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Recent Hospitalities

Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary
or the Navy, gave q brilliant reception
wednesday afternoon in lieu of her
regular Wednesday at-home, when she
had with her many of the members of
the Society OF Sponsors, holding their
annual meeting here. Among these
were Mrs. Reynolds T. Hall. chaplain;
Mrs. Bayard, Mrs, Goldsborough Adams,
Miss Grace Balch, Mrs. Henry Beates,
1r., Miss Edith Benham. Miss Lorna
Burrows, Miss Helen Carusi, Miss Eliza
beth Davis, Miss Emma Drayton. Miss
Elizabeth Ferguson. Miss Clement
Hebb, Mrs. W. W. Kitchen, Mrs. Albert
w. Marshall. Mrs. John R. Pels, Mrs.
W. y. Quicksail, Miss Esther Ross,
Mrs. Roland Woolley, and Mrs Frank
Zahn.
Others assisting Mrs. Daniels includ-
ed Mrs. Warren q. Harding, Mrs. will
liam c. Gorgas. Mrs. Frank l. Polk.
Mrs. William P. Malburn, Mrs. Van H
Manning. Mrs. William J. Harris, Mrs.
Walter A Watson, Mrs. W. W. Ven
able, Miss Jeanette Cowan. Miss Caro-
lyn Nash. the Misses Sanders. Miss
Ruth Mercer. and Miss Mary Cleves
Daniels A string orchestra played
throughout the receiving hours.
One OF the most interesting dinners
OF the week was given by Paymaster
and Mrs Emmett C. Gudger aboard
the U. s. S. Mayflower in compliment
TO the Secretary OF the Interior and
Mrs. Lane. The other guests were
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Sem
ator and Mrs. Key Ptttman, Senator
and Mrs. James A. Reed, Senator and
Mrs. ]. Hamilton Lewis, Senator and
Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh, Senator and
Mrs. Joseph z. Randsdell. Senator and
Mrs. J. c. W. Beckham, Representative
and Mrs. John s. Small. Representative
William B. oliver. Representative and
Mrs. Lemuel P. Padgett, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. James H. Glennon, Assistant
Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs. Carl
VroOman, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Casper
Miller. DR.. and Mrs. Loren Johnson
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. Miss Willie
Duncan. Miss Hunkins, of Montana
Lieut.. Carl T. Osburn. Lieut. Harold
9. Van Valzah and Passed Assistant
Surgeon Lewis II. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Reside were
hosts at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club,
when they entertained in honor of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Homer P. Snyder, of
Little Falls, N Y.
large centerpiece OF snapdragons
Etacs, freesia and sweet peas formed the
table decoration, and there were corsa &c
bouquets OF spring flowers for each lady.
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The guests were Representative and
Mrs. Carter Glass, Representative and
Mrs. George W. Fairchild, Representative
and Mrs. s. Wallace Dempsey, Represen-
tative and Mrs. John A. Peters, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Charles B. Ward and
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. D. N.
Crabb, OF Newark. N. J.; Representative
and Mrs. Bertrand H. Smell, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Walter W. Magee Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Frederick W. Rowe,
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William and Mary Suite, S112.5O

Solid Oak Dnnsroom Suite, William and Mary PERIOD Butler
finish Ten Buffet with large linen drawer small
drawers lined for sverare cupboa one on
SIDE has drop handle pulls One China Closet has glass
fronts. with grill woodwork each side straight ends three adjust
table shelves One 4ch 6feet long Dining Table with FIVE es,
Five Side Chairs slip boxed Frame covered with genuine blue
leather One Armchair match This very special a. SIlzso
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Bedroom Suites Specially Priced

Its like finding $1,000 bill in the drawer of suite-O buy
prices quoted below. Comparisons will be convincing
with your experience the be had
where
3peee Black Walnut Veneed Bedroom Suite Colonial style; al
pulls babeang Dresser coner and dressing
table all to match Sale price, $1,000.
3pee Dull Mahogany Veneered Bedroom Suite plain Sheraton
lines: finished wood drawer pulls babeans All piece,
match Dresser Chfoner. Dressing Table sale price SSS So
Apiece Dull Mahogany Bedroom Suite Colonial style with scroll
Standards the bed has roll head board and foot end fitted
babeains wool pulls mahogany veneered birch wood
duproof drawer bottoms. All pieces o match; S1l750.
Dresser Chfonier, Dressing Table with three mirrors;
Wood Bed double This co7pee suite. pieces Sllz5o
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The Latest

