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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, March u.-MILLFEED-Stcad mod
crate trade. Spring bran. 500: standard middlins
2i.75; Western red dog. B00a3 Is: winter wheat
bran. in loclb. sacks. 10 arrive, $50; city bran,
in bulk. B6o.
OArS-stronger; fair inquiry. No. white. q:
No white. $; standards. 36s. elevator basis;
white, track, 3Hka3S1z.
FBOUR-Steady; demand is slow. Kansas
strAights, &25aL5o. in sacks; soft straights 4.oOa
AIS, in barrels; spring patents 4Ga59 in bar
rels: spring clears. L00aLD
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-sarre; hfeless. Choice
nominally 20.
RYE FLoUR-LdfeIess. but steady. Choice brands
quoted at Ai5aLD
CoRNSfEAL-Trade is dull. Kiln-dried for ex-
port 27eazsO; coarse neal in bags. Loeai 10
HAY-Receipts, 100 tons; fat: demand moderate.
Prime timothy. Llo; No /, Lo6aLIo; No. 2 naI.0o:
No. g. T5as1.
srRAw-Receipts. % tous; easy; slow trade.
Long rye @a5o.
BEEF Steady; modsrate inquiry. Packet noa
$50; family l65oaiT.o1
PoRK-scAree; nominal Ness 21zzap; fam
ily . 5Oaza50
LARD-LifelesS Prime Western. $50: city. $50:
refined continent. aTo; South American l0a; ~
fined Brazilian, in kegs. 1lD oIeostesrine n hri
stsarine slow; .NcE Yok. u
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibhn & Co..
members Of the Chicago Beard OF Trade, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. March u-The local wheat market
opened steady to L shade easier and was Of a very
nervous character throughout the session rallyng
sharply shortly after the opening breaking as
quickly and rallying again at the Close with clos
ing Iriccs practically the high Of the day The
market was Of a local professional character. with
outside trade light. Receipts to-day, 10 CARS with
I3 estimated for Monday.
Corn ruled in the main firm throughout the ses-
sion, closing prices showing fractional advance over
last niElt. The buying in most part to-day was
for short account. while bulls also added to their
lines The selling generally was BY commission
houses. Receipts to-day 2S cars, with Ig for
Monday.
Oats prices moved within a narrow range, with
generally finn tone in sympathy with other
grains. The anxious shorts seem TO have covered
EHz1ipts today, 9s cars, with % estimated for
Monday.
The early advance in hog markets made a finn
opening in peoTscns. especially for May deliveries
After the early demand was satisfied the market
received poor support, and closing prices we're
somewhat lower than Yesterday.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
ing.
New York, March 1.-THE market made further
advance Of 10 10 II points on May. July. and
August and 10 for the next crop months from
yesterdays prices during the short session today.
and closed frn within } to points Of the top.
This advance merely the continuation o. the
strength the market displayed yesterday. and on
Thursday the nervousness q shorts over the drJ
and unusually hot weather in Texas and Oklahoma
and the manipulation in the May option. Under
these circumstances. there was little cotton for sale
to-day except whsn .ht market bUlged. As a. con-
sequence IireIpool's faiIre to have fully responded
to our advance Of yesterday was ignored. was
also the shOrt-time movement being adopted among
the mills at Manchester and Lancashire. and the
hearish conditions prevailing in the print cloth
and yarn markets on this side.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Ssies- Regular call = O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas Is. Sl.OO at lIO s. uD a, rio
at s71s. " " - -'
Washington Gas 10 al So
Lans1on. % at 95. - at 81 n at a5. % at o 70 al
%: D at So D at %. % at % - at g.
Washington-V Virginia Railway COM. . 4. 22r~
District National Bank, 10 at l3oI, 10 Al I5nI; N
at lDt. = ~
After call
NeryUnthalCr y at NJ
Washington Gas IS Sl.OcJ at 10 SON q, 10
CaTital Traction 8. SlOO at lI2s. q COO A. TTr,
lanston. % al 95. % at 95 . at % y at g . A,
MCTEsuthAler at 1.4,
Following are the bid and asked prices unst n
a. yeSterdays MEETING of the Washington Stock
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March n.-0ATTLE-Reccipts, 2.731
head. There trading up to a late hour
The feeling was weak. dressed beef ruled dull
at sEalO1E for medium TO choice calves; general
sales glzaI04. No later cables from Great Brit.
ain. Exports to-day, SO beeTcs, COS sheep. and ~
quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Receipts so head. Nominally veal
and sellers expected lower prices next Monday.
City dressed yeals quiet at 13aI7 per lb; country
dressed unchanged at lOaI3lS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 3.S3 head: arm
for both sheep and lambs. and all the carly ar
rivals were closed out. Common sheep sold at 100
per 100 lbs. wethers. $40; ordinary to prime lambs.
g. toa7. %; culls $50 Dressed mutton steady at IA
s with wethers selling at o. dressed lambs firm at
lOall, with hogdreascd stlling at aooa70 per car
cass
HoGS-Receipts. LIZ head. No sales on live
weight Tho feeling was firm on Buffalo and West
en- adTicz. Country drGsod bogs. sa1 pG Ih
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NEW YORK MONEY.

