The Washington times., 1912-12-15
QAlR lRlAB|A0S ENJOY Y5I',:'... 8:
i I. ANNUAL WALLOW
Cabinet Members, Supreme Court Justices, and Other
Distinguished Men Attend Dinner Given by Order Of:
Philippine Army Officers

| bao dinner. Mr.. Sulser urged and pre-,
dictcd = grant of three battlcships nj
tits scssiOn Of Congress-. Senator llecd
OF MISSOURI. who WAS next, extoilcd tho
For,yer Faimy SnS navy Of the Cmitsd States
dress. Marshaii p. Wilder. 9Tn ,he mono. n
logist. told a few stories.
the c,everest diversion Of the ban.
9uet was the moving pictures taken al
College Park Of an aeroplane driven BY
z supposed Filipino. who brought the
Declaration OF Independence" The
great machine swooped down. stopped
vanced TO the front. Then ali was dark.
ness. A real Filipino. looking remark
ably like the ofYiccr who was made ur
to- resemble him when the nim was
taken. stood in front Of the curtain with
given to the "bomberino" Of the even.
The prettiest entertainment feature
was the singing by a charming younS
nssn % sarnsr 1hs sSnI or sp Of .e1 sss T'x.iS :
or Marine Corps lover. Bells, which
rang In tune with the music. pealed out
OF the darkness. and then came FASH
ing vari.colored electric lights. Ohicerf
Of the three services, one after another
Pictures Of Dead Heroes.
The music Of the evening was led BY
Captain Burt. an able conductor. Cap.
tain Burt lead the Carabaos and HON.
bres In the closing and most impressive
feature Of the night. Amid darkness
pictures were thrown on the screen
nrst OF a number OF living army AND
General Lawton and Major Butt. while
these were shown, all sang that movlnr
song written by British oficer a
Lucknow before the garrison was slair
BY the sepoys. It's last line Is "Hurrah
for the next man that dies!"
"The Manchus' Lament"
The army ofncers-most Of them-cn.
joyed hugely the song called The Man.
chus' Lament" This 10 a satire on the
law passed by Congress ordering back
officers after a certain period to thciu
regiments. At the time this law wal
passed the Manchus In China were be.
Ing ousted by the revolution. and the
army officers who have to leave tho
garrison ' duty on some me- lonely one eEea westerT r.
post are now called 'Manchus." Sew.
eral Manchu princes wearing roya
robes and Manchu .pigtails paradcd sor.
rowfuliy among the diners last even.
Colonel Roosevelt, General Wood, Alb
dul Hand. Andrew Carnegie, Bridge
Weber, and Rhinelander Waldo. police
commissioner Of New York and him.
sci IA Carabao. had fun poked at then
by bogus radiograms.
The bombinero Of the evening. a sori
Of circulating master Of ceremonle,
whose function 10 to make dry speeche,
and then lead the herd to quench the
thirst created. was Col. o. 9. Heistand
U. s. A. He. was appointed by the
toastmaster. the Grand Carabao Of the
Washington Corral. Brig. Gen. Robert
4. Evans. U. S. A. The members OF
the dinner committee this year were
the following:
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Humphrey, u
8. A.. retired. chairman; Nal. Gen. WIN.
lam p. Biddie. U. 8. ii. C.: Rear Al
%iral Thomss. 2; Howard. F.:s n;
David L. Brainar1. u s. A.: Payniaste
Dsvid M Addisoh. Y. g. n: Majoi
Lieut.. Commander LeiEh c. Palmer, u
.. n; Major James f.. Normoyle. u. $
A.; Capt julien X. Lindsey, u. 8. A..
Capt. James A. Moss. U. s. A.; Capt
Reynold j.; Burt. Y. 6. A.; Capt. Warren
Dean. Y. 8. A.: Capt. Frank r. Hines
U. 9. A.. and DR.. Joseph NJ Heller.