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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-22

Marion Register: Roosevelt men
are In all Overwhelming majority
Maiorities when given the opportun
ity always rule. The opportunity came
and found expression 1t will come
again in November and the verdict Of
the people vii. be given louder and
more emphatic expression. Iowa i:
not Taft state. 1t Is a Roosevelt
state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-22

ductsen OF really efficacious specific
against old age. But always there is
presupposed a patient spirit and long
practice. The pursuit of wisdom and
the cultivation of the Tactic bacillus
must really begin at the beginning Of
adult life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-22

Waterloo Reporter; Great Jehos-
aphat, Colonel Roosevelt takes per.
sonal and entire credit for the ousting
of Lorimer from the senate!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-22

Nevada Representative: The trutt
ie that the only reliable friends of tbs
President in Iowa are the crowd tina
have so far been ENJOYING his favors
and If he should let out that crowd
even II their terms have expired
they would probably quit him also
So he is very likely to hang onto tn
old crowd, regardless of the senator
ial and congressional recommends
tions just as he is doing in this coun
ty in the case of the Story City post
office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-22

Mason City Times Most Of tn
press Of the state which is not gu
and out against the Roosevelt ambi
ton, admit it will stand no chanc
whatever for success. If Roosevelt
desire is TO Gust the Republican part
from power he may make a success Q
that.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
HoNEYmooNERs LOSE
 S6O 900 IN PET DOCS

NEW YORK. Sept When AIr and Mrs. Malcolm D. Whitman. tn, oub Iuul couple on record who eyer .trr,a 'sa.uae wor,a of pol dogs with tnym eu :, uouesmuuu juurn,s, arris ed yesterday lrm sH Francisco. the du-s were missing.
 Tn, aty Iuiu-Js attended hy three sHal- u special ,e,r reached Cuca- eo s..i.,. hut -um.u u.rr between the etN W, can "uudy" aHd tac city they edt Gotham Che mue do,r- utd n,eu iost or s,dytrFeked.
 Mr. Whitman at u.e r.tla yesterday dId not seem To he u utter despair. t, hts been reported Chat when the animal car Was delayed eu route To ,hietEo from tne coast. Us ,>glumcd: .liaus tue eautuud,I beasts, or words to ttai ole,G &e,efthy.yzs. he aIdeI puiahH. T ms wile wants Aem. she's got riebt Co hate as nae as she likes"
 Ar Whitman married Miss JennIe crook,r Sloo.ooOooo heir,ss. in san .rU..s#s aGaut t.u days ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
coxEY TO LEAD ARMY
 INTO NEW ENGLAND

NEW IOI;k. scrt. -a. General CoNcy. who led the big army of tua unemployed to Washington when tn, populist agitation throughout the country was at it's height. i,Jdus labor agit1tors in this eity s.,d yts- tcrday, will organize a b4- army of tu. unemployed at Ncwarh and other cities in New Jersey and march n through the New EngIaud states ,o Lawrence, Mass. where Che army val protest to the governor and othel municipal and state authorities against thc further detention in pris- on of Joseph J. Ettur and Arturo Glo-. vannitti, the LaWreucc strike leaders.
 one uf the asttdturs said. General CoNey now has headquarters at Chi-' cago. The imprisonment of Etjer and. Giovannitu and the danger of their. clectrocution as murderprs has great ly aroused him.
 When the army leaves New Jersey il will proceed to this city. and after marching around the city viii proceed to New England understand that the army will bcru Us march on thc' day of Che Ettor and GIoyduuitu trial"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
HERE'S 4 CHANCE n
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 T .i n making It the great ad. H.r.#r= m#ltum which it is intended '" ta. people sHuuld lend hand. ny s.nin copies here and there where -H.y WHT ,.m, under the eye If ui'n- H- mon .ag mI-Ht he doing mrr for I.. #d.tu..ment of your district than .#I av.i accomplish tE amy oth,r #.'I.L '.f m'u m.n.u- man's han,
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 sN.f m.r-.
 TH ,#sHaa af tl. Nom. Nugget ,o .aHs cue .t-er ugt.g.sr tenth will be easily ur greatest ef ts kind ever published ia aps rart of Alaska. and it is certain ta r,ueet rreut uu those who seud q, around as well as on tho country at large.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