>c, Yu-s. Match t!.-C.G mDrc~. railing rate. -
p. ,r~lr.
Tine Er"r,.. - -:>rv days -. rer cent: for
r.nrt, da.-. IA Jew .-rt; f,r fsr months aaGl.
10y ,rmt. for u'r urrtth- ..ay. I.r cent: for six
ra,r'l-. -a-'t 1"r '7rr. ipau and ,s.sv.
T'mmcr iH l~Iar. IrlTc SKI, dsyS. S7,a4 Trr
~-f- uiuC' oa ~ NEI; fow. five. and six
uaurha ia44 psT crit.
FcreiEr cNcharS" mart.t. Cables quoted A. 4 s7B
nss64O dculnd sterling i.s5IIria2D: francs SD 81.
nA-ka g5 -lCa'.sL-
Foreign markct~-n.~sraant: London. o-sa.a. rr-
r--t: Pari- ~ cal': Berlin e.. T,er c,lt Fy
,-suc. on London: I'aHs vi @r. Berlin Irp
= rSG.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. March Il.-HOGS-Lire hogs were S
cents higher than yesterdays average The receipts
were 1000 head; left ever. lE9; estimated Monday.
3 Ooo; estimated next vetk. LDOoo. Bulk Of prices
7.o5a7.a; lights 7.o5a7.35: mixed and butchers 6Sa
rs; heavy. 6SoaT.l5; rough heavy. sSa6so; york
ers. T.5: pigs. 67oa7.5.
CATTLE-Steady; estimated receipts. 90 head
SHEEP-Steady; estimated receipts, ZOO head
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Nov YorG. March Il.-ClosinE bond quotations:
American Tobaccn SiE.
AtChisor Topeka and Santa Fc cTt. S......... l07lt
Central Pscidc lSt eo=
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific col. 4s....... rs
TtCi States Steel sinking fund 5e-..-...-... lh5s
Wabash rcfudIuC 7Ozs
Wabash l. T. 1st +, Cent. Tt. ct1s............. n
Total salcs, $500
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore March ll.-Wheat closed firm. Spot
and March, ggk; April 9g7s May. q
Com closed firm. Spot and March, 5OA; April
5ls; May 5jh.
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"England's first skyscraper" is the
name that has been applied to an insur-
ance company's building that Is being
20 feet high.
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MONEY LOANED on DISTRICT OF
Columbia property at lowest rates. Quick
StrNl-c. Moderate charges.
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
liyS II street NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
". H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.

