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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05
LA ECRETARIA De HACIENDA HARA
La LIQUIDACION DE- Los BANCOS
Sigue aprovechandose Cabrera de que aun existen las tacul-
tades extraordinarias que tiene ell Executive para
legisIar en- materia de Hacienda

otros. relativa a que deberan atender
Sc en- csc alto cuerpo todas las que
jas del publico ~presentadas contra
los militares arbitrarios. Estas que
las serviran a los citados s~enadores
para seguir estudiando las hoJas de
servicios de los militares, a fin de yer
81 es de ra~tificarseles o no el grade
que o%stentan.
La i~niciativa indica que sc haran
saber estos acuerdos del Senado por
medic de publicaciones en- los perio-
dicos oficiales de la Federation y de
los Estados, s~uplicandose al mlsno
tempo a la prensa independents la
publication del caso.
Para hacer esta proposition, que Sc
puede lamar ~depuradora, los MEM
bros de la comision encargada de es-
tudiar las hojas de servicios, alegan
que hay muy pocos datos sobre los
generates Y coroneles, muchos de los
cuales son desconocidos por compile
to.
| Abuses en- los treaee de pasaJeros.
Los peri6dicos de esta capital la
man la atencion de la direction de los
F~errocarriles. acerca de unos abuses
que Sc estan cometiendo en- los tre'
mes de pasajeros, especialmente cor
Ia pente sencilla. Sc trata de que
esta gente Sc lie %presentan clerto;
tipos vividores, haciendose pasar co
mo agentes del Express, con e. ooJe'
to de cobrarles por los bultos que lie
van como e~quipaje. y que deben IT. Sc
gin los estafadores. en- el caro- de eA
press.
La Direction de las Lineas tomo y;
medidas sobre ell particular para eVi
tar estos abuses.
Salio para Queretaro el Seeretari'
de Commissioned.
Por ell tren de aver saiio para Que
rataro el Ing. Rodriguez Gutierrez
ouien va cen e. objeto de 'consuIta'
con el iefe del executive a!gunos a
~suntos de importancia, como e! de ID
reconstruction de varios camlnos ca
rreteros del pals, asi como las repa
-r~aciones de los de fierro, que Sc ma
liam en- muy malas condolences eE
varias zonas. ,
Para empezar estos trabaJos sol
falta que el Jefe del Ejecut'vo a
oruebe los gastos. que Sc dice asclen
Iden q varios millones de pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05

Mi. credencisles son de Is cateSoria
ma, alta. Me rccibi en- dos ColeSio' d'
Noaicins = en- uno de clos fui Professor
ro- espscio de tres amos. teniendo n mi
.o-ro in eatedra de las Intermediates cue
con.tituyen mi especialidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05
CTUDAD DE MEXICO, Nov. 2

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Nov. q
La liouidaci6n de los Bancos, pen
diente aun a pesar de las agencias
u han hecho los representatives
cerca de la Secretaria de Hacienda,
va no sera hecha por la Comision Mo
netaria. como Sc habia indicado, slno
DOR Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, d.
rectamente, en- virtud de una orden
recibida del propio jefe del Ejecuti-
vo.
Sc dice u Sc toma esta determine
cion en- vista de que siendo ia cltada
Comision Monetaria una institution
tambien bancaria, ~tropezaria con al
guno Inconvenience para hacer dl-
chas liouidaciones. nc suced!endo ash
con Ia Sacretaria de Hacienda, que
es eytrana a esta clase de operaclo-
mes financieras.
La liuuidacion Sc hara de acuerdo
con los consejeros respectivos NOM
brador por las mismas instituciones
afectaGas.
Sc aumentaran los suicides en- ell Ra-
mo de Justieia.
En- Ell pr6Ximo aho seran aumenta'
dos los sueldos a todos los emp!ea'
dos de iusticia en- ell Distrito Federal,
en- atenci6n a que, dadas las condlcio-
mes de Ia vida, no es possible que pue-
dan p~asarla de~corosamente con 10 que
ahora Sc les tiene asignado. Hay
escribientes con tamilia numeross
que no ganan mas que sesenta y
seis pesos ~mensuales, con los Qua
les les es impossible cubrir 10 indis'
pensable.
La Comisi6n de PresupueStos estu'
dia el caso de que Sc trata, para ha'
Ger el aumento de maiera cue los en-
pIeados en- question Queden d~ecorcsa'
mente retribuidos. Los magistrate!
ganaran treinta pesos diarios. y 10:
demas sueldos seran de acuerdo, pro
porciOnalmente.
FL aumento Sc hara tambien tenier
do en- cuenta las especies que circu'
Ian, relatives q que dichos e~mpleados
son susceptibles de cohecho y sober
no.
Ell senado atendera las quejas contrs
los militares.
En- la session de aver en- Ell Senadc
Sc present6 una proposition de los Sc
nadores Morante, Tejada. Ancons
Albertos, Vicario, BorqueZ Y alguno,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05
E M~ENICANOS!

