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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11
GERMAN COUNTERS
ARE DRIVEN OFF

tunIted Press Leased Mire)
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Two Ger
man counter-attacks last night
against the village Of Gincby, cap
tured by Irish regiments Saturday
were driven off. Gen. Haig re-
ported this morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11

f1clency.
IF elected, I shall work in har-
mony with the police department
and sheriff's office, and know
that this vast expense can be re-
duced, for with the present COM
missioner of public safety, there
Is no use in duplicating the police
force in this CITY,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11
ARGENTINA
PROTESTS
BLACKLIST

BUENoS AYREs. Sept. H.
The greatest demonstration
against the new British blacklist
staged in any country attracted
A Immense crowd at the Plaza
[lon8re1o Sunday afternoon.
Political and patriotic organi-
no1lone participated in the DEM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11
For Every Dollar
Spent Here You Get
A Dollars Worth.
of Service

Our best recommendation is our sixteen years of up
to-date dental practice You know Dr. Burns-you
know DR.. Austin. You know you can depend upon
their judgment in the care of your teeth
If you want expert efficient service from qualified
dentists who know their profession, who have made
dentistry life study, come to the Electro Dental
Parlors and meet Dr. Burns or Dr. Austin who, after
sixteen years of service, still point with pride to
these few words
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11
We Are Equipped
With All the Modern
Appliances Kn0un
To the Dental
Science

Trained men Of practical experience make up our
force of dental efficiency We are permanent in
sttution and all work is done under an
10-year guarantee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11

temptible ads. Cut them out and
get out of the community.
Yours Indignantly,
CHARLES COLLINS.
II. F. ID. No. 3, Tacoma.
editors Note: This doesn't be-
gin to be all that Mr.. Collins said
ON the subject The censor got in
his work on the hottest sections. I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-11

+. +. Diel. 1910 South X st +,
candy manufacturer. is rejoicing
over the arrival of a daughter
Saturday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
Undine the Beauty in aSea

Manager Wagner Of the Broad
way has booked a big 'un for next
Monday and Tuesday, July 81 and
August l. Not that he doesn t
book some big ones all along but
heres an extra good one-MisS Ina
Schnall il" Undine,t the Sea Fantasy"
the most beautiful as well as the
most perfectly formed woman in
world, supported by SO diving beau
ties who vie with her in limb and
looks. This show has been given at
other places with an admission
price much higher than will be
charged by the Broadway which
will be only 15c to all.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
High Poiut R. F. D. | News

Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Lowe, of High
Point, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Lowe Sunday.
Miss Annie Mcleod was visiting
at Mrs. W. L. Kivett's Sunday af-
ternOOn.<
Henry Horney is at home from
Camp Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Doss, of High
Point, spent the day Sunday at the
home of John Taylor.
W. S. Isom, of MechanicsviIle,
motored over to the saw mill Sun
day afternoon, on the Wesley Guyer
place.
W. L. Guyer was seriously ill for
a few days last week but is able to
be out again.
A large number of the people
from this route went to Hickory
Chapel Sunday to the Children s
Day exercises There was a large
crowd there and everyone seemed
to enjoy the singing and the recita-
tons. W. P. Jester, j. V. Guyer
and sister, Miss Allie, assisted in
the singing.
Fred Grissom Of High Point,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
at the home of his grandfather. E.
C. Grissom.s Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pearce spent Sunday there also.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
Used TO FEED CITIZENS MA.
RINES

Philadelphia, July 27-The ia
NOUS "Goulash Guns" which, Sec
ond only to the giant towisters have
worked ceaseless wonders in the
European war, will be used to feed
citizen marines on hikes from their
training camp at Landsdowne, Pa !.
which opens on July 81.
More than two hundred recruits
have already enrolled and the mill
tary-naval phase of the Marine Corps
training seemingly carries a strong
appeal to young men who cannot
make up their minds whether to
train for land or sea. All United
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
NEWS FROM OLD TRINITY

f Mr.. and Mrs. Durant Balance
with Mr.. Marvin Andrews and wife
went down to Wrightsvllle Beach
last Thursday. They started from
here at six in the morning, spent
Friday at the beach and returned to
Trinity about dark Saturday night,
They went in Mr.. Andrews ma
chine. .~7~.,~~ : r. -
Mrs. Carpenter spent last Tuesday
and Wednesday in Greensboro the
guest of her sister in law Mrs Dr..
Afford
Mrs. Bessie Willis is spending the
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Ellis, at 'Elmwood Court"
Miss Kate Craven has not been
well for few days. but is better.
Mrs. Lucy Johnstone with little
daughter EIoise went to High Point
last Thursday.
Miss India Young is home from
Norfolk for the rest of her vacation.
The protracted meeting at this
place began here last night, it will
possibly last some two weeks
Little Stewart Wick while playing
one day last week sprained his wrist
DIR. AN. McCuiston was called in and
ne is ,e ing along all right.
Messrs Reddick. Phillips and Prof.
Johnston attended quarterly meet
ing at Ebeneezer Saturday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

