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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department "f the Interior, L. :. Land
Office ~ Tucumcari, y. VI,
July Is, 1911.
Notice /, hereby given that William
hin, of Baraucas, Y. NJ who, on March
!, 1909, made II, T. No. '3S., Serial
Va. Oi5oG) for Ets SwL aud We SEii
See. ~, and Md II, e. Oll52l, May
Is, 1909, for the SEA SEi,, See, ~, all
in Twp, : y, Range ~ T.. aud VIZ
SwL, Sec, Is. Twp : y, Range - T.,
y, NJ, = Meridian, has filed motto" of
intention Ia make Final Five Wear
Proof, IA establish claim Ia the land
above described, before the Register
aud Receiver, 4, : Land Office ~ IN.
cumcpti, y, NJ, an the 9snd, day of
August, 1911.
Claimant names NJ witnesses; !. =.
Nelson, D. H. Harper, Frank Hin, Lu.
ther Gore, all Of Bnrancas, n. NJ.
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Department of the lntoIiO" / :. Land
Ohirr NJ Turumcari, y. VI,
July ~. 1917
Notice r., hereby given that Thomas
Il. Miller, Of Castleherry, y. NJ, who,
On Aug. Is, 1905, made II r. No, 1857,
JScrial No. O5OS6). for the Sis MEL,
See. ~. aud So Nwii, See, 70, aud
\ddI II. T.. No 0l2l55, s7Oa, for
Swi,. see 20. Twp, II y, Range aa T.
y. VI. =. MeridiaB, has llcd notice ri
intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
and Receiver, 4. =, Land Ohice, At tn
cumcari, y NJ, On the 18th iay 1T Sep
trmher, 1911,
Clnimnni names ~ witnesses; j. "
puett, J.. W. Whitaker, Rufus Culber
son. y. \. Miller, all Of Tucumcari, y
NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department 1T the Interior, T. :, Land
OHicr NJ Tururucni, Y W.
July .. 1871
Notice j. hereby given that Jessie H.
smith. Of Tncumcari. y. VI. wh", "u
Feb. 10, 1906, made II. T.. No 72i7, scr.
ial No 0lI7a), for NEi,, See. u, Twp.
10 Y, Range - H. y VI T. Meridian,
has filed motto" at Intention I" make
Final Five Year Proof, I" establish
claim "a the land above Described, he"
fore the Register aud Receiver, I. :.
Land Oaice NJ Tucumcari y VI "u he
slrd day of Catcher l"ll.
Claimant names ~ ~itn"ssr. W y
O'Rannou, i. W, Bnnu"u, Thomas
lac kson, James Rice. M of Turumrar'
y. VI.
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Department 1T the Interior. 4. :. Land
OAic" IT Tucumrnri, y VI.
July -, 1871
Notice &, hereby given that M"rigildo
G~allepos. of Turumcari. y. VI, who, "n
May 20. 1900, made n. T.. No. SiSa, Ser.
ial No. 04746J, for ST., NWi,. Eis
SWi, aud SWl SEA, See. -. Twp.
~ Y, Range - T.. y NJ T. Meridian.
has Rled notice Of Intention 4" make ~
nal Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim
Ia the land above described, h"tor" the
Register and Receiver, T.. :. Land az.
ice. ~ Tucumcari. y VI, un ~" 2lth
daN nj October, 1871,
Claimant names ~ witnesses: : Mar
une1, Ynosinsio Gnllrgos, Inrl"s Mon.
tano. Major I1ihafi. all at Tucumcari,
|. New Mexico.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department "f the interior. T.. =. Land
Onic" a. Turumrari. Y. VI.
July II. 1911.
Nolir" -, hereby given that Maud" T.
SHAH. widow 1T Merton Il. Shah .dereas
cI. at rum, ari, y. W., who, On April
T.. '"U', made n. T. No SUIl Serial
Ne ulda2) for SIgNWi, aud NJ Swt,
See. ~, Twp II Y, Range ~ T., y VI.