Baronial Brown. Verde Copper, and
Old Ivory finishes are the attractive fes-
tues of the new Reed Furniture
Verde Copper
Rockers and Chairs. $500 to $500
Tables, Various. .... $3.50 to 5000
Old Ivory
Rockers and Chairs. $500 to $500
Tables. Various ....... $500 to 5000
Baronial Brown
Chairs and Rockers. Slz.0o to $500
Tables. Various ... $4.0o and $500
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sympathy in its work which 1t has re-
ceived and to say that the consciousness
OF so much friendly feeling Is of the
greatest help and announcement.
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Capt and Mrs. Dana T. Merrill en-
tertained at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club in compliment to Gen. and
Mrs. William A. Mann. The other
guests were Maj and Mrs. Frederick
r. Brown. Maj. and Mrs Henry B.
Clark. Capt. and Mrs. Alfred w. Bjorn-
stab, Capt. and Mrs. Alexander WILL
Jams. and Capt. and Mrs. Hughes
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Gen. and Mrs Montgomery M Ma
comb entertained at dinner when their
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Joseph P.
Sanger. Gen. and Mrs. Charles L. Fitz-
hugh, Gen. William NJ. Black, Col. and
Mrs James A. Shipton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard A Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cleveland Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs
Israel Putnam
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Representative and Mrs. James w. Hus-
ted and Representative and Mrs. Luther
w. Mott.
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Blankets and Comforts, S1.25

The Blankets a sI.25 pair should be seen and hal
With their pink and blue borders they look like California bsnl
and they feel like superior blankets The comforts covered with
line artistic designs and ooonss look like worth several times
Roy 1es
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. = u . o q . . = q . . . q q
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Chiffoniers, One-of-a-Kind Samples

at dollars less than the actual values in many instances
tunity that comes only with this February Sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-06
ApyEnrIsEMrNT tnn nlps

Sealed bids will be received al the
office OF tho state Treasurer up until
noon n'aroh tenth. for $40. 600. 90 is
sue OF certificates of Indebtedness for
the State of New Mexico.
These certificates are for $4,000
each. payable in u and two years
and bear Interest at the rate Of 8 per
cent from March LIST, 1917.
Bids TO be on the entiiS issue and
money to 10 available immediately
upon delivery OF the certificates. which
are expected TO be ready upon open
ing OF the bids.
Validity Of said certificates passed
upon by the Attorney General OF the
state and are same In form 20 similar
issue OF 1912, passed upon by the SUI
prcme Court.
Mark envelope containing bid plain
~, Bid for Certificates.
II. L. FALL.
state Treasurer.
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some degree 60 prospects TINT Ameri-
can ships would after all bc either
armed or conveyed. or otherwise be
given some notable protection against
submarines. Builish crop reports
tended further to lift prices and 40 too
ala word that buying for Europe yes
tcrday was fairly liberal Opening
prices. which ranged from &c to &c
higher with May at Sl.SsM { q Si.Sa
and July at st.bS% TO &i5O we're fol
lowed by other material gains.
DISCLOSURES that exports have been
a good doni larger than the Generally
accepted estimates let aftcrward to a
sharp ascent Of prices but In the late
dealings the gains were not well held.
The close nevertheless wns firm re TO
csc net higher with May at fi.9Os.
to SI.9Oa, and July at 1873 to Si.5sA.
Corn hardened with wheat. Buying.
however. was less eager than recently
has been the case. After opening &c
TO ~ &C higher, the market scored
n modernte additional upturn.
A new high level OF prices was
reached later a. the result OF "a
showing OF enlarged exports Of corn
as well as OF wheat The close was
steady at "a TO &c net advance.
Absence OF selling pressure allowed
oats to share In the upward movtmer;
OF oth9r grain.
Fresh high record quotations on
hogs carried provisions upward. De-
mand continued TO center ON lard.
Close:
wheat May. tI.sO%; July. $3.50.
Corn-May S1.0sN; July tl07as.
Oats May. 60c; July. 57Ac.
Pork-Mny. $3.50: July. s3s.37.
1ard-May. Nst0. July. s1af2.
May. 1881. July. $3.50.
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Kansas city IAycstock.

