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will be social and refreshments viii
be served.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge. No. IL
will receive the president OF the Re
bekah assembly and her associate ON
GERS with the grand master and the
grand lodge oflicers Tuesday evening
Dorcas Rebekah Ledge. No. 4. will
confer the Rebekah degree Decem
Der 2. A Christmas sale viii fol
low.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The next grand visitation will be
to Capital Lodge Tuesday evening and
to webster Lodge November 80.
Webster Lodge conferred the Es.
duirs rank last Tuesday evening and
will confer the rank Of knight next
Tuesday. The members attended the
grand visitation to Myrtle Lodge At
316 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
visitation OF the grand chancellor,
Lee B. Emory, and his associate ON.
GERS to Myrtle Lodge Tuesday evening.
Addresses were made by the grand
inner guard of Virginia, grand chan.
oellor. Keeper Of Records and Seal OF
Myrtle Lodge Frank B. Crown. Grand
Keeper Of Records ana Seal w. A.
Kimrnel, Jacob Nussbauri1, Supreme
Representatives H. NJ. vAndervort and
Ellery W. Heiss.
Calanthe Lodge will confer the
Knight rank tomorrow evening.
Cleveland Kennicut 10 condplet.
ing his application for = temple Of the
Princes Of Syracuse. He requires the
signatures Of q few more boys, then
he will send the application for q
charter. This order IL for boys Of IA
JR. 0. U. A. M.
Eagle Council. Ne. 9. met Tuesday
evening with Councillor A. II. Blakes.
lee presiding. The Councillor gave an
address on the status OF the member
ship Of the council. Supper was
served BY the good Of the order com
mittee.
Capital Council was called to order
by Councillor L. G.. W. Pote in North.
east Masonic Temple Monday eve.
ming. Chairman Neitz in charge OF
the newly organized initiatory team
reported the team would be ready for
a class initiation at the close Of the
membership campaign. The member:
ship campaign committee reported
two new applications and four re-
ported on favorably. A Social will be
held November 90.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIB.
ERTY.

Hope Council, No. !. met Tuesday
ana held q social. Next Tuesdays
meeting will convene 1t 1880 pm. ana
Will be followed by q 500 party. The
council will attend Thanksgiving serv-
ices November 20 at the Second Bap.
tist Chunrh. A dance will be held Nc.
yAYnher 4
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Of the Review will be held during th'
holidays.
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RebekAh Lodges

At the meeting Of Esther Rebekah
1odse. No. 5, tomorrow evening, there
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Chevy Chase Chapter. No. 80, con.
ferred the degrees last Tuesday eve
ming. The candidates were Mrs. Cora
L. kantz and Mrs. Gertrude E. Mast
by initiation. and Mrs. Henrietta
Cole by affiliation.
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100 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Phone West 1lA
NEUMEYER MOTOR COMPANY
1898 18th St. N.W.-Phone North 1922
SCHULTZE'S MOTOR COMPANY
1896 H St. N.E.-Phone Lincoln GIGS
HOLLAND MOTOR COMPANY
1900 Connecticut Ave.-Potomae 06l
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Areme Chapter, No. 10. last Wed.
nesday evening after a short business
session was entertained by the follow
ing: Miss Beverly Miller, songs; Miss
Helen Dillon, mandolin selections;
Mrs. Marie Van Arnum. readings;
Genrge Cornwall MIA no SnloS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
REPORT IN ACCIDENTS
DURING WEEK FOR
SOUTHERN STATES

ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD
QUARTERS, March 1.-The
soIth's weekly toll from auto
mabile, railway train, trolley and
motorcycle accidents last week
was SO dead and 800 injured. it
was revealed by a survey con-
Quoted by the Associated Press to-
day.
Florida led the eleven states in
which the survey was conducted
both in deaths and injuries, the
former being 16 and the latter
so.
Mississippi brought up the hot
tom of the list with no deaths
and only three injuries recorded.
The outstanding accidents of
the week were recorded in Geor-
gia. On Friday night, the chief
of police with another policeman,
were chasing a spceder at Hapc-
vile, near Atlanta, when the po-
liceman met his death in an en-
suing accident. The chief is in
a serious condition at an Atlanta
hospital.
Last night a mother and foEr
children were killed and the
father and a son seriously hurt
when a Seaboard Air Line train
crashed into their automobile ct
Elberton. Ga.
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Famous Artists at
Sarl Carlos Theatre
MONSIEUR PAoLI, TENOR
AND MISS D'LoRZA,
FRENCH DANCER, TO
APPEAR HERE

