davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

There are 1900 chestnut trees in Forest
park and every one OF them is dead, as a
result Of the queer tree scourse that has
been devastating forest lands and for which
the government authorities at Washington
have found no remedy. In addition to the
chestnut trees hat are ruined beyond all
hope of redemption, there are 1000 more
trees In Forest park that are also as dead
as the proverbial door nail. They Will all
have TO be cut down This is the largest
group Of forest trees ever known TO be af-
fected by the scourge. Last year II was
found necessary TO cut down 400 chest
nut trees in Prospect park on account Of
the scourge, but the number In Forest park
is simply appalling.
1--WE first discovered that this scourge
was attacking the tress five years ago, -
said the park commissioner, and we did
ali we could 20 prevent IL from spreading,
but our efforts were In vain. There seems
70 be no earthly remedy for curing trees
40 affected. Everything possible has been
tried al washington, but the trees die Just
the same. It Is a scourge that attacks the
trees inside the bark. and there. Il N way
Of treating them"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

Net AIASoFMVt
Daily average. 4cyeto
GEORGE p TzscHucK,
Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence a swefn 70
before me this tsI day Of May, 1898
49, Notary public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

Entered at Omaha bOstofsnes a. second
lass matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
WOMEN,S
DEPARTMENT

Baroness Uflu, The wife 0f Tie
japanese admiral, now With him IN
lhls country. visited Vaasar college
last week and presented 70 chat IN.
st,tuilon. which Is the one from
which She was graduated. hcautl.
ful silver bowl The bowl was xiv.
"a "a her bg the empress. bat With
The understanding that she could
give 4 10 her school II she wished.
as no gift Of royalty nlnst be be-
stcaed upon another without per.
mission. Baroness urlu says that
the japanese women are not ready
Tor suffrage. however much the
American women may need ID She
would like 60 see such a school as
vassaf IN aer own country, and Is
Especially interested IN lhc schools
ln this country hi whleh aclontliic
cooking Is taught C0-edanatlon she
SAYS does not appeal to her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
s CORPORATION COMMISSION.
or OKLAHOMA.
OHpER NO Q0q

70 All Railway and Railroad Com.
pauies Operating and Doing ausI.
ness in the state Of Oklahoma. and
TO All Persons, Firms and Corpora.
tlons:
pursuant 10 publication Of Pro-
puaod Order No. 81. relating IL
amending Order No As. covering
rates on Grain and Grain Products. IN
The Guthrie Dnlly Leader, neNspa.
per al general circulation. published
IN The City OF Guthrie. County 0I 10,
gan. State Of Oklahoma, and said
proposed order having appeared
therein once week for four cunaec-
NtiYe weeks Rs reuulfed by law anu
pufsuaut 90 hearings held IN the City
ol Gufhfse, ON the so.h day OF Jan.
uafx aud 1bit de uf February. ia0a,
tlie following ehzneea In and addil
lions 10 said Order No. as shall Be
lnhde
Change caption uf order 10 roadl
Subject q and governed By The
rules named herein. other rules Of
this Commission. and Milling n
Transa rules and privileges in el4
feet IN the State Of Oklahoma on
Max lss, 1905, where such rules and
privileges are not IN Gnutlict With
the rules 81 uhis Commissl0n
Cancel Rule Nos 5 aud insert in
lieu thereof,
eeomnodltIes mentioned In thls
order mas be shipped ~ mixed ear
loads subject e The following pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

