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The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
WILL
HOLD INQUEST
Popular Engineer Is Supposed
to Have Been Victim Of
Heart Attack.
PROMINENT IN LODGES
= OLDEN a. REESE. n mann.

n OlDEN A. REESE, n popu-
lar railroad enginee
dropped dead at the corner
OF Fourth and Colorado avenue
this morning shortly after
O'Clock. Companions who were
with him tried in vain to restore
life when he collapsed to the side
walk, but he passed away without
uttering sound and almost with
out struggle.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Allen Boosting.

DR.. j. Q. Adams of Montrose, who
Is so deeply Interested in the uran-
ium and vanadium industry, and the
extraction of radium, wrote a long
article fer the Montrose Press this
week, boosting the radium nroposi-
tion on the western slope. and warm
ly ccmplimented Orr j. Adams Of this
city for his activity in the work,
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Associated Press.

Douglas, Ariz.. March Ia Three
hundred additional state troops un-
der Prefeeto Bracamonte arrived at
Aqua prieta today bringing the num-
Der of the constitutional garrison up
to 900.
A force of 300 is being organized
to pursue Ojeda's column, which is
supposed to be on its way to Nogales.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Sonora Troops Attack
Federals at Nogales;
Bullets Cross Border
Assnciated Press

al
Interior towns and the capture Yesterday of Aqua Peta Loco Sonora
enlorcemen from Federal Commander oiedas 500 who
250 a
Mexican had been wounded this side of the Bullets
reinforced Tuachuca
estimated
is said have II killed
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
WILSON CANNOT ATTEND
DEDICATION OF GROVER
CLEvELAND'S OLD HOME
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, March President
Wilson today declined an invitation
to attend the dedication of Grover
Cleveland's birthplace at Caldwell,
y. j., on March is. The president
explained his inability to attend by
stating that 81 am bound here by
obligati tions which ! cannot escape" +"
He sent a message of respect and
tribute to the former president.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Z. L. Rnrney Rack.

Frank L. Barney has returned
from Wisconsin. where he went with
his wife some three weeks ago. AZ
ter spending about three weeks here
he will return to Wisconsin to spend
PROBABLY Il year in that section OF the
country. although he expects fully TO
come back to Grand Junction within
is months.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13

Home from Missouri. ~
Miss Bertha Corey of this city is an
arrival home from Nevada Mo-.
where she has been visiting with rel-
atives for some little time.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
WOMAN MARRIAGE BROKER
GIVEN MONTH IN JAIL
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Council Bluffs, Ia. March 13.-
Mrs. Florence Gamble of Boone, Ia,
who yesterday pleaded guilty to mis-
use Of the mails in conducting a mat
rimonial scheme, was today sentenced
by Judge Smith Mcpherson of the
federal court to serve 60 days in
jail and pay a fine of $500.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
San Franciscan Here.

H. Harris. a travelling man from
Frisco, is in the city on business with
local merchants, and says that all
Frisco is busy with preparing for
the great exposition two years
hence
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Halderman Arrives.

County Attorney j. f. Halderman
returned home this morning on No
3 from Denver, where he went on
legal matters the latter part of last
week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. March 13.-The SOL
diers along the Mexican border have
been forbidden to return the fire of
Mexican troops except on the specific
authority given by the war depart
ment at Washington. This instruc-
non has been sent by direction of
Secretary Garrison to General Bliss
the commander of the border forces.
and conformity with the purpose of
the war department will remove all
possible causes of friction between
the Americans and Mexicans. espe-
ciaily in the neighborhood of No
gsles. The initial step in this pol
icy was taken when Bliss was in
structed to withdraw the border pa
troll far enough from the line to keep
cut of sight of the Mexican soldiers.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
STANDING OF THE CANDIDATES.
RECLASSlF|CAT|0N MAY BE DEFEATED

County Attorney John nlderman returned today from
well defined intention the Of the the old Am
sication 1t feared third
Iative Newton is making
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
VIII Ride to Canon.

