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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14
TAYLORSyII,I,E.

House cleaning il the order Of the
day among our ladies of this vicinity.
|. theodore Cummings and wife spent
Sunday evening with Chas. Jenkins
and family. OF near Daniel,
Ezra Pickett and family spent Sun
day with DOrcuS Grimes. IA #NFHF41
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14
Methodist Episcopal Church.

9.15 a. M, the Sunday school work
will be resumed. 1890 a. m, preach
ing: Sermon to College students.
7.30 p. M, preaching. Good music at
both services. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday, 7.30 p. IN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-12

GeIigion og WoraI. AZ Sioer.
SIR 30e., M 15e.
ariiti 29re % airfens Gore. 459
Sioer. 5sr 1920, III Zoe.
Observation-Disclosures. 10f Sioer.
Scr SOC, MI zoe.
Susbono og g~rbeioar. .115 Sioer.
Scr Soc, M 20c.
Amieis, Gbmonbo be:
Soanien og Spanierne. 376 81.
oe-. Ssr $40, MI Coo.
9oacno. 43S Siber. Scr $50
M zoe.
Seiant, gnnic:
Wenneifets ipu grincipper eIer
8rinobeitanoeele. t42 Sioer. Scr
Coo, MI 25c.
YIidjcr & Glauien) g.:
Gbriiticn Den 2oen, SfueipiI |
8 after. 22s Sioer. 6sr $1.O0,
nh 40c.
grceliior, ct Sagn fra Sebrioer.
ne. 264 Sioer. $1.40, MI 40e.
Hrebsburf, Gbr.:
Bao 5eItforo, grepe til Siemmet
/ 1864. meo 125 SII. 242 81.
Der. auarto. csr $500, nu 1920.
golf, Or. :eoi. g.:
Yroieten 3afarias BOG. uoloh
til O~pbp9selie for Wenigbeoen.
176 Sioer. 5sr Zoe, MI 30c.
Yrofeterne Soieas % SoeI. Sor.
toIfeoe for 2esfoIt. 112 Sioer.
SIR 50c., MI 25c.
Yroieten giaias BOG. lloIagt til
Spbpsgelie for Wenigbeoen. 738
Sioer. Scr $2.40, M 500.
Saniib gxtb. Bnbl. Sonie,
Blair. 4ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-12
@reu 5riis ON ben
politiife SitmatiOm

geo ct politiif Msoe | 6reoericio
gftermiooog Sen 26. Marts bolot
2ebnsgreoe 6riis en- Gale, / builfen
ban 81. a. uotalte, at Situationen
10 bar poerit fritiif. gi itoo M meo
en- roSifnl Hegering, Der, ltettet al
Gocialoemofratiet, trueoe meo at
omitprte fife alene alt, buao man
fra fonierpatip SIDE anlaa Tor be-
frpaenoe for normal llopifling !
2anoet, men ogiaa alt, bpao genitre
fin H~egeringstio baOoe gennem'
fert. Man ifltloe fro, at bette ma
ueoe til fales Mooitano MOB ia
0~ifalismen. 9esp9rre loas inte1
Eeqn en0nu BERTH; tuertin1oo tpoe
BE- ben Iioite Sios g~egiuenbeoer paa
at Be fommenoe 5olfetingsDalg oil
be finoe Denitre og 6eire inoo bin
nnoen. Oct buroe life tie, % Ben
fire fnnoe, bpis BET DiIoe, forbinor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-12
3. 6. G6riiteniens Saaifetale
| Sbim.

