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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
PEARSON COMPANY
READY FOR REBELS
Employees Said to Be Pre-
pared to Defend Lives
and Property.

Antonio Rojas the rebel leader OF
San Andreas. who was a prisoner in
the Chihuahua prison when the charge
was made on It Saturday, is. reported TO
have taken to the hills. much as Orozco
did IN the Maderista revolution, and to
have taken with him a band OF 200 dis
satisfied Maderista soldiers and re-
cruits from the western part OF the
state ROJas is said TO have left san
Isabel Monday with band Of mounted
rebels and to be marching IN the direc-
ton Of MADEIRA, Chin, where the Pear
son lumber mills are located.
should Ro5as or his crowd attempt
to start anything at the Pearson com
pany's plant they probably wiz meet
with reception unlike anything they
have known in their brief military ca
reers. The Pearson company, il Is said.
has provided all OF its American en-
ployes with WincheSters and automatic
reVolTers and have two Calling guns
AT the place, where they may be put
Into commission at once in case OF an
attack
Casas Grandes, stiu in the hands Of
the Nasquistas, IS reported to be quiet
there.
A report was received ia Juarez that
q special train Of VasQuistas had left
Casas Grandes to come to Juarez. but
the railroad company knew Of no such
movement and the report IS denied by
the railroad officials and the Juarez
officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
.L0DGEMEN PUSHING
ESPRINZGLAIM5
Maccabees and Elks Inter
ested In Juarez CuriO
Dealers Complaint.

Through the supreme commandry OF
the Knights Of the Maccabees, and the
grand lodge OF Elks. Henry SprlnZ IS
demanding an Investigation Of the az
fairs in connection with the looung OF
his curiO store in Juarez and the al
legged failure of consul T, D EDWARDS
to take any action to assist him IN pre-
senting his claims for damages
J. B Mendenhall. southwestern sales
manager Of the National Lead com
pany OF St. Louis. who was here at the
time Of the riots in Juarez, has taken
q special interest in Mr. SPRINGS case
and has taken IL up with the missouri
delegation at Washington and also with
the grand lodge Of Elks and with prom
inent Elks throughout the country
The protest Of the FL Paso tent OF me
Maccabees was sent to D. p. Markey,
supreme commander Of K. o. 7. N, and
the protest of Mr.. Mendenhall was sent
by wire to Fred G. Robinson. grand
secretary Of the E1ks lodge at Du-
buoue. Iowa Nj Mendenhau sent
second telegram to the grand secretary
OF the Elks and said that he would be
in Washington on February 10 ana
would personally present Mr.. SprinZ'
case to the state department
At q meeting Of the Beavers Monday
night a committee was appointed to
draw I'D a petition TO present to the
state department at Washington, ask
ing that the claims Of Henry Sprin4
the Juarez curio dealer, receive imme-
diate attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
RAILROAD AGAIN
TIED UP TO SOUTH
North Western Train Leaves
Casas Grandes, but Fails
to Arrive In FL PasO.

The Mexico North Western railroad
e again tied up south Of San Pedro.
The North Western passenger train
left Casas Grandes for Juarez at noon
but nothing can be heard Of It as the
telegraph line is cut below San Pedro.
As the country IS infested with
maurading bands Of rebels it IS feared
that the train has been captured and a
band Of rebels VIII attempt 10 get into
Juarez Tuesday evening and take the
eoWn for the VsBQuistas.
A meeting Of the citizens OF Juarez
eEs been called in La Constitution
slzza for Tuesday afternoon at Z
o'clock TO consider ways and means OF
protecting the town from possible at
tack from the south. The meeting was
called by mayor Mestas, who reamirms
his statement that ne is not Vas
Qulsts, but q loyal Maderista. and that
he IS anxious to hold the border town
for MaderO. The meeting was called for
the purpose Of organizing the home
guards and 20 prepare for srubborn
resistance TO any lOOdng bands which
may come from the south
OrOEco a Big Figure
OrOZcO continues TO be the b1ggest
figure in the state and Is even being
mentioned for president Of the pro-
posed new republic-
At least-Fe viii be the commander
.chief - the army should II take the
feldiGt1e friends Of the Mexican gen
eral say.
The Mexican government has given
repeated assurance that Orozco Is loyal
10 the lIaderO government OrozcO has
said nothing. But it is believed that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
ADVOCATE HIGHER
TARIFF FOR ZINC