Canned Snowfall cauliflower and canned Dill Pickles, new goods, at Breeding G Bergen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

Have you tried the Tuna Fish, just like chicken, at Breeding q eorssn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

For fur robes, new and second hand price s20 to S6o. Gall on Holt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

The Mining Sud Ur.g.u,. Ea.s. of the Nugget viu a, issued ..s.. ..s tenth or tu. mauta. Es.urua raa siblc has been dat.. tu ml., ,as i. sue the greatest ui any publication ever run on Eumy presses N.t ant that but thr oumus ,Jiuuu vsI stl a in class uI ly us,If ss care bas been taken iu every feature Go mtEy tt the most perfect muu- .HHua far ever produced u Aasha.
 The intention has b,eu e. ma,. t.H special edition of tHr Name &ugs,t H credit to Seward Peninsula auI.. most pleasing and uterestu- m,dum ly which those who H,e h,re ,su show to th"s, outs,d, without uwuy tu. various phases .f m. h tui urt at Alaska.
 As d medium uy which .ta.,ru-, the resources uf seward Peninsula tls. edition will u. tmm,a sarlbs s.perur. to any other possible, It WtI ha placed. in tn, hands Of men Who tre interest l ed in drcdAus and other methods of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
TO car ThG Newa

That interests Alsskans you should subscribe for .he Daily Nugget, s7oo Der month delivered
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

Visiting ~srd. a, ssae.. Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
LONDON TIMES. ON. 10000.

LONDON. Sept. %. The forty ruoa- sandth number of Che London 1lmrS. issued this morning. Is the most Won. derful ever put out by that sreH journal
 The historic occasion is calnuym "rated by a special supplement of forty four pages. setting forth the story of the modern Times. which Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02

a workable r'mue.. sivuc iufarml- tieu nowhere ,is, a.a.aAje tt so au- tauuuta. a farm. The public IS talk cu bsbu5 the serues and shown every process and stage ot the prudu,tiou of great modern newspaper.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-02
OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE

For outside beer bottled or on draft go to the Eagle. ~hers |. cen b. secured by the slsss. bottle or ease
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Immense Line of all Kinds of Books

Linen and Paper A. B. G. Story Picture The Choicest Stories Miscellaneous Two hundred popular copyright fiction latest and most widely sought copyright fiction Their Yesterdays John awn The Net The
 talked Of book today The Just and the Unjust ayon by Enor the best he wrote George Helm Phillips by Tho Between Two Cosmopolitan, Melting of Molly Charge It. The Myrtle Reed book she big seller The Simon other the best the market also handsome booksNew
 BcokMadens Fair and others achaner 0fa
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
New Games
New Tally Cards
New Games
and Gift Books of all Kinds

Stacks Juveniles Painting Books all the Poets Books the Old Standards Ioas most bindings Bibles Testamen and much and that will have Dolls Toys Brush and Shaving
 Sewing Sets lnksan Fancy Pin Fancy Boxes A B. Building Blocks Xmas Cards Notices Calendars We want trade and will
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06


 
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The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

Come take you cannot possbv see a of tiful articles too mention.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06

On Friday, Dece nber 18th, there will
be a moving picture entertainment
given for the benefit of the Village I'm
provement society. Through the kind
ness of Mr.. Bentley, the local manager,
the committee in charge have been able
to secure some very beautiful and un-
usual photo-plays. The feature of the
evening will be Scott's Lady of the
Lake. The romance of the story and
the beauty of the Scotch scenery make
this picture one of the most attractive
ever seen.
Other pictures will be shown which
have been carefully selected and Mr.,
Vittum's orchestra will furnish music.
Posters will be out next week. Re-
member the time, place and the pictures
december 13, town hall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06
Trip Around the World.

