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The bee., 1908-09-17

Bassett Elgin, Of NortonvIlle, was
in the city, Saturday.
THURMAN Rudd spent few days
last week at bis home.
+ VIM. Morris, OF Greenville, spent
Saturday in the city.
Take your watch to e. 1. Truempy
the Jeweler. he can fix it.
Gilbert King spent Sunday with
his parents in st. Charles.
Mr.. :and Mrs. r. M. Salmon, of
Ilsley, was in the city Monday,
Geo. Cannon is visiting hOmefOlks
at Cannelton, Ind, this week.
Mrs. Frank d. Rash made friends
In Hopkinsville a visit Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rule visited her
parents in the country Sunday.
Hey Lane who has been quite sick
for the past week is improving.
Chas. M. Guy, nf MOrtOns, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
Ben. T. Robinson, of MOrtons Gap,
was a visitor in the city Friday.
Walter Wright, of Ilsley, spent
Sunday with friends In the city.
J. Will Robinson, of Madisonville,
was visitor in the city Friday.
Ira Parrish, of MadisonvilIe, was
in the city few hours Saturday.
w. d. Crenshaw, of st. Charles,
was ia the city Saturday on bust
ness.
Miss Carrie Crenshaw is home
from visit to relatives in Hopkins
vile.
For board and room see Mrs. f. f.
Davis, West side of Railroad Church
street.
CT. Truempy, the jeweler, can
save your money on watch. Get bls
prices.
Cam Ashby, who has been sack
for several days, has returned to
work.
Miss Eula Oldham left Saturday
for a visit to friends in Webster
county.
Highest grade watch repairing
done by G. L. Truempy, Watchmak'
er and Jeweler.
Roy Forester, Of THE BEE force
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Ohio county fair.
Carroll DIckersOn, of Henderson
spent Sunday with the family o
Mrs. Matte Hewlett.
Mrs. Jane McCrath, OF Nashville
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. CALDER
on Railroad street.
Mrs. Geo. Saddler and children
left Monday for a visit to relative
in Christian county.
Mrs. COrnelia Croft moved t
MadisOnville this week where sh
wall make her home.
Q. L. Ashby, who has been II
SlaughtersvIlle for the past wee
has retarned home.
Miss Mabel Browning returne
Monday from visit to Miss Siby
Hart az Madisonville.
Mrs. Elsie Robinson returned Sa
urday from an extended visit TO be
sons family in MadisOnville.
w. g. Mcleod has purchased Il
home Of Mrs. Herndon on Railroa
street, consideration unknown.
Henry Rogers, who has charge
the detail of Company q, at Guthri
spent Sunday here with his fsmil
Mrs. p. P, Price and children WI
has been visiting her mother, Mr
w. +. Burr at MiddlesbOro, for Il
past mOAth, ,is expected home Satu
day.
Monday night, September q, th
Klnb Kentuek Band will open Il
Auditorium Rink, the proceeds
70 toward buying uniforms. III
boys have been At considerable e
pense since their organizations, Al
feel like they deserve some be
from the people Of the town, Al
arpoet q blr crowd 10 be preset
The bee., 1908-09-17
Happenings in and About TOwn.

