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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
CANClDATES MUST Fits EXPENSE STAT EHEkTS

Clerk T. C IIankins ot the board of supervisors today issued . warning to all candidates on the general election ,ls, taey must. under Paragraph 2g54. Revised statutes ii.e tAei- expense statements with the aoard or aper- ,--7rs not mor- than E nar le-- than 'al days before the election. A- y-t large number ol candidates have not filed their statements anl as ,ae time + growing -hor, su cani.lstes have be,a asked ;o ..Ie 'aa,r --a.eaeu.,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
ADVERTISING

The manufacture ot the biz s~aie- which was used to grade the streets Of Tombstone has an ~aG ia the Western Highway Builder showing the grader working on Freuon. street and the good-!oo.:i.s manipulate Of ,he grader Paul ~F5o,z Edison .s shown at wo-k but with his hacE to The .onlooEers
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
MARRIAGE TICKETS

Four marriage licenses were issued out ot the office of l. F.: James. clerk of the Superior court. during the past week. as follows
 Chas. Movers. Tucson and The!ms Darne!l. wilcoN
 Manuel Aryizu and Francisco Cor d"ya. Douglas
 Albert Gillon and Louise Nishan, Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
CALLED TO BiSBEE ON SISTERS ILLNESS

Mrs. Gen. R Henshaw. wife oi the county assessor. was called to Bisbee yesterday due to the serious illness C her sister. Mrs ] R. Fitzpatrick, who was operated upon several days
 ports today Were that the pa time, was very low. but hopes were b, ing held out for her recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TAG DAY FOR
 BENEFIT OF oRPHANAoE

The women of Tombstone will con duet a Tag Day sale Saturday in Tombstone. in connection with a statewide campaign for the benefit of the Tucson Orphanage Every lady in Tombstone is asked to help put the sale over. One table will be con ducted at each drug store and one at the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
QUAIL SEASON OPENS YESTERDAY: DUCKS TODAY.

The hills around Tombstone yester. day were infested with hunters after the festive quail, on the opening Of the season and many fHI bags were reported to have fallen. Hunters re- port a large number Of qaai! in the hills this year. due to the late rains which did not destroy the eggs or the young birds. Duck season opens to- day and while il is yet q little early to go after the willy game. hunters are spotting out nearby locations for future reference
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
PIMA COUNTY ATTORNEY.

George Darnell, county attorney of Pima county and a candidate for Stu perior judge Of that county was in Tombstone today being interested in case in the local Superior Court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
DOUGLAS PUBLISHERS HERE

Major Geo H. Kelly, editor. and Geo. w. Lynn. business manager. of the Douglas International, are in Tombstone today interviewing the local merchants relative 10 advertis- ing for their annual special edition which will be published soon. From here they will go to Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
SENATOR RIGGS HERE

Senator Wm- Riggs, banker and cat;lemsn oi Wilcox. was in Tomb stone today attending the state land sale conducted here. Senator Riggs rrpo-,s the cattle in his district as .at arl sleek 4ni in good shape for ;le winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
He reports that

tie mountain range is in very good shape for the winter and cattle are looking good
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

the result Of serious burIs recciiei when he fell into tank oi boiline hot asphalt The funeral was conducted under the auspices of the BisD-e ia sonic order. number Of The local icdgc attending in body
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
INSANE PATIENT

Mrs James Barrett today took an insane woman patient 10 the state hospital a, Phoenix for th- sherift office The unfortunate woman. Mrs. Garter. was broush, up from Douglas and has hal!uc,nations that -cme unknown party i- coming up from Mexico to assassinAt- her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TO DOUGLAS MEET

Geo II. Wales. republican candidate for county assessor. was among the local republicans who went to Douglas this afternoon to attend the Campbell meeting 10 he held there tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
BiS6EE VISITOR

Bert Tomblinson. resident of Bis, bee. spent few hours in Tombstone today on court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
FROM CALIFORNIA

Mn and Mrs. Frank Fowler and friend. F. $ Hubbard. arrived here yesterday from Idylwili Cali and will spend few days here visiting the guests of Postmaster w A Fowler and wife
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WILCOX VISITORS

Frank Rottmau and k. C. Lewis, business meu of Wilcox. were here ipday on court matters
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AT THE CAMP GROUNDS

The city comping grounds for tour ists was covered with cars last night. The rush is on and will increase from new on
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oost ln no nncertaIn term
RETURNED FROM |. 4.

