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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
SOUTH WARREN, IND.

AIR. and Mrs. Ralph Walters and
son Richard. of South Bend, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wal
tiers. sunday
Miss Hazel Mann visited with rela-
tves at Elkhart over Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Florence Walters, of South
Bend. spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wal
tiers.
F. Riske was in South Bend, Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Hol-
lingehead. of South Warren, were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Neil Wedell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. .. Stroup and
children and Mrs. Sarah SheddricN
were entertained at dinner at the
Clinton Peterson home, at Lydick,
Sunday Fourteen were present.
y. Walters spent Monday with
Frank Bauers, at Oak Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowker
have returned to their home. after
spending a couple of months at Blu
chanan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
WOULD FORCE BULGARIA
TO GIVE UP BOOTY

SALONIKT. Monday. Dec IS
The newspapers here demand that
the allied and Greek governments
force the Bulgarians TO return the
rich Greek Byzantine treasures
which were carried away TO Bull
garia fin 1917 from the convent and
churches of Meleniko, north 81
Sores. The treasures consist of rare
pieces of art done in gold and silver
and Of exceptional artistic and
archaeological value.
Gen. Roussef. commander Of the
Rflo division, and Capt. Sittsekoff
the newspapers declare. had charge
Of the pillage and took the booty TO
the Bulgarian convent at Rilo. The
Bulgarian. the newspapers assert.
killed one of the leading priests and
set fire TO the churches after the
robbery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH
IN EVANSVILLE SALOON

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec. a.
Mrs. Charles Sherwood. wife OF a
prominent Evansville saloon keeper
was killed by Charles J. Roush. SO
years old this afternoon. The police
are working on the theory that the
tragedy occurred following a quar-
rel between Sherwood and his wife.
Roush. IL is said. told Mrs. Sher-
wood of alleged unfaithfulness Of
her husband. whereupon she left
him. returning Thursday. Roush
boarded at the Sherwood home.
Roush came into the Sherwood sa-
loon this afternoon and was given q
drink by Mrs Sherwood. who was
behind the bar. Drawing revolver
he shot and instantly killed her. He
also fired four shots at Sherwood.
missing him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

eruors expressed disappointment
that social affairs on the program
prevented adequate discussion dur
ing the conference on the practical
matters Of state legislation and adj
ministration.
Commenting ON Pres't Wilson
trip. sec'y Lane said.
III have seen criticism Of the pres
ideut. auI So have you. for golnE
across the water at this time. The
spirit which auimates him in going
IS the spirit OF this new day IL is
the spirit OF giving your hand To-
your neighbor. IL Is the spirit that
would make this war the end oil
wars.
The man who stands as the rep-
reseutatye OF the foremost democ-
acy OF the world goes to Europe
not that he may march down the
Champs Elysee. not that ne may
receive the plaudits of the French
multitudes. but ne goes TO Europe
ass the champion Of American ideal
because he wants 10 see that out
of this war comes something worth
N itAit- re NDulu nave Dttu 0eIt4lCLs
he would have been negligent, he
would have been false 10 his own
conscience and false 10 our ideas OF
him III be had not stood i'm Paris
in person as the champion OF that
principle which we love and those
Institutions which we hope to sec
spread around the world.
Ito me Woodrow Wilson in
Paris represents not the ambitions
of Napoleon striving 10 master the
world by force, but the great
Pasteur. the healer of the nation.
who comes to bring peace. happi-
ness. and to secure gratitude from
those whose lives and homes he
makes secure"
Alaska viii be the meeting place
for another conference Of the gov
ernOrs next summer providing one
half Of them can attend, and Gov.
Thomas Riggs, jr. today obtained
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