Mrs, M. A. Munroe, with her sister,
Mrs. Charles H. Andrews of Beverly,
who has been her guest the past three
months, left Thursday, December 5, for
a months stay in Chicago and Cali
fornia. On February 6 they will sail
from San Francisco for trip Around
the World on the Hamburg-American
line, "cruise-delux," by the steam
ship Cleveland. They will visit 20 fa-
nous ports, covering in all 22,613 miles,
arriving in New York the last of June,
1913.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06
Rhodes Sc olarship.

The Vermont committee for the selec-
tion of a student to receive the Rhodes
scholarship for 1925 met on Wednes-
day and selected Wayne C. Bosworth of
Bristol, Mr.. Bosworth is a graduate of
Middlebury college in the class of 1911,
and has recently been in the employ of
the Columbia -Knickerbocker Trust Co.
of New York city This scholarship en-
titles him to three years residence at
the University of Oxford and a stipend
of 500 pounds year. 1t is the largest
scholarship open to students in any uni
versity of the world. Mr.. Bosworth
was selected from number of students
from various colleges, all of whom
passed the qualifying examinations.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06
1O3 YEARS OLD.
Rev. S. w. BidweII Oldest Living
Methodist Minister.

Today friday December 6, the Rev.
Sedwick w. Bidwell, who resides in the
village of East Middlebury, is beyond
doubt the Oldest living Methodist minis
ter, being 103 years old The Rev. Mr.
Bidwell has for nearly 80 years been a
preacher of the gospel. He has re-
tained his faculties to remarkable de-
gree and his physique is we'll preserved
His wonderful memory goes back three
generations and he can relate incidents
of the battle of Plattsburgh.
Mr.. Bidwell was born in Starksboro
December 6, 1909, his parents being
English and among the first settlers of
that town. In 1884 he was given IL
cense to preach and during three-quar-
ters of century he has had charges in
% towns in Vermont and New York
State. He has officiated at more than
200 funerals and about 500 weddings.
During the summer of 1912 he was
called upon to perform the ceremony of
marriage. Five years ago he was asked
to preach at the Methodist church at
East Middlebury ard did so with great
vigor before large congregation.
During the past summer he read let
ter without the aid of glasses. In 1888
he married Miss Eveline Smith of Monk
ton and upon her death he married
Lucinda Aurora Tupper of Middlebury.
A son was killed in the Civil war.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06
D, a. r, Meetino.

Hands Cove chapter, d. A. R., will
Shoreham Center on Saturday, Decem-
M, as a noon lunch is to be served.
NELLIE PRATT PREBLE, Historian.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06

Continued on Page 81
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-12-06
GOING OUT

We are making some changes in business and
first of all we intend to close out many of our 1oc
lines. This gives you great opportunity to
get much more than your moneys worth for this
Christmas. Four 1oc articles for 25c q See
the window. We start the sale Saturday, Decem-
Der 9TH, 1912.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22
YoAKUw on MARKETING


