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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

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Amer. Agri. CHEN. Co.. :.
Allis- Chalmers ...........
Allis-C Chalmers pfd. 49,.
5000 Amalgamated Copper -.
American Can ............
100 American Can, pfd. ......
go Amer. Car and Foundry,
Amer. Car and Four., pfd
American Cotton Oil.....
American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
American Malt. pfd. ......
2i00 American Smelling ......
100 American Beet Sugar.
American Sugar ........
400 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. !.
10 American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
eco Anaconda Copper .......
600 Atchison ..................
1R Atlantic Coast Line.
400 Baltimore and Ohio.
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1,1O Canadian Pacific ..........
100 Central Leather .........
go Chesapeake and Ohio. :.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West, pfd
200 Chi, Nil. and st. Paul.
100 Chicago and Northwest.
Cley.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
Col. and South. list pfd..
3,1m Consolidated Gas .......
20 Crucible Steel, com. ......
Crucible Steel. pfd. .......
Delaware and Hudson.
100 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
200 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
200 Erie ...................
100 Eric, 1st pfd. .............
Fed. Min: and SIN. pfd..
40 General Electric
GOO Great Northern, pfd.
Great Northern Ore Gifts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

New York, July 1e.-Money on call
nominal. Time loans somewhat east
er; sixty days, 1-2@ss-4. and ninety
days, 4@4 IA: six months. SOS IA.
\ Prime mercantile paper. 1906 per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S35o@
s4.S36o for sixty-dy bills, and at s4.s545
& for demand Commercial bills. s4.S2 ga
It@$4.S3 IA. Bar silver, 81 1-2: Mexi-
can dollars, A.
The sun., 1910-05-22

Thomas go Flyer, S35O0Advanced July $3.50
will
the Cmp ha shpmatp othahn
OF
and tail robe rail foot PrOe
hbr matt Of
The sun., 1910-05-22
MRICI ~ CREW HEITEN.
NA,S OarSmsR Turn TFiek la splendlsll,
Caniesird Race.

AN>APOIIs. MAJ - ln m. losing ra,e
of fhr --1son the Naval AradrmV -tEht von
from syracuse this afternoon hy q quarter
Of length in q tNO mile ra'e On he upper
course nt the severn No nner or nore
spirited struggle has b~rn seen here The
NinninK tine was 10 mihut.- rs e-i seconds.
ami that Of The losers bat e ssvUnd more.
Rowing With splendid Judgment and on
an average Of two strokes 90 minute less
than their rivals the Nayy lads held 0n 10
Syracuse like q builsioE until the last half
niile Nas trarhrd. aud then iuctea--d The
>truk- ~ ragu-e met the struggle Ntth
fine courage aud haEk- Increased The stroke
10 thirty-eighi 10 The minute
loiiln. the Nayy stroke has timed hHs
crew exactly. aud nothing hr SyraCuSanz
could dO uuuld overcome ihr slight lead
The Navy boal got a. the beginning Of The
spuTi N vas not until me lazf hundred
wards OF me race however. that u VAS
'iear hat The race Naz NON fpr ne NaVv
aud the local boat crossed hr hu- a >raut
bat clear winner
Coach Glsndon finishes q season ln vhi,h
Victories over tOumhla. Sytasu.s and
brOTg~towu have takru aWay the sting
~ thy defeat by Harvard. The only one
~ The season. ii' ovsrCams great dIfhrul-
lies sud turned Out Il crew Whi'h vail num-
h~r AMONG th- best The aVadrmy has had
The sun., 1910-05-22
rORNELL ~ I r0INT.
ithaca Freshmrn Win Frsm Pran IVI1
ln dual tsamrs