DIR. AmPlis Davis, of Mortons
Gap. was a visitor in the city Fri
day.
Claude Goldsmith and wife made
friends IN Evansville visit last
week.
Mrs. G. H. Lynn and children
spent Sunday in MadisOnville with
relatives.
Arthur Raimer, of st, Charles,
made a business trip to this city
Saturday.
"A. B. Longs new house is nearing
completion and will soon be ready
for occupancy.
Robt. Ewing, mine guard for the
St. Charles, spent Sunday in the
city with friends.
Dave CowelI, who is visiting rela-
tives IN Springfield, ILL.,, will be
home tomorrow.
Theo Watts and family, wholhave
been visiting relatives in st. Louis,
have returned home.
w. j. Duncan, the hustling insur-
ance agent, of Greenville, spent
Friday in the city.
JnO. Summers, who moved to
Madisonville, a short time ago, was
out to see us Saturday.
The new home of w. E. Rash on
Farren avenue is rapidly being built
and will soon be completed.
Joe Trahern, the knight of the
grip, spent Saturday in the city with
his brothers, Ed and Charles.
Miss Ida Martin. who has been
yislting relatives in Springfield
Tenn, returned home last week.
On Sunday night at the Christian
church Rev. Eldred will discourse
on "The Three Tragedies of the
Ages"
Mrs. H. l.. Bramwell and dangh-
ter, Dorothy, of MOrganfield, visited
relatives in the city Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nick Long, Mrs. Fred Hippel
and Mrs. Long, mother of NJ. B
Long, paid friends visit here Sat
urday.
Henry BourlAnd, who last weel
went to St. Louis to purchase hi
winter stock of goods, returned hOm
Tuesday.
Mrs. +. +. Eastwood and children
of Howell Ind, are spending thi
week here with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ernest ROOtz.
Miss Carrie Crenshaw, who hal
been visiting relatives in Hopkins
willie for the past month, returne
home Saturday.
Henry Cowand, of Barnes, Cow
and Il Co., who has been in s
Louis for the past week buyin
goods, has returned home.
"In His Steps" a lecture delivere
by Mr.. Wilson at the Christia
church Tuesd aY night was receive
by nice appreciatlve audience.
Jno. X. Taylor our clever druggli
who has been quite sick at his hon
on Railroad street for the past wee
is up aud able to be at his store.
Some of the money you could say
this winter would come in hand
next summer. Try an account wit
the Peoples Bank Of Darlington,
Miss Frances Riley,of HendersO
arrived in the city Friday and wi
e take charge of the fourth and az
d grades of the public school.
Frank Withers, whose home
II here, while firing on the st. Lou
;, division had a lump of coal to IA
p on his foot which will lay HIM
@ for some time.
,. w. s. McGaTy has closed his mo
10 ing picture show for the season al
2 will shortly open the skating ril
which will no doubt be well patro
ized by large crowds this year.
Ie Miss Nell Carlin, who has been
% guest of Mrs. ID. M Evans, left 81
Ie urday for Hanson, where she goes
& teach school Miss Carlin h
d taught here for some time and n
Ip trends and scholars will great
d miss Ler The people OF Hans
I. have gained 3 splf ndid teacher a
Z Adv IA oVerV sense ~ the word
, 1908-05-27
Translation.
Publication.

PURSUANT to 5 2 of Charter of Founda-
ticn for Merchant WILHELM SMIDIS
Legacy for assisting poor persons in ST.
Croix most graciously sanctioned under date
Of 26th July 1886 it is hereby brought to
public notice that a balance of interest
amounting to Frcs. 615.924 Will be on hand
for distribution on the 1st July &C.
Applications containing the requisite in
formation and duly certified to be forwarded
to the Government of the Danish West
India Islands within the Oath June &C.
Government Secretary's Office, the 18th of
May 1908.
BAUMANN.
dctg.
, 1908-05-27

publication.

2URSUANT to s 3 Of Charter Of Foon-
= dation for Upper Chamberlain VAL
DEMAR FULLY v OXHOLM aud wife's
Legacy for assisting needy persons III the
Danish West India Islands most graclously
sanctioned under date Of 18th January 1901
it is hereby mt de known that a balance OF
interest amounting to Frcs. 3,871,1O Will be
on hand for distribution on the LIST July a. c.
Applications containing the requisite IN
formation and duly certified to be forwarded
to the Government of the Danish West India
Islands within the goth June &C.
Government Sec1etary's Office, st. Crolx,
the 10Th of May 1908.
BAUMANN.
dctg.
, 1908-05-27
Bekjenltgjorels e