We earnestly request settlement
OF all arrearages so as to meet pa
per bills. During the last six
months newspaper has advanced
nearly one hundred per cent, ink
tom IS to 500 per cent; printing
supplies from SO to 100 per cent.
We feel like all that owe us as will
be glad to help us, since we are
shouldering the biggest part of the
burden.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
JOHNNY TRUMPS ON THE HYPHEN.

You nave heard about the tory in the that
How he groveled to the tyrant and jeeed al
Ano there grouChes
Blue hghS ana nullHlers, OR something of that
And in the great Secession had the copperhead
Now we get the hyphen who loves land
And brags about some customs that understand
Better Yankee
Southerner such
An eastern
A western
The difference is much.
Then American
Whatever
but IT you We hyphen
Better chuck the thing
England has IS hope
There's the Mississippi Valley, nd SLOPE
So you see it is some country that asks
They said all men equal and needn't stand fol-
Our daddes selfish; they thought of others
Now if a knoCker there's a hammer out for
All should be brothers though they
And it live for others will be
But you are knocker just think the harm do.
Uncle the level, be the great or
But he hasn't bout the me tknow
you are a brainy fellow oth
And if you knocker, there's hammer out for
Religious paper skip this zrrse]
Are other fighting? Don't a a inker's
Just send their 81 ms akitng aud stick to Uncle Sam
He's ready to befrieAd if you only will be
But you're just knocker there's hammer out for
be a Yankee.
A Southerner such;
An
A
The difference isn't much.
Then American
Whatever people
But if you've hyphen-
Better chuck the thing away!
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
Southern Railway Excursion to At
lantic City.


Thursday, Aug 3rd, the Southern
Ky. will operate its fourth low fare
excursion to Atlantic City, N. J. and
round trip fares will apply as fol-
lows: From High Point $3.50,
train arrives at 1908 p m; Lexine-
ton S12 so. train arrives at 9:37 pm.
brownsville $3.50, train arrives at
9:52 p. d.. Proportionate low round
trip fares fromall intermediate oints.
Tickets good on special train going
and returning good on all regular
trains within limit. See local agent
or wife r. P. DeButts, D. P. A. Char
lOtte. N. C..
DR.. w. F.. CLAYTON has returned
from two weeks vacation
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27

States Marines are trained for both
shore and sea duty and the citizen
volunteers at Landsdowne will also
be trained for the double service
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27

Mrs. James Lowe visited her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. WEIGH
Sunday. g.>.,>.
Miss Manila Burchfeld has re-
turned home from visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. John Kidd, of the city.
John Guyer, and little daughter
lnez, of Meet: anicsville, called at E.
Z. Henderson's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Farmer, of the
city, visited their daughter, Mrs Cur
It's Hedeecock, Sunday.
The handsome new residence OF
Rev. Samuel Mcmillan, in High
Point on Greene street, is now COM
'pleted and part of the family are
occupying it.
E. G. Henderson left Sunday night
for. Detroit Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. White of Sew
ern, and Mrs. T M. Fleetwood Of
Jackson visited the family of R B.
White on Lindsay street, last week.
Several High Pointers attended
the Piedmont Baptist Association in
Greensboro this week. Rev. j. M.
billiard is moderator and Rev.
Thomas Carrick will preach during
the sessions.
Mesdames Hugh A Mofitt and J.
A WEIGH report a delightful trip to
Virgili Beach. --
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-07-27
Save cWoney On
YOUR
!!