Citizens of Key West have q
treat in store for them at the San
Carlos Theatre, Wednesday and
Saturday. March : and 6. Mon
sieur Paoli, French opera tenor.
and Mss Gcorgctte D'Lorza, tai
ented interpreter of the classical
ard modern dances, stopped in
Key West for two performances.
Monsieur Paoli and Miss DLorza
agreed to stop over If competent
piano aceompanist could be secur-
cd. After rehcarsing once with
Miss C audina Lucignani, talented
local pianist, they decided to re-
man for the two performances.
The program has many features,
including tenor solos. duets, piano
solos, songs in English and French.
classical dancing, jazz dancing.
ard others.
In Saturdays performance there
viii be a duet, s'The Cruc:fix," by
Tenor Paoii and Mrs. Eva b.
Torano, we'll known and talented
local soprano. This feature viii
undoubtedly prove very popular.
Popular prices of Soc, 75c and
x5 will uraxaff
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Keflfuckidf1 GiUerl
Life Imprisonment
VICTOR HOLMES is SEN
TENcED FOR SHOWING
HIS WIFE OVER CLIFF
IN CAR

BEATTYVILLE, Ky, March /
"A jury del.berated into Sunday,
. rare custom in this state, to re-
turn a verdict Of wilful murder
against Victor A. Holmes, for the
murder Of his wife. He was given
life Imprisonment.
The jury decided that Holmes
deliberately showed over a 200 foot
ell an automobile in which was
seated his wife, Mrs. Louisa
Holmes, and their two children.
His wife and ono child, Titney,
were instantly killed, while the
second child survived, though be-
ing seriously injured.
A motion for a now trial will
be fled today, Holmes attorneys
announced, and IL this fails an ap-
peal viii be taken.
A chain of eireumstantihl evil
acnce was presented by the prose
cuiion, as there were no eyewit-
nEsses TO the tragedy. Holmes
III Of driving his car over ridge
several miles from here, and sa;
the road became slippery SO he
got out TO adjust his chains. He
kald the brakes slipped rs his wife
was backing the car, and it dropp-
ed over the preeip.ce.
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BOAT DESIGNER
ARRIVES In CITY
JOHN WORK REACHES HERE
on BOAT FROM OYSTER
BAY

The boat China Girl was
brought all the way down from
Oyster Bay, Long Island, New
York, BY John Work, a designer
OF boats, and is now in the har-
Dor.
The China Girl has no other
crew besides Dir. Work, having
brought It ali the way down single
handed.
The boat which was designed
by Mr.. Work is evolved from a
Cape Cod cat boat. The wheel
ard windows in tie boat were
taken from deStroyers. the de-
signing of which sIr. Work Sc
cured his ideas from his war time
experience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
Water Front Literally Lined By
Throng Assembling to take in
Festivities in Connection With
Events Put On Yesterday
UNDER AUSPICES OF
KEY WEST YACHT CLUB
Many Distinguished Visitors Arrive
in City to Witness Races

