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Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
Private Schools

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 THE COTTAGE KINDERGARTEN -Willetta and Second streets. Miss Edna Aller, kindergartner. Phone S39S.
 PRIMARY FORENOON SCHOOL Mrs. Victor Redewill, Mrs. Herbert c. Parsons. Phones 3126 or 2136. If
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26

kElFFER pears for canning: Sc and up. i-c delivered. b. II. Strawn, lower Buckeye road. Phone l24JJ. dr
 TEACHES for sale at kyler ranch. four miles cast ol Center on Mcdowell road. ono north dr
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
Rooms and Board

COMFORTABLE ROOM in private home for two healthy employed per sons; board if desired. Reasonable price. 9l6 x. 1st street
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
Wanted-Situation, Male

GASOLINE engine man, capable and willing; tractor and truck driving; ex- perienced; best of references. Call Dixie House, Room }. If
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
"Sgware Deals''

25 ACRES-MaiZe and some alfalfa, 3-room frame house and screen porch. Orchard and plenty shade. A water. Will rent 1, or years. Fine shape for cotton. Toleson Land & Cattle Co. 10S N. Central Ave.
 FOR RENT-4O acres. Phone I6J3.
 dm FOR RENT-Quarter or half section with pumped water. c. II. B. Phone g4S. City. If
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
Millinaru
Maternity Hospitals

MATERNITY COTTAGE now open Tor maternity cases. Expert lady physician and nurse. Reasonable rates. 520 w. Jefferson st. Phone 1902. If
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26

MIR. JAMESON having been placed in class l, offer my 1s0 acres for rent and my entire heard of registered Hol- stein Friesian cattle on share basis. J. Stanley Howard dn
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
WILL. VOL TRADE
For Sale-Fruits and
 Produce

PEACHES FOR SALE at J. IL. Nickwan's Ranch on Indian School road. T, mile east Of Park road; over stocked. Bring boxes. dp
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
For Rent-Land


FOR RENT-160 acres for cotton. al- falfa or maize. Call 401 W. Washing ton. dn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
New War Industries
District To Embrace
State OF New Mexico

Denver. Colo. Sept. asa sugges-
ton recently made by the Denver civic
and commercial association that the
activities OF the war Industries board
in the intermOuntain states might be
better handled II a new district. In
GLIDING Colorado. Utah. New Mexico
and wyoming. was formed, with q
western man at It's head. has received
favorable action on the part Of the
board. according to a telegram from
c. a. Otis. Of the board. sent to Cass
F. Harrington, president OF the Colo
RADIO development federation
The new district IS TO be numbered
q. It's creation was urged chiefly be-
cause the irrigation interests and
tungsten industry OF the four states
which will compose IL are radically
different from the industries Of the
middle western district. in which the
four states have heretofore been
placed Denver has been designated
as headquarters Of the new district
and the Denver civic and commercial
association. when asked BY Mr. Otis to
recommend a man TO act as director Of
the boards work I'm the new district.
telegraphed the name Of Mr.. Harrin6-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Letter-Writing Craze
Hits Yankee Fighters

Paris. France. Sept. 2S--The letter
writing craze has struck the Ameri-
can army
Just as soon as he gets out OF the
trenches the dough boy washes UP.
scurries around for pen and paper and
sits down 20 tell EN- all about It And
ne tells EN- in reams and reams-
We'll. let's see" he says, as he
meditatively kicks his steel helmet
under his cot I've got 10 write 20
ma and pa. Kittie and Johnny BOggs
over at Cauta. o. Then. I owe Nell
johnson a letter. And I've cote 10
scribbIe a few lines TO Uncle Abe and
Aunt Minnie. After that III answer
those letters OF Bill and Tom"
The Y. " c. A. sent out 1000 900
sheets OF writing paper and some g.
100000 envelopes last month.
With the tremendous growth OF the
eXpeditionary force. orders have been
increased and the estimate for next
year is 120QQQ.000 sheets Of paper
and 5000. Envelopes.
This means that the Yanks viii use
about 40 tons OF writing materials
720 tons Of news and comfort for the
folks at home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
TO INVESTIGATE CLAIMS OF
THOSE WOUNDED ON BORDER

