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TWELVE BOX SEAT TICKETS
FOR TWELVE BEST DRAWINGS
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Your old friends, Hans and Fritz, have met with an
accident which must be repaired before they appear at
the Academy of Music Tuesday Night, October 1 6.
You will notice in the above cut their nose and mouth
,are missing. Take your pencil and see if you can sup
ply the missing lines. Get busy today. The Dispatch
will giv one box seat for Hans and Fritz, one of the best
musical comedies which will be here this season, for the
twelve best drawings. Cut out the above and send, mail
orring it to the Contest Editor The Dispatch todays
Don't delay.
Contest Opens Wed., Octobei 10th
and Closes Saturday, Oct. 13th
Winners names will be published in The Dispatch
Sunday, October 1 4. Then you can call for your tickets.
Arthur Hammerstein has surpas&eJ
all ; former efforts i in the presentation
of ' his latest, success1 J'Jatlfiai':
which will be presented at'-lhi Vsead
em'y of Music on Friday, October 23,
after a year's run at the Lyric and
44th Street-theatres, New York. Tb.3
scenes are -laid in Russia, .Turl&qy aril
Vienna. .The locale could mot be in
rroved upon, as- material allowln?
the imagination of the scenic artist
full scope. As Russian weddini
guests, Turkish ,hqtiriand Viennes-3
beauties the chorus, also, is offerei
unsurpassed bportunities.
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"HANDS UND FRITZ."
"The kind of laughs your doctor
orders," is one of the advance cap
tions of-"Hans Und Fritz," the new
est R. Dirk's - cartoon comedies of
Holland to be seen at the Academy of
Mysic on next Tuesday, matinee and
night. : : ; . .
Everybody remembers the sama
brilliant cartoonist's "The Katzen
jammer Kids." Well, "Hanis- Und
Fritz," is said to be a hundred tinier
funnier. It's Captain Kidd and hi-,
treasure that the two jokey Dutch1 'kid
dies start after; and it's this wil.1
goose chase among other situations
that make for the speed and color of
the new show. Girls, ginger and mel
ody are other items of the production
that are said to make the production
one of the most enthusiastically tail
ed about of all the road's attractions
this season.
A PRAND NWiJU-.v.
Bobby Jarvis and, his fnusrcal ccir
edy organization will present a bran !
new bill Apr today and tomorrow.
"My Hula Hula Girl," a gay and giddy
mixture of song, laughter and danco
that is sure to please the crbwd .
who are flocking to see the show pre
sented by this old Wilmington' favor
ite. This show is absolute1! tho
strongest bill of the three to be pre-
i sented by this company and shoul I
draw capacity crowds for today and
tomorrow.
It is a new and popular version of a
well known New York musical com
edy success, and features some of the
most dazzling costumes ever seen in
a musical comedy show of any kind.
It is a production that is staged with
rare Skill, never allowing a dull mo
ment.
Bobby Jarvis will fulfill the require
ments, .-s usual, in blackface, and has
an even funnier role than in the first
show of the week. Earl Root and his
fascinating little wife will have a
brand new specialty number and v.V
the other members of the company
will be seen in new stunts through
out.
If the United States adopted the j
same vigorous military calling-up i 4 4 4 5
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an army of 17,000:000 men.
NEW YORK DAY-BY-DAY.
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TOMORROW
AVilliam A. Brady Presents
CarlyleBlackwell
With the Most Faspinating Girl on
The Screen ,
June Elvidg
In Another Great Brady-World Tri-nmph
"THE CRIMSON
DOVE"
"THE CRIMSON DOVC"
All the hundreds of thousands of
admirers of Carlyle Blackwell will be
delighted by the role that he enacts
in "The Crimson Dove," the start
ling new World-Picture Brady-Made
which will be the big attraction on
tomorrow at the Grand theatre. Mr.
Blackwell in this production plays the
part of a young minister of the gos
pel who takes charge of a little
church in a rough community in the
mountains. He wins out in his fight
to induce the rough-necks to come to
church, but he also loses their good
will in a remarkable and wholly in
nocent manner. He also almost loses
his life as the result of this loss of
good will.
Plavinp nnnriQito Tr 'Rlar'.kWiall in
were lounging about killing time be- j thig brilliant attraction is beautiful
and charming June Elvidge who takes
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(Special Correspondent of The Dis
patch).
New Yc.k, Oct. 9. In the
large
windows of the Millionaire's Clab on
Fifth Avenue the Four O'clockers
How a Minister who believes in the
Religion of the heart as well as of
the Sonl, meets, loves and marries
a young actress who is the inno
cent cause of a young: man's suicide.
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Bobby Jarvis Presents
'My HULA
HULA Girl'
A Crgeous and Gay Production
THE FAVORITES
Bobby Jarvis
Most Popular Blackface Ever In
Wilmington ''
Earl &,Root
Singers and. Dancers
How
Who Know
Also Jarvis, Root, ' !Lane, "Three
Dancing Demons," and Edna Lane,
the Charming Leading Lady.
SOME COMEDY AND SONG rfHOW.
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fore the dinner hour. They discussed
the war, tariff and the increase in
price of rare old vintages.
At length cr.c man started a dis
cussion regarding the personal qual
ities of recent Presidents of the Unit
ed States. Some related anecdotes
regarding the nobility of character of
Grover Cleveland, while others prais
ed the candor and trustworthiness of
President Wilson as exemplified In
his notes to Germany,
Still another spoke of courteous acts
performed by Colonel Roosevelt while
at the White House and it was then
that a small man with mutton-shon
whiskers, who had been silent and
who didn't look like he had it in him,
offered just one observation.