No rcsalcn su dinero cambiandolo a
precios bajos. hay que cuidHr los centaSos
que los pesos Sc cuidan solos.
He aqui tres puntos muy import2ntes
nor los cue todos los nexicanos han pre-
ferido siempre y estan muy contentos con
Ia muy acreditada Casa de Gambia de
GABINO COSTILLA.
lro.-Porque es Ia Casa de Gambia mas
| liberal en- los Estados Unjdcs para Ia COM
pra v venta de dinero mexicSno y sus
opcraciones estaa siemrre ampliamente
garantizadas.
2do.-Porque cs a casa mas rap'da
para envios De dinero n todas parties &C
Ia Rcpublica Mexicana. toinando en- euen-
IN cue en- mcnos de dicz dias es entire
yado cl dinero. siendo todss las renisio-
mes por cuerta y riesgo de IA casa y
libre de gasto y comision.
Sro.-Porqae todas LIS remesas hech:s
a Mexico. estia Earantizadas con su di-
nero depositado en- los Baneos siGuicntes:
The Milmo National Bank. Laredo Natic-
nal Bank = Merchants State Bank and
Trust Co. de esta Ciudad-
Tcda correspondence deoe ser di-isida
en- Ia siguiente forma:
SR. GABINO COSTILLA
2o5 AVE CONVENTO. P. o. BOX ll3.
LAREDO. TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05

monarquia contra el republicanismo
V el bolshevikismo. Queremos yer un
estrecho vinculo entire el Rey y su
pueblo Y para este fin, sera necesa-
rio r~eforZar la Camara de los Lores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-05

Cuando zecesite tiHros Ell espahol
dirijase a Igracio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. To-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07
ooc,AOilivv NUN

A sociability run will b. made over
the jefferson Highway. starting from
New Orleans a, 2. 10 o'clock the morn.
lns Of July ! on trip to Winnipeg
Gov and Mrs Pleasant. Major Mar
tin H"hrman ~ New Orleans, Hon.
hancan hiis. and many others promi.
neni In state affairs will make the trip.
Social couriesies will be extended all
along the lire to the visitors
This run Is not speed contest. The
purpose IL 10 increase the feeling of
ship among these localities
that are engaged In promoting the JeR
erson Highway Large numbers viii &C.
company the ofscisl party For inter.
mediate distances ~ the run proceeds
along the vacation route of America"
from palm 10 pine"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

Just when We were getting thu
business Of making and selling mo.
tor cars elevated 10 the place where
II was becoming recognized az one Of
the legitimate forms Of q livelihood.
In butts the son OF the Kaiser and
sets Ne back In the class Of question.
able occupations again.
why select the automobile husi.
ness hasn't II had troubles enough
II late and most Of them due 10 the
.nholy ambitions Of this young man =
famil, al that
why does the fourth con Of the
es.kaiser select the automobile bust.
ness ~ his way Of making a living
now that the people II Germany have
decided he has sot 10 earn his own
way la the world Why pick on this
business and shereby indicate ihst
neither brains cor character aoe -.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07
GIVE THEM LAND


The True Democrat
I, Is a great mistake not 10 give
soldiers land All over the United
States even those soldiers who came
from the crops are not returning, Hos
viii AZ feed the World
W. eahnot blame the soldiers. for
planting would require more capital
and bring more isolation than before
the war
u ia mel too late The land In here.
the men are here and the food must
b. raised Even II great stretches are
planted "a field peas only II will give
food
SEE by Mr. Robinsens article that
Ever, inch of Germany seems % be
cultivated Think of the waste ON
oar side. The great waste Is the b..
travail OF the fines, army that Was ever
raised These younA men have enter
I'D he'll for ~ Have seen evil too sreat
for flesh and bleed
What alone Is able 10 cover ~ great
shock A nss life In the open air
eompanienship with those Who under
stand and time year by year 10 come
let Us have no mere suicides OF the
mobiles, men who ever walked the
earth
Let US give them land and all things
needed What good will the land do
the United states n these men sui.
fer
Pride and loving gratitude should
make ns give life back 10 them.
Prehaps We ought not 10 think Of
II now but the truth which underlies
all is that the right va, Is the sconom.
zeal way A. d NJ
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