VIII Ride To Canon.
+. ID, Barnes, a well known local
typewriter man. expects to escort a
party of friends to Monument canon
on horseback trip Sunday. The
party will be composed of about six
local young men.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
H. ELMER FROST
DYING IN IDAHO
Former Local Editor Is Hope
leSsly III, Was in Business
Here For Five Years.

2 q
: Hundreds of friends in this g
5 city and county will hear with &
g sincere regret that II. Elmer 6
: Frost, for number of years e
= prominent resident of this city, g
: is hopelessly i'll at his home in g
: Salmon, Ida. q
s G
3 8 g g q g @ g G. @ g G. aa ca 3
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Bowman Arrives.

Bowman Arrives.
George w. Bowman of Palisade ar
rived this noon to spend the rest of
the day, transacting business of inn
portance.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Tucson. Ariz.. March 13.-Ready
to rush to Nogalez. Ariz.. in the
event that fighting might extend
across the border, troop train was
held under steam all day yesterday
at Fort Huaehuca.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
A ssncinted Press

Associated Press.
El Paso. Tex. March 12.-Advices
today state that rebels had burned
lG railroad bridges south of Chihua-
hra City, cutting all rail and wire
com mmunications south of that city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-13
Associated Press

fSHlUFHltfI IIVN.s,
Nogalea, Ariz.. March -Firipg
began at daybreak across the border.
The state troops used grenades in
their attack. Numerous bullets
crossed the international boundary
to the residence section. Colonel
Kesterlitzky sent for Dr. A. l.. Gus
letter to care for the wounded.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
TIE ROOF GARDEN OPENING.

Last Thursday evening Mr.. Nor
gan McNeel invited a large party
of friends to Dutch supper on the
new roof garden of the Kennesaw
House but the threatened rain caus-
ed the entertainment to be given in
the cafe and parlor of the hotel A
fine supper with suitable beverages
was served and a merry time spent.
The garden was beautifully deco
rated for the evening. 1t is sure to
be popular resort for parties who
enjoy cool, quiet place for summer.
Marietta will appreciate this roof
garden as somsthing novel and de-
lightful. 1t will add greatly to the
comfort of the Kennesaw House
which already has many excellent
features to its credit.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
SOCIAL AND Personal
Mrs CARRIERS PHONE BUSINESS PHONE
e $40 &c : e IS &c

keV. Henry Little, of Springfield,
Mo, is a guest of Miss Sallie Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Shorter and
daughter, Thclma, have gone to their
new home in Augusta after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Robertson
We return thanks to Miss Ruby
Chandler for an invitation to the
commencement exercises of the
Gainesville, Texas, High School.
Little Robert Pfenning is recoy-
erlng from pneumonia at the home
OF his grandmother in Americas.
Mrs. Campbell Wallace, Jr., is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Halle
hurst in Macon.
Mrs. d. C. Osborn and children,
Mardelle and Sarah, are spending
this week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Carmichael at their beau
tiful country home on Marietta car
line.
Miss Mary Robson, a senior in
Wesleyan college, has been elected
one of the editors of the college
Monthly Magazine, THE Wesleyan"
She is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
L.. b. Robson, of Marietta, and an
unusually bright and studious girl.
Miss Julia Howell will join her
sister, Mrs. 7. J. Charlton. in Wash
ington City and go with her to Vas
ser College in New York where Miss
, Catherine Howell Charlton will grad
uate this June. There are 1000 pu~
pills in this great school and it is
one of the finest in the world
Lieutenant John H. Towers, SEN
ior officer of the Navy Aviation
Corps whose camp is near -Annap-
Oils, took the Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels, eight miles in a
| Flying boat" one day last week.
This distinguished aviator is a neph-
CIV of the Misses Towers of Mariet-
ia, and is expected to visit them
this summer as he did last. He is
only p years old.
On the last day of school Miss Lau-
RE Ford had two charming little
dialogues in her class. One was cal
led, Playing Grown Up" in which
Mary Sue Potts, in long dress and
big hat, called on Charlotte North
cult who was busy at home and also
dressed as a lady. The other was
| Three Little Mothers" In this
Virginia Boston, Emmie Montgom-
cry and Adele Moss were dressed in
long skirts and carried big dolls in
their arms.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
PROMOTION FOR OTIS BRUMBY