5. 6. gbriitenien bar JON ieo-
ponlie bol0t ct politiif Wtgoe | Sbim
go~aifelsroog, og Hit5au bar uOienot
ct 4eferat al Salen, iom ri Der meo-
beIer efter ySpa. 9it.":
Sr. @briitenien minoeoe ON BAL
get / 6ior, bois Reiultat par loa.
Ie0es, at ban fslte, at 8el9erne Dog
bar beuaret en- ii9lOen Srofaltbeo
moo os, en- 3rofoitbeo, JON ban /
~oQerbsieite 8rao b~eunoreoe Og
oerpaa greo ban, iom iPoodnlig,
coer. buor femme Menneifene BOG
Dor oeo Sen braoe. ia cole S. G.:
Gen 9ssnin9 ri lit paa 6orloars.
iogen, bar BEN 6eoite, oi o%nerbooe-
BET funoe iaa, % ben eneite, ri fun
be foa. Oct bar ieg iagt tioligere,
oe oct itaar iee peo. Seq Dioite, boao
ieg uoiatte mig for, 0a ieg 6leo Qei
niiter igen for at f6re Sagen igen.
mem. Seq uoiatte mig for Snan og
Spot. Seq bleD ippttet paa paa Ga
Ben. Seq blep truet paa 2ioet. Seq
bIep ooero9nget meo De o9rite Sn.
iurier. ina at ieg til iioit maatte
eaa til 0omitolene. Wen leg fslte,
at ieg life baooe Ret til at treoe
til SIDE, font ieg al mango bleo
~opfororet 0ertfl; tbi iaa bar BET belle
itprtet / @rus, og ieg OiIoe bnpe flo
set me0 5elelien al at ieg 6ao0e
ban0let iom en- ringe Man0 imo0
nit 69Orelan0 pna en- 8io, Oa alt
trueoe meo at oplsies.
Man0en tror u0en 5pip ielp.
bpa0 ban Der flyer.
Sr. Gbriitenien gif 0~erefter ouer
til at ipotte BEN ra0ifaIe 0fin0rp-
tuIs.Regering og tale ON Oe fom-
men0e gaIg: SoiIfet Spsrsmaal
ifaI Ser fempes ON pe0 De fomnten-
Be 8ale9 Sa, oct blioer pan Ben
gennemfsrte Notwithstanding, ON
Sen fol beoores eder ON Sen ifal
omitprtes. Om ri ifal paa 6arguno
igen og enoe / 5oroirring og grsol;
tbi Socialoemofroter og Haoifale
fan fife enes ON EN- poiitio Sroning.
Men naar Oplssningen ifal g9loe
Soriuarsoroningen, bporfor oplsite
Miniiteriet 0a life 5olfetineet itrafs
/ gfteraaret, 0a @iniiteriet bar ban
net? Sagen er, at ben Gang tpnfte
Oct life paa at omltDrte oen aen-
nemferte Milit9roroning; oen Gang
og belle ginteren igennem tpnfte
bet zig, at oct piI0e iette Jig mage
ligt til Gette paa Be pe0tagne 2ooe.
Nt Bette bar MiniIteriets Stil.
ting, o~ofumentere0e 6r. G6riitenien
in0enaenoe og operbepiien0e, ierlig
pes gitatpr al &r. arabbes Sri.
oelier I'll 5inansuooalget.
Een 6enne Miniiter ets Stiaing
pnsieoe fife 5'9rr. Socialoemofrater
og beler fife aae 9aoifale / 9an-
Oet. Mange begpnSte at fnurre,
Socialoemofraterne bite Spn6er, o.
Ina maatte Miniiteriet foranoreStfl.
fins. Get bar set, ser ifete ueo ii.
nanslooens 3. ga6an6ling / 5oIfe.
Hu er Winiiteriet frigerf;
III oil be lane 2opene ON, 6Dis De
Social0emofrnterne fnnr 6lertaT
'eo Salge1e, MI bill Be tage Son.
lift me0 2anbstinget oerpoa 0. |. D.
6r. Gbriitenien ilutteoe meo ct
teue Tor en- goo @algong for BET
's@Jgs 8euftre. iom iifrer os Ell
sremTfriot og Ell lloOifling / sunni
IrunoloDens aano.
-
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Gn ny Spripmimg
Of Seser er netOp anfOmmen ira Sanmarf.