We handle all kinds OF Sta
pie and Fancy Groceries
and sell them at a low
margin Of profit.
We can Save You
from 20 to 80 per
cent on your Gro
ceTieS.
We also conduct a Meat
Market In connection and
can save you-3O per cent.
in this department.
1t will pay you to trade with
YOUNTS1& NEWTON BROS.
Phone 661 Morris Old Stand
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12
TUNGSTEN CONCtNTRATOR IS
FAST NEARING COMPLETION


Noted mining engineers and miner
alogists all over our country are look
ing toward New Mexico rs one of
the great mineral states of the I'm.
ion. This fact is becoming more and
more apparent every day. Scarce
~ u day passes that something good
is not brought to light. Prospectors
ARE poking around in the hills and
many of them are uncovering valu-
able minerals that have been living
for ages waiting To be discovered.
Luna county is keeping right up in
the limelight and her vast mineral
wealth is being brought to the at
tcnton of big men.
Bringing out this idea, the Graphic
representative was this week talk
ing with c. {. Starr, trustee of the
Gage Tungsten Property in the Vie
toro range, whose mines are now in
operation and for which concen-
traitor is being erected on the grounds.
Mr.. Starr is one of the field en-
gineers of the Goldfield CONSOLIDATED
Mines Company, whose exploration
department is in San Francisco, and
he is practical mining man who
knows n good thing when he sees il.
While he is operating the tungsten
properties here, he has his experience
ed eye ont for any mining property,
no matter how big, so if you hear of
or have anything that is
good, go and see Mr.. Starr or drop
him line at Deming. He knows the
mining game from alpha to omega ana
has n company back of him strong
enough to carry out any plan that
would interest them.
IL is interesting To note that the
tungsten conccntrator will handle 10
ar Is ons each shift.
"Vive Luna County and New Mex
ico."
Mrs. r. l.. Young of Las Cruces,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
james r. Waddill. has returned to
her home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12

Margaret Holt, Rebecca Berry.
Winifred York, Anna May Cotton.
Jenelle Minis, lola MAY Watson.
Georgia Coke, Christine Foster. Vera
Kennedy. Esther Robinson, Eloisc
Snmuels, Margaret Young, EVELYN
Taylor, Cora Latham, Jessie Nav
Graham, Eula Haste, Nadine Kieth.
Mable Bodyheld, Helen Elliot, Mar
saret Moran, Ruth Culbertson, Car.
rol Miichelmore, Betty Taylor ana
Marjorie Kerr.
The Knights of King Arthur's Court
and followers of Sir Malgrave were
Lee Hills, Carl Schurtz, George
Hobbs, Glen Dunmean, Henry Finn.
llylton Tilley, Clifford Connaway.
Stanley Overholzer. Frank Neil, Dom
aid Poniius, Martin Lanier, Melvine
Rogers, William and Roy Baker,
Walker Boswell, Jack Tabor, Martin
|.aman, Alfred Morgan. Leonard
Wagner. John Deckert. Richard
leach and Jack Watson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
VERY SADLY OlSARRANGtD
Movement Of National Guard Pre-
vents Carrying Out Of Original
Plans; Would Nave Been vsry In
tsrsstIng to Everybody Concerned.

The faculty and the class Of 1916
of the Deming High school each AMI
everyone agree with General Sherman
on the subject Of war. The whole
plan Of commencement Is disarrangcd
because of the war program, which
takes several of the young men Of
the class who belong to the National
Guard, viz, Will McDonough, Alex
ander Hamilton and Roy Phillips.
The class had plans all laid for
very interesting aud unique com.
mencement this year. They elimin
ated the class annual and class play
and had arrangements made for the
funniest "circus" that ever struck
town.
John c. Watson, 1st lieutenant OF
the National Guard company here.
was selected as commencement or.
ator, but Rev. II. +. Mitchelmore will
ably officiate in his stead. Com.
mencement exercises will be held at
the Crystal Theater, May 25.
A Shakespearean play will be pur
on under the trees at the central
school building, May % and the class
address will be given May 25.
Rev. Theodore Platt will preach
the baccalaureate Sunday, May 81. at
the Crystal.
The Eighth Grade graduation cA
ercises will be held at the high school
Thursday morning, May 25, the ad-
dress to be given by Fred Sherman.
Details will be published next week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12

A. W. HANSON FOR COLONEL
VIII Be One VI the Crack Military
Organizations IN the Whole
United States OF America

With Lieutenat A. W. Hanson as
colonel and Judge Colin Ncblett and
ID. NJ. Pryor as majors, this region
will organize regiment of cavalry to
be known as the First Volunteer Cav
airy.
II is expected there will be about
twelve troops that will have 100 men
each.
Judge Neblett and Mr.. Pryor will
very soon begin n canvas of the
state and J. NJ. Carr will look after
the details in Arizona. In each CON-
munity three good men will be ap-
pointed to secure names.
Deming will be headquarters and
it is expected and freely predicted
that this will be military organiz-
alton that will make the whole United
States and Mexico sit up and take
notice.
On the last page of this issue will
W. found IN application blank that
can be cut out and mailed to Dcming
as directed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12


