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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-13

due the state as license taxes for the second and n.>[
1923. The reason Attorney General Rankin di.r9I II
was because the defendant paid in full all demand
AS the result of the attorney generals ac;o.
successful, the oil company paid the at% 5 VI
settlement of the judgment, which included tbo ~e
suit and II per cent interest from the date unon m %"e
were certified as delinquent to the date of s%ettlemaa
These mendacious and slanderous attacks b
independent, servile agent of the copper and powsr @J
political gang go on all the time. The purpose Of 4
mislead the people of Montana into the baliof ~ - NaI
Dixon, Mr.. Rankin and other state officials - I@
wrong in some way. The copper and power cornor.4
officials who do not aid them to dodge their tava. sVe
that they pay taxes in proportion to those maid IN
payers. The other Interlocking Newspapers take ~ y
perverted and mendacious articles and pedd]e tbon
readers in turn. sI
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-08-13
Candidates on Republican Ticket
In Primary Election, August 26th
Candidates on Republican Ticket"

Candidates on Republican Ticket"
United States Senator W. L. Collins, Anaconda
Frank B. Linderman, Kahspen T. D. Olmstead, Dillon
Wellington D. Rankin, Helena D. F. Mains, Manhattan
K. ". Kemp, Mssoula Clerk of the Supreme Court
} ". Allison, Butte J. Ward Crosby, Livingston
Representative IN congress State Senator
PTst district h. S. Buell., Bozeman
U = State Representative
Frank Elel Dillon NEoe 1r Imee)
John Mclaughlin, StevensviUe [ahm oIe
Associate Justice Supreme Court 3"eS' "@
Miles J. Cavanaugh, Butte ~
Chas. H. Cooper, Helena
Frank Arnold, Livingston 'Om W. "a"On Degraoe
Governor Judgs Ninth Judicial District
Joseph NJ. Dixon. Helena Harry A. Boinger, Bozeman
Lee Dennis. Great Falls M. R. Wilson, Bozeman
Lieutenant Governor Ceunty Commissioner
w. S. Mccormack, Kafspen Ezra Allsop
Nelson Story, J, Bozeman Frank L. Benepe, JF.
N. S. Galasso, Butte Charles Waterman
R. G. Lnebarger, Havre Album Walton
Attorney General John L. Taylor
Major L. A Foot. Choteau County Clerk and Recorder
E. D. Phden, Helena J. h. Harris
10y j. MOumby, Great Falls Sheriff
Edmond G. TOomey, Helena James Smith
Secretary of State Chas. Shears
o. H. Junod, Sheridan J. P. Donaldson
Charles T. Stewart, Helena County Attorney
State Treasurer ". S. Stephenson
W. E. Harmon, Bozeman Clerk of District Court
F. E. Williams, Billings E. H. Schumacher
Frederick S. Sell, Deer Lodge County Treasurer
State Auditor R. l. Diefenderfer
George P. Porter, Helena E. W. Harland
Superintendent of Public County Superintendent of Schools
Instruction Mrs. Hattie M. Lang
May Trumper, Kalspen County Surveyor
Elizabeth Ireland, Havre S. D. Waldorf
Jennie C. Robinson, Butte County Auditor
Railroad and Public Service County Coroner
Commissioner H. F. West a
Leonard c. Young, Hobson Justice of the Peace, Township
Fred Burnstead, Billings No.
Dewitt C. Peck, Deer Lodge Ed A. Franks
Frank Cassidy, Helena ". H. Axten
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBIERNOr MUNICIPAL DE MAUI
NABO, P. r..
Oficina del Comisionado de Servicio
P1blico

