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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
z Prizes--- Weekly

First Prize-Best Jingle, $500 and one
gallon Velvet Kind Ice Cream.
Second Prizc-Next best Jingle, $500
and one gallon Velvet Kind Ice Cream
Third Prize-Next best Jingle, $500
and half gallon Velvet Kind Ice Cream
Fourth Prize-Ncxt best Jingle, $3.50.
Fifth Prize-Next best Jingle, $500.
Sixth Prize-Ncxt best Jingle, sl.5O.
Seventh Prize-Next best Jingle, s1.O0.
The above list of prizes, Cash and the
Velvet Kind Ice Cream, will apply to each
weeks Jingle Contest until further notice.
Sec Rules and Conditions Read them
carefully.
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Rnnkcr-LiiuhHclI.

Abingdon, Va January "A wed
ding that connected two families OF
prominence throughout the State took
place yesterday afternoon at 1880
o'clock. when John Oyler Booker and
Miss Belle Litctiield were married.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr.. Neal nj tho home of the
brides hrothrr-in-law. KAN t +
stuart. The couple left at $40 for an
Eastern trip. Only rela tives witness
ed the ceremony. Ont-of-town guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Carpen-
ter, Of johnson City: Mrs. Clarence NJ.
Trinkle and Miss Page Moore, OF
Wythcvillc; s. VI. Lawrence, Miss Mayo
Carpenter, G. Y. Carpenter and Walter
Oyicr, all OF Roanoke.
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His Landlady's Advice
Probably Saved His Life

| feel that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
saved my life. inherited weak kidneys
The discharge was SO frequent and pain
ful that would have to stay in bed TO
obtain temporary relief. ! consulted good
physicians, but the results were disap-
pointing My landlady advised me to try
Swamp-Root as the last resort, which
did, and was quickly relieved.
| continued taking Swamp Root, and
my weight has increased fifty pounds.
My health is Of the best, and have told
many others about DR.. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root and have done lot Of good in this
way. Your wonderful medicine is OF
great value to mankind.
Yours very truly,
]. Fl. BRUXBY,
835 Main St. pawtuckct, r. |.
The above statement made before me
declare TO be truthful in every detail
THOMAS MARSDEN.
Notary Pubic.
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PECKHAM DISMISSED
.AdJutant az American S,lyutiop Arm, X,
Longer Under SusDjcion

1Hutr EusniciOn.
Ndjntan' William Il. Peqkham in ,bnry,
OF 'he local branch OF ;hc American saliva
u"n Army. was dismissed in Police corr,
yesterday morning o: charge preferred
against h.,n by police Officers, who snsnect
90 him o; obtaining money under ..iIsc ,.rr-
tcnseS ~
M"Jo: Werner had Feckham In mis- onic.
several weeks ago. the trend az his r,mYrks
nt.hr ina; Il w"ald hc healthier FOR the
Ainerican Salvation Army TO move ia some
rev held-some field in which the no,icn
might not p" 10 active and observant rbe
adJuthni stuck. II could no; be proved maj
nc mad rnisnsed amy OF the funds Entrusted
1" mis- care by charita bly, minded persons
ana there was-Hiihoui any definite law an
'hs snoJec;-bnt one thing for Justice
tFutchhe'd to 10. He did II. and MIR ptct
nam captain IS he is knowa among his ~
hoT's. walks the streets again = free man
Major Werner. Detective Gentry ana DR.
}. I. MaStin. secretary Of the State boar
OF Charities and Corrections, appeared yor
tne commonwealth, and Attorney Is,oc
DigEs for the prosecution
IAe police department. ~ sill 1oub,,uI
complaints in other cities against The sam.
ofsan,za'ion have served, and will con,inuc
to serve. to keep its eye open on thc mo-.
ncnis %: this army.
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Rules and Conditions
This contest is absolutely Free

