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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19

accept the nomination IN this time, save
~ Y .tcp M the United states senate Az
succeed Senator .%nltrr-un. who's term
will expire in March. 1917.
The issue III thc coming campaign ~
Texas hinges solely upon statewide pr"
hihition. and there j. a possibility al -
gcutlcman'S agreement a. to the n"Inih'F
Tor governor and for the senate w lhal
event the probabilities are that Tom Hill
WIN ardent prnhihitioni>t. viii t. named
governor. aud the postmaster -rnrr
Who ~ mn anti prohihiIinni~t' Will XII
O-iyr the nomination. for the senate. N An
said here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
AUSTIN PREPARES
TO RECEIVE &c. S
FOURTH DEGREE WILLIE cox
FOURTH DEGREE WILL FL cox
DIDATES SUNDAY. FENI;I AIRY -.
l.UW tn ATTEND.
SESSION IMPORTANT
SEVENTIES COINCII.S FROM CEN
TRAL AN nSOITHWEST TENAS
WILL. FURNISH CANDIDATES To
TAKE DEGREE.

Austin. Texas. Feb ~ knights ~
Columbus from AL over the state will
gather ~ AuStou "a Wa>hiugtun's birth
,lav anniversary. which - next SUNDAY.
Ia witArss aud participate IN the con
fcrring Of the fourth degree of thi> or
der uIon a class of Ia candidates drawn
from the seventeen councils comprising
the southern district - Texas. Joseph
A. OiI,cilly. master ~ the fourth degree
for the southern district NJ this state.
has received assurances from knights NJ
Columbus ~ the thirty two councils III
the State thai there viii ~ NOT less than
1000 members here. including their
friends and Others. who viii take at
vantage of the low convention railroad
rates that have been put in effect for
this occasion hN the railroads entering
Austin
Distinguished members of This order
and also of the clcr., are ~ IT, here.
Among the members of The supreme cuun.
eli who will hc here are Martin III. Car.
moody al Grand Rapids. Mich deputy ~.
prcme grand knight; Il. Il. Burke ~ New
Orleans vice supreme master ~ the DE
Sofa province Of the fourth degree OF
which Jurisdiction Texas H. Il part. OF
the clergy. Right Rev. j. W. shaw.
bishop a. san Antonio. Will he anron
those in attendance at the ceremonies.
Especial N ~aagcmrntS have been made
for the entertainment ~ thee di>tm
pnished visitors during their STAY at Aus
lin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
FOR NDT.

. This newspaper j. like Z COUPON
. bond that ccrtific> dividends for
. Won.
. The coupons are the advertise
. mcnis which offer YOU o"nortuni
. ties.
. You do not in = literal sense
. have tn ~ any climbing. MI Won
. have a. ~ H. to read ami keen Your
: self posted take what YOU want and
. leave the rest
. Reading the advertisements com
. mis- Nnu a. nothing II merely tells
. Nou what j. being offered.
. When Nou huN Won naturally want
. % sct Nour MONEYS worth. You.
. want 90 huN the thing that will
. serve YOU hc>t anl Won want 10 paw
: The lowest market price.
. The advertisements spread before
= Va urach daV the business news.
. They are part ~ the service Won
. nav for when Won buy this ncv>pa
. per.
. lou are not getting the full worth
. ont Of Nour NEWSPAPER unless YOU
. keep posted on what il has to say
. in itS advertising columns.
Incidentally some of the adyer-
. tiscments are 81 well illustrated and
. written that they are better read
: ing than the news.
1917
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
GRArIFIEp At PROSPECTS.

This degree j. to be- conferred under
the auspices 90 Deputy Supr"me knight
Carmodv of Grand l,apid>. Vice Supr""'"
Master Hurk" If DE Sofa province. and
Joseph A. OltcillN master ~ the fourth
d""rrr for he southern district of Tex
nv. These will ~ assisted TN Il corps ~
official. uf this u"lrr This class ~ 80
candidates win VII. IN far he largest that
has hcrn initiated ~ one time III the his
tory ~ the organization il Texas.
Il am highly griiificd 10 ia" ~ '''-'
Of the most successful eNcmrliticati"n of
This degree in the history 90 the knight.
If columbus IN the state said Master
OI,rill,. "a | have received assurances
~ the seventeen councils ~ this district
thai here viii hr candidates from each
~ them. We have arranged every detail
fur the success nf his work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
a VALENTINE 800

