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New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Fitzpatrick and William Tobin excaYating
superintendent and blast foreman, respectively at
the Pennsylvania Railroad excavation We're held
IN Jefferson Market court yesterday n technical
cnarge OF assault. Both arrested shortly
alter tie accident at the excavation Saturday.
Ihey VIII be examined tomorrow.
a man VINO said he was Thomas BluOski was re-
nahded TO Police Headquarters yesterday by Magis-
trate Crane on suspicion that he knew something
. about the murder Of Miss Amelia staffeldt He
taken 10 Long Island to-day " "
me Aliieo heal Estate Association OF New York
VIII hold a meeting tonight in the Lincoln Trust
Company Building, Broadway and 72d street to
protest against the awards made by the commits
sloners appointed in condemnation procaedingo
They awarded owners of land In Riverside I1r1Ta
from l5Sth street 20 l65th street sums which the
association believes excessive. ~ N4O
The orchestras of the West Side Young Mems
christian Association and the Madison Souare
Church Club will give a free concert to-noorro,,
evening in the auditorium of the West Side branCp
No. 220 West 57th street. 0'''
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
BROKEN MIRROR BRINGS BAD LUCK

orange, May 26 osDeciaD.-T. F. Murname of
Newark, salesman for a Newark tea COMPANY
and Mrs. Jennie Francis. OF No. % Parroyy street
Orange, are expected 10 face each other in the
Orange police court tomorrow morning T., sattla
a dispute as TO the ownership OF a Iargs mirror.
the mirror was premium offered by the tea com
pany for the purchase of SIS worth of goods Ac-
cording 10 Murname, Mrs. Francis got the mirror
but bought only so worth OF goods and when he
went there last night get the s. or The mirror
lle met WITH repulse- An argument followed ana
humane seizng The mirror. attempted 10 get
ont OF the house with =. Mrs. Francis tackled
which followed the mirror vas broken 10 smiths-
reens. N'0
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
WANTED DEATH KEPT FROM PARENTS.
Supposed Son of New York Artist Dies in
Poverty in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, May 2G.-Paul Moran who said
he was 2 son Of Thomas Moran Of New York
an artist, died at the county hospital here to-day
from spinal meningitis. Moran had been sick
for some time. and as he lacked the means for
skilled nursing and isolation. his friends deemed
IL best TO put him in the care of the county
physicians.
Moran said before dying that his people lived
al No 81 West 22d street. New York, but asked
that they be not told of his death If it was nos
slble TO avoid il. Local undertakers have taken
charge OF the body. and will hold it pending in
structiOns from the East "
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
WIRELESS REPORTS

The krocnland which reported o Sable Island nj q -
Mnen oii miles east OF Sandy Hook Is ex
The Statendan which reported TO sable Island NJ ola
yesterday, when 100 miles southeast az ina,
Is expected to dock about N Tuesday ~ ''''
The tltona, which reported % island as
that station at 1890 yesterday is exnectej
either late tuesday evening or about 1880 Wednesday
The blsura. which reported TO Sable
that station at noon yesterday to dock about
7;30 IA Wednesday - oN "''N'
The Celtic, which reported to Nevnor+ n, bav,,.
passed the Nantucket Soun Shoals Lightship ar a IS
yesterday. is expected To dock about "
The Minneonka which reported S.asconset at n m
yesterday when sixty miles the Nantucket So,b
Shoals Lightship is expected dock about T30 m TO-
day. ' 80 W.
The OtaVi. which was reported to Newport having
passed the Nantucket South Ilghtship al a a ne
yesterday, Is expected to dock about 80 m to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
DR.. WALDO'S BUTLER ARRESTED.
Police Hope He Can Explain Few Burglar
Alarms