This contest is absolutely Free.
All First Week Iingles must be delivered at the
Purity Ice Cream Corporations office, Jefferson
and Cary Streets. not later than II o'clock Thurs
day, January I, 1912.
The name Of tho First Prize Winner will be
published Friday, January 18th; the Second
Prize winner will be published Saturday, January
18th; the Third Prize winner Sunday. January
18th and each day thereafter the name OF prize
winner will be published in rotation until the
seven. prize winners Of the FIRST week contest
have been printed.
As soon the first week contest closes Thurs
day, January 18th, at noon) the SECOND week
contest will begin that date and hour. Thus:
After the first lot OF Jinglcs have been received
there will be daily announcement of prize
winners, in rotation, for the preceding week 5
contest and VIC will receive entries for the next
weeks contest.
Jngles must be written plainly on ono side Of
the paper only
Jlnglcs must not be more than four lines
Write as many Iingles as you please.
Each Jingle must contain the words Velvet
Kind and refer to ice cream.
Each Jingle must be written on separate
piece of paper.
Deliver as above personally or by mall sign full
name and residence address
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$50, na,aOridse street. full attendance ],


requested.
Church Reception.
\ very delightful reception was s!ycn last
aishi by Mrs. \. Clarence Atkins AT her
aume. lHI Porter street. tor the members
OF the Industrial Chapter OF the Meade NJ.
mortal Episcopal Church. The house was
beautifully decorated with forms and palms
Mrs Atkins assisted in receiving b..
Mrs tiil Mrs. Putam and Miss weistscr
y delicious buffet supper was served
Condition Improved.
mo condition OF George Knight the civ
empioFe who was seriously injured wednes-
day by falling beneath the wheels OF !.
double wagon nc was driving vas reported
yesterday ns slightly improved
Personal and General
Miss Louise Wcisser has returned 10
Sweetbriar to continue her studies
Mr.. and Mrs r. {. Wood of $40 Pnrtcr
street, have moved 10 their new home in
Woodland Heights.
T. J, Shclnut. of Bremen. Ca is visiting
his brother III Woodland Heights
j. W. Watts, OF .ei Yves, Nineteenth
street is critically Ill at hla home
sullivan f.. BURNS. OF Swansboro is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. George. In Washington
New South Council, 40 S. Jr. o. L. A. ~,
VIII meet Tonight
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south Richmond Bureau.
The Time Dispatch.
100 Hull Street,

Tg!epheac Madison l7S.
70. more ;ala an hour yesterday morn.
Ing al! traffic on the Free Bridge was tied
UP BY falling horses. which we're unable to
maintain foo,hoid on the shppery planks.
At one zine SIX horses were down. Four
teen cars and dozens OF wagon were BLOCK
ed. Fifteen double teams. :nuling bricks 10
Richmond, were liucd UP on seventh street
untl the heavy frost had melted. one man.
Il frequent OF the bridge had cart
load OF light sand sprnkied on the drive
way. and this helped matters some.
Unless some plan is devised the bridge
when covered with snow aud Ice VIII by
i'm pnssablu. I.nsi Year when there
Two bridges handling the traffic there wero
| many delays from falling horses. and now
with only one bridge handling the cntIlu
business oil the greater city II is feared
accidents. The weight yesterday the
! bridge during tho block was. II is said.
greater than ,hc fridge was designed TO
carry.
Sent On 10 Grand Jury.
Oh charge of housebreaitims Doe IN
! dcrson, twenty-five years aid was sent on
10 the January term OF the grand jury by
Justice IL y. Maurice in Police Court, Part
:, Doe who il Il frequent visitor OF Po-
lice Court. vas recently Released after scrr-
Ing term in the city Jail, where he was
scut Cor bsing drunk and dis"rderly lie
was caught about midnight Wednesday, by
in the au; % taking bottle OF whiskey out
OF the window - Gilman Brothnrs saloon.
THO screen guarding The window had been
removed and IN" glass broken. When
searched three other bottles @; whisky
were found in his pockets.
James Phillips. colored charged with
threatening the l!fo o. John Thomas was
dismissed.
Feeling Intense mt Chester.
Willie Williams. the young negro suspect,
being held in the isichnond city Jail,
charged with being the nssalani OF littie
Sadie Foulkcs. OF Chester. Il Is said.
OF his attorney. Charles L. Morris, who,
| after appearing before three magistrates
and appealing ior his client. prevented his
transfer 10 Chester for id.ntinca ton y
body OF armed men. II Is sntd, were walt
ing his appearance with In" svowcd intent
al dca ling ont summary Justice. An cm-
ploye OF the Atlantic Coast Line i,hiirold
| between Petersburg and Richmond is au-
thority for the statement that Twenty-Five
armed men hon rdcd his train and made a
thorough search for Williams. The feeling
IN Chester is very intense. and The man VIII
be kept in ilichmond until his trial 10 avoid
any trouble.
Tho little girl viii bc brought TO Rich
mond this morning for the purpose OF dcn-
tify!nR Williams. Another negro. I.nndon
| Matthews, Is being held In Petersburg on
the same charge. lie. We'll as Williams.
denies ali knowledge of tho crime.
lfrcmcn Seek Promotion.
As the result OF tho rcsien.t ton OF c.
u fletcher. engineer OF Engine Company,
No. IS, vacancy In the comps W must DO
h!!cd and "A promotion made. Tic men in
une for promotion arc ~. u, Bowmun and
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DOCS ORDERED MuZzIEn
several Attacked by Canine tocc,ed
With rabies.

