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y Otter 9sgerne at bemme oal
gronct mere reformert eno hi
tberif, mere tpif END oanif.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
WILLIE COLLIER
WILL WE'D AGAIN
Pauline Mari to Become
Bride of Actor Early
In June.

william Collier-I say. M HoI per, I
want YOU 90 DO me a favor.
DE Wof Hopper-'ertalnly, NJ. Collier.
what Is the favor7
william Collier wish you'd invite me
70 one n your weddings.
From . lambs GarnboI.
NEW YORK. March oA-WIIlie Collier
actor and editor. has beaten his old
friend De Wolf Hopper 10 It. IL wasn't
so long aEo that the former was willing
20 bet that the elongated comedian
would be married four or FIVE more
times before he himself had committed
matrimOny aga q, but in some manner
all calculations miscarr1ed and Collier
Is 20 be married early IN June 70 Miss
Pauline Mari
Miss Mari is a member Of Collier 8
Lucky Star" company. now playing at
the Hudson Theater. She has. in fact
been in the cast with Mr.. Collier sew
eral seasons, and Nr Golfers atten-
tions TO her have been most marked
Now each has admitted that they viii
be married in a month or two, and De
Wolf Hopper and other Lambs have re-
quested Mr.. Collier not 10 forget them
this ume-for the latter has taken the
matrimonial plunge before and come
through with flying colors-
The run OF - Lucky Star will come
20 an end in New York before long.
Miss Mari is 4 remarkably pretty bru-
nette who has risen from the ranks OF
the chorus I'm a short time. Mr.. Collier
himself has drilled her for the stage
Her methods Of speaking her lines are
very COlliereSque. and she bids fair 20
become clever COmedicnne-
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
SENATOR DANIEL
GETTING. BETTER
Physicians Expect Nirginian
Ultimately TO Recover
Faculties.

pAYTONA. Fla, March 24-TE- con
ditiOn Of Senator Daniel Of Virginia
showed noticeable improvement today
and IT, attending physicians are much
encouraged.
Senator Daniel passed a satisfactory
night. awakening about 8 O'Clock. Since
that hour he has been conscious and
has sToken a few words plainly. He
tried 20 say more but was checked by
the physicians His temperature. pulse
and respiration Is satisfactory and he
was able 10 take ample nourishrient-
Yesterday the Senator was awake a
good portion of the dav and w2s able
% make his wants known 10 th@ nurse
and doctors a. his bedside II the pres
eur Improvement IS maintained the rest
Of the week the doctors believe ne VIII
ultimately recover the use of lost Of
his faculties"
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
A FEATURE
Of OPERA COMP ANY
Ne Orleans Organization
Represents Oldest School
In America.

When the French Opera Company
comes to the BelascO Theater next week.
musicians and lovers Of opera viii have
an opportunity OF hearing an organiza-
ton Of singers representing the Oldest
school OF grand opera in the United
States.
Its home. the French Opera House.
New Orleans. was the first opera house
built on this continent, being erected
IN 1870 by NJ Davis. a French refugee
from Santo Domingo. The French Opera
Company. while unknown In this city,
con es enthusiastically indorsed by the
critics Of ST. Louis. Cincinnati. Kansas
city. Cleveland. and Pittsburg. the only
cities the company has played outside
Of New Orleans
The arrangement Of operas for the
week Is most attractive. including as
IL does. not only some OF the more IA
miliRr operas, but also several which
have rot been sung here in a number
Of years. AS IN Paris. the ballet IS
an important feature. and comprises
three premIeres and fifteen young and
attractive French girls who dance with
artistic skill.
The repertoire is as follows; Monday,
William Tell by ROsSini. Tuesday,
matinee, "Rigoletto.' by Verdi. Wednes-
dOy night, Faust by GounOd, Thurs
day. Les HuEuenots." Friday, Man
on by Massenct. Saturday. matinee.
Carmen, by Bizet; Saturday night q
double bill consisting OF la TraNiata.
and Delibes' wonderfully fascinating
"COppelia' ballet, which will be seen
here for the first time.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
CHINA WILL RAISE
ARMY OF 100000
Afraid to Depend on Other
Nations, Empire Will Fight
Its Own Battles.

BERLIN. March 24-That China will
adopt the compulsory military service
now In vogue in Germany and become
numerically the greatest fighting power
In the world, as exclusively foretOld
several weeks ago BY Prof II eodore
Schiemann, Germany's foremost student
Of Chinese affairs, was confirmed today
by Yin Tchang, the Chinese T-'nister
10 Berlin. Yin is soon 10 return 70
China 20 become minister Of war.
BY the new conscription plan China
viii have, according 10 Prof. Schie-
mann, an army OF 100000. Minister
Yin admits that it will take years 10
mold the huge Chinese population into
a coherent lighting force, hut he in
tcn0s 10 surround himself with military
sxperts from Germany and other Eu-
rnpean countries, who will lead In the
-V0rk
Yin TChang says recent events have
shown that China's integrity can only
be maintained by China herself, that il
IS Idle 20 depend longer on the fail
dealing OF other nations.
I'VE propose 10 make China able q
fgh; her own battles and - command
respect, rather than beg for it, he said
today.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
COLUMBIA-Valeska Suratt.