0eriblan0t fsIgen0e:
Zen hinge Cutler, grof. amnunoien. OmiI. $.t00
Naaoen % SanobeOen, 9oit. 6. Moe, SnSb. 240
SerregaurosfOlf, @ormarf, OmiI. 30
Sre 5Orebras, 8. 9. 2orien, DmiI. 80
SibelbaanbbOs, $. 3. Sanien, inob. 210
Som Su! aih. -Sanien, mob. 40
Gaa 9iuets Bel, Bib. Beef, inOb. $50
gionesbprb ira 6rne Strife, 9nicb, iuOb. $50
George @illiams eepneO, mob. 140
eOlbprm ct iOlrist 2anS, inOb. 40
grepe til mine 8prn, Sarper, ino6. 40
sriitnc Os arifne, 9eo. 5. 2. @ebiter, OmiI. 30
IRA DC samle Stier, aicb .Sonien, inob. 10
Sor Meoarbejocre gbrnefirfen SmiIdg. %
Snnst rnger 9inlm, @iIion, mob. 160
Gn nns gianSs Spprssmanl, Speetr, OmiL. 40
llngbom Sibelen, 1. Del, OmiI. 80
llnaoum gibelen, 2. Gel, Smil. 30
Sorirttelierne clcr Cubs 4aaoelbftcr, mob. 70
timber SDoforiet, @lcocf, mob. $50
Sun % eesl OIert giearb, mob. 1875
5%ranitbino $50
Sicrtcrme bripcs, eGtb geoerisn, inSb. 100
9rcnse % 0renge, SfiI0rinaer ira MisHons.
marfer, in0b. so
hinge Sjerter, 2aurits qeterien. inob. 10
6%orifcaist, Sob. 9. @stide, Omil. go
aprte Orb Tr. 16 pg @r.17, Sfoog. 9eterien, Omi. 10
Greens Semmclisbeo, Sfoosanro 9eterien, Omif. so
gibnesbprb um ariitns, gHfop Seucb, Sn6b. 100
Sans @ielien Sanse, Sncob 9. Dun, mob. 200
Gf enfelte al osie Bigger er 5oripningen in6itran.
ft. Snoien6 9eitiaine itrafs for at fire g~fspeOition.
9am. entb. gnbl. Sonic,
Blair. 0ebr.
- - - - - a. -. -. 81 =. - -
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9tebiat.

Gters, 0ecrg,
Somo Gum, 8oman. 342 Sioer.
SIR $3.50, nh $f.00.
