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The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
AT THE BELASC0.
Lew Dockstader's MinstrcIs.

Lew Dockstader is out for the nomina-
ton. He said so himself at the Belasco
last night, where a large audience en-
joyed the genial blacKface comedian and
the funny people with whom he has sur
rounded himself. Just what ticket Mr..
Dockstader is going TO head ne neglected
to mention. but he was right on hand
with his platform, and his description Of
what he intends to do, particularly in
regard TO several matters closely related
TO District affairs. was one of the bright
est spots in an exceptionally entertaining
minstrel show. Also. Mr.. DOckstader took
the audience into his confidence and told
them all about his Uncle George
person Of unusual capacity in certain
lines, sang several songs, and-but you
have to see him to appreciate him.
And now for tic rest of the three hours
frolic in blacktace. The curtain rises to
disclose the conventional semicircle in an
attractive setting, The Conservatory of
Melody and Laughter and well named
at that. Pete. DetzeII does the inter-
locutoring and Master Charles Leo starts
the festivities with a pretty ballad,
When l Was Tpcnty-one and You Were
Sweet Sixteen wIltreUpon Les Cope
land rises 20 remark that ''Everybody's 5
Doing II Now which hc had to do three
times. FRANK dTIOH dIPtdAAe AtAel -
heard TO advantage in two numbers, par
ticuIarly lis ''kid" song, 'All Aboard for
Blanket Days" and that funny fellow,
Neil O'Brien. makes his appearance TO
score in This Amt tine Place l Thought
II Was" and a unique railroad song,
What the Engine Done" both sung as
only O'Brien can sing them. Manuel Ro-
main was next !eard from. and responded
to several encnres in Dreams" and Il
Am Longing for the Old Days, Mar
guerite."
Lew DocKstAder is introduced to rid
himself Of a few daffydills, and song
to the effect that Father Is Judge,
to say nothing of some laughable non
sense set to soft music and telling of the
why and wherefore of Good resolu-
ton The entire company joins in sing
ing a little ditty we believe We have
heard somewhere before, about fellow
named Alexander and his Band, d"
and thus endeth the first part.
The second part opens with singing
and dancing melange entitled 'Hender-
son Busbee's Raggery.' introducing
some exceptional ragtime piano playing
by Les Copeland, who scores in a very
funny number of his own, Next Week
Sometime, but Not Now" and again in
conjunction with Happy Naulty in THE
Imitation Rag." In this number the
audience is apprised of the fact that the
far-famed "AleXander's Band" has dis
handed. Then follows THE Turkey Cob
biers' Ball. with a laughable burlesQue
or the much discussed turkey trot" Mr..
Dockstadcr makes his appearance again,
this time TO throw his hat into the
ring" and is followed by a big dancing
number, The First Dark Night Next
Week.
Neil O'Brien's skit, Reforming the
Force" is the next laugh producer, and
gives this excellent comedian plenty of
opportunity for funmaking as Con Chief
Insight. a chief of police with troubles of
his own, and here endeth a most anus
ing minstrel show.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19

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there has dawned the most splendid day
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operas using the old shoe theme. was
good. The girls are pretty ana ifyeiy
and they sing and dance well. Inc pro-
duction, for II rs one, Is sure 10 PACK
the popular nome or elite vaudeville al
every performance this week. and the
management anticipates another record
breaking business.
Miss Artie Hsil scored yesterday In a
way that clearly indicated ner position
as a prime favorite on the bill.
The -Four Burns Sisters, in high-ciass
singing ana musical novelues, proved
dainty artists. and scored a hit second to
none on the bill.
Frazee. the celebrated shadowgraphist'
presented an act that Is original and
entertaining from the start.
Prince Rutan ana Company handle
heavy weights ana Juggie IN ways that
keep the audience guessing with iignt-
nIng-like rapidity. The photo plays are
new and unusually entertaining.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19

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The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
AT THE CASINO.
Elite Vaudeville.

IT was the best coup the Casino man
agement could have made-the booking OF
Mother Goose in VAUDEVILLE for a re-
turn engagement this week. The act
scored a greater hit than It did before,
and II promises TO be the best draw
ing card the Casino mas onered this sea-
son. Jim HarkIns. tine weII-Known wasn-
ington singer. played the role OF simple
Simon. and was gwen an ovation. Jesse
Mack. the original Mother Goose IN all
OF the pantomimes. extravaEanzas and
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
CLUB GETS PERSIAN FLAG.
Mira All kuIi Khan Guest oi
Foreign Service Men.

