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partsr 9ition u. Mnb. an Weuu
.. Smith, so bel 100 JuB on Der
Wsitieit. Der Barter 4pe., nabe Usits
6eu Ipe., 81.
>4boIf 3isdmann. Abm., an syrons
ees Bod. Sbeil bon Cots "a uno 35
unb 5bsiI bon Cots 8 nnb 10 inSmiib
6c SiIbert's llHtsrabtbeilana, $500.
gli5d 6. 5arpsp an Wm. 8. puab,
5beil bon Got 800 in Bpfineer &6ops
tins 3. lnisrabtbeiluns in South
Horpooo, 81.
GouIia 6. Su.tina an NoIter z.
Sammsrs, 100 bel 100 Jub an Gpers
green 4De., 81.
Jofiab airbp, per Sheriff, an Mi>
hael 3. Galagban, Got Al In 6.
9artsborn's untsrabt6eiIung, ,$666. 81.
S0eob auhn. IT,. an Jone Wlerret,
ein Siad Gano in Reptoipn, 81.
Jobn 3. Wbii. an 6ennep 9aplor.
lots 10, is, II unb is In Wsorp
9umpbrep's lnterabtbeiluna, 81.
5be Weifern &c Southern Qife Sni.
SO. an 4usuft 5ertsrt, So Bel 1571ub
an Der Suofeite Der Wldin ctr. iaW1os
biionpille. 81.
louiio R. Waeper an Hbe G<rfeI
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anbrsip 8. Dsinins.r an Gbnorl
q. WiIo, 5000.
Qu1uIt Serssrt on Weistrn u
Souiheru 2ife Sni. Co., $4,000.
etnbreas Shiu an Jruness g. Bar
Der, $500.
Sohn 5Dlspar!b an 5elen 8. Clip
pinaer, $3.50.
Grnit U. Shurier an 9alt.mor,
ape. 6. IL. y. Co, $1,000.
sSrani s. 2aug.I an gasle z. II. 8
81, $4,000.
2aprence 5orper on Centennial 3
a., $2250.
Q.tpbolb 8. qi.rion an grpcjitiOr
y. Ii. 6. Co., $275O.
J!crsnes g. price an :. g. oubole
$S68.91.
:. 6. SubbI. on ebaronpilI. gant
S162o.
Sulia M. Gbonau On Gorrppiue 3
II. g. Co.. $3.50.
SuIta so. Dbonau an Rpers q
Cooper, $500.
Sohn 8. Weiimsi.r on Sstpiit Mps,
6. II. 9. Co., $500.
Morris gibsnt an Soutbern gbir
6. u. 2. Co., $25OO.
Bertha W. Bennett an o. 80. Ssrn
Il. o., $3.50.
0eorge Renner on Gprina Drops
2lpe. 6. u. .. Co., 5000.
eoDorb u. Warb an SouibernC bio
Sapings 9ant Co.. $1,000.
So6n W. WuIsn an Soutbern Ohio
g. g., $500.
Marp 6. WiItmore on 5unt Ctr.
g. II. .. Co., $3.50.
GstiIste 5ppoibst.n.
ghas. s. Sonss an sbe Columbia
goni Ii. Sab. Co., $1400.
Gbds. g. Meb on 1be Weiisrn u.
Southern 9ife Sni. Co., $6500.
Sobu e. Grob an Sba 6. Drob,
$1,000.
5orrp Sdmibt an Green ct. SO. 2
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
suep Q. GIarie an JIora I'D. Ule>
Debut, $3.50.
aipe Sa! Nenltp 60. on QIponboIe
II. g. 6. II. y. Co., $1,000.
&. 5. goebmer on gberbarb 81.
goebmer, $500.
Jioac 6. bubble on Union 6. 9.
II. 8. Co.. $22O0.
Catherine W. WiIion on Epcamore
G. II. 6. Co.. $25OO.
aenrp ainbi an Obeop .. u. Co..
$500
0.rieIbs an Jreberid 2eitman,
$1777.
peisr Sdipeit.rt an M. goIoImiib,
$1,000.
Sufan goipIes an Gprina grcpe
1De. 6. II. .. Co., $500.
Jrsb. GIob. j., an eagle e. II. g.
4., 5000.
0erfelbe on bisIeIbe, $4,000
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items elne Belt lang, aber nietnals
duf Die 9auer 8ltm gtorren balten
fonne. gelDeis hofIr Iieiern audi
ore berii6mten Ct. 8ernoro arGuter.
piaen. Sunoerte bon iogen. 4atent.
meoi3tnen 'inb entitonoen uno meaen
ibrer 01rfllne5loiigfeit bonn @olfe
mieber Der 8eraeiienbeit iiberanttpor.
tet moroen. Gie Ct. Bernard Qr6u.
terpilen aber baben iid) ourf SeSabr.