fredericksburg, Va. January 43D-
}. - Barney city health officer. has
dog shot by Officer Tansin two DAYS
ago. The head was sent TO WashIng.
ton for examination by an expert, and
lnc report was to the effect that tho
Accordingly all dogs in the city have
been ordered either confined oi. NM
zled for thirty days. The dog had lii
ten several other dogs and snapped at
a number of people. - -
The SUPERVISORS of stafford county
have shortened the hunting season,
changing tho time for shooting wild
turkeys from the State limitation OF
January 81 10 January
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John Jennings, 4 new man on this side
Business Men to Meet

The South Richmond and Chesterfield
Business Mems Association has been called
together Tor meeting to morrow night In
Lafayette Hall. Several important topics
will he discussed.
Councilman w. w. Workman will, Il is said
spring a surprise the meeting. lie has
been working on a proposition which vii!
explode bomb in the camp OF the sup
portess OF the FORWARD plan.
Daughters to Meet.
ChesterAe!d Chapter, United Daughters OF
The confcdcracy. vii! hold its regular
meeting Tomorrow afternoon at $50 o c,ocl;
a. the residence OF Mrs. J. sidney Baker.
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News of South Richmond

Clarence Wright, substitute hrcnca.
For the position OF engineer. which Is a
prom otiom. three possible candidates have
been mentioned. Lieutenant Walter smith
and Bud Cotton, both members OF tie
old Manchester Fire Department and Two
OF the oldest in point OF service in the
department. ara seeking the place. is
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Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You.
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, n. V, for a sample bottle. Ii will
convince any one You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention the Rich
mond Daily Timcs-Dispatch Regular
fifty-ccnt and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
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Everything in Groceries
Always Save You Money