One OF the most pleasant events Of the
season took place III the home of Mrs.
and Mrs. George Barnes on It. Nalcn-
tines eve when Mr.. and Mrs. I. Y. Horn
or. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cutting and Mr..
and Mrs. George Barnes were hosts and
hostcsses nj a Valentine party. Nearly
nifty guests were present aud the even
ing was spent playing $40"
The home was beautifully decorated in
garlands Of red hearts and occasionally
there was u large heart pierced through
and through with a white arrow The tai
~ cards were hearts with thr number .:
games to be- pla. rd already punched and
then n a game va> won a small red rib
bon was tied ia the hole. When the games
were over refreshments - chicken salad.
coffee. sandwichc. brick ice cream. with
red hearts iulaid anal cake were served
AT each place there WAS u Tiny paper has
ket filled with Saltcd almonds.
In the center 81 cl'h table was placed
u cake eat ~ faur rar;> but Laced togcth
or with red ribbon: a rel arrow was
thrust Through the cake and the one ~
whom il pointed had tn pleasure ~ m
tying the ribbons. With each slice of
cake was 4 number which c~urrcspondcl
10 the number Of \ valentine 10 IT, read.
The gcntl men asked the questions and
the ladies gay the n>wcrS This caused
much mcrrimcnt especially when the
answers happened To ga.
Mrs. II. l.. Ka,cv was given a cheese
and cracker dish Tor having the highest
score and Mrs. King rec, wed i lovely
red heart shaped bnN filled with candy
a. a consolation prize. Mr.. q. =. Viii
liamS and Dr. ka>ry "cu;" fur the gen
tlemen'> f. | pIi2c. Mn Williams win
ming hand ome leather bound volume
Of "Rubiiyat of Omar khayyam.'
The entire evening vas thoroughly IN
joyed by everyone present. y numbcr OF
out Of own guests were present. MIR. and
Mrs. Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Of
Ebcncez. 4. Mrs. Moore ~ Memphis Tenn
guest Of her cousin Mrs. Lyun Jones T;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moore ~ San Tcni-
to: Mr.. aud Mrs. T. g.. IAi>tingcr Of Mon
%terrey. Mexico.
The Auction Bridge club Will meet
with the Miss LaStiEacr on Saturday
February - instead of The regular club
day.
The Current Events club met with Mrs
Stuart tins week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19

A. MANY 1T the candidates and members
uf the order will reach here Saturday
during the Ia, and evening. the commii
tee has decided to give a reception and
dance SATURDAY, night az Protection Fire
Hall which i locatcl ON lavara street
and j. easily accessible IN the entertain
mcnt of the visitors Capital CITY Council
and the daughters ~ Isabella will ~
~i~t. Committees al reception and en-
trrt#inmcnI have been appointed and
viii meet The delegates on their arrival
r' Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
4 RAkEEN SALE

The Bakery sale given hy the Ladic-
of The Baptist church last Saturday aft
rrrnun III the Rio Graulr Hardware
store was i success. aS the ALWAYS arr.
both financially and socially. IN five
o'clock the cakes and candies were sold
nnd still there were others wanting more
lis = pleasure while doing your Satur
day shopping to drop ia" for a cup 90
hot chocolate or cofe' and have a plea.
ant chat with friends.
Mis-, Lang left last week for Browns
villn ~ ~ gone several months.
MIR aud Mrs. Robert Smith enter
tanned AZ dinner on Monday evening the
nh. ia honor of Mrs. Van /ant. sister of
Mrs. Buck.
Mrs. Harry Mcneil. who WAS the guest
Of Mrs. y. l.. Barton last week. returned
to her home ia san Antonio Saturday.
Mrs. ". T.. Barton. entertained last
Wednesday afternoon several tables ~
500 ia honor If her guest. Mrs. lIarr,
Mcneil Of San Antoni"
There was y regular meeting Of the or
der of the Eastern Star last FRIDAY nigh;
~ the Masonic lodge AMI a special eat,
meeting on Monday night.
Mrs.. Van Iant. who has hccn visiting
her sister. Mrs. Buck. left last week for
Ter home ia Kansas.
Mrs. Lincoln aud son. Billie arrived
in Nrrcrlc. FRIDAY "a make their future
home here.
Mr.. W. IL. Iastinger arrived home
SATURDAY. from san Antonio. where h.
had >pcnt 4 few DAYS ON business. Mr.
LaStinucr remained over To visit with
friends there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19

