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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
VOTES OF uISTC EVENTS.

Tire prominent feature Of the coming week q,
ihe Mszss:ssH Opera House all he tire rwvtU-
dYct!on o. -PeIIeaa =; AelisAnde- "a Friday ~ 2.
ming. Win Mar Garden ss bti'sa@ss and the
rrrna ndsr ~ the cast the same 80 las seas0u
except hat afr. Huberdeau vii be the Agtei.
IRE Other announcements are Monday. Lucia. &c
wish M-u~ TetrArxin': Wednesday. -Salome.
Mar Garden. Ae.srx. Dalmores and Dufranne.
saturday afternoon. Nine TetTazzini IN -Riso
letto- saturday night. Aida" win Mnne. Naiarin
and ~ ZeTOis
A. the MetropOiItAh the most important incl
dent % the week will 10 the revival on Friday
night o. wsbeTs Der FreasebaoE.- Mines.
Gaasd and sparkss. Messrs Jadlo~hsr. 0oritE
aud Blass will ba IN The east Monday. III Bar
biete IL SiytEaA- viii serve 20 introduce the new
prtna donna. ElviEa De HSdAigo. Msssrs BSncl.
Forssl and Ptni -Corsi viii also sing. Wednesday
night -TTaue Dame Win tho same cast - yester.
dsy Thur~dAy uight -Fra Dtavols.- followed By
-Coppslia.- with the new Russian aancsrs. sat
urdAy afternoon. -WertheT- aad -CoppellA. .
saturday night -GeTmanis.' With Nine Dss,ins.
nr. CarusO and the regular cast
Tuesday evening Win Miss FaTraS a. Aa~s.
On Wednesday afternoon Il At'sdue du Moulin
viii h repeated.
RIien BAlBon. PIANIST. VIII give . eoansrs 81
NenA.lasOhn Han ~ morrow afosrbaan sAo
vohn with tho symphony Orchestra.
MisehS Rinan vii give anosh - vfolln seogsal
81 Carnegie HAL On Wednesday Afternoon.
The second Of rwo concerts annoumesd ~ mo
BaTrsTs ensemble ~ wtnd instruments wtu b
given AZ ths ssaYvsaant ThsAsre Tomorrow after
scSG 81 s'eseek. TN Nine. Anne ArnsuA,
m~tzo sopraB0. and Mrs. David Mannea. paaas-
forte. assisting artists. Whereas ne prs.
grAmms Of the frat concert vas made ~ % riassio
com poAuo1a. the Norks OF modern French ana
G~yyasn composer viii 10 played - me-.s=
The programme ihclndea OeteG 0p. ne. BY
Carl uHDeche. . seHtst. Sp. ). By Ludwig
rhuile. PaAtOrale Varee fdans y style ancfan1,
op 70. ~ GabFiet PIerne: Chansnn 81 Dsnses. %.
10. b. Hnnent d'INdr. and suite Persane ~ AadTs
CapBes Nvpe. Anna Armand u1l sing songs ~ a.
CharpensisT. - Hue. Alfred BrBa-a1. GahnxI
Fauve and Reynsldo Habn
I've sHss snd Isst co1esrt o. zee svsuang usy,~s
- the hness-l Quarter vfn ~ Ssvaa e MssaSa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

NaN ReWers IN Tho GeunW Turk''-6e'
trwae Isesfmamn's msg Aoe.