lnnbmnlelo the expecled date of com.
alesipn and she sailmaud total anatl ol
the project
iob slloV Il liu pnpes pFoelsag fho
yafibur psfsigHafs ICED 81 concerning
lhe elasees 81 nment RETIRED from
service hy the rVanondenl during shn
xeaf ended June "a. lDlQ llnttusat0
Commerce remmIsslou'h Classification
ahall bc aaoutad-l
ios Show IN sld spaces below iao.
eldtd the various particulars sailed for
eaneepTie the elaeaes Of equipment ln-
stAlird IA seteine hy enc respondent dutlHg
ih0 YcAr enaea 1nae 10 .s In rapIece-
nenl ot equipment fcllfed from service
eutIus tRat ef some prior year unser-
state Commerce assssfssslons elas-lilea-
ton o. Equlpmenh)
las Hh0u hereunder tlne amounts and
cost of new rails II various Welshas kinds
mla prleeA laid ii Fepalcpuqnt auFinr lhp
feaf ended 5HHs 30. 1915 SLOWING thla
faf tht portion 81 rnad maintained by
he respondent within lllh state q Okla.
iuna, and teI ihe entire system mapl-
ialned hf IAa Respondent
i9g Show hereunder fhe number. cusl.
md agAfake price a puiet Il alAtfih0lion
II new ties hld 10 replacement aafmA
an year ended aane sa laie sha4|aA lNI.
- nc neflIaa 81 fQad maintained hf
sc iehppaaakI HI|h|n lNe s|a&s s. otIh.
h4ua naa taE lie fn|||N HF#lzH mAln.
GAEaNd iY IlH fasqaaANN
d Xxx. .II. LII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY

], N Wallace, tho reliable druggist
of Guthrie, Is having calls for chin.
DiP0." the new Nerve Tonic and VI.
lallzer. Cures Nervous Debility, IN
somnla, Restores Lost Vitality. that
they are selling under D positive guar.
anlee.
It's EneFlte ara becoming the talk 1i
the town and everybody wants to try
II and why notg Il costs nothing II
It don't do YOU g0od~no one cent.
They don't want your money II 4,
does not benefit you, and win eheef-
fully refund the money. Try Il TO.
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

That the social worker must study
the subject exhausllvely Is evident
IN the case of Miss Ida Green. ol
Washington. who was with The assoc
rsaied charitl Of that city. 10 I'll
herself Tor hIghcr work she went
abroad and studied IN London Paris
Glasgow. Edlnhurg and Berlin, work
inR In the settlements and lpyesli
gatlng social work she II now
secretary II associated charities ii
salem Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Az usuallg treated, 4 apralned ankle
VIII disable the injured person Iar q
month or more. but By applying Cham
uefIalRk l.lnlmenf and observing The
directions With each bottle faithfully
{ cure may be effected In many cases
III less than one weeks time This
IMMINENT IA i muet remarkable prep
|afatlon. Try It fnr 4 sprain of bfulsc,
|nf when laid up with chfoHIe Or mus
eulaf rheumatism. and you are ceF'
tain to be delighted with the prompt
relief which Il aIfoyds FOR salo BY
|c n. ReuIrol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

]. When cars are loaded To actual
visible capacity. or to load limit II
shown in car except Hay or Straw
actual weight shall govern
X. When carriers can not furnish
ear OF capacity ordered BY shipper,
but provides car 0f greater capac
lit II shall hu used on basis OF ca.
pac.ty Of car ordered By sAipper No
carrier shall accept an order for q
car Of lower capacity il,an n use
on lls lines
y. Cars must not bu loaded IN cx.
cess Of 70 per cent Of their marked
capacity.
II shippers load cars III excess d
this limit, carriers may transfer the
overload 70 q second car, the mini.
mum weight 10 apply On the entire
shipment Will be the marked capnc.
ily nf The cur III which Use shipment
was originally londed
Provided that for such transferring
tho carriers mag assess actual cost
Of same, plus ten per cent, which
shall follow as charges against The
shipment.
RULE NO. IS.
Shipments which have been accord-
ed milling IN transit privileges and
moving 70 final destination travel a
distance In excess OF $50 miles whore
the shortest possible route from
polnt 0f origin 70 such final destiun.
ticn does not exceed $50 miles shall
he assessed q charge of five mills
per ton per mile for ench mile hauled
n excess OF 400 miles. This charge
70 be assessed In addition to lhe
regular rate.
RULE NO. ~.
Alfalfa Hay may be mllled n tran.
sis subject 70 The following rules:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Bafounaa Tflu wife q Rear ADJ
mlrai Ifflu. Ct Ippat, who + with her
1ufband II lhis coull,, sent 10 the
Vassor elass day this week review.
Ing i've scenes Of her uWn school
days. She found many changes and
few oi the old professors who we're
her teachers are now members Of
the faculty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
I4eIped womsn and chIIdren.

