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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
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liam u. Giidlsr. 90 Sabre alt, 1T am
6rsitas in eiusm Srootl1n 9oipital
ben SOlsen stnsr Operation erle9en.
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puare sinseieSnet.
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baltOpol bat cine @arussie Seloen'
meoaille uno 81 900 Yuurselo 3use'
lprohen erbaltsn, neil er Dor etwas
iibsr SabrsSfriit Orei arbsitern in elmer
Soblen3e6e oas &eben rettste.
- Der Srsmisr S1illiam 3. Prics
uou @slt Bittston bate um Sreitus in
Dem @OrtOn SOfe Elm isbr fuuppss @ut'
fommen, oils er BON elner SOfOmotius
nisosrseiiOBen wurbe uuO init beiosn
Yelnsn auf ben Sdisnen lanOste.
Gum Slid bemerften mebrsrs Wfdnner
ben gOrsuus uuO 3ossn ibn uon ben
SsIsiisn. ssraoe als ibn Die Rdosr sr'
fuHen mOlltsn.
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Dem @prtOn SOi Our6 bic @rplciiou
uon @bemifalisn sineu Branb, Der aud
ous RunObuus ersrifi uno Dor ieinsl
8spdltisuns sinsn @siummtibuosu
uon weniSitsns $4,000 anri6tsts
Sipian @arousr pon RuniOm wurot
in ben 5lummsn sefausen uno ic
iblimm usrbraunt. oaB mon isiusu
COB trpartete, wdbreno Gbomas
ReooinstOn pom Sho Wiain StraBt
unb Samss @allasber auA Srano.
wunben srbisltsn. Die jeoo@ nidt ole
9eidbrlih betrahtet meroen. Wtebrsrs
Ssusrwehrleute muroen lsiht bel Der
yDi6arbeit usrlest. @arOner 1T ipdtsr
isinsu 8erlssunseu erle9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