7 HENHOLD til den under 26de Juli 1886
allerhojest coutirmerede Fuudats for Gros-
gerer WILHELM SMIDTS Understottelse-
slegat for Trangende paa st. Croix 5 2 brinGes
Diet herved til otfentlig Kundskab, at der
den 1ste JUL d. A.. vii vac e ct Rentbolob af
FIRES. 6l5.924 til Uddeling,
And agender indeholdende de fornodne
og behorig constaterede Oplysninger vile
we're at indsende til Gouverl%nente for de
dansk ~vestindiske Or linden d. 24le Juni
d.. A..
Gouvernements Sekretariatet, st. Croix,
den lode Maj 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-05-27
SIGURD BERG.

for Oyerkammerherre WALDEMAR FULLY
V. ONHOLMog Hustrus Legat for TIien9en-
lie paa dc dansk vestindiske Ger 50 pringes
der herved til ohontlig Kandskab, at der
den lsto JUL q. 4. vii we're ct Renteblob af
Frcs. 3,871.70 til Uddeling.
Andra9ender indehoIdende de fornodne og
behorig coastatarede Opiy5ningor vile we're
at indsende til Gouyernen entet for dc dtrsk
vestindiske Der inden den 20de Juni It,. A.
Gouvernements 5elretiariatet, St. Croix,
den lode Maj 1905.
BAUMAEN.
est.
, 1908-05-27
prOclama.

"A LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have no
- get at fordre i Boet etter afgangne
Forstelods, Captain JENS FREDERIC
CHRISTIAN SCHJ ANG af Christianated,
;pdkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders Narsel
, 1908-05-27
SIGURD BERG.

til at aum4ldo og bovisliqgjore dores KraT-
for undertegnede Executor testament !
Boet.
Christian,ted, St. Croix, den Idle Maj
1908.
NJ. ANDERSEN,
I0I3f0rcuiieI.
, 1908-05-27
BeRjenotgjorelse

s HENHOLD til den under 18de Januar
= 1901 allerhojest eoufrmerede Fundats
, 1908-05-27
Translation.
liza w
NO. 81 1908
cOncernln0'

tOnttTNll9
alterations in and additions to Law No. - Of 18th March
1898 concerning acqusiti n and forfeiture of citizenship.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
BOOK ON TUBERCULOSIS.

The Colorado souvenir book for the
International Congress ON Tubercuio.
sin now In convention at Washing.
ton, ID. O.. edited by DIR. William
N. Beggs of Denver and published at
the instance Of the Colorado state or
gmnizAtion OF the tuberculosis con.
g~ss. has just made its appearance.
The book IL one Of the most complete
and noteworthy of the kind that has
ever been Issued in this state, cou.
tanning not only descriptive matter
tries. manufacturing. mining and
AGRICULTURAL. but of her advantages
~ both summer and winter resort.
her climate. her public institutions.
and, greatest Of all to the members
Of the congress. what Colorado is do.
ing and what her climate and ply :
siciAns can do for the prevention and
cure Of Tuberculosis Every article
Ia written by = person entirely fnmi
liar with the subject In hand and is
entitled to special consideration by
virtue Of this fAot
The book 10 Of special value to the
victim Of tuberculosis, AS 1t tells
what ccnsumptives should come to
this climate for the benefit Of their
health and who should not Full
descriptions Of various hospitals, san.
itAriums and health farms are given.
Colorado scenery. the greatest in
the world. comes in for "A full pic.
toriAl description. aud the book should
prove Of tho greatest value In stimu.
lAting tho Influx Of visitors to the
state.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
For Chapped Skin.

10 maintain health. N mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
aud body heat. The habitual con-
sumption Of more food than is neces.
sary for these purposes is the prime
cause Of stomach troubles, rheuma.
tism and disorders Of the Kidneys
II troubled with indigestion. re.
wise your diet. let reason and not
appetite control and take few doses
of Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets and You will soon be all
right again. For sale by Daniels
Drug Storc. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
Personsl Paragraphs