aIeopatra, Silt, Homon. 594 ST.
Der. Scr $3.50. mn $1.20.
@iellernp, aarI:
9rprbilo, On 9raseoie. 262 81.
Der. Ser $40, nu roc.
On orfaoiit 2egenoe. 100 Sioer.
fser $3.50, nu Goo.
Goethe:
gIaoiso, ct Ssrgeipil. SO Sioer.
5sr 30c., MI 15c.
Gof, Wartin,
Sc5.s22esr.Gs Soea. ct Giet |
81 Sange, meo B.rtrRt al Gen.
g. t59 Sioer. 5sr 90c., M Doc.
9pitnant Garlsberss Gpentsr | VI
rita. On moeerne Wunhbaniiaoe,
meo SO 81. 50 Sioer. s.ort 8oo.
Ssr Coo, MI 20c.
Rautbner s.:
Socrates % Iantippe. Silt. Ho.
man. 20S SiSer. 5sr $1.00, M
40 cents.
Maner, u. z. Erfteb:
Zen triiteIige Rpitf. 1913 Sioer.
ST. 60c.. MI zoe.
gal. Rpler, Sob.:
Sopaer fra oct oaslige Gin, mee
Segnineer a. Senningien % aa.
bea. 40 Sioer. aparto. Scr $t.2G
ni zoe.
3enter, Srit5:
Sans GurcbIautisbeo, Jort9uing.
303 Sioer. 6sr $3.50, M 60e
GmuabiitOrier> Suoroun ics II.
mig en- Some, 0. a. So S.oer. 5sr
40c., MI 20c.
Gpbbcrs, @iitOr:
Iomerife Sasn ON apoitlens
yauluS % Betrus. 10i Sioer.
eser Soc, MI 40c.
aiae 8ieeos Suleeuentpr. SO 81
Der. Scr 30c., mi f6c.
Seirsip9roet. Speriigt ooer BE-
eotiife Soils mptologiife epos.
SIR $40, nh 50e.
Stbrep, Gbriltian;
geo 2idebpIt o. peb greiunb.
5ortaling. 3sr 1920, nu 8oc.
Strinbbers, ans.:
2pffe Bers Heiie. goentprfome-
Die | 5 sitter. 1875 Siber. SCR Coo.
MI zoe.
Spori beitoor min 9ro. 241 81.
Der. 5sr 500, M 40c.
On 2ioets getponing. 251 Si6er.
5er $1.20, MI 40e.
Oplpsningens Grugter. 226 81.
Der. Scr $f.10, MI Doc.
Oct fsrfte Sfribt. 1862 Sioer
6er 80e., MI 30c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-12