bunoerte binourh Die 8unIt oes 8oI.
fes erlporben unb erbolten, uno 3por
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flung BEL alien aranfbeiten oes Dfo.
gems, Der 2eber uno Ger 9tieren. alQe
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bdube ssIsaen an Der SiiooitsGde Der
gant uno 2inn Str.; idbrlihe Miistbe
$475.
SieIelbe OH bieieIbe, / Sabr pa6t
auf 2aSen uno Jram.sDobnbaus an
Der Siiooitsgde Der grsmsn unb Gis
berth Ctr; jdbrlite Misihe $3.50.
Tieielbe an bisielbe, / eSahr paHt
auf ben 2absn unb 5ramebaus on Der
Siibtpef=gde Der 9rcabtpan unb Sfi
II. Ctr; iahrlihe Miethe $40.
adtbarine RusbInann on gbe0erts
preip. Co., / eSahr po6i aui bas Ges
bdube an Der SiiotpeIisGde Der Mcnts
eomerp Rooo uno 2onsbpn4bs.; jdbrs
Iife Wiieibe 5000.
Musuit Seriert on Charles 8. Wes,
l Sohr paht auf Got s2t bel 157 Jub
an Der Siioieite Der Moin Ctr; idbrs
lihe Mistbs $3.50.
Sobn Sauer on GamueI .. Cooper,
6 Wlonate padt auf 2pt Ro. 81 in
0eorse 9rabam's llnterobtbeilunq;
Utistbe fir b.iostsn Sermin $15.
Mlarsarstba Grltpein an Samuel ..
Cooper. 5heil bon Cots 40 unb so in
Gorruells's untsrabtbeiIung in Mabis
Ionpile, 81.
Belle sSenner Il. Inb. on Ssnnie 9.
RommsIsbera gbeiI BON Cots s unb
9 in Der llnterobtbeiluna BON Games
grnants Giioie in Clifton, 81.
Soiepb =. gar.rp an llnionSapinss
.. ii. 3. Co., 200 BEL 800 5ub an Der
SiioIeits Der Gbierpatorp Abe. 81.
pbillip Rod an sbe 6. & 8. Rn.
Co., elm Siiid 2anb entIarg Mub0n
greet Roao in Seition IA, Green 1p.,
81.
6elen 6. gIippineer on Sobn unb
maris Solsipdrib. 45 BEL ITS Tub an
Der Wefti.ite Der pIainpilIs gits in
WabiionpiIIe. 81.
sbs Wobsira 8. II. 9. go. on sulia
Surr.u, so bel 1872 SUB an bergD.its
ieits Der Su!er Ipe., It's 5uB norbIit
bon Sg!er Ctr. in Mabsird, 81.
Sobn Grapes an Wabe 8. SiQ,
Cots 13 uno IA in glod g" in 6. M.
SteeIe's llnterabibeiIuns in college
Siu, 81.
Thomas 5. grpmn IL. 9nb. on Ebe
2ipe Sa, HeaItn Co., % Bel 100 sSuB
an Der Rorbisite bsrgmmina CTR, |
l25 Jub tpeitIih BON WheelerStr., 81. |
Wfrsrs y. Cooper an SuIia Wl. |
Dbonan. 9beil bon Cots z uno 8 in
J. D. Gpon's gItat., 81.
Catherine III. 5DiIfon an DANES o.
Sernens, Got 12o in gpfinaer &c 5ops ,
Tins llnterabtbsiIuna in South glprs
popb, 81.
Somuel .. Cooper ON sspbn 8.
geitmeier. Got 119 in 5olstpiIb Spns
,iidt 3. unierabtbeiIune, 81.
Wtarn 8. genbum II. 4nb. an Marp
z. Jriptn, 9beil BON aot 8 in 9Iod
l5 in 5. 20. SibIsps 3. lln.erab.beis
une in Terrace part, $50.
Wspers y. Cooper on emma streis
ner, Got 223 in 6pbe part llnierabs
beiluna an Mocnep Mp.., 81.
.. W. 5ern on Bertha Wl. Bennett.
,ot 1873 in Norpoob Disp untsrabs
beiluns. 81.
Robsrt 0reisbaber on 0.oraeBries> !
laber. Cots 81, 65 unb 73 in MilIs e
tline's /. llnterobtbeiluns BON Oots
ep. ST..
5drriet 70. Srtpin. per Sheriff, on
suen poipers. sbeil BON aoi Is in 80.
J. JrpiHs unterabtbeiluns in 2lppns
ale, So. +
WiIiam j. Jripin ongGangopers,
inc Got on Der Settion Qinie unb
5lenlpoob 4pe.. SIS.
ptllip Martin an Joispb gau, l
,obr paHt Guf bas gieentbum be-
amt ols 286 QuolDn 4Ds.; jdbrIi4e
Rie!be $500. /.
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10. & opiteI.