Best Granulated Sugar, lib. &c
Glib. Jars Homemade Preserves. zoe
Swift's Premium Hams, lb I7c
Pocahontas Corn, cans for. sc
Smithfield Country Hams, lb.. 10c
Va. Pride Coffee, fresh roasted.
per 10. .......-..... 25c
High Grade lib. prints Butterinc. zoe
cans Square Brand Condensed
MIX Tor ......,....... 25c
New Bonelcss Goldfish, h.. :. &c
Imported Sour Krout. quart &c
81 bottles Duffy's Malt Whiskey SIC
New Clipped Herrines, dozen. l0c
81 bottle Old Fulcher Whiskey. 75c
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, lib. SC
New Large Irish Potatoes, peck 33c
Good Green or Mixed Tea. lb. .40c
Extra quality Early June Peas, can lie
Best Sugar Cured Hams, h.. -, loo
Finest Canned Tomatoes .....,. SC
Large cans Fish Roe, lib cans, for. 25c
5-ib. pals Iiomc- Made Preserves. 55c
Good Canned Salmon, FOR . 25c
Good Carolina Rice, h.. ..'..5 Sc
Lib. cans Good Luck Baking Powder Sc
Va. Strained Honey, , lbs. for :. :. 2Sc
6 Eat Alackcrcl Csc
New Seeded Raisins, lib. pkg 49,. I0c
New tlomny or Grits, ID. Sc
Good Apples. per peck. ...... soc
American Sardines. cans for. 25c
Ccrcsota or Gold Medal Best Flour,
42c bag; per barrel ....... SO. 60
lbs. Loose Lump Starch .,...... 25c
Gold Medal Coffee, Java and Mocha
mixture. ID. cans .......... .30c
Good Mixed Tea, per To-. ........... SOC
Eagle or Brookdalc Asparagus, can. .i9c
Baker locol, can ...-....... l0c
Smoked California Hams, H.. .l2c
Good Creamery utter. per III. .... SIC
SILVER King Best Patent Family
Flour, SIC bag; or, per barrel $500
Fines; Breakfast Boon III. ,....... l6c
Fresh Nearby Couuiry Eggs, dozen. BE
Pure Leaf Lard, h. ......'.=.,..... I2c
Good Lard, per lib. \ ........,....l Oc
Large bars Circus Bra nd Soap, bars 25C
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'TH|aE:. WEATHER.

Forecast; For VirEinin-FHir and
much colder, with cold wave Friday
In west md northwest; Saturday fnIr.
For North CnrOlinR--Fair and colder
fridny; Saturday brisk and high west
mud northwest winds.
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Special Local Data for yestcrday.

Special Local Data for Yesterday.
- noon temperature ............ 81
: r. NJ temperature " rs
NlaNimnm temperature up to S
,,ip. Al. ,........,........ 10
"iminnm temperature up to S
W. .......-... -
Mean ,empcrD turG .. IA
Normal temperatures " M
i'cntlcncy in temperature .... (
'ciicieucy in temperature since
,, u .............,.. .?
AcGuin' excess III temperature
since January ..... =
Kaintan last twenty-four hours Oi
Deticiency in rainfall since March
$50. .............. =, IS
Accum. deficiency In rainfall since
'h'ualS -........... as
LEGAL Observation s p. VI. YESTERDAYS.
Temperature ~
Humidity
Naturalization S ~
Wind-vclocity -
Weather f,,ohi.
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Here's a Sample Jingle

Just to show how easy it is to enter this
contest we print this sample:
YOU WRITE ONE NOW and send it
i'll before January 18th.
There's pies and cakes and candies,
too.
And Velvet Ice Cream for me and
you,
If all were placed upon platter
Young and old would buy the latter {"
Write Your Jingle Here.
Observation-Disclosures.
..-........,...,.
Name ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Address Observation-Disclosures.
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New Year. Dance.

The New Years dance given last
night in the Library Hall by Peters
burg Council. Knights OF Columbus,
was very delightful afnir and was
largely attended. There were sixty
couples on the floor and many spec
tatcrs Dancing was kept UP until a
late hour. delegation was expected
from Richmond but they were pre-
vented from coming by the inclemcn;
Wen thcr
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organization and laying of the corner
stone, as follows:
"B. NJ. A,
January g. 1895.
January 4. 1912"
A Sad Death.

Philip X. Roper. died this morning at
1915 o'clock at her home on Apollo
street. after brief Illness. She vas
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Bin
FORD, and had only been married about
a year she wac one Of the most pop
ulnr and lovablc young women in the
city, and her death, go unexpected has
caused sincere regret in the community.
Besides her parents. she Is survived by'
three s!sters-Misses Annie r.. Grace
w. and Mary NJ. Binford. all OF this
city.
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RESOLUTIONS Of Thanks.

