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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

hood quorufns meeting and their out-
lines OF study IS doing great deal %
good I'M the stake. The mothers and
daughters win have their mondlly
meeting the fourth sunday afternoon
of each month I'M each ward and
sacrament meetings VIII Doe held iu
the evening that sunday
Last night the Lehi basketball
champions defeated payson IN the
City Pavilion by "a score of 53 90 36.
The Blackhawk Veterans of Lohi met
Zoo the city hall the other evening and
decided ON post flag and uniforms.
Capt VIM. Bone was appointed To-
meet with the executive committee
az spanish Fork and state what Lchi
would do in regard Ito erecting
monument in honor OF the veterans.
Mrs M Madscn of LChi and Peter
Christensen Of Salt Lake were married
Boo the Salt Lake temple Wednesday
They will make their home In salt
Lake.
March 80 the Leh home dramatic
win present "a Soldier OF Fortune
bon the opera house.
Births during this week are reported
MS follows no Mrs. j ~ Butt. a
daughter. 20 Mrs Hchcr webb. e. son.
to Mrs. Nepm slater a son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Primary officers Of the salt
Lake stake win hold their officers
meeting. Saturday April no.. 1903. at
3 o'clock p. M. IN the Sixteenth ward
Westinghouse
fcers Of the Y. l.. NJ. A. VIII be held
Wednesday. April z. 1909. at 10 a. M, On
tho Eighteenth ward chapel. All inter
csted are invited.
The high priest quorum Of Liberty
stake viii meet in the Second ward
Westinghouse Wednesday. March, 81,
1870 p. m. All high priests are invited.
All Scandinavian saints OF Liberty
stake are invited 10 attend a reunion.
and fam entertainment az the Ninth
ward Westinghouse corner FourthSouth
and Fifth East. wednesday March 81,
al s b. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

arose about % O'Clock in the forenoon
nud continued throughout the day The
public wedding which took place about
o'clock attracted considerable atten-
uon. George Carlson and Julia Trond-
son were publicly Joined in wcdl0ck by
Justice William BmnFham.
The ribbons were awarded the follow
lug horses.
standard bred horscs-First. Jester.
owner Logan Standard Bred Horse
ocauou. Second. Mat MCGrcgar:
Moses Thatcher Third. George q
Baxter of WcusuIlc
Percheron, stations 4 years and over
First, Cocoa: Smith Bros Second.
All; Smith Bros Third. Hero. Mendou
Horse company.
American bred Pcrchcron-Fir Aln
second Hero
English Shire stallion First. vinda-
go Hyrum Horse company.
Coach Hurscs-First. Elvin. owner.
Richmond Horse company. second.
Dccrctc. Logan Coach Horse company.
Grade Mares-First, Green. Nials A
Peterson second. Low, Il. A. Perkes.
Hyde Park
Best Draft Team-Flrst O.. a. c.:
second. Arthur Peterson
Gentlemen's Drivers Team-Seth
LanEton
American saddle Horse-Charles Har-
rls
T. or T.. DRAMATIC CLUB
The U. Of a. Dramatic club that play
cd 1.-THE Cabinet Minister lu the
Thatcher Opera House last evening was
royalty received by college students
and town people. The players made "a
decided hit and the audience was not
slow I'm showing its appreciation.
Tho Agricultural College Dramatic
club will appear al the opera house
Friday evening, April 2. IN "An Ameri-
can citizen The company consists Of
IA characters.
George Larsen OF Hyrum was fined
S15 yesterday by Justice William
Brangham for petit larceny. The money
was promptly paid.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted:
Richard H. Rich, Morgan Antoinette
Fudemrd Neuberger Logan.
Junius Jenkins and Mary A. Peter
son. Newton.
John Oiay Bexburg; Olive Hope.
Sayloue.
Charles A. Robins and Norena Bev-
ms. Thatcher
George G.. Bodily, Fairview; Florence
T. Orchard, Lewiston.
Nils A. Bergsio and Bertha e. Eman-
uelsen.
The city board OF education met Fri
day night and adopted the rules OF the
old board with but few changes Miss
Nene Bennett was given a leave of
absence for the remainder of the year
ON account of sickness at home.
Logan. March 20 Prof. W. ,. Kerr
former president OF the T.. A. c.. passed
through Logan at an early hour this
morning, but did not get on his train
He was on his way Is Fairview, Idaho,
ON business connected with the selling
or leasing of farm land which he hold
at that place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
TEMPLE NOTICES

The salt Lake temple will close on
Friday evening April 2, and reopen
Wednesday morning (for baptisms)
April e. Thursday ana Friday for en-
doWments.
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
The Logan temple win close on Fri
day April O. and reopen on Monday
April IL, 1909
WILLIAM BULGE, PRIEST
The Manu temple win close Friday
evening April 3nd. and open Tuesday
morning April 18th. 1903.
The ST. George temple win close on
"Wednesday March 81 1903. and
reopen on Tuesday. April 10.
DAVID II. CANNON.
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PROVO.