A beautiful Persian flag was presented
TO the Foreign Service Club last night
by Mira Ali Kuli Khan, Persian
Charge d'Affaires, at the regular open
night" which was designated as Per
sian night at the new club home, SIS
Fourteenth street northwest.
Mira Ali Kuli Khan gave an interest
ing address on the manners and Gus
toms of the people OF his native land,
and told Of the early history OF Persia.
Following his address the secretary Of
the Persian Embassy sang two national
songs of Persia.
Representative Crago. Of Pennsylvania,
a member OF the club. was master OF
ceremonies. and introduced the speaker
in a short. appropriate address.
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The Chance of n Lifetime,

Fran the Woman's Home Companion.
They were twitting a friend who
suffered upon the fact that he had
never been married.
Il kn-kn-k know, boys, that I've never
b-b-been married, but I was pre-pre-
pretty near II once
How was that?" they required.
We'll, you see, / ask-ask-asked a
girl to hav-hav-have me. and she said
that she'd rather be ex-ex-excused. and
] was such a fo-fo-fool ] ex-excused
her"
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
shopper Rohn.d Of sas.

Mrs. Grace Long, of s2s r street north
east, last night reported to the police that
while shopping In a Seventh street de-
partment store yesterday morning, she
was robbed of a purse containing SO in
bills and a check
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
CoIorcd Bapti.,s I'm session.

The seventh annual revival Of the Ma
tional colored Baptists is being held this
week at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
Rev. Or. Simon T. W. Drew. the pastor.
is presiding. and services will be held
daily at II a. m. and and .. m
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS.
Percy =. Foster Chosen Superin-
tendent at Emmanuel Baptist.

At the annual business meeting OF the
Emmanuel Baptist Sunday school. Six
teenth street and Columbia road north
west, the following officers were elected
Percy s. Foster, superintendent; G. w.
Pope, associate superintendent: r. E.
Fleharty. secretary; c. b. Lyddane,
treasurer, and +. l. Coll, librarian.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19

A iock 70 prevent the theft Of an automobile thai
q los Angeles man has Invented Eurs cluth o.
hrake ned4l % thai II rannot Be moTed.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
ANNIVERSARY DATA.
ARCH 10.

David II. Moffatt. the celebrated
banker. miner, and builder of rail-
reads. died in New York City at the
age Of seventy-two years. one year
ago.
William Jennings Bryan was born
at Salem. Marion County, ILL.,, fifty
two years ago.
A worlds automobile speedway rec
ord WAS established one year ago,
when Tetzloff. in a LOZier car. COW
cred the distances of twenty-five. fifty.
seventy-tve, and one hundred miles.
respectively. i'm the respective times
OF Is:22 50. $3.50 54:5O.aO. and l:lI:2e %.
Ernest r. A. Crofts, artist and Gus
tOdian of the Royal Academy at Lon
don, died one years ago, at the age
of siNty-fouT years.
Hon. Adam B. Capron. member OF
Congress from Rhode Island, died at
saltwater, r l.. one year ago, at the
age Of seventy years.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19

French scientist claims 70 have devised a sim
PIE but accurate msthod for measuring the surface
Of a human hcing.
Switzerland nov receives more tourists from ths
United states than from any other nation, CXccul
its next door nCiEhbor. Germany Last year thl
AmerIcans registered at LuzeTne numbered 500.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
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The Washington herald., 1912-03-19

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MS sssklst Seat Frss.

Erase Crows Feet and Face Lines and
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16