Valeska Suratt, in "The Girl With
the WhoOping Cough" viii appear
at the Columbia Theater next week.
The play IS described as a late
Americanized Partisan innovation, and
in the leading role Miss Suratt prom
ises a sensation. Her fame in mu-
steal comedy and in vaudeville is un-
questioned.
Miss Suratt's gowns are said 10 rep
resent an outlay Of S25,00O, all Of her
costumes having been made by
Paquiu and COllOt, OF Paris. Claiming
to be the handSOmest and most eN-
pensively robed woman on the stage
today. Miss SUratt makes IL a point Of
renewing her wardrobe every season
and ever since her debut as the IA
nous Gibson Girl has been the first On
introduce to this country the latest
creations of the FrenChmans art.
The play gives promise Of being as
contagious as the malady suggested
I'm the title.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
MACHINES TO FLY
WITHOUT PAULHAN
Manager of Departed Avia.
tor Promises Aeroplane
Flights Soon.

NEW YORK. March 24-The four fly
ing machines which PauIhan left at the
Jamaica race track when he departed
for France last Saturday will soon be
soaring In the air around New York
according to a statement made today by
Mr. Edwin Cleary, formerly business
manager for Mons. PauIhan.
My arrangements are nearly COM
pleted," said Mr.. Cleary. "and 1t is my
intention TO give the people of this city
and other sections of the United States
the best flying exhibitions they have
ever seen"
Mr.. Cleary said that he had engaged
some first class aviatOrs and that plans
were now being made TO begin eXhibi-
ton flights as early next month as pos
Eible. He declined TO say whether the
aviators were Americans or Europeans,
but declared emphaticaTy that Louis
Faulhan would not be one of them
When Mr.. Cleary arrived here last
January with the French aviator and
his flying outfit. he gave a bond IN the
sum Of $4,000 as a guarantee that the
aeroplanes would not be sold I'm this
country. That bond expires next Sun
day, and # was rumored yesterday that
Monday the Government would be
obliged to seize and sell them.
Such action would involve a conflict
between the Federal and state authori-
ties, as the machines are at present in
the custody OF the sheriff of Nassau
county, having been attached as a re-
suit of a $4,000 suit for breach Of con-
tract instituted by Mr.. Cleary
II was stated, however. by Mr. CIeary
Ast night that he has arranged 10 re-
new the customs house bond and that
no trouble Will arise on that point.
Il gave the bond" he said, and 7
also procured the attachment, which
can lift at any tife, so you may under
stand that in any event the machines
VIII remain in my control and YOU may
he sure also that they will he used in
the air"
ATr- Cleary has been made q code
fendaut with Paulhan iu the Wright
brothers infringement suit. and says IL
IS his intention TO resist the claims OF
the Nrights up 20 the highest courts.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24

eaEe or with lace insertion edge and
rib5on-run beading.
'Vc each. Values, 55c and SI.OG.
omHinalou Suits drawers and COZ
set cover of cawn~fc and refDzo---
trimmed with vaL lace edge haa6-u
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beading and ribbon.
soc eacI. Values, 55c and S1.nG
W0mel's Cambria short Potticae-s.
some trImWei with rmhrof7ary rurrr-
or fur ruffes finished with Insertion
and lace edge; others with plain tucked
lawn rufdes
5Oc each. Values. zoe and Sl.00.
Also q lot OF Women's TaHeta SIX
Petticoat@ iu white. black and all the
new plain shades ard cEangea bic col
orz, deep fun faro fou1ces.
S2.75 each. Values, S5.00.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
LYCEUM-Sam T. Jack Company.

The Offering at the New Lyceum The
ater for next week will be sam T.
Jacks company.
The sam T. Jack COMPANY this season
is presenting three one-act comedies
The show opens with a musical and
farcicaI c0ncOCtiOn called A Midnight
Spree" giving the funny didoes Of a
Mrs \rwIr-rfch in a ball. There fol-
Irvys a musical meIauEe entitled TEDDY
fn the Jungle" a satirical burlcsque on
Eoosev,lt's visit 20 Africa. In the olio
la~e EDDY Rdrto, "the American boy m
singing and dancing. Charles Douglas,
Biauch Washburu and company. and
a. be Lc8-itt.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
ACADEMY-Ward and Vokes.