'ru,.,. Nav - The rOrnrII fr~shmau
trarA team defeated the p-nus, IL au,a fresh
man t-agA team this afternoon ior The hrs'
time in wears by th- syUrr of ~ 10 -. the
r~-uli h-ing in doubt uhtl orn~ll rlean~,l
up all thr-s points 10 the shOtprt Penn
srlvana NON eight nrsi- hu' torn@ll /.
--'Ond, auI thirds helpe,i uu'
Nrr,-r 81 P-nn-, wanna waS the nit
N,dual star. inning The low Lurdl~~. the
0 ~ lump snd The pois yauH Ne cleared
% tr~i , IN, hs- In the ,Ault toyKens Of
iurnrli ma ~ = game effort ~ hs quarter.
but be- ha. not entirely tsvoN~red from 40
injury rrCriN 81 10 the " inter aud vuull not
stand 'hr pace
Jones victory un me half mile was one
Of 'h- features ~ The uay he entered
that Ta~ after he hal pareI the mile sni
brought hts tNu tshutualr- aheat 81 hIm
lie Nun ihr hall comfortably hoNeyst
dong better time than leNrrinE uf Penn
-yiNgnia dtd fn No la~SitN meet here Two
" -eks axO iuturll Na- strong in lhe
Seighfs. uu. "a. iu The hITdl-- anA high
Iump
The sun., 1910-05-22
BULLS AND BEARS ON LINKS
STOtk ENCHtNGE MEWBERN
PLAI Ar kNOLLHOOD.
Y. q. watkins Takes First Net Pri1e- y.
e. CgpenWAy Aaa ChaFies q. NeDoa-
ah Tlrd fer GFuss Hsasrs-s spencer
wins ata FsFeSt HII OtheT Aesul's.

wins al foreSt ~ other mesnias
Rri, ant hears gathered on the links Of
ths knollvo0d tounirv luh Yesterday foT
he annual metal play handioap Comnett'
tton Open 10 members ~ The NeW 'Urk
siock ExChanve Low scores we're In order,
and A. the long mara m"n made good Use
~ their ailOu an~e- the scratch PLAYERS
iat~i 20 ngure near he rop 4 Watkins
ufh A rani % -. IA Von the first net
pTia whneW n Potts and v e GrepuWav
" tied for sc-Und place win 20
t3re~nvay ASA tied y nh tharlrs q Mac.
donald the foFmer national champion for
low gross houor- each man getting around
IN - Nardoaald riay ed from scratch. a.
did o g. p~timer. one ol nc hest oi the
InsIev oad .et and " ! Simons of West.
broo, Ihers we're orr, odd starter, aud
and marorrf" returned Caris
The s'of--
= 4 Watklus - IS s7 " Potts - 0, 20
- 10 io';r x rnisrtoo,. ~ 5, q j s nsSoG
y a - a rd,Ss, HS.,. :, : : IS w. H M Ma,!ri .,s',i
iourh E - o. e. N HaH =. = = Hacb
- Il Is. ". 4 WanaCr D. u. 0: : "
Irslr w. "a q n O. Whltnsl .. - 4 "
HasAman = 10 Il. y I BIs.h = . Il Z
N.Eaoost TSoS,St : sr,Ts Il, n, ,ss .s ,ay y q (
Lslafi,o5 s@iln IS 'S'f ~ aorris. f. j q E =
l. Norrs - "a g. = Brnaunan ioi
- :. \; v Il RoEsr,. AZ. 70 : u H,Sr
10, a-H Il " Worrru - ~ G. u Rotts
o. iO-sS y Ro,a-hid uE. - ~ z
saL.so'Snr'' = e ,ss,., M =, ~ n g = a1n%ss sssS: e
ios is-Si M Van BIrrn 80 '- o. .. r
Whlchsr ~ - ID"
Ffnvd Srrn~rr Won IN. Way 'ap IN iu.
hr~t sixteen ar the tor--t lll.' ll-id luu
vcstsrdav The taNrrucryill" ~chuOllssy
defeated ~ illian NicOll in ihs uuHl round
cap Harrl illsopp Won With %. ~ %.
While n RaTrrti Won The r haudi'au
vhh at et-5O fudge I utor Ind
spencer also tiet IN the -ereIsstake- WITH
ClssaA--hATrl Ailaopp. y. % ~ Ahsopp
"a a-si Flo q S0en,er ~ . z q ian'ot'.
H.ls-il.h. " Iaalor -. D :; e on,
Ss II Ia " ] Nlsopp " - = \ u Guss
doc. %. is-si. " J Cougnir , B, 70
.osS. 81 " y. / { Snydc. Ios. = - e
Heilcr ioi - ~. q y GrundE ioi % ~
Both match and medal play claimed
yesterday. the chief -vruls consisting x
q team na,chsS 10 Ia noru .ng %. hom-
club defeated EHNfsI rom Williams
0ollege stO T. while during b" afternoon
Yale also beat Williams th" sore being
atoa
Nassau members enRazsd iu fouT hall
competition. handicap conditions, Win
the result that Two pairs led iOr nr-t place
with q net. Anuth~r tncid~ut Of ths day
Vas A -Corr OF o. made hy James Maiden.
the clubs professional ti~ vent on ia
"a and home in " This b..,oW"- q ueN
record fog h. tuuF-r. whtrh .- ,uu-ui'rs uiE
harder nov than formerly wtru Aiegk Sn 'n
mad. his a. Maiden card rad t.NOliuN-
Out
In Aatg = g.
The scores OF he Tour ball cOmpsf n 100
and the team match results we're a. follows
-Four Ran Handk ap-I = Hudson AMI s {.
Ioar, - iOaes 2 u HOoue ana 4 n Rossitrr
HIN.IL Alien 49, q 7 rangemnn, - ~ ~
IA I Pratt ard y T. TFtt'. - ~ 1n.W e h~-ChFr
- "a j Nrth-s.ln - I'--1r. '. AurirraH
and . Lounsbliy. g. .5-7- o. Peter ara
The sun., 1910-05-22
MN IORk LlDS WM WELL.
Middle states tniersehaiastie ~ inning
Title Genes Here From T'hnadrlphIa.