Harry CIauscn a butler employed bv Dr RaIph
Waldo. "f No. 20 West 5ith street was arrested
last night and locked up in tha East 5lst street
station on charge Of being a suspicious person.
Ih" polio" hone they hnv' in tHausen man who
can explain, II o." viii. then umerous burglar
alarms that have com" from the row OF houses In
5ith street between Fifth ana Sixth avenues
About n o'clock last night word was tclephoned
10 the East DIST street station that there were,
burglars on the roof of Dr. W. H. Walkers home.
ut No. y West 18th street. Sergeant Ialah1u and
fatrolnan NultN went mp tn" roof and saw n ng-
ufc running toward Sixth avenue. When they got
,r y" ~, br Waldo's home. they found the figure
had disappeared. Or. Walios scuttl- was open
ana they went down into tho house anls found
'lausen ON the Second floor lie admitted being
on the roof. the police said explaining no bad
heard noise and had gone To the roof To- investi-
gate.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
KILLED BY SAN JUAN HILL VETERAN
Wife of Cleveland Hotel Proprietor Shot Be-
cause She Refused to Shake Hands

Cleveland May 2s.-Mrs Mary Steadman. wifo
Of William Steadman proprietor Of hotel here.
was shot and instantly killed To-day by William
Brown, veteran Of the SDanish-American War
Brown was pursued by crowd If men through
Luna Park. near where the shooting occurred and
finally captured. According to the police he
confessed. saying that he sorry he killed the
woman.
Brown bears a scar on his forehead from bull
let that struck him during the charge by the Amer
lean troops M San Juan Hill. He was elected
from the hotel by Steadman, according to his own
story. Later he returned. and was met at the door
by Mrs. Stcadmau. who refused TO shake hands
with him. whercupon he killed her.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
NAN WANTED A MOTORCYCLE.
So He Dropped Into Garage, Took One,
Bought New Plug and Rode Away.

East Orange May 26 (Specia).-The East Orange
police are looking for particularly cool thief Who
entered the garage Of the White Automobile Com
pany. at No. Is Railroad Place, last night. and
stole a motorcycle valued at $500 The machine
had never been used. The man hsd a key TO the
garage and to walk cooliy UP the street
with the machine.
The sparkling plug missing. and the man,
noticing this. went to another garage q few doors
away and bought a plug. He then mounted
the machine and sped away. He never came back.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
U. P. COLLIERIES SHUT DOWN.
Mines Closed Because of Organization of
UniOns-Trouble Feared at Cheyenne.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. May 26-Tho great coIeries
Of the Union Pacific Coal Company and the
Sweet Water Company at Rock Springs were
closed last night ana more than two thousand
miners are out of employment
This follows the work of organizers Of the
United Mine Workers NJ America who say over
loo miners have signed applications for mern-
hership. Five unions viii bc established as soon
tho charters are returned. Trouble is cx-
pected, as the company Will employ no union
miners. will orfcr them out Of the company
houses and employ uon-union mon The uuion
men VIII resist eviction and ant1gonizc the new
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in y. Y.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Phil
ippine Islands (Vta san Francisco
Nippon Mar,I. day. 1880
Hawaii (va FranciscO>Alameda.. May ~. I23O a
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
via Francisco)-U Transport June 1. 1880 a
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine ISL
(via Vancouver and Victoria,
b. C0Empress Of China. -: June s. 600 m
Japan. Corea and China Especially adj
dressed only. via Seattle) - kaga
Maru -: ..:.....,..,.. June s. 600 m
%fS drsssed only 600 m
Hawaii. Japan, CoTea. china and Phil
ippine Islands (via San FranciscOl
u a m
Australia teXcept Westb, New Zealand.
Samoan Islands FIJI Islands and
Caledonia (va Vancouver and Vic
tOria, CD-Aorangt III is GOO D m
Tahiti MaTquesas Islands (va
Franclscol-Marposa june o. Il 80 m
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
MAY SETTLE NEWARK STRIKE ro.N,eur