Denver. Colo, Feb. ga statewide
protest against the reduction OF pres
ent tariffs OF zinc. lead and tungsten
was formulated at a meeting OF the
committee on mines and mining Of the
Denver chamber OF commerce. when a
subcommittee Of five was appointed
q orart resolutions protesting against
me proposed reductions and arrange
Tor the sending OF a delegation TO
Washington to represent CoIorado's
mining industries before the finance
committee OF the senate.
wallace, Idaho, Feb. e-FoIlowing
the reduction yesterday Of IS cents per
1UU pounds in the price Of lead. mine
operators Of the Occur d'AIene district
To-Day prepared to protest to congress
against reduction OF the tariff On 49,
ana zine. Labor unions throughout
lhe district announced today that thew
would Join in the protest with the on
eIators- operators declare that the
since 1907.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
AMERICANS COME
OUT OF MEXICO
Relative of President Ma
dero Is in Party of
Rnf1OanS
RefugeeS,

Refugees are leaving Mexico on every
train and even on special trains in or
der TO get away from the seat Of trou-
bic. special train arrived late Mon
day evening from Chihuahua with a
party Of 80 on board. including W. H.
Kraft, a prominent Chihuahua mining
man; Daniel Madero. a relative of Fran
cisco Madero. Domingo Hirigity, Ramon
Lujan and their families. The train
consisted Of Pullman and two bag
gage cars There were a number Of
trunks on the train with the name Of
Alberto Madero, q hacienda owner OF
Chihuahua and a relative Of president
ALadero, on board. The members OF
the party denied that he was with the
train
I'VE are getting out Of Mexico be-
cause Of the unsettled conditions" ".
H Kraft said. We thought It would
be safer for our families TO come to the
United States before anything more Sc
riOus occurred"
The members OF the party reported
everything TO be quiet in Chihuahua
when they left Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
MONTOYA GIVES NEW
MEXICAN ALIGNMENT
Federal Troops Said to Be
En- Route to Juarez
From South.

c. b MOntOys, who has just returned
from Chihuahua. says that the lineup
Tor the proposed new government is
Emelio NasQuez Gomez, president;
Pascual OrozcO, vice president; Braulio
Hernandez. governor Of chihuahua.
II is proposed to request Francisco
de Ia Barra to act as provisional pres
tdent while OrozcO is leading the
troops in revolt
Montoya says that this IS the ticket
proposed by the revOlters in Chihua-
hua.
Federal troops are reported TO be
en- route to Juarezr from the interior OF
Mexico by way Of Eagle Pass. These
troops with machine gun platoon, are
said 20 be en- route to the Mexican town
to assist in withstanding any attacks
from the south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
FEW AMERICANS ARE
GOING INTO MEXICO
Abram Gonzales Reported
to Have Stopped at
Santa ROSalia

The Mexican National train left for
Chihuahua at s:35 Tuesday morning
with only a few Americans and Mexi-
can passengers on board. The Ortiz
bridge, so kilOmeters south Of Chihua-
hua, is reported to have been burned
by the malcontents and the traffic from
the south stopped.
The train from Mexico City, which
was due TO arrive here this morning.
IS reported to have been stopped near
Santa Rosalia, Chin. Former governor
Abram Gonzales, who is now minister
OF gObernacion, is said to have been a
passenger on this train and to have left
1t at santa Rosalia for fear Of meeting
with violence upon his arrival in Chi
huahua-
The people Of the state OF Chihuahua
are accusing Gonzales of having de-
serted them at the time they needed
him to look after their interests at
home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
HAFF SAYS MEXICO
CAN SOLVE PROBLEM
Cattle Magnate Declares
Greed Prompts Inter
VentiOn Talk.

Kansas City, 40, Feb. st is i'm
portant that Americans realize the alb
solute error ana great danger OF the
intervention sentiment that is being
fOmented by many Americans on the
Mexican border. said D. J. Haff, wealthy
mine owner, upon his return from a
visit TO Mexico today.
'Actuated by greed. they hope to bring
on a war between the nations that
would result in moving the border line
100 miles south" he said. 'Interven-
ton would be most unWise- 1t would
mean that the friendship and trade Of
all the Latin-American countries
would probably be permanently lost
to US.
Mexico is trying to solve the prob
lem OF lf-government. The United
States is IN absolute ignorance Of the
real sentiments Of Latin-Americans to-
ward our assumption OF guardianship"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
REVOLTOSOs SCARE
HUNGRY Ell PASOANS