Ser Batter enrr grcBsn 5amiIis
ifrsibt. 9srr Seinrih Srinfs uon
auenbals, Wti6.. ianots ben fOlssnosn
Brief on Or. Setter Subrnsp & CONS
Co.: .8ir baltsn felt 3wun5is Sabrsn
SIREN alpentrduter beitdnbi9 In unie'
rer Samilie. @r bat iit ben glas ole
uniere SauptmebiSin srobsrt, uno mir
fOnnen Obne ibn niht fertis weroen.
Wenn zines Der 9inoer, ober ionlt ie-
mano. nidt gut fiiblt. mirb glei6 nah
oem alpenfriutsr se9rifien. @r bat
uns piel @elo fir Dottor Rehnun9en
eripart. S8ir babeu fsinen glrBt i'm
9uuis sebabt, felt mir ben glpsnfrduter
Ssbranhsn, uuO mir baben cine sroBe
Samilie."
Sorni's alpeufrduter lit mabri1ein.
lid ole Samilien'S 'Seilmittel befnnnter
oils irssnb cine unOere WteSisin. @r lit
fir ben Struggling 70 gut ais nis fur
ben @roBuater. Gauienoe bs,sueen
feline @eiunoheit brin9enoen @issniGaf.
ten. uusleid anOeren Dtsoi,insu 1T sr
niHt In apotbsfen Su huben. Spe,inl,
slssnten ltefern ibu bireft on bas Publi.
FUN. Wfan ihreibe on Or. Yeter
SabrnsD & Cons Co., 1925 9. SOp.
ne Gpe.. @hitaeo. 81.
Sorni'S gllpenfrduter Blutbelsber 1T
au buben bel Ssurp @olt,r, 1O11 @soar
Gutnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
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s 2SO0 faufsn einsu Gder eanb In Der
Staot; ieoer Su6 eben nnb fein
fur @emiiisanbau. @utes Sebn
3immer SapS, ShbnerbauS uno
fleiner Sheune; Sru6t. ytur
20 Wiinnten pom @erihtsbaus.
Dieiss lit Elm iebr isltsner @rifi.
Sprshet in Der Office DOR unO
idumet niht.
700 Sisbsn i3immer Saus, @larts
summit. iebr srOBe got, nab.
bel StraBenbabn, airhe uuo
4500 gradtpOlies Saus, aile Bsrbfi.,
ierunssn. nube Der O., Z. & Us.
unb 9iortbern @lsctric, @larPs
7 Summit.
1875 att 3immer Saus, eih adsr
Sanb, Shenne, Nn,ahl Srnhts
bdume. iebr nahe Der slnbalfe'.
itatlon oerStraBsnbabn. Dalton,
5000 Ssbr sutss isds 3immer Saus.
gutter Seller. 9roBe Dahfammer,
alle SerbeHeruuseu. pole Sot.
Nioro SincOln ausnue.
2OO0.Sisbsn 3immsr Saus uu6 piet
Cots, Wiarion Strabe.
2350 9tsun 3imher Saus. quite 2of.
s5ru6t. 9oussoale Strass.
27O0 i3wei Samilien Saus. eroBe sef,
Raum fiir einen eoppelten BloS
uorne, 9iem StraBe.
$500 Ssbr bHbihss 9ahs. ists 3im.
mer, 9roBe Dahfammer, pOlit
Sot, abams Gusuue, Dnnmore.
1900 @i9entbum auf Der Sl6ieiie.;
Wtistbs betrdst $S5 ben DiOnai.
2100 sldt 3immtr 9aus, polle eot,
Bople StraBe Dunmore.
$500 Doppsttes Saus, aft 9immst
bic Seite. alle 8erbsGerunssu,
electric Strase.
1000 Doppsltes 9aus. ieinss gus
iebsn. ale YerbeHsrunseu, @lse'
trio StrdBe.
AoOo StWu s)thlultt I)uupg Eul ltO
5uB IN 5ront, Monisp apsnHs.
22OO Doppeltss Saus, quite Gage an
BoR StOr6 Gusnue.
$500 4absn unb @obnune. Got 13O
bel lao. isbr quite @slessnhsit
fur einen anfsewedten Wiuun.
23O0 Saus. isds Simmsr auf bsm
eriten Stod, pier auf BEN jpsi.
ten, Got 60 bel $50, an @beilnut
Strabe.
5000 Suites Doppslbaus on Strat'
forb Nuenue. 12 3immer, sro-
Ser Dahraum, SsrbeHerun9en.
@dlot, 90 bel 167 6uB. @A
lobnt iih. menn Sie uns psgem
bisies @iseutbums isben.
$500 Ssinss pier Samilisn Saus. fam
als ooppeltes Saus benust Der'
ben. @roBe Got uHb Sbeune;
uabs Der Propiosnes Rooo unb
6em @irfuserunoe. Sermisthet
fur s 384 bas Sabr. Gin Bar'
gain, weun idnsll gsnommsu,-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

sleganSer'S 8On;ert &apelle,
gullsp Yielp Parf. an Der 9aursl 9inie,
Sonntas Sladmittas. ben 5. Mai,
um 8 llbr. @intritt frsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

aleyauber's 9On;ert Sapelle,
gallep Sislp Parf. on Der 9aursl 9inis,
Souutas Siadmittas, ben 5. Wtai,
UNI 8 llbr. @intritt frsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

ssstsIIt dss "wOohsnblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Su bern,ietbett.

2aSsn I'm 100 8lod, Srantlin apsnue
9aoen 20 bet 80 an Siebenter Stra6e
@infahe unb boppelte Robnbduier
uno Stats In alien TbsiIsn Der Stuot.
gBir iaufsn, usrfaufsn, permistbsn
unb periideru @tsentHum In ailen Tbsi'
len Der Stabt unb bes Gounties. Sc
mirb Sie bejablen, baB Sie uus fOns
iuIttreu, sbs Sit ein abiommeu trsfieH.
$40 Gpnnen 0eb DUDE.
Reues 500. Mltes ACES.
Sffen Samfia8 abenA
pon 7.30 bis $50.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Destructive Winos.

What need ed only few min
utes longer continuation to be a
full grown cyclone and which was
really a small tornado We pt
through certain sections o. the
county last Friday and seemingl,
centered its fury on Mathews c.
H. Its first appearance was at
the lone of Mr.. Malley Ransome
on North river where it destroy
ed several out buiidi lgs. Tn e
next sufferer was MIR. !. II. Miles
IT,, whose kitchen. Larn. fences
and trees alike virlded TO its fury.
1t next swooped do VII uion the
L. H., where it damaged tt e
property of Mr. G.. ). Marchant.
bl~w III one end Of the couuty
Jail. demolished the carrioge house
carriages and hen house of Mr..
E. NJ. Bake. a buggy belonging
to Mr.. Sa i'd Smith and most re
u.arkable OF all drove small
limb end wise through TIE wealth
erboardimg of the drug store. in
short, kicked up jack" gener
allv. Passing through the gard
o. Mrs. Mary Shackeiford. where
it tore down seVeral trees and
part OF chimney. it swerved r.
tween tt houses Of Messrs
Douglas and Pugh CARRYING over
the water tank Of DIR. Walden e.
route anddisappeared in a stretch
OF wood land. where il wrough'
great uavCc. breaking down ;r.e
Of great diameter.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Communications
SUSAN