PHILADELPHIs May % The New Nora
PrrparaioTr ~chOol rarrir % nrs' honOr-
in 'h~ seventh annual Middle states inter
-cholas'ic championship swimming meet In
the University ct Pennsylvania pool TO.
nighr The New Nors ho,- "a adr p points
central High ShOoi Of ihi~ ,iiv vas -~cOnd
vi'H - ss4a'- central Manual va- 'hiri
ant laN rsncry 40" fourth
Ih" N-a \ lurh lran rnos th- no 90 relav
rae "a record tiu. miuurr- - e.. second.
ret-ring the f0rm.r record made by 'h-
ItNr~nrsN NJ team bv Ten -~couds TIT
~ ihs Nsu Work Prep - a new marx in
The lNu Fard event. covering the 'hTer
I~ugth- OF the pnol in one minute =,
--coud. The uld r~vori vas held hv
Richgrf- of lav rrurayil.s aud uas . O..
setuud- slower Ihs Sew Yorker aI-u
rui-het Tr-' in 90, hundrsi loo race
The sun., 1910-05-22

The CoIImbis pathfinder car Tor me 1910 E1oi
road 'lur uSFr ne natoaal hiEkNaN whi~h Isft
New ~ ora NRg and arrived 40 ATTAIN a MAJ Is
staTtei 90 10 return tftp hay - arriVlrF q
Anderson. q about midnight. aitrf covering
la1 mi - Of heavy tnd water soaked clay roads
InlFss roai conditions should make 10 impras
bic 10 il tae at snt'nn % he Colunibla srnu's 10
make tle nv brtuern Attah ta and Neu Nora in
ssNrn dAys. witch set nrw record and shOua u
The sun., 1910-05-22

as ~ doez b, In arrrvi Niih I-anknn hlsiorl /.
rhatn4Hrirrr has time tHd q, fu uccu uur uf gpird
omen - tAr Franklin and IT, makers- I've NrNt
,raan'> output ui Franhun motor cars was
'Nirtcrn IN numler Rld IN end 1ranre and r.
UahiHN Cun Tests Frans in DIV rrs haNF fepFhirah
zen given thr num' rr Do % thClr own re- 80
aud come through Ni'h urrfrrt arurr~ thu, It
The sun., 1910-05-22

usrol. brat J X Adams and q. y Stnffs. EssrA
gounty. - n y naTruW and a rnwnsend.
BatuRrui. heatl D Taylor and Charles = nodd.
Fsses Couhy. = o. & Van Hl~rs and W
Gfanhrrrl taltusful. brat " - hrlnolda And
e A Oouh Fss~A tuunn. Totals nal
msurl - Eysrn JountV
The sun., 1910-05-22
Owners Will Tell You

that the Thomas $40 is the greatest combination
town and country car they have ever driven On
account of its greater reserve power and its wonder
full six cylinder Hexbity and long stroke motor, and
light weight Of lOl pounds per horsepower, loaded
with passenger less than usual-it will drift
along amidst the crowded traic Of city streets on
never changing high gear as slowly two miles per
hour, slower than man walks and then do over
fifty five miles an hour over rough country roads and
steep hills, without change Of gear-smply move
ment Of the throttle-truly an ideal performance
one not yet equalled by any other automobile.
Never in the history Of our business have we
had such an opportunity TO offer our customers 50
much Of quality and price at the same time.
The sun., 1910-05-22

