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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17
PERSONARO
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Cast
Ia Duke ithe dukel................. Coyle de witt
Jakveso JnQuesi Maurice Jarvis
orlando lOrlaId0 smith
Tus-stono Touchstcnel ............ Holland Hudson
DhrCrO OliTCrI Marion LashhoFn
hcrcno ttorin SPARKS
shvo isilyiusl Inez Ryan
Iuiiemo william. Charles Johnson
Amicnso Charles johnson
Unua Lorlo first Lord Clarence Cbilds
Qua Dordo second lord ............ George Brown
Jakveso de Boz Jacques de Boil Clarence Chids
Adamo ADAM ............ lanes Nfunsev
SirO Ohvcro Marteksto (sir Oliver Martextl......
stephen Snoot
Him,no CBymen) Joseph Burke
Rozalindo Rosaliud Florence Garland
leho tCenal Ruth Holt
FebDo lPhoebe Lorcna Booth
Anareo AUDREY ------------Jean Garland
Una Pagio FIRST page Stella RAYMOND
Qua Pago Second pasel ....-...........M May Wvnne
Arbarsto "a forester Dorothy Sontag
Arharistoi kai Kartistoi de amoj 81 IA Niusursia
Club Foresters and singers by members Of the
Muauga Club
Orkestro De Nordica Mandolina KAT ritara Klubo-
Orchestra Of The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Club. Sub Ia directado dc Walter T. Holt
Under The direction n Walter r. Holt.
Dance De Sarah Willard Howe-(Dance b. Sarah
Willard Howel.
Leruinto de Nine. Nlilo 81 Nice-(Pupil Of Nine
Milo. Nicel
Kos'umoi dc Jones a Baltmorc--lCostumes By
Jones. Of BALTIMORE.
kalclumoi de Elnc cl Baltimorc-(C alciums BIZ
Elinc. Of Baltimcrel
DIREKCIO.
Executive Stafl
Administranto business managgrl-Charles +. Pryor
81 ia Bcasco Tcatro lof the Bclasco Theater).
Sccndirektoro tstsgc managerl Robert Frost.
Hidden In Shrubbery.
or course, during the action OF the
play there was no change Of scene. 1t Is
not necessary. but the division into acts
was signihed by the lowering OF lights
and by music from mandolin orchestra
that was hidden-soniewhere in the shrub
berry and whose music sounded all the
sweeter because II was not seen.
From the very beginning the enthusi-
asm OF the Esperanusts was manifest
for during the first act nearly every long
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-17

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
GE n ERAl NEWS.

4 slight earthquake shorL was i..lI
al WatcrIown. \. V. Februar. I'd
The 81" hog reached Buffalo. y Y.
and Columbus. o.. February 18th. that
price per hIndred being paid on both
markers.
Chark> ". Fairbanks. turmtr We.
president uf IN" United States. "cru.
pied tn" pulp; OF ia" American chnrch
At Berlin sunday.
Leroy Percy OF Grern,iIlr was rhu.
sen as candidate for United States
senator from Mississippi on III" fifty.
eighth ballot uf the Democratic eau
Gus. by majority of five votes over
former Governor Nardaman.
NJ the meeting of the National
Builders Supply Association. at Chi
cago 1t was freely predicted that the
present year will b., tn. greatest in
building operations in the history Of
the country.
An agreement among the heirs up.
proved by Supreme COuri Justice
Gerard OF New York saves for III. par
pos" intended l., tn" lcsta'"r Ihc sum
Of Sl.u"".nuo hcuura,hrd l.! Ii" lat"
Mrs. tarolin" Phelps Stokrs for III"
"ducation al whites. Indians and NJ
rrOes.
Th" Philadelphia Street 'Hl Com.
pany has posted u notice H. each ui
its nin';".n barns that all employees
who have remained lnrHl 'r rnr com
pany and hU may h"culu' !u,.Ipari
tai"d Il! I"a1ul ul mimi Ir'"iI.'d
in th'r ~1rik" disorders. W,ll h" cared
for during Ihr rest of IN, II lIN,,
IN" British N"ru tluh has sem a
"h!lIl"iIr" to- n" .h"rr tl'n ni N'u'IICa
tor a contest fnr IN. Carbon R'iII.Ii
aN alinn rIir and Tho Gordon ~ un"rt
balloon 'up.
Jh" official report I" The Wood dam
aE' in 'Iuh'""n Of .pgh;N.siN drIart-
m"ntS ~ Frame" shoes II monetary
loss Of $lI.'i'''.u"" This includes tho
Slu.o"".'I"" damage dom III Paris
Fifty persons ar" r"purt"d tu have"
been killed III Il pam" i"llu'' M Il fire
in thu municipal lh'i'rr At lrli.lii.
Peru. 'rh' fire started II! 1t ul,.N Iug
picture show
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AHHENs, 0sS w. 2lst ST., Chicago, Ill.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs. contains no narcotics or harm
FIJI drugs. and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
If female diseases of any similar Iuedi-
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voluntary testimonials are on lille in
The Pinkham laboratory at Lynn.
Mass, from women who have been
cured from almost every form OF
female complaints, Inflammation. ul-
ceration, ,displac"mcnts. .ibroid tumors.
Irregularities. periodic pains. hac ck;,chc.
Indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes it to
herself to give Lydia J.. Pinkham:s
Vegetable Compound Il trial.
If you would like special advice
about your case write u coniitlcn-
tial letter to Mrs. nkhlln, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
AN EP|TOME OF
LATE LIVE news
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS. ooINGs. ACHIEVE.
MENTs. SUFFERlNGs. hoPEs
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
WE STERN NEWS.

