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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-06

The primary responsibility for the
support and development of the Nation
al Capitnl Is upon the nation; and Con-
xress, not the people OF the 1ederai
Instruct. 6xe. the amount of the latter'a
t.x contribution toward the cost of the
cupital.x maintenance.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
JIMMY WALSH DISGUSTED.
Thought Bout Would BE One-sided
Amir with Moore.

New York. April Jimmy Walsh. ;he
American bantsm-weisht champion. who
was trimmed by Pal Moore in a ten-round
bout at catch weights last night. was
kicking himself to-day because he had
been talked into what he termed a one
sided match. Walsh declared he weighed
a few ounces more than III pounds when
he got into the ring with Moore. and
was at least five pounds lighter than
Moore
Not fifteen minutes after the bout
ended, several Of WaIsh's friends went TO
Noore's dressing room and offered TO bet
500 that he was FIVE pounds heavier than
the bantam champion. but there were no
takers
Moore is strictly feather-welght."
said one of these Walsh supporters. He
is masQuerading as bantam weight
when he can't make 1l6 pounds ring
side or even six hours before ring time
without saving off his legs. He is grow
ing rapidly and will be in the light
weight class before the end Of the year.
Walsh IS able TO make the bantam
weight limit at any time, and if Moore
says ne can reduce TO that figure he can
have a fight for the championship. and
for any money. also a good bet on the
side Walsh was misguided when he
I took Moore on at catch-weights, no mis-
take"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CENTRAL HIGH SMOTHERS TECHNICAL BY Is TO O
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE uturity course. gene Russell.
lie Nlcntryj. 10 ]. won: II Paso. ll3 (McBride.
20 l. second. &. j. Cox. us tLaylor. y 20 i.
third. Time. III 2-j. Ketchen Dovata, Elodia Is,
Maud McG.. Bumen Salony Jane. Father Downey.
Ln1urio and r. A. McCurdy also nan.
SECOND RACE-F.turity course. Sanotta. 100
tAnderson). Is 10 l. won: Combury. ll6 (Mentrl.
to s. second: Caopus. lOl CSeldenl. 5 10 l. third.
Time 10 IS. Silk Phillstna. NbGr. Tom ONial-
ley Daily. Elmdale. Bellsnicker. and Margaret Ran
dolph also
THIRD RACE-Futmity course. Tramotor JIG
tWiliamsl. Z 20 5. won: Crcston Roy. ll9 lCava-
paeh 20 l. second Swaggcriatcr ll6 Thomas.
20 !. third Time. l.l0 s. Burlcigh. Sweet Basil,
Little Buttercup. Matchulla May Pink and Little
Sis also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and twenty yards Cock
sure lOi Thomas. 3 10 /. won: NaSmerito. los
king. % 10 l. second Hush Money 10 tMoes-
worth. 70 2. third. Time 30. Cadichon. Ben
Stone Steel. Hannibal Boy and j. c. Glenn also
IAN
FIFTH RACE-Mile and twenty Yards DR..
Downie l06 Williams 20 2 won; Goldway, 10
(Callahanl. 20 % l. second: Matte Mack, 10.
lhinE 10 J. third Time l.i3 Birth F1avigny
Ny Pal Dene ST. Adams. TuIst. Right Sort
Trocha. and Colbert also ran.
| SIXTH RACE-Sx furiongs. Lena Iecch. III
| NIentryl. ; 20 8. won; Amethyst l5 Thomas u
| b !. second Beda. Is tSeldonl. : 20 third
/ Time 1:l315. Netting. Ornate. Mabel Hollander
/ MnncdoCia Lady Rensselaer, Edith r. and Emma
/ G. also ral.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
HYDE MURDER CASE DRAGS
Miss Anna Houlehan Tells of Visit
and Candy.
Illness of Witness Mitchell Is Rea-
son State Fails to Take Up Or
der OF Proof as Planned.

