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The Washington times., 1910-10-24
SynOpsis Of Chapters AIready Published


BarTabas. a sculptor. returns 10 his
home TO find his wife murdered, his
daughter, Evelyns, unconscious, and his
son, PolydOre. a youth OF twenty. gibbeT-
ing in loft The boy says he has KILLED
his mother, and the father writes let
ter 10 the dead wOman's brother, taking
the crime on himself. Then he fees.
Barrabas seeks the house Of Marcadian.
lawyer and mis- wife's brother, 60 whom
he had written his confession There nc
meets Addison Kingsley. an American
millionaire, who practically lidnaps him
For 500. 90 he agrees TO marry Lucie
Well with whom his strange hosts son
Is infatuated At KinEsley's instance he
changes his Identity and becomes Charles
Douglass, an American.
William Kingsley comes 70 nee his IA
ther. IL the presence Of Barrdbas he de-
clares ne 40 longer loves I-ucie Well but
does love Evelyne Barrabas, the pretend
Cr's daughter.
Kingsley conhdes 20 Barrabas his will
ingness that his son shall marry the
EculptOr's daughter. That night Barrabas
hears Kingsley and Lucie In angry alter
cation and the girl disappears lie sees
kingsley aiterward washing the blood
from his hands
Angrily protesting against the murdsr
OF LuCie. Earrabas Is seized By BambOu
and tied. Kingsley then scars ms face
with sulphuTlc acid. The sculptor Is told
this Is 10 prevent his Identification
EaTrabss becomes reconcLed 10 his hOr-
r4ble disfgurement-tO being The Man
Without a Face" Kingsley tells him The
story Of the real Charles Douglass This
man, his business partner, Kingsley had
Earned was the reel father OF William
Evelyne IS frightened Into unconscious
ness By a mailman at the EanetCrium- In
her terror she turns. unknoWingIy. 10 her
father and presses her lips 10 bis SCARED
face
IN the supposed mailman T., who had
so badly frightened Evelyne. Barrabas
recognizes his son. PolydoTe.
Fnlydore tells his father 70 was his mad
love for Lucie Well that caused him TO
kill his mother.
Kingsley tells Barrabas he must prepare
70 90 10 America before the marriage %
William and EveIyne The Man With
OE- a Face. secure IN the knowledge OF
his own power. bids his ersEWhiIe master
defiance Marcadian. meanwhile has man
Nested a desire 70 break on the marriage
EarraDas visits MarCadian and E,yely me,
aid by agreeing 10 make the mad patient,
really his son. POlyd1rc. his special care.
sn6uces them 70 Withdraw their Objec-
ions 70 Evelyne's marriage 20 William
Duncan.
kingsley tells Rarrabas he must sail i'm
mediately Tor America and before going
must adopt a son '''The Man Without
a Face rebels. but knows he must obey
dis thoughts turn O. polydore-
BaTrabas and Polydo-e sail for Ameri-
ca with Addison Kingsley. Eyelyne and
her nance wave them farewell.
On the way over J-Ucle We'll. supposed
70 have been murdered, and the -Hnd1o.
Jim. appear on board The HIndOo SAYS
he loves LUcie and has hidden her away
az kingsley.s orders. PolydIre shows MS
Old infatUatiOn for the girl
Addison Kingsley tells his partner he
has planned 10 have Polydore. now adopt
ed as Theodore Douglass marry I.ucfe
Well He reveals this as part Of his
revenge against William kingsley
The Washington times., 1910-10-24

want any person who suffers with
billiOusness- constipation Indigestion
or any liver or blood ailment. 10 try
my Paw-Paw Liver Pills. I puarsn-
tee they will purify the blood and put
the liver and stomach into a heaItGful
condition and viii positively cure bill
hOusness and constipation. or I will
refund your Munyon's Rome-
opathio Home Remedy Co., 53rd and
Jefferson SITS, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Washington times., 1910-10-24
SEVEN DAYS" SETS
NEW RECORD RUN
Comedy Reaches Four Hundredth
Performance in New York-Oc-
casion Is Celebrated

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-"Seven Days
has reached fits four hundredth con-
seCutive performance in what is the
longest unbrol0en run ever recorded by
a comedy in New York.
The run has continued without break
since the night Of the first production OF
the play. The occasion on Saturday night
was observed on the part Of Wagon
halls and KempeT, the managers, by
gifts to the members of the company
and a note OF thanks for the share
each had contributed TO the success
of the comedy. Mary Roberts Rine-
hart one Of the authors of Seven
DAYS" sent a cable message from
London, while Avery Hopwood was
present in the theater-
The Washington times., 1910-10-24
CONCERT SERIES
AT THE COLUMBIA
BoStonia Sextette Club Booked 70
Appear At the First
Musicale.