Having survived the storms o.
winter and the floods of early
spring. It is to be hoped that the
farmers and fishermen will he
grabbed to accomplish some hing
by their work as they are row
getting their pounds in the water
and some shad aud herring axe
being caught.
The ground hog l presume is
now basking in tue sunshine, St.
PatricAs day has passed, the blue
cirds are beginning to sing. wild
geese are goinS over headed fcr
he North Pole, all of which are
good signs that the winter has
passed. and taat spring in all It's
sPleodor will soon be ushered In.
1t will be more enjoyed on &C
count OF the Severity Of the. EAST
winner.
Mr.. Otis Digge sold, his catch
of shad and herring for something
ns1r $1,000 last Saturday.
Leumas
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21

I VIZ - II
household ilrnitH~ 81, no.ay>
one Of which is a Larier co,t moi
3 years old. gentle good driver
and worker and not afraid ci
automobiles buggy and a cow
There are many other articles OF
value about the place which can
be bought at reasonable ices.
Mrs. J.. 3. HOnley
Mathews. Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
UNDER WOOD
TJpGW1 ter

superiority reliability typewrnc
New YorkCi N1"N-SO" square
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
General Hew5

Mr.. J. J. Faulkner. Of Urbsnua,
Va. dropped dead in the Southern
Railway Station in Richmond, Mon
day. He was en- route to his home al
the time.
NJ. w. Burlee has sold his
Gloucester farm, White Marsh. .
one of the fiuest farms in Eastern
Virginia 10 Mr.. Hawkins. of West
Virginia. White Marsh was
formerly. owned by the Tabb
family.
State G airn,an ]. Taylor Elly-
son has called a meeting O the
State Democratic Committee fer
March 10 in Richmond for the
purpose Of deciding the manner OF
electing delegates for the State
Democratic Convention and liam
the Gate it shall be held.
Mr.. V. G.. Weaver formerly
cashier OF the Bank of Middlesex.
more latelv cashier of the Ba lk
Of Portsmouth has been elected
president Of that institution.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21

You can use Bucklcn's Arnica Savle
to cure children of eczema, rashes, tet
ter. chafings, scaly and crusted HUI
mors, IA we'll as their accidental in
juries. cats, burn. bruises, etc, with
perfect srfety. Nothing else heals &c
quickly. For boils, ulcers. old, run
Mig or fever sores or piles 1t has nc
equal. 25e at all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21

Tor sal
A. Moblle
A Bars ain fn, someone
REQ Runabout FIR sale. Is in
perfect condition with tot, and
gas lamp. For further informa
tion write or call on
w. H. Rowland
Math >US. Va
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Court Notes
Monday. first day Of the March

Monday. first day Of the March
term Of conTt being a beautiful
one fOuno a large Grove in at'en
dance. Some political activity
was evid@nt. Mr.. s. K. Snxton.
of Newport News, who is oppos
ing Mr.. w. A. Jones. for Cor
gre~s. being on the ground and
buyIly rnIxiag with t h c voters
When interviewed he stat ID that
he received a coed TaLy aSsur
ances of support.
The docket was crowded with
business which will proba bly, de
tain the count IN session for the
entire week.
Grani Jury in session found no
indictments.
GASES
Commonwealth vs. I. NJ. For
rest. violation local option law,
FIRE of $50. 90 imposed.
Commonwealth W. Eenton White
feIonius assault. acquitted.
Rowe vs. Bennett. dismissed.
Davis VS. Machen; verdict for
plaintiff.
Heath VS. Rafferty,. begins to-
day. Will be argued by Messrs.
TYLER and Garrett for Mr.. Heath
and Messrs. Lurch and Sears for
Mr.. Rafferty,.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21

