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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
LOST love SUIT
BEFORE COURT
Former Ell Paso Man Sued
by Los Angeles News
stand Girl.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 10.-Marie
Stewart, who said her love was won
by David ". BeIIew. a wealthy oil
man OF Ranger and FL Paso. Texas.
whom she expected to marry but who
awoke from her sweet dream later.
testified in presiding Judge Weller's
court yesterday in her $4,000 lost
love suit.
3lr. Bellew defauited and the evil
denee Of Miss Stewart and a corrobo-
rative witness was all the court heard
Judge Weller took the matter under
advisement.
Miss Stewart testified that after
she had received a number OF love
letters from llr. Bellew. in which he
addressed her as Ny Dear sweet
Baby DolI' and Dearest Little Dari-
ing" he asked her TO marry him and
she consented The court was par
tic1iar 70 know If he had ever kissed
her.
he never kissed me. she replied.
and not once did he put his arm
around me"
W s belong. house detective Of
the hotel where Miss Stewart presides
at a newsstand. testified that Mr.. Bel
lew told him ne was going TO marry
Miss Stewart I said I did not be-
heve it," he said. "1nd Mr.. Beilew
took me upstairs to eorroborate 1t BY
Miss Stewart"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

AIRS. IRENE SHIRLEY FRIcKLE-
w TON arrived in the city on Tues
DAY 10 join her husband. Lieut.. FrSnk
Frickletou. and they are guests at
hotel Laughlin. Mrs. Frickleton has
been in New York city for the past six
months and played an important part
in one Of the seasons most successful
plays. The Fortune Teller" starring
Marjorie Rambeau, for whom Mrs
Frickieton was understudy- Arthur
Hopkins was director OF this play and
again in August Mrs. Fricklet0n viii
resume rshearsais under his direction
Tor 4 play next season After the
theatrical season closed in New York.
Mrs Frickleton visited in Washing
the Atlantic coast and took trip
up the Hudson river. Lieut., Friclkle-
ton is in the quartermaster corps with
station at Fort Bliss.
Capt. NJ NJ Brown, Of the army
medical corps, who has been visiting
Al Shady Dell, the Livingston home
IN the lower valley, has gone to Silver
CITY for a few days visit His wife
and small daughter. Dorothy, viii re-
main for a longer visit with Mrs. Lev
ingston. who is MIS- Browns aunt.
and VIII later Join Capt Brown IN Sill
remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Henry z Counts Of Tuson, Ari-
IONA. with her two sons. Robert and
Maurice. are guests Of Mrs. Counts's
parents. Mr. and Mrs J. B. Roberts.
at the Roberts country place in the
lower valley Mrs. William Dale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

ing his life, only 10 be snatched away
while peacefully working ten days
after he had taken off the clothes OF
the fighting man.
A search FOR the relatives OF Max
Manning. discharged overseas soldier
who died last Thursday from the ef-
fects Of the hot sun while working il
a wheat field near Poala. Kas, is be-
ing made through FL Paso and sur
rounding districts as the result Of a
letter received by chief OF police J. R
Montgomery from city marshal Clark
Stanton. OF jerome. Idaho. who is
searching for the former soldiers rel
atives
Manning's death came just ten days
after he haG been discharged from the
hospital II Fort Des Noines. He was
a MEMBER OF the Twin Falls company
OF the Sc 0ud Ohio infantry. which
served on the border during the Mex
lean trouble he was later trans
ferred TO the 1f6th field artillery. The
Soldier saw nearly TWO years Of ser
vice overseas and was wounded Just
before the close OF h0stilities
After being given medical attention
in several OF the main base hospitals
in France he was sent to the Des
Moines hospital, where he recovered
fully and was DISCHARGED Then he
went 10 work in Kansas.
Marshall stanton wrote chief Mont
gomery that Manning's father. NJ. n
Manning. lives IN the vicinity of e
Paso- The dead man had worked fol
several men in and near Jerome and
for this reason the jerome officials
are attempting to reach his parents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

A MOTHER Of the many parties given
n from time to time in honor Of
the homecoming men who served
overseas, occurred Tuesday evening
when Miss Julia Schuster gave a din
ner AZ Hotel Sheldon honoring Lieut.
Frank Clark Of Mississippi who is in
the city for a visit OF a few days
In the center Of the table was tall
crystal vase OF American Beauty
rosebuds. and extending 10 each place
from beneath this vase were red,
white suc 1rde ribbons. Ferns
formed a delicate green tracery over
the table. The nut cups were red.
white and blue, with 2 miniature
Uncle sam standing beside them. The
place cards were especially unique,
containing questions which, when
answered caused much amusement
Tiny American flags were place IA
owes The guests danced during the
Ginning hours. They we're: Mrs. VIII
liam Dale White, Miss Helen Ed-ie.
Miss Dovie Brown. Lieut. Clark. Lieut.
Charles Cox, Lieut. Bluford Sweeney.
arthur Schuster and the hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
HOUSE PASSES
JUDICIARY BILL
Defeats Amendments to Cut
Educational Appropria-
ton Budgets.