9olien; Snorens an0en gifOe par
fait9iort til ct enIi9titaacloe 9rati-
tru.
aonen bleo ieIoislgeIig i%orpiolet
oper at ie i'm Mano JON zig %
iamti0ig ballBe oper at 6eiinOe Jig
enc meo aarlen, iom bum itrafs an.
tog for at npre MorOeren. 9an
isgte at treite 'Gnfen go0t,
men bun lob ira bam % op pan
@ooroen, bnor bun alormereoe
StopriOeren, Iom itrofs loo gaa BUD
til Soliteo eiter Gorigbeo % 999e.
Reiultatet al lln0erisgeIien 6leu
ifslge Sob. Ap.@, at aarlen anita.
gelig bar orebt acknowledgement oeO
applning og bo9efter bunOet BAN
&ebet ON 9alien, for at BET funoe
foo lloieenoe al Selpmoro. Hebet
par ifaaret at BET, ser bsrte til
9~renoen, men Sfooarbejoeren bao.
Be i1gen anio hos fig, 0erimo0 en-
lang gn0e Reb al Ell ganife an0en
Sort. Otter Oisie Oplpsninger
iammenhol0t meO anrleus llotolel.
Ter til afosoe % til aonen, 6Ieu
Griiten ainr erflpret Tor anbolot
% fprt til 9oIIteo arreit.
San bar tiOIigere o9ret itraffet
meo Observation-Disclosures. 5or
6aIoan0et Mar iioen fom ban ira
Aoiersbslgaar0 0ptageIiesbiem til
Sfoorioergaar0en.
afoooe eiterlaoer iia Gnfe og tire
@grn.
&9. SoIiteo. %. STARTS. timber
aonfrontationen meo 9iget / Otter.
mi66ag tiIitoo Sen o~rreitereoe lie.
neitefarI Carl Gbriitenien (aipr)
for SerreSsfog0en at 6ape beaaaet
@oroet / aleluno 9Iantaae.
Sanncr-S nOOielie. llmio0eIbart Ell.
fer aftengu0stieneiten / Gliasfirfen
! an0en gnaife0ng inopie0e GIinsfir.
J fens ygloa aors" / asbenbopn fit
, me Banner peo en- Seitioeli9heo /
ielue airfen. timber SaImeiana
6leu 9nnneret baaret op cement
Sen ful0t oplpite Strife; fire brio.
flPote, itnge Gamer bar gannerets
i Stprelnore. 9anneret blep plautet
oppe | aoret fornn oct 6lomiter.
imbffe0e alter; 5orii0en beitnnr al
boiot Silfe mes ct blaat aors %
gDloen Snoifrift; g%aglioen bier
0anne6rogs 5aroer. Sper Banner
itan9en b9oer fig ct gploent aors.
Otter at ganneret par bIeoet an.
6ragt, talte anmmerberre gnrner no
ira Sroet, ser ifelge 2. Woi. %.
Sap. ito0 inoifreoet pna Ben 8ul0.
plnoe, ser bar %nnbrngt paa Upper.
Itepr9itens Sue.
Otter SsitioeIigbeoen / airfen bar
ser ieitligt Snmppr / MenigbeSs.
lofalerne unoerneoen.
Ser taIte 81. a. 5rn aompmann.
Grnilo, oeo bpis ~energiife arbejoe
ganneret booe0ingelig er 6rogt til
geie, 5ormanoen, 59neiefs6etjeut
Qnoerier, 5rf. 9ruun fra 5rinftd.
tis Wenigbeo, gaitor 5ibieer og H.
gaitor goul Miiaer Ilutteoe meb
Gnon9t. 6.
Spiritms | @ejsreften. Sporom
I~fbulbsfolf rubber no. llooeleren II
en- 9rugsiorening meIem So6ro og
AdlDor9 BdUoe, ror al 6orrefnl1gen
/ gaaifen funoe uere iaa pei az.
iorteret iom muligt, tnget ct liae
garti Bilsnere biem. Nen geitp.
ser beitaar df afbolosmguo,
enifeoe life at gipe 6riiterne Suslp;
Sen fgbte reiolut bele Oploget og
tsmte 0et no I 8eigreften.
Gn npr6oenoe @daromanos Spin
opodge0e, fortnler oSobro ao.",
6ua0 Der foregif, og / en- 5ort bar
@riien neoe / 8eigrsften, bpor Den
ilubreoe t fig alt, bpa0 oen orfeoe.
I Sinoet al ben iterfe Drift
ptIoe ben no at ie fig ON | Den
On I nn-G 1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-12