Barton q. Ayl"Sworth. former prcSl-
dent OF the Colorado Agricultural col
loGe. has been engaged L" lectur" in
Illinois on tn. conditions HI Colorado
since women were given the ballot.
or the siXty-tWo people killed upon
the railroads OF this country during
the month Of January, eleven were
killed III Colorado. according TO sta.
tistics published in one Of the leading
railway journals.
Mrs. Tishima. wife OF the manager Of
the Japanese bank. NJ Fresno. talif..
is the first and only woman OF her
race who draws "A salary from Uncle
Sam. She has been appointed post
mistress of No. | poslOific" station.
The Colorado Board OF rardons has
decided that Leonard lmbod"n and
James \. Hill. the men convicted OF
conspiracy TO wreck tn" Denver Say
ings Bank. must remain in the pen-
tentiary until their terms expire. Only
one member voted for their release.
The Postal Telegraph Company has
announced its intention to devote the
proceeds OF its recent sale Of the stock
which it held in the American Tclc-
phone a. Telegraph Company amount
ing to $S.2O0.O0o. to the bcltcrment
and improvement OF its lines from Den.
ver to the Pacific coast.
Fire OF unknown origin. On the night
Of February 22nd. destroyed the pat
tern shop OF the MnneQua Steel
Works. AS the patterns in the large
building at Pueblo represent an aCcu-
mutation of about twenty years. 1t is
hard to make an estimate on the total
loss. The loss is now estimated at
from $500. 600 to s15".""V
Friends Of the lat" Mrs. NJ Given.
for many years II prominent tolorad"
restaurant keeper. say that sh" Was
not the divorced wife of Charles Gui.
teau. the slayer Of President Garfield.
as was reported. Th" real Mrs. Gui-
tcau married "a man by III" name of
Gibrn and died al \sr"n some eight
years ago.
Not daunt"d 10y his accident al El
PasO. when his hoplan" dropped IL
the ground. breaking a wing oi tn"
machine and slightly injuring III" a> i
ator. Charles * Hamilton repaired his
machine overnight auG gaN. other .'A-
hihiiinns III" nr>; dn! In "i" "f hi
flights Hamilton crossed over III" linz
into MEXICO. TO IN. amaI.m'ni Of
some of III. natives
w A. Davis. prominent IN tn" af.
fairs of tn" famous pony '>pr,'sS.
which carried IN" mails from 81. Joe
to the racifir coast before IN" days
of railroads. died at 81. Joseph. Mo. Il
few days since. II, was siAiy-'ighi
years old n:,\i~ was 'ht las Of the
famous \ irgihil family and WAS born
in Richmnnd. III - hous" bulls 10y hi~
great grand;ath"r before the r'Nolu-
tiOnary Wa"
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Tn" SENATE. passed senator Guggen.
helms bill authorizing the sal" to the
town oi Fruitn Of ..iS" acres Of public
land ~ 81 -. an arr" for water storage
purposes.
The tinted States Supr"m" Court
has declared unconstitutional tn" Ala.
hama siaiui" l"N!ins an annual fran
chs" tan on foreign corporations
Railroads brought up the ease.
The Validity OF the ordinance OF San
Frnn.'is"" prohibiting future burial Of
tho dead within lis limits ">c"p, that
part under tn" jurisdi,rion Of the
Inlr, Il StaI"s. has been upheld by the
United States Supreme Court.
senator GIrg"nh"im has secured an
Increase oi 81 80" in the amount car.
ri"d i'll ih" agricultural appropriation
bin To ,nahl" TIN dir",tor ui tn" wca'h.
or bur aII to increase thu. w,.Ithcr ser
vice facilities al Canon Guy.
Capt. Salmon r. button. ruinmIs
>arI. is ordered TO Denver for duty as
purchasing ruinulSSary. .i"li.N inr Capt
Jacob T. Bloom. oominlsSaiy. whO goes
to New York Tor duty. capt. button
vii! be- "hi,i rummis>ar>. department
ct Colorado
With the strict injunction that h.
wa- not 10 u" represented AS iavoring
Nu,rS for Woin"n. President Taft ar
"'ptcd AN iuvitA'iur To address the
opening session of tho Na'ionnl Amer
lean suffrage. ~ uv;itIon To h- held in