Chas LiIlybyecis returned today from Los Angeles. where h- spen; the past TWO months on q vacation. and will resume his place at the O. Ifrrlbts Trun SrOr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
'To PHOENIX CONVENTION

Mrs Frances AJeil went Co Phoe- nix today. where she VIII attend the state convention Of Abstractors. repre- srn;ing the Gibson Abstract company Of Tombstone
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DEPUTIES HERE

Deputy sheriffs Ed Leahy " NJ Thorpe and Fred Moore. cattle in-p-o- tor. were in town today as witnesses btfore the Superior court.
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ARRIVE FROM PHOENIX

Mrs. L. White and son and daugL- ter, and Mrs. C. W. Miller. arrived in Tombstone today from Phoenix 10 al tend the funeral of George White, which will be held !. S:sbee tomo-- row afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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COMING ON

The paving plant was shut down 70 day and will not lay any more until Monday morning. Friday nine hun dred feet was laid but the day before tE. r.cord was HOO feat.
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SOUTHLAND MINING MAN

Wm. Holmes. Courtland mining man. spent few hours in Tombstone today on business
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BACK TO INDIANA

Mrs E. Roberson, who ha, been spending the pas, six months here wlth her mother. Mrs. Crews. lei; to- day Tor Nincennes. Ind, where she sill join her husband.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

On tour ol the wes, md of the c,uuty party Of cochise County Drmocratic candidates left here this afternoon their itinerary being st. David. Curtis. Benson. Robinson and return here ,omorrow The party was accompanied by j. N. sparks chairman of th- Central Committee Meetings will be held in an the pre-. c'ncts in that and of ,h- county
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
siSsEe ATTORNEYS

Attorneys Geo. l.. Taylor M Blu menthsl. and John Sanders. all of Bisbee. were in town today on court matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
LADIES' AID
 REGULAR MEETING

TE- regular bgs.aess meeting of tie Ladies Aid VIII be held # the church
 parlo-z Thursday afternoon at 2.3o. Iarpo-tau. business is to come before r4= meeting and full attendance is
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
BUSY WEEK

This is busy week for the Crystal theater |, will be open each night but Wednesday. as Senator Ashurs. speaks there tonight and Governor Campbell Thursday night. and ther. are pictures the rest of the time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
LAST MOVE

The remains of the big camp that has been located at the Fairbank bridge for several months moves out today what remained of it and thus marks the finish of the construction of the last link in the Tombstone Patagonia section of the Tombstone. Nogales state highway Project En. g:neer Al Jenkins was in town today completing the final move
 MORE PAVING
 Jim Thompson of the state highway department arrived in Tombstone to. day and left for Douglas. where he will have charge of the paving of the dips in Douglas to Rodeo road. Al Jenkins sent the concrete mixer over today to be used in that work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
CATTLEmEN ERE

Frank Moson. Lewis Springs cattle, man was among the visitors in the county seat today on business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
J. ]. SULLIVAN

been over 5nsiderable part of the county and find Sd united democratic fiont for the coming general election, and if the election does not go demo cratic from top to bottom he will miss his guess. Mir. Adams has practically nc opposition for reelection, having served as supervisor during the past two years. His home is at Dragoon. where he has resided for the past thirty years
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
COUNTY MEOfcO

nr. z. Causey. superintendent: oi the county hospital at Douglas. spent few hours in Tombstone today as 2 witness before the Superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
PRACTICE ?

Manager Wynn of the Tombstone Union Hi baseball team is asking that all members of the team attend the practice games "Wednesday and Thurs day al the diamond
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
ON HUNTING TRIP

C. K Jacobson and j. L. Hinton. To- cal leasors, went out to the Chirica- huas this afternoon to spend sunday in an effort to bring home some veui- son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
CAT" AT WORK

The big eat" is at work neqr the monument and today will finish the road from Trapplnan Draw tg Walnut Gulch. The posed a-a.ite il. that stretch is working up fine, The road to Benson is now being worked over by three er-ws
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES

Jack White. republican candidate for state mine inspector. and F. w. stephens. candidate for state tax commissioner on the republican tick ct. were visitors in Tombstone today en route home from Bisbee and Doug las They were accompanied by Vim. White. brother Of Mir. White
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TUESDAY
CCCHiSE VISITOR

pr. J. \. Ellis. we.lknown medico e; Cochise. spen, a few hours in Tombstone today He was aocompa- nied by Mrs Ellis
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
WERE INDICTED