The News" Ia delivered by carrier
every night SUNDAY excepted at as
cents per month An payments and
complaints should be made 90 Y. J.
Dugdale, agent FOR Daily Saturday
and Semi Weekly News orders talk
sn for Churuh Works. Residence. ~
Worth Fourth West
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Beal 8s red
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Bel 70 black
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
MOUNT PLEASANT.
SHOCKING FATALITY
Little Child Falls from Wagon and
Crushed 10 Death.

Special Correspondence.
MI Pleasant. March 2S-The two
and ycar-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Jones was killed on FRI
day by falling from loaded wagon,
which ran over the childs head. crush
ing out It's life.
Inc father was out of town. and the
children were using the team. against
the wishes OF the mother the little
twc-yoar-old was put on the load and
they started for the field When they
bad gone three or four blocks the little
one fcH Off with the result stated. The
community is much exercised over the
awful affair
FUNERAL OF MRS PAULSON
Hrhc funeral of Mrs Mary Paulson
WINS held in the South ward meeting
house Mrs paulson was born in Den
mara. ooWiuo tO Ephrau. this county
in 1856 Later she moved to Nj Pleas
amt where She resided until her death
She was % years old last october
Mart Rasmussen. her FIRST husband
died many years ago. Bishop James
of Nh Pleasant South ward being the
oldest NJ three children born 90 them
After the death OF hcr first husband
she married Hams Paulsuu. hv whom
She had EIGHT children. six Of whom
survive her Decreased was faith
Company ID n a. a.. held a farewell
party for several memhcrse of the
company whose term of enlistment has
exulrod several are Willn~ 90 re-
enlist BE- % full company can Doe secured
and efforts are being made t0 get re-
Cruits mmont to raise the quota to OBJ
Major James A. Arusmith of the
Fifteenth q. 81 Infantry and Major
Erred Kammerman First Infantry, n. @
o.. inspected Company ID ON saturday
evening. ALSO The equipment and arm
ory rhey report tine COMPANY up with
companies In the state, ana Az being
,,cU pleased with quarters and equip
ment
NEW ARRIVALS
Bonn. 10 the wife of phn Ostensen,
of FaIrview "a boy
A farewell party Tor Archie Christen-
sem of TalryloW who goes to Scandin-
apil 0u mission is planned for Mon
daE evening
Amasa AldrIch of Mt Pleasant has
been called to perform "a mission 90
Now Zealand IlC Ia making nrepara-
u0ns to leave sometime iu May
james I'D Meyrich has purchased
Tor the aum of $4,000. 36 acres OF
thc "a a. simpson estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

An saints who are interested ia
genealogy and temple work are invited
TO meet with the Genealogical society
at the meeting in the Assembly han on
Monday afternoon. April o. 1909. imme-
diately after the close OF the conference
session. President Anthem II Bund
viii preside. and other leading Church
men will be present and speak
All conference visitors interested In
genealogical or temple work. are in
vited 20 visit the library in the Histor-
ians office and then Join the society.
or az least learn something as to the
aims and purposes Of the Society
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

20 the state and tho state institutions of
Ogden is the blind orchestra OF the
state school for The dear aud blind. At
the opera house Tuesday evening at
the performance of the University Dw-
matte club, the orchestra undoI Tho d.
rection of Prof l.. W. Ford. rendered
n number Of difficult compositions
which were wen received The orchcs-
ira plays for an the entertainments
and receptions az The state school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
PLEASANT GROVE.
rUNERAL or rREp rmoRNE.
Veteran Pioneer and Indian Fighter
Goes 20 We'll Earned Rest. ~