iie. 5 Sc elmer, 6uor ban fslte
geOrine, legeoe ban meo jim roe
Ben.
5 II Gage opbolot Gaoen iis /
SpgeopreIiet. Saa 0soe 0ens Ser.
re, % Sen 6leo after isrt no til lit
Sus I @aoroen 6nor Ben til Oaglia
itoo 5unOet.
Ser iorboIot Ben iig rolig, mo.
til ben Qua. oa aiiten bleo iert til
8irt9naroen. "a rep Den ii9 los. %
ienere fan0t man Ben oppe paa stir.
fegaar0en. Ser ito0 Ben meo i'm
8ebitump ON Snlien % baoOe 9ra-
pet BET meite al Soroen bort ira i'm
Serres Site.
0fan iorie9te at fange 7pret, men
oct bar unnligt. Zen fIp9teoe bort
oe forioanot inO / De nprIiggenoe
Sfope. Chen fonotes Sen Oeo /
Stopen.
6n SOrening mob Sigscri. )
Siborg er Ser Oannet Ell Screening
moo Sieeeri. 5oreningen teller
aaere0e M nogI, % bnlptreOs Meo.
Iemmer. Suert Meolem bar paa lin
DIR Ell Glafot meo snoifriften:
Scr liDes intet~ % en- 6enpisni19
til 5orretningsfererer 3enne no
I~eperer oeofommenoe Ell Hefoiiion.
lp0en6e paa 9otIogi eaer ct MoaI.
tio WaO, % iom afleueres pao
aroen eler paa afbolos6iemmet.
Der maa life ~uoleoeres Spiritus,
beqer life mar oeofomnlen0e ielo
oiI betaIe SET. Mau boaber BERGEN.
mem at ramme BET PROFESSIONALS
getIeri.
8anfen er 400 % fortiener at ta-
geS op, ierIig t Be itsrre Citations.
bper, bDor 9etIeri er en- 9lage. On
O~irfeIig Saan0u9rfsiueno oil uare
gIao for ct Mnaltio Mao; set er
fun gngabon0en, Ser oriffer Sc tia.
geoe genge op, iom bliper inp6t,
boor Ser 0annes Ell iaaoan Sore.
nina. Gerfor: Sngen genge til
! @etIere.
Sr. Z. Sa6roc ialit? aar6us
fommunaIe 8slieiabrif, buis enc
Snoe9aOer er 6olfetbingsmano ga.
broe, er traaot / 9~ifoiootion % til.
bpoer fine areoitorer 61a psf. Oct
er bel life innbipnli9t, at are0ito.
rerne tager imoo bette 5ilbuo; ef.
ter bDao Der meo6eles, er ser ga
ogiaa Sen 26. Morts inoaioet ge.
gPring ON aonflirs. SorVooentIi9
par BET | 6en InIeoning, 'Sr. ga.
broe Tom til Nnrbus nPpnte Gaq,
Tor lDffes BET BAN life at afpprge
5aaitten, er ban 10 fpr6ig meS at
bore 5olfetbingsmono, ieln ON Bar.
tif9aerne opitiner BAN nof iaa man.
9e 8nnge.
Sebgsaarosifups SpitpauiIun.
Com Spar pna ct Telegram, III.
bol0sorgoniiationeu / Snbpfreoseu
forleoen ienOte Observation-Disclosures
angaaeuoe 4fitemningen oper Be
pininaen til Spbp.gaarosifops 9pIt-
pavilion, er Der ira oenne inoIsbet
Guar:
s4Qereoe ben 80. December er
Ser, on afitemningen faitiottes,
6leueH giUet ct lotrDffeligt 5iliaan
ON, at 8euiaingen oil6e bIipe gipet,
guis Der life bleo aigioet % al De
Ttcmme6erettigeoe Stemmer oeri.
MOO. s Senbolo BERTH oar III.
itemningen funoet Steo. Oct er oo
umuIigt at laoe afgsrelien foregao
efter De npe Hegler, iom M er fait.
ildaeoe, Oct oifoe oqre at brpoe BET
giune giliagn. Seq erfen6er set
ubeIoige t. at ct gnife, ser bar
fntoet iun iterf Sifilutnina i aom.
munen, fife fan opfnI6es, men inc.
til geotagelien / 5olfetineet boooe
funbet Steo, maotte ieg retts mig
afo~ ~ Hoofa- r.. r.. H-.S -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-12

