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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
Appeal Is Issued to People
of County TO Vote For Bond
Issue of $35O,OOO TOMORROW

To the Voters Of Cameron County
Tomorrow will be an epoch making
day in Cameron county. Tomorrow an
issue is 10 be settled. the importance Of
which affects not only our own county.
hut all of South Texas. Tomorrow the
voters of Cameron county will be called
upoa Ia decide whether or not they will
Join our state and federal governments
in the completion of !ink in one of the
most important highways in the South
west.
Supporting the merit of this issue, we
wish In call your attention Ia the fact
that, after careful consideration. this
read boId election has been endorsed nj
varions public meetings, attended h. cur
county officials. members of the city
government of the towns OF Ii Fcria.
together with representative members
Of the Chambers of Commerce in the
different towns. We have made careful
investigation a. 10 the sentiment of the
people in the various communities, and
find no opposition to this measure ey-
cept perhaps in few instances where
the matter is not yet understood.
January 18th. under Chapter !. Title
Is. the people voted a county-w ide
proposition in favor &c a bond issue of
$500. 400. OF this amount. however. only
S'20.0c0 can he issued now without ar
bitrarily increasing our valuations,
which IL is not though; wise 10 do. This
$4,000 has been issued and sold. hut
the remaining $2SO.e0O not issued il not
a tax burden upon the people.
II has developed that under Chapter
II. Title Is. we can vote $3.50. 900 bonds
NOW. sell them above par (for We have
that opportunity. and thereby he in
rosition on June 18th TO ask for the state
and federal aid which We think will be
ready for apportionment on that date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

There viii he many counties in the state
ready 10 ask for all the available state
and federal money on that date. but We
think we have assurance of getting our
part iT this election carries tomorrow.
We have heard Of few farmers who
have said that they want 10 sell and are
therefore against voting more bonds.
Permit US To say there il no better way
Ia make land salabie than To build the
buyer 4 GOOD read to come in on.
Our county il noted for it, wonderful
crops. There j. one very important crop.
how ever. that We have becn neglecting
Ne have learned on the very hest author-
ity that both Florida and California
regard their tourist Crop more highly
than any other crop they have to do
wiki. They are right in this. for the
figures prove that the Tourist Crop
brings more money To both Florida ard
California than any other crop. This
Tourist Crop il immune against boil
wecvil and other insect pests, il never
bIightcd with the thrips. and - far az
j. known. j. never injured by the frosts.
This Tourist Crop harvests itself. and
shortage of express cars and high
freight rates do not interfere with get
Ting il TO the proper markets. II i
therefore a crop much 20 be desired in
The Lower Rio Grande Valley.
IT we help in the construction Of a
hard surfaced highway from Browns
Vile Ia San Antonio. we will reap rich
harvests from this crop. and this crop
can be made available at an early date.
This j. final appeal 20 the public
spirited voter To see that respectable
vote il cast tomorrow for this very i'm
portant project
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Of Brownsville. Texas
BY &. l.. Jcssup. Manager.
Brownsville, Texas. June 9. 1922.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

TaXpaying voters Throughout Cameron
county will tomorrow express their will
on the proposed bond issue Of %;l0Gnn
Tor the purpose cf competing the con
crete highway from Brownsville 10 the
iIidalgo county line. about three miles
west II In Fcria. The completion ~
the road will give the county concrete
road from brownsville to the llidalgu
county line. distance of approximately
g, miles
The election viii 10 held under the pro-
visions of Articles G3T 10 Gil inclusive
~ Chapter =. Title ~. revised statutes.
1911 rs amended hy Section l. Chapter
3O:;. acts Of 1917. permitting the issuance
Of road bonds and the levying of "A spc-
cinl tax.
According 10 County Judge Oscar &.
Dancy the bond issue will require spc-
rlul tax of from l. IL 10 II L. cents
81 the hundred dollars valuation. hur
hc stated that the net increase would
probably be- not more than ten cents 0n
the one hundred dollars due To the fGb
thar reduction viii he possible in the road
und bridge fund tax.
The rnunty IL January voted ~ isSu,
SlnOuOO in bonds for the completion ~
the highway. This issue. which was ap-
provel. was voted under law which pro-
sldes that the tax to take care of the
bonds shall hc included in the fifteen cent
road tax. However. the total assessed
Ialua'ions of the county allowed the sale
of only Sl1npO nf these bonds The 4,ll-
u: a.. according a. Judge nancy. .oIld lie
issued cnly as the valuations increase.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
SO. CAROLINA
COUPLE TAKEN
BY MASKED MEN
my the Associated Press,