1 That single observation was suffi
cient, others agreed, after he had
been expelled by unanimous vote from
the discussion.
i "Speaking of politeness,' said the lit
tle man, "I doubt if there was ever a
more chivalrous man, not only in the
Presidential chair but even through
out the whole country, than is Wil
liam Howard Taft.
"Why, gentlemen, time and again I
have seen him arise in a crowded car
and where you or I would Only have
given our seat td a lady, Mr. Taft has
given his seat to two ladies as I say,
the most polite " but by that time all
backs were turned and the tariff top
ic was resumed as a fit subject for
conversation.
thp nart of an actress who is the in
nocent cause of a y&ung n 'sui
cide and who later, under her" real
name, meets the minister. They learn
to love each other and then, when
the woman's identity is revealed to
the minister, thigs begin to happen
at a lively rate.
You will enjoy "ThV Crimson
Dove." See it. It is a Brady-made
production, from the same' place
where the great Brady-International
features recently presented were
booked.
BELGIAN CIVILIANS ;
HAD TO DIG TRENCHES
An artificially exhilirated man was
zig zagging up Fifth Avenue - near
Fifty-seventh street and he finally
stopped to gaze in the windows of an
art show at a series of paintings,
i The "Spirit of 76," by Willard, with
title attached, caught his rovine eve
and he gazed on. the-three figures with,
great interest. . The flutist, with his civilians has become most widelsnread
head wrapped in bandages, fascinated in the regions of Courtral and Menfrt,
him especially. where about 2,000 men already, have
; "Gee whiz," he ejaculated in admir-i been compelled to perform military
auon,. "the nfc spirits of '78 must work
have had some kick.!'.
(Correspondence of Associated Press)
Havre, Sept. 19. Male civflfatfs in
the Belgian towns of . Larigemtfrck,
Staden, Elverdinghe, Woumen, and
Roulers, which recently were, evacuat
ed by the Germans, hurc tteen forced
to work near the German first line
trenches in Belgium with .the result
that many have been killed by explod
ing shells, according to information re
ceived by the Belgian government.
The civilian population , qf0 . these
towns was ordered to go to the rail
road stations. The women, children,
and old men were packed into the for
ward cars of the trains, while all men
and boys, between 16 -and, 6fW,yeara,
were placed in the rear cars. When
the trains started, the rear cars were i
uncoupled and the occupants forced to
undertake the hazardous work near thy
.first lines. - '
In most cases the women and .chil
dren did not know that they were se
parated from their husbands and fa
thers until they arrived at their desti
nations.
The forcible conscription of Belgian
! Wall Street business men and brok
ers somehow have a passion for lit
tle mottoes that hang directly over
; their desk. Apparently it has out-
eiuwu me iaa penoa. jror years a
man, of the New York Globe, who
got much of his journalistic experi
ence on Fleet Street in London. 'He
just ambles about town writing about
things as 'he sees them. In shortj
o o "7 AT dUTg, 11 . snaPPy : sentences inscribed in perfect
:r"!!f.."1oneiEnglish, he. tells stories of pathos
uj. bxuLai. liliciuiai gcuiuacS. s;
I Hedeclares it has saved him hun
dreds of dollars. Over one desk in
a big Wall Street office I saw this:
j "The reputation that gets you a job
(Will not hold it for you. On each new
job you will have. to. make a now rep
utation." j Among those who have mottoes
;over their desks are OttaH. Kahn,
! Jules S. Bache, George Graham Rice,
J. Herbert Case and Max May.
New York has a young writer who
is a, combination of Horace Troubol
and William Beedy JJe is S. JrKauf-
and "of power. He knows mOre cele
brities intimately than possibly any
other writer in town and he knows
hOw to make them talk about the
things people want to know.
A tidal wave of printer's ink, churn
ed io sob sisters gibberish, has been ,
sweeping New York about the "Sep
tember Morn Ball' given' by the Bo
hemians of Washington Square. The
dances continue without poIicaUnter
ference and , those who attend them
declare they are worse than the Ro-i
man orgies. The guests leave their,
modesty and clothes at "home.
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" preparing to treat
INSANE SOLDIERS
temporarily or permanent!". insane.
(By United Press.)
Washington, Oct. 10 Of all the Am
erican soldiers who will be Invalided
back from European service, 20 per
cent, will require treatment in insane
asylums. Shell-shock and similar
maladies wil affect at least this'
many, in the opinion of Dr. William
A. White, superintendent of St. Eliz
abeth's Hospital. Tashington.
Congress has Cted him funds, to
expand the hospital on these esti
mates: That tan per cent, of the 2,-
000,000 soldiers who will see Service
Because his instltutiCTi my uot.be
able to care for all the patients, Dr.
, 'i White has been given aCfhprity to
send the men to hospitals, throughout
the country, the government paying,
for the service.
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"I will not estimate the number of
men I expect to treat," sayl Dr. White.
"The very best we may hope for is
several thousand. Th6 science of rer
storihg their minds will progress rapidly
OSI
ST
Mental examiners will visit canton
ment camps to see that drafted men
whn prm HItpIv. in siieniimh fiflsilv J
abroad the first year will be Invalided to intense nervous excitement are ex
home; that one-fifth of -hero. jfilj-be empted from foreign seryice.
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