W. W. Ganneoylds Jusn Gonzales santiago Villa anu Pydro Les~liro. who wer~ arrested 'y customs off cials at Naco trw weeks ago on a charge Of smuggling several head of animals and some mescal across tn. .line, were indicted in Tucson yester. day by ,he federal grand jury and have entered q plea of guilty cunne o>las has already served several terms in the county jatl in Tombstone on NnntIegg.ns eEarg.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
FROM RANCH

|. Boedecher well known farmer and ca,tleman of Turner. was visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
roads alone.
TOURISTS

All east and west bound tourists. and they arc going through by the dozens are advertising the road through Lordsburs. Rodeo. Douglas. Bisbee, Benson and Tucson to the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TO BENSON

Mrs l. W Cr.~s went tp Benson today .or several days visit with
 friends,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TO DOUGLAS

Mrs A. L. Beck was aa outgoing passenger to Douglas today to spend several days with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
CALL OF HOME

The Call of Home" Robertson Coie production. is booked for the Crystal theater tomorrow night and in addition there will be two reels of comedy. making q seven reel show for 15 and a5 cents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
SATURDAY
MANY TO FUNERAL

A large number of Tombs. .one resi- dents went to Bisbee this afternoon to attend the funeral of George White, who died a; the rospital ia E:sbee a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

Florence - FlJreuceCasl Crauda power district to hold s2O.O0J bond election
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work
FROM CAMILLE

Mrs M A. Ico was visitor in town today from Camille
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
THROUGH TO BiSBEE

Sam Barrow. St. David cattleman was in Tombstone today en route tc E;sbee 10 attend the Street funeral
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
ROADS ROUGH

A great many of the roads are get ting rough because Of no rainfall Rain is needed for more reasons than rnads alor,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
FROM HUACHucAS

II. W. Wilcox, cattleman Of the Huachucas. was a visitor in Tomb stone today returning to his ranch this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

Frank Ge-rs oi Light and W. J. Cs-rs of GIeesol were in Tombstone today attending the state land sale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

The state highway from Walnut Gulch 10 the Trappman Draw has been finished ana this morning the state maiatenance men under Frank sanders started to work reconstruct ing the surface Of the road from the Trappman Draw to the city limits, where the paving starts east. The big eat" is now down Curtis Flat way. The Noyes crew is finishing up near the Bisbee Extension and will set onto the Benson Tombstone high
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TOOK PRISONER.

Wm McMulIen. city detective of Kansas City. Kan. arrived in Tomb stone yesterday and left with James Dudley Major, alias Roy Sterling. ar rested in Cochise county for automo- bile stealing Major is wanted in Kansas City for an alleged bank rob bery and is reputed to be dangerous criminal. A reward of sl00 will be paid 10 Deputy Sheriff Nern LaMore. Q. Douglas. who captured Major after a sensational auto drive to Rodeo from Douglas last week. When cap turcd The officers believed that Ma jor was q man with record and infor- nation and finger prints were broad, casted with the result that word came from the chief of police of Kan. gas City 10 hold the prisoner for bank robbery. An accomplice Of Major has been located and it is believed his capture will shortly ba effected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
FROM GLE ESON.

Constable L. NJ Brown and daugh- ter, Miss Ethel, spent few hours in Tombstone today.
 oLEEsoN VISITOR.
 Earl Eddins. GleeSon railroad man. was among the visitors in Tombstone during tfe day.
 FROM DOUGLAS.
 Attorney R. N French. Of Douglas, was a visitor in Tombstone today having several matters before the Su. perior Court MT. French is one O: the Democratic candidates for t>e Su. perior judseship of this county. TRAINMAsTER HERE.
 Trainmaster ". ]. Murphy. of the F. P. & s. w. was a visitor in Tomb stone today. FRFoM ST. DAVID.
 F. H. Hilton. farmer of St David was a visitor ia the county seat today on business at the court house. HOLDING COURT.
 Jdge W. R. Chambers. of the Ora ham county superior court arrived ir Tombstone yesterday and is occupy ing the bench in the Cu0Miags case
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
FsOM PHOENIX

Jay F. Alkire ot the Manufacturing Stationers. printers of Phoenix. was 2 brief visitor il Tombstone today n route to Cananea on z business niSs!On.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TO DOUGLAS

John II. Davis and A. II. Gardae Were in Douglas toGay
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TUCSON ATTORNEY

Frances F Hartman. Tucson attor rey. was in Tombstone today
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SENATOR ROBERTS HERE.