Washington tnil II.
The Wyoming drl.gnti"n IN CON.
er"ss VIII max. nn "fior, to secure
Legislation 10y which th.. pro, isions OF
III" Carey act will b" ,Atrndrd to the
lands included in tn. coded port ION OF
IN" Wind River Indian reservation.
opened To entry and Settlement in
1903.
senator Warren secured the passage
in IN. Senate Of his bill permitting
900 acres ui school and state lands par
TALLY occupied by government recla-
nation r.S"ryOirS and works and to
select in lieu OF tn. lands to be- re-
linquish"d an equal area in other parts
OI III" Si"f'.
-
TN authorizing III" city Of Gallup to
iSsu" go. ."n" III fi>" per cent bonds to
prUVid" funds for CONSTRUCTING water
M"Ihs. \l$u bills authorizing New
Nc >rcr ru ,.'il on" township OF school
l"n'S frl city park pun poses to each
oi IL" towns al TurumrHIl. Rosw"ll \r
test ana N'lroS".
! '," S"nHt. la" PASSED senator War
rem hIli mIl lhuriIiuG The. secretary oI
the nirri,r tu r"ll Raw lins WNo.. 100
acl,1 Iur water purlu~"s. Tn" House
pa -"d N"nh' j., bill granting similar
to ell 20 acres to buffalo,
90. luI poor larm p'lrpos"s.
\ iaN urahl" report WAS made in the
Senate tuuu It resolution which has
PASSED IN" ilouS" prov idinp that -
per cent. of tn" annual appropriations
Tor surveys and r"-SurN"!S Of public
land may h, dUN NOird 10 r,-surN"ys and
y" 'r:lc'ru"ilr& instead uf : per cent ~
at present
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Arthur Fraser Walter. who at one
don Times. :,nd more, recently chair
man OF III" board of directors OF the
company thar purchased the paper.
died AT London. February I'D. from
influenza.
Too small prices paid to shippers
and too high prices charged to con
slimrrH caused j. &. bonner to Civ"
away whole carload Of lurnips II"
some sin hundred urrsons al Toledo.
Ohio. Ten IONS were, carried away IN
seventy minutes.
by Ms" nI mIrrophone. which
lais"d the human voice two and u
third ortaN"S. conversation was carried
on successfully over Il telephone cir
cuii reaching from New York city to
Pittsburg and Chicago and return. Il
distance OF .S21 miles.
President =. l.. Lewis Of the United
Mine Workers recently issued call
for "A meeting of tn" miners OF the
PittSburS district. to be held in Pitts
burg March LIST. Th" meeting is to
discuss the use Of Il new explosive
Just introduced in the mines OF Penn
&yNania
Through the generosity of Mr.. Ran
dOlph H. Guegonh-imer. 1000 news
boy Of Greater New York dned royal
~ AT n Washinslnn's birthday spread
in the newSboys' lodging house. After
the hprcad each boy received n small
American flag and a pair of warm
gloves. Th" custom was begun by the
lat" Mr.. Guggcnheimer.
Heavy sentences were dealt out Al
sydney. New South Wales. to half a
hundred miners who were found guilty
OF melting to riot and unlawfully Az
scmbling in the Cape Breton coal
fields. where 5000 members OF the
United Min" Workers of Americ, are
on strike. Five leaders were SEN
'iary.
A cottage hospital for the treatment
OF tuberculosis. each cottage to be
built in Il tree top. is announced as the
plan OF Dr. Arthur Funk. Il medical
missionary OF III" Presbyterian
church. for the conqirrins Of the dig
ease in Persia. DR.. Funk and his wife
are stationed at iIamadan. a city OF
10000 population. about 200 miles west
OF Teheran.
Mrs. Jacob Wetmore. wife Of Il guide
in the Adirondacks. is the inventor OF
IA new bread recipe which army Off
GERS of the commissary department
believe will prove OF the greatest i'm
portanc" to III" army. Tn" bread.
called hard bread for campers use.
appears to last indefinitely. when
baked according to Mrs. Wefmor"s in.
Atructions. and lik'wiSr has ihu udyan.
tag" oi being h"althful. crisp and
tasteful Hs lh, French breads
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
Marriage.