NE. -. X AlCnarOSOn spent
some time in Norfolk last week.
Mr.. b. E. Cleren 9. of North,
is reported seriously ia.
Ne. w. b. Thursson, OF LaItu-
more, IS the cues: oil his brother,
Captain James P. Thurslon.
| Rev. L. J. Phaup will fill his
regular appointment at Bethel
Sunday 3 d. m.
MIS-. Jennie Green. Of Retz. is
:epor,ed improving after a severe
illness.
Superintendent E. c, Percifull
is in the county this week look
ing after the schools.
w. ]. Grimstead of SoIes, isin
Baltimore this week buying up
to date spring goods for his store.
There will be an entertainment
at the New Point High Shoot on
March 2oth. Interesting program
and refreshments etc.
Messrs. L. M. Acig. OF Blskes,
George Blassingham, Of Mathews,
and l.. Smither. OF Hu6glns, ca h
recently lost valuable horse.
MIR. Christopher Garnett. of
Richmond. was the guest OF Mr..
and Mr.. L. &. Garrett AZ 'Hyco"
this week.
Mr.. 7. E. Hudgins. of Balts-
more. a member of the commits
sion firm of 11Iudgius & Landon,
visited friends and relatives in
upper Mathews this week.
A regular meeting OF the direc-
tors of the Gloucester-B Bank Inc.
vas held at Mathews e. II. on
1 tuesday,.
The entertainment to be given
at the Moojack hall ~ the
ladies of the L. u. G. for the
renCfit OF the monument has
been postponed until Wednesday
March 27th.
Messrs. James H. Peed and
Andrew Davis. two olH line
Journal EMPLOYEES, are visiting
their respective homes in the
crun,y.
Captain Thad Morgom left IN
Tuesday for Boston. From there
ne W ii go 10 Gloucester. NJ S.
TO take tp the MaCeie. tishIn
business.
| MI. Frark BIa>sins ham, { nc
mail CaTrl-r iTOu uO,.,t Matthew
WAS recently kIc6ef h> "a Nets,
and has not been ab Ia after
u his duties since.
Tue S2uthsjte Agricultural
Associ ltion held ,neouus a
Mathews G. H.. on Tuesday TO.
the purpose Of REQ. ganizing but
adjourned before it's purpose was
accomplished.
Mrs. F. w. Troy and little son,
Ellis. who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. FitChett
for some time lie { yesterda,
for Louisville. Ky. where Rev. +.
| W. Troy is stationed.
| The revival at Central will be
gin Sunday II M. at 8 p. m
Come to hear Rev. Mr. McGoni-
gal. tn blind evang el;st and
| sweet gospe, singer.
Services each day at 10 q. NJ.
AMI o. m. All churches invit
ed to cooperate IL the meeting.
! Among those from out of he
countv who were in tCvn for
court were Judge Claggart b.
| jones. Ms jor ]. N. Stabbs. Col.
| ]. X. Saunders. and Messrs. ".
ID. Evans. s. 5. Smith IT,. ]. K.
knight, w. Z. Cc!onra and lion.
! : II CuXtOD
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Ordination Services

On Sunday, March 31st, a IL a m.
Bros. John Shackleford and >. T.
Shawn will be ordained as deacors OF
Macedonia to assist the two older dea
cons. Bros. X. W. Forrest and John
Hodges, The ordination sermon will
he preached by Bro. n. I. Corr, Of
Gloucester. Public cordially Invited,
especially do we desire the. deacons
from the other Baptist Churches.
Special musical program.
]. c Walker.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
.Stsse Of Ohio. CITY OF Toledo.

Nt"sI ~ N'Nio' Ivy oL 3ifNo.
r-:o-
.-cney - >~.. r,5nA o,.,} .css go .DS
CItv OF os Toledo. Couaty and STATE
aforesaid, ana thal said Er,~ viii pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars tor
each and every case of Catarrh that
caunot tie cured bv the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. Frank ]. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th dav of Decem
Der. A, ID. 1896. A. w. Gleason.
Seal Notary Public.
Nails C2s7,tp n Cure : t.;xen inter
na!iy. and cts directly on the mucous
su fac ell of the system. Send for lest,
monials Tree. r. 7. Cheney 81 Co.
Toledo, o
sold ny iii i -vgGists IS.
Take Halls 4n,iiy Z Us Co co1S:ip2
tioH.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Glorious Ne Wa