Kansas City, March G.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000. Higher. Bulk, $4,000
i4.3o; heavy. si4.25a14.4O; packers
and butchers, $1,000 mi4.35; light,
Si3.754il2O; pigs. sii.00912.75.
Cattie-Receipts. 1900. steady.
Primo fed steers, sli.35 q 1900; dress
ed beef steers. S9.o0d i1.25. western
steers. Ss.5Oa11.50; cows. ts.50aio.
heifers. sL25m1i.00; stockers and
feeders. s7.50M 1850; bulls. $1,000
s.2b: calves. s7.O0@11.50.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Higher.
Lambs. sifOO i4.SO; yearlings. si39
1850; wethers, Sli.75M 12.G0; ewes.
Sil.0O Nl2.i5.
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Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss.
Manning & Co.
Commission Brokers, 10 South
Second ST., Albuquerque, n. NJ.


Arkansas a Arizona. &c a So; Calu-
met 4 Arizona S4n Sihs; Consolidated
Arizona. . 7-i6m y; Green Monster.
I l3-lGM =; Howe Sound. "a n Y
Jerome Verde. 2Zm il-tG; Magma
Chief. . n @ Miami Consolidated,
New Comclia. t7haA Ray
Hercules, tNTh; Superior Boston,
g., n =: santa Rita. "a g. T.. V
Extension. 3SN m39h Verde Com
hinntior. T. ~; Rig Ledge. SIS n q
Dundee Arizoua. Is N 4 Inspiration
Needles. .. "a y; Big Jim, IA q =,
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New York Money.

Ncw York. March Mercantile
paper. iTiib per cent, sterling. 90
day bills. al per cent, commercial,
SO day bills. ON banks. al per cent
commercial, 60 day bills. 4.70A per
..ut: demand AIS per cent. cables,
f1G 1-l6 per cent.
Bar silver. 1859.
Mexican dollars. jS#c.
Government ana railroad bonds,
,,ady,
Time lolnS-Stendy Sixty days. 3&
a. per cent go days. 3A a. per
cent q months, "a per cent.
can money Steady. High, ga per
cent, loN, ga per cent. ruling ratio
per cent. last loan % per cent
closing bid, ga Ter cent, offered AZ
ca per -Uent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-06
MINNESOTA ANSWERS
DAKoTA's SUITS FOR
DAMAGE BY OVERFLOW

By Associated Press
Washington, March Minnesota
today answered supreme court suits 81
Nurtr aud south Dakota Tor 81 600, "oO
damages each claimed for overflow ~
lands iu tho palSutas from the Mus
tiukt drainage ditch iu Minnesota The
ln N.I- deny that the pakutas are
tutiflcd tu damages
Boo Minnesota. suit against WiscoU-
sim tp fIN the states boundary iu s..
Louis bay, Wisconsin. today filed an
answer formally claiming territory al
600 claimed UN Minnesota
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Chlcnrn Ll,ceiock.

5000. Strong, 80 to 35c above yester-
days average. Bulk, tif.5OM ii.60,
light. ti3.sOG i4.55; heavy, tli1Op
l4.70; pigs s1O.75 a 1926.
Cattle-Reccipts. 5000. FirEl. Ma
tive beef cattle. sS.i5 1910; stockors
and feeders. $3.50 9.3S, cows and
heiferz. $500 1895; calves, ss.0O1
HOO.
Sheep-Recoipts. 10000. Firm.
Wethers, &i0.s0A i2.i5, lambs. N2,00
@li.75.
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The Markets


Wall Street.
New Nork, March G-Thc first
hours business OF almost 500, 900
shares was the largest Tor any similar
period In several weeks. Additional
gains In industrials especially the ncw
bethlehem steel issues and Lacka-
wanna steel, were balanced. however,
by realizing sales In marines and cop
pcrs. Rails also acted as q drag. Pa
eifics and cOalcrs displaying general
heaNiness, selling was resumed Ia
more moderate volume later. United
states Steel falling under yesterdays
final price shippings. coppers and
the entire active list rose briskly again
at midday n other leaders revived
substantially above lowest levels.
nonds were steady
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Denver LIVESTOCK.