The speech ~ n y Y0akum. pfesl
dent ~ the Fnsee sgsism delivered si
Dallas yesterday and printed 10 an
~ The Record today. 10 noisbis r1n
Irritation 20 the economics ~ fam
marketing
when Tho farmer fivss ton ho1rs ~
labor FOR Uns dollar sumpHrei With
skilled craftsmen aho rlfs tsn aud.
hsf a. three hours for tho sama
amount when NE farmer rsrsitee lesH
than 80 Dor cent " the rrtals prize ~
The commodities ho produces. o. is iimt
fof both federal aHd stale fafrfnmfuif
80 inuuifr into the snraiisu ss mai
lef ~ common justice aa hriwtsH man
and man and 49, matter 90 sf4huiaI0
4uuihfium hetWeen elasaas ~ fiiisenH
The government cannot uf should n0i
- prices on farm products of
manufactured sril,isa 81 has na Hasi
nss- feFulaiinr ~ directing private af
ftifs. q maY mo- heps to oIHalifr iai
cuts w puaFraa'sna hmuna ls .if,na
iiui li MAJ Furnish Information of pHi
the farmer ~ mo way ~ 0biiinng Boz
fnfmailon ,onsffninF markets
tof proper pufpnrsf. within per
Testify nnpsf function fhf federal
eminent furnishes Information tsDH.
fafsi production. auf airiy in rrpnn-.
ia demand % cotton faru,rs be- nti
hseIn 60 furnish fHrfesron1lnr mfnf
maiinn thaHi COTTON consumption Do
iiho mannff % mH property nfnIHl
inflammation ahnuf fhf rfrAulfInn sn.
consumption NJ ufrahtblf pfHluHa
Nhrfo ihnY mff ba hnrfi fnl
where fheY may nf a0id 1ha Hn BOO
done through such aaeefifH iH HW
makers mas devise. u nt fn"H mfih
0iH na experience may HsU,fnf nH
chat d should Ue ionf n fnme eI.a q
manifest n ihf HntHrnm.H ia in rn
iDr thr affl innf 5000 prlUII.HI arfI II.
fF pusin,om Hnl DnnHumeu fNii
/ uerrssitHus situation pn's hesnul .h
possibility ~ matldHHl .fmu
Hnie rsnsnr. fnf trnef ahnuIi nHf I
I llafed in the fsisml antnfm.ni
Hfntr government ifInf 0Hs,f fa ih
rrpu.e mne responsive in fhrr eH
lnd more immediately unief ibrH $50
should du iia ahanf indeed lhr Ifl..
silf0 and tHlunar Equalization bod
ru operation tmnnf 0istsn lni n.Nh
iofhnuIa shHuid 81. 5000 Nfarai ahifl
The rntHfnmfnt shruii um hHu
81 srlnnr af Inr0 hia'uF fErHi fw N
flluens nu o. mfi Furnish inr frn
nl Intelligence upon WhNh U
scents af iia .Hnrns Moss a.f fr fh
fnnnnn RlHh
The tims nla 0Hpf nhrn aiHf0 tn.
foaafsi departments uf Hfuru.tur
should ruriirmrnf .neH nHfa0rnna i
scientific numnN Nift hfufminN.
HhOui 0uffout mlfh0f conditions
Nfr iosWnm mH dHno we'll lO pfr
won't ln fuoh spile anl ffliuic mnn
The pumm0n sua, ~ ~ fnm,nin
duif nnd pifsiHs HprmtNhin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22