Proposieiones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la. adjudicaci0n en- pnblica subasta
de las obras de construction de una
FCARCEL MUNICIPAL, en- .Maunabo,
p. r., de hornlig0n reforzado, cnyo
presnpuesto aprobado asciende a Qua
TRIO MIL CIEN DOLARES ($4.10Ol.
Sc admitiran. en- esta oficina hasta las
dos P. NJ. del dfa 6 de junio de 1924
en- que Sc abriran publicamente
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en la oficina del Comisionado de Ser
vicio Piblico donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir on el contrato. Y podran recoger
los licitadores los pianos Y modelos de
preposiciones que han de presentar. me
diante un, dep0sito de diez d0lares
($l0) que seran reembolsados al ser
deyueltos dichos documentos, en- ell pla-
20 de ,yeintel dfas (20) despues de. efec-
tuada la subasta. ~ -
La Junta de. Suhasta Sc. reserva el
lderecho de rechazar cualquiera TO.
das las proposiciones Y Ell de adiuli,
car Ell contrato bajo otras considera-
clones que las del precio solamente
Manuel ORTIZ SUYA,
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico de
Maunabo, p. K. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

n-evoluci6n Intellectual. Y 10 de
muestro con un estudio detenido de la
historia. Grecia, por ejemplo, vic Ell
triunfo de una civilizac6n y en- ella no
hubo realmente progreso. Roma, en- cam
bio, fue un formidable campo de pro-
greso, pere en- ella no penetr6s nunca
la civilization. Actilalmente tenenos un
ejemplo magnifico en- los Estados Uni-
dos, naci6n en- que Ell progreso ha lie.
gado su grado mas alto, mientras que
la civilizaci6n esta reducida inuy po-
bres manifestaciones.
-5Que opina, entonces, sobre la ST.
tuaci6n actual de Europa?
Me. parece insostenible. Ei capita.
lis1no esta en- crisis y Ell connicto ina.
estal,ara rapidamente. Los latinos he
mos sabido hacer Ia guerra pero no la
revoluci6n, v por ESQ Ell vergonzoso mi
litarismo Sc ha ensehoreado- de Euro
pa, Solo Russia y Tnrquia han sabido
cumplir st mission. Yo creo que la
salvation del mundo nos vendrS del
Oriente, y es possible que ustedes, los
j6venes, vean los caballos tartarcs anna
rrados en- los arboles de los Campos
EIiseos. ases'
Europa sufrira un verdadero cata-
lclismo, que derribe este absurdo s!ste-
ma actual; la barbarie del Siglo ~
sera de nuevo en- todo ell mundo, de
ella surgira la civilizaci6n futcca, mas
grande y mas brillante.
s-5Que opina sobre Ell mil,tarisiAo
espanol, ciyas manifestations ha po-
dido listed palpar?
Me permitira que me reserve esos
juicios. ....
e. Cuando abandona. .usted la Ha-
bana? ~ -. . -, =.
Eli pr6ximo .jueves. voy a Mejico,
deseoso de conocer uno de. los mas
fuertes paises. del Continente, en-, cuya
pueblo viye Ell instinto de la Macdonald
dad. a5 .o,.. ,.....s,e,... I,
Mejico es Ell unico baluarte opuesto
por nosotros al yankee. 81 alg,ln dia
cayera Ia bandera del aguila.. ese dia
habrfa desaparecido la independence
de la America espaiola. a..s
70 voy a Meiico con grandes. deseos
de estudiar ese hermoso paiss, v no
oculto mis- simpatias por obregon, que
ha lsabido mantenerse frme frente al
yankee " que ha logrsdo dolaollar por
primera vez un sacudimientos inferno,
hacienda possible una nueva era de
paz y,.de cilividad. ,.r
] tDe sIIeraldo de cuba',). l.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
vAMos TRIUNFANDo
Para mi amigo y compafiero
Carlos Lopez Rodriguez. s