Denver, March 6.-Cattle-Receipts
1900. strong. Beef steers. $500 n 10.
cows and hclfors. s6.25 a $50: stockers
and feeders, s7.25 a $50; calves, $3.50
dl1.50.
Hogs-Reccipts. zoo. Market 20 TO
1ii5.
Shccp-I;ecclpts. $500. Market
higher. Lambs. $685. 1890; ewes,
tllCOm ii.fO.
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committee as the ease may be. with
The same force anC effect as II the
same had been duly passcd by the
vote of the memhera signing tho same
at y resNlariy convtAiedanccr4fgr
TX.
The stockholders OF said orpora-
ton IN regular or special meeting may
make and alter or amend the bylaws
not inconsistent with the statute or
these articles but a majority Of the
stock issued aud outstanding must be
present OF represented at any stocN-
holders meeting in order TO consti-
tutc a quorum.
Ia witness whereof we have here
unto set our hands and seals this eth
day OF February. 1917.
OWEN \. MARION CsealD
FRANCIS Il. WOOD tSeal)
JACOB KORBER tseaD
State cf New Mexico.
County Ui Ecrualil.o--8s.
on this e5th day OF February. 1917.
before me, the undersigned a notary
public lu and for said county. per-
euuAlly appeared Jacob KOrber. owen
s.. Marion and Francis r. Wood. TO
me known 20 be the persons described
iu rt who executed the %foregolng
curIli,Ut. lIt sr.h sprerri'Y ur-
krowlcdgcd To- me that they executed
the same a- their free act and deed.
IN witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and affixed my oifi-
cinl seal this 9th dag OF February,
1871 VIOLA a. JONES.
tSeuu Notary Public.
Ny commission expires September
q. 1919.
ENDORSED.
No Ssf9, Cor. Reed. Vol 6. Page
i05. Certificate Of incorporation OF
Las Cruces Garden Farms.
Filed in office OF state Corporation
Commission OF New Mexico, February
Is, 1917; II a. m.
EDWIN y. COARD, clerk.
Compared JJO 10 ". X.
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State Corporation Commission.

In te.,ironv whcr"nr a.. s,.,.
corncr.,,nn g.m
OF New Next.n no. ransot nj. -
tfucat. d., Ia, sis,.d ty H.. .,..,
ana tho sc.l I'D soI5 .,,,r.ssI,r 90
be amxel ,t Tho ti,v 80 ,r,. ~.
ON tbl. .S,b d,v ~ E-.r,1,r, n
1917
ise.n uf-.u "a Vurr,Rts
Attest rbairrar
EDWIN b. CoARa Cr.ft
or
LAS ,gt-rEs sAprr> ,rNr.
KNOW yI mon H.. tt... ......t
that y.e. Jacob kora,r owen N.r-
rom ana rr,pr.s 4. WI ,r ...
nre citizen. Of fl. t-ril.f sr,t.. ..I
residents ana r,t.s,r. 81. ,.. s,.
OF Nevy NteNien b,,. , 70. a.. ~
February tgt9 ass. ....
together for tb, pir,,., al t,,r
a r-orpor,ti.u Yuler 49,. rr-,,t.,,s ID,
the laws az Tho star, AT N.w N,,D,n
and TO that end we hereby cert,fy a.
follovs
The corporate name Of said cur
poration is LAS CRUCES GAuDEN
FARMS.
II.
The principal Mace of business nj
said curuoration * M Nps D 4 and
La 80 N,,tanat M Drtdtr
.N 49, y
"'' VI os"''"l a'.huc anu scCoiu
street IN the Nty OF Albuquerque' New
Mexico ana owen n. Marion Is the
agent in charge thereof and upon
whom process against the corporation
may be served.
1tr
nj - -
81 "".'" nus 'ro'"-
''oh ~ iVIH'ou Is 70 "oqul'e' operale'
aho ueal IN ~asIlCultuFa' lahus ana the
products thereof and TO deal IN, con-
struct or operate all kinds OF prop
erty. real, personal and mixed and in
general to have and exercise an the
rights mowers and functions conferred
- an,ar..a h. -. -. a.....t
uP'"
''si'e'a W I,'N''o"''
anu III luI'neF"h'" ""l hot III NM
ltniion or or 10 be construed as "A
Limitation OF the powers conferred on
general corporations or authorized TO
them by the provisions OF the law of
Nov Ncxico the said cornoration
sh,u 49, ana MAJ oxorct,o anorg
-
Wv m'''' wv '''"" "H P'"''' ""N
rights
ca To do any and all things here.
IN speclhed as the OBJECTS, power ana
purposes OF this corporation to ths
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Ncw York Metal.