u Do utu uf tnr Uf0ff A'Hi fNiIHH.
NJ tnr Amufnu psple mu rHl'l
rssaion aolinm r1ns ierp tni rUHU.I
snlmoauira aio nauHIN ahaIt HNrI
That spirit ls smanr ihs musi ,Hlutn.
tssaia ~ tHo NapuhIO
u,eu lh. hliiet rnrs'nal lntn n.
lNpon Ms rnn sni $40 UnHssts
,0uld mot survive fhr aitmuiI Nn Nf
itoosoNeira ufe WIN ihht ssnrrson
ehnniri which BE- nnr nf Mr rarH w.st
admirable DhatnHrflsih tns president
ieloefaphcd his sympathy tn Nnih NI
and Sta UOuarlrt fcsieriH iu in.
,ep nnauane that ha miTNi hate uaet
whom ho ant tine IA president wfir sii
Yri nny "a frN hnnfs htfora hD Wha
shot Nr Nunarsrli Was hntp JrnnupD
IND Hthr aiolrn helertirs in whnm
Ne Tat owei hla reorganization ilpi
afirf day duflnn hia rhmpaien Boz htH
compared tho president io q 'r,etor
~ STOLEN sonds" te "hursar in b
"pishporhet" and o. "Iimir uf
iatc he has dismissed him DHnipmpiH
onsN aa T, "ioad pp,k ben thr plf nn.
Ma VAR has plgiurrd Mt nousr, 3D.
in turn as "a real iannor io iAo N0
ruhlie in ffti enc president wvui b.
iar o.. te 81, ~ so nousatoil ~rhrr
IL rcal oflsis n lho ,sunirin hrfnn
Involved 10 ihc question whether nHw
inf e thlfd torn hp shall ho fhr Mount
nee ~ she Wopuhu,an pRrN Hui H
riesird a. thr presidency There staW
- "a he 100 common srlund upnn Vhl.l
these iWn men tnnii over tEtiu mrri
nut now thni maniac tries u muf
dor NJ unnscNrt sN tha intr. iItH tuf
aenunciaton ia fnfEniion hy Nr raE
aud properly ~ MANY thlnEs arr rvs
ln the heat ~ f, presidential rhmpalri
that eould hest hc fnrFnltfh ana Nir
ileass,olrs attacks upun M rnn ni
inio that ssdesen Political resentment
shnne Americans ,lcids auHsN ts ths
touch % personal misfortune mueh
enc amssement ~ Enropeana hnt WI.
would exchange our WaNs Cor theirs
NJ TAFT IN hls attitude toward Nr
Roosevelt n representative ~ an Am
crlcans
Whatever hln faults At RnoseNrl
IA rrest finur stalking through No.
panos " contemporary HISTORY co.
campaign in slscif - e. contribution Co.
the poIliicAl rducn;leh ~ tho AmrrifAr
peoplo. however mitch We may ni,iet
Co his policies and however aanserom
We may fpgard his pnllti,tl platform
oniy tho uniicd states could produc,
such political leader lust ns ens
the United states conld nrcducc a lea3.
~ iike Woodrow Wilson stepping from
the presidency ~ university % the
presidency NJ tha nation hy NAY ~
soNoFnothip,
Mr. Roosevelt has bccn a very pnpu
lar man Cor many wears. yea W douh
II No ever before held ~ large a meas
urc ~ the eocd.Will 10 ht. feliuN .citl.
sens a. AZ this moment The attitude
~ ihe whole nation toward him Is nr
u ffssHashir ami sympathy and 5000
Wishes, Everybody wants him hack
his feet asAln a. scon a. possible
Mr.. Taft volecd she sentiment ~ tn
American people yesterday IN slnEls
sentence % his telegram ~ Ar Reose
vels, "And oafneNsls hope ard FRAY
that seur receserv> may he speedy ana
without suffesiaxr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

A well known literary philoso
pher has uugrcsiod that the wheels
ol au automobile should be- reno,
ed tn mahc ihp csr safer Wonder
what hn suggestion for aeroplaues
Nlll hn3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

The football sonsou always cheers
The heart 81 the cnrinunsi Even
amid ihr swirl ~ hip events. lhls
sport gets u lnlni page position
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

Monpullulras viii be- another coz
pus Christ asset Tint vii appeal io
ih0 summer tourist
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

:. n G Roper, hy cumfully kept
accounts. shows thai he has raised
harvested, marketed and stored
crops which have a total cash value
Of ~ gh1 80. from am - mere Nue..
e,w county farm. This Is remarka.
bile NOT that Mr. Roper's farm pro.
dnccd such splendid rwsJ.s, but
thai Mr. Roper knows what
his farm has paid him in dollars
and cents; what crops we're profit.
ablei what tho expenses 81 raising
each variety at crop. were While
farm bookkeeping h praciiscd ~
Gully a few Texas farmers. therein
hes tho fundamental Of agricultural
knfee~~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

The hunting sonson promises to
be- llr hc.i ever Corpus Christi
nimruds have already caresscd their
hlundsrbuss,e nnd long range rifles
treating them iu additions OF oil
and nmi rcmaNpr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

Nurccs county women are taking
an ecllye part va iho prsanl na
iional Democratic campaign IA aid
inr the chances Of Wilson and Mar
shali for eloctlnn They am not re-
sorting 10 The usual method Of coer
ing the elusive coin OF the rvalm
hy passing arnund a subscription
list, which il as Wild cf gcn,ane ap
peal as ii Ia iriie. but arr rndcey
orlng 20 arouse spirit 10 patriot
ism for the cause Thus does wom
M ithl only show her good judy
menl. mli clearly demonstrates her
right % suffrage. Men arr mor
mevonary Patriotism is often n
negligible quality with mrn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

