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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

veil was wreached with lilies Of the val
ley and she carried q shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and sweet peas
The bridesmaids wore dainty frocks Of
mink eeorgette crepe and carried pink
sweet peas.
After the ceremony AT the church
reception was held p the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms al which nearly one
hundred relatives and friends Of the
bridal couple were entertained. pink
qnd white festoous and bells decorated
the rarlors and the tables were pretty
with flowers During the course Of the
supper several ,oasts were proposed the
Rev. Paul Miller Of Fort Wayne acting
as toasirlaster. The Misses Anna and
Louise ViilEs. Martha krcis and Meta
Parduhn of the s : NJ Club OF which
the bride is a member. served.
The Rev and Mrs. Dau VIII visit in
Fort wayne for few days and before
going 70 their home IN canton Will
srend short time IN s. Louis the
Rev. Dau formerly lived in Hammond
He graduated from Concordia seminary
at ST Louis where his father Is one Of
the Instructors and IS now pastor 81 the
Lutheran church in Canton Mo.
The oral expression class in St
Joseph High school viii present Re
beccs-z Triumph a drama i'm three
acts. Wednesday evening June 18th. az
oo O'Clock i'm the assembly hall The
commencement exercises Of St joseph
High school viii take place Sunday
evening. June 23rd. in s. Joseph
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
WOMEN SHAVE
UNNN0WINGLY

when you only remove hair
from the surface of the skin the
result Is tEe sunIe as shaving. The
only cOInuao1-senBe way TO remove
knir Ia TO attack IL under the skin.
DcdiracIe. the original SsRitary
nauf6. does this by absorption.
Only genuine DcNfFuele hEs q
money-bncsx guarantee I'm each
package. at toilet counters in &c,
81 and 81 sizes, or by mail RrsKn
us ia plain wrapper on receipt of
price.
FREE book mailed in plain
MenieG envelope on ea0est- De-
Miracle. 10Th st. and Park Ave-
New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
VALPO MAN
is ARRESTED

Field r Marine of Valparaiso was
arrested last night by Officer Warner
for speeding IS miles an hour over
Calumet boulevard. His trial was con-
tinued.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Last evening the members az the
West Hammond Athletic Club entertain
ed Mt a social in the auditorium of the
Wentworth school. Ice cream and cake
were served The annual commencement
festivities will begin next Monday with
the senior reception. The affair last
evening was very enjoyable and was
largely attended.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

DR. and Mrs. r b Oiwin and son
Harold of Robinson. III are the quests
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Bruce. 81 GER
roll street this week Or. 0lwin is
serving on the examining board in Chi
cago.
The Misses Mae Flaherty and Jessie
Erker and Messrs Edward Funkhouser
and Raymond Epker left sunday morn
ing for an autmobie trip 10 Buffalo.
Niagara Falls and other points in The
east.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

The kaiser it at bat. Strike him
out by buying War Savings
Stamps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

The Rev. " f. Marvin. district super
intendent Of the NJ + church iii the
northern peninsula Of Michigan passed
through Hammond Yesterday on his way
to the convention of the United states
district superintendents which IS beng
held TINS week in Columbus q. Mrs.
Marvin accompanied him as far as Ham
mond 20 he the guest of Mrs. II T.
Burk. 80 Carroll street during his ali
sence. Returning Rev Marvin viii
come to Hammond for the Weekend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
PERSONAL 10
SOCIAL NEWS
CoNING EVENTS.