Sew YORK. March "copper"
Firm Eleotrolytic. spot and ucar by
nominal; second quarter. S53.ouR 81:
nominal third quarter, S3l.jpH $3.50.
irou-Stcady and unchanged.
Tiu-Firm. spot copper. tl39; cu-
lures, iI36. los. elc-trolytlg. tlil;
.spCt.t in l2ul, futures. f2pl.
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Kansas city, March G.-Wheat-
No. 2 hard, sl.96m 200, No. 2 rcd,
si.sG zoe; May. sl.ssh q &c; July.
3I.55.
Corn-No. . mixed si.04M Ti.O5 e :
No. ? white. Sl.05 q Mc; No. = yellow
N.05i y al.06h y; MAY, 500 ~ isc.
July. tl.05M a hc.
Oats-No. white. G2h n csc. No.
? mixed. 5gMGic.
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New York Cotton.

New York. March G-cottou fu-
lures closed steady. March. $3.50:
May. $3.50. July, t7fS, October,
ti6.5S: December, $3.50.
Spot-Steady. milling. tlSl0.
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Lcnd and SpcItcr.

Now York. March G.-The Metal
Exchange quotes lead steady, $40
asked.
Speltcr-Stcady. spot East 81.
Louis delivery. II asked,
Al Ioudon-Lcnd. $50. los -pcltec,
IA
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Chicago, March 6.--Butter-rlrm.
Creamery, 32N acc.
Eggs-Receipts. 9.5s2 cases. UNI
changed.
Potatoes-Rocoipts. 10. cars. un-
changed.
Pouitry-Alivo-Unchangod.
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~liycrpooi Cotton.

Liverpool. March Cotton spot
Firm. Good middling. Sil.Sa.
middllnE. sti.7e; low middling, Sil.Gl.
Sales. 10. 600 bales.
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Kansas Cisy, March .. Butter egsa
aud pUlltry, unchanged.
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Chicago Board " Trade.
Chicago. March 6-Wheat developed
considerable strength today, ow iug in
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TYPEwRrTERs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand, bought. sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuaneruus Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone sif. f23 So. tth 81.
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N FE THE A

Westbound-
40. Daily Ar. Lv.
1 The scout....... 7:sep s:30p
, California Limited. i1:oea 1i:s0a
7 Fargo Fast. ....... 9;45a iO:i6a
. The NAVAJO. ...t1;5Op i2;20a
Sonthhound-
sos FL Paso Express. 1O.30p
SIS III Pnso Express. 10.05a
~F.astbouud- Daily.
10 The Scout. ....... T.3sA S:O6a
2 The Navajo. .......2:i5p 2;f0p
4 California Limited. 6;tOp 7:0op
Z Santa Fe Eight. . 7:i5D 7:5ep
From South
$40 For X. C.. = Chicag 7:00a
sic For X. c. A. Chicago Gasp
standard sleeper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. 500. connects
az Belen with train No. 90. leaving
Belen At 1855 p. M.
No. 7 carries one coach only; no
sleepers.
No. sis viii have standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. 81 at
Belen.
N Y rnryrroog A0pxru
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WANTED-Young man stenogrppher.
Give names OF references and apply
BY letter TO Mr.. James. Post Office
Box 1876.
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wANTED.Male Help


WANTED-Male s~tenographer. age
about 20. Apply giving names OF
references to +. o. Box 12C.
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WANTED-Man TO act as porter
must be good shoe sinner and will
Ing to Join the union. Apply at once.
MECCA POOL HALL.
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The amount Of The total authorized
capital stock N NO Evaporation ia
ITWu Hundred aud Flfts Thousand
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wANTED-salesmen
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED SITUATiON-Live wire,
& 90; graduate in law; good on
collections, real estate; in fact any
thing TO be busy. Address j. II. cars
Herald.
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Dollars. Ct250. 0O0.OOJ which said
stock il divided INTO twenty-five hun.
dred f2500) shares Of the par value Of
One Hundred Dollars. Gi0O.OO each.
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.ltry- Alive unchanged.
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committee as the cas may be. with
The same force anC effect as II the
same had been duly passed by the
vote of the memhcra signing tho same
az ~ resNlarigt eanrtAiAdAnetrafnr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-05