NaN noWerp On Tho 1eunW TuFk''-0ser-
truae Hsnmaan's MIG Ase.
KIaw a Stranger will present this week
&C the Montauk Theatre Max Rogers. the
little fellow OF the Rogers Brothers. and
Maude Raymond in their newest musical
comedy, The Young Turk Mr.. Rogers
has reen fitted by Aaron HOFFMAN. the
author Of the book. with'a German comedy
character part. The story Of The Young
Turk has 90 do with the theft and return
OF the crown jewels OF the Sultan 81 Tur-
key. Max Hoffman 10 the composer % the
MUSIC and Harry williams 10 responsible
for the lyT1cS. The company includes
Frederick v Bowers John Dunsmore
and Viole'
Gertrude Hoffman, and her new revue
moves over 10 the orpheum in Brooklyn
this week In this act Mics Hoffman,
and her company present seventeen imi-
tations that range from tho Low comedy Of
Bickel and Watson 20 the classics OF Iaa-
dora Duncan and Ruth ST. Denis. Miss
Hoffman, 10 assisted by twenty-five
pretty women. The revue consumes
one hour in its production. Con-
nelly and weinrich. q singing and dancing
team OF ability. will present a pianologue.
Tho SiK American Dancers will appear.
and Marion Murray and company oder
3 sketch entitled The Prima Donna
Honevfnoon" Scotch alrs are rendered
by the Musical Gordon Highlandurw
Expert Juggling 10 given by Jarrow. who
intersperses line OF funny talk in his
work
Andrew Mack in the musical play The
Prince OF Bohemia IL the attraction AZ
tho Aajestic Theatre this week.
Manager williams has succee ded in
obtaining the rights 20 Charlotte Temple.
a historical drama IN four acts adapted
by James Slsvin from SusAnnAh Rowson .
novel. and wIll present his Crescent stock
company in q production OF the play this
week Miss Fleming will play Charlotte
Temple. q role which aifords her good
opportunities for emotional work. while
the dAshinG young English officer Lievt
Monfv0uiiis will he in the capable hands
OF Mr.. Alison
Henry Lee. the impsrsonasor OF histori-
cal characters. will be the feature ~ the
Fulton Theatre this week. The extra
attraction will introduce Nellie Mccoy.
recently featured IN The Silver Star
Her sonGs and dancing have already won
her fame.
Jesse Laaky's musical. act AT the
Country Club 10 offered at the 0reen-
point Theatre this week. 'LOss-A kiss
In Central PARK 10 the title OF an amusing
Nksech that will be presented by Mis-
Edna Phillips and company.
The Golden Crook Extravaganza COM
pauy. which win be as the star this week
will provide . programme embracing
spectacle, burIesqus and vaudeville Ida
Crlspl. who can lay claim % real comic
ability: Billy Arlington ard Frank Bonn
bard are the leaders. Among tho olIO
apsciAlties will bs the violinlst Rinaldo
At the 0aySey Theatre this week the
programme will be given by the Lad
TkTNSra. who with two musical farcnw
SS1 - ole % four vsGdsvi!.s =lsSssis;S~
present an attractive entertainment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