Senator C. NJ. Roberts. well known resident of the north end of the coun- ty and Democratic nominee for the state senate. arrived in Tombstone u is morning and will remain over un- til tonight to attend the Ashurst meeting to be held at the Crystal Theater. Senator Roberts reports that in his travels about the county lie finds nothing but Democratic sen timent anu landslide for the entire state and county ticket is inevitable -t both the Bisbee and Douglas meet ings of Senator Ashurst. Mt Roberts states that he has never witnessed s.ch interest and enthusiasm as was expressed by the voters. which means that voters this year will relegate the Republicans into oblivion
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RETURNED FROM TUCSON

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, Chief of Police Hal Smith. Deputy Sheriff " P. Thorpe and Cattle h. spector Fred Moore returned 10 Tomb stone today from Tucson. where they have been for the past four days as witnesses before the [. s. grand jury which is in session there
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
FROM MOUNTAINS.

Mrs. J. IT. Tippet- lS iu Tombstone today from her ranch in the lIua- cnucas and may decide to move 70 Tombstone i5r the winter
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TRAY BLING MAN

T. E. Grace. travelling man Of Doug las. spent 4 few hours in town today interviewing the merchants
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
BENSON VISITORS
FINISHED

< 6. smith ant l. Maier Of Benst were visitors iE Tombstone today.
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GOING SOME

GOING SOME
 Over 70 cars of tourists passed through Tombstone yesterday. Five car loads camped here last night. ATTENDING LODGE
 County Attorney J. F. Ross and Jus tice of the Peace H. P. Merrill are in Tucson attending the grand lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias. STATE BANK suPr. HERE
 Doane Merrill. State Bank Super intendent. with headquarters in Phoe- nix. was a visitor in Tombstone yes tercay.
 LAND COMMISSIONER CONDUCTS LAND SALE HERE
 For the purpose of conducting the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsEIY TOLD
MONDAY
ACCOMPANIES AsHuRsT.

Oscar Irwin. real estate dealer o. Phoenix. was in Tombstone today ac- companying the Ashurst party in the tour of the southern par, of the state FROM RANcH
 J. N. Curtis. Jr. of St. David spent few hours in the county seat today with a load of ranch n-odiic.
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term or court
IN elSsEE
HUNTING MEN

Frank Sanders was in town yester. day hunting men 10 work On the roads out of Tombstone
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WEDNESDAY
IN siSsEE

IN siSsEE
 Dewey Cicchetti and wife. Mrs. Tony Giacoma. Mrs. Leo Hill and John Ciochetti visited in Bisbee yesterday. sEoM ST. DAVID
 J. $ Merrill Jr. farmer and con, tractor Of St. David. was among the visitors in the county seat today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
TAKEN TO TOMBSTONE

Henry Brown. negro. charged with the murder of Walter Anderson an other neso. in Brewery Gulch about two weeks ago. was brought to Tomb stone last evening to await the action Of the superior court. lie was un- ale 10 furnish s2,ooo bond The case will probably come up for trial at this term Of court.
 IN glsgeE
 George ivey, Tombstone leasor. spent yesterday in Bisbee on busi- ness visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
IN TOWN

Wesley Hill oi Phoenix was IF tJwi. today arranging for the coming meet ing of Governor Campbell at the Crystal Thursday night
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

owing to the disqualification of both Judges Lockwood and Sames Judge Chambers will hear several other cases at the present term of court in TUCSON.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty and City Marshal Hal Smith are in Tue son. having been called there as wit nesses before the Federal court on the box gar robbery cases which are coming up there for trial They ex- poet to be absent for several days
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
VERSE lAUOS
 BRAVERY OF SULLIVAN

Attorney O. Gibson. also poet of hote. has composed short tribute to the heroism of ]. J. Sullivan. who res. cued George White from the tank of molten asphalt Tuesday afternoon. The tribute. beautiful thought. as composed by Mr. Gibson. follows;
 ,. j. SULLIVAN Hcratius al the fateful bridge. Jasper on Fort Moultrie's edge. Nhittlesey in the dense Argonne. Each immortal glory won. And when his fellow creature fell Iato boiling asphalt hell. Sullivan thrust his bare arms in Thrice before he rescued him. Hc did likewise write his name On the scroll of immortal fame While man for man thus to do is lead The spirit of heroism is not dead
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way very soon
THE PAVING

The black top" crew has laid little ovr one and oue-half miles O, the second five mile stretch of pay ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

Constable L. NJ Brown and daug ter, Miss Ethel, spent few hours Tombstone today.
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which is in session there.
CHAVEZ FOUND GUILTY