on the STAGE entertaining Prince Murat driving forty
SIX mes to rec Edith his III slav"womn adn'onish'ns
her dssracc:u husband whose wife object pity
Correcting. young coorcd lad jenkins walking
TO the hin % view :e shipping.
Ever ready To serve. but lending money.
In each instance but the frequent de-
oincd as lnconvenien, to grant The loan made
conmen'c! upon as taking about all the in Egypt
actually received. Noes due bills passed from
10 another in cancelng obligations. IS
ape the degree OF confidence and encnc% expressed In
the customs OF the tine. Whil" gathering tho different
county seats on colrt days, readjusnR and balancing
%I accounts iook place. as peT ITEM faison save me
his note for $3:5.G9A. balance after giving all due
credits. nc allowed hauling dcGucting
due Tor cot;onsccd and Paid him 20 cents for mo-
lasaes. Gaze Ridley Amos Sears receiving hid
Icy - mote or saaaee Due INC for medicine. Money
,, In iay ne aoe'Sr Logan psn July ip 70 sara,
al!snee M s,w'rai:s o. niqiS my mniae Ike
pleied ,poIsa nel kee3s pat RENE nsiranee
1e jolrney 10 Sew IorE pes!ns before sunrise the
AHEAD ~ vi G i9eS siH} nils eore sns' Nssi is
s to He Ysk e.c III s SiaIe .sr ira ~ s, Si
n Ee ssnGnE o. eea to mi, dear nocr vent % he side
in 2vbs sS Ss si j. wse:s ~ -, -,
sl sara osa 1eo a oS.o 10 GTiSE III Wer rs
,ad ON ne RiS s,o9elo gf secusj -, s
pin }or s. ana ' e bGa n" sInG his * K y PAID 81
for White rl anaioons S. Tor i0 Back ?' ores PAID 8
%h Nss ky ssa '' YARNS sede 'fs ~ cents ,:f tsf
cHassc BISCUIT house ..',''',' 49,
ana Ts ssa & By Leaf @na iin5S TO s Ssany
a a cost s t. anG as5s
q ss qrS s SfFs buc f"n ? wG %Gk S Gn
OF 4 million doi!ars--S.nd close
The return journey included I'hiadelphia the fare
cents for carryng lrmnk though in Erin his na r
he would work all half that sum The
boat ,n was broker by stage ride Of six mes thus
then by boat asal to Pbiadeiphia At BnrinEton
dcph he put ny a. Indds TnSen where s. % was The
market houses continued on Eighth sreS Paid sg3
for bathtuh s. for its freight to New York to h% sent
Is h Paa oSa u s s
more. passage from Baltimore to Norfolk Wood
Near ring home he took no rest crossed ferry
after midnight. dark and needed torch to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16

light the way. Arrived home A. NJ all In
statue quo. Unpackcd trunk Began seeing patients
Attended meeting at night. My mind and body enjoy
more since reached home. thank God"
In october irvitGton Yorks aon
whcn lafayc; t.e naioE's guest. would lie
ut inc doctv 'occ'Hc p.c:c.rius the marquise
mere at home Hhcu he visits weeks hence
mcnts the deaths Byron tho king OF France;
the miracles wrought Count IIohe1lohe the catarra
patients along With welding parties ana sorrowtul
funerals, :he political "Old hickory" make up
the Kaleidoscope picture living mpTessng
human Interests ad traits have materially altered.
an! that after ell the living. would balance
advantages and disadvantages. conVenonccs and
were not 50 hard pushed Tor necessities them they could
1--we win less expenditure, all happ-
ncaseS and less OF cnntrascd circumstance.
often tho good doctor imposed by man
100 mtiIisi be convinCed.' another
only apologize for nonpayment. ohcrs vino called
Then fellow who has been
promising several years The ''et avarice
The aScendency honor
Egyp: is the comment on reading the number pursuing
studies; l,hilalcpa 5co 20 in New York in
exhibition OF wax figures in house drawn by eight
horses the shrewd horse traders and G"rruos scanon
the diary With the sailor who told the umpcr' hav-
ing had TO send 800 miles when off the coast of Chill
oveiorn swain who asks the doctor him seeking
OF their immediate quest for Ike lady they could
find. OF the valentine received and the gloves il,
the fascinating Miss Ernch. who cloped tho
following evening with Mt PEBBLES. o he en-
gagged 10 ladies' while breach OF contract pended
solicitude for the child cruelty ill., patience
with the crring. OF benevoence In shielding and aiding
to anohcrall the figures in ifes attest
Of physic" and to his fellows in 1s2i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16