The carpenters strike in Newark Is stu unset :
tied The question of an increase of wages as de-
manded by the men has been eliminated from, tho
controversy by the concession of the bosses The
only obstacle that remains be surmounted Is tho
involving the character of the foremen TO be en-
gagged by the masters. The strikers refuse 10 w0rI,
under any but union foremen and the bosses con
tend that they should be permitted to EMPLOY any
man they see fit fm the position. Final action on
this phase o. the strike Will be discussed Tonight
at a meeting OF the masters. and action favorable
to the men Is looked for.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

4 SSAY OFFICE Of TIRE UNITED STATES At
y New York y Y. May 5. 19o7.-SeaIe,I proposals
in duplicate VIII be received the Office Of the super
tnteudent OF the Assay Oace OF United states
New York. y. Y. until u O'Clock noon. May 2a Ig07
and then publicly opened. general supplies re-
gutred FOR the Assay Once OF the United States at
New York. y Y. for the fiscal / 1901
20 June 30 1905 in accordance with schedules and
copies Of which with blank
and other information he had application to
ANDNEM MASON. L-DERLNTENDENT
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
WOMAN BADLY HURT By AUTOMOBILE.

Mrs Jane Ayres. sixty-two years old Of No eSi
Holscy street Newark. was run down and seriously
hurt by an automobile driven by Hrpoyte G. Rails
mer of No. 7l2 West Grand street Elizabeth YES
i"rday- Itai7mer owns m" machine. and ar
rested The woman was taken To her home. Ra
mcr was Qaroled- He said that Mrs. Ayres walked
directly In front ~ the automobile and that he did
his hest avoid tho accident
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

The annual regatta Of the Kui kerbocker Yacht
club VIII be sailed on Saturday. June /. the start
being made off Execution Light in Long Island
Sound. at y.
J. F. De Mund. Dudley G. Trott and Thomas
rangements for the race from New York TO
bermuda. announce that the start will be made on
June 5, at 10 a. m. off the Brooklyn Yacht clubs
house In Gravesend Bay There viii be no post
unless notice is posted in the clubhouse prior to
a. on that day. The finish will he off 81
lie two ana one-half miles east-southcast of the
Head.
The New York Athletic Clubs fourth animal
to Block Island will be started at 1880 n m
on June %. from stabeboat of Whortleberry Isl
cruising trim. less than thirty-one feet water line
Fin keclS are barred.
Hollis Burgess has sold the cruising 35-foot water
line sloop Ranger, owned by Henry T. King OF
Boston. to Walter {. Lewis of Boston The
Ranger is - feet. inches overall l. feet inches
beam and feet draft and built by Lawley in
1901. He has also sold the 22-fOot water line siOop
ana :, NJ. Eldrldgc. of Boston. to w L. Frost of
Proyidence The Medric ii viii sail at once for
Rhode Island Yacht Club. May 80.
The sonderklasse sloop AUX owned by Charles
Francis Adams, 2d, of Boston has been sold TO a
Boston yachtsman. The AUX Is one of the three
American boats which defeated the three German
boats In the races for the Roosevelt Gun last wear
on Marblehead The sonderkasse sloop Sally
VII. owned by Lawrence +. Percival of Rosto1
has been sold to Augustus =. I4oring OF Boston
The 1S-foot cabin sloop Result. owned bv Robsrt
l." Mead Jr.' OF Arlington. Mass, has been sold
to TO- Percy Howard Tarr, of Beverly. Mass through
the same agency.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
DRoposAIs toR sCREENs sroRM sAsu AvD

't' tosN - FCR ~ Hf.E.NS- 4tJftM SASH AND
Sealed proposals In tviplcate. for furnishing in
sHliing sash and veStbuIes certain
hrdings AZ This post VIII ," received hsre until
May - lHo1- The =. the
reject all bids Information Furnished appI-
cation Envelopes containing proposals should
d0rscd Proposals Tor Screens etc and addressed
the und.rsLgned q = 81 RNEL.I. Constg o. W
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED. ,..,.-
Liverpool May 26-Cedrie (Br>. New York VIZ
plyroatA
Southampton. May e6-St Louis. New York Wa '''
and CherbOurg - Glasgow
(and proceeded. Naples.
Gibraltar. May 36-Carpathia (trl. New AV'N -
Genoa. etc
SAILED. New
Dover. May 25-VadeTland tSri. from Antwerp
York Work vs
Rotterdam Nav 25-Noordam Dutch, Ne"
Boulogne tand passed Dungercss 2otnl.
PASSED
Gibraltar. MAY 26-Caabria (Br,. LeshOrn anu
fo- New York
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
Public Notices.