A game Of chance in which the
chances are about even. The man
leads at first. but after leaving the al
tar he usually follows breathlcssly in
his wife's trail. TIL" rules are very
confusing. If n masked player holds
You up some night at tn" end of long
gun. 1t is called robbery. and entities
you to telephone the police. but if your
wife holds you up for much larger
amount the next morning at tn" end OF
a long hug. 1t is termed diplomacy.
and counts in her favor In this. as in
other games of life. wives are usually
allowed more privileges than other
outlawS.-Jrtlgc.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
Sunday Schools Want hd.

Th"r" is Il church in lir""klyn that
has adopted Il novel sch"in" for en-
larSine its Sunday school. II ad,"r.
tiscS for boys and girls To com" I" II.
Ia til" shop windows in th" nrishb"r'
hood III the church on may see i'ldi'
cards. such as are used lOr adNrrii-
sing ,nl"rtainm, oI various kinds.
that bear the legend:
Wanted and girls To join our
sunday school l."low this are set
forth tn" advantages that Will come
To the young Iulk who attend the
classes.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
GIVEN AWAY WITHOUT COST

I'aIifrrnIs- grc-tc-t munthIy tstcr. - tIlfbRSIt
OIL FItII~ w-"nrra ia month, .utss rtiun IEIE
to tn. thoIrsud IcUpl- nns~"rius th- ai'rrtse
'sfnrni. ~ the '"'!rn stat" Of "II-'rlurit'
,rv q tho Stat. Of sunshine and hD~vr- fNeFN
,-piy -h"uld hr pns'~ ~" ""nh"rfui "rr"r'nr'
that california bl anh presents q" III" fortunate" ~
,f the opportunities som" day you
i-t California. \ pU.tsl 'srl mailed '"isS W.
this ia rnnnthr fKfE prov idins yo4
ar. ~ 'Nr rr~t fhuu-.n nd I" rite Ss'AE \
I,"'slis 90. ihrinr iI'h.' san ran"ir"" nj.
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He Had No Objection.

Me- "" want !nu tu marry us,
aid the bluShinS yotlN" iuan, indlca'
ting II yonES Woman with dnWnraS'
~. : and smiling Il'" VINO stood Il step
behind him.
Come in " said til" minister. and hr
"md"aVnrrd To "nS" their "lnbarraSS-
II, Tor II moment: bur Ii" soon de
,idrd that il was uS,l"$S to try.
will you h.. malri"h Witl u ring
Ii" inquired.
The Young man turned a helpless
gaze ON his companion. and then
looked N tn" minister.
IF youvr got one to spar" ANA II
can come out q tho iWn dollars, |
guess shed lik" it. h,' said At last -
National Food Ma"aEinr.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
Neglected..

That child gels "N"ryI hing u
wants.
And Still it never get what it real
y needs
You surprise me-"
1t needs Il spanking"
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
Doinq Two Things at Once.

A man hurried into II Iuirk-lunch
restaurant recently and called tn III"
waiter: Civ" me II ham Sandw irh' -"
Yes. sir" said tn" waiter. reaching
Tor the sandwich. VIII you eat /, or
AXE II with you?'
"BOth,' was the unexpected but oh
vious reply-I.adies' Home journal
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
This Will Interest Mothers

Mother Gray'- Sweet Powders for Children.
cure Frv.ri,hnr~s. Headache, Bad stomach,
Trrthing Disorders. k"Euiat" the Iow"Is and
Destroy Worms. They break up colds in -
hours. Pleasant to take, and harmless as milk.
mailed FREE. Address Alien -. plm~i"d,
t.c Roy. y Y
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His Landlords Reply,

This appears to be "a pretty slow
town You hav" no pay.as y"u enter
street cars here"
No bat "" hav" u pretty good lin
III pay -b"inr"-yuu l"av' boarding.
houses
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
Premature Repentance.

