RCA Victor (1909)

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98 RECITATIONS Records by WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT NUMBER SIZE 31708 The Republican Party Stands by Mr. Roosevelt 12 31709 Functions of the Next Administration 12 31710 What Constitutes an Unlawful Trust 12 5552 Effect of Proposed Jury Trial in Contempt Cases 10 5553 Labor and its Rights 10 5554 Rights and Progress of the Negro 10 $555 Democratic Policy Prevents Prosperity lo «ff 5956 Postal Savings Banks 10°: 5557 Our Foreign Dependencies—Porto Rico, Cuba _ : and the Philippines 10 § §558 Irish Humor lo. § 5559 ‘The Farmer and the Republican Party 10 ff Records by WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN §537 Publication of Campaign Contributions 10 5535 The Trust Question 10 §536 The Tariff Question 10 5538 Popular Election of Senators 10 §539 Guarantee of Bank Deposits 10 5540 The Labor Question ee §541 Imperialism 10 5542 The Railroad Question 10 By Digby Bell 31731 The Boy on the Right Field Fence (Marion) A Baseball Monologue Digby Bell 12 It is with pleasure that the Victor is able to offer a record by that universally popular character comedian, Digby Bell. As befits the season, Mr. Bell has chosen one of his inimitable baseball specialties, which are familiar to those who have been privileged to hear this always amusing acter. 31733 ‘The Man Who Fanned Casey (A Reply to “ Casey at the Bat >) Sparkus 12 Casey has been a hero long enough ~—at least so Digby Bell seems to think; and he selects for his eulogy the redoubtable Twirler of the Frogtown team who occupied the slab when Mudville’s Pride did his immortal fanning act. Casey looks like two dimes and two nickels when Mr. Bell gets through with him. Every one who has heard Hopper’s famous Casey at the Bat’’ (and that means half the population of America) will appreciate this witty take-off. By Admirai Robley D. Evans 5632 Farewell Address to the Navy 10, BELL