Washington, D. c. Sept cS-A res
olution was introduced in ne senate
yesterday by senator a. 3. FAN OF
New Mexico. providing for an investi-
cation and report by the secretary
OF state upon damages by wounds
suffered by American citizens at FL
Paso. Columbus. Douglas and else
where along the Sorder during the
revolutionary outbreaks in Mexico
The purpose is to bring before con-
gress the claims Of persons who SUI
fered damage other than those COW
cred in the bill passed July 9. 1913. ap-
propriating s71,00O to meet those
claims
The senator caused to be adopted
a resolution correcting the appropria-
tion act There was an error which
limited payment Of damages to death
claims only. whereas the at was IN
tended TO provide for $4,000 for death
claims and $500 for wounds not re-
sulting in death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Ell PaSO NOz0
Officially 4
Wireless City
Government Designates the
Bailey School AS A
Wireless Station.

FL Paso now has an official wire
less station in addition TO that Of the
army at Fort Bliss. Bailey school on
Montana street, the instruction cen
ter for men about TO be drafted into
the army or navy. has been recog-
nized officially by the government
and supplied with four complete sets
Of wireless apparatus. These have
been entrusted TO the care OF s E.
Patton, major and commander of the
signal corps IN the Home Defence
league The instruments We're turned
over today by a representative OF the
United States navy, who seized them
in Ell Paso during the past few days.
Throughout the country all Wire
less apparatus owned by private in
dividuals has been seized. orders
were for shipping all seized iustru-
ments TO various wireless stations
When the naval officer arrived in FL
PasO this week 10 seize such appo-
ratus located in FL Paso. Mai. Patton
made application to have the Gppa-
ratus turned over 10 his radio and
ouzzer school. After an exchange Of
Geographic correspond the naval
officer received authority TO turn the
instruments over TO Maj. Patton.
Don't kodak This school.
Immediately Bailey school was des-
ignated as a United States wireless
station and a sign was posted for
bidding the photographinE OF the
building and forbiddinE lettering and
rrespassing. The representative OF
the naval department also conferred
with local military and civil authOri-
ties and asked that the place be con-
stantly watched. TO prevent the theft
or use Of the instruments by persons
not authorized TO use them.
The donation Of these four instru-
ments give Maj. Patton four complete
sets Of radio apparatus with which TO
train his students. He can now set
up instruments fin as many parts of
without having 20 trouble the army
10 give him help. In the past he has
had to borrow the instruments from
the army at Fort Bliss, even for class
instruction and when he desired to
give the men practice. he had to get
permission from the signal officer at
the post 10 use extra instruments
Five Men Called.
Five men who have been receiving
instruction in radio and buzzer work
from Mai. Patton left this week 10
take further instructions from gov
eminent schools. their induction hay
ing been made possible by the train
ing they received here The young
men who are leaving are;
Frank Belt to the naval radio
training station at GulfpOrt. Miss
+. II. Davidson 10 the army radio
training school at LeavenwOrth, kan.
r. J. Crissey. J. A. Clifton and Hen
~ Clifton to Seattle TO train for avia-
ton work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Murguia S AuiUal At
Jimenez Puts Villa
To Flight. Is Report