Goes 20 Well Earned Rest. ~
Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah CO.. March &.-
The funeral OF Frederick TnOrue WAS
held Yesterday I'm the Westinghouse.
which was filled with friends. who came
The Black Hawk War Veterans, hls
quorum associates, were present iU large
numbers During the services number
OF solos and duets were r.-'ercd hy
comrade Harrison OF F1ung,iuc
and others. The speakers who
bore record OF the bod. OF IN
tegrty and uusel6shuess of the de-
parted were Elders Moroni T.. Pratt. T..
r. Lund. Thomas ~. Gleason, N. " Pete
orson. President Jas IT, Clarke and Bish-
up S. l.. Swenson.
4 brief life sketch of the deceased
was read by his brother James n.
ThOrnc.
Frederick Thorne son Of David and
Elizabeth Reeves Thorue. was born April
40 1892 in london England. in company
with his parents he came Co Utah in 1881.
locating az Pleasant Grove. where he re-
sided until his death. March - 1900. He
nlled many places OF trust and rcsuousi-
bility 200 religious and civil affairs. was
defender of tho pioneers against Indian
raids. was an active and earnest work
or for the upbuildinE Of the community.
and Bon his death the town and county
lose valued citizen.
In 1858 DE married Margaret A. Armlt-
stead. and TO them We're born lO children.
eight of whom survive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
Spring Humors

Impure or effete matters accumulated
in the blood during the winter cause in the
spring such dishguring and painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss Of appetite, that tired feeling.
The best medicine to take is Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by giving
healthy functional activity to the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
ALAMO, NEW.
Death OF Mr- orpha I,imira Millcti--
Cron Prospects Good

"T""TTT ||TT"" T"TI|TTT-
Alamo Lincoln Co. New March W
81. ppna tlmlnt Millgl VIE N Joe
oliver ucmeils died hero March Il 0f
heart disease aud la grinpe. She was
lorn iu MHnti Dtah, April A. 1sa. mare
rIcd Ort ~ 1882 iu the So George tome
rle fho was devoted ana nncctiouHtc
WIG and mother Kind uolrhh0r end
iruo Iatfer-daY saint 8ho leaves "a hue-
band aud a.N children and -four Rraud-
ceased was descendant of Joseph
knight
me funeral Waa held 0u the Erd ln
tho schOolhousc. under fhe direction 0f
Hlrhop u H. Alien who With EIdcre md
Cox and w. r. stewart we're me apeak-
0rH
Many here have had the griu recently.
but with this exception the health W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
FAIRVIEW.
FUNERAL OF Mss ANDERSON.
Accomplished Young Lady Closes
Beautiful Life at Is.

Accomplished Young Lady Closes
Beautiful Life at rs.
Special Correspondence.
FaIrview Sanpete county, March 25.-
The funeral OF Miss Flora II. Anderson
was held in the Fairview meeting
house. yesterday being one OF the larg-
est ever held here. The floral designs
were many and something out OF tho
ordinary tributes being sent from
different classes OF B. y. university,
where she had been attending school
for the past four years, as we'll as from
various parts OF the state The speak
ers were Elders F.. s. Hinckley OF the
b. Y T.. who spoke i'm the highest
manner Of her work as a student I'm
the university Joseph Hansen and
John L. Bench. Miss Anderson was
born in Fairview July 9, 1891, her par
ents were Archibald A. Anderson and
Bertha k both Of whom have pre-
ceded her, the father by Is years
and the mother by 10 years. She was
an active worker In a Church capacity.
she leaves "a large number OF brothers
and sisters and a host OF friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

LEHI.
Madison Christensen Nuntials -- New
ArH,als-NeWs Notes.

Special Cnusu ondenre.
Lehi Unh co.. March 27-sinco
tho INST of the month the Alpine stake
presidency have pat In enect "a pro-
gram or schedule covering am meet-
lnTa and OFFICERS meetings In the
stake. which n proving most success
full Tho greatest change rs having
the stake priesthood meet tho fourth
sunday afternoon of cach month I'M
stead M fho nrsf saturday morning
Tho new arrangement OF tho priest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
LOGAN.

The News" is Delivered hy Carrier
iu Logan Every Might (Snnday tx.
eeptedl az Is Cents Per Month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be- made 90 r. A.
Mitchell Agent Tor Daily. saturday
Center Street. Phone I-d indopend-
emit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY MARCH 20 1900

the community hos been exceptionally
good thls winter
Until two weeks ago farmers folt
slirhtgd ON aCcnuet of dry winter but
our turn haas COME and the ground lH
deeply saturated. aud FRUIT prospects are
good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
NEPHI
Death Of Mrs. VIM Knight-Iudgc
Greenwood Opens Court.