Otis Brumby, son of Mr.. 7. NJ.
Brumby, who has been reporter and
city editor of the st Petersburg, Fla.
Times has recently been placed in
charge of the business office.
lie ownes big interest in the paper
and is only % years old. The paper
publishes both a daily and weekly ed
ition and is given away on every day
the sun does not shine in st. Pet
ersburg which claims the finest eli
mate in America. We congratulate
Mr.. Brumby on his success and send
our fraternal greetings and good
wishes hereby
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
GeIepbcue News for this Page to
NrS. Carter.
PHONE $40.

Mrs Mary Howell is in Chattanoo-
ga for the reunion.
Mrs. j. w. L. Stovall has return
ed from a visit in Forsyth county.
Mr., and Mrs. W. A Bishop are
spending a week in Florida.
Mrs Frank Lockwood is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Clay.
Mrs. Kenan White was hostess of
the Roswell Street Sewing Club at
its last meeting.
Misses Pearl and Alma Nell will
leave Thursday for a visit to Etc.
wah and Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Sheftal, of
Long View, Texas, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenan White.
Miss Isabel Brumby is spending
the week in Atlanta with Mrs. Rog-
er Dewar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Mcneil and
son Frank, motored up to Chattanoo-
ga Tuesday.
Hon. John P. Cheney and Mr.. Len
Baldwin attended commencement in
Dahlonega this week.
Mrs G. w. York has returned from
Amory, Miss, where she visited her
son, Mr.. H. d. York
Mrs. Charles H. Field, of Clear
water, Fla, is visiting her parents,
Captain and Mrs. Heard, near town.
Mr.. Hugh Agricolla, of Gadsden,
Ala, came home with his cousin,
Miss Marguerite White for a visit.
Mr.. Gordon Gam will attend the
reunion of his law class at Mercer
University in Macon next Tuesday.
Mrs. Pierre Camblos, who is in
Chicago, will go to Stratford, Ont.
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Rennie, before
returning home.
There will be a singing at Shady
Grove the third Sunday in June
from the Christian Harmony song
books.
Messrs Joel Harris Anderson and
Elmer Ellie Byrd, ofEtowah, Tenn,
spent last Saturday in Marietta, as
the guests of friends.
Mr.. L. B. Carnes is building a nice
tWo-story seven room house with all
conveniences, on Whitlock avenue.
1t will be for rent.
Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe came
home Wednesday from st Mary's
school at Raleigh N. c. to spend
vacation.
Mrs. A. c. Latimer and Mrs.
John West, of Bolton, S. C. recently
visited Mrs. Mills Mcneil for several
days.
Judge NJ. A. Morris, John H. Bos-
ton, Jr, and W. A. DuPre of Mar
ietta, and Messrs. Will and Charlie
Davenport of Cumming, left Tuesday
on a fishing trip to Cortez, Florida
and will be gone ten days or two
weeks.
A small party of Boy Scouts, in
Guiding Tom Read, Lewis Hoppe,
Eugene, Morgan and Mills Mcneil,
are camping out on the banks of
the Etowah river in Cherokee Coun-
ty near the country place of Mr..
Earl Field
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
FARM FOR SALE.

| offer for sale my farm half a
mile from Powder Springs. Fresh
land, 81 acres in cultivation, 5 in
woods and 3 in pasture. Well wat
cred, good house and barn, fruit
trees. j. C. Maddox,
At r. F. ID. Powder Springs.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
At your service,
Phone 43, J. W. Petty. -. 49,.

