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The Washington times., 1916-06-16
What Is Lover

We tremble for Supreme Court Justice
Crane Of the Second judicial district.
Brooklyn. Justice Crane has en-
gagged himself to define love. II IL
true that he has undertaken to con-
fine his definition to the particular
case before him, one of breach OF
promise. But even that is grave bust
ness.
can describe II. even to the object OF
his affections7 He Is seized by q
strange choking at the attempt; he
stammers and shutters helplessly: his
tongue cleaves stubbornly TO the roof
OF his mouth; and as for his heart.
II seems not to have paused but to
have ceased utterly to perform It's
proper function. II those. who are
delightfully they are too shy to tell
And as for definition by one not
in love. that Is impossible altogether.
II Is either wholly inadequate II tho
definer Is moved by sympathetic
recollection, or II Is totally unworthy
II the observer speaks with a cynic-'
ism often inspired by envy OF an
experience never enjoyed but always
craved. There can be no such thing
as an impersonal attitude. toward
this most fundamental human sub
ject.
Solomon WOULD havc replied had a
juror risen before him and gravely
Inquired; Judge. what Is lover
New York Evening Sun.
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The Washington times., 1916-06-16

The Gentleman on Our Left Ia
at home today. Perhaps II he
, were here he would have some
thing to to say about punning.
I. However, on the whole we are
glad he Is home, because We
!. heard him tell once with evident
glee how he got OF an awful
good one, listen to it," at little
gathering one night. He may
not be q chronic punster, but we
/. are afraid that he is the secret
kind, who makes his wife listen
!. to them, but Is afraid to tell
: them all in public.
More Dance Material.
hate to dance with the man who IL fai
And can't ind a partner to suit him
Who never, however. regards this sac
: untii IS, somebody threatens + e Z u; ssSo
hate to dance with the ''gushy'' sirl.
Who talks In your ear as you travel.
II I had MY way I would take the
And r al tPeir dear moutAzz K tGplI Of
] hate TO dance with the married man.
Who's wife has an eye FOR tn
VINO S1nts to steal remnants from un
Ger her nose!
whI even the wall flowers won
harm FER.
POPULAR TILLiE.
THE CONDUCTOk.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16

Throw away idle hopes; come to
thine own aid, If thou carest at all
for myself, while II is in thy power.
Marcus Aurelius. ..;....-..
The Washington times., 1916-06-16

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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25

in Illinois four years and thirty
seven years in Iowa. His wife
died at Lake City in 1885.
He married Sarah Corey Jan.
uary 1888. Two children were
born to them.
January 1909 he came to Ware,
Texas, which has since been his
home.
He leaves a wife, seven child
rem, twenty-five grandchildren
and one great grandchild. These
were consoled in this hour of
deepest grief by feeling that God
had claimed His own. He came
down to the grave full of years.
with his hands full of sheaves.
He was a great reader and
kept up with the religious issues
OF the times. He advocated es-
pecially two great things in DO
litical life, namely: Peace and
Prohibition. He gave himself
without reserve to the cause he
loved and stamped his influence
for good on the world around
him. Only a few weeks before
his death he deeply impressed
the Sunday school with a talk on
the hymn, Let Him In He
rests from his labors and his
works do follow him.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were grant
ed to the following named per-
sons during the month of April:
VIM. T. Morris, Willard,
Gladys E. Ormsby, Willard.
D. L. Garland, Estancia,
Flossie Compton, Estancia.
Jesus Sanchez y Padilla, Pinos
Wells,
Placeda Sedillo, Tajique.
Estell Swartz, Estancia,
Naomi Baldwin, Estancia.
Simon Romero, Torreon,
Gregoria Lopez. Torreon,
Rumaldo Velasquez, Torreon,
Feliciana Contrerss, Torreon.
Pancracio Saiz, Progresso,
Petra Cordova y Lueras, Pro-
PreSSO.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
OBITUARY