T.. Meridian. has filed notice If inten.
ton :" make Final rive Wear Proof, "a
establish claim 10 the land above Ne.
srr,hrd hrtorc the Register aud Receiver
4. = Land Office, ~ Tucumcari. y. VI,
on the 18th day of August, loll
claimant names ~ witnesses: J. \.
scott. Mr.. J. \. Scott, James =. shan
Mr.. lanes =. shan. all Ut Turumcuri
New MrNirp
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FALLS VICTIM TO THIEVES

: " Bends of Coal CITY, Ala, has Il
iustihnhlc grievance. Two thieye, stole
hi health for twelve years, They were
q liver aud kidney trouble, Then DR.,
Kings New Life Pills throttlcd them.
Hes well now. Unrivaled for oonSti.
patton, Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia.
25e ut Elk Drug Store.
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WIFE GOT TIP TOP ADVICE

"'My wife wanted me 10 take our hay
To the doctor 10 cure and ugly hoil, -
writes D. Frankie, ~ Stroud. okla. -
said put Bucklen = Aruica Salye on H.
She did 20, and II cured the hoil in q
short time" Quie kest healer Ct Burns,
sealds, Cuts, Corns, Bruises, sprains,
swcllinRs. Best Pile cgTe on earth,
Try Il. Only 2be at Elk Drug store.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department ~ the IntefIor. Y. > Land
unirc NJ Turumcari. Y VI.
lulv u. 1911,
Notice i, hereby given that Emil
Grau. of Tucumcnfi. y VI. who. on May
T., lp0G. made 49, T.. w. S2Gl. serial
No. 0lTnsI for SWir See. ~. Twp I"
y. Range ~ T., y, VI y Meridian. ha.
Gled noiice ~ intention ,o make Final
Five Year Proof, to establish claim q"
the land above described. hrforr The
Register aud R"rri,rr. T.. : Land ~
flee. ~ Tucumcnfl. y. VI. IN the 25th
day at August. 1911
Claimant name. H, N]i'ur..r.: u. T.
Waiter puriiu, " T.. k]aylunuph
H. j. Knynnmgh ,Il Of Turumrar. y.
VI
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department 1T the Interior, T.. :. Land
unir" ~ Tucumruri. y VI

department ~ W" Interior, I =. Land
Onic" ~ Tucumcuri. y VI.
luly -, 1871
Noiirr j. hereby given that Rufu.
=. 'ulhcrtson. Ut Tucumcnri. New Mex.
,co. who, IN Aug %, 1903. made n. r.
NJ lOO72. tSerial No. OjII7l. for SCI,
see. ~, Twp ~ y. Range ~ T.. Y. VI.
T.. Meridian. ha, Glcd uuiic, of int.n.
ton To make Final Five Year Proof. Ia
establish claim ~ the land above dp.
srtIhrd, before the Register aud Re
liver I. :. Land Snico, at T]ucumcarl.
y NJ, m ~" a3ui day 1T October. lDiI.
claimant names ~ witnesses. Elmer
tustleh"tr,, v A. Miller Tom Miller.
ia Iprhur,h all Ut Turumcari. y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

~ IhNl W Wv - " WI =. lsilN'l
On,c" ~ rucumcnrI. y VI
july -. 1871
Notice j. h"rrh, given that Gcuggc
VI. Bu" knrr. 81 QUAY. y VI. who. ou
lie" Il. 1905. made n. T.. y" 66i3. Scr
ial NJ 0Iil6I, Ten W.. SWl aud Lots
> aud ~. See. .. rwI, : y. Range 80 f..