Austin, Tex, July 10-The Texas
house resumed consideration Of the
University of Texas budget in the
educational appropriation bin today.
Several determined efforts to cut ap-
preparations for departments OF the
university have been defeated. Rep
resentative Pope. OF Neuces. offered
an amendment to prohibit the pay
ment OF salary increases from the
contingent expense found. to require
that profits derived from student pub
locations be given TO the university
and to prohibit the paying OF travel
ing expense from the contingent ex-
pense fund. The amendment was ia
bled
The judiciary appropriation bill was
passed finally in the senate today af-
ter amendments had been adopted IN
creasing from $500 TO $500 : year
the salaries Of the stenograDhers il
the various courts OF clvn appeals.
adding one stenographer TO the court
of civil appeals. az a salary Of 1880
the assistant attorney general in the
court OF criminal appeals from $4,000
to $500. An amendment 10 the mini
mum wage law Of the last regular
session IS proposed IN a bll intro
duced BIZ senators Page Of BastrOp
and NcNeaius OF Dallas. which
amendment eliminates the state su-
perintendent of public Instruction as
member OF the welfare commission
and substitutes q woman. who shall
be paid a salary and act as secretary
of the commission.
Senator Smith OF Henderson. intro
duced a juvenile Insurance bill. which
would permit fraternal insurance So
cieties to insure the lives OF children
without the parents being members
OF such associations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Pnsonns Retnrnine.

John D. Mckenzie. mining man, has
returned from a short stay at Fort
Bayard- n H.
Mrs. VIII owen ard children, Billie
and Jerome Dale. who have been
visiting in St. Louis for the past two
months. have returned home.
A. H kraft has returned from q
visit 10 New York city. Mr. Kraft
went east 70 visit his wife. who is
suumering in New York city and the
beaches Of the Atlantic coast
MAJ r. q. Burgess has returned from
trip 10 san Antonio, where he went
as Fl PasO representative TO welcome
the men OF the 1s1st infantry from
this city His daughter, Miss Jane.
who accompanied him, Is visiting II
Seguin. Texas. and will return home
Friday.
Edward A. Marsh, son Of Mrs. Lula
Marsh arrived Tuesday to join his
mother here at the family home He
recently arrived from overseas where
he served for Il months with the
american Expeditionary Forces, with
the 50eth. motor train. He visited
many places Of interest in Europe.
Airs. J. A Corn left Wednesday
evening for Albuquerque. New Mexico,
where she VIII Join her daughter. Mrs
A. J. Bacher. They viii 20 to Long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Mrs. Frickleton, New York Actress,
Arrives To Join Husband, Army Officer

White, the former Miss Bess Roberts
is also guest at the Roberts home
during the absence Of her husband
MAJ. White, who left recently for
overseas service
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. ". VIM are here
from their station in Sierra Blanca for
q visit and are guests at the Laugh
lin
Cleve ". Van Dyke, Of Miami. Ariz..
who stopped here for a few days en-
route to St Paul to join his wife,
has resumed his journey.
J. T. Tillard. a Carrizozo. y. II.
stockman, is registered at the St
Miss katherine Duckworth. OF Ala
mogordo. \. H.. is registered at hotel
Laughlin-
Mrs. J. z. Hill and Miss Clifton Hill.
OF Laredo. Texas, are guests at hotel
Laughlin-
Rev. Fh. L. Migeoh. Of Las Cruces.
was an arrival at the hotel MCCOY
Wednesday.
Miss Fannie Cox. of Detroit, Mich,
is a guest at hotel Laughlin-
L. L Rosenberg, Of Chicago, IS reg
Rev. N Gerey. Of santa Rita y. ".
Is registered at the hotel Mccoy.
Mrs. c. B. Kahar. Of Los Angeles.
Cal, is a guest at hotel Laugh1in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Lodges and Clubs.