The arrival OF Gen Francisco Muir
guia at Jimenez. Chin, late Friday
with a large force Of federal troops,
forced Francisco Villa to again aaan-
don his efforts to capture and hold
the railroad junction. villa attacked
Jimenez Thursday morning with 1000
men and was in possession OF old il
menez when Gen. Murguia arrived
with endorsements and drove him
into the mountains. ending a two
days battle. according 10 messages
received from there Sunday.
While attacking Jimenez Thursday
Villa men captured and executed a
German miller. whose mill was on the
Rio Florida.
Mesa ges received here from Chi
huahua City told OF preparations made
there TO re1el an expected attack OF
Villas followers. while the city is be-
ing combed for spies One man, a
Spaniard. was arrested Sunday,
charged with espionage, and later re-
leased on bond. Monday, when the
news OF the attack reached Chihua-
hua. he was rearrested and executed
after a summary courtmartial- His
bondsmen, Jose BlaEco and e T. Car
cia. were seized by the military and
ere now in prison DR.. Manuel Trillo,
father OF Col Miguel Triuo. Villas
chief Of staff. is among those arrested
at CHIHUAHUA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Gen. HornbroOB Taken
Into Mining Circle
With Typical Ceremony

Brig. Gen. James J. HOrn5rook is
now a veteran hard rock miner"
Friday night he climbed up a chicken
ladder" scrambled down a stope. went
through a tunnel on his hands and
knees with only the light OF a miners
lamp TO guide him. walked over a
Wine and through a lead mine"
filled with sulphur gas.
II was part Of the iniatiOn TO the
mining circle Of the University club
at the hard rock smoker Friday night
in the University club rooms.
The program Included talks by II.
J. Baron. chairman Of the circle-
dean $ II. WOrrelL of the School Of
Mines. and E. +. Knots. After this
the meeting was turned over to the
Gridiron organization. A gridirOn
trial OF F. s. Plumb. charged with
high grading" was held first Nor
man Walker. president OF the club.
was the presiding judge; W. H. Fryer.
attorney for the defence. assisted by
r. T. Thompson; Harris Walthall and
Z. S. Goen were attorneys for the min
ing circle to prosecute and the jury
was selected from the guests The
defendant was found guilty" and
sentenced TO work for the Potosi Min
ing. company for the rest OF his nat
ural life.
A hard rock drilling contest be
tween z. s Plumb. Fred Sells. r. c.
Erstine and H D. Pallaster followed.
It was won by Sells. Ben Lewis and
Mr.. Fryer gave a dialog on business.
The Patterson twins spared and Jack
Mcdonald, chairman OF the athletic
committee Of the club. volunteered
to oppose kid" Reyes for two rounds.
when the clever Mexican fighters
sparring partner did not show I'd.
The smoker ended with a sing"
led by Charles J. Andrews and James
A. Dick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
LOSE
JIMENEZ LOOT
Pursuing Troops Recover
Merchandise Taken by
Villa In His Attack.

Chihuahua City, Mex, Sept IS
Military headquarters here has made
public full particulars OF the fighting
at Jimenez last Tuesday. in a report
by Gen. Mateo Munoz, Jimenez gar
rison commander. Gen Munoz reports
that at 4 o'clock In the morning Villa
attacked the town with 500 or 800
men. beginning a fight lasting four
hours. Villa then was obliged TO
withdraw in the direction OF Villa
Popez, southeast OF Jimenez.
During the fighting. adds Gen.
Munoz. so viIIistas were killed. among
them the Villlsta general. Michel and
two colonels- The government forces
lost some killed and 30 wounded men
Take Loot But Lose IL.
As the rebels were in possession OF
a large part OF the town they took
merchandise from three stores, but
lost most OF the goods taken when
they were obliged TO evacuate their
positions.
The government forces were en-
trenched in the railroad station. tax
ing care Of about $4,000 pesos depos-
tied in the express office and Of
great number OF cars loaded with
merchandise, and for that reason were
unable to cover all the town. as they
numbered not over 200 soldiers
There are unconfirmed reports that
Cen Amaro's column overlook the
rebels in their retreat and after heavy
fighting defeated them. recovering the
balance Of the good taken at Jimenez.
Railroad traffic was suspended only
temporarily. More news is awaited
regarding Villas whereabouts and Of
the location Of several columns oper-
ating against him in the JimeneZ and
ParraI districts. The Gonzalez and
Munoz families. Of Jimenez. are said
to- have eeen killed during the fight
inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
10 SancEO IaCl0
Co Dulcinca
IA IN n-.-..n
ELKS BIG DANCE FOR MEN
OF ARMY IS PHOTOGRAPHED