N. VI. T. Meridian. hn, dlrd uo,icr nf
Intention to make Final Five Wear
Proof. Ia establish CLAIM 4" the land
shave described, before the Register
aud Receiver. T.. :. Land Office NJ "a
runcari. y NJ. an ~, "Gth lnv of Oc.
r1lrr. 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: |. u
Hunt. r. H. Hurknrr. Il !" Ma-srp"r,
II. l.. Hunnicuit, all at Quay. y VI
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Notice H. hereby given that Ellen car
ne. ct Turumruri. y. VI. Who. "u Jun,
-, 1919. made n e. Serial y" "ll7il
for NW', see. T. Twp ~ y, Range
>" +. Y. VI T. Meridian, has 6l"d uo
ticr nf intention To- make Final C"mmu
tutiou Proof, ru establish claim iu m,
land above described. before the Rrgi-
ter aud Receiver T.. = Land unirc. ref
Tucumcari, y w.. on trc 23rI iaN %.
august. 1911
rlu muur name, a. Witnesses G"nrg,
Wells. JcH Whitaker, ". i. ructr, al
1T Cn,tlrherr,. y. ", g. pock, of TIA
rumrHri. y VI
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w. ''H 'H Hf'N
-" 80 1T Tucumrati. Y. VI
Iul, ~. lpll.
\o'i,c ID, hrrchy given that Rohrt,
T.. Nol'r. oi Doris. New Mexico. who.
ON June -. 1906. made H. e. ~. S757.
serial No U%lNl-.. fot \Ei,. -, 80.
Twp g y, Range 80 T.. y VI =. Nerid.
ian. hu, hlrd notice 81 intention 80 mukr
Final li," N"ar Proof. 20 establish
claim Il" the land ah"v" Described. be-
ter" III" Register and Receiver, &. :.
Land Office at Tucumcari. y. VI. ~ tI'
oath day Of Octoher, 1871
claimant uumrs - witnesses: John
Avery. 1T Tucumcnri. y VI. Fritz
Ludkr. at Oplc. Y. VI. u. H. Prddv
roart, "t uglr. y. NJ. ~ VI Nolrr. ~
Duri,. y. VI.
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IulN =. WI,
Notirr b, h"r"hy given that Emil &c
Rivera. ot rurumcarI. y VI, wh" "n
Aug =. 1900. mad" H. T.. Ne 9l'l.
serial No. Uju"l tor ~ NW1l Me-,
aud Nwi, SEi, soc Il, Twp.
: y. Rang" .. g.. y VI T.. Meridian,
has tiled notice "i intention '" make
Final Five Nrnr Proof. q" establish
claim >" III" laud above d",rrih"d. bee
fore the Register and Receiver, 4. =.
Land Ohice at rurumrnri. Y NJ, III the
end day at August. 1911.
Clnimun, names 70, witnesses. Ricardo
Imian. of Puerto, y. NJ, fl"r"uriu 'r"s.
pin. ri Turumcari. y. VI. Nudrr De-.
minqurI, ct Haranra,, y VI. \irny"r
rai"yu. 1T Puerto. y. VI
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beIaIllh'h' ~ lh' interior, = l.aUi
once at Turumru,i. y. VI.
lui, -. l"ll
\"ticr j. hereby given that .lonu ".
faiI"hild, of House. \. VI. who. uu
August -. 1900, made II. g. No lul6I.
Serial No. uilS3). fnr SWIt SEQ. -.
Twp = y, Range - T.. y. NJ T.. Nrrid
Van. nHs tied NOTICE ut Intention iu mnNr
Final Five Wear lIoni. - establish
|claim q" the laud above Described. Dee
fore |. I. Willinm, T.. = Commissioners.
OF Muriork. y. VI. ou the mn b., at
September. lpli
CIaimurt rHmr, %. wine, ,r, Benin
min " E"mar, I"huathnu II walker.
Jefferson D. smith. tll NJ House. y. VI
..las. = Graham. ot Ruo,r,clt. y NJ.
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Department at the Interior Z. :. lhu,
Onicr at rucumcnri, y VI
.IulV -, 1911

Onicc At rucumcnri, y VI.
IulV -. lHll
Nntirc j. hereby given that George
T.. Cnstlchrrrv. at tustlrhrrrN. y NJ.
who. uu August -. 1901. made II T.. No
lulpi. serial y" uilndN, tor NWii
see -, Twp ~ \, Ruude ~ g. y W.