s1.75. 5000. 1925. $3.50. 49,
1925 $3.50 $500 and Sf
Briar Pipes IN Cases Christ
mas sale prices $50. $3.50.
SI.0T. S2.19. 500. $3.50,
S2.97. Sf.10 and sf.gS
$3.50. sl.65. $40. 300 and
$3.50 Flash Lights Christ
mas sale prices 9sc. SLID
S1.2D. S1.fS and .... Sl-S9
500 Croscut and Gem Safety
Raz0rs. Christmas sale price
AZ .... -..... ...- T3C
Ingersou Watches S1.65. $50,
S2.15. S3.25. $3.50. $500,
$500. $50 and $3.50
S1.25. $50. s1.15 and $500
Waterproof Travellers Rolups
a. 97c S139. S1.4s and Si-60
$500 The-mos Lunch Kits $3.50
Thermos Bottles. Christmas sale
prices S1.8S. SID. S2.3D.
-. 0s. S3.3s s3.fs and S3.75
$500. $3.50. $500. $500 and
$500 Kuickerbocker Bath
SPRAYS. Christmas sale prices
SID. S2.39, 2.69. $3.50
and - .-..-. S4.4S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
Patent Medicines, Drugs and
Sundries and Special Prices

$40 Miles Nervine ...... z9c
soc ChIorox Tooth Paste 49,. 3sc'
soc. s1.OO, $500 Pure Olive
oil ..... SOC, 73c, S1-39I
75c Tooth Brushes (French) 39c|
25c and soc Liquid Veneer 1sc
and ..... ........ 36c|
$3.50 Ladies Spray Syringe $1.4S
30c Rexall Tooth Paste 1Sc
CSC Hinkle's Cascara blets
100 .................N 13c
soc Blaud's Tablets (1OO) 29c
25c Pocket Combs. ........ 19c
$1.25 Peptone Tonic. ..... zoe
Soc Rocky Mountain Tea. .21c
soc Senafig Laxative. ...-.. .39c
25c Violet Dulc Tale ..... 1Sc
25c KIenzo Tar Shampoo &C. 16c
Toe Linen Tablets ....... &c
soc Rexall Cream of Almonds pc
soc Lyta Imported Face
Powder ............. 3Sc
Soc, soc, S1.OO D. D. D., 27c,
42c and ........... 73c
soc and 500 Syrup Pepsin
38C and ............. 73c
30c Mustarine ............. 19c
zoe, coo. S1.20 Glycothymoline
21c. Ale and ......-.... soc
soc Ponds Vanish Cream 39c
60c Pinex ...-........... 42c
25c Creme de Meridor .... 1Sc
25c Euthymol Tooth Paste. 16c
CSC Jack FTos- Cream ... 16c
25c. soc, s1.OO Lysol 10c, 39c
and ...................79 C
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
BUFFERS
49, 14EI
s'7
49,