an Investment, AZ she believes that
real estate values will bs enhanced.
Tho pastor Of the Methodist
church Will preach on Sunday even.
| ing on "Tie Church and tho Ohildo
study In our duty to childhood.
Parents having children to be baptiz-
ed may present them at this service
after notifying the pastor.
-Clyde O. Dawson of Canon City
Ia in Washington ID. O., where he
Ia taking part In the legal Cases now
being y -osecuted by the United States
government. MIR. Dawson's bril-.
liant ability having been conspicuous
In the Kansas Colorado water sui t, Is
becoming matter Of national repute.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Robinson
and daughter. Rebecca, arrived In the
city from Florence last night to
spend ten days vacation. Mr..
Robinson IL store keeper for the Unit
ed Oil company. He leaves today
with his brother-in-law, Clyde Craig,
on hunting trip to Cooper noun.
tain. Canon City Cannon.
Mrs. Harry Fitzgerrell and little
Madeline of Los Angeles, Gal. are
Visiting this week wit h old time
friends and relatives hero. For n
long time the FitzRerrells lived on
West Fifth street, Harry being en-
ployed by ono of the hardware com
panies. The visitors expect to re-
turn to their home the last of the
week.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

Mrs. J. d. T1ibble Of Wetmore II
shopping In Florence this afternoon.
Tony Blake of South Hardsorsb-
bis, spent yesterday and today In
Florence.
Mrs. W. q. Millikan In enjoying
a visit from her mother Mrs. l.. A.
Edmunson, Of Southeastern Kansas
Miss Martha Aulsebrook leaves
tonight for Denver where sho Will
remain over Sunday visiting her
mother and Miss Gladys.
Mute Allen, who Is employed by
the Florence Fuel company. brought
In deer yesterday. the result Of a
short hunting trip in tho Greenliorn
range.
Little Ruth Howells, daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John Howells Of GOAL
Greek, fell yesterday on the GOAL
Greek school grounds and broke her
arm.
VIM. Locke and Frank Brown
expect to leave tomorrow morning for
deer hunting trip In Eight Mile
canon, They will be gone two or
three days.
II. p. Stroup and wife left yes
treday on u months vacation. They
Will stop u day or two in Denver and
will then 20 to Kansas to visit Mr..
Shoup's relatives,
Mrs. W. @. Harmon has pur-
chased several lets on North Frazier
avenue. The purchase WAS made as
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
FINE HONEY.

I. +. Spencer this morning took
from his bee hives over 40 pounds of
unusually fine honey. The Tribune
acknowledges a delicious gift of the
same. Because of the season which
WAS particularly favorable for its
gathering. the bees have this year
ontdone themselves in producing
quality.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
JULIUS M'CANDLESS WILL
RE-ENTER BUSINESS

A contract for the purchase Of the
Harmon grocery store by julius Nc.
Candless and associates has been con.
summated, and tho stock will soon be
moved to Mr.. McCandless, building
on West Main street.
The style Of the new firm will be
McCandless and Son. The McCand-
less will begin on Sunday to take
stock at the old stand, and the new
location is being prepared for stock
Of new goods and for reception of the
Harmon stock that will be moved
Mrs. Harmon as yet has made no
definite plans for reentsring business,
but 1t is most likely that she will re.
tire permanently front the CONNER.
cial world. She gives possession
of the store next Monday morning
The McCandless' are not new to the
people of Fremont county, having
conducted for many yea hard.
ware store at this place.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
PUBLIC LIBRARY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The regular annual meeting of the
Florence Public library was held
last evening. The purpose of the
meeting was to elect directors for the
coming year, which begins October
first and ends September thirtieth.
Heretofore only those who contri.
buted to the support of the library
were entitled to votes; but this year
the privilege was extended to- all
those who held cards as we'll. This
change has been good thing for the
library in that, whereas heretofore
only directors attended these meet
ings, this year there WAS goodly at.
te ndanoe.
Mrs Thomas Carmody, Mrs. 7
NJ. Howells, and ]. Q Macdonald
were elected for three years term
and Mrs Newton Large for the two
years term. On Monday night next
these directors will meet and elect
the officers, The report as made Y
the secretary is given below:
Mr.. Cafky is eurrlicu G, luuvi,
credit for his faithful services in the
interests Of the library. AS much as
any one else he has devoted his per.
sonal time in looking after those mat.
ters which have made n public read.
Florence.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
JOSEPH NEWMAN COMPANY.