George Jackson DeHart was
born in Monroe county, Virginia,
(now West Virginia) September
10, 1885, and died of heart trouble
at the home of his daughter,
Caroline, near Mcintosh, N. M,
April 27. 1916, aged 80 years Z
months and II days. Funeral
services were held at the house
by w. G. Grant and w. S. Buck:
ner, after which his remains
were taken to Estancia and sent
to Dalhart, Texas, accompanied
by his wife and daughter. They
were met at Dalhart by his three
sons and three daughters. Mon
day following funeral services
were held at the Baptist church,
conducted by Rev. Lancaster,
the Methodist pastor.
He was converted early in life,
having been member of the
Baptist church sixty-seven years.
During the Civil war he served
with the Monroe Guards under
Lee and Jackson up and down
the Shenandoah valley and into
Pennsylvania. He received a
flesh wound at the second battle
of Bull Run, and was also in the
battle of Gettysburg. His
grandfather DeHart came to
America with Lafayette to aid
the Colonies during the Revolu-
ton.
He married Sarah Skaggs in
1860. To this union nine were
born, four dying in childhood.
He moved west in 1869, lived
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
W0MAN'S CLUB

The Woman's Club met May 10 at
the home of Mrs. Elgin with large
attendance. Business over Mrs. Elgin
introduced several novel features of
entertaining, one member being treat
ed to big surprise.
After entertaining the club highly
Mrs. Elgin, assisted by Miss Porter,
served very dainty luncheon.
The president, Mrs. Burton, had an
accident, spraining her ankle severely,
but is doing nicely at this writing.
Two visitors were present, Mesdames
Bachmann and Falconer.
Everyone had delightful time.
Next meeting will be at the home of
Miss Ruth Crawford near Mcintosh
June 2. All members are urged to at
tend.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25

Rev. Anderson will preach a
Mcintosh next Sunday morning
and Rev. N. w. Bard will preach
there in the evening.
The Memorial Day exercises
will be held at eleven O'Clock
next Sunday at the Baptist
church instead of at the Methodist
church as was announced last
week.
w. T. Quinn arrived several
days ago with a drilling outfit
and stuff for J. C. Montgomery
in a car. Mr.. Quinn intends to
drill some wells for Montgomery
and Dennis on their leases on the
north line of the county.
The Valley Auto Company has
recently sold cars as follows: To
Clem Schaffer of Mountainair
and Christine Chaves of Willard
each Dodge Bros. Car. To DR..
Ottosen of Willard and Roland
Harwell of Estancia a Maxwell.
Fords to ]. F. Bigbee of Encino,
c. 7. Eldridge of Willard, John
Gloss of Mcintosh. Rev. Farley
and Jas. Rhodes of Mountainair,
Carl Sherwood of Estancia. Not
all sold out, however, and few
prospects are still in sight.
There is every indication that
crops planted on land that has
not been farmed for several
years are in danger of serious
damage by cutworms. All re-
ports agree that land we'll cult
waited last year, or plowed dur
ing the fall and winter is prac-
tically free of cutworms, while
the land that has been unculti-
waited is swarming with them.
O. R. Pollard is farming some of
the latter kind. He is planting
about thirty-fve acres. On
about half of this the thistles
were cut and put up for feed last
year, and this part of the land
apparently has not a great many
cutworms, but where the thistles
were permitted to grow, it is
literally alive with them. Mr..
Pollard has moved a flock of
onto this land. and the
fowls are doing a good business,
but he doesn't expect them to be
able to clean up the worms.
There are too many. Mr.. Pol
lard hopes, however, that most
Of the cutworms will be gone
before his crops are up.
A subscriber has handed us
newspaper CLIPPINGS as follows:
Little John Wasman who has
been sick the past two weeks is
not much improved at this writ
ing. DR.. Gibbs of Wagon Mound
and DR.. McClanahan Of E. Las
Vegas have been in his attend
ance and a nurse was called Sum-
1ay."
"Mr. Cook Addison Ely and
Mrs. Carrie Ralston Wasman
we're quietly married at the home
IF the bride on Friday evening,
March 31st, by the Rev. N. II.
Huffman of Wagon Mound. Mrs.
Robt. Sims and C. j. Brink stood |
Up with the bride and groom and
besides these two no one else had |
sven an insling of what was hap
oening."
Presumably this is from a
Wagon Mound, New Mexico. pa
Der. Mrs. Wasman formerly |
ived west of Estancia.
We wish to thank our neigh
oors and friends for their help |
md sympathy in our time of |
;rouble. Mrs. DeHart and fam
ly.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
TAXES ARE DUE