-TTFT
Vamos triunfando. FL pueblo ameri-
cano compenetrado va de nuestro rapl
do avance y nuestra preparation, nos
va otorgando htievas libertades 10 que
es iusto y logico. z como prueba te-
nemos el bill del gobernador elective
convertido va en- ley .por un grupo de
hombres illspirados en- la, sana y. ,ver-
dadera democracia. americana. los que
reconocen Ell dcreeho que. tiene todo
pueblo de regir sus. propios destinos,
Taxime cuando cuenta con elementos
capacitados v preparados para clio. III
Peroesa pesar de- ESQ, aun. todavia
tsnemos ciertos males. que eombatir
los que son una piedras de tropiezo en-
eI senderot de- nuestra ,felicidad. Y uno
de sellose est ell Analfabe betismo, que CO.
mo fbien hemos ,visto, Sc nos scritica
en- las atlas esferas administrators ca
da vez que haccmos una petici6n de
nuevas reformass sigl asSs, ~
iIComo reducir nuestro analfabetis-
mop Este res ell problema a. resolver.
Noes dificil. Basta que pongamos EN-
practica todos nuestros esfuerzos COO
perando juntos " 10 habremos logrado.
Una gran parte de este trabajo 10
podemos realizar los maestros puerto
rriqueiios, los que vamos~de pueblo en-
pueblo, de montaiia a montana regah-
do la semillas de la. instruction. Y euan
do nos eneontramos con esa masa infe-
liz campesina que no sabe nj aun leer
" escribir entonces es que sentimos la
necesidad de las escuelas nocturnas en-
cada pueblo y barrie de Puerto Rico.
Dias atras, me decian dos muchachos
va j6venes: Maestro, ique ialta ha-
.ce una escuela de noche aQui! iCuanto
yo aprenderial
/, 70. sugeriria que en- cadas escueia
rural Sc establezca una escuela noctur-
ma siempre que Sc destinasen fondos
para ellos en- poeos amos habremos
reducido considerablemente nuestro
analfabetismo. No hay que olvidar que
Ia .mayoria de esos infelices tviven en-
las montalas sim oportunidad ninguna
para instruirse. Tambien deben organi-
zarse campafias educativas en- los cam
pos, introduciendo en- els hogan del cam
pesino eli libro y Ell peri6dico, factores
indispensables de nuestro progreso.
Manos a la obra. Cumplarnos cada
uno con nuestro deber aportando nues-
tro concurso, y la obra sera hecha.
Grandes responsabilidades tenemos con
traidas con nuestro pueblo, las Que de-
bemos reconocer v cumplir. sTrabaje-
mos por ell bien de nuestra. Borinquen.
ore nuestro lena sea "Todo por Puer-
to Rico. ..a ,.sA....-s.s. /.
Antonio g. MARTINEz.
Campos de ciales. P, 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27

Antonio g. MARTINEz.
Campos de ciales, P, r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-27
VARGAS villa, Ell REBELDE PAM
FLETIsTA coLoMBIANo, NOS HA-
BEA DE sUs vIsIRAs PoR Ell
NUEvo coNTINENTE

FL comfort europeo. Impression per
sonaI- La inquietud reporteril-
Cuarenta amos en- Europa Recuer-
dos de la Argentina. Una teo-
ria original La situacion europea.
lei militarismo espahol.- Obregon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31

ae marchar Sc drige Nueva York, con una carta de
oapriano para Dago George" viejo camarada de este
en- sus buenos tempos En- eI llgar cita Herdenson
Sc encuentra Milman, de quen habfa ssentado CO.
oafdes sospechas recibe los 100000
Los ruegos del caballero para que Henderson le
ehtregue Tydeman el dinero robado no hacen eco en-
e alma del muchacho del arroyo Entonces Mman on
un rasgo de nobleza, lie entrega al prestamsta de su
propa fortuna, la cantidad que lie haba sido robada
Henderson, todavia determinado conservar 81 dinero
aunque sintiendo remordimentos de ciencia Sc dree
Ia Taberna de Hero, acompanado de 'Dago George
Ali Sc entera de la Caprano asf como de que
e vejo le haba un azo para robarle el
dinefo.
lnmediatamente despues de la muerte de su padre
Teresa dirge la Taberna de Hero con el propo
so de prevenirle de la horrible traa en- que esta
Vueito en- la cual uega el papel principal el plete
'Dago George" Pero ell infame Skarvan sus asesn,s
IA sguen de cerca En- la taberna la llega al Pc
fodo cuiminante. "Bookie" Skarvan "Dago George,
son muertos la refrega Teresa recibe una horida
henderson consigue escaparse la nina ell dnero
Henderson, resttuye 10 robado a Malman recono
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
La Fdg'dad la uerza del humane genedor del
he ah los moto que ell autor en- su nouiimo noDea