Special Corresponding.
Nephi. Juab Co. March &.-Mrs tlar-
riet Baker knight. wire Of VIM. kuiEht.
died here Saturday. the @th Of general
debility She was born in England.
March 90 1870. Joined the Church Aug
81 1897. immediately afterwards was
married TO Mt knight. who was also
i'm the Church. They came 90 Utah 90
1867. and soon afterwards settled lu
Nephi. where they have since resided.
Funeral services were held ln the ward
house March p The speakers were El-
ders Chas Sperry David Cozier Prosi-
Parker
The Tom Show" given DIV the Com
mercial club. was wen attended at the
Arlington last evening. and an were
pleased as well surprised by the tall
ent displayed.
Judge Greenwood opens court here this
evening. the Mona water case being the
first cause to De heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

oaf6atahs are Hoods earsnnnrira in
chocnlated tablet form. r1cy haro 1eutieaIly
iha same curative propcrtlos ns the liquid f1rm
besides accuracy OF dose, convenience. economy
no lqsf By evaporation, hronkaga on lonharr
81, q drugTIets or promptly % us hv mail.
q. I. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mesa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

Moderate prices. expert workman.
Nidgley- Bodel Co.. SO r.. LIST South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29

Walk over Shoes.
Not for one particular man but foi
all particular men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
MUSIC TEACHERS

All who desire 10 consult the list
OF the representative professors and
music teachers OF salt Lake should
read the Musicians Directory" In
the Saturday News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

Sanitary STYLE Desks, Globe Wernicke
Filing Cabinets and Book Cases, Books
and Stationery.
BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
CACHE COUNTY FAIR ASSURED
Rain Spoil- Market Da,-l.ist or
AWafds-Mcdding Permits.

Logan Cache CO., March 2o-A coun-
~ fair for Cache d. % sure po So De-
cided the representative business men
OF the county who met iu the Cache
Commercial club rooms Friday after
noon. Tho date was mon definitely set
but 10 win be- in september president
IA. a. Peterson and socy Mitchell OF
the club were authorized 90 take nap the
fair question with the various indus
trial clubs OF the county and secure
their financial support in iha move.
A letter from d. 8 Spencer. assistant
passenger agent of tho d. s. H.. conveys
the news to the Cache Commercial club
that the tourist cor for Cache once
% week will begin about May after
the change of train schedule lH pui
into effect
The largo upstairs rooms over The
Thatcher Music store have been rented
by The Cache Commercial club and tne
move to the new quarters WIlI take
place june !. Win those new rooms
the club has some of Che best quarters
100 the state.
The local club has appointed "a come
mIttar of 1--WE persons to confer with
tho county commissioner and tnr peo-
ule of Benson ward to determine the
best possible route for tno Benson itn-
gan cut-on road that has been hang-
Ing fire l1r $50 long The county sur
Yey0r ana Commissioner CrouquIsi FiI
accompany the committee and repre-
sentauvos from Benson over the various
PROPOSED routes.
COUNTY MARKET DAY.
The county horse fair and market day
project yesterday camo near beng
miserable failure There wore hundreds
uf disappointed people last niFht VINO
had como 90 Tho county seat iu order %
see tie big horse parade. The parade
was held but very few horses were
entered ON account of the storm mat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
SCHOOL OFFICIALS CONFER.
On County Educational Matters
Traffic Meeting CaIled-Briefs.