ANDERSON. = C.. June 9-Investf-
garinH isu Underway today into the kid
yapIiug late last night of Robert W.
Sullivan nal Miss Ruby FLOYD. who re-
PORTED a. the police they were scizei
while seated in mn automobile in fr.nt
II the girls home.
Sullivan who is secretary Of the South
Carolina Manufacturers Association.
told the police his aldurtors were dresA
ed IN rcgalia resembling ku klux klsnS-
mrn.
The party went three miles from ine
0tv where il was declared warnings
~erc given the couple not to bc seen
again together. Bo,h said they refused
To promise this.
Mrs. fioyd. mother Of the girl. is
quoted as having said that two cars
drove M near the home and masked
men forced her daughter and sullivan
into two cars.
I'm answering n question of the rirl ~
10 whore they were being taken one man
STATED they were going To- teach them
lesson" according to Mrs. Floyd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
JURY
Still OUT AT
5 ?. NJ. TODAY

Handed the case last night al 80,
after listening to more than half a days
argument the jury in the Willa,N county
custer suit i'll the civil section ~ the
district court had made nn report aG
= "'rlock this altrrLnon.
M word direct from the jury has been
received since 4; began consideration 20
the evidence Rumors in the cuurihonso
this afternoon were that the iirst bal
lot. taken Immediately after the jury
left thee nurtrouIn. was eleven too ne.
in soinr quarters il WAS reported that
this was fur actnitial. INT since tie d"-
liirratiuns mr.. secret il was claimed
that little credeuce was 10 he gwen the
repOrr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
DONNA ROTARY CLUB
is PRESENTED CHARTER

The Donra Rotary Club. said ta wv.
the smallest town ~ the couHtry With
n Rotary Club. was officially handsL
lis charter ~ an inicr-city uisrtinE h~iA
there last night, attended 30 Rofarian4
from Hl loihcr cluhs in th. VALLEY.
George TouiaH ~ president uf fhr riuh.
and received the charter frum IsILuru
Moritz ~ McAllcn. srrr aI represent
ativc of District Governor HolmErrrn.
brownsville men who alfensis4 u~ra
Cid Lamherton, ~ Perkins. " D. Nils.
a. Il. Hirp. irs.r bennett. anl H A.
howalski. MrEart. iamhrrtnn. PrFAlm4
and bennett made addresses durInr thn
evening
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
HARDING SPEAKS AT
MONUMENT DEDICATION
AT PRINCETON TODAY
NV The Associated Prrss)

PRINCETON, ~ J. June 0-Prc--
idrit Harding reached here to-day al
! o'clock 10 dedicate the Princeton bat
tie monument after travelling across
the country 10y motor from Somer,\le.
y. j.. with his party.
Hayard Stockton. descendants uf a
Declaration IF independence signcr.
pulled away the great flag which drapeu
AlacMonnie-' ~ Ilpturc COMMUNICATING
NaShinetons exploits in leading The
Continental army in the I'rincs."ii-
Trenton camragn against the British.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
GEORGE SCANLAN
SERIOUSLY HURT
in AUTO ACCIDENT

George Scanlan. prominent resident
OF Point Isabel. was seriously injured
n Point Isabel last ghi when an auto
mobile in which he was passenger
overturned. pInnirc him beneath III
Mr.. Scanlan was brought to Browns
vile las. night. and was taken to TIL.
Divine Providence hospital. An exam
ination had not been made early this
afternoon. hut it was believed that al
least two ribs were broken. An X-ray
examination was scheduled to be made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
TARIFF DISCUSSION
INCIDENT is CLOSED
nv The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Ju.e o
The incident created ~ pnhli.' discussion
nf tariff questions by Ambassadors Ric-
II ~ Italy which brought critism on the
floor ~ the senate. has been dcfinii~-
" closed. 80 far a. the American gov
erninent is concerned. The ambassador
saw Secretary Hughes late yesterday. D.,
was learned today, and the conference
ended the matter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
CLEVELAND AMERICAN
LEAGUE OWNER is DEAD
fRv Tho Associated Prossl

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June .. James G..
Dunn. president and chief owner Of the
Cleveland American League baseball
club, died here at $40 o'clock this morn
ing. Death came after a long illness.
lie probably will he buried at his birth
place at Marshalltown, Iowa. He was
also widely known rs railroad con
tractor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
CROPS LOOKING FINE