number NJ NJ ircrs required In discharg
inn certain cargor>.
L.. A >N~Irm - a. ~. devised MhurrbN
collectors shall rrllort vacancies occur
ring and All contemplated varaHcic> in
their respective district. Collectors ~
customs throughout the United STATES
are d. u posted uf these y~araucic> So
thu The, mat advise The dcrartm 40 iu
cause, here they have cmplo,c, IN their
districts who MAY desire tn lill The same
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
MRS. UoRNFR ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. 1. Y. ~llorncr delightfully."- enter
tanned the Auction Bridge Club last
wcrk. .Altho il was q most ~diSagrc'able
afternoon there were twelve member
present aud one visitor. Mrs. Briggs. Ro
zcllc punch was served during the games
and Immediately afterwards a luncheon
consisting 81 pineapple with grated
cheese and whipped cream nn crisp lct
tnr. leaves Were >ervd with sandwiches.
coffee. and cucOaHHt S%npwblllS.
Though twas dark and gloomy outside
III WAS warm ami merry within. AMI e.
some one >aid-lt was one rainy aft r
noon that all had enjoycd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
HUDSON CENTENNIAL

The hudson Cent nuill" given Nv the
Woman'S Auxiliary 81 the Baptist
church ~ he home of Mrs. G.. X. Wat
son last THURSDAY evening wa very in
tercsting aud instructive. Mrs. !. u. al
bert read IN excellent paper on the Life
of Judson:' Mrs. X. 4. Porter read 2
paper CA the Life of .Iud>on's First
Wife" which was very interesting. Mis-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19

There u always something "a IT, thank
house rent meter ia your home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
SOCIETY

Noonan's subject was Burma" the conn
try in which JudSon lived. All three pa.
pers were very much cnioyed by all pres.
cnt, Lovely refreshments 81 >hcrbct. cake
aud hnl hons wrrs- served AMI the rest
Of the evening was spent ia chatting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS Fol; KENT
H. Eighth street. II ~
FOR RENT: Store on 18th 81. Splen-
did location. l;cut reasonable. Apply
Mrs. prcyfu>S tic 18th. IT. y I'm
FOR RENT Pleasant Room l.aL Wa
shington street. iH
FURNISHED room -aO~ Lcvee SITS ~ m
FOR RENT Front room block from
l.. q. At sol Elijah, IN -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19

The farmers son gets his first lessor
Ia profanity ON the bad road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
MEMBERSHIP TOTALS 10000

There are ~ Texas thirty iNl courll>
al the Knights of Columbus. with a total
membership of apprrNuuatrlN ~ hhh but
onl, seventeen - these councils viii have
candidates. ~ that number forms the
southern district cf Texas. The >evcnt,~ =
councils which will supply the 80 candi
dates arc from the following cities an'l
town>: San Antonio Galveston lluu>
ION beaumont. Austin. Corpus Christi.
Ta,lnr. Port Arthur. Palestine. Victor
ia. Waco Brownsville. Nnakum. lcfugio.
Revillc. Orange. tuero. The largest del
.pations will come from the san Antonio
and Houston councils; both II these
councils have chartered special trains
for the eyent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19
To GIVE RECEPTION DANCE.

committee from the local assembly for
fakinr care of the visitors and ak. for
The enicrtainnvnt Vithc visiting knights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-19

The Auction Bridge club will meet
with the Miss LlStiH.cr en- Saturday
February - instead of the regular club
day.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
TRIED TO BURN THE JAIL
Rigby Prisoner Nearly Lands Himself
in the Hereafter.

One Joe Fitzgibbon, who was on JUS
tice Jones docket couple of times for
drunkenness, under the name of En-
erson, was last Saturday taken in hand
by Marshall Coucher and landed In the
city jail, for kicking off a fuss in pool
hall. The quarters were evidently not
to his liking, as about ten o'clock Sat
urday night he set fire to the door
OF the Jail with the evident intention
of burning himself out, and but for
| timely aid he would have succeeded
in burning the building down and al
so ridding the earth of his presence.
The jail being so close to the court
house the latter building would also
doubtless have been destroyed to-
gether with all the records of the
county, as doors for the vault have not
yet arrived and the books and re-
cords are all exposed to such dang
err. He had taken fire shovel and
heating the handle red hot was en-
abled to burn quite a hole in the jail
door. Some one had also broken the
Jail window and given him saw tt
aid in making his escape.
When released he was about all In
caused from smoke that filled th'
interiorof the building.-Star.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
Snake River Implement Co. Fails and
Receiver Appointed by Court

The Snake River Implement COM
pany, with headquarters in Burley and
with branch stores in Rupert, Oakley,
Albion and this city, on Monday OF
this week appeared in the district
court and asked for the appointment OF
a receiver, and Judge Stockslager ap-
pointed l.. w. Robbins of Burley, one
of the heavy stockholders, receiver for
the company. The stock in this city
is being shipped to Burley. 1t is stated
that the assets of the company exceed
liabilities and that the creditors will
be paid In full. The cause of the fall
ure. as far as can be learned, was that
the company could not realize on the
paper they were carrying, hence the
failure.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
TANGO FREE
See the Show at Orpheum and Save
Your Coupon.