ingly interesting. ]. Y Porter,
Nv, led in the high school SWIM
ming contest. This was. followed
by more fancy aquaplane riding
Among the other races was the
launch race. The Julia, belonging
to Capt. Maxine Diaz, defeated
the Florida, Capt. DARRELL Lowe,
in a five-mile handicap race.
w. E. Chapman was appointed
head Judge. Luther Pinder,
Samuel ]. Wide and Arthur
Gomez, officials Of the Key West
Yacht Club. were appointed judges
to assist Chapman. The following
assisted the judges: Henry n. NAL
lory. Percy A. Cook and DR.. ].
NJ. Renedo. Everett Rives was the
announcer. Morris ". Partridge,
who had supervision over the re-
gatta, deserves much credit for
making the affair the success that
It was.
Capt Wide said that the day
was perfect for the races, but that
the officials were disappointed in
not securing as many fishing boats
to 60 into the races as expected
He said that he hoped in another
year there would be number Of
christcraft boats owned By Key
West residents, so that there would
be local boats to race against tbs
northern boats In these waters.
w. ]. Conners was here for the
races. bringing his express cruiser.
the w. ]. Conners III. which, due
TO slight accident during ths
morning try-out, was unable 90
enter the races.
Besides Sir. Conners, there were
present: c. R. Pease, commodore
Of the Miami Yacht Racing Asso-
ciation; W. I. Berner. partner u
Mr.. Pease: E. r. Stockwell, Ohio;
II. Paul Prigg of Miami: CharIes r.
Chapman. editor of Motor Boat.
ing: G. w. Barron, editor Of the
Wall Street Journal: Hugh Ban.
croft, Of Barron's Weekly. and
Harry Black, director Of the
George Fuller Construelian Com.
pany, who 10 here on hin yacfrt.
the Silver King; Col. Robert
Thompson on bis houaeboaf. the
Silver King, and Franklin d.
Roosevelt on the Larooeo.
Last evening a banquet vas
held for The visiting yachsamen a
the Hotel Casa Marina, and Msi.
Gen. Harry G. Hale presented the
silver cups and awards to winnmg
yachtzmen. Al the visitors spoke
Of the hospitality Of Key West and
said that in no other city had they
raced whore they had been treated
20 favorabiy. They III aid thas
they would be here for next years
races with more boats. .Commo-
dore Gomez made an address in
which he referred 70 TIC spoffs-
manship Of the whiting yatlsts.
men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
OVERSEE HOTEL
PRINTS FOLDERS
FOR DISTRIBUTION
SEVERAL THOUSAND COPIES
WITH INFORMATION RE-
LATiVE TO KEY WEST
HAVE BEEN ARRANGED For

The Oversee hotel is being
widely eomplimcnted upon its
progressive move in having sew
eral thousand attractive folders
printed advertising that splendid
.hostelry and the city of Key West.
The folder consists of eight
pages, the first of which is
ornamented by a picture and ad
Of the hotel. A list of points of
interest in Key West contains
nineteen entries. Then comes in
teresting and valuable data about
greater Key West. "a Key West
Catechism." written by this city's
good friend, Frank w. Lowering,
occupies nearly two pages. "Snend
Your Winters in Key West" is the
caption Of one page, 1t is follow
cd By ten good and sufficient
reasons why tourists should sum-
mer here while winter sweeps the
states up north. Advertisements
of progressive business firms in
this city and Havana are nicely
displayed, including an attractive
picture of the Hotel Royal Palm
in Havana.
The folder is a product of the
Artman Press. It's artistic ar
rangement, and excellent material
are in keeping with standard
quality output of this modern job
printing establishment.
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Thousands Witness Events
Featuring Key West Regatta
FARMER HANGS HIMSELF RATHER
THAN FACE MURDER INDICTMENT
cry Associated Press,