TINA de una trama internal, que lie ha llevado a Ia
zelda de un presdio POGO anes de que la condena de
henderson expirase, tanto la poca como Skaryan ba-
cen esfuerzos in1tles averguar d6nde 81 ha es
eondldo ei dnero El sabe ha de ser atentamente
wglado al salir del preside, por cuya razon 10 confa
Miman el sto donde esta escondido 81 tesoro = h
pde que Sc 10 guarde hasta que puedan an
uno de los hoteles de Nueva en- fechs deternad
de antemano
henderson Sc convence de que sus sospechas son ma
reaidad encuentra co1que no tan solo dab l,rIar
la. viglanca de la poica sino que tambien il 10 los
asesnos que tiene alquilados Skarvan En- s afan do
buscar refugo seguro Sc dirige Ia casa do N;ooIo
qulen habla sido jefe de banda de ladlone
conoclda por la Mano Negra, cuyo estado de saud e
tan desesperado esa pr6ximo al sepulc,o Api %
encuentra con la hja de Caprano Teresa Dor seeunda
vez en- su vida su destino inluencado benefcamene
amanda con todas las fuerzas de su alma Ia bermoe
Nina - ~
La gran habldad de Capriano encuentra un medic
pof el cuai Henderson pueda burar toda vgilancia
Un vieJo amigo de Capriano ha sido muar+o no i !,
posion de una bomba hace Greer a todos que Hen
derson ha sido la victma del suceso va en- condolences
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31

ciendo que en- la vida hay de mucho mis- valor
que el orc, echindoe los brozas Teresa ura
nenlente seguir vida ibre mancia de "ahora en-
adelante' Tai el jmamento.
DE esta manera, la regeneration lego para David
Henderson, pero fue al traves del rabao la adyersidad
mortficaciones de conciencia No realidad un
hombre malo ell ambiente en- que crecio h bzo
descender al abismo. Tuvo que cumplr condena en- Ia
zelda de presdio hez de la ccciedad
oportando innidad de aventuras tenendo que luchar
desesperadamente Su redenci6n ue lograda pur la due
nfuencia de una nina hermosa que conocfa los
bajos fondos sociales =
Muy pocas veces, encontraran los ectores una traa
tan ben urdda donde combination con incidente dra
maticos que dejan decaer ell nteres nj un solo mo-
mento, enga un final de tan alto sgniicado moral an
epilogo, LENA de satisfaction amino del ecor .,
terminar la Ultima pagina de la obra
Esta hernosa novela que ha alcanzado recentements
en- los Estados Unidos exito extraordnaro por su
maravlloso ineres emocion cuyos derechos de pu-
bicdad han sdo exclusvamente adouridos DOR "PJER-
~ hlCo lLUSIRADO", comenzara a ser publcada por
esta Rey'sta en- su ndmero del ID de JUNO pr6xmo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-31
SYNOPSIS DE LA HISTORICAL


una t'Gmd mdesttomente de&arroIIadd, tenieado
no asaht0 los bd5os t0ndOs de San francisco Nacra
York; doade juegan papet prncipnIsno la nobesa de a
ca6aHero e amor de bella niaa-AEl orgumento &c
IA nue0G historical de NJ. Packard que paede ,vdieaf
eenta5osdmente con "Hombre Mitqgyoso cs tan IN
leTeSane que He0G al tecor de so7presa sorpresu
ae$de et princapio hGsd eL final de la obrd.
David Henderson, muehacho del arroyo, cuya ninez
y JWentud han transcuSrdo jugadores apachcs
Sueumoe la attraction fatal del ambente que ha Gre
clao en- OCCASION que patrono, "Bookie" Skarvan
N eva buscar $lOOOOO en- casa del presamista Martin
~ Iydeman, para resacirse de algunas perddas que
ma sutrldo negocos Henderson resueve robar
e dnero desaparecer Skarvan que desconfa de todos
cue es en- realidad un ser abyecto miserable que
tiaa de robarle el dinero camino para no tener
Que fagaro despues enva tras e banda de asesno
con ordenes dc apoderarse del dnero toda costa La
enboseada estaba ben preparada pero felznente Hen
erson consgue depues de dinero
Lueha desesperadamente evita un encuentro con los
asesnos las de la poicia Sc lie acusa
como autor del robo lie condena cinco de pre-
sido ALI Sc encuentra con Milman un cabaero VIC
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Five Day Schedule for
 Berlin Construction Co.
tspecial to the IieraldD

