnci-tcr river with the ic-
~I'lt that two baitnliOn~ of Itis-
sian infantry were annihilatcd."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06

I.ondnn. April q, Ut:is q. M
The British steamer Nurthlands,
with u cargo 0f iron otc, was
sunk by u Gcrmnn submarine In
the English channel on ieachy
Head, Monday morning. Her
crew of twenty -four men were
picked up by the Belgian steamer
Topnii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-06
GERMAN REPORTS NEW
InllM OE IIiINIu /

Continued on Page Two)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN In ISSUING
OF BUILDING PERMITS In CITY

During the past week. some I'm
prove-nent vas shown in the number
OF permits issued by City Building In
sPec;or FShey. He granted eight. and
while this is small. Il IL Indicative OF
the future betterment In all building
lines in the city Cor the COMING spring
snc summer The season sugers well
FOR considerable more work than has
been the rule during the past several
weeks. and contractors and employees
alike. are becoming more encouraged
and optimistic.
Business conditions will change with
the opening OF the spring season. and
with Il considerable building Is antici-
pated. Many new homes are being
planned. and In addition TO these. sew
eral business houses Will make chan
yes and build additions to their places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
$40 CHANGE 70 ANTICIPATED
WITH the OPENING OF
SPRING.
Cestrseeors and Employees Are conh
cent ara optinlstie-see Better
Tines Coming.

with the exception Of q compare
tivsly fsw buildings IN course OF con-
ssruetion ~ the present time. work
ingmen and contractors are suffering
q great slump. Bad weather has been
responsible 20 q great extent for the
cloeing Of busfne.s almost entirely In
the building line. but the depressed
business conditions have also had
much TO do with the work
The future. however. looks much
brighter. and with the opening OF pct.
ter times the citisens OF Wheeling and
vicinity win begin to look about for
nsw bones The many beautiful
building tracts which have been re-
esntiy opsned IN this vicinity offer
an inducement 20 the workingman as
wen as the business man and capi.
taifst TO own his own home. and all
win turn their attention soon 20 the
building OF homes.
In addition 60 the building of homes
which IN sure TO come with the open.
Ing OF better times which are not far
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

and the restaurant will BE- notable
ior rs clean and sanitary furniture
7 he room viii be almost twice a.
iarEe a. that nov used b. Mr Brca-
hsus and he viii be abundantly well
n,ed for catering 10 large parties az
veil as individuals
The restaurant win be ready for
business within a few weeks Al ths
outside and AZ the beginning no pains
viii be spared 10 provide saiisfac-
tory service such - has always snark-
ed the Brunhsus cuisine in the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

les Market street. opposite the south
entrance OF the Market auditorium.
are making good headvsy Ths en-
TIE 'front.' OF the building has been
torn out. and a new one will b. pIaceo
which viii make a decided improve
ment 10 that section OF the business
district When completed the nrst
noor viii BE- occupied by the Brun-
haus restaurant. now located on EleV-
onth street. between Main and Market
streets The entire interior OF the
building viii also be remOdeled-
Inside. the walls viii be done in
pure white and handicapped tables
will be installed Entirely new TX
lures for the serving OF meals. from
the simplest character to the most
elaborate dinner. will be put in place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Russia Is sending large orders TO
Japan for chemicals and drugs which
the empire formerly got from Ger
many. England and the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

The permits granted during the past
week follows
Henry Thiel. six room addition TO
his home on McCulloch street
81. stephens church. alterations 20
the building az the corner OF Thirty
sixth and Eoff streets
Fred Busner 20 make alterations 20
his house Al No. 7t0 Market street.
John Zarnits. alterations 10 his place
OF business az the corner OF Twenty
second and Water streets.
Louisa Floner. to build an addition
TO the residence corner OF Sixteenth
and Jacob streets
Robert Driscol. 60 make repairs TO
his home az No. io6S McColoch street.
George 4. Wright. TO build a re-
tanning wall AZ No. Ill Fourteenth
street
William Braden. 20 builda stable at
No $3.50 ChApline street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
BUILDING PROSPECTS BEGINNING
TO LOOK MUCH BRIGHTER LOCALLY

distant. there will b. much other work
including the making Of Improvements
ard alterations TO present homes and
business houses. These things arr.
absolutely necessary and the actual
work has been held up because OF the
hard times.
Just 30 soon as the spring weather
opens. just % soon will business be
come brighter. Then working condi-
tions viii be better and the contrac-
tors win put on men TO do work. be-
cause they win have Il 10 do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
.GAREE BUILDING
WORK is RUSHED
CONTRACTORS ARE PUSHING
TIE IMPROVEMENTS TO Bus
MESS HOUSES.
soth Exterior ard Interior VIII b.
Entirety Remodeleo-Restaur
art on First Floor.