FAIRFIELD, Ia, March L.
Rather than to face a first de-
gree murder indictment for the
alleged staying of Sam McNeese,
1S, named by his youthful daugh-
ter as her betrayer, Louis Bruey,
SO, farmer, welcomed death yes
terday by hanging himself in his
cell.
The trial of Bruey was to
have started tomorrow. He had
been brooding since his indict-
ment last Friday said his sister
Mrs. Fred Raible, who visited him
a few hours before his body was
found suspended by two knotted
towels in the county Jail here.
The machinery of justice is at
rest, and attorneys for both de-
fense and prosecution can lay
aside events of December s last,
when McNeese was summoned to
the Bruey home and shot to, death
as he sat in a chair and admitted
that intimate relations had exist
ed between himself and Bruey's
Ii years old daughter.
Bruey's plea was to have been
temporary insanity. After his
wife's death year ago, members
of his family said he had shown
signs of breakdown.
Neighborhood gossip of the re-
lations between McNeese and his
daughter reached Bruey on the
night of December 5 and led
directly to the shooting the next
morning. Bruey notified author
ties and McNeese's parents of the
Staying.
Under her fathers questioning,
Edna Bruey had told him. Nc
Neese last summer forced his way
into their honak and assaulted
her.
The boys parents gave Off
eials hurdle of the girls let
tcrs to their son, purporting to
show that relations had existed
between them for some time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
ERECTS SIGN
ADVERTISING
ISLAND CITY
HERMAN WOLKOWSKY AR.
RIvES IN CITY FOR VISIT;
STILL STRONG BOOSTER
FOR KEY WEST

Herman Wolkowsky, known both
in Miami and Key West, arrived
from the former city Saturday, and
viii spend a few days here. Mr..
Wolkowsky, while in business here,
was known as a genuine booster"
and during his temporary absence
in Miami has lost none of his love
for his old home. In conversation
with a Citizen representative Sat-
urday, the visitor told of a mon-
ster sign he has recently had
erected on prominent corner in
Miam.-Grapeland Boulevard and
N. w. 28th street-on which he
has painted some of the attractions
of the Island City. The sign is
1924 feet, is beautifully decorat-
ed with paints of different colors,
depicting the waters surrounding
Key West. A beauty is shown
preparing to take dip in the clear
water, while a fisherman is MAX
ing ready for big catch. Several
catchy phrases adorn the sign,
among them are the following:
"You have not seen Florida un-
I'll you have seen Key West" while
another reads: ''The only frostless
city in the United States"
Local people win not be surpris-
cd to hear of this action of Mr..
Wolkowsky, for while he resided
here he was in the van of the body
of boosters for which Key West
is famous. Were his action other
wise there would be some surprise.
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Key Vest Yacht Club
Tenders Thanks To
Col. R. N. Thompson

At a meeting of the Key West
Yacht Club. held today, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimous
II adopted.
RESOLVED. that the thanks Of
the Key West Yacht Club. be and
they are hereby extended 70
Colonel Robert n Thompson for
the use Of h5s housebozt. the
Evsrglaass. as headquarters for
the Key West Yacht Club during
the regztta on February 9th and
27th. ard fer the generous hos
pitaiity which he extended 10 the
nanm5ers Of the Key West Yacht
0eh. thei- families aaa TriendS.
and to eur visitors
ARTHUR GOMEZ.
Commodore her wsss Yacht Club.
ARTHUR u. RRowS,
Secretary
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PLAN MEETING
OF RED CROSS
FIRST REGULAR SESSION TO
BE HELD ON wEDNES-
DAY

The first regular meeting of
the American Red Gross will be
held ~ 2:30 Wednesday after
noon In the offices Of the Red
Cross. the Rcnedo Building.
The first Wednesday Of every
menth has been assigned as the
meetirR date Of The Red Gross.
Everyone interested Is invited 10
thrs% meetings
The Red Cross roll call closed
last Saturday. and the results Of
the drive Tor membership win be
disclosed AZ the next meeting Of
tie Rotary Club on Thursday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
COMMANDER SILVIO
ScAR0NI, AIR Alta
CHE, TO BE GUEST OF
CAPTAIN STEARNS

Italian air attacbe, Com
manscr siIvio searoni. will
arrive in the city soon after
March I, according to an an
nouneement issued by the
naval department today.
Recently number of at
s.ehes have visited the naval
station. among them the Eng
lish, French and Japanese
naval attaches.
Commander sesroni viii
be the sues, of Capt. Clark
D. sssarns while he i. in the
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
HEAD OF PACKING
COMP ANY ENJOYS
STAY in KEY WEST
HENRY A. KAMMAN OF BUF-
FALO, NJ. Y, BECOMES
C R Z A It BOOSTER FER
ISLAND CITY