". L Radcliffe has inaugursted a
series Of concerts to take place at the
Columbia Theater during the present
season. It will include artists Of the
first rank. most Of whom are new to
the Washington public.
The series will open on November 9
with the BostOnia SeXtes.e Club II is
under the direction OF its founder, c.
l. Stats, S1he celebrated clarinet vir-
tuOSO-
November 50, with a joint recital by
Florence Larrabee, pianist, and Flor
ence Hardeman, violinist.
The Washington times., 1910-10-24
BUILDING SHOW
ON IN ST. LOUIS
Exhibits Comprise Model
Houses With All the Lat
est Appliances.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct. "A real es-
tate and building show, something
unique In the way of exhibitions in this
country. opened in st. Louis todav and
al continue for one week.
me show is conducted In the inter
est Of the prospective purchaser of
homes and other classes Of real estate.
The chief exhibits consist of model
houses, showing the latest appliances
In heating, drainage, decoration inter
Tor finish. furnishings, and all other
details that go 10 make up a model
home or apartment.
The Washington times., 1910-10-24
Manchester Police Answer
Inquiry About "Sir Fred
+ erick Gray
HELD IN CAPITAL,
SWINDLE CHARGED
British Authorities Declare Person
He Claims to Be Is Unknown
to Alleged Employees.

Manchester. England, may hold the
key to the identity Of the mysterious
Sir Frederick Gray. lately known as
Senior Fredrico r. Gray. of Mexico
City, held here under 81, 200 bond for
the action Of the grand jury.
Gray was arrested here about ten
days ago on the complaint OF two
young men, Elmon Geneste and
George Allen Henderson. They both de-
clared that they had answered an
advertisement inserted by him for
secretary, TO take charge of Mexican
mining interests. He gave each Of
them the single position. they assert.
and required them to make a cash de-
post Of $500. Because Henderson had
put up the money. he caused the man
arrest on charge Of obtaining money
on false pretenses.
Police Record Received.
From Chief Constable Robert Pea
cock. Of Manchester, England, the po-
lice have received a record which
they believe is that o. the man they
hold here. When arrested Gray had
cards purporting to identify Richard
Musgrave. representing the Musgreve
Ltd Company Of Manchester. Eng
land. The report from the constable
reads:
I beg to report with reference 70 the
oablegram from superintendent SyIves-
ter. police. Washington. D. c.. that the
above named, who claims to be and has
cards as Richard Musgrave represent
Ing Musgrave Ltd. Manchester, the only
limited company of that name IS Mus
grave * Co, Ltd. 40 Deansgate, Man
chester, and they neither know Gray
nor anyone named Richard f. Mus
grave, representing them; In fact no
'Musgraye' has been in that firm for
the last twenty-five years.
Musgrave In Unknown.
Il bave also made inquiries from
Frederick Ralph Musgrave, broker. 10
and 20 Exchange Building, St. Nazys-
gate, and William A AIusgrove. ste,,I
and metal merchant. Bridge street. CITY.
but the above named is unknown to
them.
in all probability, Frederick Gray is
identical with Frederick Grey. sentenced
at Manchester assizes April 7. 1902. to
twelve, twelve. and twelve months. con-
current, for embezzlement and forgery:
also at the Manchester. assizes .Novem-
ber 9. 1903. as Charles Frederick Grey.
sentenced to twelve and twelve months
concurrent for bigamy and fraud also
al the Manchester assizes, January q
1905, as Charles Frederick Gray, SEN
fenced TO five years penal servitude for
forgery.
Description: Born, 1876, five feet
eight and one-quarter inches tall. DaIe
complexion brown hair and blue eyes.
mole right side Of neck. walks lame and
mill manager by occupation"
1t is expected that further communi-
cation with the Manchester police will
be held by the washington authorities
In an attempt TO establish Gray's iden-
.tity.
The Washington times., 1910-10-24
By ALBERT BOISSIERE
Ira stated from the F~eHcb b. Florence
CyezUe-/ OHeS