Over 800 soldiers from Fort Bliss
6nd camps in the FL Paso military
district. attended the dance given Fri
day night in Liberty hall by Fl PasO
lodge Of Elks. Two hundred women
were present TO dance with the men
in khaki. many Of them wives and sis
tiers of Elks. HolEuiu's orchestra
furnished music A photograph was
taken Of the assemblage during the
evening TO be sent TO Raymond Fos-
dick, head Of the commission on train
ing camp activities. Officers OF the
Elks' lodge. assisted by their wives
and daughters, acted as hosts 20 the
soldiers Lemonade was served be-
tween dances This is the second time
the Elks have entertained the soldiers
OF the district with q dance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
''MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME"
CONCERT PROGRAM AT FORT

Ny Old Kentucky Home" q fan
tasy, viii be one of the numbers on
the SD field artillery band concert at
Fort Bliss Sunday evening at o'clock.
Lieut.. T. J. Lacock. leader. today an
nounced the following program
March, Sons Of Australia" 9th
gOw).
Overture. Isabella" (Supper).
Excerpts from Verdis opera, 30
hemian Girl"
Fantasy, with variations, Ny Old
Kentucky Home" CDalbey).
Idylle. Pure as Snow (Lange).
Selection. Rainbow Girl" CHirsch).
The concert by the band viii be in
troduced to the regular regimenral as
sembIy at which there will be a period
OF mass singing. Chaplain ". B Zim-
norman VII give a talk on Essen
tails Of the Liberty loan campaign"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
MORE OFFICERS
Go To COLLEGE
Capt. McAdoo to Have
Four More Officers to
Assist In Training.

Mesilla Park. y n, Sept. 2S.-First
Lieut. ". D. PRIME Of Barstow. Calf,
has arrived at the college camp to
assist Capt. Walter McAdoo, replac-
ing Lieut. Lizanby who has gone to
Albuquerque to direct military train
ing at the university. Mrs. PRIME &C
companied the Lieutenant Capt. Nc
Adoo has received word that four
more lieutenants viii be sent him
Sept. 80 10 complete the corps OF Of
fcers here who will care for the $50
men who viii be in training by the
first Of October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
CODY UNITS IN
THE 300 CLASS
Numbers Of Regiments In
97th Division Given by
Col. Martins Staff.

Camp Cody, Deming, y. NJ. Sept. IS.
The s7th division headquarters,
Col C. A. Martin, acting commander
announces that the s7th division viii
be composed Of the following organ
izations:
s7th headquarters troop.
364th divisional machine gun bat
TALON.
18th infantry brigade-sS7th and
sssth infantry regiments and 3s6th
machine gun battalion.
322d engineer regiment.
S22d engineer train
322d field signal battalion
522d train headquarters and military
s22d supply train
322d sanitary train
ss5th, 3S6th, 2s7th and sssth field
5s5th. 5ssth. ss7th and sssth ambu-
lance companies
More Officers Arrive.
Today brought ten captains and 20
first and second lieutenants to Camp
Cody for the new 97th division and
medical detachment OF IS noncom-
missioned officers and $50 enlisted
men, the officers coming very largely
firm Camp Perry, Ohio. small arms
training school for officers
CAPT Brown brought the enlisted
rnen from Fort Riley, Kas- Sergt D.
II. Biron had charge Of the men when
Capt Brown left for his home station
WeuGer From OTerseas-
Lieut.. S. Wenger, who was with the
officers, came from Camp Dix, where
he had Just returned from four
months service overseas
According 10 Lieut.. c r Marshall,
who was one Of Gen. Aliens starr IN
The 67th brigade, there VIII be about
eO former Cody officers IN the 9Ith
division
Division officers are coming very
rapidly now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Airn1a1p, Aiding
BOndCan1bGign,
Fatally Injured
Lieut.. Goldman Dies; Lieut..
Thomas Also Hurt At
Columbia, S. c.