The contractors IN charge OF the
rection OF the Garee building at No.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Officials OF the Panama Pacific In
ternationsl Exposition have been no.
tined that two famous ships OF the
United States .iavy-the Oregon ans
the olympia-will remain At the ex-
position during the nine and a half
months that II IL open. A far az
possible they will be manned by the
crews Of 1898. In addition TO these
the government viii keep at the ex-
position a ship OF every type IN the
navy. among them being the hospital
ship Solace. the most perfectly equip
ped OF its kind IN the world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
The Home Beautiful, No. I3

Nhe the of the
andt arch
e house proper conforms nicely
pleasing
e to 5ftand
% drain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Russia Il the only country IN the
world besides the United States that
has more than one city o. one million
population. There are only ten such
cities in the world
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-26
$500 FOR MORAN'S MARINE.
TWO Day snic Of Nodcrn Art
Brings si2.37O.5O.

In the second sale OF the American
and other modern paintings, NV in
progress i'm tn" American Art AssoSia-
ton. a picture by Edward Moran topped
the list of prices THIS was 30. lsO,
cliffs In a storm and sold TO G Z
Miller for $3.50. II depicts tompeStuous
seas breaking upon = mighty wall Of
brown Gins with bits OF wreckage tioat-
ing i'm the water and seagulls soaring
above.
IT, Schulteis sac 5000 Tor 40. l12. a
scene IN the SWISS APPS. by oswald
A~chenhach, and pr. Oppeuheim paid
$40 for 40. 1873. "Ldudsctpc and
cattle by David col and II Savry.
W u Seward bought 80 800
"Slurmisher, 20 by = Grolleron, for s2fo,
ana e. Leonard gave 600 for so 10.
the "StIrrup cup" by l.. \ eros.
George Graef paid t2li for 30 Ii2.
Albert Belstldt's "SW.fl Flowing
E!v'r, and $3.50 for 40. l4l, "Noa.
Boston Corners by j. n Bristol
W NJ Walker bought SO 40, a land
scopc by II. G. Delpy for $50. and Mr.
Arkol, paid $40 for No. 1917, the
Marshes" by n Bolton Jones. Mr.
Williams gave $40 for No 1876. George
Morlaud's "F,mily at Rest" and G.
Lewis bought 80. ~, Bruce Cranes
Golden sky" for SlS5
The total for the session was tG.N7O,
making the grand total Sl2,370.5O. The
sale continues this even ne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-26
ACTORS BALL PATRONESSES.
Prominent Names on List for Func-
tiOn at Aston.

Among the p~a'rouesses for the ball Of
the Allied Arts 10 be given for the bene-
fit OF the Actors Fund OF America at
the Hotel Aston. Thursday evening. April
5. are:
Mrs. Charles s. Whitman. Mrs. John
purroy Mitchell. Mrs. James Speyer,
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. .. ii. L.
belmont. Mrs. Nicholas Biddle. Mrs.
Peer Duryea. Mrs, T.. II Gary. Mrs
George j Could. Mrs. Charles 4. Van
Rensselaer,. Mrs. Dudley isld Malone.
Miss Elisabeth Marbury. Mrs. Richard
>ldrich. Mrs. T l.. C%hadhourne. Mrs
II. +. Cheney. Jr. Mrs. Herbert Crolv.
de- Eovcn, Mrs. Peter Durvca. Mss Ter
a'l,ne Fsrrar. Mrs. Langdon Ceer. Mr..
Edward r. Hewitt Mrs. Joseph II Hunt,
Mrs. J. Stuart Blackton. Mrs Otto H..
Kahn. Mrs. Thomas W. Lamont, Mrs.
Charles A Plat. Mrs. Henry Sanderson.
Mrs. Albert Sterner. Mrs. Charles Knob
LAUGH and Mrs. J. Darlington Yates.
Others include: Miss Lillian Russell,
Mrs. Edwin Arden, Mss Ethel Barry
more, Mrs. Wendell Baker. Miss Janet
Eeecher. Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Vernon
Miss Dorothy Donrelly. Mrs. John
Drew. Miss Louise Dresser, Miss Grace
Elliston, Miss Alma Gluck, Mrs. James
X. Hackett, Mrs. Walter Hale, Miss
Chrystal Herne. Miss May Irwin, Miss
Margaret Ellington. Miss Florence Nash.
Miss Mary Nash. Mrs. Edgar Selwyn,
Miss Mary Shaw, Mss Ruth Shepley,
Mrs. Otis Skinner, Mrs. Thomas WhIffen.
Miss Hattie Williams and Miss Olive
Wyndham.