The ldcn uf having "a nation Wido
celebration oi Wilson md Mar,hall
nhy m November 2 originated
with Vine Chairman William q
NcAdoo and other members ~ ilir
executive Democratic campaign
committee n " q splendid suggoa
tinn The idea of rlcriing Wilson
and Marshall 90 the highest offir'e
IN tho United States originated with
thc people Il viii be splendid
rrllLnllnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

An ilndrriowlcss surf mud nisa
qullole~ city n q C"rlnn Christi
combination that nanuol boz hcniou
as nu attraction aasci for iourmt
and visitors IndorloWl,.a N ihc
Wifi ~ MIXTURE musplllnli~s viii be-
ihr work Of man Tho formor wt
have the latter We VIII have
through q heart, operation with
She hOarl ~ hoalih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

Dr NJ VI Carrieh sanitary os
port for Hollands Magazine who b.
grading the various entries 90 the
"Clcancst Town in Texas Contest =
warmly commended the ladies al
Corpus Christi and Of the sanilHr,
commissioners, during ha visit here
last week. for the effort made for IS
cleaner ciiy In the cfforl lics thu
scurvi az all worthy achievement,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

Or Carriek ~ Dallas. ASSERT,
that Il oosts fifty ecnia per month
or SIX dollars per YEAR, for the
hoard aud riom rent of each ral in
"a, oiiy and that the incrhanie "a,
fhe board hill u this is true. and
We viii not take issue with the
specialist on the sdhicct whN mol
have a rat catcher for Corpus Chris
az Such an official would easily
earn his salary IN raj hides
The Washington times., 1912-04-09
.CHASE'S LAST BILL
IN old PLAYHOUSE
OF HIGHEST ORDER
Linden Beckwith, Wood
Choppers, and "Mein
Liebchen' Score Hits.

This is n memorable week at the
Washington home Of polite vaudeville,
inasmuch as IL marks the close Of the
thirteenth season Of the popular Chase's
Theater, and also the passing of vaude-
Vile from this house into a new home
at Fifteenth and @ streets. on August
10 next. The year Just closing has,
as have been the preceding ones. most
successful one. both artisticaily and
financially. Many acts never before
presented TO Washington audiences have
been provided, and many old favorites
have made their annual visit TO this
house. 8
Al a hitting close to the 1si1-1ei2 sea-
son the management has provided bill
OF exceptional merit, and II is one that
met hearty approval from the large
audiences attending the opening per-
formances. Featured on this bill. among
latest production OF "Mein Liebchen''
tMy Loved one), with company in
Of The BursomasteS," Mabel Car
ruthers. JuStins Wayne. Joseph II.
Prosser, and y. V. Phillips. IL is q de-
lightful, and as its name implies, Ger
msn cfSmedy ana Is ssid to be based on
to finish and filled with real hunior, and
human interest abounds.
The. Australian Wood Choppers, an
astonishing Antipodean sensation, prob
ably the greatest novelty of Its kind
In the world, present wonderfully
unique and unparalleled exhibition Of
tree-felling and other peculiar feats
OF the forests that are astounding.
Linden Beckwith. q former prinla
donna with "The Midnight Sons" sings
number of delightful numbers rang
Ing from the classical TO the ever-popu-
lar rag, In q manner tnat won enough
applause to compel her to respond to
a number of encores. She has a charm
ing personality and most delightful
manner in presenting her various num-
bers.
Bessie Crawford and T. Roy Barnes.
in The Fakir and The Lady," present
a compound OF song and satire that has
seldom been equalcd IN vaudeville. II
is built for laughing purposes and meets
every requirement
An animal act of the highest class Is
presented by Captain Gruber and Mile.
Adelina. Their company consists Of an
elephant. horse. pony, and dog.
Corelli and Gillette mix some excel
lent acrobatic work with comedy and
verse we'll received. The Mystic Trio,
in comedy. chords and strings, COM
For the exit number Musical Di-
rector Smith and his orchestra play
Aud Lang Syne." .
The photoplane presents a series OF
interesting events, among them being
Archbishop Farley and Mayor Gaynor
reviewing the st. Patrick's day parade
in New York, and President and Mrs.
Taft taking a stroll around the White
House grounds