The last half of the 1915 taxes
are now due and payable at my
office. Please call and pay yours
before May 80, and avoid pen
atty.
Yours respectfully,
C. J. Amble,
County Treasurer.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
Commissioners PROCEEDINGS

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
The county commissioners hell
a special meeting on April 20, a
which action was taken as fol
lows:
The bond of Eusebio Gurule
J. P. of Abo, was presented
examined and approved.
| The petition of Heloise D. Bras
sell for the correction of taxes
for 1911 and 1912 on certain lots
and land was presented, exam.
ined and recommended.
The petition of George ]. De.
Hart for exemption on taxes oil
1915 was presented, examined
and recommended.
The petition of George Fenley
for redemption and segregation
! of lots l and 2, in block So, Es.
tancia, for the year 1914. was
presented, examined and rec,
commended.
The report of j. P. Ralph G
ROBBERS IN, precinct No. Z. was
presented and approved.
The report of WORK uone by
the County Agent for the year
1915, was presented, examined
and approved.
The official bond of E. E. Ber-
ry as constable in and for pre-
cinct No. 6, was presented and
approved.
The report of j. L. Lobb as J.
P. in and for precinct No. 6, was
presented and approved.
The board again inspects the
substructure of the water tank
as rebuilt and find that the same
as we'll as the valves are in ac-
cordance with the terms and
specifications of the contract and
at a request of Julian Salas,
clerk, under whose direction the
substructure was rebuilt. the
board formally accepts the work
as complete and according to the
terms of the contract.
In the matter of payment to
A. j. Green and Willie Elgin
for monies paid by them for the
purchase of tax certificates, the
board agrees to recommend to
the district court that they be
reimbursed.
The board adjourns subject to
the call of the chairman.
A special meeting was held
May Is, at which the following
proceedings were had:
Comes now Clarence Iden for
Gross Kelly & Co. and requests
that he be allowed to amend
the tax returns for Gross Kelly
& Co. for the year 1916. The
board allowed amendment to be
made and accepted same.
The following resolution in re-
gard to public roads was passed:
Be it resolved by this board
that inasmuch as a resolution
heretofore passed by the former
board of county commissioners
declaring that all section lines be
and the same are declared as
public roads according to the
statute in such case made and
provided, which said resolution
was made under date of Septem-
ber 3, 1906, and the same never
was signed, be it resolved there
fore;
That this board hereby de-
clares all section lines and town
ship lines in this county, and the
same are hereby declared as pub
lie roads as provided by the road
laws of the United States, and
all persons are hereby cautioned
not to obstruct said township
and section lines except upon pc
tition to this board properly pre-
sented and approved thereby.
In the matter of the repayment
of tax monies to certain parties
for purchase of tax certificates,
the board decides to wait until
such time as the district attor-
ney can be with them to decide
the matter.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
LUCY