"nl r--vcn :. T. II. :: third. Mile. NJ St
Er,4v ,ar,-Wvr b, A7nsrous R,vc-s johnson.
Limit. T4s!.r. and Hanr; second. \. T, II. ;. +
TIrr. .,
Rely rae Won icy \. T. II. =. ,Dn-rcIl.
ON, m.,c re'4y -arc-wr, bv y. y. \. Nrnrav.
Eo.rn. Hlrr.s. ami T-omlsou. s,rond, II. L.
uarrn,e I'm: or~7 hauapca1.-won hy w4,f.
\ r H. =. sr~rnJ. Cuarl,N. II. A; uird.
G",nr~ " -. II. :. Tine, 5.r7 >.
I@.hct ball game won Ivy Howard University, :
to C.
NEN Tu AEBEEvIATIONS.
\. r. II. S.........Arn~r,ng Technical High School
\. r. II. =. T. Armstrong Technical High Scho"l
Freshmen.
4 Armstrong Rovcrs
NJ -. IL. street High School
II. A.. Howard Academy
u. Howard University
y. NJ {. N"uas Mcu', Christian Association
~. VI. \. C...............Nl. Narys Athletic Club
l.. II. .Businc>s High School
Il. \ Rochester Athletic Club
la -. \ Lc DrUIt Athletic club
L. \. Lincoln Athletic Club
\. =. e. C...............A Alpha Physical Culture Club
J. \. Indian Athletic Club
Uu.................. ............. Unattached
/. :. \ Athletic Association
7. :. \ Public schools Athletic League
u. \. L....... .......... Division Athletic LcaEGc
g. I........ .GuU-gctTSn University
The list of officials are as follows:
Ecferec--J. L. WalAar. president +. :. \. L.
Mauagtr- +. H. Henderson. physical director
U'"ysI. VI It. and a T. II. :.
rtcr-H. q. Douglas. 81 High Sci-ol.
Track judErS-W. J. De Caur II. T.: Z. g. Viii
lilms. PRINCIPAL VI st. H. 5; L. Z. Johnson
secretary. Y. VI. q. \.
Field judgcs-Dr. W. l.. Evans. principal. A. T
II. j.: J. A. +. Calls. President l. = A. A;
]. F. y. WifHfn-On. Cook School.
Inspcctors-J. {. Paynr. president Division A. l.
No. Z; \. p. Lewis. ITrsdent Division 4. l.. No
H. +. ]. Cariuzo, president Division 4. L. No. To-;
J. L. Chestnut Dcanw1d School.
Trmers-E. Marshall. physical director. II. u;
VI. GrrSUrv. II. L.; !. '. Mulligan, g. L.
Scorcrs-W. I. Smith, VI. st. II. s; G.. d.
Houston. VI. st II. :.
Clerks Of the cJursc-R. ~ MattinSy 4. T.
II. s.: 4. X Savoy. Lincoln School
Marshal benjamin Washington. A. T. II. $
Announcer. Nora Saunders. chairman pub
licity and printing Committee; Maurice Clifford.
A. 7. II. :.
Custodian nf prizes. Compton. \. T. II. :.
Press cuumittec Il. g. Doison. \. I. II. s.: T.
Lawson. j. q. Montgomery.
Field physician-Dr. \. VI. Curtis.
Associate ofiGals-G. b. Key. Payne School: ].
= Syphax Bell School: &. q. Lewis. Slater
School: Nathaniel Guy. unGradcd class; J. c. Bruce
Randall School: L. \. Gillcm, MaGrIdcr School.
Ushers-A c. Newman. :. ID. Matthews. ]. a.
Richardson. ]. ID. Campbell, o. ]. Burke, James
Cowan, J. Brown.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At tho beginning Of business yesterday the opod,
hon Of the United States Treasury was:
Working balance In Treasury ofces... Sq6 Zs III oe
In banks and Philippine treasury. Y Tea Isl a
Ordinary receipts ................,....a ? AZ IN a
OrulnAry disbursements. 2E57D ne
The deficit 70 date this fiscal year Is S.oe7 $50 "a
a. against SZ III. .sse.0 at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Canal and r.utlie
debt transactions.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

I Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co, mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
sbor.s til .--1--........a 3. 20
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AI ~ bfV "
District Of Columbia. City OF Washington. So:
l. L. F. CAVERLY. Treasurer Of the above
named hank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement true, TO the best of my knowledge and
beliCf. L +. CANERLY.
Trca slreT.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th day
Of March. 1911. c. d. RATCLIFFE
Notary Public.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of Washington.
RESOC RCS.