MIa3 B0aIfIce Uuaenhufy ol
Brooklyn. and her lltlle brother. Is
wears old went dawn 10 Philadelphia
during the street car strike 10 or
ganlze The women and children "a
work while their husbands were Idle
The strike was settled. hnl lIlf youna
woman Aad already done quite 4 NJ
tie to inspire The women. and her
brother hal aided the cIildren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

The Oklahoma City Times every
little whlla runs list Of the Republic
BANS mentioned for governor. always
naInstaltingly emitting the nane of
E q. Jones 1T ihat city but the
rGmps Tlll discover WHEN the pfli
mary is over that Jones has received
more votes than anybody It has mon.
liaaed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

The IaHhI0nnble Woman pulF OH
her coat 40 mnterw hal scr, Of
ilress she may be wearing n q Is
linen or crash. worn 10 market III
lhe morning there Il a coat and FOR
lhe evening tho coat Il Htll ncces-
sary 70 great N the dHmand for
the cuat That dreaamakera are said
to be working overtime 10 provide
fashionable women Tor The summer
outings with the proper Kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16


lal When the shipment into mlll.
Ing point consists Of Alfalfa Hay and
the outbound shipment the product
Of Alfalfa Hay only (excludes mix.
tifea, the products Of Ailalfa. wheat.
corn, etc.l, the same transit privilege
as governs the milling Of Wheat into
Flour win apply upon surrender OF
freight bill covering Inbound ship.
ment of Alfalfa Hay.
tb) When the outbound shipment
from milling point consists Of mixed
stock Food composed o. products 0f
Alfalfa Hay Wheat Corn. etc, such
mixture containing 80 per cent on
more OF Corn Products. balance OF
through rate on such mixture VIII
apply on 30 per cent on the weight
Of ihe shipment. provided ireighi blll
F6r Inbound shipment OF Corn II sur
rendered The balance OF The weight
ii the sblpment win take flat rate
from milling point
This order shall be IN full force
and effect on and after She figth day
og july, 1903. date after puhlica.
Zion once each week fop four conspc.
utlve weeks. III lhe Guthrie Daily
Leader newspaper OF general cir.
eulaiion. published m the City OF
Guthrie. County Of Logan. State OF
Oklahoma.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
4. W. LOVE,
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

A woman IN Butte. Mont, says
tho crying neeN of thai city Is more
dreasmakefs. and. al. there are more
men than women out there, II might
be paqlng In more ways than one for
women drossmakerH W migrate %
the Moniaua eown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