At the regular meeting of A. Z. AN
Camp of Confederate Veterans to-
night resolutions cf thanks 10 Cover
nor Foss and the Massachusetts dele
CATION for the magnificent clock re-
Gently presented TO the camp were
adopted. The resolutions will be hand
somciy prepared AMI forwarded to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
Church Officers Elected.

After the regular service at tho Sec
ond Baptist Church last night the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Church Clerk. C.. H. Filing
ton; Financial Secretary, j. ]. Gard
ncr; Assistant Secretary T. z. Par.
IRISH; Treasurer. ]. y. Pulley. Mr.. Pull
ley has held the ONCE OF church treas
urer for twcnty-slx consecutive -,ca ~
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Arrested aud DI.cbnrycd.

Landon Matthews. a young negro.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
suspicion of being tho assailant Of Miss
sadie Fowlkes. near Chester, on Mon
day afternoon He answers In some
respects the description given OF the
assailant. Matthews was discharg geo
to-day OH the authority of a message
from Chester that he vas no, the man
wanted, and that the Assailant. Will
liam Williams. was In custody and had
been Identified.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
DR.. ABRAMS is
NOT CANDIDATE
Will Not Look For Nomination For
up. Congressman

i am not a candidate for any onjc,
nor win seek any nomination either
for senator cor congressman this ran
said Dr. Edward r. Abrams today g.,
a representative or The News
in reply tn "a question as 10 his inten
tons. For some mouths pest Dr. All
rams has been mentioned as poss.
tle candidate for the Republican nom
nation for representative of IN,
Twelfth Michean district i'm Congress
Ills statement today puts an end a.
this speculation Congressman II. Oliu
Young t. in The field for re-eiectlon
and the friends 1f w r. oates are
urging him 10 enter the field but so far
he has not decided 70 run.
Il was offered support from mauy
sources" sud Dr Abrams. "it would
allow my name To- bee used i'm conuoc-
tion with tha candidacy for Congress.
lut feel thai la nay cauacity as mem
Der OF the state board Of health / can
be of much greater service 10 the pub
lie than Ly occupying any legislative
ofIlce NY wish IS TO serve. not tc
seek ofice, aad my view OF amy aom-
lnation is that men should be selected
only for their ability or fitness 10 best
serve those whom they represent, and
not with any idea Of the honor con
ferred or the cmolumcnts accrumP 60
the office Good men have been mon
toned Tor the nomination for Con
iress. men who should represent the
district With credit and therefore /
do not see that there IS any occasion
FOR my ac-eding To the wishes of those
who have urged my candidacy.
THE state beard of health. as now
constituted, is one OF the real. active,
useful boards of The state. ana since
The appointment OF Dr Dixon Il has
started movements that whom carried
uut win place the state of Michigan in
The forefront OF those states that are
doing the most for sanitary progress.
Tho work of the board appeals 10 mc.
is directly in my line, and 1 foe' that
il aflords sCopc for comforting nublic
service equal IL not greater than wouid
bc in my power IL elected To a legisn-
tive Office
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::..:.:..:.:.........:....:..:..:.:..:..,...:..:

Mr. and Mrs. William PAUL hav
gone to White City for few days to
be the guests of Mrs. r j. Hennc.
and family.
Regardless of the inclemcnt wealth
or a large number went to white Clt.
on the International this mornins
The occasion Was the annual outin'
Of Ivy Rebckah lodge of Lake Linden
Harts orchestra of Hubbell accom-
panied the excursionists.
Mrs. Fabian Bourgoin left this week
for Duluth whore she will join her
husband and make her future home
Mr.. Bourgeois went TO the Zenith City
ON The D'Habcrvilie excursion last
month ana secured position there.
The funeral of the three-year-old
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Clouthicr
accidentally killed By a Copper Range
train yesterday about noon, viii be
held tomorrow morning.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
WHALE BOAT CATCHES SHARK
Marine Monster, Weighing Approx
mateIy Eight Tons, liarpooned
Off Vancouver Coast.