Have you ever wanted to dance that
dance that everybody is talking about?
Would you like to have your one wish
to come true, even though 1t cost you
three to five dollars lesson, so you
could be up to date? Well, here is your
chance. Pay visit to the Frank Rich
Company (Northern) when they open
for three days engagement Get your
ticket, see a good, up-to-date musical
girl show, then on the following after
noon at 300 p. m. come to the theater,
present your coupon, go in and learn
the tango free of charge. That's what
you will have a chance to do for the
next three days, for the Frank Rich
Co. will play each night with change
of bills each and every night. Not q
dull moment Come and learn the
TangO.-Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27

Henry Hayden, the man OF many
checks, is having his trial In the dis
trict court. The case is being prose-
cuted by County Attorney Hicks and
is being defended by H. G. Hazel,
Of the firm of Longley & Hazel,
who was appointed by the court. Wed
nesday the forenoon was taken up in
securing a jury and in the afternoon
the introducing Of evidence COM
menced. Before the case was tried
board of physicians was appointed to
examine Hayden in regard to his san
ity and he was found sane. During
his trial yesterday and Wednesday
Hayden would not pay any attention to
what was going on in the court room,
but spent his time looking around the
room He would not even discuss his
case with his attorney, H. c. Hazel
| Several foolish and irrelevant re-
marks addressed to the judge
were made by the prisoner, who stated
that he did not know even his own
name in his desire to impress on the
jury his insanity A laughable par1
of the proceeding was the position
taken by Hayden with his back to At
torney Hazel in utter disregard for the
efforts of the latter in securing his
freedom.
The evidence introduced seems to b.
weaving very pretty case about th'
prisoner as the man who fleeced abou
a dozen OF the local business men OF
bad checks Positive identification
was made by three Of the witnesses.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
AT THE ORPh[UM
Saxophone Players, Singing and Com.
edy Last Three Nights Of Week.

Reynolds and Carpenter, harmony
saxophone players, singing and comedy,
are the vaudeville attraction at the
Orpheum theatre for tonight and Sat
urday evening. For motion pictures
the management will introduce I'm
the Freight beautiful hand-tinted
story in two parts, which Is adapted
from the poem of the same name
Gaumont Weekly, review of the hap
penings~of the world over, which is
always. we'll received by the public.
For laughing purposes only, The
IUndersheriff" can be seen, which will
surely drive away the worst case OF
]! the blues. 81
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
1.-THE WRECK"
Great Picture at the Isis Monday and
Tuesday.

Through jealousy manly young
chap loses his life by the hands OF an
enraged husband, who does not stop to
make sure whether his suspicious are
justified. Resulting from this act the
husbands home is wrecked and he al
most loses his mind in sorrow, for he
finds out, too late, that the boy was
innocent. A just retribution takes
place when he loses his son in terri
BILE railroad wreck which skaters all
of the cars of the great express train
into splinters and kills hundreds OF
passengers. The head-on collision in
which this takes place is something
over-awing to behold; it is like the
mighty smashing of two great speed
demons in mortal combat.
| Probably one of the most thrilling
|phota dramas ever put on the screen,
'The Wreck" will hold the audience
spellbound at the Isis theater on Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
DAMAGES FOR PLAINTIFF
w. NJ. Walter Receives $1,000 for MALI
ciOus Prosecution.

The time Of the district ocurt was
taken up Tuesday hearing the case of
w. NJ Walter against T. T. Davis for
malicious prosecution. 1t seems that
Walter gave a check to Davis for
certain sum of money and the check
was returned by bank in Buhl claim
ing it was not good. Davis then had
Walter arrested for passing the check.
1t is understood that Walter had
money in the Filler bank amounting to
$4,000 and drew a check for the
amount and placed it in a bank in
Buhl and the clerk in the Buhl bank
placed $4.OO to the credit of Walter in
the place of $4,000 and the check he
gave Davis was for more than the
$4.0O, hence the arrest. The case was
tried before jury, who gave Walter
damages in the sum OF $1,000 and
costs.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
DOES NOT DECIDE ISSUE
Action Of Utility Commission a Test
of Authority.