At Washington, in the District Of Columbia at tbs
clo-S Of business March :. I9ll-
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wM n. HOOVER.
SNN'L MADDOX.
W l.. EDMONSTO\.
W. V. cox.
FRANK ". STONE.
W. II. WALKER
EDWARD MCLEAN
VICTOR KATFFNIANN
W. T. QUICkSALL.
WALTER e. CIEPHANE.
IAS 4. BUCHANAN.
REGINALD :. HUIDEkOPEE.
-. II. +. JOHNSON.
W. \. II. CHTRCH.
HENRY X. WILLARD
Dirrrf rg6
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New York, March n.-wHEAT-Firmer: inquiry
light. No l Northern spring to arrive I. o. h,
l.olA No. l maczroni. T. O. b. s74; No. l Mani
tOta {. o. b.. 1c2
CORN-stcady; light trade. Steamer. S5E. export
basis; No. >, (. b, ~; new No. . elevator.
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DULLEST MARKET
DAY OF THE YEAR
Exports Are Still Largely in
Excess OF Imports.
TARIFF REFORM NOT FEARED

Wall Street Confident the Democrats
Will Do Nothing RadicaI-SteeI
UnfIIed Orders-New York Central
Dividend Rate Reduced.
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NOITHNI-AtICsI.
HENRY ]. GOODMAN,
y. A. MERRITT.
WILTON J. LAMBERT
VI. 4. WINTER,
J. Z. RALPH
;. W. WOODWARD
T.. QUINCY SMITH,
T. L. SIDDOSS.
LEE u. LATIMER
JOHN b. SLEMAS, Jr.
Directors.
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. Dis;riCt Of Columbia City Uf Washington.
/ |. GEORGE HOWARD. Treasurer Of the abovr-
r4mcd hank. do socmnly that the above
statement Is true. 10 the tTTt 't my kn0TlelSe
and LsliCr. GEORGE HOWARD,
Treasurer.
I :, Dscr7tc,l 4aI swvrn 10 before me- TINS oh day
Q, Marcl. 1911.
h CHAS. /. SESSFORD.
NGlIrv Public,
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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RAILROADS.

ohdres 10 II a' III m'-'''''''''''--''''''''''' "a
Shares to L
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
National Savings and Trust Company

At Washington in the District m OUliIm bIa, at the
Close Of busiucs- Marco :. l9ll-
RESOURGES.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

niversary gathering OF a regiment OF
yeomanry. of which the earl Is hon
orary colonel The regiment Is the
pride or the county and has an unusu-
rather the members think IL has In
reality the earl has embezzled the
funds. The fact is discovered and the
earHs cousin, Capt. James Wynnegate,
to save the head OF his family from
dishonor, shoulders the crime and dis
appears.
In the next act. the scene shifts to
the Long Horn saloon at Green River.
Wyo., a cow-town and water tank on
the Union Pacific railroad. The earl.
now married 10 the girl he and his
cousin both loved. with party OF
friends on a trans-continental tour,
stop OF the train while the engine Is
taking water, among the hangers on
about the saloon, discover In Jim Car
ston, a ranchman, the missing cousin.
He denies his Identity. howeves. and
the tourists depart. leaving Jim. home
than ever with the woman who Is
now the Countess OF Kerhill, While
he Is nursing his grudge, a cattle rus
tier attempts to shoot him. but Is him
self shot by an Indian girl. whom the
young Englishman has befriended. In
his loneliness, ne marries the Indian
girl and she bears him son. News Is
brought that the Earl OF Rerhill Is
dead and Jim Is the heir. He refuses
TO leave his Indian wife, despite the
fact that he loves the English girl. but
consents to allow Hal. the son TO be
taken TO England as the heir. The
mothers grief at the loss OF her son
causes her to end her life
Mr.. Chaser will have an ideal part
in the role of Jim Carston and Miss
CouLteney will be the Indian girl, Nat
u-ritch. A production OF surprising
haaa
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