school boards chairman of the Civic Clubs department
of education secretary of the Public Education
ihinates t. suspect she harbored longing for
tain climbing ardent that the boldest
But gradually became known thai she had
Ing d'cult climbs. after another steadily rising
ment at all over the dispatches telling
OF her presence. with expedition OF own. high
up ON the slopes OF Mount BLACK burn. in Alaska in
the midst of storms and avaanchcs. while o
her men broke through dangers o lower levels
for food
Weeks passed after that and the
daring girl rnountaineer. off from all communca-
ton with the world and irrevocably conquer
ports that She starving spread. but there
was no way OF proving dsproving them. But all
VINO knew her felt assured that this time unscalcd
peak OF Mount Blackburn, which had sent her back
trodden by human creature. be suhdued
Miss Keen would close pershns her
second attempt II until May %. fully
Teen days after her men had made their down
for fresh supplies that she appear Kcnnecott
the Copper River Railroad. conquest Mount
Blackburn added her record
Whatever peculiar difficulties and dangers this
presented Miss Keen has thus far made claims
rivalry with other names are now
known throughout America and Europe the
courageous climbers alive They q Fanny
lock Workman. of Worcester. Mass, and Miss Annie
Peck, who was born in Providence. r. /. Theirs are
ambitions which ask only mountain peaks believed
be impossible for men no matter in what far
me The nas s e.s Gan reach
tho most dangerous in existence Then they love them
over the heght of Mount Huarasearan. Peru
years really wasn't at the bottom OF
me ,nrsunent i vas rtvalry--a rivalry almost as
ANTAGONISTS undertake to ch Dose by lot from two
SAFE The Gm @ he other aFe
steadily soing from hegIt to height, Mrs Workma n
alone and raising her funds as She could. For years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16
ON A MADDENED HORSE

Society always It's breath when Belle
Beach. probably the famous rider among
in America, appears in the hunting field the show
ring one OF the blooded animals owners
animal under he, has in his muscles she expects
supply The At The Madison square Garden show
Thomas i Lindsay, her saddle rrth slipped and her
mount drove into g should have jumped
while his rider whose wonderful seat had been
unshakcn. descended him resaddled Instantly
mounted, thrice forced him take the jump, al
though. With every she ali but hurled over
the supreme nerve that, was REQUIRED for those three
T.lose vino read tic calm. firm bearing OF Mrs
w II CardeAa throughout the awful episodes OF the
loss OF me Titanic when she a tower Of sirenE!h
surprised Shc has tic reputation OF hcing the
best big shot IN the world among spoT'swornen
hoTa from the arctic SHOWS 10 the poisonous
tropics The sinking o; The Titanic meant, 70 her
saton with which has been familiar for years
Ia this country sac is merely wealthy woman who
is popularity regarded being odd enough to want
i1l some thing In England she would be nationa
ranking only shade below royalty In poPu-
Beslde her record tina, OF Olive Macleod. Scotch
ambition 10 XII anything. al she sought 70 do wa ;
BOYD Alcxantcr her be,rothcd lover had been Killed
by tho saXaEe NATIVES u Vas ihcnt hai ms pr.a
stirc For being ALL in courage and strength man has
dared achieve She Travelled aioo miles into the awful
jungle, encountered than those who had
Slain lover. important geographical tscov-
cries. and after e:oapine death In hundred forms
itself accomplished her purpose by placing the head
stone o'cr The spot whero her lovers corpse was
So oysp oye Of man ca walk slide and friend ,
dangers charms with the ,riiifs sense tsis;enea
risks. solf-Eough
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16
FAMILIAR LEGAL EXPENSES

The legal opinion OF friend" cost so5, y suit
breach OF promise between Doctor o Bryan and Miss
I)ucr resulted in s2ls auascs 500 The newly
formed sunday schoo Innovation, cost each mem
bcr 20 cents year. TO ball the Indian Queen
Hotel in honor 81 the Washingons birth. and for
another % cach nc subscribed Fourth OF July ceebIa-
ton; $50 Mnsazin@s- local and New, York papers.
Shakespeare, WHNeri"y novels medical journals many
nblicaJSna vs!s boneh read and loaned to friends
aye Debt Owed 10 nm lie sold his cotton The prod
cornneles NJ received but ~ barrels of noted with
the comment, Ioor farming" His practice Melted sSI
IN" year ana In the years prac-
tce he lost bni ono patient who had had forty
i've nS before they called me-. On this death is the
comment He might hav" honor himself. his
FANNY ana hs country but for the OF the stimulus
which Stays its votaries by the thousand
Versatile indeed the doctor He found time for
map pieisantres PLAYING the lnte, accompanying the
INTO her earrages gons with Messrs wynn and
hhAccy 70 seek wiid Towers Examining the pupils al
the aeadcmy Who did crcdtably in Latin music and
wtnSi waking 10 their counting rooms ana si1tinS
WITH Win the when the bell rings attending meet
ngs ~ one tifnc nndine the empty and the new
lamp blazing. Conversng with the governor congress-
men and senators who visited passed through town