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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-09
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Henry hauis baggage. Phone g3g
Hrohat" Judge John Baron Hurp Cd
this UitS Mo recent, returned from
l.u- angeles o. understood o., have
traded iui a tW,utt-uu. acre utiuI,
farm as pant payment uu invent -sN
lots 900 no" Prrrt addition n n4.
been tu"uu tur -"u' uu' tn1i Nr
Bars h.. been dt.k"tlug with % l'
angeles investor but the statement
was uadc that ruull,ity would ..
fatal Goo %, deal SOW ,.m,s WORT
tnot 40" transaction has been %
pl't'd
\ stated c-ur,o.,tlou Eto GRAND
chapter So. g. a. \ NJ. VIII hc heidi
- the M,-uui, Tempt, 1nish lt %"
TIN Women Cafhn'., order OF fu'-
cst,ts wIl meet iu tho odd Fellow
hail hts evening at 3d.. installation
~ officers vilI b, tp, ,h.ct bu~inr-s
George Is klo,k De- 60 bo uuc OF tu
speaker. who will discuss the waite
| question az the S.roud ulri school
mco,uI winch van Dbl, held go y
"',l",h tonight
Albert Erouip o. Las Vegas aud
NIss DtruIu, >m.th ui licl,u Vet.
united Boz mar iigD D., the l;CN HUSH
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make th,.t huiu. BOO Hoipu
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llHsarliHSii9er Sili5Dtr.in.
,siir Die ariessnDtbleiocnben iteben
HabeSu taitieub Dollar sur Ser
fiignng.

9Is RefuItat bes srpBen Mpbltbds
tigteitsfeites, peI6es Der llnedrldue
oii6e Silfsbereiu am 9lrbeitertag allI
prics oiQ oeranitaItete. ite5en benz
ipadsren 9ers:n nabe3u tuuienb Dol
lars CUR 9erIiiguns, IN, gum 8eifen
Der &riegsnot9leibenben nerpenbet 81
iperben. Der prddtige grfulg bes
6eItss ergab Iit aus Dem 9eribt, ben
bus Arrangements apGinittee oem
gerein in Teiner am Spnntag ftattgss
babten @erfGmmlrtrg unterbreisste
@s puree oann beIdlpiIer, 5000 Der
bieIigen SeutilDen uno Seiterrei6iIds
llnsdriI9en SilfsseieGIt)aft gu iibers
neiien uno $51 benz 81. anp &. aons
Iul in gIeoellnb su iiberienoen, oas
nit er lie fir ben 9lntaui ppn &Ieibern
fir Die oiterr. urlg. &riessgefangeNed
in Si6irien psripenbe.
prGiioeitt Spbn gaumann, tpelfer
in Der 8erIammlung ben @ortb
fii6rte, na6m Gelegenbeii, bem apms
mittee fir feline Waiibelpaltuns in
berslideR Dorten ben 9ant bes gers
ems oussuiprs6en. Den 1eitreonern,
Ridter 2tlfreb st. gtippsrt uno paitor
9r. +. g. Oprn, bic bur6 ibre prGas
tisen Bprte ebenfaQs pieI gum grs
fpls oes sssitss beigetragen ba6er.
pirb Der DAM ihriftIih abgeitattet
tperben.
Bonn OeutI6 llng. 9efpsrbe-llns
terItiibungsoersin mar cine Spenoe
bon orei Dplllrs eirtgeIduier, bic mi.
9ant angenpmmeu puroe.
Gs puroe tei9loHen. i'm 2aufe bes
Wnters abermnls eine sSsitli6teit gum
geIteu ees Silfsfoitbs au pernHitdl>
ten unb ein 9(asi9ub pllrbe init ben
eliten gorbereiiungen bstraut-
6err Rid &ii9 batte in Der @ers
ianlmtuna bas prptotDG 2sfiiArt.
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Die Gaarterip
Sic itiftet bnnSert 8iutsransise fiji
bic ariessseianseueu in sibi.
rien,