In "A Princsss % Israel remslns m IN.
American Music Hall for q seOsaa wood
She presents a series Of classical HelsrsAs
As.css. Hermann Lisb and company.
in Joseph Medill PAttsEsOn's Oas Art
play. .DOpe. treat % the illsga
anls Of cocaine. and Raine D9vtna.
slneilg comsdlenns; sin make her yallde-
pany win be seen in 1The LittlS Blonde
hsal vand S% IN their petpourr
OF ainging and dancing. Fred kar>o~
London Comedy Company IN = bnriesqne
the Irish tenor. and Tom and StAcia
Moore, who sing diNlect songs. are other
who will appear.
billy n. Van and the Deaumoat sissAr.
In q Ons act musical comedy "Props"
como tn HammeTsssin's Victoria Theatre
this week. Jack Gardner has Q pls~ssI
called The Early Bird and Billis 0erssn.
the Ginger Girl. AppeATs for the HE.t tune
s ne seen sam N sh Sn Ses sS Siaio&Ss With S
Elm Old Edam.- OtheFs on the ball are the
Nichol Sisters, the Kentucky Belles. the
Frey TWinn I'm thsir exhibition Of 0resk
and Roman wrestling. 0elger and WaItsr-
Ia a musical novelty. han kertasay',
European cartOonist. and the Three In
vellis. eccentric entertainers.
AZ the Firth Avenue Theatre Irene
Franklin. assisted by Burt Green. viii
remain another week and win iniroducs
ain nav songs. Other features viii be fhs
vaudeville debut OF James Young. the
romantic actor. who win appear IN . farce
.wanaed-A Sistsr'; tho rstusn OF the
jack wilson Trio In bits Of every kind Of
FUN making; Kathleen clifford. Arthur
Hill and a chorus Of twenty singsfs and
dAncers in q smart extrayss1ns.. bsssy
singing and dancing neurological; the Haz-
ardous Globe, Horton and La Triska
the Clown and the Human Doll, and Mig
nonetts Kokin. an English character
comsdiennS.
A. the AIhambra viii DO found Harry
BulGsr. tho musical comedy star: Violet
Black and company IN skis entitled the
and Gus EdwaFds's BLONDE
The Great Lester. the ven
triIoquist. will be ON hand TO indulge In
comedy, and Flanagan Edwards md coFu-
pany have n sketch called On and o6.'
Nat NJ. Wills. The Happy Tramp
and the playiet -Ae the Switch will
divide hOnOrs at the New Bronx Theatre
Others who contribute % tho entertain
ment are Radford and Winchester, jug
glers; the Five Olympias, who pose a.
bronze statues: Lyons and YAsco. singer.
and Ferrell brothers. biCyclists.
The Bon Ton Burlesqusrs will present
two one act musical pieces At the
Columbia Theatre this week. They are
called a Night in tho TendegioinS and
Teddy's Trip TO Africa Between the
burlettas a vaudeville bill win be pre-
sented. the principal features Of which
are JOCK Mckay. a scotch conedisn
Trio.
An organization known a. The Mardi
6ras Beauties viii be seen at the Mur-
ray Hill Theatre this week The Mar.
velous Neweomes give the principal
act In the vaudeville part Of the enter
lainment.
Tho Roosevelt in tho Jungle group
Ia new at the Eden MlHsee. To the world
in Wax many new figures are constantly
being added
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

The Mexican n a. fond Of sweet thtnRa
~ he h Of hot and spicy dishes, says RAY
moDd v. Plaft % Mexico city. Even their
beer IL sweet.
Some years ago brsweries we're srmcsed
IN some ~ the cities o. noVthsgn Ms1tro
but the natives did not like the rPnAuct
aReSghsh hesr che drunk at Oncs bsrnnos
pDpBiaF. Nowadays al tho beer one Rpea
% I've oshoF side 81 the Ri0(1rande n sWeei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

poaalo0a-
II IL hardly within the provinces 81 the
musical department. % this paper to
estimate the artistic value of the dancing
of Anna PavlOwS and Michel Mordkine.
The dance n . dramatic. not a musical
art. lee mlssiOn In 20 translate fancy
into the language of action. This Ian
R,iAge must bs poetic. because its basis
Is rhythm. n then q mere layman may
venture an opinion on the dancing of
'h--e Russians " must bs tn thu effect
that they appear TO have solved tho
problem Of uniting perfection 81 rhythm
to elOquence of expression.
We have had many dancers who salts
fed the eye, who had found how ca maks
exquisite pictures out Of the rhythm %
motion: hut this writer does not reoall
any who sO beautifully demonstrated the
capacity Of the old typ 81 ballet dancing
for genuinely temperamental communion
ton. Nine. PavIOwa dances ideas. She
tells her pretty stories with infinite grace
Of poss and movement. but better still
with a perfect adjustment Of thess to
captivating expression.
This public has never seem . more
tempsrAmsntAl dancer. Everything she
does IL vitalized by imagination. She
has thousand nuAncsS OF the body. She
conqiIera not only the eye but the poetic
sensibilities.
A. for her associate. he 10 without
doubt the most satisfying male dancer
this town has seen. His art is Of the
same school a. hers. but IL IL wisely more
retlcent. a. becomes the dancing Of q
man. and leans further toward the merely
pictorial. Within it's sphere IL h the
quintsssence of beauty os muscular
action.
The town has speedily learned TO admire
thess two dancers. Their career will not
be long. hut IL will undoubtedly bs tri-
umphal.
by this time the general public must
be- heartily tired OF reading about the
sauabbles OF the bankers aud society
idleru who ARE struggling in the quagmire~
of the opera business. about which they
know practically nothing. Therefore Ne
do nos purpose hencefoTward % occupy
valuable space Sith discussion % the
dOings NJ these petty potentat~-
That they should have est the burden
of their own bllnders On the shoulders
Il an smployee nos pos~e~sed nj the
authority TAI do the things for which he
has been blamed 10 As any rata human.
Scapegoats are not a new feature OF life.
oscar Hammerst~in. sardOnically wise
and more than amused with tho situation,
emitted IA comment one of his pregnant
sentences. They engage a man To hirect
their opera house he said. and then
they dare him so do H.
All these incidents cannot he said ak
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