This afternoon in the Superior court the jury in the case of the state against Jose Chavez returned a yer dict of guilty Of assault with intent to commit rape The case had gone tn trial yesterday and introduction of testimony was completed by noon to. day Tomorrow the case of k. K. and W. E. Holt. charged with assault with intent to commit murder. will be started.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
THURSDAY
I.. BIS BEE

i'l Riseee
 Bisbee yesterday on . brief visit TRAVEL LING MAN
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22

Carl stat, rive noor tai cand theii in G ing Bisb large that ocrat go f Pima close elect De m demo are | ot c, work deine usual demo CT VI Ware
 EI. for | cutlii ment ed. ai put t uatio. Arizo P. H from 1917. chair periot prosp ed tn try a. they years
 FoIl as a the s' crats were adopt text 1 ciiildr state for al demos
 The an op Hayd, tourir with tune tell t ures keep of thu major to tn provh rich r
 Thi pcrta, tie e the | limit r:eH
 JEl the Q b-cus R@fin
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CLEESON VISITOR.

Earl Eddins. Gleeson railroad man. was among the visitors in Tombstone during tfe day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-22
SUPERVISOR HERE

Supervisor D. A. Adams of Dragoon, and candidate for reelection, stopped over in Tombstone for a short while today en route to Douglas on a brief business mission. Mr. Adams will return here Friday to join the party Of democratic candidates who will leave on a tour for the west end 'of the county. He reports that he has
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VALLEY VISITORS

...esL.N
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The onlOOEers
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CANDIDATES ON TOUR.

being held out for her recovery.
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
BERLIN HOUSES SOLD ABROAD
Foreie ners Buying Choicest Pieces
of Real Estate.

BERLIN, Sept. 80 (Associated Press) -
Many of Berlin's choicest pieces of real
estate are being bought up by foreign
ers and the annument OF the federal
renting law is being urged by Germans
who believe It's operation is resulting
in the wholesale appropriation of prop
erty. The Invasion Of non-German buy
ers is especially marked in tho fash
ionablo West End. In one district III
out OF 1856 houses have gone over to
foreign possession, and 81 out OF 90
propertirs in the neighboring section
have undergone a similar transfer.
The deals are said to involve many
buyers who stocked up on marks some
time ago when German money was high
or the exchanges and who covered
themselves by Investments in property
when the mark fell. Two Holanders
SO far have made 1875 such purchases In
Greater Berlin. while two Spaniai ds
have acquired thlrty-nlne dwellings in
the suburb of Steplitz alone. A corner
property including "A modernly equipped
residence near the kurfuerstondamm
Rerlins. Fifth avenue, was recently
bought by Englishmen for $50 pounds,
or one-thirtieth OF is pre-war value
IL is asserted the Governments regu-
tion OF rents makes tho holding OF
properties Improbable for German~
The New York herald., 1922-10-01
FOUR AMERICAN OPERA
STUDENTS WIN HONORS
Pass Severe Tests at Fontoin-
bIeou Conservatory.

Speciol Gable to THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris. Sept. 80.
CONGRATULATIONS are being showered
on five American girls who have passed
the tests Of the American Conservatory
of Music at Fontainbleau. The names
of the successful students who all un-
dertook the most difficult roles In opera
and opera comique are given as Mrs.
Morton Harris, Mrs. Tess Davidson,
Miss Hilda Grace Berkey. Miss Vivian
Hulles and Miss Gertrude Courtney.
Disregarding all precedents the d.
rector of the conservatory decided that
the pupils should wear the costumes
of the characters they intended to rep
resent The critics and others who at
tended the rehearsals were enthusiastic
in their praise of the work OF the
American girls and hopes are enter
tanned that before they return to the
United States they will be given an
opportunity of appearing on the Paris
stage.
Not only was the singing of the
difficult roles pronounced exceptionally
good but their French pronunciation
surpassed anything that was expected
of them. Mrs. Harris as Sdlome was
described by the critics as showing re-
straint in her acting and being inter-
esting vocalIy. Mrs. Davidson as MdnoH
however. scored the biggest success
with her clear articulation and the
limpid flexiblity of her voice. Mrs.
Harris and Miss Courtney took first
opera prizes. Miss Vivian Hulles sec
ond prize, Mrs. Davidson first prize
for opera comique and Miss Berkey
second prize.
The directors OF the school say that
they have other American pupils who
will win equally high honors as soon
as they have mastered French pro-
nunciation sufficiently.