8algmenigbeosiubilper. 0one
golgmenisbeo boIoer % aars Sli.
bilpum Sen 25. oe &c. apriI, 90.
Der 8algmenigbeO % aar5 Subj.
laum Den Z. oe 8. sunni o. SoIite.
bro 8alemenisbeo BEN IL. oa 10.
Sili.
I'll oisie Subilaer er III. aSern.
Gfbl." uOeaaet SnobpoeIie til aae
9anoets gnlg. og 5rimenigbeoer til
at ienoe Nepr9ientnnter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
mh6 ct, 10

pended more than one million dollars In
relieving sickness and distress and in
burying the dead of the thea trical profess
sion. In June, 1887, the fund acquired
large and beautifully situated plot of
ground in the cemetery of the Ever
green's, in which more than 600 members
of the profession have already been
buried.
The main work of the fund, as admin
istered by the executive committee, is to
provide ID medical attendance and medi-
cines for the sick, (2) hospital treatment
MARY aid for sick and destitute members
of the profession, (4) care for the insane
in suitable homes and asylums. and (o)
burial of the destitute dead.
In May, 1902, the Actors Fund Home.
on Staten Island. was established at a
raised by gifts and subscriptions chiefly
from members of the profession. Since
it's opening the home has sheltered as
guests more than eighty persons, there
being thirty-three in the home at the
present time. The cost of maintaining
the home averages about 81 900 a month.
In addition to the inmates of the home,
the number of beneficiaries at present
receiving regular pecuniary aid from the
fund is more than seventy, which re-
quireS a weekly expenditure or more
than $500. There is also the cost of the
burial of the destitute dead of the pro-
fession, and the care of the actors fund
plot in the Evergreen cemetery, the rent
of Offices, printing and incidental ex-
penses, which bring the total outlay to
more than $4,000 annually.
In May, 1892. fair was held In the
interest of the fund at Madison square n-
Garden. Another was held in May. 1907.
In the Metropolitan Opera House and ar
rangements are being made for third
to be held the coming May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
Washington Symphony Orchestra.

Mr. Hermann c. Rakemann. conductor
OF the Washington Symphony Orchestra.
has arranged a diverse and interesting
program for the last concert in the win
ter's SERIES which will be given March
1s. at 4:45 O'Clock, at the Columbia The
alter.
The opening number. Beethovens Ruins
of Athens is q seldom heard work OF the
master written during the historic strug-
gle of Greece to overthrow the DONNA
tion of the Turk.
The great trfumvirate of young singers,
Byron. Shelley and Keats. received In
SEPARATION in the progress Of the seven
years struggle which claimed the sym.
pathetic attention of the entire civfizeo
world.
In view of his earnest and altrufstic
temperament. 1t is little wonder that Bee
thoven was moved to record his lfnpres-
Sions of the contract In this fascinating
series OF fragmentary sketches, which is
best known through the Turkish March. =
Mr.. Rakemann and his men VIII present
the composition I'm its entirety.
Another interesting number on the pro-
gram Is Haydn's symphony No. 2, Lon
dom inspired by VISIT to the metrop-
oils when the great composer was at the
zenith OF his fame.
Delibes fascinating ballet suite, La
Source will conclude the orchestral Of
ferngs. Miss Alice Z. Burbage will be
soioist for the occasion. By request Miss
Burbage will play the 'Grande Polonaise
Brillante and Andante Spianto." op o.
by Chopin. for piano and orchestra. This
cept as rendered by Miss Burbage. The
composition has not had a public presen-
tation in Washington since the last ap-
pearance Of Adele Aus der Ohe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
"Awakening of Helena Richie"

For the first time since her extended
tour around the world. Margaret Anglin
will come to Washington. appearing at
the National Theater next week In
The Awakening of Helena Richie" a
new play adapted by Charlotte Thompson
from Margaret Deland's story The play
was first produced at the Savoy Theater
in New York city early last fall. and 1T
enjoyed there a prolonged run.
Miss Thompson's dramatization follows
Mrs Deland's story faithfully. The
scenes are laid in Old Chester. a quaint
village In western Pennsylvania, about
the year 1860. The theme of the charm
ing story is the rousing of a woman's
soul through the love Of a little child
and by the DEVELOPMENT of a series of
dramatic incidents that make up story
Of intense and absorbing interest. with
tears and laughter happily mingled.
Miss Anglin will be assisted by the
same company that supported her In
New York, including Eugene Ormonde,
John Findlay, Charles Wyngate. Charles
Rowan. George Probert. Walter Howe,
Gertrude Swiggett and Sally Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
Actors Fund Benefit.