The Woman's Guild Of st PauIs
Episcopal church WI hold an oil day
session Wednesday in the parish room
IN Rimbach avenue \ noon-daN lunch
con viii be served Tor the members ana
down town business women
The Deborah Society of the First
Christian church viii b. entertained
b Mrs. Grant Seeley Of 556 Summer
street AT its monthly social session
Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the FIRST
Methodist church viii be entertained bv
the members of the first division Wed
resday afternoon at two-thirty O'Clock
1T the home eff Mrs. A e. wilcox in
Glendale Park.
Mrs. r. Z. Hardesty viii he hostess
Wednesday afternoon TO the members
Of the Q. l. A. Embroidery Club at her
home in Becker street
The United W. C. T T. will meet
Wednesdays afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Ed Hunt. 2o1 Johnson street
The Ladies Aid Society of the FIRST
Presbyterian church VIII hold its week
= meetlng Wednesday afternoon IN the
parlors Of the church
Mrs. Y. II. Bruce will b hostess 20
the Colonial club at a thimble PARTY
Thursday afternoon at he~ homo. 81
Carroll street.
Mrs y ]. Aastgen has postponed the
meeting u the Harmony club one week
until the afternoon Of June 26rh when
she VIII be hostess at her home in State
Line street
ST. Fauls Lutheran church was the
scene Of q very beautiful Wedding Sat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
PeSky Bed
Bugs

The new chemical T. n G
Pesky Devils Ouietus - actually
puts the everlasting 70 pestv he1
bugs reaches ants. feas: impossible
Tor them to exist where r. D. Q. IS
used.
r n @ kills and leaves a coating
on their eggs and prevents Matching
quart Of the strongest bug killer
on carth.
A box Of 2. p. O. goes farther
than a barrel of o1d-fa shioned bug
killers.
Look for the devils head on every
box. also patent spout in every box
of p Il. Q.
The T. y. Q. kills. feas on dogs.
All leading drug stores-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

church Diplomas and honors graduate
Will be conferred upon the follow ing
young ladies' Miss Lcnore Humpfer
Miss Cecilia Kolb. Miss Mary Zelier.
Miss Margaret Austeen. Miss Euphenia
BaralH. Miss Wilma BieSer and MISS
Irene Eubrich cold meadls for appli-
cation will BE- presented ny Rev John
B Berg Certificates for completing
the commercial course will he conferred
upon Miss Cecilia Humpfer, Miss Flor
ence Dcboid. Miss Emma Magiuot. Miss
Florence Lauerman. Miss Lucille Cope
Miss Christina Thiel
Miss Anna Marcus. 252 Truman awe
nue.. entertained at a lawn party Sunday
for about nifty of her friends Guests
We're in attendance from Cary East
Chicago Indiana Harbor. Whiting. Nor
ris. Ill. Chicago and Hammond They
enjoyed the evening with dancing and
games and IN conclusion a delightful
luncheon was served The lawn vas
lighted with red. white and blue Iant-
erns and The decorations were flags.
AT the meeting last evening of the
Equal Franchise League at the home Of
Ntl = Afittli L. tst'i 4Hl an tEE 1tttt-k
the members transacted a great deal OF
business. tt was ,he regular semi
monthly meeting Of the organization.
Purdue University has issued panph-
lets on Canning Points for Cold Pack
Methods" and Home DTS ing of Yes
etables and Fruits" which can he had
for tho asking al the Hammond public
library.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

The following Is one Of the Food Ad-
recipes To housewives:
NO WHEAT
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT or AoslcuLruRe


weather bulletin for the "a hour
'nilnE m 18th meridian time
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
LIBERTY BOND WORKERS
REPORT SEVERAL CASES
OF AFFRONTS OFFERED

Committees cunvasFine The city last
Friday tor subscriptions Co the Liberty
Loan reported number Of instances
where they had beon treated discour
''ousN Chairman ROY Miller of Tho
Nnects County Council ct Defense b.
inr acquainted with the cases yestof
dhN ISSUED the following statement
'li has been brought 10 my attention
ihft several of The Liberty Loan com
mittees m their canvass OF the ciiy
Friday Experienced nfffonts from Ger
tam persons whieh were not only dis
courteous hut almost Indicative ~ dis.
inFiii} u their character
There is mo law as yci feauirinr
citizens pi the United Stat.s To- sui.
scribe fuf Liberty Bonds nor is thor.
AnN written nw compelling persons 90
treat with common courtesy their fei-
low yiti2"ns engaged in patriotic work
Nevertheless J desire t0 spy foi the
attenuation of an concerned ana es
pecaly los the Information OF thos,
upi interested fhtt al the proper Time
PERSONS euilty OF such ln.Nrnsabi,.
cpnduvt Will be invited tu allloof be-
f0r it County Counru 81 Defense
lnh present such explanations aa they
may har o. offer
fhs course will be pursued 10 The
huro thnt . repetition in Corpus CHRISTI
nf somr ihinps thut have recently oc-
rnrrd ris'wh r' iu the county may be
prevented
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06