l., OtGs is hereby given that nat naP an e. @
Legislature entitled
TO AUTHORIZE The AN c6MMrss1oxERs 6Sr OF THE
T5SfiN so NP OF The SFEY P6N P6 NEW
L n -, TIE II3, CITY or NEW YORK OWNED BY THE
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
GP1n % 4 pm IN b % & held Id 4 N. the ydq on
May ~; 1901 at at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ ,oo
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN:
This bill will be the first heard time
DURsUANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT,
p No 20tiGs S is hereby given that an 81 ls 81,
Legislature entitled
To AMEND THE GfEA4GF RE TER NEW YORK CHAR
TEk REERT5TE 6 TO THE SAARY OFF THE G0M
MISSIONER OF DOCKS
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
Ny N ID Hall 1od in The CITY Of New York on Wednesday
Dated City Hail. New York; May - 1907
This bin viii be the second head at that time
DURsUANr TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
Int 6sS b2 an boh the
Legislature, entitled
4NrSP E, 15 M NET T2RS 5rs eRAR
MEHr nfzlS IN RELATION TO THE POLICE DEPART
upG" :as 3 @ m be Sd at Mayor r8 ia Ing
y d h ball od1 y II The Cy o OF New York on Wednesday
Dated City Hail. New York. York NJ May % 1907
Mayor.
This bin will be the third heard that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
Il notice is hereby given that act-AssembIy 81,
Int No 51-has been passed by both branches of the
Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
SINKING FUND OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK To
CANCEL AND ANNIL CERTAIN ASSESSMENTS
AND SALES To THE CITY OF NEW YORK FOR
ASSESSMENTS AFFECTING PROPERTY IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. AND DIRECTING THE COMP
TROLLER TO MARK SUCH ASSESSM ENTS ACCORD
INGLY.
Further notice hereby given a Public Hearing
upon such bill Viii be held at the Mayors Office IN the
Nav %! 1907 at l0:39 o'clock \. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York. May - 1901
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
Mayor.
This bill will be the fourth heard at that time.
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT.
notice is hereby given that act-AsseIahy 2oG3.
Int No. 3i1has been passed by both branches OF
Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
To AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR
TER. IN RELATION TO TERRITORY FOR THE
ACCOMMODATIONS AND Use OF CANAL BOATS
AND BARGES
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill viii be held the Mayors Of'ce in the
City Hall. in The city n New York. Wednesday.
Dated City Hall. New York. May - 1901
GEORGE =. MCCLELLAN.
Tbis viii ho dF,b baard ,ip,a
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

L : ENGINEER OFFICE ROOM c : ARMY
I. HJ-ILpING, ~ WHITEHALL. S-reet New YORK
civ. April 20 l91I-Sealed proposals FOR dredsing n
i1svporr Harhor. Matawau Greek Raritan. South and
Elizabeth Rivers Shoa Harhor aa5 Compton
Chcese4uake creek y. j. VIII he received o.-cs
Until - NJ MAY ~. 1907 AMI then publicly opened Bios
any all ot these works Will be considered
nation furnished application. D. ". lockwood.
colonel. a Engineers
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