Columbia. s C. Sept 2S.-Lieut-
Goldman. Of Oregon, pilot, was fatally
injured. and Lieut. Thomas. an OBJ
server. seriously injured in the fall
today Of an airplane, from which they
were dropping Liberty loan literature
on crowds viewing a military parade.
A second observer escaped unhurt.
Goldman died on the operating table a
few minutes after the accident
The fall Of the machine. which be-
came unmanageable, was witnessed
by thousands Of persons viewing a
parade Of 1900 troops from Camp
Jackson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
ONE CAR INTERFERED WITH
in JUAREZ; PORT IS OPEN

A street car from the American side
was stopped in Juarez Saturday and
the passengers ordered to get out The
officer 10 return to FL Paso and dis
continue the Juarez service How
ever, the service was resumed within
short time and no effort made to
close the port. as was done Friday,
when new quarantine regulations
were enforced by the L. S. health Of
ficers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Illinois Mine
Explosion Is
Fatal To Many
. Are Reported Killed
When Blast Occurs At
Royalton, Ill.

Murphysboro. III. sept 2s.-Twen-
ty-five men are reported to have
been killed at o'clock this morning
in an explosion IN the north mine Of
the Franklin Coal and Coke COM
pany at Boyalton. Ill
The dead include the superintend-
ent and general manager Of the mine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
TAKES SICK SOLDIER HOME
FROM Fl. BAYARD TO JOPLIN

Lieut. II Q ODmer, medical corps,
passed through FL Paso Saturday. ac-
companying a sick soldier, Pvt VIII
liam LaredOn. from Fort Bayard. n
H.. TO his home. in Joplin. No Both
Lieut. Conner and Pvt Laredon have
been returned from the trenches in
France for recuperation from trench
fever following being gassed- They
were wearing overseas caps and gas
stripes on their sleeves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Saus He Left Army,
Went To Mexico and
Had VdluabLes Taken

Francis ". Durnal. OF Marshalton.
Pa. surrendered to department OF
justice officials Friday afternoon at
the santa Fe bridge and was de-
livered TO the military authorities on
a charge Of desertion. According to
DurnalTs statement. he was indicted
into the service at Raritan Arsenal.
New Jersey. deserted. went 10 Can
ada. from there to Mexico and was
robbed near Juarez. He said he was a
travelling salesman. He claimed 20
have lost $500 IN money and $500 In
jewelry in the robbery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Joe Morgan Gets Job
Of Building 1000 Bed
Hospital. At Prescott

J. Z. Morgan has been awarded a
contract to erect a 1000 bed hospital
for the government at Whipple Bar
racks, Prescott, Ariz-, it was an
nOuuced Saturday. The contract price
is S1,600,0 900.
Mr.. Morgan has been in Arizona for
some time and could not be seen, but
friends Of the contractor said he was
arranging TO start the work at an
early date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
JAMES ". CURTIS, COMING
HOME WITH SERVICE MEDAL

James ". Curtis. son OF Mrs. r. W
Curtis. 500 Fewel street. is said TO be
on his way back 20 Fl Paso from
France. to visit his mother. He Is one
Of the American soldiers sent home
TO participate in the Liberty Loan
drive. It is said. Young Curtis has re-
Gently received the distinguished
service medal He has been in France
4 year. having left a position in the
auditing department Of the Fl Paso
and Southwestern railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
DIES OF HEART DISEASE.