Editor Rucker, of the Alpharetta
Free Press, has received a lemon
grown in Milton county by Mrs.
John Cox, that weighed one pound
and four ounces and was of a fine
flavor.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
This Lady

was reading our circular when the
wind blew it away. We reproduce
it for her benefit, and yours.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
To Be Renovated

as you will hardly recognize them,
when we are through with them.
unless you can recall their Original
Appearance.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-30
You SOuld Decide

On some means Of Identifying
your garments when you bring them
bara
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

You viii look good while before
YOU lima "a better Medicine for coughs
ana colds than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy n not only gives relief
b cures. Try II when you have q
cough or cold, and you are certain to
bee pleased with the prompt cure
which Il viii effect. For sale 10y All
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
G. A. R. AND ALLIED
ORGANIZATIONS
At REVIVAL
Members of Various Patriotic
Societies of Albuquerque
Hear Evangelist Honeywell
Preach on Gods Love.

To congregation made up at the
ladies OF the q. a. H.. the veterans OF
the O.. 4. A.. the ladies' Of Lincoln
circle. the Wuman's Relief Corps. tho
official boards aud aid societies Of
several OF the churches ana the usual
attendants at the meetings, Evange-
list Honeywell last evening discoursed
convinclngiy on Gods Love"
From the text God so loved the
world that lie gave Ills only hegotton
Son that whatsoever believed in Him
might have eternal life." the speaker
gave eloquent exposition of the Faith
cr's love for Ills children. His clemen-
cy and tenderness. The story OF the
prodigal son brought out an effec-
tive Characteristic ct the all-forgiying
love in the human fathers heart
No dcnunciatlon On men or meas
urcs, but an appeal 10 all 90 put thrm-
selves lin tuno with the Infinite" love
of God 10y clean, heroic living every
day marked the splendid service last
evening.
The chorus under direction OF Prof,
WeEncr rendered tho familiar songs
ana anthems with fine effect. and "a
vocal duet by Prof Wcgncr and Mr..
ColeRrovr touched tho hearts Of the
audience.
The afternoon Tabernacle meeting
conducted hy Mr. Cmegroyc showed a.
greater number present ana greater
interest man has yet been shown, and
the reports from the morning prayer
meetings was most encouraging.
The Bible study class conducted by
Miss Lamont at $3.50 was anoth r
successful session ol the dag.
a notable occasion that viii make
the revival campaign long rem m
hercd WIN be- the banquet 90 Doe tom
ucrcd next Tuesday evening hy tho
churches to an the professional ana
salaried women and Girls in the city
Miss Lamont h directing this man"
moth affair with aides from tho yarl-
aus churches yiVing assistance.
a banquet program iuastS ana
music win feature thr womcu's even
ing. that viii mo- dount hc aH produt-
tive OF spiritual good us oi pleasure
The subject oi the cyunrehsts SER
mon this evening viii be "Nms For
Skeptics tn crack
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
ELLIS RANCH MAY
BECOME RESORT
FOR PUBLIC
Reported Beautiful Spot in the
Sandia Mountains May Be
Taken Over and Made Sum.
mer Recreation Place.