Variety, snap. newness and bright.
ness are among the prime ingredients
of Joseph Newman program. When.
ever the company is announced TO
appear. the people expect something
good something refreshiug and they
are seldom II ever disappointed. Mr..
Newmsn will be at the Opera house
tonight and the music lovers and fun
lovers OF Florence will be ON hand to
welcome him aud his organization
of clever entertainers. Mr.. Newman
has been aptly called worry killer
and an apostle Of mirth. or with sim.
Pile jest. gentle and tender pNthoe aud
sympathy he plays lightly and sweet.
ly ON our heart strings. His one
act comedies entirely new. They
are brightly and snnrsiy written. full
OF fun and good natured foolery. and
yet quite dainty and refined. Re.
5 ervod seats may be secured ., II.
office.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
FOOT BALL AT CANON.

The Florence High school and the
Eighth Grade foot ball teams will
play at Canon City tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon. The afternoon ex.
hibition will be between the Flor.
ence and Canon Highs and the morn.
ing game between the Eighth gr ade
aud the Washington school teams.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
WORKING FULL TIME.

Reports from Rookvale are to the
effect that the inc is work ing full
time with good indications for cou-
tinuance during the winter season.
The prosperity Of the coal mines OF
Fremont county means much to Flor
ence and 1t is with much gratifica'
tion that The Tribune publishes this
this news
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

Total attendance dur ring year was
5o7S Juveniles, Ss9l adults. making n
total of S969 Sunday visitors, $
months. o9S Total books issued
s9Ss.
W W. CAFKY SECRETARY.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

The largest stock and best assort
ment Of school supplies in the city at
Daniels drug store. IL
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

The Methodist ladies will Lave n
food sale Saturday At The Hadley
Ssorc. Begins at 10 O'Clock. Ss.SS
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

For SAle--is head Of horses and colts
including Que team OF large work
riarrs~ Three good siugle drivers
city broke. good for ladies or chill.
dIen Two good saadlers. four yorug
mules unbroken- Balance are colt.
Enquire of Ed. Jaeger. i2is West
Third street. Phone Red So. Flor
ep.e. Colo. SIT
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

Secure n roan now with steam heat
and bath aud be comfortably located
for the winter in the Daniels block.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that Blake
Rogers and Geo. ". Columbia will
be at the City Hall in Florence be.
ginning October i2. 1905. until Satur.
day October the 18th, as deputy
clerks to receive the registration of
the qualified electors of Precincts
!. 5 and o
Said deputies will sit during the
hours of a m. until . p m. on
said days
GEORGE p. MN.
IS is County CLERK.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

A new stock Of Chamois, the soft
velvety kind that feel 80 good Oh the
face. just in at Daniels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

Entertain your friends at The
Iennox. Music every evening. Sti
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

Try table board at The Lennox
$sa 80 per month. 3,
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

wanted-Highest price paid for all
kinds of junk. Brass, copper. iron,
bottles, rags. etc. Barney Ginsberg.
Phone Florence 40 sStf
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09

When you want anything in the line
of wall psporgo to lo1ts East Main
street Newest Patterns lowest price.
q W Kaufman 10 $50
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
FOR SALE

For Sale Nv two story. brick house
AZ hp ms ssst Second street :
rooms vlr,tric lights. bath. modern
In every respee, Two and one half
lots nice lawn, everything In splen.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
The Globe Stores Co.
IribuneEIassHds
WANTED

Wsntcd-Boy is to 81 to learn teleg.
raphy small salary. Santa Fe de.
pot. 3O-Six
The daily tribune., 1908-10-09
WANTED TO BUY

To Buy-House aud two lots. In.
quire at this oaice. I5.tf
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JANE1 ONElLL AND WH.GAM