II never saw crops looking finer tha"
they look now M the Valley" said Con
ductor Il. J.. Ellis of the motor car froin
The Ilidalgo division. who was in town
todlA. Corn Is looking splendid. and
tie cotton II simply 4 record breaking
crop" he added.
Travel j. u little light now. according
t. Mr.. Ellis. but the~e will he plenty Of
travel as soon as cotton picking begins
and IT," crops are moving.
Conductor Ellis returned by the $50
train a. take his usual run out on tn
motor from Harrington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

SOLDIER BONUS BILL
ON CALENDAR, DATE
TO COME UP NOT SET

WASHINGTON. ID. C., June .. - The
soldier bonus bill was placed on the SEN
ate calendar today hut without a definite
time fixed for consideration. Chairman
Mccnmber az the finance committee re-
ported the measure last night.
That there are suficicnt votes in the
rrn:ie IT, pass the boins Hill is conced-
ID by opponents but whether the mea-
sure can ha IN. through In ia present
form - arnhlcmatical. The democrats
,pan a. offer an amendment embodying
a cash feature
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERS
NOT INCLUDED In ORDER
tBy The Associated Presso

CHICAGO. ILL.,. June .. Railway
telcgraphers will not be included in the
third wage reduction order Of the labor
board. according to rumors today 81 a
new contemplated slash in railroad pay
rolls. With telegraphcrs remaining at
the keys. IL was predicted in some quar-
ters that there is n likelihood that the
strike would be lessencd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
ARGUMENT onIN cox CASE

1ibl SIoN. Tex. June 9-Arguments
in the ease of :. T.. Cox. oil promoter.
were begun in the federal court this
morning. Each side was limited -
three hours ~ the case viii be in the
hands Of the jury this evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
ARREST ANOTHER
NEGRO FOR CRIME
COMMITTED AT WACO
fRy The Associntad Prcss>

DALLAS. Tex. June "a negro he
lcvcd to have murdered IIarrel l:olton,
and assaulted n woman companion 90
Bolton near Waco May - was arrested
here last night ana IL being held for
Wacn Officers.
Another negro was shot and killed by
the father of IN" assaulted girl. llis
body WAS burned by a mob M Waco. hut
,f,iccrS making the arrests here said
thar there was arparcIiy some doubt
n 10 the guilt of the lynchcd man
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
PROMINENT OIL MAN DIES
Nv Inc AssnciAt,.d Prcss'

NEW YORK. y. Y. June 9-E. r..
heinp of ulsa. Okla. chairman of tie
board Of directors If The Sinclair Oil &
Gas Go. and director of the sinclair
consolidated oil Co.. widely known III
~" Iniddlr western oiI fields del tuci.-
atfcr an operation for appendicitis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
TAXPAYERS To VOTE
ON ROAD BOND ISSUE
or $35O,0O0 SATURDAY

which would have resulted in years 81
delay in completion of the road.
The county has sold S1OO.O0O of the
January Issue of bonds and this money
now available for work how ia pro-
grcss.
II the issue tomorrow Is approved by
the voters. the last obstarle will have
been removed for the c1mpiciio;i of the
entire thirty-fivc miles of roai.
The county already has sold to Suth-
erland, Barry q 60. New Orleans bond
buyers. the $.ilrW issue of bonds. sub
jrct "a their being approved by tine tax
payers tomorrow. The New 3rlcan,
firm. which WIS represented 10y i. VI.
l.amherton of Brownsville. offered a pre-
MUM of S.ra,j the company also agree
ing to ray for the cost ~ printing the
bonds The price IN declared 10 he
the Lc+t offered yet for Valley bonds
AMI was about S3OcO above the next higr
cst bidder. More than half dozen
concerns from different parts of the
country MD on the bonds.
Voting Precincts
Tie following IL list ~ The voting
precincts in the county. together with
:iic ,,lacrs where elections will be held.
and the names of the presiding officers:
The polling places and presiding Of
ficcrs of said election shall be respective.
~ as fellows:
At Ele. tion Precinct 10. One Point
fsnhcIl Voting Placr-At Tri"Siora
l'ena Residence. in the town of Point
UConiinued from Page Three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
kATO OFFERED PREMIERSHIP
The a associated Pres

TOXIC. June Q. ~ Admiral Baron
kato today was offered the premiership
of Japan. lie asked time to consider
whether he would undertake 10 form a
cabinet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
BAND CONCERT AT POST