The call Of the printshop and the
editors desk has again proven too
strong for Willard E. Holt, who this
week bought half interest in the
Deming Graphic, the paper with
whic he did so much to build up and
place in tho front rank Of the week =.
lies Of New Mexico. Mr.. Holt and
the Graphic are both to be congrat-
ulated on the deal which brings one
Of Deming's most enthusiastic boost
ers back to place where he can en-
ercise such great influence on the
life Of Deming and southern New
Mexico, and his editorial efforts will
doubtless be directed to the develop
ment of this section Of the state, a
section which Mr.. Holt considers the
hest part Of New Mexico.
The Headlight extends warm
welcome to Mr.. Holt on his return
To the fold, and wishes the Graphic
under the combined management of
him and Clyde Earl Ely, n long ana
life to the community
Deming Headlight.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12
Fine Arkansas Family Mere

Deming and Luna county are very
glad to welcome j. +. Tarpley, u
prominent merchant and farmer,
with his good family, former res
idents of Hope, Arkansas.
They will occupy the Douglas
residence recently vacated by At
torney John c. Watson.
There are four daughters, Mrs. H.
+. Reed, whose husband is with the
Santa Fe railroad company, Misses
Fay, Nude and Mildred and son,
Master Ebert.
Mr.. Tarpley and his father, W. NJ.
TarpIcy, who will be here shortly.
have purchased a thousand acres Of
land near Hondale and will arrange
for its development as soon as pos
sible.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

After several conferences,
marked throughout with con-
spleaeus courtesy and good
will, In which conferences NUT
ual Impressions were EXCHANGED
end information was collected
upon the military situation on
the frontier, II was agreed upon
BY the conferees to suspend the
conferences and report hack TO
their governments, In order that
these may be able, through their
respective foreign departments,
70 conclude this matter. The
ending Of these conferences does
net mean In any way a rupture
Of the good relations of friend
ship between the conferees no,
be(ween the respective govern
ments.
(SIgned) A. 0bregon,
n. L. Scott,
Frederick Funston
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12

Deming has lots of patriotism. hut
il takes n lot To wake us up.
Secretary Lane has made the
Chamber Of Commerce very at
traciive place.
Judge Rogers was taken seriously
i'll Sunday. but You cant keep n
good man down.
Trainmaster Murphy of the s. r.,
is in the city today greeting num-
crous friends.
Fritz Richter has been official
"feeder" for the National Guard
and the boys say he is strictly o. X.
Five of the faculty and about
twenty Of the students Of the Silver
City Normal are members Of the Ma
tional Guard. Good for the Normal.
4. f. Hobbs was riding a fractions
Young horse Tuesday afternoon. ON
Silver avenue, when the animal
reeled straight over forward. land
ing on his rider. breaking his left
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12
M|MBRES VALLEY SOCIAL AND
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION MEET
Splendid Meeting at HondaIe Last
Saturday. Candidates All There
Shaking Hands. HondaIe Is Forp.
Ing Right Ahead: Bright Outlook

The Mimbres Valley Social AMI
Industrial Association is one of the
biz assets of Luna county. TIN.
fact was clearly demonstrated nj
ilondale last Saturday.
In order 10 make everybody feel
lu>t fine, the llondale lIomesteader
Club served dinner III for a dozen
kings. the kind that has made than
splendid organization famous. follow.
ing which n very interesting program
was carried out Miss Rebecca COT
iin'> pupils giving pretty Indian
play and drill. musical numbers beinc
furnished by Mrs Grabert. Miss Sui
livan. Miss Coffin, Robert Yeargin
and Reuben Ferguson. The orator
zeal stunts were put through safely by
secretary Harry \. Lane. W. +. Holt.
Hugh Ramsey. George Dexter. Geo.
W McCan. County Supt. Grace
Goebel. J. W Dewitt and Others.
Ed Berwick presided in his usual
pleasing manner.
County candidates were very much
m evidence and the Graphic j. safe
in saving il they can run for office
a~ we'll aS they can eat. overy one of
ihcm will he elected by big major
iiics.
Those fine ladies of the Honoaie
IIomc>teadcr'S Club. who planned AMI
furnished the dinner, suggest that
the next time they come. the gentle
men better bring few boxs of candy
with the cigars.
Among the candidates present. we
noticed John Humid, W. G.. Simpson.
Ed Hepp, J. W. aud John J. Hyatt.
Wade Heron. Frank l.. Nordhaus.
G.. l.. Hubbard. J. W. Phillips. Prof
J. f. Dodcrer. Ed j. Bernwick. Geo.
W. McCan. $. !. Smith. W. J. Berry.
George i. Watkins, J. 4. Stump. C.
r. Hughes. Frank Nickel. !. A. Rhea.
Grace Goebel. Mrs. Alice Smith, with
Judge e. c. Rogers. who is not a
candidate for anything. bur who went
along TO look after the whole bunch.
In connection with this meeting We
desire 10 commend most heartily the
lIondalc IIomestcader's Club. that has
done so much for the home life of the
community and is now preparing to
erect club hngse. the lots for which
have already been selected.
The new Officers Of the club ARE
Mrs. Claud Grabert, president. Mrs.
Frank Kimball and Mrs. r. W. Year
gin. vice-presidents: Mrs. Custer
haut, secretary-trcasurer
Another interesting feature Of Hon
dale is the enlarged canning factory
operatcd by Osborne and Bowen and
which is doing wonders for that part
of the valley.
Still another fine feature is the
splendid school, which for four years
has been ably conlucted by Miss Re-
becea Coffin.
Hondale is a sure winner and new
people are going there all the tmie.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12
For Postmaster al Miesse