Raymond Cabrera of 1926 Har-
ris Avenue, this city, is in receipt
of a letter from Henry A. Kam-
man, prominent business man of
Buffalo, N. Y, who is also head
of the Pork & Beef Packing
Company of that city, in which
Mr.. Kamman refers to his recent
visit to Key West.
Mr.. Kamman spent several
weeks in the Island City, having
returned to his home in Buffalo
a short time ago. The recent
visitor was much pleased with his
sojourn in this city, and repeated
ly expressed his regrets in the
letter to Mr.. Cabrera of~having
been able to remain here for a
longer stay, owing to pressing
business which necessitated his
return to Buffalo earlier than
was first expected.
Mr.. Kamman was exceedingly
delighted on his trip to the Island
City, and did not fail to mention
the many courtesies extended him
by the hospitable people of Key
West, who, as he states, made his
stay here an enjoyable and pleas
ant one throughout.
The distinguished visitor was
much taken up with Key West,
and predicts a great future for
the Island City on completion of
the Over Sea Highway to the
mainland, the one project alone
which he feels will place Key
West in the forefront in progress
and development.
On his return to Buffalo, Mr..
Kamman ran across the article in
a Boston paper under the caption
Of "a Florida City That Will
Bear Watching" which was re-
produced in The Citizen short
time ago. Mr.. Kamman inform
ed Mr.. Cabrera of the excellent
advertising that Key West is re-
cciving in the article mentioned,
which. has been published in the
leading newspapers.and magazinas
in the north and east, besides
other sections of the country.
Among other matters referred
to in the letter received by Mr..
Cabrera, the Buffalo resident,
and new booster for the Island
City, remarks that "Key West is
alright. All you have to do is to
give it chance, and watch ii
grow"
Mr.. Kamman states that he pro-
poses visiting Key West again next
winter. and from the tone of his
letter it is safe in saying that the
Island City has enlisted another
excellent booster, who is telling
practically everyone with whom he
comes in contact with of the ideal
climate and the many advantages
afforded in Key West to investors
and homeseekers.
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Guns doomed. Motors whirred.
The Biscayne babies sprung across
the basin.
Thousands watched the boats in
races yesterday afternoon as they
sped over the beautiful clear
waters of the Gulf. The sun, too,
shone down brightly, making a
sparkling mass of color for the
craft, in turn making for the sue
cess of the initial regatta to be
held in Key West, sponsored by
the Key West Yacht Club.
The Biscayne babies jockeycd
over tcn-mile course, coming to
a stop in front of the judges with
Carl Fishers baby in the lead.
Carl Fisher was trying out his new
craft In its maiden race.
In the first heat. Fishers baby
was beaten by Charles Pcase's
boat. and Captain Huwse was at
the wheel Of Fishers boat. In the
second heat, w. +. Chapman, edi-
tor of motor boating, was driving
and finished 52 seconds ahead of
pease's craft, in a five-mile race.
In an exciting christcraft and
cruiser race, Paul Prigg's christ
craft defeated Carl Fishers new
express cruiser. the Shadow H. by
ten seconds in a five-mile race. In
making the turns the Shadow II
was at a disadvantage, the smaller
craft gaining; however, on the
straight course the cruiser was
able to show more speed than the
chr:stcraft. The results of the race
was Prigg's christcraft, 13 minutes
and 6 seconds, and the Shadow Fl,
i3 minutes and 16 seconds.
One of the most thrill ing races
was the cruiser race between
Pease's Jolly Rover and Fishers
Shadow II, the Rover coming in
in the lead. This race was on the
outside course for a distance of
FIVE miles. The Jolly Rover made
the race in IL minutes and 26 sec
onds, and the Shadow H in II
minutes and 35 seconds. The
Shadow II cut of one of her en-
gines and raced with one engine
10 give the jolly Rover an even
chance, as il Is a faster boat, show
ing her sportsmanship.
The aquaplane race was one of
the finest exhibitions. the entrants
giving the audience plenty Of
thrills, keeping their balance easily
in the water. One rider would be
dumped and then another, but nj.
succeeded in regaining foothold,
when the boats returned TO pick
them up. Sam Brownstein, towed
by Priggs' ehristcraft won the
aquapiane race over Jerry Ma
varro, towed by the Shadow II.
and Charles Thompson, towed by a
coast guard speed boat.
The swimming matches, too,
during the afternoon, were exceed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
GARCIA MAKES
STATEMENT In
SHOOTING CASE
DECLARES ARTHUR BAKER,
PROPRIETOR OF GOLD CUP
CAFE, SHOT JOHN RANGER
In BACK