Die Nuarteripenbs bat ssitTn 500
Dollar beipillist. bamit iiir bas 9sls
Diniertleiber fiir bic unaliidli9eu
ariegssefanssnen in Sibirien Be-
fdafft iperben t0nnen. Oa cine Iols
DE @arnitur S. toitet, tDnnen burt
bic 9abe Der Odmen 100 Qn3iige ee.
tauft tuerbeH. Der 9ei9lub puro.
IN Der geiiriseH Sibuns Der Quarter
ipsnbe gefubt. nadbem paiipr Ie=
men5 auf bic iraurige Gage Der
ariessgefa1senen in Gi6irien binses
pieien battle. Die S6dbmsiiterin
lrau Quad beridtsts, bab fit $3.50
in Der aaiIs bsiinben. gu oisism ge.
tras tommsn bic seftrisen ginnabs
men.
Die 3uiammsniunit Der Guartsrs
fpenbe fano pie iibIid i'm 6otsl Qlms
ftaii unb bisOamen batten bic @enuss
tbuuns. tp;eber 5abIrsi6s nsue Grit.
slieber bssriiben su f5nnen. Oas
altunssprosrdmm tpurbe bon
Jrl. minnie Dorm unb Srau SsIsn.
8uerssr burdsefiitri. Gum S9luB
tuurbs Rattle unb SUDDEN ferpisrt.
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Gexe r.

= Cine getpaltige 4ufregung pur.
De in Der 8a6t bonn Mpntag gum
Sienitag bur9 Elm 1reuer Oeruria9t.
bas aueeai@einlif infoIge eines
aur5idlues i'm SelIerseihob ne5
Gurai9luiies i'm &elIersei6oB bes
StraBe gum 2lusbru9 tam. Der
Qualm perhreitete ii4 ie6r itnsa
iiber oas san5e 9ebdube uub ielbts
rcbenb 6emddtigte iid Der idb aas
benz S6Iaf getpedten Seppbner bss
Sauies eine augemeine ganit. 5rau
@D. Wtueaer lpurbe BON 5euerpebrleus
ten aus bem apsiteu Studipert bic
sSeuerleiter beruntereetrdgen unD
Syrau 8. Suber tIetterte obne oilfe
bic Setter berdb. Die Mitglieber Der
ssdmilten Mur 2enbarbt unb W.
Sogiton retteten iid) sbenfulls iiber hie
Syeuerleitern unb Srpar nab bem be-
na9barten 8ebGune unb basIelbe tbaz
Ten duh anbere getpobner bes Sauz
ies. 9srau Wtusller puroe in bie
@obnung Der 5dmiIie ". Sluedfein
on Der Gin unb SSinblop StraBe sea
trugen unb fanb bort elm 5eittpeilis
ges llntertpmmeu. Die 9euertpehr
tonnte Der Slammen iebr baIo Serr
perrgl.
llnr0t6ige 2tufregung tpurbe
geitern Mtttag in benz 5renAzgdner
Reitaurant am 9operument Square
burh ein unbebeuteHoes Teuer oers
uriant, bas bur9 llebertp6eu ppn
9sstt in Der &iiAe perur5u1t iuprben
mar. Dis bic Seuerpebr eintruf mo-
rem bic 5lammen ldngIt gelGI9t unb
bic GdIte tpnnten i6re WidblSeitea
rubi9 fprtieten.
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Der gfabtratb.
9seue YasratrnprSinans fum seitcru
eur ;,peiten 2eiuus.
Serr Ruie ipiiuidlt bic @asrate auf
80 Geuts uettp angeieet su ba'
ben unS feine Ytinimaltaye.