q Telegram received late yeatarday
afternoon from Iitti. Rock. Arkanean
announced the death AZ camp PIKE OF
thnrieq Wheeler well known Young
business man Of Corpus christi. who
iers Than month ago entered the
'igirerr Training Camp ~ camp Pike
u was not known untn Friday thnt
Mf Wheeler wae 10 His wife al
fnat time received mcssare saving
ihnf hr was 100 with pneumonia ana
accoini lniri ht NJ Wheeicra sister
Mra Hafrs ~ Carter she left here
saturday morning FOR Little Rock
Tho messag. o. hrf husbands denth
sas t"itfsd e. her at San Antonio
chnH Wheeler q native Corpus.
Christian fof number Of yeara had
been employed iu the Corpus Christi
National Bank and th. newH 81 hls
sudden death eamr na grevious shock
90 ihc nftltt.is and employees Of thar
institution rs we'll as 20 hundreds OF
cthei friends ana ncuuaintnnces He
Ala also % in,inbsr of the Insurance
agency oi Wheeler and Howerton
Iio be- nirtitsa ty his wife bs his
mother Mrs. a. Wheeler and y,
fwl sister Mrs Noise We'll rnd Mrs
Harry y "lrer
The tod, vii DO shipped 70 Corpus
christi The funeral arrangements
VII p" announced Monday
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06

The surf has as up-to dr., and com
piete soda fountain ns YOU win find
ans where ADV l0e
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06

Tie tnf council mrefiur yesterday
m"rninH u rcecaH HerAiun decided To-
rrNHf'riiH' Tor bids TO supply me CIT,
90 Corpus rhrfii with nsfOfu gtf
Fh' euinrn ~ll eall roi hlds Zoo h.
npru"a un October
the Nurc.H GAS Comr4ni faa been
prr inif"d with capital stock of SEQ
NNN rnt nslf of tho amount having
boon paia n hy huHiness men ol This
cars and tiie other on. haif las e. T.
Nifh,fHpoon OF San Antonio
FhiF enucern that wii sink oue or
moro woiia probably iu fns proven
ii"la ti "a hife Point 81 expected TO
submit iu offer 10 SOIL natural gas 10
tho city in wholesale qnantltiea
~ rho offer should he accepted rs
,he Council the nexi attr WouiA boz
th' calling Of an election 90 deter.
mine whether or not citizens favor
the rsiance Of honds FOR the purpose
"i buiininr pipe line to fhe weils
Tito hunds would OF course not b..
rHrcd ur sold unless Fsa 500 4uffoleut
outntni ahouid be- found az he 1oli.
timt the NGeces Gas Company viii
rlnt
The high husiness standing of tho
hn.inesa interests that are concerted
Win gne concern offer ENCOURAGEMENT
20 tho tciicf ihsi Corpus Christi with
in another lew mouths VIII have an
Abundance OF natural ras from what
seoiogiste term the greatest field in
tne United states al White Point.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
COUNCIL WILL MAKE
ANOTHER CALL FOR
NATURAL GAS BIDS

Il ~ Expected Tha, e. October 70
the Nuecss oss Company Con
oern - Local Business Men. viii Be
in Position 10 Make Definite
Oiter
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
freneh Gates Closed