promise OF being one OF the most en-
tertaining offered by that playhouse
In several weeks Though he il we'll
known TO all Detroit fans, particular
~ the older ones, for his achievements
on the diamond both az manager and
player, the Miles engagement will
mark Ansonss debut as vaudeville
performer His act consists principal
~ OF monologue or baseball remtnfs-
ccnces, which no doubt will prove In
teresting. Cap Anson's baseball ca
feer iOrms one OF the most interesting
chapters. IN the history OF the game
Under his HaHagem'ft the Chicago
Nationals won no less than Ave pen
nants' wnftc AnsOn's own record as
batsman and first baseman stand
out consplcuously I'm the official chron-
lcles The veteran comes here from
Toledo. whore ne has been entertain
ing packed houses IN the Arcade thea
ter the pas. week
! Arizona Joe and his broncho bust
ers Will be remembered by many
Niles patrons. The act. which Is a
sort 81 condensed wild west show
gives an intimate picture OF ranch iire
on the western praIries. There are siS
men ana two women ia the company.
all OF whom are skilled riders and
lariat experts. The stage setting is
said 20 be an exact representation OF a
tSpiSsi corral on western cattle
musical tnterludes Arizona Joe and
his associates we're received with great
FAVOR on their appearance in the Miles
The sketch for next week r. entitled
The FIRST Law OF nature which Il
FERNS and Will be presented by Miss
Martha Russell and company III tells
story OF q woman ConVict'a reforms
J ton and reaches a sensational climaS
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06
GAYETY.

Absolutely clean" burlesqus is prom
ised by Manager Ward, OF the Gayety
lheater, for next week, beginning sun
day afternoon. when G.. Il. Arnold's
lads and FolIies" company will be
seen in THE Green Sod Club" There
will be Just as much ginger, Just
as many frolicking girls. just as much
catchy music and the same aggrega-
ton of talented Jugglers, skillful
dancers and all the rest, IL is prom
ised but risque jokes and hot songs
and dances have been done away with
II will be Just a good. old-fashioned
burlesque show" OF the sort that was
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

the champion, female wrestler. will be
the principal features OF the hin 20 be
offered IN the Avenue theater, SUNDAY
afternoon. when Tom Miners popular
company. The Jardin lie Paris Girla
viii star an engagement OF one week
Miss Livingstone IL an extra added at
traction. She Will appear at each per-
formance. giving demonstrations OF her
skill and meeting all corners. Abe Leav-
1T H. the chief comedian OF the Jar
din De Paris Girls" and he finds am
pie opportunities for his German com
eGy stunts I'm the musical comedy
lie Is assisted by George w. Scott the
Three English Boys and Marian Camp
bell Helen Lawton. Helen Davis, Ruby
IInnls and Augusta Phelps One OF
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06
TEMPLE.

-
The feature OF the Temple program
for next week viii be the inimiitable
Emma Carus. the jolly coincidence and
singer OF comic ditties. who has previ-
ously charmed Detroit audiences and
who IL now returning 10 repeat her
former SUCCESSES through the medium
OF en- entirely new collection OF de-
iightfui song-numbers. written eNclu-
sively for her use, Miss Carus has for
many reasons been a keen source OF
delight 70 audiences both In vaudeville
and In the fleld OF musical comedy, In
the latter realm she has appeared in
many OF the more notable productions,
her most recent triumph having been
az co-star with Eddie Foy In up and
Down Broadway" In the varieties, al
80. she has won many admirers.
Another musical feature Will be the
act OF The Three Knhns, a trio of en-
tertainers who will OFFER catchy lyrics
accompanied by tuneful airs evoked
from mandolin, guitar and bass VOL.
Much eomedy Is interspersed among the
song numbers Zellah Covington and
Miss Rose Wilbur Will OFFER their
unique playlet, "The Parsonage" They
are protean artists of much merit, each
portraying several characters, the en-
semble eject being that OF play with
q large cast or characters. The sketch
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