Die bonn geleu6tunsstpmmitts:
unterbrsitete neue Gasraten Orbit
nan5, ipslde betanntli9 cine 8ruttos
rate BON 40 Gents pro tauIenb aus
bitfub Ratureas Iptpis cine Minia
maItare bon 35 Gents monatli9 por@
iiebt, selanste sslesentIid Der geitri'
gen SiBuns bes Staotrutbs anf aHs
Iufen bes Gommittees sur 5ipeiten
2eIung unb purbe bann, ebenfulls
auf Wuni9 oes Spmmittses, pieSer
an bi.Tes suriidperlpisIen.
9lsihSsitis untsrbreitete Gtdots
ratbsmitslieb Noie DON Der Stpeital
8aro elm gmenbsment, oem Sufplse
bic 9dgrat. auf 35 Gents pro taus
ienb aubiifuB aneeIebt perben ioa,
nit einem 0istont BON 5 6ents pro
tduisno aubitfuB fir prompte Be
3abluns Der Re6urns innerbdlb pOrl
fiinf 5assn, pGbreub feline WiinilnaIs
tars bersdnst, 1onbern nur bus That
Id9li1 perbrannts 9as in Inreds
nung gebra6t tuerben bari.
OieIes 2tmsnbemsnt gins aleihe
falls obns isos Oistufion an oas Be
leu9tunsstpmmittae sur peiteren Or
rGaung.
Die Don giireermeiitsr qu6ta benz
Stabtratb iiberianbte Rsfolutton, in
ipel6er bsI6loiIen piro, Die Stimms
aebsr sslpsntlid Der tpntmenner
Wabl Inn cine Grtra Steuerumldge
su eriutsn, bic nDthisen @slper fir
ben Stabtbdusbalt ouf8ubringen,
rurbe obne fpeiterss aneenommen.
9ln bas 9ommittes fir Wlittel uHb
@eae sing hsr Don Serrn Wtullen gea
itellte 9(ntrag ben 9sidluB in @iebsrs
srtpGsuns gu Stcben. lnut fpeltem Der
Gtabtratb anesorbuet bate, ben
Gtimmasberu eelseentlih Der Wa5l
i'm gaopsmbsr eiue gonSGussabs bon
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)gurnst Wifsrman, 38, 143O proDis
( beHee Strabe.
lglisabetb Wurrap, 40, bessl.
lYsrnarb Sanbsrman, 40, Carthage.
lGatbsriHs gurf, 81, ct. 8ernarb.
lWm. Jam,s Moobs. 90. gl.pss
lamb, 8.
iNaresIla 8. Gen, %, "a slIbaub
4reHus.
lSsnrp mttdsG. q. 577 Garlisl.
Mptnue.
(paulins Smith, %. b.ssl.
JSobn 8. gaolt., 30, 6O5 %. 6. Cir.
loaura Gbparbs, 35, 954 Geft Ctr.
(a(ribur Wabon, 21, 91O State ap..
lReais Robsrtion, 18, 2144 9atmas
Ter Strabs.
lGbparb 6. gar.barbi, "a, Or.
! forb, SMO.
lGlfie M. 9sdsmeisr, %, plsaiant
g3un.
|anthOnp Q. RufGs, 81. e. gsrs
naro. 8.
lslm.Iis gsbsrs, 20, bessl.
iqdirid q. Wbiis, Sc, e51 20. 5. ct.
laats OMsara. "a, 317 MiII Ctr.
tsflbert Geo. @ebsl, 20. 472o gaitsrn
! 2lpenue.
lwlarsar.t Sra.s. 20. 1929 GOluHts
bia Apsnus.
lgpsrstt 9. Zimmerman, 20, Mt.
! S<altbp, o.
lgsIie Gampfon, 20. bessl.
fa.onarb goffeli, 81, 4os 9Opiins
Gtrabs.
lCnie Barnes, %, GbsDioi, 8.
lantbonp Saeob. 20. lat Gage Cir.
lWarb 6aptrsamp, 20, 535 SaHo'
ridge Strabe.
(@uItab Z. ga6man, "a, ghsDioi. 8.
y ? v
lGmma 9. Senben. %, 1884 5arri'
fon aptnus.
lGtas. u. 6ubbarb, A. 6uron. go.
lGeorsia W. Gee, 40, 3o7 20. z. Ct.
tgbas. gorriiisau. %. SprinsfisIS.
Tenn.
lGbarIsfstta papns %, GLIB Gars
Isle 9psnus.
fgDm. psnnsiamp. 20. 81 On Glif'
ton MpeHiit.
falire Dro,li, %, 731 Wbittisr Ctr.
{gbas. o. Graham, 81. Bloomington,
( Jnb.
jGSna Mspsrs. %, lit DR 8. Ctr.
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gruteitantiidlsr @aiienuerein.