comes from DIR. J. T. Curtis, Dwight
Kan He writes-''I not onlv have
cured bad cases of eczema in my pa
tients with Electric Bittcrs, bat also
cured myself by them of the same
disease. I feel sure thew will benefit
any case of eczema This shows
what thousands have proved. that
Electric Bittcrs is a most effective
blood purifier. Its an excellent rem
edy for eczema, letter, salt rheum. III
GERS, boi1s and running sores 1t slim
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels. ex
pels pOisons, helps digestion. huilc up
the strength. Price 50 cents Salts
action guaranteed by ali druggists
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
THURSDAY mAsoH 2i1eta
Locals
Personal MENTIONS RYourd
Matthew's apd Vicinity

News contributions for these
columns will be appreciated.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Repele attack Ct Death

Five years ago two doctors told nc
I had only two years TO live. This
Startling statement WIS made Is still
man Green. Malachitt. Col. They
tod me would die with consumption.
T. was mp to ne then to try the best
lung medicine and / begru to use DR..
= ng's New Discovery. II was we'll
a; d, f~r To-Day am working and be
lievS I Owe my life TO this gre ( thT AT
and lung cue that ha> cAra Ell tie
.aV-.f 40, e. ct 50 It FOLLY 70
su 60. ,sith cCJers s. 81. o. otncr
tar.r F.. aro i.u}. ttorc.es ..- Fake
thr cure tLst, 50 es,. - &c % GEMS
aud 81 90. T-ITl bottle Tree at al,
dTugg :sts.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-03-21
Asthrna-.Gatarrhs Cured
Expert Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by


Expert Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by
ScUpine
New York:--Thousand are taking
ADVANTAGE of the gerei Gus offer made
~ The wood worth COMPANY Dept. G
York M, re
ANA, Nay le 1tonca,As. @u4
Cat.r1h. .cb.ca muied fc-c
charge 70 ali Who y, rite for ~ II i
curing thousands OF The nos stubborn
e, Il M kes 40 difference how
1nS you have been suffering or how
severe the climatic conditions are
where you live, Senpine will cure
you.
If YOU have experimental with o'her
treatments and have failed to fine a
cure do not be discouraged butsend for
a trial of this wonderful truly meritous
remedy which is scienti &c compound
discovered BY Professor of Vienna
q .ivc:sity, and is eirg recommepdes
The Washington herald., 1912-02-27
AT THE GAYETY.
"The Merry whIrI."

Two excellent burlesques form the
evenings entertainment and serve to ex-
ploit the best comedians on the wheel,
Morton and Moore. These two gentlemen
are the big hit Of the show, and keep
the house going from their first appear
ance. In the first part. THE Magic
Ring" they are brought to life, Morton
as the clock and Moore as the snow man,
and in these characters keep the first
part moving swiftly. In the second bur-
letta they are two prize fighters trying
to escape from an angry mob Of spec
tators, and their experiences in q lady's
tailoring emporium is enough to make
an eternal crouch smile.
With a couple OF exceptions, they are
simply the whole show. One of these
exceptions in Billy Meehan. who Is about
the best straight actor seen In this
house this year. He is a graceful dancer,
and his acting is far above the average.
Lillian Fitzgerald as Cherie is clever
In her part, and won a great deal of
applause during the evening. Harry
vol1es and Nina Schall round out the
cast
This show is a tuneful one, and has a
very large chorus, which is well trained
and good looking. The song numbers
are mostly hits, especially Dancing
DAN" and every one went out whistling.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-27
HUSKY LAD FIRST.
Captures the Selling Handicap for
Three-year-oIds mt Charleston.

