The Marlboro Democrat, 1911-10-27

GREATEST BAND IN THE WORLD TO BE !N DENNETTSVILLE WEDNESDAY. Has Played ai All ?ivau?vr?(t?ns arid Funerals of thc Presidente. The United States Marine Hand which comes td Hennettsvillc ?h \\[ idnesilay Nov. 1 for a grund co; iee rt ut tho ('oort House at 2 m., i.s conceded by all critics to ie the greatest niil'.iar.y and con cert band in tho world- ( )rganix* I way bael; in 1801, ties groat baa'I is now i i tia- one h und rod and tenth year of ?is existence, iud is almost as old as tho National ' a pi tal ?self. Whin the city ol' Washington was a toddling infant, nisi, born on tho banks ol' tin' ma jestic Potomue, this baud, then m reality but a life and drum corps, was its chief play thing abd means of diversion. I'ois is why th? National Capital has always been so proud of it. Marine Maud. They have grown up from infancy together, and if today there is no u her capital in thc world which tapi?is Washington, there is like* wise no other govermeut band in the world that otpial Unele Sun' Sun'"pet" - "pet" Sun'"pet" musical organization. For moro than ono hundred years ('very Inaugural Procession liiao has left the great dome cap pod Capitol escorting tho Nation's how Chief ICxecutivo down Penn Pennsylvania - sylvania Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House has marched to the martial music of the Marino Hand. Al every Inaugural ball, at even Presidential Reception, in fact, on all fete days when Uncle Sam turns host and invites his own f< I IJow - Jow IJow oiti/.ons or tho representatives .d' <.!.'.?. r h?tions to he his guests, he relies very largely upon the . i'uuo.'dw^raffR?^? ?'*^5>Af.ttri\\<& Band to add to the merriment and happiness of the occasion. Hut all days are not "fete days." It may be said as Indy of the no notion, - tion, notion, as of the indiviuul, that "In to each lifo some rain must fall, some days bo dark and dreary, [ and lhere luna' been dark aral dreary" days, indee 'i f?r dur na nation - tion nation when not with triumphal march, but with funeral di ige, and mulllod dru.:? and muted horn, tin' Marine Hand has loci the solemn proce ssion as our "Mai tyred Presidents," Lincoln, (larlieltj uno McKinley, have been borne to their linal resting places. ni e. li \ si > IN uir.il.MOXi). 'Tho Kiehmond Times Uispatch said: "i'e'o-e an a-al ce.ce ol (il'ifee thousand people which : x x. - . x. m 'iee Au.'?it.vinni in U?0 I istpi lc . ly of Hieb mond, Va., th- Cud CudI' - I' CudI' tn ?lon inaugurated its' si-MiUm'ii i ' ? :iiii-ie:d cY. U', il lill i' i . milt) \)\ fiji ii' ii more bi'ij?aht audience I i itv. ex er i.s-.-*mb; d in \ ir?c :iiii thu that which sat entranced beneath tho magic spoil ol' Lieut. Santol Santolina - ina Santolina lil's baton. "Tho :n...-am has never been et put I led at ii by ham! concert given in i?.,-; City, Tl ii? r? were byer byerII - II byerII wv' -> i i'OU) ibo g re al o\< ras foi't .e musically cultured, and medleys lind marciu s iorthe musses, wit . ij : r ( ld "I I'i-xie^ thrown in li's hil ['he t ie i proud." thc Mule Caplured. \lally ('. ll irper, whose mule xV US stolen fi oin his h une lit I ?0 11 "a s cn>ss ri als ?asl week, h is I'OCpA end his in nie, lt was found 'V Sa n Brick, near Little KOCK. A iiegr? w ho broke hilo ii house in the community that night and dis appeared, is supposed lo have rid ridden - den ridden the mule oil a; d turned it loose, Phone number IO if you want a Saturday n livening Post Frank Me (Air niue, agent.