Kansas City. April 22.-The Illness OF
r. d. Mitchell. a witness for the state.
who has been suffering with fever for
the last two weeks, which ii IS feared
may develop into typhoid, Is the reason
that the State did not take up the order
Of proof in the trial Of Dr. B. Clark
Hyde. that they first decided on, and
which was carried out at the inquest and
before the grand jury.
Mitchell is the Independence undertaken
who went at night to the cemetery and
removed the body Of Col. Swope from the
receiving vault II the undertaker's
morgue in the basement at Independence,
where the post norton examination was
conducted under direction Of Or. Ludwig
Hektoen. Of Chicago. and the vicera OF
Col Swope was taken.
Late this Afternoon Miss Anna Houlehan
testified that Dr. Hyde had given a box
of candy to Stella Swope the evening OF
December T.
Al the mention Of candy the audience
leaned forward breathlessly. Never be-
fore in the trial, nor in the announce
ment Of the Investigations which preceded
il. has any mention been made OF candy
Mr.. Reed asked the question ito which
the nurse replied, and he continued by
asking:
Was Stella SwOpe we'll at thai timer
YES" answered the witness.
How long after the candy was given
was it before she took down with typhoid
fever?' came the next question.
"One week" said the witness.
WAS this the only time Dr. Hyde ever
brought candy?'
1T was"
That was all Of the questioning on that
point
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
FIRE THREATENS TWO HOUSES
Dwellings in Upper G Street Dam
aged to Extent of $500.
Flames Start I'm Closet Filled with
Children's TOyS-Intruder on
Fire Lines Arrested.

a fire that damaged dwellings 1916 and
231s C street northwest 10 the extent Of
$500 and for n time threatened TO spread
20 the entire block, caused an alarm
from box 32l at 7:45 o'clock last night.
The flames had started. from some IN
known cause. in a closet on the second
floor OF one Of the buildings, where chill
dren had stored a quantity of toys.
While the engines We're az work Louis
X. Poore. forty-four years old, was ar
rested for forcing his way through the
fire lines
A chimney fire IN the home Of Mrs.
G. ". Fesler, H5 Fourth street north
west was subdued by No. Engine
Company at $40 o'clock. The property IS
owned by Weaver Bros. No damage was
done
Detective Ed Horne's home. az % G
street northeast. was visited by fire short
" after o'clock last night as result
of a lace curtain coming in contact with
a gas jet. The damage will not exceed s.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
TECH SHOWED UNDER
Banked in First Champion
ship Game by Central.
BOETLER IS IN FINE FORM
Holds Machinists to Two Hits, Made
in Last Inning-O Streeters Have
Regular Landslide in the Ninth,
Making Ten Runs and Six Hits,
Final score Is 10 10 o.

After many postponements,- the open
ing game Of the championship High
School baseball series was played at
Union League Park yesterday afternoon,
when Central gave Technical the worst
beating in the history Of the latter
school. score Is to 0.
shock Boetler, the Blue and White
twirler. was in rare form. and allowed
the Blacksmiths but two little hits. fan
ming six. on the other nand, Tew, the
Maroon and Gray slabman. was knocked
out of the box in the sixth inning after
five runs had been made of his delivery.
Kraft, who succeeded Tew, stopped the
onslaught until the ninth. when Coach
Jim Sprigman's boys fell on him with a
vengeance and pounded out ten runs.
4 big crowd OF high school fans Wit
messed the game. the cheering was par
ticularly good, and the scene a lively
one.
CentraTs team this year is one Of the
strongest I'm the history OF the school
and Coach Sprigman expects TO have
little difficulty in winning the pennant.
There was nothing 20 q but Central al
the way through. Tho Machnists did no
have a look in Ire only hits Cor the Ma
chinists came in the last inning. by Kel
ley and Eckendorf, Kelley getting as Ia
as third. which was as near home as thu
losers got at any time In the game.
Central started Of in the first inninl
/ by scoring two runs. Rawlings singled q
left field. Cullum smashed one TO right
! Hartman was out on a fly 20 Eckendorf
Hoffman walked, King singled betweei
| second and third, scoring Rawlings an,
Cullum
In the ffth Cullum got a hit 10 center
| going TO second on Harriman's sacrifice
and scoring on Acton's three-bagger.
! IN the sixth two more runs were made
and three would have been added on Hoff
mans drive 10 right. but he was put on
at FIRST for not touching the base, making
! the third out.
/ No runs were made In the seventh O
: eighth but in the ninth. the O streeter
! put IL all over the Blacksmiths, gettin
six hits and ten runs, using fourtee
men at the Dat.
The only three-bagger Of the gam
was by Acton in the fifth, when b
caught the ball on the nose, sending
to far left field. Boetler and Hoffman bot
made two-baggers. Boetler gave but on
base on balls. while Central got nine OF
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
WORK "PoCKETBooK GAME"