SOC. coo. 75c 500 Buffers.
Christmas sale prices 43c,
53c. 63c and ...--...- $50
z5c Marian or Triols Choc-
olates. Christmas sale price
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
$50. s1.75. $500. $3.50,
$500. $3.50 and $500 Per
fume Atomizers S1.21 Sf.43.
S1.s9. S2.19, $500. $3.50
and .................. S3.19
$500. $3.50. $3.50. $500.
5000. 500 and $3.50 Man
icure Sets Christmas sale
prices S2.39, S2.05 S3.97,
1920, S4.0s, S.54S and $3.50
Metal Hot Water Bottles,
Christmas sale prices SID.
$3.50 and .......... $3.50
Croscut Rota Strop and Twin
pick Shoppers $3.50. 500
and ....... ..-...- 5000
Eversharp Peicils $500, $50.
$500. $3.50 $500 and $3.50
Cigars in boxes for Christmas
gifts .........4 zoe 10 5000
s1.OO. s1.35. s1.65 Rubber
sponges at 70c, 97c and S1.29
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
To INCREASE
PERSONNEL Of
NAVAL FORCE
Legislation Authorizing BIG
Addition in Men to Yankee
Defense on Sea Pushed
by Committee.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-Legis-
lation authorizing increase of the
permanent enlisted strength OF the
navy from $4,000 men to 217OO0
was recommended to the house ma
val affairs committee wednesday by
Capt. H. Laning. acting chief of the
bureau of navisation. This would in
clude 175, 900 seamen, $4,000 APP
prentice seamen and fremen in
training, 1900 in trade schools for
training and 5000 in the flying
corps.
Capt. Laning explained that this
large increase of men is needed 10
carry out the policy Of the naval
bureau Of operations, as recommend
ed TO the naval affairs committee by
Rear Admiral Badger last Thurs
day, of making the navy of the
United States equal to the most
powerfully maintained of any ma
ton in the world"
Need Expanded Program.
Unless an increase in the per
sonnet is authorized" Capt. Laning
said, mo expansion program can be
carried out"
Capt Laning also emphasized
the need for more officers in the
regular navy and submitted a plan
By which they might be obtained.
1t provided that permanent commits
sions in the regular navy be given
10 temporary commissioned officers
OF the navy and of the naval reserve
force upon their passing eXamina-
tions. and also that the naval re-
serve officers be retained in the
service as long as they are needed
chairman Padsett objected TO the
plan. saying il would break down
the present system of obtaining Of
fcers through the naval academy.
The incentive for going to tho acad-
envy would be lost. he said. if men
could get commissions without GO
Ing through the fOu-year course at
( Annapolis
Annapolis Inadequate.
If the navy depends upon the
I academy for its officers" Capt. Ian
I ing replied, lit can never get the
required number only 600 officers
lare graduated yearly from the
school. while there viii be a short
/ age Of 5000 as soon as the tenn
/ porary commissions are revoked.
/ over eight years would elapse be-
fore the required number could be
obtained. even if there would not
( be a single retirement in that pc
Rod"
/ The ACCESSIBILITY of authorizing big
increases in the naval personnel al
I the present time was questioned By
Rep. Kelly of Michigan.
why not hold steady until the
peace conference is ended and we
see how things stand?" he asked
, 1T may lie that all navies except
one controlled by all the powers
+ VIII be done away with. In that
event money we spent now would
lac wasted"
Capt. Laning replied that might
be advisable if other nations looked
at it in the same light, but if they
continued their expansions it would
q foolhardy for the United State
to sit back and allow them TO get
a big lead
As Admiral Badger said, a sec
ond rate navy is almost as bad as
none at ALL" he said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
DANISH MINISTER
LEAVES PETR0GRAD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. ~ The
Danish minister ar Petrograd has
left that city, accompanied by the
military personnel OF his legation
and Is returning 20 Denmark. ac-
cording 10 adyices received today
at the state department His de
parture follows that Of the Norwc-
gian legation stan from Petrograd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

the promise from Sec'y Daniels 60
provide a ship for the trip. Selec-
ton of the meeting place for the
rext annual conference was left 70
committee. which is 10 choose
either Alaska or another place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

Turkeys. geese. ducks. chickens.
and other good things for your
Xmas dinner given away as prizes
at the Central Labor union bazaar.
315 s Michigan ST. Thursday Fri
day and Saturday. afternoon and
evening. Dec. 10. 90, q. Dancing
free.-Advt. 1O5O3-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