kcnsington. June 2s.--The Berlin Consj ruction Co. today began a work ing schedule Of five days a week for an indefinite period. This affects only the shops and does not include ths office force. IL has been decided 10 close down the shops on Friday after moons until further notice. 0fficsis at ihe plant today stated that this short sncd schedule is the result Of lull in buiness This condition is be- ing felt the country over, it vas said.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Members ol KenSington COnereSa- tiOnal Church Unanimous
IS ACTIVE PROHIBlTIONIST
Ellsworth Heads kensington District Committec--Officers Of Worthing- ton District Reclcctod--Death of Former Resident--Ncrs in the Churches-Other Items

unanimous call was extended 10 Rev, Vernon l., Phillips 10 become the pastor and leader of the kensing- ton Congregational church at 2 spe- cial meeting Of the church held last night. There was large attendance st the meeting. Mir. Phillips has preached for several Sundays at the church and is at present studying at the Yale Divinity school.
 Rev. Mir. Phillips was born in Har- risonburr, Virginia, in 1890. He taught in the public schools in Nir- ginia and was principal of large school in that state for two years. He entered Shenandoah Collegiate lnsti- ute at Dayton, Virginia, and graduat- ed in 1914. being the first honor stu dent of his class.
 He entered Otterheim college. Wer- tervile. Ohio, in 1914, and graduated from that institution in 1917 with a degree of Bachelor Of Arts. He was active in many lines while at college, being captain of the debating team. He was also active in athletics, Y. M. C. A. work and oratory.
 Tn lf@1s llt bfedh Nti for Otterheim college as field secretary and continued to hold that position for two and one-half years. Rev. Mir. Phillips has been engaged in work for the Intercollegiate Prohibition associ- alton since 1911. He entered the Yale Divinity school in 1923. He has served as pastor of the United Breth- rem church at Pickerington, Ohio.
 It is expected. if Rev. Mir. Phillips accepts the call. that he will take charge Of the kensington church in September, although he will continue 10 preach in that church up 10 that time.
 Ellsworth Is Elected
 James B. Ellsworth Of kensington vas elected chairman of the com nittse of the Kensington fire dis trict at the annual meeting held in Foresters' hall last night. About so members wsYe present and the meet ing was short one.
 Other members Of the new fire dis trict committee appointed were Edward Mccormack and Louis 4. Goodrich. Tn spite of inc threats and promises of fireworks at the meeting it was the calmest event witnessed in the town in many years. Everything vent off as smooth as clockwork and 1t Is though that the rain Of yesterday dampened the fireworks.
 The meeting was called tO order by the retiring chairman. George w. Sullivan, and Charles F. Lewis was appointed chairman of the meeting.
 The only matter which caused any discussion at all was that of extending the watermain firm the New Britain road to and on Harding street for distance of 425 feet. This was the proposition of the GOss and DeLeeuw Co. which has its plant on Harding street.
 Louis \. Goodrich, member of the board. raised the question Of revenue. Would there be enough revenue from that extension to warrant the laying of 4z5 extra feet2 If would not net much more than sz5 year. he said and questioned the adyisability of such 9 step,
 However, there were others Eho
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Valuations Placed by
 I. C. C, on K. R, Systems