Der 9eripaltunssratb bes aIss.
neinen Oeuiih proisitantiidsn Wai'
fenDereins psrfammelts ii9 seIisru
abenb in Der 2luftaIt 5ur baIbmpuai.
li4en Sibuus. prdfibsnt Danisl
gbsroron fiibris ben 8orfiB uni
Sttretdr Gerbinanb Steinbah bas
g.rotofDa. 5err Steinbc6 lit Ioebsu
Don Chattanooga, mo CT Der Dbl
Gsnops aonbsnticn beisetpObnt, ;u.
riidseiebrt. Sipei 2inbsr purben
aufsenommsn unb brei neus Mitslis,
Der eeiponnen. Dem iegsnsreihsn
0ersin f9lORen ii& an bie u. nno S.
Rnorr Co.. guIiap u. Bates II. Glbars
lss arauie. Gs lusen nur Routtnea
ssIdSfte Dor. 3u @ciuds aoms
.miitetu iuurbsn srnonnt: Num 20,
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Gebnrten.

sSpbn unb g(Ima Cabin, 3515 Wis
9isan 4ne., M}Gbhen.
George uuo glnua Dbl. 2630 Strats
fpro Qpe., Maoden.
Sttp unb gliIe Sod, @urlep Roab,
WfGohen.
Diliam uub Gona Sbuma, 2790
Martbreit 2lps. Hiab6en.
Senrp uno 5runcss Rottesr, 24l
Slptter 4pe., Sndbe.
2(lfreo unS 2auretta Saismeier.
21S5 Sarrifpr aoe., MabAen.
Sermdnn unb gtes:na Strifsr.
2556 ars0Or place. RGb8su
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THE UNION GAS & ELECTRIC co.
The Union Light, Heat & Power Co.