The ''pocketbook game" as worked by
two unidentified colored men. Is respon-
sible for Mrs. Mary Burrows being out
So Mrs. Burrows. who lives at ISIS
Thirteenth street northwest, was ap-
preached yesterday morning at the cor
ner Of Thirteenth and streets by the
men, who claimed they had found 500 in
the street.
The negotiations which followed did not
terminate as Mrs Burrows had antici-
pated. and when she found that the good
money had disappeared she reported the
matter TO the police.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
FEARS HUSBAND MURDERED.
Wife OF Chicago Millionaire APP
pcnIS TO Police.

Chicago. April My husband has
either been murdered or Is unconscious
somewhere. per in a hospital, or he
would surely have communicated with
me" declared Mrs Norman p. Cummings
to Inspector Revere. Of the Chicago ave
nue. police station, to-day.
This statement resulted in the detail
ing Of more detectives 10 search for the
missing millionaire, real estate dealer,
and globe trotter. who has been absent
from his home since Wednesday, The
disappearance Of Cummings is shrouded
in mystery On the day Of his disappear
ance. Cummings had in his possession
ieweIry valued at $1,000, and $3.50 in cur
renew
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
CROUCH CLUB ELECTS.

Edward BrauninEer l. President,
and other Officers Are Named.
At a meeting of the Crouch Club Of
Columbia Turnverein, held last night at
the clubrooms, CPS NJ street, the following
officers were elected to serve the next
six months: Honorary president, Robert
T. Joyce; president. Edward Braunin-
ger; vice president. NJ. E. Joyce; treas
rur. F. W Volz; financial secretary, A.
Herrler; recording secretary, J. P. Nc
KOn.
place next Friday night at o'clock at
the clubrooms.
Reports from the committee in charge
Of the smoker promise a large attendance
on April 80
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
THOMAS STARTS FOR FRISCO.
Matched TO Fight Bill Papke on
May H.

New York, April 22-Charley Harvey
left here to-day for California with Joe
matched TO fight Bill Papke in Frisco
on May a. Harvey will be in Moran's
corner when the Englishman meets
Tommy Mccarthy next Friday night in
San Francisco.
Incidentally, Harvey has received a let
ter from Jem DriscoIl, the British feather
weight champion, 10 the effect that
he will sail for America a week from to-
morrow. Driscon will do no fighting at
the local clubs, but will rest a few weeks
before taking up training exercises for
the Ground fight with Abe Atteu at
Colma on July 3
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Kid Gordon Meets Clinton

Baltimore, April 22-On THURSDAY
night. April q, at the Westport Skating
Rink, Kid Gordon. of Washington. win
box fifteen rounds to a decision with
Billy Clinton, Of New York, for a side
bet Of 800
There will also be double semi-wind-
up between McGraw. Of Washington. and
stephen McVeary. Of New York, and
Battling Marshall, Of Philadelphia. and
Kid Hall. OF Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
Police Given praise

An official order was issued TO the police
captains Of the city yesterday. congratu-
lating them upon the excellent manner IN
which they have co-operated with the
several civic organizations that have been
directing their attention to the prevention
Of the scattering of waste paper and
refuse upon the streets OF the city and in
the parks.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
GIVE POOL EXHIBITION.
Large Crowd witness Prof. King
and Wife Play.