Under most distinguished patronage a
benefit performance in aid Of the actors
fund of America will be given at the
New National Theater at O'Clock Tues
day afternoon. all the Washington man
ayers having co-operated to make the
event an unquestioned success. The
program will be as follows:
Overture. by massed orchestras OF city
theaters. c. Arth. director; Nine Ma
rietta Oily and company in the second
act of Bernstein's new play. "Baccarat,"
by courtesy management Of Belasco The
alter; by courtesy management New Ma
tional Theater. Sir Charles Wyndham:
by courtesy management Academy, Bal
timore, Miss Margaret Angiin, In THE
Correct Thing" a one-act play by AL
fred Sutro; cast, Hon. Darcy Gal
braith, Eugene Ormonde; Kitty Bethany,
Miss Angiin; Lizzie, Gertrude swigatt;
scene. drawing room, st. Johns Wood,
London by courtesy management Ford's
Theater, Baltimore. Trixie Friganxa. in
monologue and songs: by courtesy man.
agement Gayety Theater. Bennett and
Campbell In a travesty sketch: by cour-
tesy management Columbia Theater.
Henry B. Harris new musical company
in "A Skylark"; by courtesy manage
ment Chase's Theater. an act to be an
nounced. Elizabeth Forney In a dancing
specially; courtesy of management OF
Lyceum Theater. an act to be announce
ed; to conclude with a speciality by the
Watson sisters and six imperial dancers,
by courtesy OF Mr.. Fred Irwin. Gayety
Theater.
stage under the direction OF q. g. Ber-
ger.
The actors fund was founded in the
year 1882, being Incorporated under
special act OF the legislature of the state
OF New York for the purpose OF caring
for the aged. the sick and the dead of
the theatrical profession.
Ihe funds first president was Lester
Wallack, and since his time III. C. Miner
4. M. Palmer. Louis Aldrich, AL Hayman
and Daniel Frohman have occupied the
presidential chair, Mr. Frohman being
the present president of the fund.
The fund is governed by a board of
trustees, which includes the president.
treasurer secretary and executive COM
mittee.
Since it's organization the fund has ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
IN THE SPOTLIGHT.
Walne Eddinger will be seen here in his
new production. "Bobbie Burdette."

Walne Eddinger will be seen here in his
new production. Robbie Burdette."
'Everyman is soon to have its one
thousandth performance In America.
Mime. Nazimova Is to produce q Russian
play, The Sea Gull"
Thomas Jefferson Is playing Trip Van
Wrinkle"
William Norris has a new base ball
play called PLAY Ball.
May Buckley has received an offer to
appear in London.
William Faversham's new play Is called
THE Winding Way"
"A Little Brother Of the Rich" may be
produced by the stock companies.
Fay Davis is a member Of Charles
Frohman's repertory company in London.
Mrs. Ffske is to begin her spring tour
late this month.
+ Mr. Oliver Metzerott treasurer of the
Columbia Theater Company. is enjoying
a short vacation at Bermuda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
A Son of the People.

"A Son of the People John Mason's
new drama. which had its premier at the
New Theater, New York. Monday, Febru-
airy %, is announced as the attraction at
the Belasco Theater next week. This Is
the first production from the New The
alter to leave New York. The play is
built upon a French revolutionary theme
and was written by Sophus Michaelis, a
distinguished Danish author. In the cast
are George Fawcett, who was a star
under Shubert management this season
in a drama. THE Great John Canton"
and Catherine Kaelred. who was leading
woman for Robert Hilliard In the original
production of "a Fool There Was"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
"The Lion Tanner"

Chase's next week will present Valerie
Rergere in The Lion Tanner" an Incl
dent Of circus life. with its principal
scenes laid In the DRESSING room OF Zaida,
the lion tanner queen The added at
traction will be the composers OF many
catchy songs. Harry Williams and Egbert
Van Alstyne. who will include in their
list Whats the Matter With Father
The Rex Comedy Circus, with the queer
est looking mule ever seen back OF the
ropes. whether of stage or arena, Is
billed. Hoey and Lee, comedians and
narodists. will have new songs Claude
NJ Roode will present sensational slack
wire feats. Spaulding and Rieeo the
automatic flying trapeze comedians will
add their novel number, Geiger and Wal
tiers will play In the Streets of ITALY,
musical innovation, and the vitagraph
will give a double series entitled "Our
German Cousin" and THE Bee IN
dustry.'