$180,00O fir bic ReupflaiHerung BEG
Gffentliden 2unbungspIases sur Sut'
9eibung gu untsrbreitsn.
Die bonn 2egislaturnlttsIieb Sulsa
tpitt unterbrettete SrSinans, ourdJ
psl9e, ME bsri4tst, sin feitsr Sarii
fir bic M0beltuti9er, pel6e bic I'm
aiise beiprgsu, beftimmt iperoen ioa,
rurbe an oas Sommittee fir GeisBe
uno Gpntratte oertpieien.
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saIdre oes itdbtiiden SSnsenieurs
Srdrf g. Arno nlb oes gr.Wapors
5reo g. SpiegeI ais s5nge1ieur reip
geiesiiber Beratber Der sflleGDer.
febrs aornnliiiion al iilbibiren. Gel
ald9er bebdrptet, 6nB bic aonnij
iiicH iueIhe bas Saldr bes &errr
arug, Der obncbin id)on $4,000 ols
litd6tiider Sngenleur 5eSiebt, aui
$4,000 nlrb bas oes Serrn Spiegcl
olf $1,000 per Sabr ieitgcfebt bat
tcine 9tittoritdt beieiien bate, oies sr
iGlnL ieiloern 6al3 6ieS Code bes
Stabtrathes iei. Bel Der ger6ailo.
lung tpuroen 0a betoe Seitcn Die IN
Der stlageihrift an9efiigrten gunfte
5ugcbcn, feine 3ciigenausiagen entse.
acfgenonlinciL ionoern es ipnroen
| mir legale glrgmlerte pcrqebradlt
Die @erbanblrng miro porausii6tlid
nod eillen ober sirel Gage III @n.
iprli1 nebHtert.
auf 2ebens3eit ins gu DIT ;
baus.
Der 35idbrise s has. morgan,
1923 Bremen Strabe, Der i4ulbis be-
funben ipurbe, Elm iiebenidbrises
MtGbden pergepaltigt gu baben, iDurs
be seitern bon Ridter 5. 6. Soffs
man gu le6ensldnslider Su6tbaus'
5aft, Der sinaieen, unter ben Seiessi1
suldfisen Straie, Derurtbeilt.
gu sleiber 3eit lpurOs aud bsr
5arbige SoieDb Morres, Der
am 5. Suli in einem &lublOfal all Der
2intoln Qpenue ieinen Raifssenofen
9er6ert gnberfpn erI9ofen bat uno
bsBbalb bes Worbes i'm 5ipeiten Gras
be iiherfiibrt fpDroen 1T, auf 2ebenss
5eit in's 3uhtbaus gei4idt.
n a 4lab s&ngelesen beiten.
George 5. Giooen iit Ra6IabDers
ipaIier bon Marp u. Gilben; perio.
nalien $1,000 Gtunbsisentbum $3O25.
Tlarp ". aeis 1T Ra4labDernat
term bon 6enrp asiIe; perionalisn
$182.
Gathrbn JinH it ysa4labperpaIs
term bon patrit yinn; periona>
lien $1,000, @rlnbsisentbum $1,000.
Der peri0nlide Raalab Der Sara6
q. Rabeliffs betrdgt $176S.OO; beriss
nise bes 9r. 8altsr 6. DaDis $18,s
$1,000.
9erf d iebenea.
Dilf 3. GrebIsr tlaste cine Jors
berung iiber $2S4.95 sesen Hormdn
Reaion elm.
Die erite Hotional gant DOH Mat.
Wai ibinston bat .ine We@eIforberuns
iiber $25O0 ssgeH ben Rddlab Der
Ulelu3ena6 Cart eiusetlast.
Die 8. q. WOOs SO. srlanste Elm
llrtbeiI iibsr $205.60 sssen @uituo
9lad; - bic gortibire WOriteo
yaills elm ioldes iiber $158.52 sesen
CSH. SpeIpeNFeUl.
aouis 9laeftsiu, Der am 30 Wai
1916 an Der @eabiHs Roab unb 2s'
rinstone 4De. bon Sem Iuto bes u.
g. preper, 26O4 Rsabing Roab g.s
troffen tpurbe unb bdbei einen 8ru4
BEG Rafenbeinss fotpis anbere @erlsbs
itngen erlttt, bat bebbdlb cine Hldge
iiber $1,000 sssen grspsr aussftreust.
Der 3immermann Wm. McRurs
rep. Glmpoob plncs, Der ii9 peiserte.
bic ieiner Gattin. bsfpilisten 2lIimsH!.
gu be3ablen unb nit $176 I'M Riits
itanb mar, tpuroe ssitsrn gprmittas
bon Ri9ter asllep Der Sail iibsrtpiss
Ten, isoo3 g.itern Ra6mittag, nads
bem er 3abIuHs periprodeu, unb oa.
fiir 9arsi6aft gefieat bate. sntIafsn.
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eebsnsmibt.