A large crowd witnessed the exhibition
pool game that was played last night
at the Royal billiard parlors by William
W King and his wife, Bertha May King.
champion woman pool player of the
world Mr.. King is the worlds nfteen-or-
no-couut champion.
They played seventy-fve points, he
winning seventy-five 10 Mrs. Kings
sixty-nine. Although Mrs. King is left
handed. she has a very easy and grace
full stroke. and made a high run of nine
to Mr.. Kings fifteen. After the game
was over. each took turns giving exhibit
tons OF their skill at fancy shots.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
NEW SHE'LL ARRIVES.
Racing Boat for Georgetown Crew
Put Into Commission.

The Blue and Gray crew got out on the
water yesterday afternoon FOR the first
time since their accident last Wednesday.
when the first and second varsity Fights
were overturned by sudden squal
The new shell which was ordered about
a month ago. and which has been at An
napolis for the past week, was brought
10 Washington yesterday morning by
Manager Byrne. as il was in immediate
demand al the boat house. The varsity
took their initial spin in the new boat
yesterday afternoon, and the new craft
caused a great deal Of comment among
those on the river front. She is much
lighter than either of the other varsity
boats. and designed on lines especially
laid out by Dempsey. whereby he expects
to get greater speed than from the other
shells. This boat will be used in the race
against Annapolis In May.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

The authorities Of the Homeopathic
Hospital are eomewhat concerned over
William A. Die. twenty-five years old,
who was taken to that institution in an
unconscious condition shortly after II
o'clock yesterday morning. and at late
hour had not regained consciousness. 1t
5s understood that he is an inmate OF the
soldiers Home. He was picked up by the
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

st. Stephen Institute. of the Capital
City League will play the Twining Ath-
letic Club. last years champion OF the
Independence League, at Capital City
League Park to-day at 2:9O p. m. Both
teams are looked upon to make a good
showing in their respective leagues.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
Belmont Tigers VS.. Asbury Browns

The game scheduled for last Sunday
between the Tigers and Browns was
called off on account Of rain. but the
same clubs will cross bats tomorrow at
Thirteenth and d streets northeast. In
a double-header.
The Tigers, under the management OF
Messrs. Bell and Dorsey. will leave for
a tour OF Virginia on May T.
Teams desiring games address Thomas
Johnson, 1899 street northeast
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

u. Central II. FIRST base on balis-Of BCctlsr.
OF Tew 5. oF Kraft L. Innings pitched BY Tew.
s: by Kraft 3 Hits made-Of B9e'ler. O. OF Tew.
of Kraft c. Struck out-By Boetler 6; hy Tew.
/: by Kraft . Three base hit-ActCu. Two base
hits-Boetler Hoffman. Sacrifice hit-Hauiman.
Stolen hsses-C'Illum o. Menefee. Roetler 49,. Gin.
Kelley o.. Hit by rtcher-Ry Bowler, J. Wild
pitchas-Tew I: Kraft. l. Umpire NJ Hughes.
Time Of game hours
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
TWO YOUNGSTERS GOT HUNGRY
BeItsviIle Boys Intended to Make n
Tour Around World.

TUT -NEWWIIFI - WINWs
Robert H. and William B. Dunning
brothers, ten and twelve years old, came
TO Washington yesterday from their home
in Beltsville. Md, to see the sights, and.
II Providence was kind. to start from
here on a tour Of the world
AS the evening shadows fell upon the
youths and the pangs OF hunger were be
ginning TO be felt, they attracted the at
tention OF one Of Washington's finest
They readily told the whole story and
volunteered 10 accompany the policeman
10 the Eighth street police station, where
they were given a good supper and held
until their parents could be communi--
Gated with
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

Jem Driscoll. the English feather
weight champion, who knocked out Spike
Robson in fifteen rounds on Monday
night, will sail for this country next
week. 1t IS said, as he wants to train
for at least a month in California for his
battle with Abe Attell
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

Howard University's third debating team
achieved another victory Thursday night
by winning me argument from Wllber-
force University, Of Ohio. Every team
az the local institution has an unbeaten
record.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
FIRESTONE LEFT AT The POST
Hildreth's Horse Loses Feature
Race at Aqueduct.
Prince Gal Goes Under Wire Easy
Winner in the Big
Handicap.