Three-year-olds mt Charleston.
Charleston, Feb &-Husky Lad won
the selling handicap for three-year-olds
and UP. which was the feature race Of
the day at Palmetto Park to-day and
his first victory of the meeting. Bad
weather -intsrferred with the sport con-
siderably. and there were many scratches
Republican. a strong favorite on Satur-
day. delivered the goods to-day. and
won with the booiies showing s TO 5
against him. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Seiling; purss $50: tEo-year-olds
four furIongs. RATel Lutz. % CHanorcrl. Il to /.
won; RoseburE ". lG tskirrinl. IS to !. secnnd /;
CloFita Burns los Martini. 10 to !, tmrd. Time.
o@j IS Nick Akin. Van Doren. Little Dad. Prince
FoBso. High Clih, Cordie T., and Farrand also ran
SECOND RACE-Seliing; Pure. 500; four-ytar-
olds and upward; six furlongs. Jack Denmsn. lH
tHOpkins. to ,. won; Sabo Blend. lis tSteele), %
to l. sound: Al Muller. lis (kennedyl. TO z
third. Time. In Is stalwar Lad, Mis- Jonah
Union IIck Oakley. and Teddy Bear also nan.
THIRD RACE-Pmse. 500: threeyeuT-olds; SIX
furlong~ Republican. ls CHopkinsl. 10 TO- won:
F1amma. 100 CFNirbruthsrl. % to l. thrd. Time
i:i9. Mad River and Lady Lightning also ran.
. FOURTH RACE-Pnse. $50: selling; handicap:
threSyear-olds and upward; and oae-sixteenth
miles Husky Lad. 6 tSkiryinl. to . won; @. NJ.
Miller. lO4 tKoenCrl. 10 /. secund: Tay Pay. lo5
TUNER. y TO 5. third. Time. i5S tS The Golden
Butterfly RoebucE. Troywsight. and EfsDdi also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-selling; ruuse. $50; thrce year-olds
and upward: five and onehah furioneN Magazine
liz tHopkinsl II TO ). won: Silas Grlmp IS IAN
brosel, to l. second; Ganadore. loI tBrucel. % TO
I. third. Time. lag "a Charley Brown. Eagle
BHd. Donovan. and Flank Ruhstaller also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $50: four-yearolds and up
wand: mile and 70 Yards Peter Fender. IL
Peakb, to l. wou Rose oNeil s tAmbcosel. 10
!. second; Empet los tFsirhrothcrl. to /. third.
Time 81 z-S Agnar. Single File. Horane Heart
pGng, Una Major. and Barney lEoe also ran,
The Washington herald., 1912-02-27
AT THE NEW LYCEUM.
Miners Americans.

The attraction at the New Lyceum thi.
week is Miners Americans" one of the
old established shows OF this circuit, in
a melange of slap-stick burlesque COM
edy in three acts and a one-act olio.
Hans Reed. the diminutive comedian,
with Joe Burton, as an Irish comedian,
furnishes most OF the comedy. but they
are ably assisted by Chester Nelson, Fred
Collins. and Felix Rush. Among the
girls. Margaret Flavin and Louie Rice
are the favorites.
The first act is a song revue called
Song Hits OF the Season" with the lead
ing characters impersonating some Of the
well known stage favorites and giving a
splendidly costumed chorus plenty of
chance to show what they could do In
the singing and dancing line. Nelson
ana Rush then give a little comedy
sketch. The second act Is called '.The
little Blond Man." with Hans Reed -as
the blond.
The last act Is "A Country School. :"
with the whole company in school caus-
ing lot Of fun by their antics in try
ing 10 get the best Of the teacher. The
'.Hickville Minstrels" are featured in this
part also. The MANAGEMENT announce
another big wrestling match for Friday
night as an added attraction.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-27
AT THE CASINO.
"onaIp, My.tIae. the Town

Naturally 1t would be expected that
the Casino Theater, following weeks of
unprecedented patronage and production,
would bring to Washington this week an
elite vaudeville array. AS its distinctive
headline II offers the unapproached and
unchallenged Onaip, the great mystery.
The hypnotist so controls his subject
that the latter plays a piano unsupported
In the air, he himself unsupported by
and such thing as a chair. Onaip, origi-
nator Of the aerial piano, is still master
of his secret.
The daintiest and prettiest novelty of a
season of surprises is the Cora Young
blood Sextet of American beauties, ap-
pearing in. an instrumental creation.
When IL Is known that Miss Youngblood
carries a car load Of scenery to re-enforce
her American beauties some idea may
be obtained of the success of these mar
velously trained and stylishly beautiful
instrumentalists.
scored an individual nit that speaks for
her week Of ovations and triumphs.
Her whistiing is the feature OF her act,
and at the finish there is no doubt that
she scores a hit with the audience. Miss
Knise in Norfolk last week was selected
to fill the place OF Miss Carrie De Mar
on the bill at the Keith Theater, after
Miss De Mar had 10 retire from the
show.
The real funmaking act. however, Is
the Sophie Everette company. They pre-
sent dandy sketch fun of mirth and
perriment. Hawley and Kane offer a
novelty comedy act that scored pro-
nounced hit.