Special Correspondence.
Mary Jane McGillivray made
her appearance in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGillivray
on the 18th inst. Mother and
daughter are reported to be do
ing we'll.
Herman Herrin came in from
| Oklahoma last week. He is stop
ping at D. F. Heals. He is an
old friend of the family, and
from some little, but significant
remarks of Delbert's, we would
not be much surprised if he were
to be akin to some of the family
in the future.
Mrs. G. ". Austin writes from
Canyon, Texas, that she is i'm
proving rapidly in that altitude.
She seems to be feasting both
mind and body on fish and fish
ing, and other recreations of her
native state. Some Lucy people
tell Mr.. Austin that it is not the
altitude that is causing her i'm
provement, but that it is having
plenty to eat. He admits that
eating is really a prominent fac
tor in the process of keeping soul
and body together.
d. W. Joiner and E. A. Mat
tingly were to have had a law
suit at Willard Wednesday the
18th, the exact nature of which
the writer is unable to state, but
it was continued until Saturday,
the 9th. 1t was rumored that
the case was moved to Estancia,
or was going to be.
County Agent Earwell was in
Lucy Monday, the 22nd, on his
way to Negra and Encino.
That freeze performed some
queer freaks. S. M. King had a
field of corn well up. Some
stalks were frozen down to the
ground, while others were not
touched. w. S. Buckner of the
Silverton neighborhood. reports
a field of corn frozen down COM
pletely.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25
"CfiAMBtRlAINS TABLETS HAVE DONE WONDERS
FOR Me-"

81 have been a sufferer from stom-
ach trouble for number of years, and
although have used great number
of remedies recommended for this COM
plant, Chamberlain Tablets is the
first medicine that has given me posi-
tive and lasting relief" writes Mrs.
Anna Kadin, Spencerport, N. Y.
Chamberlain Tablets have done
wonders for me and value them very
highly" Obtainable everywhere.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-05-25

Rev. Anderson will preach at
Mcintosh next Sunday morning
and Rev. N. W. Bard will preach
there in the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
~ AND orr OF TOWN.

Mis- James i. Hickey has rerrrr,,
t. Richmond after visi, to friends
In New York CITY.
Miss Eiizahrth TYLER. ~ 1901 Grove
Avenue, is visiting relatives i'm win
Ston-Sa!em, y c.
Mr. and Mrs. Erucs, Gray. Of lIous-
ton, Texas, have been visittn" In Rich.
mond for week
Miss Elsie Lindsey. Of west Frank .
I'm street l. the guest Of Miss Louise
Hunter In Norfolk
Morris Keith have been the rcrrn,
guests ~ relatives in Warrcn,on
Miss Josephine Mcleod or Richmond
has been visiting Miss Carollr. c. Van
diver ia Ashland
Miss Frances Glassell has returned 20
Northampton, after spcudlu@ wceil
At Bowling Green
Mrs. J Walter Grandy, il. ana little
daughter, Elizabeth. are visiting Mrs.
Jefferson II. Powell in this city
Miss Marguerite Wleh,nar. Of Ash
land, Sncnt Tuesday in Richmond win
Miss Stuart Blauton.
Colonel John ". Finch OF Richmond.
- the guest OF NJ f.. Dovl- AZ his HON.
lu 'NnchburG.
Mrs. Thomas Iiankna has returned IA
clover, after spending s.vera! weeks
in this city.
Mrs. Nanni" Travis paladini aud her
son. who have been visiting tb, f,r-
"f Hot Springs. have returned 10 their
home in Washington
Mrs, 9. +. splitter Of Richmond ie
tho guest or Mrs. |. G. Kitchen a, her
home IN Norfolk
Miss Sallie casey. who has h..r ,b,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ROBBERlES REPORTED
SRys lie Was Held tn
and knocked on Head with
Binrk jack.

\ number of robbefies, hold ups and
bu!slaricS We're reported L. tho police
Yesterday as the result of the acl!Ni =
ties Of thieves on Thursday night.
Angelo Bonucolli, a Coutoctioncr. 81"
West Leigh street, reported that he
had been held UP shortly after Thurs
day midnight and knocked ON the head
with bl;tckjack OF some other instru-
mcnt. lie lost about So. y physician
treated his wounds
Mrs. NJ = Crosby reported the loss
from an automobile Of $500 TN" car
Was said 10 have been standing in front
OF 2l3 East Broad street.
Burglars entered TIL" store ~ John
NJ. Allen. l20I North Seventeenth street.
and took cash amounting |" Slio.15 ana
a revolver valued at $40. The burglar
entered through a rear window.
T. 7 Green, EOS East Hroad street.
reported to the police that he had been
robbed of furniture TO the value 81
Sal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ORDER GATES INSTALLED
chesapeake and Ohio Required TO Fro
teri LaundrS Crossing. scene
OF Fatal Accident.