New York. April 22.-S. c. Hldreth re-
ceived a shock 1T Aqueduct to-day when
his chestnut horse Firestone was left at
the post in the handicap M six and one
half furlongs. There were only three
starters, and Hildreth backed Firestone
20 beat Prince Gal In the paddock. be
fore the race. Firestone kicked up an
awful racket. on the way 20 the post he
tried to throw Powers repeatedly. once
at the barrier the Hudredth horse became
so unruly that one Of Starter Cassidy
assistants took him by the head He was
facing the webbing when Cassidy pressed
the button. but he stuck his toes In the
turf and refused 10 bulge an inch.
OF course Prince Gal rushed away "a
an easy victory over Michael Angelo. but
the poor break robbed the handicap Of all
interest incidentally Prince Gal savaged
Jockey Garner who rode Michael Angelo
biting his left wrist. The boy was COM
PEELED 10 surrender the mounts on Crash
and George Field after riding three con-
secutive winners.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
elimination Tourney.

The standing in the elimination duckpin
bowling tournament at the Palace alleys
follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

II a picture be crushed in the mall dampen the
crcases press with a warm iron and then place
under "a press ar weight for short tims, having
first protected the picture side by covering with
uhifa uourr
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
The Summaries.

FIRST RAiE-FCI- and CIc-Eaf turl0nCE Minta.
lG ugsaui. y o. s. won; Fort Carroll 10 .Dcvo-
rchI, 20 T. second, Nlarcm7ra. los Grand %
J. third Time lGI is. Ba-s Ftzhugh Garrcau.
Match Minister. Foot Lights. Lac.ed- and Lady
slipper also ran. Panlte,s finished first but was
disqualified Tor i0uLirs. Miuta and Foot Lights
coupled
SECOND RACE-lIle. Dixie knight lo3 NC
Caheyl % 8 won; Apologize. JOS lRamseg] 70
I, second; Ruh'e. I19 Moss 6 90 l. third. Tine
Isl Pins and Needles and Evcard also ran.
THIRD RACE-SN flrIorEs- Takshrz. I1s
Palms. t1 = won, Sfarg-van l22 'E,'epI. 8 90
J. second HAVE no Reid. 10 20 T. t4rd Time
1925 Jennie Wells. Horace 7. Rose Beaumont
Croydon. ROYAL Captive. Ear Rogers. Joe Gaire-S
Niblck. shirley Bossnore. IDENTIFIES and Peter
Paul also rau
FOURTH RACE-Stecplschase; two miles, jim
Jirvl. 80 LyuChI N J. Won. Rising star L5
iApier,' 8 % T. second. Selecrus $50 HAYES 6
% ]. third. Time 4-6I5. Clover. Croft. Pi-set
Southwest. Mcrrmau. BOBBY Kean. and Young
Bitten also -1n.
FIFTH RACE-Six furiorrs. vreelsnd 100 Reid
Z to 5. won, Anvil, % DrverI. % l. second
TUIdo. 100 Gilbert. Is % l. third Time. l22 u.s.
Chopper. Jack Frost. CEs1vars Lady Frc5erick
Mispillion, Lsymuster. Rochleige. and Hurry Girl
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiZ f1rm2 AS,icot Jos Du-
gam. % 8. won. Adslia g DRYER s % l. sec
0rd. Judge EmcntrrUr. Us Lee. 8 % J. third.
Time. III IS. ChCirmaster Of Caesterbrook and
Kuble also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23