Hand gfenades manufactured 10 car.
~ death and destruction % the Ter.
maa army will te diverted To the
peaceful purpose ~ encouraging thrift
anlonx the school children 81 the com
try. Fifteen million ~ these xrenad.s
have been made available b, the War
Department, The srenades given "a
school children will he transformed
Into savings hanks tn hold the pennies
and dimes Of these Who are SAY ing Ia
ba, Thrift Stamps and War Savings
Stamps
The distribution ~ N. gr.aad.
hanks viii he entirely under the con.
troll II the District Savings Directors
All children under Zen years old Who
earn enough money during the ,aea
''m to buy one War Savings stamp
aud who submit TO their teachers IN
account OF how the none, Was earned
would be entitled TO u hand grenade
hank on the opening of the fall school
term. Children over ten years old
would he required to purchase two
War savings Stamps.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07
aEtp TIE GOV SCOUTS

nons the fast sucerediBg drives for
var Gus orgahizai,sns OF national scope
and Witch have laid heavy tax upon
IN ssmpathy ~ The public as we'll ~
.is purse. none speaks stronger appeal
IN i po'entiaiiies for future goad
then hoy Scouts Appreciation Week
Iuue Sill
Al americans are asked to supply
the means 10 permit the 10, Scouts ~
America To extend their ofganzat ion
Ia each the ten million boys between
the AGES q l. and II years Who need
III" training that l.o, Scouts gives
he hope oi the nation Is IN lis
Youths, aud according as they glow mp
To- ftnrd,, steady manhood will that
HOE be- realized The influence. os the
no Scouts organization upon its In.
din dual members has been observed
to he entirely coed hence every boy
ear he reached through II is assured
of training that will make him a finer.
better man.
The definite wa, in which YOU can
help financially IL 10 become an as
seciate member of the National Coun
cil ~ hoy Scouts The fe. is 81 %
ion can do that much II no more
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

clal standing are nece.sar, Ia gain
recognition
"tla,ins had several wears 81 hard
experience about the bar.,es, sell
Ing experience Of m, career. and ha,.
ing been al m, wits end a, times 20
secure men Of the Necessary mental
csIibre and fitness 20 merchandise
meter ears. I am inclined 10 believe
that IL il abou, the hardes, selling
proposition there Ii.
Successful automobile salesman ars
mighty scarce. Yet the rich low .bros
whose fathers funds have. up 10 nov.
enabled him 10 stand behind or whose
social inelina.ions have made him the
boon companion of the chauffeur fond.
~ imssines he will be n star II he
eondescends 10 enter the business
world via automobile route
Among others that l recall who
have been obessed with this idea and
have tried II out with dlssDuointins
results. we're sons Of seyera, America.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

Fair woman In creations role
just seemed an aftarthoush,

Fair woman In creations role
just seemed an aiterthoush,.
Tradition says 'hateman was whole.
until one day he soash,
To take a little nap alone
And he awoke with one less bone.
The story Is 4 good one. yet.
It's not so very strange.
Ny friend has found 10 his regret
That humans Do not change.
Tie hung his clothes upon q chair,
His dear wife saw him put them
there,
And then he slept Al break u dawn
lie aweke aud fifteen bones we're
gone! -crtooss Magazine
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07
five MILL llMiY ooeo NOT ppl Y
70 ROAD OoNos

An opinion BY the Supreme Court
Monday apholdinr the power Of the
parishes TO levy road taxes under both
Article stl md Article 2si of the Con
shntsoh Is generally believed Ia have
relieved the road bond situa,iop In
Louisiana.
The opinion. handed down In the
cat" Of Daniel T. sheridan w the po.
iiee Ju', ~ Washington Parish. de-.
e'ar"s the view expressed hy the court
sho u year ago in the IIayne case.
and The obi'er dirtum io the same If.
see' In the Trenon, Lumber Com pany
cas- to be- not correct" and SAYS ,ha,
the should not be- adhered to"
u asserts positively tina, road taxes
the police Juries are allowed 10 impose
undsr Article ssi are In addition 10
snd no, in lieu ~ the road tax author.
ised by Article Isl.
TIE very clarifying decision was
~fiti'en hs Justice ONiell M was
esh, arred In hy Justices so,amer,ille
Provost, and i,awtins. Chief Justice
Monree. Who rendered the decision in
the tlayne case. now reversed dia.
scented from justice oNielrs views.
but did not write dissenting opinion.
simply inAorsins on the judemen, the
stsiemsh, that be- adhered 10 bis otl.
Sinal declaration - made In the uayn.
case.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