The Dollar Princess AT the Knicker-
booker Theatre. h entering the twenty
valli Valh. Adrienne AugArde. Louie
Pounds. Donald Brian. r. J. Connolly
and viii West are names that guarantee
an all star musical comedy performance.
picked a. they are from tho ranks 81 the
most popular musical comedy artists Of
England and America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

The Chocolate Soldier" will still be at
the Casino Theatre TN hot weather time IL
Il continues at its present rate. The
day OF comic opera has come again 60
New York. and 10 The Chocolate Soldier
u due some % the credit ~ bringing hack
appreciation % charming music. real
comedy and a story consistently told.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

LSw Dockstader will offer what he calls
The 1911 Pattern OF Burnt Cork Art at
the West End Theatre this week instead
Of the customary circle of end men and
singers tho curtain rises on the exterior
Of tina 'Poesum Aero Club and while
Dochstadsr keeps closely to the line OF
old time mlnstrelsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

~Sust 4 Wife, nov we'll launched IN
sas sScOnd month az shs Rsin-co Th~atr..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Loie FuI9sr's "LA Danss das Nynphess
with IroOe sander. Gerernd Won Axen
and orChidee will b the hsadliners at
tho Plaza Music Hall this week, when
they will make thsir only vaudeville
appearance. Special scenery has been
provided. The -Four MortOns will present
thsir speciality and wlnsOr Mckay. creator
OF "Iktale Memo and other newspaper
carto0na. will furnish amusement with his
ereehand sketches. Kara. The Originator
OF Modern Juggling: the StrollinE Play
ers. just arrived from England. Post and
Russell. singers and dancers. and the
BOmbardn, Rladiators and GymnAsts.
cOmplsee the BILL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Ths white slave eraeksO viii b trsatsd
in a slstoh at the Colonial Theatrs this
week in which Lionel Barrymore and Doris
and Mckee Rankin appear. o. equal
imporIADCs 10 Miss LOis Fuibsr's new
Light in which eight barefoot dnncsrs
appear. AT the Country Club. a musical
act. will be given by tcn young men and
women Prominent on The programme
are Sie Hasnen Hen Ans Arabs. Kaufman
brothers. singing comedians, tho Morgtti
comedian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Il seens az z everybody who saw Mont
komery and Stone in The Red Mill and
The Wizard Of Or were pilinG after seats
for the comedians performances In the
new Ade-Ludsra show The Old Town
at the Globe Theatre. The plays 7OOth
performance viii be celebrated On Thurs
day evening. March ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

As1-Rns Boy-r. the Californian dancer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Tho Roosevelt in the Jungle xrou
Ia neW at the Eden Ms1see. To the Wort
in Wax many new figures are CONSTANT
being added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