ton. a contractor. is dead OF heart
disease, stricken as he sat reading IN
his shop. he came to Sogales in 1852,
as an employe Of the New Mexico &
Arizona railroad. then being built
through 10 Guaymas by the Santa Fe
system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
ON ARMY COMMITTEE;
MCDOWELL ELECTED A MEMBER

At a meeting OF the military COM
mittee OF the chamber Of commerce,
Friday afternoon, chairman James G.
McNary resigned as chairman and
mayor Charles Davis was elected 70
succeed him. Mr.. 1IcNary remains a
member Of the committed
Fl. B. Mcdowell was elected as an
additional member Of the committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Quick Parcel Post Service.
Shoe repairing. Chas- Ro<ahr' 81


Tonight after g o'clock Bobby
I.evine's Jazz band viii furnish music
FOR dancing. Sandwiches and light
refreshments served You are invited
Modern Cafe, Mills Building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
I ON DWyer a Captain;
Walter aIUey Is Back

A cablegram to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
L Dryer To-day from their son.
Tom, dated Arena. France. informed
them that he was promoted to a
captaincy yesterday in the enEi-
neering corps. Capt. Dryer is a
graduate OF FL Paso high school
and a brother OF Mrs. Hal Z.
Christie. He is a former Herald
carrier.
Walter Falvey. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Falvey. who trained in
the same camp with Capt Dryer
and has been with him in France,
has recently been ordered back 10
the United States for training duty
with the new draft army at Camp
Harrison
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
MAJOR ARRIVES; ONE GOES.

Iaj. George E Armenian. SD field
artillery, reported at district head
quarters Saturday and was assigned
TO duty with his regiment at Fort
Bliss
Mai Y. r. Bell. Seventh cavalry. has
been ordered to Camp Upton. y. J.. for
duty. as announced at district head
quarters Friday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
LAWYERS INVITE DRAFTED
MEN TO CALL AT OFFICES

The bulk OF the questionnaires sent
out by local army exemption boards
having been answered, the legal adj
visory committee, Saturday. decided
IL would no longer hold daily sessions
at the courthouse. Registrants need
ing assistance were asked TO apply at
the office Of any attorney and assist
ance would be given free Of charge.
Levine's jazz Band tonight-Modern
Cafe.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

Globe. Ariz.. Sept. 2S.-John Lang
don, for II years master mechanic Of
the Old Dominion mine. has resigned
to take a similar position with the
United Verde Extension company at
Jerome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
VISITING CONSUL HERE,

Gilbert R. Wilson. consulting
American consul. on the border. was
a visitor TO consul L. A. Dow at
Juarez. Saturday. en- route to Mata-
moros. Mex. opposite Brownsville.
Tex where he viii be American con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

Write A Slogan For The
Fourth Liberty Loan. 5000 in War
Saving Stamps-Free. See page Is
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

$1,000 In War Saving Stamps Free.
See Made in FL Paso" page 15.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
MUSICAL TROOPERS TO PLAY
OF DON QUIXOTE IN ACTION

Don Quixote," a suite in four parts,
VIII be number four in the Sunday
concert program OF the Fifth cavalry
band at Fort Bliss from s TO o'clock
in the evening The program. fur
nished by Lieut. Edgar j. II. Bush,
conductor, follows
March. Royal Decree 5000. English
Overture. Guy Maunering' Bishop
Waltz, Boston -.----.---.-.L umbye
Suite. don Quixote" -----.. Safranek
ta) A Spanish Village
fb) Sancho Pauza
(c) Dulcincl
Cd Don QuiZote.
Selection. "Cayalleria Eustlcana,"
neutrality-suspicious.. Mascagui
Humoresque, Comm Through the
Rye -.--------- -.------- l9ellsleul
Selection. Red MillT -------- Herbert
Trombone smear, 'Lawsy Massy-
Potpourri. "ReWick's Hits 900 -Lampe
Finale. Fifth Cavalry March Cain