young riot started on Oregon street
1uesoey morning when band Of
AAeGlcans, armed, belted and straw
nalteo' Went trudging up the main stem
in the direction Of the Mexican consul.
=. IeSpOfls started from no place IN par
district at dinner time that an armed
tuaro was being sent to protect the
a1e1lcan consulate, that the insurrectos
were marching to the river TO cross
and attack Juarez. that the NFo5a-f 80
soIalers nad been run out Of Juarez and
were taxing TO the foothills Of IN Paso
nrohs -tnree times loser. IT was
OnIy D9ncn OF perfectly harmless
moving picture actors. supes and Mo-
lean taborers bold bent upon maxine
Mexican = revolutionary film, a thriller
IN Hobojte9 ana 5 Fast cent first nighters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
JUAREZ PEOPLE BUY Guns;
REVOLT MENACE SPREADS

this battle Should the Vasquitas, Ro-
jistas OF any other OF the rowing bands
the mutinsers, they VIII receive a for
nal welcome Of Winchesters upon their
entrance into the town
A bunch OF drunken citizens and SOL
diers started the harmless pastime OF
shooting into the air Monday night
and caused q Marathon race TO the in
ternational bridge By the American
keno queens and knaves and others OF
the soiled deck Chief OF police Rafael
Camp ordered al the saloons closed at
20 o'clock and says that this rule viii
be enforced until permanent peace IS
q gain restored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
AND BURIALs
Mrs. KITE RucKMAN.

Mrs. Kate Ruckman. aged IS wears.
died at her residence SO7 North Stanton
street Tuesday morning at 1925
o'clock. She was one OF FL Paso's pi-
oneers. having resided in this city con
unuously for % years.
she was a widow, and Is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. A E. Chesney and
Mrs L. n Hernley, Of FL Paso and a
son, Frank Ruckman. The funeral serv-
ice viii be held from the chapel at los
North Campbell street, Wednesday at
ternOOn at o'clock Rev C. j. Dickey.
pastor OF the First Methodist church.
will have charge OF the service. The
interment viii be in Concordia Gene
terry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
ESTRADA rs AGAIN
RELIEVED OF DUTIES

Mexico City. Feb. 6.-The official
notification Of the action quelling the
mutiny at Juarez by Gen Orozco. con
tatns the added information that Col
Estrada was again relieved OF the com
mand of the troops and placed under
arrest No explanation was offered as
to why the officer, who was supposed
to have been loyal to Madero, had fallen
under OrOzco's displeasure.
Casas Grandes, on the railroad a
short distance south Of Juarez, was re-
ported to be held by about 400 ad-
herents to the cause OF Emilio Vasquez
Gomez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
JUAREZ MAIL CLERKS
ARE ON DUTY AGAIN

The mail clerks were again on duty
in Juarez today. resuming the work
after several days OF inactivity The FI
Paso postal authorities took over "
mail sacks this morning, but the bulk
TO be returned to this side and shipped
by way OF Eagle Pass. 1t would be wei
Tor the people to know that they should
not figure on getting any mail through
70 points beyond Chihuahua, IS the
opinion OF local postal officials.
The mail service has been completely
out OF commission in the interior OF
Mexico Some mail arrived from Mex
leo on the train that came in Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

Mrs. c. P. James. wife of the chief
clerk Of the Pullman offices in Ell PasO,
9le9 az 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at
IdRged Illness.
daughter about IS months old also
wives the mother AIr. and Mrs
Lmes came here FOR the latter's health
possible that the body viii be returned
to chicago for burial but the funeral
arrangements have not been completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
TWENTY ZAPATISTAS
KILLED IN BATTLE

Cuernavaca. Mexico Feb. 6.-'Twenty
Zapatstas were killed in a fight with
federals at Pitzotlan 10 miles south
OF this city. The federal loss and the
HunlDeT OF men engaged is unObtain-
Sole- The federals were commanded by
99+1dIi Oc4ranz and the rebels by Pilipin
A.sIl' an OBSCURE leader among the dis
al. SCted residents Of this district
10 Otner Lapatista activities are re-
ported In this neighborhood. the cold
80 80 me ACTIVITY Of the government
LO-Ces naVlng DISCOURAGED onerations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
GARDNER n. RTCHARDsON.