II from the pen OF Mr.. Covington.
The six stylish Steppers." another
Max Hart production, will be a lively
addition to the bill. All are said TO
oostumed, forming an act that is re-
puted one OF the best dance offerings
or its class vaudeville has yet produce
ed. Hilda Hawthorne. attractive and
s tsS nv S tSe m be
tation OF = delightful bit OF comedy
surprises. Gordon and Marx. come
dams from the ''Fatherland," will
bright patter in dialect wormwood's
Animal circus. featuring the world
famous bicycle riding monks. Will be
an. act enjoyable to young and old
alike Lane and oDonnen innatie
cite wonder as 10 how they do II with
out serious injury TO their respective
anatomies, while the Mooreoscope day
light pictures will offer the usual In
teresting motion Aims.
The University OF Michigan. through
the medium OF it's Comedy club and
several other student organizations.
has Ia the past several years graduate
ed several amateur players. who have
since achieved fame and success on
the American stage. Norman Hackett,
Frank MaIntyre. Julius Mcvicker and
Paul Dickey first trod the boards and
donncd the buckskin on the stage Of
the old Athens theater in Ann Arbor,
while they we're students in the uni
versity For the weak of May Is. Paul
DickeS will top the program of yaude-
Vile in the Temple theater, when, with
the assistance of his company, he viii
offer comedy OF college life, entitled,
"The Come Back" written by Mr..
DIckey himself and founded on his ex-
periences as a freshman at Ann Arbor.
Mr. Dfckey's career on the stage has
been = success After playing minor
roles for some time he became lead
ing man for Henrietta Crosman in
SHAM In which he scored. For his
Temple engagement, Paul Dickey will
be assisted by specially selected cast
which includes Everett Butterfeld.
Ralph Dean. Edward Poland. and Inez
Plummer-
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IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES

when she shoots down a man who IL
about 20 betray the secret or her past.
Miss Russell has been prominently ideh
tined with several OF the best known
stock companies OF the country. Com
pleting the bill will be: The Three
Leos, trick cyclists. in an original act
George Crotty. the sunny Jim com
edian, as he styles himself; lie Boeui
Brothers, In a dancing novelty and the
Mileseope pictures
The Miles theater. week after next,
viii celebrate It's trst anniversary, ana
in honor OF the occasion has hooked
an all-star bill OF novelty, comedy ana
mystery. made up OF acts for the most
part entirely new In Detroit. Consplcu-
Gus among the contributors VIII he
the Great Renee Family composed of
ave talented "ocalists. in an operate
festival that promises TO be musl-
cal treat Then there Will be the LosA
troupe. just over from Europe, who
the world doing complete triple
somersault. Rapoli. billed as ths
worlds greatest Juggler, Aletha anu
Aleko, Greek telepathists. In sensa-
Palmer and Lewis. travesty stars. and
Bert Melburn, black face comedian,
For the happy event the theater VIII
be decked out In holiday attire
LYCEUM.
Commencing sunday afternoon
Vaughan Glaser and his company VIII
offer. for the first time I'm stock IN
Detroit, william Favershams most
popular success, The Squaw Man. by
Edwin Milton Royle. In several years
Mr. CHASER has not played western
lrama. and THE Squaw Man, one OF
the best plays OF the plains ana the
cattle country the stage has ever seen,
will lend variety TO the present stock
engagement
The story concerns, In the beginning.
.rlsv onens with a scene at Maudesly
Towers. the country seat OF the Earl
of Kerhill, on an occasion OF the an
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06
MILES.

with Cap" Arson. former big
league baseball manager and player,
and Arizona Joes broncho busters as
Its features. the Miles theater's bill
of vaudeville for next week gives
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

they are possessed OF the power OF
second-sight Letters VIII be read.
questions answered and many other
things done without recourse TO natur-
al means. The principal element In
the remainder OF tho bill will be music.
Two acts of this kind will stand out
as particularly pleasing One Is OF az
instrumental nature and Is givon by
the Woods Musical trio, players who
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

are clever on variety OF instruments.
and a second is given by the hurry
Mackey trio, vocalists. known as the
boys OF harmony" Several pairs Of
performers are noted on the bill They
are. Louis and Winnie Worth, comedy
singing duo; Clements and Lee, who
present comedy playlet. and Jack
and Asia shannon, Irish comedians,
other acts will be; Helen Shipman, the
pocket edition coincidence, the Me-
Donald Bros, acrobats, and new mo-
tion pictures.
AVENUE.
"Jagsville," a merry musical COM
edy in two acts, and Cora Livingstone,