The Twelfth Cavalry Band. George A.
Horton. handlader. VIII render the as
ual concert at the handstand al Fort
Brown from 7:30 TO $3.50 tonight. The
program follows:
l. March Cuban Independence, ...
''""N -
.. Overture " Nassanicllo ... Aubcr
3. Selection Fiddlcrs Three ~
- Johnstone
!. Suite Don QuiNotc" in four parts
.. Observation-Disclosures. Safranck
tal \ Spanish Village.
tb) Sancho Panza.
tci DUlcinca.
,dl Don Quixote.
g. Waltz Moana. ..-.....---..- Olsen
Il. Fox Trul japanese Sand Man
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Whiting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

SAN ANGELO. Texas. June . T.F.
hiekoT. l'nioa county ranchman. w.s
found guilty ~ the murder IN Lamar
SchrIrr, and sentenced tn lifr lmpFInum-
ment today Schrirr uaE fatally 4hut NJ
a dance Il Rankin july ID la4t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
.O'BRIEN DECLARES
HE WILL HOLD TO.
ORIGINAL SOS. PLAN
III the People of the Valley:

To the People of the Valley:
when the Save Our Seaport campaign
was started il was decided % request
cve~y community Of the Rio Grande
Valley to contribute a sum Of money
equivalent 70 one dollar per capita q
the cummunitiy's population according
to ihr- 1920 census and ! see no reason
for changing nr altering this plan The
campaign has been successfully launched
in every community Of the Upper Valley
and ! am confident that all quotas viii
h,' completed in due time In many
cases il Will be- necessary 10 wait until
farmers begin to receive returns for
Their cotton but there III no doubt a. to
the final result. Any attempt ~ in-
aururate blanket movement 10 collect
funds would lead TO confusion and might
result diSast rOusly.
I heartily appreciate the various sug-
cestions which have been made hy
friends ~ the cause hut will not depart
from the original plan knowing. ~ | do.
that every community will a. it, full
share. ia it, own way. and that the cam
pairn now in progress will 20 down in
history as monument to community
and individual effort.
Yours Very Truly.
u. A. O'BRIRN.
Editors Note III accordance with the
above. The Herald will suspend puhli-
cation Of the list Of names in the last
minute men" list, recently started upon
suggestion from Hidalgo county,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
3O5,OO0 CLERKS AND
OTHERS AFFECTED BY
PROBABLE WAGE CUT
Try The Associated Prcss)

CHICAGO. Ill. June = Wage cuts
affecting more than .nlWb railroad
clerks and signal men. stationery fire
men. oilers AMI marine department en-
plnyes are expected Ia T." announced
text week ~ the Railroad Labor Board.
according t. an article in the Cli,aEa
Tribune.
Rnmors were persistent in predicting
smaller reduction for the clerical
forces than those affecting the shop
men. The reason forthi- is aid L. bc
that the ~l.rks did not receive Increases
pr,I,nrtionatclv a great AZ the other
groups
Vote Tomorrow for Good Roads for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
Whdt'S on Sale NOU?

You're going to town-today; therefore you to
know what's on sale today. That's what the Browns
vile Herald with its advertisements will help you find
ont. Make it daily duty read the ads
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
SUBMIT THREE
REPORTS AS TO
MUSCLESHOALS
Each Sets Forth Recommend
ations as to Improvement
of Power Projects

NGTpN. -. g.. June o
Three separate reports setting forth re-
somnendation for action by congress
with respect to the private development
of the governments Sl@CW0.HW power
ni,d nitrate projects AZ Muscle Sh"al.
were made t. the house today 10y mem
hers nf :Ea military committee.
Tie task If making the final decision
~ ad.nIt,cd 10y each report To he the duty
of the full membership of the house at
an early date. hut recommendations L"
that end. submitted after four months
of continuous consideration hy the com
miiice. differ in important respects.
The majority report declares the Ford
prnvn al was the only one found worthy
If continuous consideration by the com
r.pinure. eliminating the Gorgas steam
plant. 80
"nsnrrruc- H. the majority report
except forthc references with respect
g. HE Gorras plant. is voiced ia one "f
the minority opinions. .uprnrtcd by de-
InocrafI. members. II asks full COM
iIinnr~ with all The provisions in the
E"rL proposal. including the Gorgas
property.
Ia the third report opinion ~ advrrS"
10 the acceptance Of Ford's offer unless
~ il modified IN other sections than that
dealing with the Gorgas plant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

Every Cameron Courfy resident wants
good roads. Vote for the bonds to-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
FRIENDS CLAIM HE WAS
TAKEN ON US. SIDE AND
SMUGGLED DACROSSR|VEF