Secretary II. f. Hubble, will hold
at Deming, May 9th. an examination
for the position Of fourth class post.
master at Miesse.
Mr.. Hubble is the civil service rep
resentative for this region and will
be glad to give any information
desired concerning the coming exam
nation.
VIM. easier is the present incum-
bent of the office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12

Tie Graphic force was augmented
this week by the addition of VIII
fred Waddell, for several years one
of the leading ad men on the Fl Paso
Times and Herald, and n newspaper
man of wide experience.
Mr.. Waddell is n Spanish American
war veteran and past commander Of
Leonard Wood Camp No. |, Depart
ment of the Philippine Islands.
Welcome to our fair city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-12

COMPANY GOES IS STRONG


The National Guard OF New Mex
leo, Arizona and Texas have beer
ordered to mobilize on the border
the Deming company leav today ov.
the 4. p. 4 8. W. by special train
the Silver City company joing them
at this point, over 90 strong.
Those enlisted now number over
30 and Lieut.. John C. Watson, Sergt
Harry A. Dean, and Privates Wells,
Rutherford and II. B. Sloss remain
behind to complete the company, at
least to % and il possible to 14O,
Dean and Sloss went to Columbus
this morning to add few recruits
to the Guard. Lieutenant Watson
urges all citizens to do their utmost
in getting good recruits for the COM
pany.
Recruiting was moving at a snail's 5
pace until after the mass meeting at
the Crystal, Wednesday night, since
that time over twenty men have been
received. Those who delivered pat
riotic address mt the mass meeting in
cluded, Liuet. John c. Watson, re-
cruiting officer; Capt. A. W. Brock,
Edw. Pennington, r. +. Hamilton, DR..
II. G. Hoffman and Major James X.
Waddill, whose eloauence made the
red blood tingle.
The whole guard was assembled
this morning for medical inspection
by DR.. Hoffman.
The National Guard will not cross
the border unless they all re-enlist.
The roster Of Company 'T" this
morning was as follows:
Capt, Arthur w. Brock; 1st Lieut.,
John c. Watson; 2nd Lieut., Clyde
Earl Ely; Sergeants. W. Z. Youn.,
r. A. Lynd, II. A. Dean, Godfrey
Trowbridge, and Dennis Snyder
Corporals, A. J. Huxtable and Walt.
er Ingersoll; Musicians, David Hoff-
man and Frederick Powell; Privatcs,
Will Collins, Alex. Hamilton, Wells
Rutherford, Tom Hull, Roy and N.
Phillips, Will McDonough, Fern and
Claud Dwyer, George Strickler, Han
cock, Halliday, Weaver, levitt, Keely,
McAdams, Mills, Mcclure, Manat.
May. Meyer, Nelson, Ruebush, Cor
man, Shields, McAllister, Toney,
Sloss, McDougal, McQuade, Ander-
son, Allcock, Swartz, Wells, Soper,
Priest, Pagan, Cowdon, Lawrence
and Wing.
Editor G. E. Parks, at Columbus.
reports everything quiet and order.
ly there.
In honor Of the Guard, Mayor NJ.
A. Nordhaus requested all places of
business to close and bid them God
speed as they took their departure
for Columbus. Schools closed AMI
the town assembled en- masse to bid
the boys goodbye. Y is hoped that
Deming will be made headquarters
for the New Mexico Red Cross.
The Williams Girls Band furnish
ed inspiring music for the occasion.