The Administrative BOARD yestcrdav
instructed city Engineer boiling to on
force The ordinaHc" requiring the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway COMPANY
10 install gates and place 4 Waterman
at what is known as Laundry Cross .
ing. located Al the point where Mag
nolia street crosses the railway tracks.
pr. 9. !. Collins. of Highland Springs,
was killed several months ago at i.auu-
d'N crossing Will" attempting TO cross
IN MS AUTOMOBILE" in front Of an an
preaching passenger train. He was
hurled ont OF his car aud was brought
back TO Richmond. where he died short O.
~ after rhe Administrative BOARD
took cognizanc" or tn" accident. and
the railroad company was ordered tn
safeguard the place nv Installing gates
aud maintaining Waterman at i.aun-
dry Crossing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
/. u. GNHN FITS APPOINTMENT
IL EfFEtTINE FROM TODAY

Will" TN" appointment Of Christo-
pher r. Garn"tt as executive assistant
10 tho state Tax Board is effective
to-day, H. viii continue his present
duties until his successor Qualities \
crew o. wOrkmeu were engaged yes
terday in repainting and putting in
shape FOR his occupancy the suite Of
Offices on tn" south side Of the state
Library building until recently occu-
pied by colonel BidGood Secretary of
Confederate Records
The news OF his appointment by the
Tax Board has brought TO MIR. Gar
nett by every mail letters OF coHgra-
,ulation from members of the General
Assembly and citizens in many sections
of the state. one Of these came yes
,crday from Senator addison of
Lynchburc. who tools u prominent part
in the tax legislation OF the recent
session.
Mr. Garuett's official family will con-
sist at first OF stenographer and q,
clerk An advertisement for an expert
male stenographer has resulted tn seN-
enty-one applica tons No selection has
yet been made for either OF the posi-
lions that are 10 he filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
.Jur, In.pect >hocko. Creek proper,y

IriaI " the suit Of George 9. F6l-
hugh against The city OF Richmond for
$1,000 damages alleged to have been
sustained ~ him in the flood OF last
year WAS continued yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court. There are man,
witnesses 10 be examined, ana the trial
may not he finished to-day The iury
has inspected Mr.. Fitzhugh's properrv
and the Shockoc Creek valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
acquisitions Issued.

acquisitions were issued from the
Governors Office yesterday on the Gov
ernor of PENNSYLVANIA, for r l.. Feeucv.
alias Costello. and George Walsh. alias
u. DAILY. who are wanted in NOrfolk on
the charge of utterine forgeries The
men are in jail al Pittsburgh. Pa.
officer 4. w Debnam. of Norfolk left
with the papers yesterday for Pitts
lursh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
|OPEN THEIR NEW HOME
NEAR CORDONSv|LLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton II. Cameron
Lease To-day for "Invcrncss"
for Summer.
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB
Omen Weather Brings out Many
Partics-Captnin Shipp Entcrains
in Honor OF MisSsAnn GrOncr, of
NorfOlk-Pcrs0nnl Mention.