Ward and Vokes. who come 70 the
Academy next week, have been before
the public so many years Offering
Percy and Harold" in various produc-
tions that their particular style Of char
acterIzatl0n needs no comment.
They have not tried 20 vary their roles.
because the early types found such wide
favor They have given marked variety
I'm the offerings. however and VIDE
range of Characterization Is 20 be found
in "a Vard-Nokes show. II is said that.
I'm their entire career they have not pre-
scnted any one Characterization more
marked than the Professor Dope in
the Promoter" played by Lew Kelly.
The role is one requiring an actor of
ability 20 portray
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
MIDWAY AND ARCADE.

The boxes which overlook the human
FouIette wheel in the Midway, at Four
ncnth and Park road, arr icing occu-
lied nightly by some of the best known
-e0ple in the city
The wheel seems 10 give as much fun
for those who 20 simply to watch the
crowds as they endeavor TO stick on
the whirIing platform as it does TO the
people on the wheel itself
The matinees at the Milo way are ideal
for small children Crowds Of young
tiers thTOn. to gather there every after
noon.
What fun and humor there Is in a
plain old soup bow. OF enormous size
is hard to figure out. until ore has tried
10 get out Cf the soup bowl AT the
Midway. after having once slid I'm.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
MARIE TEMPEST COMING
IN HER LONDON SUCCESS
penelope" Latest Comedy BY w. Somerset Vaughan.
Valeska Suratt' to Open At the Columbia In A. H.
Woods Professionalism Attractions

In Penelope" at the National next
week one OF ". Somerset Maugham :
Cleverest comedies. Miss Marie Temp
est has been making a successful tour
Of this country since she left the
Lyceum Theater. New York, just after
Christmas.
Some writer's think that Penelope
is the best comedy Mr.. Vaughan has
yet written.
Even when Miss Tempest was on the
operate stage, she gave great promise
by her clever acting. and since she has
given up singing Miss Tempest can
truthfuly be said to have developed
into one Of the greatest opponents OF
comedy on the English speaking stage
Had NJ. Vaughan written Pehe-
lCpe" especially for Miss tempest, II
is doubtful whether he COulG have httcd
her better than ne has in the title role
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
CASINo-Continuous Vaudeville.

For Easter week at the Casino, open
Ing Monday morning at u'5o, the man
agemant has arranged strong vauce-
Vile. with several exceptional numbers.
Perhaps The most remarkable is kent's
educated seals.
A number of stellar caliber Will be
Gilbert fitzgerald a. Co, presenting the
uD-to-date sketch. Just Out Of Col
.rcge." The three I,ovetts viii offer
something good in comedy acrObatiCs,
and they are STYLED over the circuit a
big Laughing hit
4 number OF distinction will be J.
\1drfcn IIbbey and Miss Katharine
TraEer, presenting original operettas-
The great Du ROis viii appear in an act
of magic and sleight-Cf-hand work.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
Friday Special IN
Point de Paris Laces.
Friday Specials in
Muslin Underwear Dept.
Main floor. c street

Women's Cambria LoHE Pettic0ats
trimmed with deep fUll-JuCked section
al ruf7e or lawn ruffle finished with
embroidery edge or lac" insertion
soc each. Value. Sl.0O.
Women's Drawers, Of cambTiC, main
sock and Cross-barred muslin, some
Trimmed with lace-edCed rUfr'es, others
with embroidery or wide tucked lawn
rUfiieS finished with feather stitching
soc each. Values, 75c and SI.0O.
Night Gowns. OF Cambric. nainsook
and muslin, with high, We, low round or
SGT are neck. trimmed with lace inser-
tiOn and edge or embroidery ruffics.
soc each. Values, 75c and S1.0O.
Corset Covers, Of camhriC. nainsOok
and CrOss-h rred muslin. made with
low round neck and fun front and
trimmed with embroidery beading and
Third floor. Eleventh street
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
CHASE,S-PoIite VaudeviIle.

Chase's favorites next week viii be
the Eight Berlin Nadcaps. Charles Low
euberEs Tuscany TrOubadOurs. Ed
Wynn and Al. Lee. the Great Howard,
Wormwood's Circus. MALTA and Bart,
Tsuda. and ~. 5. Army Maneuvers,' by
the yitagraph.
The Berlin WlnterEarten's Eight Ber-
lin Madcaps are said 20 present a nu-
steal comedy ensemble Of a novel ma
ture, famous throughout Europe. The
TUSCANY TroubadDurS are in eruation-
ally renowned grand opera singers. The
comic division will be led by Wynn and
Lee In The BiIIiken Freshman Laugh
able and novel features make UD the
rest of the bill