PARIS OCT 8 Two Of the leading
restaurants "a bordeaux have been
CLOSED 90 American soldiers by the
miliiar, authorities because Of eNor-
nitant prices pn. ,sf. is said TO have
fhalscd TWO American officers 50 60
for four eggs ana TWO small glasses Of
booze while another eNaeted SIS Tor
cotfce Seuiries wore placed AZ tho
doors TO- warn AN men IN American
uniforms that theN were not allowed
tn cnitr either establishment
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
LUIS CAeSLLeRO DESIRES
TO SECURE ANNE Sly

Mtll''o CITY Oct @ The former
Federal general oi division Luis Cah-
fll'ro Wh" reNolf"d lasl Aprn Whon
h' central government refused 60
rtu ni rluu 10 the rovcruorship
u' ilWfulpns is attempting accord
uH to onirii reports. to sornr. am
u'ai The roNotument terms are
unconditional smrundol
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06

NEW YORK OCT 8 since the be
ginning If the war 3.5s2 German news.
papers ana magazines have dlscont1n
ued publication either permanently ol
temporarily This rs officially an
npuncci h. ia. German postal ag
thuritisa says the Berlin Taseblatt
ln the same period 1855 new publica
uons were begun The total number OF
newspapers and magazines in Ger.
many WAS estimated at 5000
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06

Sandwiches an kinds AZ ali times
~ rhe surf Ady 1903
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
CHAS. WHEELER DIES
FROM PNEUMONIA AT
CAMP PIKE ARKANSAS

Wei kno~n Young Corpus Christ
Business Mar Who LET, Here Less
Than One Month Ago To Enter OF
'icsrs Training Camps Dies After
Brief Illness
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
TEUTONS SET FIRE TO DOUAI AND
NUMEROUS OTHER FRENCH TOWNS

From ~ Quentin north to ihc lVS the bcfor.
the important German bases OF Cambria Donai Lille the
British rNelnR strong pressure but the Gcnans
ing strong effort to hold their positions until their
ID. leLun Do lh. roar o hcL limos has boon complccd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-06
CRY News t: ::
: : : : in Brief

Ann Elizabeth Sooe,ns. two weeks
old daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs : l.
Scugins yesterday ioined the ranks Of
The Liberty Bond buyers nor father
purchasing FOR her account . nfty
dollar bond through the Corpus Christi
National Bank
Born Saturday, 10 M and mrs Tom
East q son
The Liberty loan subscription Of c.
vs. bunnaway reported through the
First State Bank IN m amount Of $50
should have read $50
Oliver Bird Of Corpus Christi. John
a Lyon OF Kobstown and G. = Cage
of bishop nave been appointed as Jury
commissioners to draw the mex, iuries
Tor ihe 2sth civn district cour,
Joseph L. Gilman, member of the
Nueces Cndnty liberty f,oan Commit
lee has Volunferred his service for the
remainder 1t the campaign ana he viii
be- Boz charge Of the Liberty Loan de
par'men' II Tie corpus Chrisu Nation
% hlnt
On account % Judge W. o. Hopkins
hoiHs called 20 Kingsvlle tomorrow FOR
90, kiehere county term Of the district
count ihe Jenkins Welch case invo!v-
Ing contest as 10 the Democratic
nomination Tor county commissioner
or tho Robsiown Bishop district has
been postponed until next FRIDAY
The regular meeting Of the Nueess
County Council OF Defense VIII be- held
ihis afternoon 80 O'Clock az the
courthouse = number Of matters Of
impurtano, are to be- considered
Sandwiches an kinds ~ ~ times.
80 ms. A..t.t A.f.. tuq
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
EDWIN LIPIHSKI IN
COLLISION At SEA
Hammond Boy Writes of
Experiences Aboard
the Eoolus.