Mr. and Mrs. carton IT, Cameron ana
their little son. Graham, are leaving
to-day for Gordonsviilc. where they
"iil shortly occupy their new home.
inverness" near that place Mr.. and
Mrs Cameron spent the winter months
with the Misses Walden, at SUCK am"
In New York
Mrs.. Frances West Rcinhard,. Of
this city. left this week for New York,
where sh" - spending some time study
InS music Mrs. H"i-hardt is Il pupil
of Miss Mary Il. CaIicndcr. in Sew
Iorl, aud VIII also attend the opera
during h.r stay iu thai city
~ I'll" Country club
The usual weekly hop viii he given
at TIN" Country club OF Virginia this
evening following dinner, and a num-
Der 81 rdrti"S viii motor TO the club
for TINS informal dance. with the
iuilcer weather. tho Country Club has
come IL for "a large share Of attcn-
iiou in the afternoons and cougcuial
inrtica "a" to- Toe found there at tea
,in". fulIowiuS long motor excursions
into tho country.
The tables TOR thinner this evening
"'il TIC decorated in bmwis Of damodils
"ud shaded lights
Miss Irnnrr U"norrd
CAPTAIN Arthur Shiup, tuitod states
.Nrmy. entertained q, dinner TEuryIaN.
H'Sht at The W"stmorolaud CLUB -,
aonot OF Miss Ann Groucr of Nor-
iolk, who Us The guest Of hlys. Juliet
Chiffon iicIth. on Cathedral PLACE. Tho
iabl" was arranged With a ,curcrulcce
Of white carnations and Southern
sruilaH, and covers wcr. laid for six
captain ships guests included Mss
MN Groner. Miss Gertrude carter. Mrs.
Juliet Chiffon Keith, Spotiswuod Hall
and Morson keith.
Visiting Here
Mr ana Mrs. uIchard iarh. Who
nave been spending week with Mr
Lambs sister, Miss Mari. Is Liant
~ Mrs. Philius's residence. in Ports
mouth. loft Thursday morning Iur a
short visit !" Richmond and Washing
ton. before returning to their home i'm
AZ Norfolk Eunction
Mrs Michael Gleunen was hostess
lhursday afternoon a. ner huma I'm
oiney Road Norfolk when shs enter
taincd tn" members OF Ncr card club
There were TWO tables OF auction. ana
Ntd. iIcnraHS guests Included Mrs
CHARLES Rogers, Mrs Kcmp r. Sayur.
Misses Mildred Hemiugway. EIoise sim
mons. Virginia Perkins Heln.ld A,r-
rag. Augustine Alien and EIiz. Mont
Gomers, Of Richmond
For Miss Anderson.
MISS AUu" Turner e,t.Ytnined :,
number OF h"r friends a. ner home IN
Newport News Tuesday evening at /.
hFe hundred narty given ju honor OF
hsT cousin Miss katherine Anderson
or Wcsthamptou College. Richmond
Who was her CUES; during the spring
vacation : color soheiu" OF lavender
and yellow was carried out ia ,n, doc
orniions Of the rooms. iho hand pHiut-
90 tally cards ana N" refreshments
Inc nriz" for the Highest score was
awarded 20 Miss Ailcur Sintou and
willard IiogkIus Miss limo. , t,.,t,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

I"hn H. !-andrum. OF . North AluI
berry street wishes II known that n.
- not the John Lardrum arrested IN
charge of carrying conccoio,
wcapo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
"Anothcr job for the Wee Suuad!"

ahead and put TIC query % himself.
IT That mans SAYINGS az" bringing
him from si5 10 SO q week. he is
pretty sure 20 have a ready answer 10
the uucs'tou. where do son hang
your hat That answer will he. Han.
your hat In a place where i can stay
until you yourself want TO take !,
down.
REORGANIZATION scout Drum mud nuGlc
Corps.
over forty members Of the Scout
drum aud buglc corps were present at
the regular weekly meeting held We'd
ucsday last an tno Blues Armory. The
following appointments were made
Harry L." watson. musician sergeant
~ bUGlers: Frank j Parater. musician
corporal bugiers Horace Wright, ser
=eant Of drumm"rs. Stewart Tompk ms,
corporal Of drummers Boswell Daven-
port. sergeant OF nfors Ncd Flanna .
gan. corporal OF Gfeis
Much Interest IS demonstrated in the
prospective trip 10 birmingham. ana
from now o. ;wo meetings week viii
b." held Moudays aud Wednesday,
uiuitg