The Chalmer, ~ entered b, Carl % Page a
60 Nsw lurg deaiers for ih OhAlmer Motor
C1mpany ana driyea b. Joseph heil 10 ths
A. 1uud New Jersey Rellabliu tunt-si nnished
We4nes tAy night with an absolutely perfect
score Neither he car nor ihc motor we're stopp-i
TO- any purpo>' moi rtru . punCiurr having ds
iaNef the car
The sun., 1910-05-22
Please Read What These Owners Saw

wealthy amateur automobiles said he had expended
10000 for automobles-mosiy foreign never had
but one rral automobile-that Thomas 1910 Model
Another prominent Businessman IN Richmond Ind says
am perfecuy satisfied In every respect II
ms engine about a. near perfect would be possible
cOnsrucso far have averaged l3 miles per gallon
OF gasolin" and this ls better than I expected
What prominent bank president OF Maryland wrote
since bad my carbureor adjusted have run over
miles The car Il working hns-nothng beat the sOO
cars IN the County Engine gcing like a Singer Sewing
Machine"
former Thomas stated that he fooliahy bought
ngber priced car n another make paying higher price
neeor since that time be has lost much Of his
enthusiasm The car don't have the life Of Thomas:
nov When STAR 10 climb hill on high gear. I am always
AFRAID " Won gei up With the Thomas would 20 IN
me Mills With equal ease and pleasure the level
prominent capitalist stated 4 have four autouo-
6ss Two 1910 Thomas and 1910 models of one Of
me oiher mo1t prominent makes selling HIGHER price
for my own use would either Thomas for both Of
the others" ~ - ~
The sun., 1910-05-22

Member. ~ ihp fl-~-v 'ouurv t1uu ~
,Iuh and tho B1ltusrol GOlf club plsv-,t =
cam matrh 80 fuur-ome- y~>i ~tdAI 40
WaltusrOl haltusfol uOu hN score ~
q 20 4 The sCore-
L. = raysrf Jr and TlEr haltus-p'
heat q. Rrl nnlds aad utnnrnr 'sseA
IpfInrr. q h Hoiwlea ami q Kellogg. .ssTA
JaunIr bFat = r Rr'f snd g. WAsg1. ~
fusrol . J - NUodWH-i 90. y 'lfl naI
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
BILL OF EVEN EXCELLENCE
AT THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL.

The Empire City Quartet scored a
great hit last night at the American
Music Hall. 1t was not the same prosy
quartet singing that vaudevillians are
so often RECALLED With, but offers plenty
of fun on the side provided by The
comedian of the crowd, with a realistic
ball game thrown in.
Emmett Dewey and his
which includes HernIine Shone, are
screamingly funny in portraying the
attempts of a sporty young chap and
a wife, borrowed for the occasion of
his wealthy uncle's visit. to delude that
sanctimonious old gentleman into be-
lieving that he is just as good as he
ought to be. Miller Brothers, gynlnas-
tic comedians. arc unusually grotesque
and seem to be strung on wires. Eddie
Girard is the funniest 'cop" ever sent
to protect a woman and her diamonds.
Musical Thor plays magic with a banjo
and xylophone, even to the extent of
bringing church music from the for
lner.
The Aerial Bartletts, billed as sensa
tional flexible %gynnnasts, prove their
claim to both adiectives, almost to the
extent of a catastrophe, as Miss Bart
lett in a daring feat just escaped with
her life last night. Lillian Wright and
her young boys do some clog dancing
thai makes one wonder why the young
boys" are so modest about their names
and the kid" is highly entertaining
in representations and witty songs,
Taken as a whole, the bill is n of the
best put on this season. being enter
tanning from start to finish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
TEN YEARS TEST
OF ECZEMA CURE

After q ten years test, oil of winter
green, as compounded in ID. u. ID
Prescription. has 80 thoroughly, 81
absolutely proven its merit for skin
diseases. that we have arranged Will
the d. y. =. Laboratories of Chicago
for a special offer on a 25-cent trial
bottle.
We ourselves became convinced
Years ago. Cure after cure and the
testimony of the worlds leading skin
SPECIALISTS. showed us that the way 10
cure the skin is through the skin; not,
however. by means of a salye which
always clogs the outer skin, but with
a penetrating liquid that gets to the
inner skin, killing the germs while
soothing the healthy tissue.
The oil of Wintergreen Compound.
d. D. d. Prescription. pe~netrates while
soothing the skin; and a 25-cent bottle
good sized trial bottle-is row
besides the S100 bottles, in order
TO convince everybody. For this trial
bottle ought to be enough TO show the
way to the cure, and at any rate the
LIQUID tho instant it is applied will take
that itch-yes, Just as soon as the
wash is applied the skin is soothed and
refreshed.
petty's Pharmacy \. Mosher, Orange.
\. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
WALDMANN'S THEATRE STAFF ,
BENEFIT BY ROSE HILL SHOW.