An organization known a. The Mardl
Gras Beauties viii be seen at the Mur-
ray Hill Theatre this week. The Mar.
velous Neweomes give the principal
act in the vaudeville part Of the enter
tainment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Blanche Ring in The Yankee 0irI'
continues on her merry way az the Herald
Square Theatre. Miss Ring has several
opportunities 20 display those talents
for laugh raising and join with me IN the
chorus singing for which she has become
famous large and pretty chorus
trained by Ned wayburn IN another
strong asset.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Francis Wilson appears at the Criterion
Theatrs in The Bachelors Baby.' a
comedy which illustrates the power OF
childhood to reform a household and break
the chains which . bachelors selfishnens
had forged around Ills heart. In the
exposition Of this story Mr.. Wilson not
only has the support Of an admirable
company but OF q talented child actress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Bright Eyes. the newest Of the must
cal plays. in at the New York Theatre.
with Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook
IN the leading parta. IL 10 a farce comedy
with the addition OF music and handsome
and contains. especially In ice
first act. features that Broadway audi
encea seem to approve Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

TheArcadians.' az the Liberty Theatre.
continues in indefinite engAgement.
Julia Sanderson. Connie Ediss. Ethel
Cadman. Audrey Maple. Percival knight.
Frank Moulan and q carefully picked cast
combine TO make the New York proAuo-
ton OF The Arcadians- superior even
20 that which made the piece q two years
popular favoKits In London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Henry W. Savage will offer The Merry
widow" at the Academy OF Music to-
morrow evening for an engagement Of
two weeks with many Of the cast seen az
the New Amsterdam. nsw costumes ami
scsnery. Prominent in the company are
X. Y. Graham. Frances Cameron. Charles
MeRkins and Anna Busaert. The orchss-
ira will he augmented for the engage
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

alias Jimmy Valentine at waIlaok's
10 20 popular that arrangements for kesp-
ing the play on until hot weather have
been made. II. d. Warner. the new star-
has an exceptionally good part and makes
the most Of II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

DlkallneS OF COntrapuutaI architecture are
sIxted with the coIors Of the lyric flowers
cs the field. Then turn To MozArt's -Das
veslchsu" and see where the grace Of
bvric utterance rises to the surface and
floats upon the ancient foundation OF
reverent sincerity bred in the cloistsrs
OF the minnelied.
with the dawn Of the romantic move
ulent in German poetry a fresh stimulus
wa Impaired 10 TIE development Of the
Naa. whereas the poetic text had hitherto
walked lin ~ eetne-s like the night upon
the clearer surfaces 81 life and feeling.
thers vas now a continual sndeavor TO
bfv' into the innermOs; secrets % the
soul ssad To eFnbOdy In verse ali thcss finer
shade ~ emotion and those most sacred
pmnaRinations which had hitherto escaped
attknfton. or at any rate eluded the
Hpethods Of literature.
TR~s modern German lied 10 above oil
/. aauinRs psychoIogic. II belongs 20 that
hsaUaifuI class ~ poetry Of which Mrs.
BrUS5ning's Portuguese sonnets- 10 per
hmEa the most familiar examples Schu-
-nnnnn's bride songs are settings % poems
which essay the delicais task Of analyzinR
tire emotions 90 a giri on the eve Of mar
Fia.e. The Dichteriiebe strives TO Get
form the inner experience o. poet whose
unmaiOu has spent itself upon an unre-
Hponsive object.
such songs are the ayant courers 81
the later songs without uordr. in which
lksst endeAvOTed Co portray experience.
Tn@ aaaurMl fruit ~ the tree has b~en the,
.aDus poems % strauss. hat ~ 10 not ~ all
nauIthely that the calmer Judgment 81
'qntnps years viii ind that tho sttempt
% SEprusa csrtnin dsanitS IDEAS without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Nat NJ. Wills. The Happy Tramp
and the playiet -At the Switch will
divide honora at the New Bronx Thestrp
Others who contribute 20 tho entertain
msnt are Radford and Winchester. Jug
glers; the Five Olympins, who pose ..
bronze statues: Lyons and YAsco. singers.
and Ferrell brothers. biCyciigts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