Edwin. one Of the Lipinski twins.
sons OF Mt and Mrs Paul e. I.ipinslzi
aas written home telling OF his exper-
fences aboard the "Aeolps" which col
lIded with another ship of the Atlantic
coast last week HIS letter follows:
Iiobolsen. y. j.. April 2s. 1918.
Paul f. LIpinskL
Hammond. Ind.
Dear Papa: ! ann dropping YOU n
few lines just To let you know how 7
ann feeling and what has happened to
me lately About two weeks ago 1 left
Camp Merritt and was sent on a ship
ment to the Transportation Yards I
was put on boat called the "Aeolus." a
German captive war ship used for the
transportation Of American troops to
France. ] left on this ship and we We're
four days on water and the 4th night
bout 10 o'clock 7 was thrown out of ms
bed. then q bell started to ring 1t was
"a bell of horror Every one in the ship
put on their life-belts and ran to the
stairway until given notice to go on
deck. When we got on deck saw that
we had run into another ship. Every
one was excited and cold and nervous.
thinking that it was going TO be their
last minute to live.
The captain of the ship ordered the
sailors to their post to guard the rail-
ines. Some boys started to jump over
board but were stopped. We were ord
cred TO 60 TO bed and that cooled US all
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
POLITICAL
AFFAIRS ARE
PICKING Up
TINES BUREAU.

AT STATE CAPITAL.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 2.-Interest
ia political affairs is picking up. The
liberty loan campaign classes next Sal
urday night. and from That time on
there will be something doing in politics.
Both parties have remained quiet whde
the loan campaign had been in progress.
They We're agreed that nothing should be
allowed to interfere i'm any way with
il. But now that the Joan campaign is
well cut Of the way il may he expected
that things viii loosen up
The democratic state committee has
set the date for the democratic state
convention L will be held ON June is
and ~. three weeks after the republican
state convention Vice President Mar
shall Will he temporary chairman and
make the national keynote speech. ana
former Governor Balston viii be per-
manent chairman and make the state
keynote speech
All OF this arrangement being out Of
the way. the democrats VIII now proceed
80 trot out their candidates for state
nominations and the battle VIII be en-
in earnest.
The main interest right now. however.
is in the primaries that are TO he hold
throughout the state next Tuesday.
Little will be done along any other
line until after the primaries have been
disposed of. However. III was said that
the official call for the democratic
state convention would be issued before
the end or this week and that the ap-
portionment of the delegates among the
ninetv-two counties would be made SO
that tho delegates may be elected at the
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03

down We turned around and went TO
New Jersey
This is how 1 am getting to write
so soon George IS on another ship,
which left the same day I did and his
ship has reached France safely.
Gee. Pa ] was certainly crazy when
] thought the boat was going 10 sink
but we were saved very lucky. Don't
tell this to Ma because She might get
excited
This IS about all I have 10 say and
suppose l will be on my way back to
France IN about a week or 50. I have
met few boys on This ship that We're
drafted and sent away from Hammond
.u March Good bye Pa. hoping that I
viii some day return to you safely.
From EDWIN
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
[OR VA 4
ES>0E RIE"CE

Cargo space to France. one of the
most serious problems America and
the Allies have 70 face. has been
solved as far as the army's new
standardized motor truck is con
cerned. A motor truck usually oc-
cupies 1000 cubic feet of space. The
new truck, Truck 81. designed by
engineers representing many sutO-
mobile and truck manufacturing
companies who gave their service TO
the government without charge, IS
so made that 1t can be taken down
and stored in a space Of only $50
cubic feet, one-fourth the usual
amount.
Another saving in transportation
which the new truck is producing is
in that it is delivering itself instead
of waiting for the railroads 10 carry
it. Fleets of the truck, now being
produced by the thousands In lac
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03

plants are moving across the country
to the posts where they are to be
used and to points of emOarka ton.
These fleets are under command Of
United States army officers, all eX-
perienced in motor trucks and are
manned by skilled privates serving
ss drivers and mechanicians
The overland drives are used as a
test for the men as well as for me
trucks. The officers go along as OF
servers only and make no sugges-
tions, leaving the men to work ont
their own problems as they would
have to do under actual war condi-
tions
Recently. q feet Of twenty of the
trucks was brought overland from
Lima, Ohio. Ten of these were for
Camp Meade, Md, and ten for Camp
Devens. Mass. The twenty Travelled
together as far as Baltimore. The
army detachment which brought the
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03