The sick man seized ms VIE" niEt
in his f""bl" gras'
pleas" tell N. tn" whole. H"iN
truth at once" he begged, ShSi'iM@if.
oh. William" cried his wife. u
all right. at last The crisis l. p;i%l
and the doctor assures MS thht F"''
will rrcovrr."
is h" absolutely sur" of that. nav
d"ar"'
rcrf",ily.
"W"ll then. darling, pleas" do TINS
for ii,,. nt once. Run and telephon"
to my partner that | didn't mean what
! said yesterday nb0ut not for'cloSinS
that mortgage. Hen understand 'hai
| must have been out OF my head
Ineligible.
So you wouldn't let l'Ombanin" Rll
sit ON the Jury that tried the hOrS"
thicf?"
NO." answered Three Fingered
sam. "" do things fair and Suuhr"
in Crimson Gulch. liillS Il good man.
but the fact that h." runs tho ONLY
undertaken business in the county
couldn't help pr"juhicin him some
agin th. defendant.
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Talkativc Woman.

Hewitt Some men talk hud don
say anything.
Jewctt-Ics. my wife is just III.
kind of man.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04

Answer me quick hat help. what
hand. do YOU stretch n"l destruction s
brink i!TUWnin@
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tors said l could nOt
get well unless I
had an operation.
| knew I could not
stand the strain Of
one, so 1 wrote to
you sometime ago
about my health
and ,ou told me
hat to do. After
taking Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
Blood Purifier | am
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A STRIKING PORTRAIT.

This is a portrait Of IiiN. III" dear
mute.
n >rrN striking picture. lie looks
as If he were just going to speak.
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OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia e. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound

Chicago. Ill.-"I was troubled with
falling and Inflammation. and the doc
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
,>,y n%r"uI,nMO n,.I>I>t

That j. LAXATIVE I.it,,Np ct I>i>E I..k fo
thu signature "f b. ". '.lirN + s'i tn. worI,
over in' ur- "A Gold III On" i'a,. -.
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DO >oT >C,,urr >,,,SrIvtT

hen want p ''H - I'f.Tii.r not Ia ~
i g'""i for Ih"mnl' IN. n"urI'pt, aud SinIlla
tinuhs. .ON"hr> constant u>'' -. AMI -,
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04

People. vino d" Iusi as they pleas"
never pleas" their n"irhhprs.
The Ordway new era., 1910-03-04
HE WOULD DO BETTER.

Chaplain-TommyI was very sorry
to see you in state of inebriety last
night.
Tommy-Sorry. sir. In future l
won't go out when I'm drunk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
THE MARDI GRAS BEAUTIES"
ARE COMING TO WALDMANN'S.

w. S. Campbell and Al Reeves will
present Andy Lewis and 1.-THE Mardi
Gras Beauties at Waldmann's Theatre
next week. Mr.. Lewis is well known
in the burlesque field as one of the
most versatile and resourceful of fun
makers. Two musical comedies, that
have a n important part in the pro-
gram, are new, n the musical num-
bers and songs were written especially
for the company.
Started is the name of a one-act
review and travesty, in which Blanche
Martin, a sprightly and dainty come
dienne: Sidonne Dixon. who possesses
a dramatic soprano voice; Virginia
Royden, the dainty dancer, and Grace
Celste have the leading parts in the
female contingent.
1.-The Pooloolah in Paris is the title
of a second satire, the scenes of which
are laid in Paris and in which are de-
tailed the adventures of a Hebrew in
the French Quarter. In the olio will
be seen Andy Lewis. accompanied by
Virginia Royden: Lester Pike and
Beatrice Dumont in his latest and best
racing c%onceit, entitled 1.-The Winner"
Fox and Drew, comedians; AL Her
man, the Southern singer, n as an
extra feature the marvellous Newsomes.
For the week of March % 1.-The Beh-
mar Show" will be the attraction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
PLEASING PROGRAM AT
SYMPHONY CONCERT.
Modern and Time=Proved Selec-
tons Are Given.