While securing the ocean for whales
one of the little steamers working
from the Kyuquot station landed a
thirty foot shark.
The "wolf Of the sea" is claimed to
be one of the largest ever seen in
northern waters and weighed approx
mately eight tons.
The whaling steamer had been
searching yainly for whales for sew
eral days and the lookout had grown
tired Of scanning the surface Of the
ocean. He was suddenly aroused 10
action by observing the dorsal fin OF
a monster shark cutting tho water
about 200 yards on the port bow As
the big sharks yield considerable oil,
the ships officers decided to try for
this one in view Of the lack of whales.
Running to within thirty yards of
the shark with the boat. the gunner
fired the harpoon from the gun and
struck the monster at the first shot.
After terrific fight TO hold the strug-
Cling sea animal It was hauled aboard
and cut up, the steamer resuming her
search for the larger mammals.
Officers Of the Tees declare that the
shark was the largest they had ever
seen. II was Of the species common
to the Pacific coast, but not quite 20
far north.-Vancouyer Sun.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
ATHLETIC MEET PLANNED.

An athletic tournament by the Fin
hlsh athletic clubs OF the upper penin-
shia is being arranged for September
) al 'he driving park. Teams OF five
men each from Negaunee. Painesdale
South Range and two from Hancock
VIII be entered and the program will
Include discus throw throwing iavelin,
shot put running broad jump, and
lOO-yard DASH The participants will
compete for the upper peninsula lea
gue cup, now held by the Reipas club
of Hancock.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
HOME FROM NEaAuNEE.
Grand Treasurer and Delegate Of Sons
Of ST. George Return.

~
The two representatives of the Lake
Linden lodge, sons of ST. George, have
returned from Negaunoc whore they
went last week TO attend the annual
grand lodge session and reunion of the
lodges Of the state Joseph ilosldns
grand treasurer OF the order, went as
a grand lodge official, while John
Hodge went as delegate. Both re-
pert having had a deiehtful time.
Mr. Ioslsins has completed his third
term as treasurer OF the grand lodge.
According to the laws governing the
organization. when "a grand treasurer
hold office for four consecutive terms
he is entitled 60 the jewel OF a past
grand president, therefore Mr.. Hos-
kins viii be entitled TO that honor af-
ter the next session. Not only will
he be entitled TO a grand past prcsi-
dents Jewel but he also VIII be cnti-
tied TO q seat i'm the supreme body of
the order
Mr.. Hoslins has held grand lodge
Office FOR many years ANA has made n
very good officer.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
ANOTHER FINE CONCERT.
Calumet 6 Hecla Band 10 Entertain
at Caledonia Park Tomorrow.

at Caledonia Park Tomorrow.
Manager George -. Barnard of the
Calumet & Hecia band promises the
people OF the Torch Lake towns an
other treat in the musical lire tomor-
row evening The band viii render
a popular concert az Caledonia park.
similar to the one heard here few
weeks ago. The program win be as
follows:
March Garland Entrce' Eong
Selection Golden Girl" Howard.
Euphonlum solo-"Les rolics Ber-
ceres" lnpes, Harry r. King,
Overture william Tell" Rossini
Paraphrasc-"M Maryland My Mary
land" Voolker
Duet uute and clarlneD "Firta-
lion," Barnard. John Hermann, Jr,
and August Torreano
Potpourri -"Tone Picture of the
North and South" Bendix
Descriptive Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep" Leyenburs.
Observation-Disclosures" Holmes.
The musicians win play from plat
form tomorrow evening, which win bc
decided addantasc Tho band VIII
be down on The 1880 street car ana
the concert viii start about 7;t5 or
shortly after that time, Everybody ia
the Torch Lake towns is cordially i'm
Vited