EnrG lcneipieriee ardnfIidfci,
5ur Dersmeifliing setrieben uiadtc
IN Der maontag gfaht Jrmi Groper
Qptterer. bic @ottin eiaes sl,tofteIl,
ten her Gaft ssron Nipe an6 0ounorr
90. ibreuy 0eben ein Gnbe, inbem iie
I'D, an sinem 8ettpfoften IN ibrer
gqetRung an Der Gront Gtrabe IN
aDtNnn srbdngte.
Die Gebusnliibe bntte nirfinglidl
ben Wcrip& oeulndt jih nit etiserl
SdbeI TIRES wsmpnes, nsf ~ einen'
.iuiicynlirten Drb0s aet5st. iinisu'
brin9eL tosu,ts iebo6 bR4la @aifs
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|noiiirliG ituinpf lit, i9r yorbabcil
Iaift Sur s(usfiibrung brineeit uib
'erbdngte iidy bmm. Iie 2eide fpurbe
bon einem Dlnfjbdr aefiilben, Der ei.
nen slrIt berbeirief, aber otefsr fonr.
tc yuur nod beil bereits einsetrefeneit
lob fonIiatiren.
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September Biz 8. SttOber bic
Serrsn 4usuit Steintamp unb @m.
9ranbeis uub pom 8. Biz 10. Sttos
ber bic Srren g6arlss @auner uuo
Gsrbinanb Stsinboa.
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auphalaniase bic
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gu pe9ieln, oanr retnigen sic bas giien ieoesmoI,
baulit es bic &leiber nid)t beifntlst.
Die seitriae @eiie fI0Bt Sbnen Surdt etn oOr benz
guseItas uuo ieinsn lln6equemli6tsiien. sic miI'
fen oen Diem abra1inten uno Die Glen aufiteaen.
Damn uiiiien sic parten big Die giien beiB perOen.
sic lallien @efabr Shire Singer 81 berbrennen unb
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SSbre Singer ni6t nod befomnlen Sic &opT-
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The Washington herald., 1916-02-06
GERMAN STAGE USED
FOR PROPAGANDA
The Issues Of the Great Struggle
Preached Throughout the
Provinces
Provinces.

News of the German theaters In war
time has been meager. but the Boston
Transcript. digesting the random notes
in tho newspapers that have slipped
through In tho mails. gives some indi-
cation of the way artistic upheaval fol-
lows political changes.
The extension OF the German theater
to the invaded provinces. the strict CEN
sorship Of the thesters at home and the
disastrous effect Of the conflict on the
theaters In the smaller cities are the
outstanding characteristics of the news
that filters through. In her adventures
In Belgium. Poland, Sweden and Bull
garis, Germany evidently believes in
the theater as the best means of the
Germanization OF her outposts. News a
few weeks ago that the leading theateI
IN Brussels Is now tenanted by the ia
nous Dusseldorf company Is followed
by the information that Max Relnhardt
has recently taken his company from
the Deutsches Theater, Berlin. to Stock
holm. Sweden, for five performances, III
Guiding Faust" "Wallenstefn," The
Robbers" and "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" German plays are seen on the
stages OF Lodz. The theaters OF War
saw have been taken over from their
Russian governmental control as an op-
portunity to fan Polish national unrest
by celebrating in dramatic form events
In Polish history. An amateur. but
doubtless subsidized. society is giving
German plays in Sofia
The most violent censoring has been
the forcing out of existence of the
school and theater of Emil Jaques- Dali
croze, at Hellerau. just outside of Dres-
den. Poor Jacques was sent packing to
Switzerland early in the war for his
entente sympathies, and now he is
seeking aid for the founding of sec
cond Helierau for his work in eurhyth-
mics across the Channel In England.
Here and there plays proposed by man
ayers have been banned. and. of course.
there are hundreds Of works of rev.
olutionary nature that no manager
would dream Of proposing in these
times. Hauptmann seems to have fallen
under the greatest displeasure, prob
ably for his anti-imperialist sympathies
revealed in his Festspiel, which was
banned by the crown prince at Breslau
in 1918 after several performances
In the larger cities, like Berlin, little
change is apparent in the theaters ex-
cept for the loss OF the younger men
from the casts. The Free Folk Stage,
under Reinha rdts direction, has added
1s, 900 members. But in Weimar and
Freiburr the theaters have had to close
their doors, and in Vienna the Free
Folk Stage has dIsbanded. New works
are not unknown, although revivals of
the classics prevail. The Comedy of
Words" is the new piece by Schnitzler,
The Return to Nature" by Ludwig
Fulda; "Engelbrecht," a posthumous
play by Strindberg. and King Solo
mon" by Ernst Hardt
The Washington herald., 1916-02-06
Experience" Shattering
Theatrical Records