Gardner H. Richardson died Monday
night at his home SIS Aiontezuma
street. His death was not unexpected.
as he had been in very poor health for
the past two weeks. He was about So
years old. and had lived in FL Paso four
years. coming here from Philadelphia.
His widow, Mrs Lille Richardson
survives him. The body win be shipped
70 Philadelphia for burial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
Poems IN UPRISING
CLOSE TO TORREON

Torreon, Feb. 6.-The poems on La
Paz hacienda, IN sight OF Torreon. have
nutinied. assaulting and severely in
Juring administrator Gutierrez, a Span
lard Federals were sent out from Tor
reOn TO Quell the disturbance.
Another robbery and hOldup took
place last night on the Lujan estate
near Sacramento, where nine bandits
sacked the store on the Banco Nacional
ranch. leased by Julio Casteneda, a
Spaniard. This IS the third holdup with
In radius Of three miles in the past
two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

E. W. Kennedy. former manager Of
the Western Motor Supply company.
DIED Monday morning, at Mineral
Wells. Tex. ar. Kennedy had been M
for long time and was taken TO Min
eral wells about month ago in hope
tnaI MS health would be benefited
bis body will be shipped to his for
mer home in Alpine. TEX. He was un-
married
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
70 Escuss N0w for Grsasr Dougbunit,

a lady in Greenville, S. c, recently
wrote friend as follows:
For years, after preparing doueb5,t.
with the utmost care, vTss ss--ss =
pointed to see them come out srsssv
with my first use Of sCottOlena 20 -
ing them, was delightsd. as thew v-er,
brown, crisp and delicious.
FOR malSing doughnuts, pastry, firhe
80 - ana haSy biscuits, I prefer Cotto-
Aet We even carry pail Of ii On on.
annual camping trips through the noun
Cottolene-the perfect shorteninq--iS
made. from vegetabie-oil; It contains no
hog fat-no indigestion,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
CHIHUAHUA IN FEAR
OF TROUBLE AGAIN

are still guarding palaCs and 1nnnici-
pal buildings. Citizens and merchants
gre apIB3Ienensive Of danger and reports
from RoJas' headquarters advise that
many are going to his side Strong
quez Gomez viii be prooIaimed presi-
dent IN this city shortly. The situation,
ingly dark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
LLORENTE SAYS
OROZCO Is Loyal,

Mexican consul E. c. LIorente has "a
ceived advices that PascuaI Orozco has
autographed president Madero that ne is
loyal TO the established government
There viii be meeting Of merchants
ente on North Oregon street +bis a.
ternoOn at four O'Clock for the purnosa
Of discussing the best means OF resfor-
ing confidence in the esta bIisbed CIV
eminent OF Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
ENLARGEMENT OF
FORT AGAIN URGED

q. At call meeting Of the directors OF
lIe chamber Of commerce Tuesday aft
ern9on II was decided to send a com
iillttee TO Washington TO present the
immediate necessity OF having Fort
Bliss i enlarged at once IN order to pro-
possibility Of trouble from Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
READY TO install NEW PUMP
AT WATTS PLANTi OPERATE SOON

me new pump at the Watts plant is
Delng installed. The pipe for the com
pIetlon Or the installation work Will
diately placed in position. It is ex-
peeted to have the whole plant in Op-
Grafton within a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

ECZEMA CURED. IN 10 TO 80 DAYS
The Paris Medicine Co. 2624 Pine
Street st Louis. No, manufacturers OF
Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic and I.axa-
wonderful discovery. GROVES SA-
MARE CUTS, which they guarantees To
cure any case OF ECZEMA, no mater
Of how long standing. in 10 to 80 dsvs.
ointment is perfectly clean an5 $50
not stain. If your druggist hasn't n
send US soc. in postage stamps and r.
viii be sent by mail After using the
treatment. If you are not entirely sat
ished, notify US, and we viii immedf-
ately refund your money ANY drug
glst viii tell you that we will do ex-
actly what we say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
ALLEGED LOOTERS ARE
BEING ARRESTFD IN .JT-aRFez

LoOters are being annrehended IN
yuarez By Campa's police. Trinadad
Diaz was arrested Tuesday mor1f1@
charged with loOting. He is said to
nave had quantity Of gold jewelry.
chains and two pearl ropes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
JUSTICE COT1TS

E. b. AIeCIinfocIx. Tre-tst-
sophie Parada. charged Vifb viols A.
ing sunday closing law. PLEADED g1,iIf-
and fined SO and costs sulIty
LUIS dc ia % charged with assault To
sum OF $500 sailo jury IN
H. +. Stacy. Presiding.
.aI1es W HeWett. charged with
sum OF $500. ~ S--S IN
Alanacio rivera charged with at
tempted criminal assault. complafnt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

the people Of own state than he is in
the fate Of the man who he made
president and who, the people of Chi
huahua believe. has not made good his
promises to them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
THE COURTS.
s4th DISTRICT


,. h Harper, Prealdlnu
r John Oleson. charged with killing @
T. Graham, on trial -
Cement Hangerund vs.. stone and
" eoster Engineering corpOrpora4fon
suit for damages. filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06

Mrs. J. j. Raster has gone to Altoona
Pa, for an extended visit with reIa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-06
41st DISTRICT.
A n WnraEnrr

Reuben Fessinger VS.. FL Paso Tir,..
company. suit for damaEes On t-i.5 rs
Mrs, Anita Hawkes. vs. Cbaris.
HAWKES.. suit for divorce. filed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-09
OFF FOR WESTERN TRIP.