Lucie was as deep as ever. Perha rs
the future would even pas his calcu-
latOns, daring as they were, and his
revenge ran more heavily than he an
uclpated on the doctor. w-ho-was innO-
cent OF any crime.
But / told him nothing about the let
ter Why should I give him the salts
tacll0n or knowing that his cruel re-
tthSe was working so well And when
ne inventory terminated and he left
-iciSyoke TO return to New York in a
state or utter detection, 7 watched him
go little dreaming that I should never
look upon him again. this man so re-
bust IN health. who had worked and
paid so dearly for a vengeance that he
was not destihed 10 enjoy, even when
events brought y about In a manner
ined!
Eight DAYS later I received a letter
from Marcndlan- He wrote.
1pu cannot understand the serious
ness or the situation. Evelyne has
lIaq me weakness To confess 10 her
husband who the man was YOU took
away from his asylum. II Is irnp0s-
Slpie Tor me 10 tel you in this letter
Who he really is. although 7 know
that We should have all your sym
p3thN- ] hope that as soon as pos
slb5e you viii be able 20 make 2. visit
10 France Your son IS laboriug IN
dcf the Illusion that YOU aud
worked together To bring about this
marriage between his patient Z
and Lucte Well Nothing that I can
say can convince him that he has
made AZ error II you came over
You would be abe % clear the mis-
understanding at once
The letter fell from my hands nv
Door little Evelyne, saw cIearIy
the seriousness of the situation. Sh6
was only a fraH girl and she had had
the weakness 70 confess 10 her huS-
band that Z. the abnormal Great
ure. was her brother POlydore. And
the doctor had thought that I helped
addison Kingsley I'm his scheme and
that Marcadian had had a hand I'm
the matter. now understood hfs re-
ordinations. his suspicion and the
insulting tone Of his letter. Alasl the
foresight, the calculations Of the dis
honOred husband, who was now
WreakiuE his vengeance on the limo
cent son. had been correct.
felt with q vague premonitfor
that we were all going 10 suffer
through the subsequent events SO
decided 10 take -MaTCadIan's advic,
and return 10 France.
] had my trunks packed wa.
ready 10 20. When-the sudden arrIva
OF my son POIydOTe and his wifi.
forced me 10 delay my journey
The Continuation OF This story VII
BE Found In TOmOrrOyy's
Issue of The Times.
The Washington times., 1910-10-24
ONLY NEWEST FILMS
AT VIRGINIA THEATER
Announcement Is Made BY Man
agement That There Will Be
No "Re0eate-c "
No "Repeaters. >.

A new departure that promises a treat
70 the patrons Of the Virginia Theater.
COS Ninth street northwest. is advertised
by the management.
Beginning today this house will CX-
hihit daily three high-clasS pictures
from the leading film manufa cturers
n~ESr before shown in a Washington
moving picture parlOr
II Is announced that there will be no
repeaters' at this place Of amusement.
An arrangement has been perfected be
tween the management Of the Virginia
ana the film manufacturers which VIII
enable the former TO show their pictures
on the day Of their release by the manu-
faCturers-
Orchestral music viii be an added at
traction at each performance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