soc. $1.OO Dewitt's Kidney
pills .-..-- B6c. 69c
$10O Aspirin Goo gr) 49,. 69c
$50 Fountain Syringe 49,. SOC
s1.20 Pierce's G.. NJ. Disc. -.-. sc
soc. S1.00 Milkweed Cream
SIC and 69c-39c and .......79c
CSC, soc Hudnut's Cold Cream
1oc and ............-. .3Oc
Csc FrOstila or Espey Cream 10c
25c Woodbury. Soap $3.50. fDc
3Oc Resinol Soap ..---.-- 2fc
S5c Mellins Food ........ 63c
85c Mead's DeXtri Maltese .03c
25c Castor Oil .............1 9c
soc Mulsifed CocOnut Oil 39c
CSC, SOC. S1.0O Lavoris 19c,
SIC and .........----... 79c
csc, soc Phillips Milk of
Magnesia .....-- fOc and 39c
4Oc, 75c Grape Juice. 23c. 43c
SOC. $1,25 Kings discovery
43c and .......-... .-.. S3c
25c Riker Cough Expectorant 16c
S1.O0 WampOle's Cod Liver oil
Extract ....-..- ......... 13c
CSC. SOC, 75c DiOxygen 19c,
30c and ................ 63C
15c Palm Olive Soap 3 for PC
500 Tanlac ........-.....-.. 72c
S1.2O Vinol Observation-Disclosures. .12c
soc Electric Bitters ......... 42c
75c and SOC Creme Takalon
59c and .................. G9c
S1.OO NujOl ............... 69c
800. $50 6. s S.. &c. S1.29
soc. 800 Hind Honey and
Almond Cream ....... .37c, S9c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
RAZORS

81 90. SII5, S2.OO. Sou.
S2.75 $500. S3.25~ $3.50
and 1915 Guaranteed Raj
ors. Christmas sale prices
S12g. S1.4S, S1.73. $2.19,
S2.43. $500. S2.6s, S3.10
and ............... 1888
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

Call for your 1910 Rex
all Calendar and Weather
Chart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
FOUNTAIN PENS

Shaener and ConkIin Self-Fill-
ing Fountain Pens $3.50, 50,
$3.50. $500. $500 and 5000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19
COMBS


soc. zoe. 800 and 21.25 white
IVORY and Hard Rubber
Combs. Christmas sale prices
3Dc. 5gc. s0c and .----. 9sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

$500, $500, 500, $5.OO,
5000 and $3.50 White Ivory
Mirrors. Christmas sale
prices S2.39. SOS, $3.50.
$3.50 S4.39 and ...... $3.50
Also the following White
Ivory" articles at Christmas sale
prices: Powder Boxes, Vases.
Hair Receivers, Jewel Boxes,
Trays, Buffers, Combs, Nail Files,
Hair Brushes, Hat Brushes. Cloth
Brushes and Hat Pin Holders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-19

$500 and So Hair Brushes.
Christmas sale prices soc,
63c, 79c, soc, 97c, S1.43
and ......-.. ....... S2.30
81, S1.25, S1.75 Hughes Ideal
Hair Brushes. Christmas
sale prices S9c, S1.OO and 81 .4S
75c. S1.00 and S125 Keepclean
Hair Brushes. Christmas
sale prices 63c, 79c and. 97c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Boys Sell Flowers
For Benefit of Red
Cross Chapter Here

iipts oil To the Juvenile patriots who
urc dong thcir hit and their best 10
aid the vir tolict work 10y contrihut-
ing 90 and working for the Red cross
\ rotouc of boys. nine IN number,
VcrD THIS morning busy disposing OF
bouquets cog sweet peas. to health seek
ors at the %stnitoria Of the city At
., cents "a bunch. the clriuc of work
,ra realized % sum OF five dollars 10
o." turned ut'r 80 the local chapter OF
th, Rcd cross
Tomorrow night at the city park
before and during the band concert
these boys VIII have a rofr,shment
stand and tin, soft drinks aud goodies
sold VIII rebound to the benefit of the
liod ross funds The drinks VIII be
only % nominal price The cause is
th, best in tho world and the young
patriots most uf am worthy of the com.
incubation their oudcavors merit
Those an the club are boys under ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
CLANCY FINDS SHORT TERN
FOR NEW MEXICO OFFICERS
HINDRANCE TO EFFICIENCY