9QIestas 2eben i'm 9lustanbe, mi,
t6r 5iigeIloies 5rsiben in Der letter
3eit batteH ibre 9iIfsqueuen polIitdn.
big erih0pft. Spbitten iibsrnahm e.
ibre 8sitdfte ab3uniteIn uno iiber
5eugte iid, ooB nuh GrfiiIlung fGmmt.
Itder Decentralization fir Wlira fait
nicbts bIeibeR peroe. Die 0srbIenbuno
ibres 9aters bate iis mi.teIIos in Die
NeIt btnausgsiioBeu, tpdrs ibr nitt
burh Sobitteu cine .9einatb eebote1
poroen.
WIit Gritaunen fdnb Sobit.,n au5
bic 9epeiie, bab @aIssta isoe Inter
itiisung ooer 9erbinoIidssit Saloons
fir Wttra enti6ieben surItsepi.f.n
bate. Rem pfsnnis mar je bon i1r
fur Uttra onesnommen. gs frente go
bitten, ous Gsssntbsil mar. i5m p.ins
lid getpeien, bod psrssbens periu6te
er, it6 8aIsstas gspsggriinos gu err
tldren. War es StoIo. 10 jsosniaus Elm
soIer; Qber lag sr in 9oles.us 4atur
bsgriinoet2
Inter @aIsstas 9apieren fano ii6
aud Elm Brief, ben Spbitten Wira ets
mes Sages iibergab.
raennit 0u cine gitber, Die 3ein.ln
Wlanne nobe itanb, unb ipeibt Tu,
peIdr 9e3iehuneen es fparen, bic lie
5uiommenbanben2" gr fob Wiira unz
rubig on, pielIeiht NOR es ibm porbes
baItsn, ihr oeH IeSten glaub.R anSals
BON 5u rauben.
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belle Hotbe fdrbts ihr sartes 8efiht.
$50 tpeibt Du bon ibr?" 8.inabe
angitlih tlang Der Iusruf Sobitiens.
ngs mar cine Shpeiter Salbosps,
bic aegen Den WilIen hires 0oters beiz
ratbete. Wiun bat es ibr ME persieben."
UttrG er3dbIte Sobitten oIss, mas Iie
iber Gitber !uubte. ban lag II. ibren
Brief, Der i. tief srftiittsrie.
naann cine foIhe Bite, elm folder
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n ben id0nen, braunen 2tuaen. %,
,ann - aann ndrs aud er 70 bart ipie
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eleien," iagte Sobittsn uno seiate
Jlira bic Qufihrift.
gertpirrt blidte iie borauf bin. I'D
sritebe bas niht - gu qldubit bod
i6t, baB id ni6t oIles fir bic lIns
Iudlide getban bdtts2 8 - tam ih |
3 nitt nod tbun? Bite. lab mid |
'st ibre Bite erfuaen -
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Datum oes 8riefes.
sd tpia nerIuden, etipas uber RI.
i erfa6ren, bann tann man ipeiter
ben. gr3dble mir mebr; iprad @raf
3albop nit 0einer Mutter bieleiht
Der fie2"
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cit in Gan Remo, bic lie nod ME be-
t1rt, uno Sobitien fiibIte, bic Wuns
ihres 5er5ens mar nod INNER niht
belt. 4ber iiesbotte iih iebr perGn.
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'obittens lleberlesenbeit mar ibr ei.
ner Geiit eritartt; iie ftonb jebt melt
,er ibrem friiberen SeIbIt.
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GrnASeieeatbmnsS : 6ppotbefen.
Gineinnpti. 2S- Oit.