woodrow Wilson Patience.
Colonel House Diplomacy
Commissioner Garfield II Winter q
Tale
Herbert e. lieo,er Measure for
Measure"
Geerxe Greet The Comedy of Er.
rora."
Es'kaiser Wilhelm A Midsummer
Nights Dream"
The Sritan Of Turkey: "kismst
Marshal Fech. Justice"
W. J. DSyaa: "Istolosoaeo."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

in Bowling chsfaeterises as non.
sehs" the common belief that II In un.
wholesome Ia drink milk and eat fish
=, The same time II Is nevertheless -
true that while many persons can do
M with IMMUNITY. there are others.
Who ar, always made III BY combining
these otherwise excellent foods. And
this result can not always be- attributed
Ia mental Suggestion. because Illness
f"li"ws when the eater has not given
thought Ia the matter In the same
Interview Df bowling refers tn the
Tact that some persons ran not "a,
strawberries without it's causing n
fssh. and SAYS tina, this ma, be termed
al idios,nerasy MAJ not the Inabil.
y te combine fresh fish and milk b.
also considered an idiosynerasy. and
let Il go nj that
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

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morning toh for uhs, ,hs ann .a,...
on, they xo a.,u, ,oas, N. xr,,.a
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bes, .he s., :, them n, ...,.., go,
knew VIA, | mem h, the I'm, uo,m
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her eggs They are so .e.,,. ana -
pa.tent thai hay. had them u.h, a,
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for It's msah., this ure,,v .r...,,.,
insec,
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the cabbage and e.n,,f,ox., /, ..,.
found them a, o,h., .,..,. - ,o.
have AZ / have a sm,,, ..,aa. vo, "a.
easily hun, these worm. and Nm ,hs.
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brothers IN he ,,en,is., so .,,., %.
will M. . ,ls.t lool dreamy ana .,U.
ipon removing IN. dir, wa, a,..,o..
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07
As oyNeNs see Us

la unusual experience has fallen 10
The True IN moerat. that Of being re-
viewed by a newspaper Ia large city.
namely The Pro,iden n u Jour
nal Amonv IT. editorials on a reeen,
date APPEARED an article In West
f.ieiaha witch reviews an issue at
'h's paper current ~ That Time met
dehtaliS the climate. people. aud some
of TIE local happenings of West Feitei'
ana are noted ssmpathetiealls Before
giving TIE article ~ fnil. Ne take pleas
ure 10 femafkihr that The Providence
Journal earned Tor Itself uhdyinr d.
slinetion during b. Great War not
'e's t'' w. p'''""' "''S'a"ess o''
W a''''' s''''' W '''''''he "s''ash
sp's " vi" 7" f''a'''a 'ha' '"e
''"' '''' '''''''' '''.'''''''S "''' NV
''''' NV s''sA'''s '"a' "'Se'''f'a
Art s'''o'f'' u '"'''' correspondence
an" ''a' Won 'p.h ~ 'eai'N hhShs"''
'hsp sat upon "h' :" v" 'harkea
''N'A 10 !" h"'"'" Wy wv 'ea'ha'
~ 'h''e'''' ah hehe'' "h"h We should
"' sf'f'''"'e ih' af'e'f fo'""s
Sometimes there comes 10 the Jour
halls exchange table a who'll, va
familiar but welcome visitor. such ~
the True Democrat. the Official paper
oi the parish OF West Felteiana
i.ouisiabs, aud also of The towns of
imsea Nara aud NJ ffaheissiiie
heish"ofh"" bihg some twenty-five
'n''es ho''h"'o OF We state eapi's'
''"'oh """se
Lille, Ne discover from a study Of
this southern sheet, is very much the
same ia Louisiana as In the North
There arr movie shows, high school
dances and reckless automobile speed
FRS. And yet they have some different
ways ri putting things In West Felici |
ana For instance, the parish ranger
adyertises an "estrsysd" dark bay
mare Tor sale AT public cutlery The
weather has no, heen much of an i'm /,
pro'emeh' over New Ehxlands wet
May Tor w ARE 'o'd tha' There no
"'" 'e'' W "e"'eh' as tue poet puts
" '''"e'er' We Understand that
rams hundred dass ou' OF asa Gus
'o"'a''s W Louisiana
These are some of the family names
recorded IN the True Democrats grisi
'f local news Daisre, Hurgas. l.awra.
ION. Golsan. leake. MADDEN. !lampf.
Ard Toeraen iiaralson. Masearl. Win.
''''s 'e"aw' Wesaer' Hsyhham,
s'eeAi"k' ldihsfosd Argue. harreil.
'"ses' ssaf""h' spi'iinah, scarbor'
'nxh' "6kham' He'tig, Hobsood, Ia
"rS' seho"f' ana ''"ere' How many
u '"eS twenty -h'he names sonld
NV 'eaaef 'h'iik ne might md In
nv f''"s'"e'fe directory TIE only
'he' are t@aSe' winston, stocking,
'"''e" ana "eareoronsh.
The editor Of the True Democrat
eknoaiedxes an invitation To the high
ehool commencement, exercises he
hanks the yanng ladies sho sent II.
md adds Now " they will provide
Is With n good place To hear our salts
action will b. complete Judxins
rom our experience With PROV isience
ehool eommeneements. the only safe
curse for the editor Ia So earl, and
ie' q front seat Il
1T appears that nh es,imable phssi.
ian Of IVES, feleiana gave his neigh
pors the surprise of their lives the
ther day. when he wen, 10 New Or
eahs without consulting ANYBODY and
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