Santa Fc. y NJ. July rs. 1913.
Editor, Evening Hcral.
Albuquerque. y. 81
Dear ST.. Although not iu, tea tu
DO 80 | feet moved to write you nr,,-
~ concerning the idontistic suEr,.
ton of Mr.. Bursum 10 dtop all puIi
tics Tor the present aud Co continue
In office all OF our present stat, and
county officers. The thoupht - hilh-
" creditabl" Ia Mr Butsum but like
a number OF your other ,utr,spou
dents | believe u is cntirolf imprgc-
ticable. So effective amendment go
the constitution can ho mad, and
ratified before the timo for election
viii he upon US, and % ~ were rat
fled by q vote OF the people. % would
be of no validity IN view OF 'hr CON.
stitutional requirement that amoul
mcnts must be proposed only ut Irg
ular sessions OF the Legislature and
must be voted upon at the uu,t reg
nlHr election or az "a special election
Ia be held not less than sis months
after the adjournment ot the l,sIsll
turc u u were ratified and no cl,l
tor of officers held. there would Doe
resulting confusion ana litigation r-
To the status of officials which Wluly
be disastrous and OF which the extent
Cannu Toe predicted
or the various comment made M.
on this proposition | find thr ,i,Va
Of Captain Reid the most Sensible
and worthy of approval II was Il
mistake 10 sbortau IN. Terms cal sfrt.
and county officers and the adoption
ol what is commonlN known 1855 Co.."
short ballot which would ur'ai', rp-
auCc the number OF OffIc'.s go l,
voted Tor, would 20 farther toward
the elimination of evils m govern.
mental administration than amy other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Organization of Unit Decided at
Recent Meeting of Armory
Board, County Council of De.
Tense and Adjutant General.
VOLUNTEERS ASKED
FOR BY NEW CAPTAIN
Captain o. A. BURNER Is Chosen
to Head Home Company Will
Hold Public Meeting to Discuss
Matter.

\ home guard unit will be organized
immediately In Albuquerque. Nolun.
tccrs are now asked for and Capt. q
\. Burtucr, who was Instrumental IN
organizing the Duke City Rife asso
cation, has been appointed captain OF
the Albuquerque company
The immcdia,, establishment of q
home guard unit was decided upon
aud the appointment of otptain made
az u special meeting OF the armor,
board, called los \ \ Sedillo last Non.
day night. The action Of the board
was not made public until this after
noon. Adjustani General James
Baca attended the special meeting and
accepted Mr. BURNER as the captain.
\ special meeting FOR the c,pianp.
ton of the guard will be held some
evening next week at the armur, and
all citizens and persons Interested are
requested % attend The date for the
public meeting has not Yet been de-
cidcd
The new home guard company viii
consist OF twenty five men, including
siN nun-commissioncd officers, aud .
first lieutenant and second lieutenant.
and a captain, making "a total OF
twenty -cight men.
The company viii serve only IN the
state OF New Mexico and will receive
pay when called to serve. Men be.
tween the = Of - aud so. and those
who have been rejected or EXEMPTED
BY their draft board, between the age
OF % to 81, Will be accepted for en-
hstmCut-
The government vii equip the COM
pHuN and the small number Of twcut, q.
Ave will be called for at first, owing
to lack OF cquipmcu, and ammunition.
Later tho company may be increased
IN number
Men accepted viii first be nut
through q course iu rifle training M
the basement of this armory The suit
cnitbcr rife, using a 20 cartridge. viii
be used Then the men VIII be- truin.
ed on the national guard riflo rangc
The government ~ forwarding to Al.
buqucrque a Russian military rife
known as the ~'three-line rifle. This is
being done because there Us q surplus
OF these rifles which were being made
10y tho government tor Russin before
internal trouble started IN that cour.
try,
The men wanted to volunteer ar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Registered Men to
Be Trained Before
They Go to Camps

Scloctauts Tor the national army
WI 20 To- environments from Bcrnal-
no county with a knowledge Of mil
itHrN drills ana regulations 1t the
druft board adopts a plan suggested
by Governor Lindsey at the direction
OF the War Department The board
probably VIII adopt II
The plan calls FOR ia, appointment
IS the board of u committee Of an
stru,tiou the personnel Of which Will
include a military instructor. it on,
~ available. He VIII teach reg $50
trpnts who nave passed the boards
physical examination. the Yudimcuts
OF military training other members
of the board viii be mon cupauie of
informing the reglstrnuts at the
war aud the al 'or which tho, Will
fight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
VT RRNN TNNORS NpJOI RNI>D
POLITICS TUIS NIAIl