There will be two changes in the cast OF THE
Builders" at the Astor Theatre tonight William
Courtenay will replace William Ingersou as Roger
Grant, and Ernest Lampson Theodore Morris as
Skinney.
Helen Ware, of "The Road 10 Yesterday NOW
at the Lyric, entertained on Thursday after
aboard the italian cruiser Etri,rfa In rAt,rp
for this hospitality the actress gave box parry on
Saturday night.
a special feature of the dinner celebrating the
closing performance at the Hippodrome. Saturday
night. was the chorus OF Fascinating Flora
which went 10 the Hippodrome at the close OF tie
Day"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLLIN
- bis. Washington Nav -. 1901 Sealed proposals
June -. 1907. for constructing ju-ctou section Of
trunk Forms. specifications and necessary IN
formation he obtaired Room -. District Build
ing washington. u G. HENRY r 7 MCFARLAND.
HENRY !. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. comm tssioue-s
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
SHIPPING NEWS.

Porti iof New York, Sunday, May 26, 1907.
ARRIVED.
steamer Columbia (Br). wadsworth, GLASGOW and Mo-
Vile May is, Henderson Brothers, with $40 cabin and
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
lNFFI,,E

nFFI'E COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT or co
~ uubta Washington. Nay II i9n7.->eaisI proposal s
WIN be received NJ this Office until - o'clock
daV. June ' lao1 FOR furnishing
and information may obtained!
Room O.. District Building Washington n. - Henry
p r. Marfarand, Henry l. West. Jay J Morrow. Com
w!SSIuuers n e.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

Chinese prisoners who undergoing long terms
of imprisonment have their heads shaved twice 1
year. They shaved in the hot summer
weather. and again Just before the end Of the Chi
year. In view the New Year they are
allowed. besides this luxury of head shaving extra
diet which consists Of -four ounces OF pork. with
glass Of Chinese wine. This is given on the
day Of the official closing the that day
prisoners released from their iron chains so
that they can perform certain ceremonies in o,der
to close the old year well. Tney expect as we'll to
obtain some measure of good from the gods in the
New Year.
Visitors TO Paris during the weeks between Nav
Is and June 80 will be enabled to discuss the ques-
tlon to which nation produces the greatest
humorists in art An exhibition of drawings by all
the chief humorsts Of the day will be held at the
Salon des Artistes Humorstes in those weeks
England will be represented by more than a hun
dred drawings by artists of Punch
Hans Vischer, the English Resident at Iluka on
Lake Tchad. in Northern Nigeria, Africa has dis
covered colony of dwellers around the
Gharian Mountains The inhabitants of these
underground residences dig deep hole In the
ground, which forms a courtyard reached bv means
OF entrances about thirty feet long by three
feet broad. All the open on this collrtva ri
To protect the dwellings underneath, a well is car
ried round the courtyard Absolute cleanliness nra
walls everywhere In strange contrast to these sub
dwellings in the Roman style.
Within an historic castle on the Isle of Wight
is presented the unusual spectacle every day Of a
patient little donkey poddlng around great tread
wheel Power developed in this way has been
used for upward of hundred years to raise al!
the water needed for the castle. The treadwheei
is Of curious design, being constructed that
1t completely ncloses the little animal Tie donke'
is great pet of visitors.
THE Glory Song" has been translated into sew
enteen languages. and its sale has into twenty
million copies. 1t first sung on the platform
in hnda the Melbourne Nell "a Town Hall Australia Mr. Alex
absence informed his audience that the song Lad
been sung every day and night all over the world
ever since.
PROFESSOR Nolda, OF st. Moritz. has had the op-
portunity OF observing three thousand patients
who had visited that health resort because az
nervous nervous diseases. These of Jewish origin pre-
uchlinate Slavs notably Poles. and Romance ma
uonalities are also numerous The next in nUmbar
are americans and Hungarians. The Csermanlc
races follow in this order: S,er-nnns Denos Scan
dinayians and English. ' 1850
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises AZ" sun sets 100 Moon age Ia
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 7:l5 Gov Island 7:2G IIeu CO. a N
PM-Sandy Hook 7;4Oi Gov Island I:5 Hell S;at
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
Proposals..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. 9. WASH
" inEtou. May -. l9o7.-Seaied proposals VIII be
received this Office until - o'clock noon Satuvia
June -. 1907, for the construction of
bridge across the track Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company the line Monroe aN
tended. AuaCostia u g. Bridge viii span of
- feet and i'll contain ~
and 90" cubic yards Of concrete Blank forms OF po-
specifications and all
b" obtained at Room ~. District Building II 2
MNCFARI4ANp. n l.. WEST, JAY J MORROW con-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
The Turf.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