T.. Meridian. hu, flied uotirr "f intrn
iiou. IL make Final rive Wear Proof, to
establish clHim 10 'uc land above II"
sc.ihed, before the Register and Re
reiyrr. T.. =. Land Oncc, ~ Tucum
earl. y. NJ, IN the l9th day IT Sep
temhcr. 1911,
Claimant name. ~ witnesses: Rufu'
Culhersou, y. \, Miller, James Firl =
Santiago Chavez, all nf C%Hstleherry. Y
".
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luN II. 1911.
N"'i,o 81, her"hv given that Robert
CAIN. ct rurumcari. New Mexico. who.
nu Npril a.. 1905. mad" II. g. No. sos,
Serial W. u5.?| for -. Nwi, aud
~ SWi, See. ~, Twp !" Y, Raugr
20 T.. y VI T.. Meridian. has filed No
tirr ot intention &" make final Five
Wear Proof. to establish claim 10 the
land above described. hrforr The Regis
ter aud Receiver. 4. = Land Office. NJ
rurumrari. y VI. IN the gIth ,lav 1T
August. 1871
claimant names ~ witnesses. i. \.
Street. Lee" IT, Hamilton. lake Vert.
helm. ben Hilp"rr, all "f Turumoari,
y. VI.
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~ l'Nl NN'H W iWf lWlfNlhls 7 =. lflttl
Office ~ T]ucumrnri. y VI.
luly -, 1911
Notice - hrrrh, given that william
A. Collins, Ut Tu"umcau, New McSiro.
who, "n laH %, 1899. made II. T.. Srr
inl VI" o3S7i, for NEir See. II. rwr.
~ y, Range 80 T.. y VI T.. Meridian.
has filed Motto, 1T intention To- make
fiuul Communication Proof. ~ establish
claim 4" the lHud above described. be-
f"re the Register aud Receiver. T.. =
l.and Office ~ @Tucuucarl. y. w.. "u the
.l;tL iay of October. loli.
Claimant names 20, Nitur..c,: John
Trny \ = %lInrri,, / G. >,lrr. aI of
Tucumcnri y, VI. Nrthur roulpn. ur
%llanley. y. VI
a. \. pt"uiicr. Rcgr.tor.
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FARM FOR SALEi-l6O acres two
and one half miles from Tu'umcari, can
he irrigated, Patented land.
A.. 2.ll.tt
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Furnished Rooms for rent. Inquire
at Emporium Of aO4 Center ~. 7'ea.tf
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Hollomnr \ NcElfov. Attorneys foi
plaintH Turumrnri. New MrNiru o.
Fif,i publication. lurr "". 1911
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covering twenty plays produced with
company of hundred.
Every warehouse in the theatrical dis
trict of Chicago was requ1sltioned 10 take
care of the stuff until Sarah's own scene
shifters and property men came TO sort
it over.
WHY PRIMROSE DOES NOT RETIRE.
George Primrose of the famous firm OF
Primrose and West Minstrels, though
known to our grandfathers. says he is
not old.
'.You can't see more than twenty-five
years in my face, feet or actions when
l get the burnt cork on" he says. And
feel as young as l ever did. This In
spite OF the fact that / knew all the
oid-time minstrel boys. such as Billy
Emerson, Dan Emmett and Jack Haver-
ley"
Though Mr. Primrose has earned and
saved handsome fortune, he remains
before the public because of the sheer
love OF his profession and because. when
he finally abandoned the arduous tours
with the George Primrose Ministries some
four years ago he was keenly anxious
to hand down to future playgOers the
characteristic dances which were an i'm
portant factor in old-time minstrelsy.
With this ambition I'm mind he picked
out several promising young lads and
began training them in the dances which
made him famous.
The old-time minstrel dances which Mr..
Primrose revives include "The Essence
OF Old Virginia. Georgia Cane Dance
Louisiana Reel" Waltz Clog" Lance
shire" and the beautiful Silver Shower
all. Of which Mr.. Primrose claims are
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have been given to the play. 1t repre-
sents the martial. supernatural, psyche
logical, exalted and Oppressive moments
of the play, and is interviewer almost en-
tirely through the action of the piece.