While the general opinion prevails
that the decision of the utility commits
sion stopping work on the Idaho Light
& Power company work in this city is
final there seems to be another chap
ter to the real history. The power
company by it's action have ignored
the existance of the commission, vir-
tually disregarding it's jurisdiction
over them because of the franchise
granted prior to the passage OF the
utility law. The decision according to
the opinion of their attorney, merely
requires the power company to file
petition of necessity. When that is
filed then the commission investigates
the necessity and passes upon 1t, eth
er granting such certificate or refus-
| ing according to the results OF thell
| investigation.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
COMMUNITY
ADVANCEMENT"
Clark S. Thomas Will Lecture
al the Auditorium
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 9-NO
ADMISSION WILL BE CHARGED.
The Object is to Show All the Advant-
ages of Following Certain Fixed
Principles and Pulling Together.

Wilbur G. Allen, manager of the Ma
tional Commercial Lecture Bureau OF
Chicago, is in the city today arranging
for public meeting to be held at the
high school auditorium Monday even
ing, March 9th. The object of this
meeting is to show the business man
and the farmer, the stockman and the
wage Garner, the advantages of follow
ing certain fixed principles and pull
ing together for the harmonious de-
velopment of the various interests OF
the community.
Mr. Clark S. Thomas will address the
meeting on the subject of Community
Advancement" and judging from re-
ports of meetings if this nature in 9TH
er cities Mr.. Thomas address will be
both entertaining and beneficial to all
who have the welfare Of their local
community at heart
Mr. Thomas has travelled widely as
a speaker and lecturer and has ad-
dressed more audiences on more var
led themes, perhaps, than any other
man on the American platform today.
He comes to this vicinity highly rec
commended by many of the nations
| best known orators and lecturers, in
cluding such men as Frank w. Gun
saulus, president of Armour institute
of technology of Chicago; Opie Read
and Hon. VIM. E. Mason, former U. s.
senator from Ill.
The meeting will be entirely free
and everybody in the city of Twin
Falls and surrounding country is moi
only asked but urged to attend al
matters of vital Importance to the fu
ture of this community will be dis
IcuCCed
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
.HAllOWtLL CONCERT COMPANY
Well Known Organization Here March
4th Under Auspices of Elks' Lodge.

The Hallowell Concert Company OF
Chicago, will be here March 4, under
the auspices of the local order OF Elks.
This we'll known musical organization
has been coming to this city for the
past four years and they have always
given entire satisfaction. In fact this
is one of the best musical organiza-
tions travelling on the road. In some
way the impression has gotten out
that this is not the original Hallowell
company, but Salt Lake company,
but this Is not the case, for the COM
pany that will be here on March 4th
is the original company from Chicago
which has been making this city for
the past four years.
Tickets will be on sale at the fol
following places: Bedford-Fisher drug
store, Skeels-W Wiley drug store, Majest-
/ ic Pharmacy. and the Liberal Cigar
store After the concert is given the
company will give dance so that the
(lovers OF the dance will be able to en-
joy some of the best music ever give1
In the city.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
OF SETTLERS
PROMISED IDAHO
MANY Missoufians Buying Rail-
road Tickets to Gem State
SEVERAL FAMILIES ALREADY SET
TIED ON TRACT.
Nevada, Missouri, Ranchers Coming
West to Investigate Irrigated Lands
of State.

According J. w. Young, who
with his family arrived in this city
from Nevada, Missouri, recently, to
take up his residence, there will be a
general immigration Of large num-
Der of families from that section into
Idaho. Already, Mr.. Young stated,
several families have arrived here and
more are to follow as soon as ar
rangements can be made for getting
their cars through. From the railroad
agent at the Missouri station, the in
formation was given that about two
hundred tickets nd been sold from
that station to points in Idaho for
trips which will be made in February
and March.
From the indications the real estate
men of this county are expecting re-
vival Of real estate sales during the
next few months.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-27
ORIGINAL DAY
Twentieth Century Club Features Lo
cal Talent Tuesday, March ).

Original Day at the club next Tues
day Is to be an open day. Every lady
In the community is cordially invited
to be present.
Mrs. Robbins, who is chairman for
the day has planned program which
promises to be one of unusual inter-
est.
It is commonly conceded that the
Twentieth Century club has its full
quota of musical and literary talent,
and the original program as intro
duced into the club two years ago has
proved an Entertaining diversification
Mrs. Regan has charge of the music
for the afternoon and promises two OF
three original productions from dif-
ferent club members.