Following the recent death of
George G. Ellis II - reported thai
tho Ellis ranch viii be placed on the
market ana IN likely Ca be- taken over
~ persons planning to convert II In
To summer resort. The Ellis ranch
81 $50 acres IL located az the head OF
Los huertns canyon. six miles from
Flacitas aud sixteen miles from Her
nalillo, In big timber. al the head
waters of the only perennial stream
IN the range which 81 stocked with
trout ana affords fine fishing. while
the miles of dense timber on the sur
rounding slopes OF IN, Sandals af-
ford ideal hunting. deer being plen-
tlful, bear occasional and smaller
game numerous. The ranch has one
81 tn finest truck gardens IN this
section ana the grazing is splendid
Local nimrods and recreation seekers
viii hope that the deal viii 60
through To make this public sum
mer resort for hunters. fishers and
campers, u Is said m case the plan
matcriailze that the road will be I'M
proved "a that the trip from here can
be- made by auto in two a. thrcc
hours Herman Bluehcr ~ this city
with a party OF four. got within q
couple Of mile. Of the ranch ia he
Biurher ear sunday ana Mr.. All,D.
the bee man. took his Ford machine
within about q milo. u is said few
hundred dollars would make the road
easily passHblo FOR autos an the WAY.
ono OF th" natural wonders of the
Ellis place is the "t.osl spring" which
CUISINES out at Tho ratio of thousands
of gallons minute for several weeks
iu the mtc spring, fed by snbtcrran-
can flows from the melting SNOW on
the crest ot tho mountains. The
water in this stream contains certain
constituents which have built up re-
markuble natural somi-circUl. dams
over which the water falls in some
places for fifteen or twenty-five feet
The forest service D. now construct.
ing q telephone extension from the
terminus OF the line at Madeira across
the divide 90 the Ellis place which
viii give whom completed telephone
communication with this city. Paul
Ellis is now employed bv the service
in charge of this work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
.DATE FOR CONCERT
IS CHANGED TO
APRIL q
Through Courtesy of Santa F.
Date of April FL Is surren-
dered; Charles j. Andrews,
Director for Benefit.

The benefit concert for the Fran
ciscan orphnnagc viii hr giVen IN The
kiks thcuter ou April 22 instead ut
April 81 Tho change has been made
iu order tn ohligC q SANTA ro reading
room attraction. which desires the
April 81 date. The tickets TOT TN
benefit have already been printed
Hnd distributed. hearing tho date oi
Arm ~, Purchasers are asked 90
note Inc change of date to April %.
Preparations for the concert are
proceeding spleudidly Charles j..
Andrews la Ia charge OF the musical
end of the benefit and the most ial-
ontad musicians in Albuquerque have
consented go donate their services Tor
he Occnsion Many tickets for the
boncfit have already been purchased
and crowded house h expected to
rule on the night pf the concert.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
CHILDREN
WILL RECEIVE FIRST
COMMUNION SUNDAY

In the church of the Immaculate
Conception. nl The o'cluck mass ON
Sunday morning, FiNtN lour small
boys and girls viii receive their Irst
Holy communion. Tho children rnug"
In age from six ana seven years to
ten ana twelve \ special musical
program viii be- rendered during mass
aud the services win hc unusually
brilliant in honor of The occasion.
New pl.tnres--Pastlme-Cr yalnl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

wanted-clean cotton rags at tho
Herald Office.
judge T.. A. Mann spent today in
socorro on legal business.
a.. H. Kile. cattle and sheep grower
90 Toitec. near Rluewatcr, y. M ia
here today on business affairs
X. CUM. miller and merchant Of
I.nguna In a business visitor Ia the city.
guest at the Sturgos hotel.
Mr. ana Mrs r. L. Hoge left today
Tor visit of several days In santa
Re. Mr.. iioge D. sales agent Tor the
Reynolds addition
Tho carpenters are requested 90 be-
nt the meeting of local No. 1919 to-
morrow night az 1889. 10 attend the
Tabernacle meeting IN body
Eddie Price. banker and merchant,
returned 90 his home IN socorro this
morning after brief visit IN Aibn-
puerque.
gate Senator =. = Panaoy h In
Albuquerque from Lamv. stopping at
the sturges hotel senator Pnnkey Is
here on business relative To- MS OK
tenslve cattle Interests.
Miss sabina Butler. superintendent
NJ the purvis hospital la sOcOrru, Is
In Albuquerque un "a brief visit Miss
Butler is graduate of ST. J0seph's
Training school fof Nurses of this
ciis.
Santa Fe train 80 10. leaving Al
buquefque at S.3s this morning COM
sisted of thirteen ears. pulled by two
giant engines. The train extended
from Central avenue almost 90 coal
avenue nearly -four blocks
The regular meeting az the Presnv-
terrain ladies Aid ancicty viii not Doe
held thiH month owing to the after
noon revival services a. the Tabor
nnclc.
~ ~. CLARK. CHIEF orsnuizor of the
order OF RAILWAY Employees Is iu the
tlty from sun Francisco and VIII adj
dress Albuquerque Division SO. 90. iu
ihc Elks lodge room tomorrow even
ing
~. a. Stanton. manager of the Elks'
lheatCr Zoo santa Fe De- ln Albuquerque.
Mr. stanton viii be best man go th'
iHiN FHN fAfNtA NANNNN NHNNNtNA"t WIN ~ n
take place ut 9 o'clopk tomorrow
morning at the residence ct Father
Mandaluri pastor OF the church of the
immaculate Conception.
Alrs George g. ELLIS and son. Frank
Ellis. the latter of Sprngervillo. Ariz..
arrived boz the city yesterday from tho
ellis ranch with W. T.. Allen, the hco
man, IN the altcr's auto. Guy Eliis.
another son. yesterday arrived at the
ranch from Northford. Conn with
hir family. a. spend few days there
and Ia Albuquorqut en- route to Calf
torniu Mis-. Ellis viii remain here
! tor week "a guest at lhe homo ~
Herman Butcher ln ola Albuquerque.
John Collier United states deputy
marshal, returned 60 Santu Fe this
moruing after looking after official
business in Albuquerque and vicinity
for several days Mr. Collier sur
rendered his commission as a deputy
upon his arrival in tNc capital today
and viii enter the cattle business I'0r
many years Mr collier has been a
peace officer ana his retirement as an
official today marks tho close of an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
Strong's Book Store
"You Money Back II You Want H."