during lhe year ended Junc 30. 1910 and
Iihe asenare cost thereof per ton nf the
several principal distributing points IL
stating the humbef d tons. use me Ton
of aeuo po,tads. and N reducing cords q
wood to caaiyalena sons, treat one cotd
nf hard wood "a rauIsaleul % lwo. thirds
Of ton 81 fucF. and one cdfd' " kofl
wood 80 equivalent 10 one-half ton Of
iuel.
III. Show DlFeuDaef kha various
amounts accrued against tho respondent
during tho year ended June 30. 1910. for
the use o. cax Of individuals. firms.
stock companies. corporations, fast
freight lines. etc. excluding ears inter
fhansed with uthor railway companies.
And earn held by the respondent under
f0ne form Of lease. Show also lhr fatee
upon tb bhsla o. whleh auch amounts
Are determined. sile description Of the
car Or claFs of cars md the namo of The
owner thereof n the rate OF compehea-
llol varied during tho year for the cars
Of any owner. bhow e9afateiy each par
ticulaf rate and the description Of the
car af class of eara 10 Whlch it applied
together with lhe Nmount thus accrued
ne SHOW hereunder the various sta.
tiatiral inlnls and asegaFcB concerning.
tie tfafflr and transportation operations
Of ihe respondent between points Willil9
lut state ol 0kahuma. dufn9 the gear
cnded guna 80 1910. Interstate 1e.u-
perce t.0mmlAson'A rules and ciaAaiflea.
lpns concerning Traffic and Mllenge
rtaiislics shall lse ndoptod.)
iiss SHOW hereunder the particulars
below called Tor Concerning The com-
mpdlsins lcompang's material excludcdl
CARRIED hy ihe respondent during me
yeae ontrd Iinc sn 1910 nlosIng FOR eauh
eoinmadlly Or class 81 commodities named
the number o. tons originating upon the
respondents lines al stations within ,hc
stntn of Oklahomu the number recelvedI
from connecting carriers. whather rail orl
wutef. and wheiher directly or Indirectly
tas Through clevasprsl. .he total pulnher
and The utlO lexpresscd Ar d porcentl
Uhleh ihe total for each commodity bears
90 thu grand total Interstate cnm-
merce Ccinmiselon'a classification oil
Freight Traffic Movement shall bc
adopted IN 40 far AZ any Interstate traffic
ls t0nccrncd).
il3 SHOW hereunder Tor cach b tie
commodities named (ca1lond lots) the
number 81 tons gof 2ooa pounds oachl
carried by the respondent during tic
year ended June 80. 1910, between polHl'
M lhe state Of Oklahoma, the equivalent
toA-milts 81 haul thereof tho average
haul ire amount q revonru derlsea
and the average revenue per
ton-mllc
lifiek. Limoi CcMeHt Luinber ufRin'
Flour. Ilay. Coal stone Sand and
Gravel Llgeaioss, Dressed Meats
EVERY inquiry must Ne definitely
Whore lhe word none truly
and completely states tho fact Il may be
given as The answer 20 amy particular In
anIry o. any particular portion Of an
Inquiry II any inquiry based upon
Inquiry. ID because Of the
answeF rendered to such preceding tn
1ulfs. inapplieahle 70 the company tn
whose behalf the report ie made. the
,.t7iifs s-fis,i A....ln be zl4asl
10 anawer thereto. The word "respond-
anti III the foregoing impurities meann the
company ~ whose behalf the report u
nude
RULE NO. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

aef Influence & eammiltee 0i the
Colonial Dance - THAI state has
heen appointed e approach Con
gfess with request that they Do
allowed lo preserve q
Time for Vegetables,
This ls the Time 0l year when
there should De as many vegetables
o. The table as possible EFea spin
aeh Is better than nothing, and If
al else fails one may al least have
dandellon green's. and very good
they are, too Il well cooked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

and Wheat may Ne shipped N mixed
carloade sacked or IN bulk, al The
highest rete and minimum Helghi
applicable On any commodity cpn.
ialned ID the car provided II ship
ped n nulk buik heads OF partitions
shall hp provided hy or al TIC ok.
i'cl'llt n the slIIh6ef bad slch ship
ments shalt be al owners risk Of
mixing"
Cancel Rule no. 10 and insert IN
lieu lhcfeof
Carriers must route shipments 80
that The lowest rates that can be
made Via any line Or fines shall be
applied uniep6 shipper specifically
Cancel Rude No and lnsert Ia
Sccflun Cninmodlit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16


4 Tho Commission rsaeFyru tho rlsht 70
exempt sny company from any af the
pfoeislNna Of any Il the rules herein
named. upon satisfactory showing. that
ths aompllanco laerewlth would work as
unreasonable hardship and expense upon
aald company
THIS order shalt be ii fuil force and el-
feet On and after 1uly / 1909. date after
publication once d week for four conseeu-
tive weeks In the Guthrie Daily Leader, q
newspapers y general circulation publish
ed IA she cl,y oi Guthrie. County af
Ingah slaio of 0klahemH
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
+ r.. LOVE,
Chairman.
= r. WATSON.
Commissioner
tsEAEs}
Asssass4sfss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

directs. IN writing. d different route
and states therein that the hlehei
rate shall be applied for movement
via that route, except tAai whore
two or mere routes arc available be.
tween point % ORIGIN and destination,
and shlfnbr does not specifically dcs.
ifhAiN either OF said routes. the
originating line may route shipment
over either OF said routes, applying
tie lowest rate applicable via any
Of snld routes Tho mere delivery
Of shipment 1T point OF origin 10
ether than the short line shall not be
considered as specifying such route
al the higher rate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