has been donated from several bills
mada q total payment of $40 TO ap-
ply on The 1864 indebtedness.
a committee Of three composed of
y T. Frenccr y. Gales and r. III.
ms was appointed To 90 oyer the
finances of the chamber, 10 audit all
hil. and push tht collection Of the
unpaid subscriptions II is hoped by
tae board ~ have al money sub
scrlhsl paid on on before May >. So
that all back indebtedness may be
cancelled Asfore the next meeting OF
ne entire chamber
The board also ado.tt-i resolutions
90 he presented Ia The board OF county
commits oncrs requesting them to
comflne tho expenditure IT an the
present road fund 10 the worst part
&. fAe C4M5Ho Real as the board had
been advised that in several places
the roadbcl had become almost i'm
passable. Ii IS believed that q mile
or two ~ repair work Will put the
road in condition between Las Cruces
ana Anthony and Il Is deemed advis-
able and im9artont - keep the nigh
WAY in a good state 81 repair.
Aduces to the effect that the
of New York had appointed q
.receulion committee for the occasion
81 the return II Colonel Roosevelt
ana that fhe presence of the menu
beers or his old regiment Of Rough
to ACT as an escort is desired,
been received here.
Major " II. H.. Llewellyn OF Las
Cruces who was a member OF the
eimeut and a personal friend OF
Roosevelt has received the intelii-
sence y WIZ probably attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
RIO GRANOE SHOWS
HIGH STAGE Of
WATER HERE
Five Feet Eight Yesterday and
Expected to Be Higher Today
and Tomorrow; Flood Stage.
Coming at 81 Paso.

The Eio Gmnie Ar Albuquerque
yesterday showed a stage N five feet
eight inches. and stationary. II con-
siderable rise having oeeurrrd .n the
rast week
Reports from ug the RIVER iudi-
cate that the river win ris ~tuulorroW
and Tuesday and that it VIII prob
ably show q good volume If water
for q week or so, said County sur
seyor s. y. 0sle last night III is
q eood thing to have the water pass
OF gradually at this time. for IL
means unless unforeseen cireum
stances follow. that enough Of the
melted snow from headwaterS VIII
off now 10 avert a food the next
month. the time that we usually get
abe highest stage here. Five feet
eight inches T. quite q bit Of water
Tor the Rio Grande. but. Of course.
u is not dangerous. and the outlook
good.
High Water Expected at III Paso.
Reports from III Pa-O are 10 the
effect hat flood stage was expect
ed there last night. Saturday
morning reclamation service adviccs
rom Seldrn. y. NJ. were TO the Of
.ect that 5000 second feet Of water
passing there then. am increase
= LOCO feet over Friday afternoon.
20 that the rise Is a rapid ono.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following j. : list of letters adj
.veItised for the week ending April 30
1910.
ladies List.
Masimiana Agiiar. PetTia Alvarez,
Carrie B,lshaw t2l. MIS-. Eva Iiuhler.
AIRS Ava Bube. Mrs. W. r. Coleman.
Mrs. J. T. CONWAY. Mrs. NJ. Ferguson,
Mrs. r. s.. Ford. Mrs. Mimic Frast.
Petra Griego. JuInita Garcia dc Her
nands.z. Clarita q. de Lueras. Wrs, Ed
ward G. ldchtenstcin. Paulita Muniz-
Della Mentoya. Sntita Muniz. Maggie
Mrntano. Rita A%lontoya. Mrs. y. Me
.tuhG. Mary MeIIngh 90. Ms. Salina
Rogers. Mrs. Capt Stubs. Manuelita
sanchez, Neol2 Stocktar, Miss l..
Welsh. Mrs. Ed. Warner.
Gentlcmcn's List.
Donaciano Gutierrez Alderete.
Henry Acova. ". \. Anduns, Luz
Walter Allen. Taylor !.
ADAMS. Y. -. Barnes. Coral +. Bad
der. Felipe Baragas. Manuel Barcla.
Red Barton. +. IT, Crobb. Richard II.
Nrage, Daniel Dickson. 4. j. or \. J.
duffy. Charlie Farmer. 1:oncslado
ilrcia. Gus Hackcy. claude HaEgard.
:. r. Harding. g. A.. HunNcr. Eliaio
fernando. Joe jefferson. Juan J..
sopcz. Jesus LInzada. Nobcrto Lobato.
Madriz. Roman Maza. Epi-
anio Mcndez. Apolouio Macias. Jacobo
lantolla. Guy McCluy. Joe IL. Me
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
GARFIELD VALLEY A
LITTLE KNOWN
BEAUTY spot
adventurous Editor Finds Out
Where the Alfalfa Comes
From Prosperous Colony IT..
Hills Near Rircon.