The Areme club viii meet on Friday
afternoon at o'clock At the home OF
Mrs J. c Moores. at 1928 Myrtle
avenue.
wednesday evening At $50 o'clock
the supper which was postponed for
several weeks because OF the death Of
the Rev. Henry Pope Bond. member
OF the organization, was given in the
banquet room Of / O. o. T. hall by
Dove Shrine No. 3. OF the White Shrine
Of Jer usalem. The supper was served
from tables placed the length Of the
banquet hall In charge were Mrs.
Carrie L. Hutchins, chairman. assist
ed by Mrs. Julia A sharp. Mrs. J. B.
Zabrislie, Mrs. Belle Carmical. Mrs
Ruby L. Muse, Mrs Beatrice Hasler
and Mrs. Marguerite Pandelides. After
the supper the regular meeting of the
organization was held The White
Shrine is entertaining this afternoon
with benefit card party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Miss Julia SchuSter Is Hostess At
Dinner 1t Hotel; Guests Dance Later

Beach. California Later Mrs. Baeher
viii go to Oagdale. California, for a
visit and she and her mother will
visit in san Francisco later, re-
turning TO FL Paso in the autumn.
Mrs 2. T Musselwhite left on Non
DAY for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs BENJAMIN Franklin MCGEE. at the
MCGEE summer place. Glen Cove, Long
Island. \. Y. Mrs Musseiwhite will
remain there until the cloes Of the
season and viii return to New York
city for a visit with the sfcGees in
their town house in the autumn Mrs
Iusselwhite viii be with her daugh-
ter for three rror.hs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Philathea Class Combines 4 Picnic
Supper At Park With Surprise Party

A PICNIC was held at Washington
n park Wednesday evening by the
PhiIathea class of the First Presbyte-
rian Sunday school It is the custom
Of the class 10 hold monthly get to-
gether dinners and during the sum
mer months these are turned into pie
mic suppers. During the course OF
the supper the company was called
to attention by the signal whistle Of
Miss Pauline Latta, the president Of
the class. who announced that as it
was Mrs. Bowie's birthday anniver-
sarv she would be allowed to cut her
own cake and also presented Mrs
Bowie with a beautiful electric grill.
the gift of the class. Mrs. Bowie
was taken very much by surprise. as
she did not know that any Of the
class knew Of her birthday anniver-
sary. The evening was spent in play
ing games. after doing justice TO a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

bert Schick. Together they will take
a motor trip TO san Diego, Califor-
mia, where they viii visit their mother
Mrs. James H Craig Mrs Powelrs
husband will join her during the early
part Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Nations left to-
day for Wyoming on a business trip,
to be absent from FL Paso for some
time
Mrs George 3. Taylor is leaving
this afternoon for Kansas City. going
thence TO Tennessee. where she viii
spend the sumner.
Miss Eliza Taylor left wednesday
with her mother for a two months
visit in the east. She viii visit
Minneapolis. among other places.
Mr. and Mrs. William Speaker left
Thursday morning for California,
where they viii remain for a month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Lieut.. And Mrs. Klein Plan To Spend
Leave In Mountains OF New Mexico

MRS. JOHN ALEXANDER KLEIN.
w jr- viii leave this evening to Join
her husband and they viii 90 to Santa
Fe, n. NJ, and thence TO the noun
tains Of New Mexico and Colorado for
a visit Of several weeks. At the end
Of their visit IN the mountains they
VIII return here to spend the re-
mainder Of Lieut. Klein's leave as the
guests Of Mrs. Klein's parents Mr..
and Mrs. c. E Stratton. Lieut.. Klein.
who is Of the saith infantry. served
with the overseas troops for the past
year and since his return TO America
a short time ago has been stationed
in Camp Funston. Mrs. Klein. who is
the former Miss Helen Stratton. has
been at home with her parents dur
ing her husbands absence.
=
Mrs. A A. Powell viii leave Satud-
day morning for Albuquerque, New
Mexico, where she viii join hor sis
ters. Mrs Nye 6. Martin and Mrs. Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Over 1000 Attend Big Dance Given
By The Fifth Cavalry At Liberty Hall

listed personnel or the regiment were
present
Thursday afternoon at o'clock a
group Of young people from the con
gregation of the Central Baptist
church, under the direction Of Miss
Mabel Mccall gave program Of mu-
sicai numbers and readings at the
base hospital at Fort Bliss for the
entertainment Of the patients there
who are too i'll to leave the wards
The program was given under the
AUSPICES of the War Camp Commun-
ity Service and included; Humorous
songs, Miss Mabel Mccall and Miss
Ruby Vermillion- Readings. Harold
Hangerman- Violin selections, Miss
Mccall. Songs. Miss Jennie May
Langston. Readings. Miss Allena
Cosgrore-
Miss Anne Flournoy played the
ukulele in accompaniment TO the vocal
numbers and Mrs. Harry Greer chape-
-oned the entertainers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