THE WORD COMP ANY" DEFINED.
-Aa used n this ofder the word Hsom-
pauY shall include any Transportation
Company Transmission Company Of
any athef Public sewilee Corporation as
defined fl eaeh instance N Aeclion "a.
Article tx Constitution q Oklahoma. Or
any company corporation irustee. re-
celFers Qr other pefa1n owning leaalnaf
oi operating The business OF any Of either
Of same.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

w u. CHAPMAN
Guthrie glkehoiuA. June y 1909.
Secretary
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
HUNDREDS OF TOTS
MADE HAPPY BY
FREE EXCURSION
[. Bamberger & Co.'s Outing Is
Second Great Success of
STARS Series.
WELCOME SURPRISE FOR
GUESTS AT STEEPLECHASE
More Than 1000 Enjoy Picnic
Lunch and Play in Surf at.
ROckaway.

I- -E
S%unburned and tired. but still full of
life. the 1000 odd guests on the second
outing to Rockaway under the auspices
of the STAR Free. lee and Outing Fund,
d~isembarked from the steamboat New
ark last night, declaring they a had
the greatest time of their lives. And
enc seeing their happy faces could
easily believe it.
1t was known as the l.. Bamberger
G Co. excursion and had been made
possible by a contribution of 500 from
that firm.
When the start was made a light rain
was falling, but ceased before any
great distance a been covered, and
by the time the boat reached Rocka-
way, at noon, the weather was clear.
Hotel Nan Offers Surprise.
Manager f. f. Hemberger. of the
ifomberger Hotel at Steeplechase Pier,
was waiting on the. dock, and to the
surprise of all conducted the excursion
lists to his hotel and there served every
enc with huge plates of clam chowder.
This was altogether unexpected, but
Mr.. Hemberger said he had learned of
their coming only Sunday night. or he
would have made more extensive prep
arations.
The %roughness of the water pre-
vented bathing, but did not stop the
children from padding about in the
waves as they washed up on the shore.
Grasping hands. sometimes as many as
fifteen or twenty would rush to meet
the waves. then when they felt the
water about their feet all would let go
and run back, screaming at the tops Of
their voices in sheer delight Z.
A special charge of little ones from
the Babies Hospital. each in carr of a
nurse, went along as guests. Some of
the tots were a little seasick on the
way down, but were looked after by DR..
J. T. English, Miss Florence Gibbs and
Miss Anna Reilly, nurses from the City
Hospital, and Mrs. Annie Mullaley, of
the Salvation Army.
B~artenders' Union No. 131 and Wait
ers' Union No. 109 sent men along to
serve the milk and lunch that had been
provided. Musical Union No. is sent
a band that furnished dancing music,
of which the youngsters took advan-
tage.
Rolls were furnished by Mangels &
Schmidt; milk by the Attorney Com
pany, the Fairfield Dairy Company,
Seller Brothers. Henry F. Backns. Bot
kin & During and the Raritan Cream
cry Company; cracker biscuits by the
National Biscuit Company and frank
furters by c.. Nj. Bailey & Co.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
Y. M. C. A, NOTES