Through the little square open
ing in the otherwise solid steel
door of his cell in the county jail,
this forenoon, Laurie Garcia, clerk
and waiter at the Gold Cup Cafe,
made voluntary confession in the
presence of Sheriff Curry and a
representative of The Citizen that
he was in the car with Arthur
Baker, proprietor of the God Cup
Cafe, yesterday afternoon, when
he drew pistol and shot John
Ranger, age 81, on Petronia street
near the corner of Emma street.
Up until this time Garcia had
stoutly maintained that he knew
nothing whatever of the affair.
Arthur Baker, charged with the
shooting occupies a cell on the
floor above where Garcia is con-
fined, and has not been informed
of the confession. He still denies
any knowledge of the shooting
officers at the jail stated this MORN
ing.
In his statement to the sheriff
and Citizen reporter this forenoon
Garcia talked frankly and with
every appearance of desiring to
tell the truth. He said he was rid
ing with Arthur Baker, but was
not driving the car. He said they
were both drinking at the time and
that Baker had not said a word
about shooting anyone and he had
no idea what caused him to do so.
However, his confession clears up
what little mystery there was sur
rounding the deplorable near
tragedy of Sunday afternoon.
The young man who was shot,
and his three companions, Matt
land Knowles, Howard Albury and
Jack Miller, ell identified Arthur
Baker as the man who did the
shooting. They stated to officers
that they were walking along the
street when overtaken by the car
containing the Garcia boy and
Baker, that Baker pointed out
young Ranger and told him to run,
that ne was going to kill him.
The three young men started to
run and the Ranger boy was shot
in the back. the second bullet from
Bakers gun entering his body in
the back and making its exit in
front near the location of the
heart. The boys stated to officers
that Baken then with drawn gun
forced them to fec without allow
ing them to assist the young man
he had shot.
If there was any provocation for
the shooting it has not been dis
closed by statements made by the
boys and other witnesses.
The young man who was injured
by the bullet lives with his mother
at All S,monton street, next door
to the First Methodist parsonage,
but was carried from the hospital
to the home of sister at 403
Caroline street, corner of White
head. Attending physicians state!
that his chances of recovery are
favorable IL no complications de-
velop. Il Is believed that the bull
let followed the course of the
ribs and did not penetrate any
vital organs.
Arhtar Baker viii be held in Jail
without bail. Sheriff Curry states,
pending the outcome of the young
mans injuries
Il is probable. the sheriff said.
that Laurie Garcia viii be released
from jail after his confession Is
reduced To writing aad signed by
him under cath. for Il Is net now
believed that he was knowingly an
accessory to the alleged crime.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-01
BAND CONCERT

The following is the program
that will be rendered this eve
ming, beginning at 7:45 o'clock,
at Bayview Park:
Part One
March, Shoulder To Shoulder
Arthur.
Overture, Hungarian Comedy
-Suppe.
Fox Trot, I'm Going South
Woods.
Rag, Cotton Babes-Wenrich.
Indian Dawn-King.
Fox Trot, Oriental Abdalla-
King.
Part Two
Selection, Nile. Modistc-Her.
bert.
Fox Trct. Oh Can / See You
TpnightLFlatow.
Wastz, lsnpassieEcd4 Dream
Rcsas.
March, A Frangesa-Costa.
The Star Spanglcd Banner
Key.
HUBERT REASON,
Conductor.