Director Frank L. Sealy succeeded
last night in once more producing in
Wallace Hall a symphony concert of
genuine worth, primarily intended for
young people. but enjoyed by those of
advanced year as well. The program
was composed in great part of music
taken from the romantic school, and
while none of the heavier works of
the great composers were included,
several of the numbers were time
proved classics. Other numbers much
appreciated. however, were of the
modern school of composition. The
program follows:
Overture, "Melusine'' (Mendelssohn);
Allegretto Grazioso, symphony No.
(Brahms); "Lauf der Welt "Borte'
(departed), "Meden Primulaveris'' (the
first primrose) (Greig); ovid
mung," die Beiden Grenadiere''
(SchumanE); Reinald W~errenrath; Ro-
nance and Scherzo, symphony No.
tSchumann); Rustic Wedding SYM
phony, In the Garden Serenade,
Bridal Procession (Goldmarkl; Flu
neral March of a M~arionette'' (Gounod),
Loved a Lass winthrop Rogers;
From a City Window" (Kurt Schind-
ler); Fuzzy Wuzzy.' from Kipling's
"Barrack Room Ballads .(Arthur Whit
ing); Reinald Werrenrath; Spring
Song, Spinning Song (Mendelssohn).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
NAT. M. WILLIS, PORTRAYER
0F TRAMP LIFE, AT PR0CT0R'S.

rollowing the two weeks of Miss An
nette Kellermann, there will be another
strong program presented at Proctors
park place Theatre next week, begin
ming with the matinee on Monday after
noon. in which Nat NJ. Wills will be the
headline attraction, who is the most
wonderful impersonator of a tramp
that ever wore a costume. Miss dwlha
Rarrv will be supported by William
richards and a company OF capable
artists in the presentation of a rat
fling domestic comedy, the work OF
Jimmy Barry, her brother. Her por-
travail of Dotty Plumdaffy in the
suone Breakers" is a work of art.
yNi,I;om Richards, Robert Wigton, Miss
IsIlian Dilworth and Miss Anna Egles-
ton do their share in keeping the stand
ard Of the act to a high point. Others
.on the bill will include the funny Jack
wilson trio in a presentation of their
,or,o,,s skit entitled, "An Uphsaval in
Darktown." Palfrey and Barton will in
troduce cycling feats, the latter cover
;ng the entire field of straight, fancy
and trick riding in every way; DICK
Iyrcb. a comedian, will be another
.tor attraction: the acrobatic four Ria
nos will present their skit entitled In
Africa" Max s. Witt will present a
big girl singing act under the title of
..,rhe Roses of Kildare" an aggrega-
+ion of pretty young women who will
sing songs Of the old and the new
worlds in appropriate costumes; the
Dalys will do an act of fancy and trick
roller skating. and there will be new
moving pictures.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
MEADOW IMPROVEMENT
co. ASKS TAX REDUCTION.

Major Carl Lentz, president of the
State Board for the Equalization of
Taxes, announced at the close of the
board meeting yesterday that the de-
cision in the appeal by the New
ark Meadow Improvement Company
against the town of Kearny to have the
assessments against it's holdings in the
Kearny meadows reduced would be
made public on March 20.
Figures were offered yesterday 10
show an alleged discrimination in the
assessing of the Kearny property. The
land company, which owns 3,31S acres
of land, was assessed in 1909 for S1,749,-
533 and asks the board to reduce this to
1916, 1851, it's assessment for the pre-
vious year. Counsel for the company
sought to prove that their clients were
being Disseminated against, that other
unimproved lands had been decreased
in assessment. while theirs had been
increased.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
GIRL WILL STUDY
TO BE OPERA STAR ABROAD.

Miss Annette Black Will study in
Europe for the operate stage. Miss
Black is a talented young Newark
woman of Is. who has been singing and
developing her voice since h was 3
In New York she has sung at many
society events, and she is a protege OF
Mrs. -Stuyvesant Fish.
She will take the leading roles in two
musical plays which were written es-
pecially for her and which will be pre-
scented at the New Auditorium on
March 80 for the benefit of the Women's
and Children's Hospital. The plays are
called "At Eventide" and The Light
of Love- and were composed by p
A. Clifford, of Newark.
Miss Black leaves on May 20 for Ber-
lin. and will be accompanied by her
teacher, Miss Irene Collyer, and two
other pupils. She is full of ambition
and is working hard with the expecta-
ton of being a successful singer in
grand opera.