Two low men drop out. Two high men
roll off tonight.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Sx furloug'. Wander. JOS Gamer.
20 I. won; Responsible. - iDiEgiusI. Is % l.
second. ScuUiTedl. lo1 lTcUlluI. 70 J. third
Time. i:A. Rocsstcre. Bob r.. Calves Gilbert
Rose. and Dr.ss Parade also ran.
SECOND RACE-FOur and one-haf fIrl0uEs.
Genus. l09 Garner. g N 10. won; Frank NIu'lens.
loa Taplinl. . 90 T. second; Easy Life ll5 MCGEE.
IS 90 J. third. Time. O5i S5 Altamaha and Dixon
also ran.
THIRD RACE-NiHe. Rustem. % Garner. -
On won. Sir Clegas l05 Gangsul. o. 3. second
RiacS Oak. no tBuiwelI, even. third Time $50 IS.
NadEu and Radiation also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Si1 AMI haf furl1ncS Prince
Gal, u5 McfecI. even. won; Michael Angelo. ~
Gamer. 20 90 J. second Time IZl IS. Fircstouo
VAS l.ff
FIFTH RACE-FoIY fIrlHnsS Crash. e Ben
s-hutcnI. 10 l. won. Winning Widow. Ioa Arch
bald. u 90 -. second. Nallonia. o. Glass % T.
third. Time C.is VALERIE and sylvan Del also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sj1 furloags. Blundaa. l02
0cpnI. q 90 5 xon. Nuull lo lPageI. IS % I.
second Stafford lC2 lIcGeel 20 o third Time,
l.f IS j. Resrdon. Motion. George Field.
Shawnee. and Oulatus also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-23
JIU JITSU IN FIRST
Winner of Elkridge Steeple-
chase by Fifteen Lengths.
BOOKIEs HIT AT PIMLICO
PIanutesS Interferes with Minta on
the Home Stretch, Breaking Her
COIOrs, Is Winner. with AdnIin
Second in Last Event.

Baltimore. April 22.-FOrm players had
great time at Pimlico this afternoon. In
not a single race on the programme was
a favorite defeated. The track, though
heavy. was a vast improvement over the
previous two days Of the sport. and with
little drying weather will be in first
class condition in a day or so.
Clearing weather brought out a big
crowd Of racing enthusiasts. and the
bookmakers had an awful day. the specu-
lators quitting big winners. The feature
event on the programme was the Ell1ridge
steeplechase for hunters. over the two
mile course. II resulted in an easy vic
tory for Jiu Jitsu. trained by G. r. Temp
kins. Of Virginia.
The winner was heavily played by the
bettors There was "A strong tip on him,
and though Young Bitten openea as the
choice. il was not long before Jiu Jitsu
was the favorite with Lynch I'D he
won all the way. being pulled up Is
| lengths in front al the end. Young Bitten
unseated Saffel at the twelfth jump
The first disqualification Of the meeting
was IN the first race. when, after Planu-
| tess finished in front the stewards, after
/ some elaboration declared Minta. run
/ ming for August Belmont the winner.
/ Minta, coupled in the betting with Foot
/ lights. was easily the best Of the field.
/ When Dugan started 70 make his ride
/ in the stretch. and was going 20 the
! front Gilbert on Planutess. bore over
on him and interfered with the Hast
ings' FLY badly. She was knocked Of
| her stride.
The Belmont colors were flashed I'm
/ front in the closing event by Asticot, a
winner Of his last start. With Dugan UP,
the winner was pounds the best. and
while Adalia closed with a rush. she was
unable TO trip the leader, who won by
, a length.
Dixie knight. Takahira, and Vreeland
all favorites, were easily winners in their
respective races.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Lush and Phelps.
New York, April 29.-New York
Philadelphia game postponed; wet
grounds. n
Pittsburg, Pa April 29.-Cincin-
natti-Pittsburg game postponed; rain.
Boston, Mass, April 29.-The score
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-30

cast in the role of Aunt Hester, the
trouble maker. The comedy part re-
posed in the hands of Jack Watson
and C. P. Miller, the one as an Irish
man and the other as a darkey, and
that those hands were capable ones
was evident by the continual laugh
ter and vociferous applause with
which their efforts were greeted.
Ralph Coon made up into an ideal
angel child, while L. Idleman and
Carl Powers did very we'll in minor
parts.
One of the best features of the eve
ming was the series of specialties in
troduced between and during the
acts. The girls glee club as a beauty
chorus outrivaled any of the profess
sional kickers that have been seen
here this year, and their singing and
dancing were both of a high order.
Robert Powell as a baton juggler,
belongs in vaudeville, for his hand
ling of the stick was clever in the ex-
treme.