supper spread on the grass. Those
present included: Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Bowie, Mrs. Julius Bergman and son.
Miss Hettie Boone, Miss Katherine
Bean. Misses Mary and Francis De-
well, Miss Jeanette Eller. Knox Gil
lette. Chester Garrett. Mrs. Ada Goar.
Mrs. W. l. Hamilton, Miss Margaret
Hamilton. Miss Anna Hughes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Hornbeck and son, Misses
Grace and Gertrude Hyland. Mrs. r.
C. Hyland. Miss Mable Keeney, Capt.
and Mrs. ". p. Kline and sons. Miss
Rose Kraker Miss Pauline Larta.
r. ". Latta. Miss Florence Lilly. Miss
Maxine Mcbride, Miss Jessie .. S. Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Palm and
son. Mr. and Airs. c. A. Peavey. Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Phippeny and children.
Miss Louise Prefer. Lieut.. J. ~ Rey-
nolds. Miss Freida Rheinheimer. DR..
Nettie Satterlee, Miss Eva Stapleton.
Miss Annie Laurie sullivan. Miss
Irene Schwankhaus. Miss Esther
Straus, Miss Tole. Miss Mary Louise
Willeman and Miss WAGNER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

OVER 1909 guests were present
- Wednesday evening at the dance
given BY the fifth cavalry in Liberty
IAN. The great hall was decorated
with American flags. flags Of the al
lied nations and the guidons Of troops
of the regiment. The music was fur
nished by the fifth cavalry band.
under the direction OF sergt. Henry
Flick Sandwiches. punch and ices
were served during the evening. sew
eral interesting numbers we're given
between the dances by Miss Gay and
by Corp. Z. J. Bonner or the regiment
The sponsors we're Col and Mrs
James J. Hornbrook and Capt and
Mrs Fred T. Lafferty and the COM
mittee whose plans made the dance
the happy affair it was, included Nal
Frank Ringland, chaplain z c. nc
Fadden and Lieut. c aries Unger. a
large number of officers and the en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
NEW RULE PUT INTO FORCE
ON PASSPORTS TO MEXICO

Nogales. Ariz, July 10.-Immigra-
ton officials. under Instructions from
Washington. today inauEurared a new
rule regarding manifesting persons
leaving The United States. IN the fu-
ture only persons intending TO remain
permanently in Mexico VIII be mani
Tested. outbound Transients and
those taking up temporary residence
in Mexico viii merely be required to
present passports.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Dances.

The young people Of the parish OF
St. Patricks cathedral gave another
Of a series Of delightful dances in
the ballroom OF knights OF Columbus
hall, on Myrtle avenue. Wednesday
evening Music was rendered by Miss
Mabel Moneys orchestra. The ball
room was most artistic with decora-
tons Of the patriotic motif and the
grand march started at $50 o'clock
The chaperons were Mrs. J. O'Neil
Mrs. r. Carson. Mrs K Stedmond and
Mrs Harry Russell Presiding at the
punch bowl was Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe.
assisted by Mrs. Villars. TIE COM
mittee in charge included Misses Rose
Gillespie. Lydia Carson. Regina Car
son. Agnes Morgan. Marie Russell,
Freda Gum. Theresa Torpey. Evelyn
and Mary SteadTan. Mary Coakley.
Mary Mullin, Msrgaret O'Connor and
the Nessrs- Robert Carson. Fred
Schneider. Lawson Mckinney. John
Long. Leo Wren. Thomas Talbot, r.
German and Tim Sullivan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Abont EIP1soans.

E. z. Young. Of FL Paso. IS stop
pine at hotel Ta~ghIin.
Mrs Dora T. Heller. who has ben
III for the past five weeks. is Vuch
improved and is able to be up during
the day.
The condition OF Mrs. T. ". John
son. who underwent a serious opera
ton on Wednesday, at hotel Dieu.
is slightly improved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
SPECIAL REVENUE TAX DUE;
DOCTORS WARNED ON PENALTY

Local internal revenue officers have
announced that all special internal
be paid at once to avoid penalties
which are attached TO delinquents.
Brokers. poolhag1 operators. motion
picture theater oberators and other
specially named Occupations are in
Guided Physicians have been advised
TO register their narcotic lists at once
and avoid the penalty which has been
Increased from so cents to $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

hEEETING at the home OF Mrs
lfl Gladys Perkins. Ss11 Hueco street,
OF Dove Shrine No. 3, Of the White
Shrine Of Jerusalem.
Daughters of Erin give a benefit
card party in the evening at Knights
Of Columbus hall, on Myrtle avenue.
Meeting Of the Theosophical society
with Miss Grace Logan.
Swimming at the Y. W. c. A club
house FOR adults, with instruction. 9
10 10 a. n. and to S p. m Swim
ming without instruction, for adults,
10 10 II, to 3 and to Q. swim
ming without instruction, for chill
dren. 3 to .. m
Meeting OF the Areme club at the
home OF Mrs J. c Moores at 1925
Myrtle avenue.
The Calamus club Will 90 for an
outing in the lower valley.
Daughters OF Erin give a benefit
card party at Knights Of Columbus
hall in the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Weddings.