Misses Cocoa vannoy and Mary
Powell left on No. { this morning for
points in Illinois, Iowa and other
Western States where they will visit
friends and relatives during the sum-
mer. They will spend some time in
Chicago with Miss Lillah Kirby,
friend OF Miss Vannoy's, at the Bap'
list Missionary Training school. They
will also spend considerable time with
Mr.. w Powell and family, of Keota,
Iowa. Miss vannoy will pass the
summer with her brother Mr.. G! G.
vannoy, of Centerville, Iowa, and Rev.
]. D. vannoy, of Baskerville, Iowa
Miss. Powell will later visit relatives
at Louisville, Neb., before returning
to Fairmont,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-09
HONEY BOY EVANS AND HIS
GREAT MINSTREL COMPANY


George Evans and his Honey Boy
Mnstrels appear to be quite the larg-
est and best entertainment Of the kind
on the theatrical horizon for the com,
ing season. While it is the fourth
year OF the Honey Boys" in minstrel
sy, It is his first personal production
and everything Is to be spic, span
new, 1t is promised that not one iota
OF last years programme remains
"Old time minstrelsy idealized,H is
The slogan, and white face, revues and
Innovations have not been attempted,
George Evans is a firm believer In the
traditional semicircle where Bones
and Tambo," interlocutor and sweet
slngeres reign supreme, and for the
present production he has provided a
splendid scenic picture called. THE
Wlsteria Bower, for the introduction
of his entertainment. 1t has been
painted by Unit and Wicks, scenic
artIstssfa Daniel EFohmau3s New York
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-09

High SCHOOL,; as superintendent Of
free schools Of Piedmont, W. Va; as
superintendent OF the schools OF VIII.
Hanson, Nv. va;-the position which
he now holds; as a member Of the
state Board Of fExaminers; as a mem
her Of the State Board OF Education OF
the present; as Secretary Of the West
Virginia Educational Association
all Of these responsible places he has
been the successful man Of education
that he was SO, obviously destined to
be, and It may be we'll said tnat his
thigh ability, his excellent methods,
his intelligent suggestions and his
practical manner OF procedure in edu.
cational work has helped substantially
| in bringing education up to the high
mark OF excellence It has attained in
West Virginia in recent years. There
lis-no Staten the,U Union that has made
Iibetter advances enthusiastically than
lhas this State, dnd itt4is%due to the
Icontinued eiforts az iGsKsnch men as
Mr.. Murray that the fact presents. In
announcing his candidacy for the
nomination for state Superintendent
of Schools, Mr.. Murray does so only
after hearty assurance OF support
from many sections of the State. He
has become widely acquainted with
state educators, and these, among
others familiar with his work, have
been insistcnt that he enter for the
place, and after a careful survey of
the field entire, he has decided to
grant their requests and satisfy his
own laudabIe personal ambitions by
making a try for the nomination. Mr..
Murray has always participated in the
councils. ofthe Republican party, and
while he has never permitted his poll
tics to interfere in the slightest de-
gree with his educational Work. he
has nevertheless taken a wide inter
est in the success OF HIS party and9his
efforts along this line have been all
for the party's good. The earlysindi7
cations are that he will make very
favorable candidate for the high po-
sition which he aspires.
Mr.. Murray is not only strong man
from an Observation-Disclosures, but he
has the level head and brain Of the
competent executive and It is as i'm
portant to have good business man
at the head of our Free School sys.
tenn. as 1t is to have a good educator,
and in fact we think better, Mr.. Muir
ray has been blessed BY lnatdFen and
environment with these qualifications
and all who have been thrown in con
tact with Mr.. Murray in business or
educational way know that the State
OF West Virginia has no better man
in any party to offer for this position.
He will add strength to the ticket as
he is past master at campaigning
and a speaker of ability.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-09

a great many catchy tunes in iIngling
pretty music. THE Dixie Derby" is
an elaboration OF the idea Of those
funny pictures showing The Black
vile Races, and is promised to be a
constant laugh from start to finish.
The company surrounding George
Evans embraces such minstrel favor
ties as John King, Vaughn Comfort,
Sam Lee, William Cawley, Tommy
Hyde, Charles billiard, James Castle
Jack Kennedy, Joseph Gillespie and
The Five Banjo Phiends. There is a
large band and orchestra which in
sures a real musical treat.