(liy The Associated fressl
LAREDO. Texas. June y. The
bodies ~ General Iuria Binase. Cal-
oneI AurrIin MARTINEZ and MAior
Garcia. Killed ID MeNiraR ru-tsnu-
guards and soldier. "Wednesday niEht
a they headed an alleged Invading
party into Mexico. wrrr recovered
from the Rio Grsnde teday.
LAREDO. Texas. June y - The Am~r-
lean authorities here today arr iHvr~ti-
eating reports that General I.ario Hlamru.
formerly ~ the CarraRza army. T-paFt~d
yesterday Killed hy M~xicAR ra-tont-
guards and soldiers. had be~R kidaapp~a
from the Texas side. Friends sf hsaRrs
informed the district attorney here that
the general had hern kidnapped.
LAREDO. Texas. june N lf EAA
reported here late Thursday that G~n-
cral Lucio Blanco. formerly ~ the Mrx-
lean army. and companion nanivd
Maritime. had been captured and ALLIED
hy Mexican customs guards and soldiers
M Eayito crossing of thr Eip GrAnd-.
few miles up thr river from laredo
Blanco planned entering MrNico fFum
Texas with "A small Land II followers
and was crossing the stream Ia akiffs.
the report said.
The report. which was F~urraliy cun-
sidcrrd well founded. said MartiHrr AuI
Elanco reached the MEXICAN sid- When
they were seized and hHHdruffra CO.
gether Their captors. working Eii~mtly.
then awaited the arrival ~ either akifis.
but shot fired accidentally aiaFmva
Blanco's companions. who scurrisd hask
a. the American side. Nranahiis Mar
tinrz and General Hlarra made break
for The river and were shot by guards.
the report said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

Vote Tomorrow for Good Roads for
Cameron County.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

WASHINGTON. II. c.. June o
iiouar leaders declined today 10 give the
mrmber,ship any idea rs To how soon re-
ports dealing with Henry Forrs offer
for Muscle Shoals might 10 taken M f'I
80, sllrraiion. Representative Mondrll.
republican leader declaring that 10 dcri-
sion could be reached until various re-
lnrts had been submitted and studica.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Saturday. paltlv clnrIh
o. cloudy local showers. light to mod
crate eastcrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

The following weather observations,
covering the - hour period ending at Z
a. m. today. are reported by Mrs. A. W.
Reed. United States voluntary weather
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09
BARB WIRE

A.so Cable Wire. Smooth wire
aud Staples. a complete Lac.
Sead Us yoHr iaaalTtes.
ALAMO IKB> WORKS
San Antonio
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-09

Pumping Machinery
y to l5 b. p. Fairbanks Morse
and kreuger Atlas Oil Engines
In stock Centrifugal Pumps.
w. H. Putegnat Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-28
Praise for Miss Carpenter

The pictorial section Of the New
York Tribune of Feb. 10. contains a
very good likeness of Miss Doris Car
penter, who is now with Olga Pet
rova in THE White Peacock" Miss
Carpenter is Madison girl and has
many friends in this section Of the
State who are delighted with her Use
in the theatrical world. Mrs. Car
penter, mother OF the talented Car
penter sisters, comes to this city Of
ten, being a travelling saleslady for a
candy concern. Her other daughter,
Miss Laura Carpenter is starring in
a company that is also very success
full. The Tribune picture of Miss
Doris was accompanied by the fol-
lowing story: "a newcomer to Broad
way and most welcome one, accord
ing to the dramatic critics is Miss
Doris Carpenter from down New
England way, who is giving New York
theatregoers treat by her talented
performance as Marietta in 1.-THE
White Peacock" the sentimental
melodrama in which Olga Petrova
appears as authoress and star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-28
Military Ball Tonight
Last Dance Before Lent

A whole lot of interest has been
aroused in the city over the Military
Drill and Ball to be given tonight in
the City hall. 1t will be the last big
dance before Lent and that fact alone
is sure of sending a big crowd to the
hall. Then there will be a number
Of special features. a fine drill by the
members Of Co. F. 103rd. Regiment,
and a first aid demonstration by the
Quartermaster Corps as we'll as "Thc
Making OF a Soldier" an awkward
squad feature that is sure to prove
unique in the entertainment line.
Hard work has been done on the
floor since the fire Of Saturday and
it will be in the best possible shape.
Music will be furnished by Douglass,
O. sure guarantee Of its excellence.
Since the affair is being given to
help swell the company funds OF
both Co. +. and the Quartermaster
Corps, there has been a genuine de-
mand for tickets in advance and
there will be another heavy sale at
the dOor-Adv.