Mr.. Sothern and Miss Marlowe through
special arrangements secured the Suli-
van score, and will introduce it here.
PONIES.-In the musical comedy and
burlesque field the word pony has be-
come the trade name for little chorus
girls: generally a chorus is made up of
three sizes of giris-the show girl the
mediums and the pony Barney
Gerard, the owner of "Follies of the
Day which comes to the Lyceum next
week placed an advertisement early last
summer i'm one of the New York theatre
cal papers for show girls and ponies
who could do buck dancing, and received
the following letter:
New Bedford. Mass, July is, 1910.
'Mr. Barney Gerard.
Dear Sir: Having seen your ad for
ponies, ! wish to let you know that /
have just what will suit YOU. 1t Is a
very small pony. not over nine years old,
releven hands high and weighs $50 pounds,
very smart, is in perfect health, and does
so many tricks that / am sure he will
need very little training. If you want
to buy it and have me ship it to yal, you
can have 1T shipped to you. prepaid, for
$50 Zone hundred and fifty dollars)."
LINES FROM THE COMMUTERS"
Any woman who takes the TAG am.
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in his Honey Boy troupe he Is credited
with having recreated this fine American

in his Honey Boy troupe he is credited
with having recreated this fine American
art.
BERNHARDTS PROPERTIES.-With
the characteristic thoroughness of the
French. Nine Bernhard, to the con-
sternation of her managers. brought to
America several hundred tons of scenery,
costumes and stage properties billed
e. o. d. She literally emptied her Paris
storehouse of its entire outfit.
The list of properties alone. as sched-
uled in the invoices. covers several pages
Of closely typed matter, and shows that
each play is to he presented without a
single duplicate or double. even to the
smallest Jar of flowers or the most in
significant grass mat.
.Of course, I didn't suppose that the
smoyen age sets for Jeanne dare would
be made to do service In 'Camille,'' said
her manager But I did think that the
same flowers used in La Sorciere' might
be made to bloom In 'L'Aiglon, and the
troops in La Tosca' might since they are
Of the same period and the same army,
be allowed to wear the same uniforms
they donned in the service of the Little
Eaglet.'
Besides giving a bond for $3.50, 600. and
swearing to several sffldavits in English
and French that the stuff was to be
shipped back to France after figuring in
Nine. Bernhardt's tour in this country.
the management was obliged to go over
the whole cargo with an army of ap-
praisers, and spend hours in tangled
chaos of wigs, candelabra, back drops and
The thousands Of items in a paraphernalia
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The attraction at the Gayety Theater
this week is Charles d. Arnod's "Fads
and Follies" company. The organization
is said to number more than fifty people.
and 1t includes such well known names
as Roger Imhof, George Il. Snyder.
Harry Buckley, Hugh Conn, Tommy
Cotton, SuZanna Corinne, Margaret Miles
May Bushel and Gertrude Everett.
Scenicaliy and i'm the matter OF costumes
this production is said to be most Law
ishly equipped for the presentation OF
burlesque. THE Green Sod Club is the
title of the burlesque which will he pre-
scented, and Roger Imhof's one-act
sketch, DIR. Under" will also be given.
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train doesn't care what any man looks
like.
The next time you see Mr.. Fletcher
just tell him for me that women would
rather sit up with their husbands than
for them.
1t is such a relief to have a maid
that I don't care where she sleeps.
I'd even let her sleep on the lawn.
Wait, my dear. until you look for a
husband on the 6:13. and then. when
you've seen him dead and mangled. he
strolls in at 7:45. serene and smiling,
and sulks because you're not glad to
see him.
I'm a patient woman. but I've seen
the time when Hetty's father came
home. and 1 was SO glad to see him
I could have slaughtered him.
l haven't seen an emotional actress
die since I've been in Auburn Manor.
The last one / saw was at matinee;
she began to die at o'clock. and at
AIS O'Clock I had to run for Willie S
/ train.
Sunday Is the one day in the week
when wives can cease from troubling
about their husbands trains.
ORIGIN OF MINsTRELSY-The first
production of minstrelsy of which there
il any record was at the Amphion The
alter, on the Bowery, New York. Monday.