lIdHtC mecling Naueu-hilcl-.
Special Correspondence.
Provo March 29-The trustees and
supervisors Of the Utah county schools
met here yesterday, Supt Chids pre-
siding.
Supt. Orson Ryan. OF Wasatch coun-
ty.dellvcrod an address on the efficiency
OF teachers, In which he advanced the
idea that professional men should pass
on the efficiency Of teachers and that
permanent positions be given success
full teachers.
The following resolution was passed
after considerable discussion:
Resolved, That Il is the sense of
this meeting that the recommendation
Of the superintendent or principal be
considered by trustees in the employ
ment of teachers
Reference was made by Supt Childs
to the school law, which provides kim
dergarton departments to be main
tained in the six larger districts in the
county. The matter OF whether schools
i'm places where the population is less
than required by law for the cstab-
lishment OF kind rearten departments
might draw on the school funds for
expenses Of the kindergarten depart
mont was REFERRED 90 Supt Childs
TO be considered and decided by him.
The questions Of sanitation OF
school buildings and grounds, care OF
buildings and grounds. and a better
observance Of Arbor day were also Civ
en- consideration.
TRAFFIC MEETING CALLED.
l.. o. TAFT f. d. Cassidy. r. e. Pier
pont. Alex. Hedquist and George A.
Startup the committee appoint 20
secure "a tratfcc bureau organization,
VIII meet shippers Of Provo and vicin-
fly az the Provo Commercial club
rooms Monday. April @ al p. m.
for the purpose OF considering the mat
ter OF forming q traffic. bureau, which
viii cooperate with the salt Lake or
ganization in its efforts 10 obtain fair
en- freight rates for Utah.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The masterbuilders club of the y. Y.
IT,, gave "a reception in the art building
Saturday night in honor Of Utahs
great painter, John Hafen He viii
return 10 the east IN April to complete
work already begun.
April . has been set for the time OF
holding the Utah county horse show.
Elders C.. S Jarvis and r. ID. Par
fridge were the speakers at the tab
ernaclc yesterday.
George S. Price Of the Fifth ward,
viii leave on a mission 20 Great Britain
Immediately after April conference.
Grover Montague of Payson. has UNI
dergonc a successful operation for APP
pondicitis at the Provo general hospi-
tai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-29
sum NOR DIVoRcE.

A suit for "a divorce was filed On the
district court Saturday afternoon by
Martha A. Morris against Thomas O..
Norris upon tho grounds OF desortion.
The couple We're married I'M salt Lake
City. Jan 8. 1880. There are seven
children. three Of whom are minors and
the plaintiff asks the custody
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-13
WASHINGTON
HAPPENINGS

washington, May 13.-The most
important happenings in the nation s
capital yesterday were as follows:
President Taft and WI. Travis,
former international AMI national
golf champion, were victorious In
their match with General Clarence
Edwards and f. Oden Horstmann,
on the Chevy Chase links by a score
or up, the president practically
assuring the Triumph OF his pair by
a spectacular drive to the last hole.
nominations sent TO the senate by
the president included the names of
Oscar S. Straus, as ambassador to
Turkey, and w. w. Rickhill. as an
bassador to Russia.
Over work while clerk at the
White House during the last admi n
istration is said to have resulted m
physical breakdown which caused
Thomas H. Netherland, aged 46 to
commit suicide by shooting.
Speeches by Senator'S Payne. Of
Kentucky urging the removal OF
duty on leaf tobacco and Crawford
OF South Dakota arguing for the
removal of the tariff on iron ore. oil
lumber and coal, featured the ,es-
sion OF the senate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-13
SMITHS SHOWS WILL OPEN
HERE on MONDAY ETERh00l
With Varied Attraction q one Week.
Engagement Will Begin ut
Union Park.

For q one weeks stay in BluefieIS
at Union Park, beginning next Moa
day. Smiths Greater Shows will NJ
rive here Sunday from Pulaski 81
special cars in ample time to rails,
the big tents preparatory to open
ing promptly on May II.
Advance reports OF Smiths show.
are decidedly hattering, STATING
that the many acts produced ar,
clver and especially clean, catering
to ladies and children. Not onl,
will the amusements provided in.or
est the fair sex, but mere man vii
also find plenty of ATTRACTIONS.
On the grounds where the bi,
big show will be seen no rowdyisn
will be tolerated. This is a fac
whicr the management wishes t,
firmly impress on the minds of thu
public, This means that no con
fetti or rubber ball throwing will be
permitted. nor. will any other an.
noying contrivances, such as leather
ticklers be allowed.
Arrangements have been nal
with the Bluestone Traction Cc1,pa.
ny for ample car service to aud from
the chow grounds.
"A special feature will be The un-
usually brilliant illumination, the
traction company having agreed to
supply several hundred additiozld
electric lights for the occasion.
among the attractions provided
most prominently will be thu Hild
animal arena. Other amusementu
are:
Trained Wild Animal Circus, Pos
sum Hollow, Rock of Ages, Di,vo'o.
The big Show" The Little City,
Emo. Lazett's Performing Pets
What Is it," Colorei Aristocracy
Minstrels, The Hurdlers and the
Merry Widow Swings.
The last named attraction Is i
distinct novelty and promises to be
one of the most literally patronized
features Of the show.
An added feature will be nu-
merous free attractions, including
Arnold, the Aerialist" and Mint
Ing, the Marvel" Mating with re-
markable agility rides a one-wheel
cycle up narrow, winding path and
back again.
Popular music will be furnished
by Scelsis Royal Italian Band,
which In itself will prove a big
drawing card.