Washington. Juno es.--A tentative value Of s2s7.472,0S9 as Of June 30. 1916, was placed today on inc Nor folk and Western railway system by Inc interstate commerce commission.
 The Cumberland Valley railroad was tentatively valued at Et5.57a.S42 on tho same date.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

tContiaued on Page iD1
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

Special for Saturday only ai tho Palace of Sweets. 3i West Main street, the new store-ice cream in all fla vers for 4s cent. quart Adv.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Entertains Society

Mrs. Frank H. Gilbert of Mountain View entertained the A. r. S society at her home all day yesterday. A four course dinner was served for le and Miss Anna Vance provided an entertainment of music, games and dances.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
officers Are Reelected
Iormcr I;esilIcnt nies

Word has been receired in kensing ton Of the sudden death of Mrs. Julia Dunhsm schurter. wife of pr. M. A. schurter 4ho, for a number of years,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Bids Called On Road

Bids on proposals to be submitted 10 contractors by the state highway commission include about 16,5oo linear feet of reinforced concrete pavement on the plain,ille-farming ton road and 1850 linear feet of re- inforced concrete pavement on Cook street, Pennington which will be awarded as one contract. The Port land cement will be furnished by the Sgnta
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Ellsworth Competent

James E. Ellsworth, the new chair man of the district committee, is re- garded as man well fit to hold the position he was elected to. He is at present general foreman for Dennis O'Brien and Sons. general contractors of Meriden. and it is said that he will bring a great deal of experience and working knowledge to the committees activities
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Big C.anlc Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Coriyin Red Sox and the All KensinEtons will fight # out tomor- row afternoon at s:t5 o'clock on the PercivaI avenue field. Roth teams are in prime condition for the fray and indications are that there ziH he hectic argument tomorrow after noon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

Only quick sNork on the part of inc Welch Fire O., and Squad A saved thn home of Carl Mahannah this morning on Pennington avenus when bad chimney fire threatened the dwelling. The chemical fankS ot the frcmen cuinruished the blsze after hard battle. No great amount of damage was done 10 the house, i,Nlf
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Will Choose Clerk

district last night failed to elect q clerk of the district committee. Upon motion Of George Sullivan. it was voted that the committee shall choose its ovn clerk at some future time.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Will Help Veterans

Arrangements have been completed by seicheprey post, American Legion. to assist world war veterans in the securing of the bonus, recently voted by the government. Tho necessary papers are at the legion rooms and assistance in filling them out will be eiyen free of charge 10 anyone.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Thanks To sullivan

Upon motion Of George Griffith. at last nights meeting. the retiring chairman or the board, George w. Sullivan. and the other members of tbe board. were given a vote of thanks
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Looking For Position

The rumor was af1oat before the meeting last night that Louis Good rich was seeking the position of chair man of the committee. Some are Of the opinion that he was chosen third member Of the committee, in order to prevent his being chosen chairman.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Broad Street Hearing
Expected Home From Panama

Mrs Harrison Johnston, daughter Of Mir and Mrs, Frank II. Gilbert ot Mountain View is expected to arrive in rlainNille from Panama today. Mrs. Johnston's husband has been trans ferred from Panama to Washingt on. n, C. and Mrs. Johnston will return there after stay with her parents.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28


 The Bristol Brass corporation band will play ths concert program on Sum day afternoon ct Lake Compounce. Director Thomas ]. Fischer has ar- ranged the following program. March-"lssth q. $. \ Field Artillery" .-........... Fillmore Overture Raymond" 1.-The Queens SecretB ..-.-..+...-.. \. Thomas Clarinet SoIo-'I IaTcurterelie''
 F. Gamsre
 Soioist. L.. tacoyara Eelection-"The Masked BaW'' CUn BsIo in Maschnra) ..-.. c. Verdi
 Intern1iseion Spanish Diyertissement Es-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

The r. \. B. drum corps is par 'icipating in the drum corps meet at Walnut Beach today in company with drum corps from all over the state. The crowd left this morning al 1b:sa o'clock by automobile for the beach and several Of inc members were seen sticking up for the occasion in tha top-pss la rl,nr sbons