LOST STRAYEp OR STOLEN
One Dark brown Mare Mule. about Is
hands high Coed condition. Branded
~ on left jaw Last heard from about
June I, 1919 near r. &. MeKowen's
Place Reward for Information LEADING
to recovery Notify LOFTS PERKINS
S7'lst D. u PIPES. Jseksos, Ia.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-06-07

To encourage the Own Home
Propaganda. the firm of Habin and
brown of naton Rouge has offered a
tse Victory bond rs prize for the
best essa, On why You should Own
n l'osae" The contest Ia open 10 oil.
closing July I. Essays should be sen,
To the State Times. Own a Hsme" con.
test. iiaton Rouge.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-05-22
GOVERNOR HAS A NARROW
ESCAPE FROM KICKING HORSE

Governor Boyle narrowly escaped
death Monday night when horse
smashed into his automobile. The
windshield was shattered and the car
tadly damaged, but the governor es-
capped without scratch.
The governor was driving between
Reno and Carson, going about 20
miles an hour when a dark object
pivoted around from a wayside ditch
and struck the machine on the port
bow, his soft-iron shoes extended TO
the executives face in salutation, as Il
were. Governor Boyle ducked and
covered up with his left and the great
impact was borne by the frame near
the base of the windshield.
Mrs. Boyle and some guests occu-
pied the rear seat and they saw the
danger, screaming in
fright. The governors vision was
dead ahead, and only his instructive
crouch saved him from possibly SER
ious injury if not death.-lCarson
News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-05-22
If THEY LOSE ONE GAME THEY
NEEDN'T CONE HOME-GUESS

Arrangements were completed to
day by Manager Travers for baseball
games between Lovelock and Winnie
mucca, to be played in that city on
June Is and the return game here on
June % or 30. Two games are also
pending between the Battle Mountain
and Winnemucca teams, to take place
about the first of June. Because of
liberal subscription by Winnemucca
business men. uniforms have been or
dered for the local team. that the
members may make their best appear
ance at games to be played in Reno.
Elko. Fallon, Inlay and Carlin, and
probably some others. 1t is said Win
nemucca will have a team hard to
beat, as much talent is available
At press time, word was brought il
that the games with Battle Mountain
will be played here on June l and at
that place OH June s. A game will be
Played here on the 30th-Memorial
between two teams made up of
local players.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-05-22
MIDAS COWBOY ARRESTED FOR
EyADING DRAFT REGISTRATION

Though the armistice has been
signed for six months and the draft
law nearly forgotten. persons who
evaded the draft are still being sought
by the department of justice. One Ne
vada man, Malcom Mcleod of Midas,
in Elko county, is the latest man to
be arrested on charge of falling to
register.
Mcleod is a cowboy and his home
was formerly in Bishop. Federal
agents have been working ON his case
for some time and it is charged that
he failed to register. He brought
about his arrest by boasting of the
fact. His mother and father in
Bishop will probably be witnesses
against him when the federal grand
jury takes up the case. Mcleod
claimed he was over age. According
to federal officials his correct age was
furnished by the mans parents
Reno Gazette.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-05-22
VETERANS DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT

Every soldier boy within reaching
distance is expected to attend the
canoe to be given tomorrow night in
the Nixon by the Humboldt county
bunch of United War Veterans Peo-
pie say the boys have not had enough
attention since their return from war
and everybody wants to make up a
little for lost time. Consequent. =
large crowd is expected at this. their
first dance, tomorrow night. Two
phases are taken into conside ~. ~:
One is the good time to be had and
the other is to help the vets finan-
cially, by buying tickets. that they
may easier keep their organ. ,tion
together.
1t is not known positively whether
the orchestra is to be composed of
members of the tank corps or not, but
good music is assured.