active ana honorable lie as a public
servant.
Judge Herbert ~. Reynolds ana
Court clerk r. X. -. Madison loft
this morning for socorro. Judge Ray
noids viii sit for judge Mechem In
tho case of the Territory of New Mex
leo. eX rel Iiouser versus Iiruton, q
damage suit Judge Mochem Is iu
Albuquerque hearing the case OF
Gross. Kelly s. Co, versus Bibo. In
which Judge Reynolds Is disqualified
Mrs George Partridge. society edi-
tor Of the Morning journal. returned
yesterday evening from Gallup, whore
Hho spent several days visiting her
mother
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
BELL RINGERS AND
MALE QUARTETTE
ATTRACTION
Don't Miss the 0tterbeins, +"
Is Warning of superinten-
dent Busser; Experts IN
Jingle Rendition

Th' pttcrboin Mate Qunrlettc ana
Ben Ringers, O truly I.yceum uttrac-
ton. win appear Ia the EllSs thcater
tonight. under the auspices Of the
santa Fe Reading Room association
The btt"rbein people arrived early
this morning from Bclen. where thcy
played last evening Tho personnel
ot the company follows; j. X Anger.
first tenor. Earl H. Wallace second
tenor: Don Edward Mcdowell. bari
tone; a. L. Engle bass: reader and
manager Prot q. g. Wengend, pian-
list ;. T.. Busser. superintendent %
reading rooms, SAYS OF the Otterbeins.
These gentlemen have made "a de-
cided hit in thirty-ninc states OF our
American union. They are MUSICIANS
hailed yearly hy q large aiority OF
the ChautauquaS OF tho country. in
both solo ana ensemble work. as well
as on the bells they have won admir-
crs IN the north as well as In the
south. am writing this az Corona.
de- hotet California, nnd have rust
picked NJ san Diego sun with the
following about these singers: The
Otterhoins are not onlg musical, hut
they ar musicaily amusing. which
few male Qunrtettes dare Ia be- Their
bell ringing pleased the audience i'm
mcnsely. The impersonations OF Mr.
Euglo were much enjoyed. being clcv-
az character bits. rho most enjoy
able evening here Ia long time.
ga IL O. great pleasure ,o intro
duco tho Oltcrhoins. am sure they
viii meet Win u ovation ull over
thp Santa Pc ana uiU ho delighted
with the appreciation of employees
who know % good tbIug when they
meet ~
Don't MISS the Otcrbcins."