Jannie W. 5aseriD an JamiIp q.
u. Wo. I Co.. $1,000.
Gotporb 5. 6errmann an Weitern
MDs. y. a., $1,000.
Georgs 9. NeliOn an 10. Marb q.
u. Co.. $500.
Wi4osl ). GolIasbun an Jrifb q.
U. 8. Co.. $500.
DoDib Donb an 4. Marb 9. u. g.
Co., $500.
Mi9oe! 8. Roenis an -. .. G9ut,
1suifes 80.
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Jrau: rWit uniersm neuen g2Gbs
hen fd'eins i9 fpieber cine riftiae Col
batenfee erDifdt gu Labsn; bic Ibldoi
ia isbesmal Die 51asn 3ulammen,
peuH n1aa lie anipriat.~
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

After its run Of thirty-six weeks at
the Broadway Theater. New York, and
twelve weeks in Boston. Lew Fields
production OF rThe Midnight Sons
viii be seen at the Belasco Theater for
the week beginning April H.
Already arrangements are being made
for the reception Of the massive produc-
ton Friday Mr.. Fields staff Of car
penters and mechanics arrived I'm Wash
ingtOn to take measurements Of the Be
lascO stage for the theater scene, one
Of the striking features Of The Mid
night Sons This scene employs over
800 people in addition TO the cast of l25
PLAYERS, singers and choTisterS.
In sending The Midnight sons TO
Washington the original cast and pro-
duction are assured Among some of
the more notable regular players may
be mentioned George Monroe. Harry
fisher, Maud Lambert, George a. SchiI-
Ter Joseph NJ. Ratliff, Denman Maley.
Clara Palmer, Florence Martin. Linden
BeckWith and Marcia Harris. In addi-
ton to these players there is a special
company Of vaudeville performers vino
appear in the theater scene.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
SISTERS OF MERCY
TO HAVE BENEFIT
Entire House Bought for Pla at
BelaSCO and Seats Will
Be Sold.

The performance Of The White Sis
ter" at the BeIasco tomorrow night will
be a benefit for the Sisters Of Mercy.
The theater has been purchased out
right for the opening performance Of
Miss Aliens play by women interested
in the lifting of the debt on the St
GATHERINGS building at 1M North Caro-
lima avenue southeast. Tickets are be-
ing sold by the friends OF the institution
as We'll as al the theater. 4 number Of
box parties have been arranged. and
prominent members Of society here have
engaged seats for the orchestra
Girls Of Trinity College will sell pro-
grams.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
"STUNG" THE TITLE
OF CASINO SKETCH

Coming TO the Casino this week is a
vaudeville bill which feels sure il viii
uphold the reputation OF the Home Of
the Continuous" feature act is COM
ing at the head Of the bill
4 sketch Of the -the-mnute
variety VIII be offered by Goldie Rhine
hart & Co. called -'StuHE-" Supporting
Miss Rhiuehart in the leading role are
NessrS. II. r. Herbert and Joe Wilson.
character actors. Another sketch will
he presented by Charles G. Bunnell and
Frances Brooks An act expected to
prove a strong entertainer is the Three
ID .F.stene Sisters in novelty singing and
dancing act
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
ACADEMY-"The Lion and the Mouse. +"