Greathousc. democratic state chairman,
rave issued statements TIA which they
indorse the proclamation issued hy
Governor Goodrich calling on The people
of the state 20 wake up and take "a lively
interest i'm the primaries. Tt is be-
Iicred that the statements VIII have
q decided effect on the situation. and
that they win spur many voters into
taking active interest in tho selection OF
candidates
An interesting dispatch from Wash
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
DENOCRATIC TICKET.

a meeting q he Democratic central
committee Of East Chicago is called
Tor tonight az the office OF p. \ Parks
Se25 Michigan avenue. Indiana Harhor.
AIl precinct committeeman, candidates,
workers and primary election officials
sra urged 70 be present. J. Z. O'Neil is
city chairman.
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03

trucks across the roads was COM
posed of captain, two lieutenants,
six sergeants, nineteen coTporals and
seventeen privates. They left Lima
at 7:30 in the morning and at 2;3O
in the afternoon, eight days later,
they arrived at Baltimore with every
truck IN perfect condition.
The truck which represents the
combined judgment and experience of
leading motor truck engineers, Is re
ported 10 be q complete success It
Will soon be carrying supplies to our
troops at the front lines II France.
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
CrrcAGo LIVE STOCK.

Hogs-Receipts, 26.000; mixed. s16.75
j 017.sO: good. $I6,s0@1735: rough. s15.-
|90a1S.25. light. S1700Q 1855: pigs.
s1225@1T10: heavy. s15.90G17.40: bulk
! OF sale. s17107sI750.
: Cattle - Receipts. 5000: market.
steady to strong; beeves. s10.00@ 17.4O;
scows-heifers. s695a14.00; stockers-
+ feeders. $Se0@1250; calves. 5000
#14OO-
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
STEEL MILLS
BEHIND ORDERS

WASHINGTON. MAY 3- serious short
ages in all forms of steel are develop
ing under heavy pressure Of war work.
"a was learned authorItatively today.
officials ARE considering drastic steps
to provide sufficient steel for ship
plates. proJectiies a0d other war re-
quirements rs we'll Director General
tcAdoo.s railroad demands
The Lake County times., 1918-05-03
CHTcAqo aRArN ruruREs

Corn-May s127%: July. SI49ss;
June. sI-48.
Oats-AIay. 7slae. July 6s2sc: June.
s51ae,
The Denver star., 1918-09-28

High School girls are wanted as
collectors after hours. Please call
At the Denver star for particulars.
MISS hAGAN CARRIES ZION BY
STORM. Y. N. c. A. GLEE CLUB
SCORES GREAT SUCCESS.
Friday evening September goth. at
Zion Baptist Church. very enthusi-
astic and appreciative audience gath
cred to hear Miss Helen Hagan. of
New haven Conn. the noted piantste.
who will sing for our boys Over
There" So completely spell bound
had Miss Hagan held her audience
that they seemed musically In tune
with the players soul. and many en-
cores were the consequence. She was
forced to give several encores. In the
audience there were number OF
known musicians. who pronounced
her technic and Interpretation well
nigh perfect. Her playing WAS won
derful to say the least. From the
light fantastic touches to the heavy
and more majestic tones she passed.
swaying her hearers as she did so.
Miss Hagan lives through what she
plays Sitting with her eyes closed.
she seems to be lifted above the earth
into a realm ethereal. in the realm OF
music and there she lives and almost
forgets her audience. Sometimes she
finds 1t hard to end piece SO COM
pletely does 1t take possession of her.
Her program consisted Of Sonota Ap-
passionate, Beethoven. (three move
ments): Transcriptions OF Negro Mel
odies. S. Coleridge Taylor. (a) Deep
River. Ia Bamboula (African Dance): F:
Loves Dream. List; Garden in the
Rain. Debussy. Scnerzo in b fiat
Minor. Chopin.
The y. NJ. c. A. Glee Club needs to
be highly congratulated on their great
musical success at Zion.