The amazing success on tour OF George
v. Hobarts modern morality drama "Ex-
perience," is the sensation of the present
theatrical season. Everyone posted on
theatricals knows that Il ran thirty-six
weeks IN New York last season. play
ing at three different theaters. and pre-
dictions of good business were made when
Messrs. William Elliott, r. Ray Com
stock and Morris Gest sent the play on
tour. But not even the most sangufne
OF its owners and producers realized
what a wonderful gold mine this play was
destined TO become. Here are few 60
tual figures which have been sworn to
ard may be accepted as absolutely re-
liable:
Played fifteen weeks in Boston, from
August y to January II, at three different
Boston theaters in succession; TO gross
receipts averaging over $4,000 per week.
This same company played Providence,
giving eleven performances IN one week.
with extra mattnees Thursday and FRI
day, and an extra morning matinee at
1880 O'Clock Saturday, to absolute capao-
ity-S6,Sd on the week. This is a
worlds record for Providence, notorious
ly a city which seldom enthuses over any
attraction. A return engagement has
been booked for Providence Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-06
Dog Show at McAlpin.

New York, Feb. 5.-The Toy Dog
Club. Of this city, held one Of its most
successful shows of the season yester-
day afternoon in the winter garden of
the hcAlpin Hotel There were almost
100 dogs entered. included in which
were numerous different breeds. But
naturally following the recent Pekin-
gese show this particular breed was
stronger than ever before. Many of
the Peles that had won h'us ribbons
last week were exhibited ~rterday.
The GLASSES included both Anne IN and
imported dogs and were well filled. The
entry Of Wen Sin Kennel carried of
the honors for the best Peke in the
show; this going to Han Ku. Mrs. s.
R. Hollander. who is a newcomer in
the dog world, won the first prize in
Winners Bitches with her Cherry Bios
som, g recent purchase.
Mrs. Arthur Hunter officiated as
Judge in the Pekingese classes and her
awards met with general satisfaction,
both to the exhibitors and to the
numerous spectators who were around
the ring. Among those exhibiting were
Mrs, J. Seely, Mrs A. DeHaven, Mrs.
Sutherland. Miss Vira Bell, Miss H.
Troutznsn, Mrs. 2. Hilliard, Mrs. A.
Holland. Mrs NJ E Harvey, Mrs. Frank
T. Clarke, and Mrs. Harrie Baxter. The
next show Of the Toy Dog Club Is
scheduled for February IS in the win
ter garden Of the McAlpin.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-06
Another New Play.

The new play, "Any House, win BE-
gin its New YORK run at the cort The
ater on Monday. February IA Sargent
Aborn has arranged TO give this offering
its pre-metropolitan premiere tSmorrov
evening at Albany, N. Y. The play has
been written In collaboration by Owen
and Sinners" and Robert H. Davis. edi-
tor of Munsey's Magazine. The cast in
cludes Edwin Arden in the steller role.
with william q. Mack. Frank Gilmore.
Milton sills, Edith Lucleett, Katherine
Emmett. Louise Galloway. Hayward
CHM. James Seeley. Jay Wilson. Ralph
]. Herbert. Hunter Arden, Julius Mat
thews, Annie Buckley, and others.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-06
COSMOS HEADLINER'S
EVENTFUL CAREER

Edgar Ateifison Ely who is per-
petuatfng In vaudeville the character
of Billy in which the shuberts star
red him In a three-act farce Of the
same name some years ago has had an
eventfui career. as young as he is
The son of one Of the old forty
miners who died at the home Of the
late Senator John p. Jones, Of Ne
va6z- who with Flood. MHckay and
Stanford were his associates. young
Ely decided 20 try for fam. and for
tune on the stage.
Soon after his fathers death he
went 20 Europe and after playing for
two years in the music halls he re-
turned as a London sensation" in
The Future Dude" in which he made
the quickest costume changes ever
seen In Europe. or indeed in America
More recently he is pleasantly re-
membered I'm leading parts with May
Irwin in Mrs. Black Is Back" and
Marie Cahill in The Moclcing Bird"
He was also in the KIaw and Erlanger
star cast of The Mascot" The Kiss
waltz" and Madam Troubadour.-
Now he is exploiting "Billyss Tomb
stones in vaudeville.