February q. 1919. by company called
| THE Virginia Minstrels." organized and
conducted by Dan ID. Emmitt. bones; Dick
Pelham, jawbOnes: Frank Brewer, tam
BOURNE, and William Whitlock. banjo.
| Their idea was to present the artless,
| unstudied song and dance OF the slaves
The minstrels We're hit on the Bowery.
ana numerous other companies sprans
into being, and in q short time negro min
strelsy became the most popular OF stage
entertainments. Though American and
OF the soil. England welcomed Christy s
Il f~~a.A = .xv h. -
OF black face has been popular in London
Many great legitimate stars began in
black face. Mccullough, Booth. w. J.
Seaman, Francis Wilson, w. III. Crane
first parts and were graduated from MN
strelsy.
| George Evans has studied minstrelsy
| from Dan Emmitt TO the present day, and
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Columbia.

'Honey Boy Evans and his Ministries
will be the attraction at the Columbia
this week. After two years as star Of
the Conan and Harris Ministries, George
Evans now comes as the sole owner and
star of the Honey Boy minstrels. which
is. in fact, a continuation OF the splendid
organization and production with which
Evans was last year surrounded by Cohan
and Harris. The company is almost the
same as last year, embracing Honey
Boy" Evans, John King. Sam Lee,
Vaughn Comfort, Matt Keefe. Clarence
Marks, Tommy Hyde. Charles Hilliard,
James Meehan, Pierce Keegan and Tom
Kane. James J. COrbett, as the interlocu-
tor of the first part. which is still given
in Ernest Albert's beautiful creation,
1.-The Crimson Tfellis.'' is especially fea-
tured. George Evans has reproduced last
years show, and in the program to fol-
low the crimson first part will be seen
James Germans Scenes From Black
ville." with John King and Tommy Hyde
as it's features.
The military march and drill, Manila"
and then James j. Corbett as himself. in
white face, telling his story Of the July
meeting between Jeffries and Johnson at
Reno. New. This monOlogue OF Corbett's
is simply a narration Of events In Jeffries'
training life for eight weeks prior to July
A, and is an experts reasoning for the
defeat Of Jeffries, 1t 10 a graphic story
by man who was in = position to know
what he now talks about. THE Fire.
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vastly superior to pres ant-day dances OF
the grotesque and knock-about order.

DAMROSCHS PROGRAMS.-Walter
Damrosch, the conductor of the New
York Symphony Orchestra. has at va
rious times devoted himself to compost
ton, to the conducting of opera and to
lecture recitals, but after all it is per-
hans as the conductor and program
maker of symphony concerts that he ex-
GELS The making of programs is an
art that is not understood by many other
conductors as well.
Since he left the opera house nine
years ago Mr.. Damrosch has devoted
himself, heart and SOUL toward the per-
fecting of his body of players. He has
wished to make his band of men as per-
feet as any other band in the world. and
eventually he wishes to have played a
complete list of the most famous classic
compositions.
At present ''first time at these concerts
recently published composition, which
probably, in nine cases out of ten, has
not been heard before in America Oc-
casionally, as in the case of MoZart's
ballet, LES Petis Riens" he plays a
novelty a century old, but that particular
music had been lost in the vast storehouse
of the Paris opera house for nearly that
length of time.
A CLEVER COMPLIMENT.-When the
executive committee of the San Francisco
aviation meet invited Nine. Tetrazzini to
one of their flying seances they sent
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Sport lovers will find ample amusement
at the Arcade this week, when the man
agement will unravel a program OF far
greater interest than any yet introduced.
The first event on the card is basket
ball game, in which Georgetown and
the Catholic University will clash, to de-
eide the collegiate championship OF the
District.
Thursday and Friday evenings have
been set aside for a fancy dress carnival.
Forty-eight prizes have been offered for
those most suitably costumed.
The management has planned a week
end attraction that should be of special
interest to lovers of basket ball. George
town will meet Swarthmore in a basket
ball game that should prove a real test
to the ability Of the local collegiate
Quint