Answering the call for a good show,
the Rose Hill English Folly Company
played last night for the benefit per-
Torrance of the executive staff OF
Waldmann's Theatre. The patrons and
the many friends of the staff were
treated to a beautifully decorated house
and an abundance of Woodworking
actors and actresses.
Without a plot the audience enjoyed
W acts of what is called a musical
comedy, the title being "A Senator for
an Hour" The chief mirth-producer.
T. F. Thomas. is of the old school bur-
lesque. and his quiet and slow manner
seemed to please. His makeup is
unique, and. with the assistance of
John L. Cain, they keep the audience
in a happy mood. The hard work of
Nile. Beatrice in eccentric dances was
a revelation.
The olie is not above the ordinary.
Heading the bill is John f.. Cain-an1
company in a skit entitled "The New
Boy There is a bit of a plot here,
but Cain is too much in evidence.
Blanche Neweomb, with new songs and
limitations. is very good, especially in
the George M. Conan approximations.
The Van brothers are clever. The
clown dance, headed by Henrietta
Wheeler and the chorus, with binding
electrical effects, is excellent. The
show closes with a most effective dance
called Love and Temptation" by Mile.
Beatrice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
ALLEGED BURGLAR
CAPTURED BY 2
BELlEv|LLE COPS
Bluecoats Lay in Wait for Man
Who Returns for Crooks
Outfit.

The police Of Belleville and Bloom
field believe they have made an i'm
portant capture in the arrest of a man
who describes himself as John Praun, d
German. 30 years old, of Chicago. The
arrest al made by Chief Of Police
Michael Flynn and Sergeant Perl, Of
Belleville, late last night in Belleyille
avenue, Bloomfield, after Praun went
to a vacant lot there and looked for a
set of burglars tools which were found
yesterday afternoon by three BciieVille
young men.
1t is thought that the man is a noto-
rious crook, and his record will be
looked up by the police of surrounding
cities. Praun was ar~raigned before
Recorder Cadmus of Bloomfield today
on a charge of vagrancy and committed
TO the county jail
Yesterday afternoon John Ryan,
Peter Gavin and Leonard Oeto, all OF
Belleville, We're walking along Belle
vile avenue. When they reached a
vacant lot there, they saw a zinc over
peculiarly situated, evidently shading
something underneath. On investiga-
ton, a complete burglars outfit was
found, including a 3S-calibre revolver,
a brand new jimmy Is inches long. sew
eral rounds of bullets. and a large cleo
trio torch. These instruments were
turned over to Policeman William
Swinns OF BelleviIle, who later gave
them to Chief Flynn.
Last night Flynn and Perl went to
the spot and waited for several hours.
About 1850 O'Clock 4 mar came along,
stopped and went into the lot appar-
emily to secure the weapon he had
deposited there. Flynn and Perl
jumped from their hiding places and
nabbed the stranger.
He told contradictory stories about
himself. the police say. Flynn asked
him where he was going, and he re-
piled that he was on his way to Belle
Vile. Further questioning revealed
that the supposed second-story man
was ignorant of the whereabouts of
Bellevillc. He was turned over to the
Bloomfield police.
Chief Collins, of that place. today had
Praun photographed and will sem his
picture to the police of neighboring
places. When searched a piece Of white
canvass and six skeleton keys were
found on his person.
Praun is good locking and has a
dark mustache. He was well-dressed
He told the police that he has been in
this country about six years. and that
he came from Chicago about two days
ago. He was a dishwasher in that city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
WOMAN HELD ON CHARGE
OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
Domestic Worry Drove Her to
Drink Bottle of Iodine.