CONTINUING PLAYS
.yPJC-"so Long Lefty" with Charlotte
Greenwood. oliver Moroscos production
Of the musical version of THY Neigh
boris Wife" Entertainment for those
who like broad fun.
AT POPULAR PRICES
wALNUT-"Her Unborn Child" with Ethel
Martell. Second week Of the return en-
gasement of Howard McKent Barnes's
melodrama of birth control
xNfCKERBOCKER-"S Elmo drama
tization of the novel by Augusta j. Evans
wilson. Revival of this popular old work
for weeks engagement.
STOCK
oRpHEUM-"The Woman" with the Myr-
kle.Harder stock organization. Revival
of political drama originally produced by
David Belasco.
FEATURE FILMS
eTANLEY-"A Romance Of the Redwoods,'
with Mary Pickford all week. Cecil B.
DeMille's perturbation of western sub
iect with the little actress in her fourth
vehicle on the Aircraft program. Others.
ARCADIA 1.-The Girl at Home" with
Jack Pickford and Vivian Martin, and
"Patria," with Mrs Vernon Castle. first
half of week. "The Snarl.' with Bessie
Barriscale, and Dtmar's Living Book
of Nature" latter half OF week
VICTORIA--"ln Again-Out Again., with
Douglas Fairbanks, all week. Others.
PALACE-"Sleeping Fires" with Pauline
Frederick, all week THE Marionettes,'
O. Henry film first half of week. Stanley
war pictures latter half Of week.
REGENT-"American Methods" with Will
liam Farnum. Monday. Tuesday; Gods
a,,'S tlytt
nesday; "The Lonesome Chap" with
Louise HUFF, Friday, Saturday.
RTPAND-"Moral Courage" with Muriel
Ostriche first half of week. THE Eter-
nal Sin" with Florence Reed latter half
of week Others.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
Joan the Woman" with Geraldine Far
rar. Cecil b. DeNIille's exquisite pic
turization of the Maid of Orleans life,
with mscast star.
VAUDEVILLE
KETTH'S-Mme. Doree's Celebrities OPP
cratic entertainment Bert Kalmar and
Jessie Brown in Nursery Land: Flor
RE Millership in a new speciality; Stan
Stanley, "the bouncing fellow; WATERS
wanted" with Cole. Russell and Davis
Five Nelson's Keane and White; Frank
and Addie Brighton; others
GLOBE-"Models Abroad; Tom Linton
and jungle Girls; Brady and
Mahoney; Will Stanton and company
Nieman and Kennedy; Nolan and Nolan
D'Lier and Termni; Paramount Trio.
EROADWIY-"Six Little Wives all
week. Farrell and Farrell; Mile. Rialtc
and company; "Royal Romance photo
play, first half of week Rita Gould
Valentine and Bell; american Methods,
photoplay, latter half Of week.
WILLIAM PENN-"America First al
week. "a Street Urchin"i Schoen ano
Burt: Walter Ward and Useless Com
edy cyclists; I'm Again-Out Again.
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ing scene are among the prominent fea.

ing scene are among the prominent fea'
lures.
TROCADERO "The Buriesque Review
with Milo. the dancer. In the company
also are Snitz Moore, Billy Mcintyre, Earl
Kerns, Monica Redmond and Dolly Sweet.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
MAY Is.
KEITH'S--Julia Arthur In Liberty
Ahame" "The Corner store; Primrose
Four.
MAY eL
hETTHS-Florence Moore and brother
Marck's Jungle lions.
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photoplay, first half of week. La France
and Kennedy; Harry and Eta Conley ;
Millington and PAUL; THE Desert Man."
photoplay, latter half OF week.
GRAND-"The Kissing School" with Tom
my Kutur and Billy Lang; tho Alexander
Brothers.; Dorothy Kenton, banjost !;
Noodles Fagan Jimmie Lucas and
company; the three Jordan Girls; others.
CROSS KEYs-Lipinski's dogs Denny and
Sykes; Delmore. Angel and company {;
Maude Ryan; Egomar and O'Brien: Six
Saores, first half Of week. THE Show
Girls Revue Bowers and Cord Valen-
tine Fox; the Three Iangwoods latter
half of week.
BURLESQUE
CASINO-"The Hip, Hip, Hooray Girls, I"
with Ben Pierce and William II. Weston.
THE Six Diving Bellies" and an ice-skat-