JUS we'd Ni4lbVIlt
Especial Correspondence, to wernirE Jearasfi
Hinton. y Ma Aptu 49, DHe of the
orst thin@s iHs sfranesr in ntn
notices is fhe aba fat baitamed viaeaa
draen ht feaf horses. anu .a,sa high
Va erean euheh of iaiaf nlaalfa.
tttntnE dnHu nut ~ Tho h.ils 70 che
Hfef uf town ~ hs asks. ~ d. most
itkr}E HffL ~here They rome from hp
Mhl -ei tins answer tu GARFIELD
Mtf. Questioning sidl further hg
u rms tiaf the Garfield taliet Is pfac.
tieAHf an extension ~ the lslneon eal-
i~s rohiainina something We za.008
NNfes u land ith the village Of Gar
heia located aliaUt Il miles from Inn.
rom H is metropolis
fer tire. months s4ss fhe editor ~
t8e NiHcan itronfdtf ht has lesu
WaieiNns fhe biH nat h9tiomel wagons
rome IN and tfsn ssiriond after carr Z
l"ad ~ fhr produce shipped uut. until
ous dos last week.. mstel hp thr apirit
81 al entafe md discovers h. started
"st e. follow 8 ~ these wagons
taek thfHRh fhs hifss ~ sNs nat fhe
t1hnfrS from binh tbs alfaiGs eames
ttr tells thu result ~ folloNs
Tor z fnW mites thc sos i.i np hIl
ap" dow iiHts through typical New
itAf" sfch"rN hut YerrA aut ~
SIGHT q s siendcf striH al are.n and
HilAer NNli which stretches hetu ern
TO- hiiis titls 81 utiie ile sroad
way dropped teaar8 tae valley until
~ degrees the green and siiAer rib.
bon resolve ffslff into Holas ~ wheat
tHa atis FHa aAfslfa. into lnNards
Mli0 orchards d Ra gdths. Winh homs.
IKE ranch houses tt frequent Intervals
The MIHlY..sHLF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
DEMING NEWS NOTES


IffffF - ~
pemius y. 81. April 30. Edgar
Hnrt the Dtile t~2-Ycar-oid son ~
~ y Hort. it. llinE critically iIl ai
Eogar bceamc very sick ~ MS home.
eieht miles eu8i of Deming. on &
ranch, With rheumatism. DE Maif
~ Summoned at ~ and had the
little fellow removed 10 this place for
better care stomach trouble has set
in and little Edgars iife has hung
iu the balance lpf the last f0rtg.eight
hour.
Mr Hurt ,ame hrle from ~ paso.
here he WAS Well known having
spent t'yo years there IN the real err
tate business in Highland PARK
Mr. Long 81 the Ions Lumber
company spent "a feW days 10 Dcming
this week. looking for q suitable nlaca
~ put s. lumber yard. The Demiue
Z umber company. H. q. Bush. man
- the only yard here IS pres
~ ~ Stritklef has just returned
from kaneas CITY. where he spent
e|eNerai DAYS on business
3 M hilton, the san Antonio met-
enHnt. was in DemiuR Friday.
j D. Bennett cashier ~ the Dem
National bunk, bas returned 40
E sumo his duties IT, cashier. NJ.
lieaneit has been so several months
and t0uk ia lrtNe of absence.
The bemine brick yard Is turning
lnt -9.H9e brick daib These brick
be usfd hi the nea $4,000 eour;
. q Harris l- setting out 1000
pn bis ranch Tor g Hind break.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
]. W. MITCHELL Box 5. Sabattus, NJ
Another Woman Helped.

II. W. MITCHELL Box s. Sabattus, Me.
Another W oman Helped.
GTaniteyille. VII Vas passing
throughthe Change Of Life andslffercd
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia l.. Pinkham's Eega-
tablet Compound restoredmyhcalth and
strength, and proved worth mountains
ot gold to me. For the sake Of other
suffering women ! am willing yoI
should publish my letter" = Mrs.
CHARLES BARCLAY, RED, Granite
vile. Vt.
Women who are passing through
this critical period or who are suffer-
ing from amy OF those distressing ills
peculiar to their sex should not lose
sight of the fact that Tor thirty years
Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which is made from roots and
has been the standard remedy
fer female ills. In almost every COM.
yen viii find women who
have been restored to health by Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
SOUTHWESTERN MINES