Trains eaSe foot East sam - III 20 ,Ii.41 d2.Oa
l2lo. u2;2Ol. 1850. 12.io. O2:50r I-.2' 100 ~"
l;20 I-cO u;4m. 1:5O. 225. Leave SatbusA Ays Az,
u200,. 12;I0 u:.l5), l.: 81. i2-i5. lo'. dln' ~"
1:5O Las y;OO -,
Trains In brackets run opening day saturdays ani
Decoration psy only -.
Parlor the t2-0N ani l,Jc trains fssa 80 Es
S4th 81. reserved for Members - Jhe r-r- and SS'
Cub and Annual Subscribers
Boxes sale Wadort-AS;5ria AMI Fitth A'sh-'
Hotel
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

The annual regatta Of the Kni kerbocker Yacht
club VIII be sailed on Saturday. June /. the start
being made off Execution Light in Long Island
Sound, at p. IN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
Entertainment FOR
SATURDAY EVENING

A musical and literary entertainment
viii De given Saturday evening at tbs
San Antonio hall on Vineyard street
under the mana cement OF the Olympic
Athletic Club.
II IS just about year since tbs
tennis courts on Miller street wers
fitted up, but they were completely
ruined By this winters heavy rains
and in order 10 put them in first class
order again the young ladies Of the
Olympic Club have been hard al work
getting up this entertainment.
According to the following program
il promises TO be a great success:
Guitar solo: Honolulu High School
March $500 . Ernest KaaI
Arthur Myhery.
Chorus: Onward Bonny Boat Be
Flying 49,. ....-...-... Fred Kuckeu
kindergarten Assistants.
Recitation. Seem Things" -
1890 $500 -------...-- Eugene Field
Maud Sanderson-
Quartet: Come Where the Lilies
Bloom ... W. L. Thompson
Mrs. J. Fernandes. Lily Madeira
Chas. Gilnand. George Madeira
Piano and Flute.
Miss Ivy williams and r w Warham
Chorus: '.MerrIy Goes Our Bark.
-.. -.--- Leslie
High School Boys Chorus
Comedy: He Was Never Known TO
Smile" ...-.. -.--.----- c. Barnard
Miss AdeIine Franco. Mrs. J. :. Mar
ques, Chas- Gilliland. J. D. Marques.
Solo and Quartet: The Interrupted
Serenade" .--.... $1,000. Patty Stair
The Bull Dog -.......--..-..---Ano Anon
Hessrs. ]. B. Freitas, J. s Marques,
r. Faria, J. D. Marques, J. Santos.
Recitation: (a) "Sockery Joins the
Lodge" Cb) The Marriage Cere-
mouy ---..----Cnas- Branco
Duet: When Life Is Brightest"
.-..... $500 -----.------.- Plnsutl
Mr. and Mrs. George Madeira
Chorus: I Love the Old Doll Best
CToy Shop Jessie Gaynor
Kindergarten Assistants
Drama. -Coutship Under Difficulty
Miss Louisa Melim. Frank and VIM
Br2uCO-
Trio: Twas You. Sir Catch.
Roy Douglas. Daniel King and Val
MarcaIliuo.
Solo and Pauromiue: Home sweet
Home --.--.-.--. ---.-.--- $500 900
Mrs y ALapaL
ANGELA CsilIiland and Margaret Deas-
Lily Madeira. Louise Nelin, Eliza
beth Sanderson- Adeline Franco An
"a Frank Be-uics Cauara, Mrs. G.
Madeira
Orchestra: Dreaming Love, OF you
----s-----
High school Mandolin cab