E. ". King. fer a long time a civ
ilian clerk in the ouartermasters de-
partment Of the army here. was re-
Gently married and is now located IN
business FOR himself at Preside. Tex.
viii be at home at $500 Westminster
street in this city~after September 1.
The marriage Of DR.. and Mrs Mengel
who was formerly Miss Cora Larson,
q teacher in the city schools Of e.
Pasoi took place in Rochester. Mimi.
on June IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10
Kansas Sun Kills Man Who BraUed
Service ODerSeds And On Border

former FL Pasoan who had fought
Mexican bandits and the German
hordes for several years without los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

The Chicago chapter OF shs War Moth
ers OF 1917. an Organization OF women who
had sons In the service. plan 20 build a
S2.ooo. geo hotel as a memorial 70 the Chi
cagoans who fought IN the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

Dancing and snaDpy entertainment
Coolest place best music Open every
night. Hotel PasO Del Norte.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-10

DEATH IS a queer proposition. II
u delights in coming when least ex.
pected. Witness the case Of a young
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-23
PIPE LINE
SALESMAN
ARRAICNED)
Enters Plea Of Not Guilty to
Charges; Preliminary Hear
ing Set; May Make
Settlement.

II. T. Davidson charged with the
embezzlement of $3.50 from T. J.
Brown, secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce, entered a plea OF not
guilty when arraigned before Justice
Bunnell yesterday afternoon. His pre-
liminary hearing has been set for 2
o'clock this afternoon.
It is alleged that Davidson act
ing as agent for Secretary Brown
in the purchasing of supplies with
which to build a loading rack at
Cement, went 10 St Louis, and
wired Mr.. Brown here that he had
purchased three car loads of ma
tcrial and asked that Brown wire
him $3.50, which sum was to be the
initial payment on the material.
It later developed, d. NJ Cavaness,
county attorney says, that David
son did not purchase the material,
but retained the money.
Justice Bunnell set Davidson's
bond at $1,000 when he was ar
raigned yesterday afternoon. David
son produced a check, made payable
to him by the Mcmahon Construc-
tion company of Wichita Falls, Tex,
where Davidson was arrested Mon
day. The check was accepted as a
bond, but communications with the
Wichita Falls bank, brought out
that the check was worthless.
Judge Bunrell Immediately noti-
fled the sheriffs office and with
Deputy Walter Jones, went to the
Geronimo hotel and placed Davidson
under arrest. He was lodged in the
county Jail pending the outcome of
the preliminary hearing this after
noon
The accused man stated when ar
raigned in Judge Bunnell's court
yesterday afternoon that he was in
the process of settlement with Mr..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-23
BOOSTERS
WAIT FOR
ZERO HOUR
All Set for Trip TO Anadarko
and Verden; Slated to Leave
at 5:45; Stores TO Close
AT $50

According to Major General john
Crib, commander in CHIEF Of the
Chickasha Expeditionary Forces in
the trade tour staged by the Re
tail Merchants and the Chamber Of
Commerce, the advance on Verden
and Anadarho is slated for this ey-
oning, zero hour being designated
at 5:45.
Orders have been issued from
headquarters to the commanders OF
the various sectors, the same being
the local stores ana business houses
to lock up and leave the key in the
trash can at 5:@o sharp, Immediately
following which the forces win as
sembIe on Chicl,asha avenue primei
and ready to go
Word was issued. this morning
from the Chamber of Commerce and
Retail Merchants association, that
between so and - cars were ex-
pected to start and it was intended
that the ladies would be among
those present" by a large majority
Truck for Scouts.
A truck has been secured for the
Chickasha boy scouts and the lads
have been ordered to meet ct Scout
headquarters at 3 o'clock this after
noon to form and march to the gen
eral assembly point Of the boosters,
where their truck viii be waiting
for them.
The Chickasha band warmed up
this morning during the celebration
in connection with the battle tank
and Victory loan demonstration and
seem to be in perfect condition ID
jazz the caravan over the entire
route this afternoon. A truck has
also been procured to transport the
band over the route.
Every merchant and business
man. as well as professional men arc
urged to turn out this evening and
help make this trip the biggest On
the schedule from point of num-