Perhaps the most interesting innOva-
tion of the present dramatic season is
the policy OF Manager Henry 3 Harris,
who has determined TO present Charles
KIein's The Lion and the Mouse at
popular prices. In following out this
policy the play will be presented at the
Academy for the week Of April with
matinees on Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday.
The cast will be the same as during
the presentation in the high-priced
pIayhOuses. and embraces Oliver DOud
Byron. Clifford Leigh, Seymour STRAIT
ton. William II. Burton. Walter Allen.
George CarsOn-Ca berry. and the
Misses Edith Barker, Ida Glenn, Rose
+. TapIey, Dora l. Allen. Elizabeth
De Witt. and Ella Craven, together
with the same scenic equipment as used
during the New York run.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

duction ~ The Candy shop, " will sing
up-tO-date songs There are other at
fractions. ranging from Herman'S cats
and doEs TO the vitagraph.
ACADEMY-"In Old Kentucky"
Coincident with the appearance Of the
star of that longtime favOrite. The
Old Homestead" at Chase's. there comes
its companion piece in age and popu-
larity, In Old Kentucky" to the
Academy
The popular priced attraction has
reached the seventeenth year Of its eN-
iStence.
The same high standard i'm company
and scenic equipment are promised for
the prOduCtiC,. The pickauinny band
will be retained. a mention Of the
race scene Will recall TO many another
favorite feature Of the show.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
PLAYERS WILL HELP
MECHANICS BENEFIT
Representatives of Visiting Com
panies Will Take Part N Per-
formance at the Columbia.

Representatives Of all the COM
panies now playing in Washington
theaters will take part in the benefit
performance to be given this evening
at the Columbia Theater for the
Theatrical Mechanics Association.
The T VI. A. March. composed for
the occasion and dedicated 10 the
association by William Otto DOlan,
musical director OF the Majestic
Theater. Will be used for the overture.
Music will be furnished by the Colum-
bia Thester orchestra under the dlrec-
tion of Carl Smith
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
CASINO CONCERT.

In the continuous concerts at the Ca
sino today, beginning al > O'Clock. Her
bert Cyril, the London Johnny Boy.
who proved a favoTite the last week,
viii be heard in small talk" and songs.
Iibbev and Trayer will offer operetta
selections. and the Greene Sisters viii
give SONGS Of the day. There will be n
double program Of picture plays.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
CHASE'S-PoIite Vaudeville

Chases for the week or April II will
head it's lis OF novelties and diversions
with Al JolsOn, the former Dockstader's =
ministries comedian. In an original
black face comedy which he has made
Of the funny phases Of ninstrelsy. The
added attraction viii be the Hibernian
comedian. Tom NaWn- and company. in
the latest Pat farce. caliei When
PAT Was King"
Master Albert Hole. the English hoy
soprano. win be a conspicuous number.
Lulu Mcconnell and Grant Simpson will
give "A Stormy Hour" The -Four
Lukens. the Wrights of the high bars,
have new and sensational feats Harry
Linton and Anita Laurence in The
Piano Store will make a bid for favor,
and Hearn and Rutter. in dances Of all
nations, will be included IN the van
guard
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
ACADEMY CONCERT.

An unusually excellent entertainment
is promised by the management for the
concert tonight AT the Academy The
National City Quartet has been engag-
ed TO present some Of the most popular
songs OF the day Harry Iavine, the
comedian, Will appear in a comedy mu-
steal act In addition 20 these two at
fractions, George Helmuth will appear,
and selected motion pictures will be
presented.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
COLUMBIA-"Bobby Burnt"

Wimheu Smiths dramatizatiOn of
The Making OF Bobby Burnt" by
George Randolph Chester. comes 10
Washington Monday. Aprn II. for
weeks engagement al the Columbia
Theater with Wallace Eddinger in the
title role
The comedy has 10 do with a young
man. who. at the death OF his father. is
placed in control Of a large department
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
WASHINGTON WILL SEE
THE MIDNIGHT SONS"
Much Talked of Production Coming to the Beasco The
ater Week of April 11-"FollieS of 1909 Return
ing-Other Attractions Booked.

store and $4,000 in money. II is incum-
bent on him to satisfy the trustee that
his is capable of taking care OF tie resi-
due of the estate. With absolutely no
business training, and unacqusinted with
business by reason of his ignOrance falls
an easy prey TO financial sharpers. and
gets into difficulties OF very iudicrous
character Finally, he turns on his
enemies, and outWits them In the end
he wins the entire fortune and marrics
the girl who has delayed setting the date
for their nuptials until Bobby has shown
that he can make good
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
NEW NATIoNAL-Eva Tanguay and
"The Tollies"