With plays OG emotion and commotson
sSisassnS che common mind IL 10 no
wonder that the rOllicking fun % The
Lottery Man. &C the Bi jou. gains in poOu-
lArty from month TO month. Cyril
aoott, the star. 70 q breezy youth, ara
the Unembers 81 tho entire company are
30 vol matched that there 10 never a
moments lag IN the piena.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

'where There's win" began in second
month az weber's Thsatrs last week and
continues TO he talked % on account OF
the franknsss Of the plot. which discueees
topics not usually the subject Of polite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Mid-Lent finds business as big an ever
At the Hippodrome. where the three
spectacles "A Trip 90 Japan Inside
the Earth and The Ballet Of Jewels
are offered. Beginning March ~ GerAon's
Midgets. a troupe OF fifty wee people.
who give q complete CIRCUS. will be added
M a feature To the circus bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Henry d. Harris's production Of Sydney
Rossnfstd's play Children Of Destiny.
continues at the Savoy Theatre. That
the subject matter Of the play In interest,"
ing In evidsnced by the number Of curtain
calls each act receives. The cast. which
includes laura Nelson Hall. adds matert-
ally 90 the strength of the Performance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

A. the AIhambra win DO found Harry
Bulgsr. the musical comedy star: Violet
Black and company IN q skis entitled srhs
Subway" and Gus EdwaFds's -Blonds
Typswriesrs.' The Great Lester. the ven
trilOQuist. will be on hand to indulge In
comedy. and Flanagan Edwards and coru-
pany have n sketch called -On and on"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

The Rivals Sheridan's delightful
comedy. will be the Offering for this week
by the Ben Greet players at the Garden
Theatre. Mr. Crest viii play Boo Acres.
violst Vivian Lvdis LaagnisA and Alice
Gale Mrs. MGIsp. Op. On Friday after
noon there will ks another special matt
nee of sEveryman."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Miss Edith wynne MatthisOn Of the
New Theatre company win read tho
. Electra % Euripides In the ballroom Of
the Hotel Plaza on Tuesday afternoon
for the benefit % the Babies Dairy. This
charity In maintained for the purpose 81
providing under medical supervision
proper diet for infants.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-04-07

Owing to The presence of rabi, 3
IN Denver TIE state lonrd IT health
has ordered the muzzliug of nil dogs
at large. not alone in that city. hat
the whole state is included in this
order. 1t was declared ihattl e DIS
ease had become pre-, alent all over
the state aud the only method to
stamp ii out, was to make the order
include every t,wn within the 8: ATE
Should local L,alth officers decline
To comply within the resolutions.
the state board wall compel obedi-
ence. We have seen ms yet no man
Of a disposition to com.
ply this order, either here or Gunni
SON although it has been wee
siuce 1t WAS promulgated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-04-07
ELECTION OVER.

Now that another annual city
election is overpast, it is the duty
Of every voter aud loyal citizen,
TO be reconci!ed with the results
ard to CO -aperate with the majority
interest OF the. town in pushing H.
long for the hetterment OF all con.
cerned. 1t hns oeen suggested that
boosting club be organized by
which menns some system may te
formulated aud ways suggested
as TO the best methods to adveriis.
the resources and advantages OF
this portion OF the state ard county
1t would seem that one of the
fast considerations necessary
should be n combined effort of
Identifying the residences aud pro.
perty owners to repair, improve
and beRutify their homes and busi.
ness plnces. The city officers
should require the streets and
allies I've thoroughly cleaned aud
kept free from filth and rubbish,
,nd all old tumble down shacks he
declared nnisanres and their repair
or removal be required. 1t is also
urged that property owners see t.
it. AZ q matter of p:ide, that the
houses owned by them are mol
allowed to 20 to ruin for lack Of a
little attention, cost OF paint will
not only make them look better bu,
increase the life and valne OF the
more than the expense incurred
MacI credit is due to many who
painted and fixed up their homes
last year, but We notice many other
buildings very much in need o.
psint and other repairs and trust
that the owners will become inspir-
ed with sufficient pride and ambi.
tion, to have as neat homes as thai
of their neighb,r.