Sil,'r CITY y NJ. July 10Th. 1918.
EDITOR Tho Evening Herald.
Albuquerque. y NJ,
Dear SIR Replying TO your letter
ur recent date referring To the sug
g,stiou made 10y Hon a. - Bursom,
OF Snrnrto that the election FOR the
ear I'iN bo eliminated, personally I
believe the idea rs q good n aud u
% would vork out IN u satisfactory
manner would be ~ favor OF H. I
believe that the present officials who
arc 100 office are satisfactory to the
h|tHiprii, of the people IN the state
and J go not thing II Is the proper
tim, TO create amy additional cN-
pDus,a On the part OF the taxpayers
on th, people Of tho state
Very truly yours
W u MURRAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

COLLEGE ITEMS

The N]buqu"rque ilunpcss College
has been extremely fortunate IN So
curing the Gcrviccs of Miss E.lHio
Flowers of Bowling Green. Kentucky
as teacher OF advanced shorthand
Miss Flowers received her commer-
cinl education at the bowling Green
University the q important school
Tor tho training OF commercial teach
ors IN the United States.
She then became assistant
and teacher OF shorthand In Browns
Business College at Gaiesburg, IL
iinois Here her success was pro-
nouncoI from the start and she was
soon promoted by the anagemen OF
browu'R chain of schools To be man.
nE'r OF thor important business col.
lcge 81 Moline. Illinois. Here sh.
made q Frcht success and was called
hy the Bowling Green University To-
return and aS a teacher In their cot
chrntcd institution.
IN line with the policy Of the Al
huGuoruue business College whom u
became necessary Ia secure "A teacher
to replace Nj. u. - Henderson. Il
search was made Of the entire United
Statcs 10 tiud "a teacher OF Gregg
shorthand who should rank with tho
tost ir the country. Applications Nv
the score were received and cOustl.
cred and after the most careful m-
vcstigatiou Miss Flowers was selected
hs having the qualities OF scholar
ship. experience ami personally
which 20 her to an a place In the
local business college.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Las Cruces Lawyer
Seeks Judgeship
In Third District

W \ sutherland ot las Cruces. one
Of the best known lawyers IN Sew
Mexico Wa tu Albuquerque last uight
On his way to syuta 20. Who're t."
goes on legal business Mr. - thce.
hand has Just come from Il tour
through Lincoln ana Torrance coun-
ties. where he hts been meeting the
people ana announcing his candidacy
tor the republican nomination for
district nudge of the thiri judicial dis
trict The district consists of Dona
Ana, ptpro, Lincoln ana Torrance
counties tho district nav presided
over hy Judge r. / Medlcr Edward
Mecham % A~lamogordo Also is n can
didate for the iudgeship in this district
and % rs understood that Judge Med
Ter il a receptive c%andidat. To succeed
himself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
City Band Will Play
AT Park Sunday Night

The municipal band concerts. given
sunday nights at Robinson park los
the city haud undcr direction al
Bandmastor Fred Ellis. have proved
To hc popular FtJm 500 To 900 per.
sons ave attended every conccr
given.
The program for tomorrow night.
announced by Bandmastrr ELLIS. fol.
lows.
Ia Mar~eillaisc
March Jewels Triumphal"
The Division Commander" min.
'uv march ! ] Alexander
Roses, v,lsc lcntc. Ballon
Living Picture overture. Dalbc,
M"ldnu's cate rity Finale FOR
five tromhuncs.
Meditation" Morrison.
Keep on Coin kcrs. \ Jazz
fox trot
My pld Nentucky Home Solo.
by request
Alpine Rose Lincoln Flower
song
Turkey In III" straw Medley on,
step
star %Spanglcd Banner