Ziegfeld's extravaganza, The Follies
of 1863" with its array OF performers
end beautiful girls. will be the attrac-
tion at the New National Theater the
week OF April II.
The cast includes besides Eva Tan
quay, who Is heralded as one Of the
highest sdlaried condolences. and such
Arthur DEACON, Billie Reeves. William
EOneli. William Schrode Josephine
EhitteIl, Evelyn Carleton, Welch, Mea-
lev and NOntTOse. Rosie Green. Helen
McMahCn. and the famous Ziegfeld
Beauty Girls. The entire cast numbers
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
RUTAN AND BIRDS
AGAIN AT CASINO

BY request Of Casino patrons, Rutan
and his Juvenile Song Birds have been
engaged for a return appearance as an
added attraction for the week Of April
H. when they will appear at both the
afternoon and evening performances
daily.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
EDUCATION AND FUN
At NEW EXPOSITION
Plans Made for Midsummer
Show Plethoric With
Sights and Wonders.

4 Washington midsummer exposition
that shall combine all the industrial
exhibits Of a great fair and the fun
making devices Of an amusement park
This Is the project Of number Of pro-
mOters who will establish at the site
Of Luna Park an enterprise similar 70
the industrial eXpositions held at Cleve-
and. Pittsburg. Buffalo. New York and
other large cities in recent years.
According to plans announced today
the affair Will open on May . and con-
tinue until July g.
Two hundred workmen win Commence
work on Luna Park IN a few days on
an array OF exhibits and demonstrations
by manufacturers that. it is said, will
eclipse anything Of the kind ever seen
in Washington.
Amusements Planned.
The enterprise viii not be solely edu-
CationaI A line Of amusemen, attrac-
tions will be offered. said to surpass
those formerly at Luna Park and 70
vie with those at the large amusement
parks in the vicinity Of New York
Many Of the attractions have never been
seen in the Capital before AmoHs them
are BarHum * Balleys production OF
the biblical drama, The Fall Of Baby
Ion" embeIlished by the scenic effects
that have made IL one of the most spec
tacular outdoor effects ever given
A wild West show and an Ind an con-
Eress. new car ride devices. the Req
MIL, the Dragon Rouge, the Myth City
the Eskimo village, the Caves Of Capri
and a long list OF others are designed 70
Tppeal 10 amusement hunters
But the real business Of the eXposl-
tiun will be the demonstration OF Varl-
Gus Industries. These exhibits viii be
shown in the buildings devoted 10 man
ufactures. industry, pure food, arts ana
crafts, and electricity.
4 stadium with eating capacity OF
6,0o0 and suitable for holding athletic
events is expected TO be one OF me
strongest drawing cards
To Have Marathon Race.
Special DAYS have already been ar
RANGED and or the evening Of Juue >
Tom ongbOat VIII meet DOraudo in a
afteen-rrile match race Otns. events Of
like Importance are under consideration,
and various local athleti, e'u5s have
ahvddy Uut in bids for contests.
1 Such novelties as StrOebel's airshipr
l the stellar attraction At many amuSe-
nIent parks last summer. will be pro-
Vided Though the exposition itself VIII
Toe comprehensive enough 10 furnish
many davS' amusement, new features
VIII h. added constantly, so that Here
/ Will not be any sameness about return
visits 60 the grounds.
! Music viii be provided In liberal
| measure and among the organizations
| already engaged 10 appear are the Royal
/ Horse Artillery Baud, Of Halifax, Nova
/ Scotia: the BLACK HusSar Band, OF Buf'
/ falO, y. Y, and the Mexican Govern
\ ment Band
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
BURLESQUE BILL
FOR THIS WEEK

THE Lid Lifters' Company will be
gin "a weeks engagement at the Gayety
Theater tomorrow afternoon. The open
ing part Of the bill presents a Nights
Frolic," gay, musical performance.
The olio is said 70 be made up Of
star acts. The bUrlesque which closes
the performance Is "A Hot Night in
Paris" During the action of this bur
leSQUe many wcll-kuOWn characters
and famous scenes are reproduced.