The twenty-sixth annual excursion
of the local association to Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park will be conducted
on Wednesday, July II, via Central
Railroad. Trains leave Broad street
station at s:15 inc $40 a. M: return
ing, leave Ocean Grove at $50 and $50
p m.
Bradford Williams will teach the
joint session of the Workers Training
classes of the mems and boys de-
partments at s:15 o'clock Sunday MORN
ing.
The Yoke Fellows Bib class will
meet in the Frelinghuysen room at 8
p. m. and will be taught by Frederick
w. Newman.
Tomorrow marks the opening of the
summer tutoring school for High
School students and students. preparing
for college.
A number of Newark boys left for
the eco section for Ramp Kiamesha
this morning at S:45 from Broad street
station of the Iaekawanna Railroad.
on Wednesday the Youths Social BIZ
bic class will hold a soeiable after the
regular class session, which will be
conducted by some of the Singac
campers.
Charles w. Edwards is to. address
the Moral Muscle League meeting on
Friday afternoon at 4s15 o'clock. on the
subject. THE Greatest Light in the
World Any boy Is years of & and
over should be present.
The boys department baseball team
will play the employed boys team at
Watsessins Saturday afternoon at $50
O'Clock
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
BOYS BAND TO PLAY IN
LINCOLN CLUB CONCERT.

The first of a series of concerts I'M
der the auspices of the Lincoln Club.
Of Roseville, in its headquarters. IS
North Seventh street. viii be given to-
morrow night by the Newton Street
City Playground Boys Band.
There will be songs also by singers
to be selected. The once will be I'M
der the direct supervision of Scott Ger
man. the president of the club. Ar
rangements have been made for the
accommodation of m The players
viii be seated upon the. veranda of the
clubhouse and Charles Noelker. jr.,
will lead.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
CANDY MEN GATHERING
{. BY WAVES,

WILDWOOD. July 1S.-The joint
convention of the National Jobbins
Confeetioners' Association and Ma
tional Manufacturing Confectionery
Salesmen's Association, which meets
here this week. has this resort astir.
The first business of the visitors was
held last night in their official head
quarters in the Hotel ottens. when the
S~alesmen's Association went into ex-
~ecutive session. On Thursday evening
a grand ball will be given for the dele
gates on the Wildwood ocean pier.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
'RuNAWAY' GI3L SLEPT
ON STOdP ALL NIGHT.

Instead OF finding khat her daughter,
1~2-year-old Rose KORAN, had run away.
as slleihad at first supposed, Mrs. Eliza
beth Koran. of 115 BARCLAY street, dis
covered that in playing with the other
girls of the neighbodhood her daughter
had lost track orr time and, coming
home very late, had decided to try
fresh-air treatrfsht for a change. There
was considerable excitement in the
Barclay street vicinity when ON Sun
day. night little Rose could not be
found. There We're rumors floating
about hat Rose, in company with seven
other little girls who lid not turn up
lfltil very late, had made up to go
West. The police were notified, and a
Yzas ste.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
.RcANIANS SEE OPERA.

Adainant Council, Royal Arcanum.
held its first annual outing last night
at Olympic Park. A large number Of
the members OF the council, their rela-
lives and friends took part, and attend
ed the performance of Princess Chic
Among those present were the officers
of the council, who are as follows: Re-
gent, Duncan Mcintyre, jr.; vice-re-
gent. w. Fl. Silcox: past regent,
Charles S. Massop; orator, Emil Fuchs,
secretary, Leslie Vreeland; treasurer.
William c. Cook; guide. Robert E.
Misner; collector, Frank Kellar; chap
lain, j. r. Smith; warden, Robert Nc
Intyre; sentry, e. Quelch. 3
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-13
CONCERT AT EAST SIDE.

A band concert will be given tonight
at East Side Park by Theodore j. Vim
centz's Military Band.
The following program win be given .
"Star-Spangled Banner" THE Red
FeZ,' THE Wizard of the Nile" "T'he
Midway P~laisance." The Trombone
Frolics." '"The Three Twins" THE
Battle of Sam Juan Hill" grand descrip-
tive military fantasia, by Albert G.
Sweet. of this city; Gems of Scot
land concert waltzes from the comic
opera. THE Serenade."
There will also be songs by John
brisbane. Harry Bloom. John Nestor
and William Corcoran.