Second year Of publication Oot
Is house organ). tells the truth
about mining, and devoted to
MINING Exclusively.
Covers New Mexico almost
exclusively. News Of All south
western camps.
send - cents for three
months trial subscription. Nd
dress southwestern Mines"
= @. BOX 35i. Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

of fle town fovard the south and
southwest and WIN make q distinct
and substantial addition go tn. town
~ Foriaics The public will observe
iHtt th' tnMu of Portaics has actually
rhuh ii' obstruction work uu niuy
f''t business houses during the
nN'nth "i Anr1i and among these the
dt Nrt-i'rnii Nnlliu-, which IS roo
it t11 feei w.il - by MS base
UrInf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02
WORK WILL
STAR RI 0 \ BIG
CASINO GROUP
Stamp Mil Purchased by
Woodward Mini0g Company
Mining News Of Grant County.
District.
1sIlver Cily In1.0ond.nfl

y f. understood that the Woodwsgo
Mining company wii rt begin
active operations or ls properties
" The Bald Mountain district pnr-
ghastd last .ear from James g..
Woodward and gencraIt known as
the Big Casino group some time
slnc the company purchased the OLD
A1tee STAMP mill located above Sill
yer cts. This plant wNl NJ once h
removed 20 the properties Of tho com
puny u there re-creeted and plaeeI
IN active operation n viii havn "a
acity Of seveEty-nvc tons. Active
development work viii also be- inaug-
hfaied. There are several mrge orc
bodies in sight AMI as soon as the
NM Is completed and ln shape TO
the product the Woodward
company viii De numbered among
tho producers OF this section.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

e compound and
Liver Pills before
childbirth. and We
arc all surprised To
see how much good
it dia. Ny physi-
clan said Without
doubt it was the
& omIound that
helped YOU /.
thank You for your
kindne IS in advising
me and give you full
to use
nr4ttpnninlc sAIr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

.krfrh e1rr mar onaa ard
'ilf shnuil rne fie arf th
Liar Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

IhN IHtcef volume u "tontrIbUtiOnE
10 Economic Geology issued by tho
survey. and being designated Bulletin
$50. contains the following reference
To mining districts in this section:
TIL" lead deposits at Tres iior-
manas. in southern Now MrNieo. have
been known for many years and have
Welded about t.u0.UUu worth of
metal. I'm 1900 I'm was discovered
'a this district ana shipments Mere
made to sluDiters. There arc also i'm
dit7ttions of colYrr In This region.
The mines ot fhe Hanover district
in Grant count> have Yielded over q
million tons OF ron orc in thr tom
Gears since fhNf were opened lfuth
hard % soit ores have been cNtcn-
siNclN worked hut the principal ore
Is steadily Increasing year hv y,lr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

Tho bit Of an bits. q Lie and tho
Liar Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

Matinee every afternoon. g.sg
icm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-02

The following j. 8 list of letters al
veItised for the week ending April 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-20

variety theater during the winter
months No one night stands and tank
towns for little Chris and Jack. It's
the big town for theirs right off the
bat, and they will endeavOr TO deliver
variety of vaudeville which will place
their names at the top of the attrac-
tions for the week.
None of the Mike Donlin-M Mabel Hite
business for theirs. where the male
member of the team did heavy think
ing part in one. Neither will there be
a wordless monolog of the Johnnie
King kind of fruit. Singing and dane
ing Will be part, but a small part Of
the Matty-Meyers act. The chief of
the CoeOpahs will wear the aboriginal
dress of his ancestors consisting Of a
gee" string, a pair of sieve /holders
and a copious supply of Diamond dye
on his phiz. Mathewson viii wear the
fuzzy. plush hat and green suit by
which he became known to fame in the
cactus country of the southwest last
year. While the lad with walnut stain
complexion IS changing his tribal robes,
Blk Six will also do his famous special
ty of playing six opponents at chess
at the same time while dashing off a
thriller sequel to won in the Ninth"
Prices will remain the same for this
special attraction. Ten, 20, 30 to all. No
children in arms or Chicago baseball
fans admitted TO the evening perform
ances. Check your hammers at the
door.