1.-The Tenderfoot." 1.-The Mayor of Toxic"
1.-The Spring Chicken and other musical
comedies. comes to the New National
theater tomorrow night in his last play,
''Marys Lamb. "A sprghtly musical
piece. taken from the French and fitted
with thirteen musical numbers by Mr..
earle. who thus appears as author. COM
pposer, stage manager, stellar comedian
and manager. This comedian has faith
enough in his own works TO back them
with his own money
Having found a French farce so adapt
a BILE as the basis of musical comedy in
the case of 1.-THE Spring Chicken" Mr..
Carrie has gone to the same source for the
story of "Marys Lamb" In adapting the
Partisan farce he has retained much of
the wit Of the French original. and add
ed scores of his own lines and touches of
humor.
In the role of Leander Lamb, the hem
pecked hero, Mr. earle is said to have
provided himself with the best stage
character in his repertory. Mr.. earle has
surrounded himself with cast of superior
excellence. Eliza Proctor Otis has the
part of the shrewish wife. Jeanette
Lowrie, a clever coincidence, appears as a
dashing actress. the cause of ali of Lambs
troubles. Edith st. Clair has the part of
a French maid and Bertha Mills. the
prima donna soprano, that of a pert young
thing, matrimonially inclined. Others that
have minor roles are Rita Stanwood
Winifred Gilraine, Evelyn Richman, Mar
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during the hours and in the places where
he should have been studying reading
writing and arithmetic.
One day the youth disappeared. Asi-
tated inquiry to his whereabouts re-
vealed the fact that he had been hailed
to military service and had been sent to
join cavalry regiment in distant town.
TaddeO had not been at his new work
for more than three days when he was
summoned to appear before the COM
manding officer. He presented himself
with more or less fear and trembling
thinking that some fault on his part
might have earned him a severe punish
ment. Instead of which the officer re-
garded him with more respect than re-
proof in his eyes and said: Young man.
you must have some pretty strong pull
in official circles. for we have received
orders to excuse you from military serv-
ice. and you will therefore leave the
camp tomorrow morning under the guild
ance of one who will take you to the
place whittier you have been summoned"
Dazed, yet delighted, the young man
next morning accompanied strange
man. and after journeying for more than
twenty-four hours by rail and carriage
found himself free at the house of no.
bleman who had conceived an admira-
tion for Taddeo's playing.
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mantle operas. lending a greater variety
10 their series than ever before. The
opening weeks offering will be Bizet's
Carmen with Edith Bradford in the
title role. The second week will be as
signed TO a comic opera as completely
different from the first selection as 1t
would be possible to fnd-''The Wizard of
the Nile" by Smith and Herbert. One of
the most pronounced. successes of the
long run of the Aborn English Grand
Opera Company in New York was the
first American production in Engli- n Of
Offenbach's "Hofmann's Love Tales"
The Aborns will bring their entire lavish
production of this opera to Washington
as the attraction for the third week in
their season. Among the noted Ameri-
can grand opera artists to be seen and
heard in the various presentations of
grand opera in English during the Aborn
stay at the New National. some OF the
most prominent already arranged for are
Homer Lind, Henri Barron. Edith Brad
fcrd, Henry Vogel,. George Shields, Mi
riam Norris. Fritzle Won Busing. Ely Bar
nato, George Champion. Bertha Shalek
and Alice Kraft Bentson. Following ''Hof-
mann's Love Tales the fourth and fifth
weeks will be given to The Geisha" and
Martha"
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wreaths. being used on each. On each
one has been sewed 1900 spangles of
black gelatin and black beads. also nifty
half pearls and sixty gold-spangled balls
Sixteen bolts of ribbon have also been
used. The weight of each gown is
trifie over thirteen pounds.
The headdreSs consists of pink ostrich
feathers on bandeau of black-spangled
jet finished with gold medallions The
young women who wear these gowns use
black silk stockings and black patent
leather shoes of the Du Barry design,
with gold buckles and gold heels. They
wear black silk gloves and dog collars
of rhinestones and pearls.
ESCAPING MILITARY SERVICE
Taddeo di Girolamo, the present director
of the Ellery Band. was known as the
greatest cornet player in Italy. He COM
menced playing in big bands when he was
but ten years of age, and was, indeed ex-
PEELED from school for insisting upon
studying harmony and musical division