Mrs. Matilda I.iece, "a years Did. Ct
% Richards street. was held in $500 bail
for the action of the Grand Jury by
Acting Judge Freeland in the Third
Precinct Court today. on a charge of
attempting suicide. Mrs. Liece. who is
said to have worried over domestic
troubles. drank a bottle of iodine yes
terday afternoon and only prompt work
the part OF the doctors at St. James's
Hospital saved her lie.
She is at present suing her husband
for non-support, and this, together with
other difficulties, is said by her mother
to have caused her fit of remorse. The
young woman's father committed sui
eide three years ago, and this, too, has
seemed to prey on her mind.
a short time ago Mrs. Lieces mother
induced her to adopt a child, believing
that the little one would aid her in
forgetting the matters that she con-
stantly brooded over, but even this eN-
pedient had only a temporary effect
and the young was soon as
Respondent as ever.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
TIME TO TRY POSLAM.
New Healing Agent Promptly
GspOses of Every Skin All
lection.

The time to try poslam for eczema or
any skin trouble is before experiment.
ing with anything else. Then, too. 1t is
the least expensive way. because pos
lam will do the work, making treatment
by other means unnecessary. But no
matter how many different things have
failed, poslam should yet be used. for
Its healing properties are assured even
in Che most aggravated cases. All doubt
as to its action is removed in the
promptness with which it begins its
work, stopping the itching with very
first application. Eczema. acne, letter,
salt rheum, psoriasis, BARRIERS and
every form OF itch yicld TO it readily
n are permanently eradicated.
In less serious skin. affections, such
as pimples. rash, herpes, ~blackheads, in
famed skin, etc, results show over
night, only a small quantity being re-
quired. For minor troubles a special
50-cent package is prepared. and this.
as woll as the regular 81 jar. may be
obtained at Riker's. Petty's Pharmacy
and c. B. Smiths. also other good drug
stores.
Samples for trial purposes ma be
had free otcharge by writing direct to
the Emergency Laboratories, 80 West
Twenty-f1fth street, New York city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05

music that indicates that it was COM
posed by someone who does not do 1t
mechanically or just to fill in time.
The show is a good one, with a couple
of good comedians and special acts that
would do credit to any musical comedy.
Charles j. B~urkhardt, 1.-The man who
built the fence makes the best of d
good part. Rosalie, whose talents are
not as contracted as her name, makes
several appearances, and in a speciality
gets many encores from the house.
Louie Dacre is another who makes a
hit. Louie looks like Mrs. Leslie Car
ter, and says that none Of them have
anything on her.
The Nelson-Wolgast pictures are
much better han was expected. as the
photographer seems to have obtained
good results, despite the rain which was
pouring down. While the niceties of
the fight are lost to a certain extent,
the difference between the pictures and
the real thing does not by any means
compare with the difference in the price
charged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
OLD-FAShIONED MINSTRELS
LIKED AT ARCADE THEATRE.

That the wholesome humor and clean
comedy of ~old-fashioned negro minstrel
after-pieces have lost none of their
popularity through age is attestsd by
the reception accorded Billy Williams,
jim Havel and company in a version of
the Haunted House." which is the
feature OF the Arcade's entertainment
fer sthe first. half of the week. Watson
and Goodman dance themselves into
immediate favor,
William A. Hegel promotes the vocal
merits Of f. u. Haviland's illustrated
'You Taught Me How to Love You
James Irwin adds today a trapeze bal
ancing and gymnastic act. "Olla
Podrida Night" Wednesday evening at
s. Among the many entertainers for
the last half of the week Will be found
Miss Mae ReGeart in Il now sklt entitled
1.-THE Yellow Orchid;" Clifford and Cfif-
ton. Baker and Barry: Minnie Kramer.
Volitaire and others. with a constant
change OF motion pictures.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-05
'HIS HONOR THE BARBER" MAKES
HIT AT THE COLUMBIA THEATRE.

There's a pretty good show at the
Columbia Theatre this week.. $. IL.
Dudley. III Ills Honor the Barber"
has surrounded himself with a good
company of negro performers, and
Newarkers have paid fancy prices to
see any number of musical comedies
that couldn't hold a cardle to this show.
The chorus is we'll trained and the
voices nicely balanced. while the cos
tuning is considerably above the aver
age for productions Of this kind. Dud-
ley is the principal fun-maker and he
makes the most of several scenes that
are replete with good comedy.
Ella Anderson. as Caroline Brown, a
widow, has two songs that are musical
gems, and the manner in which she
handles them is a treat after n has
become surfeited with the ordinary
music hall versions of alleged popular
songs.
His Honor the Barber" tmay be
summed up as a musical show that has
real music in 1t. and tho comedy is
good enough to get across the footlights
without the aid OF a slap-sticE.