Schuyler  Colfax  returns  to  South  Bend.
He  comes  in  an  old-time  coach.
Episode  XIX
Staged  by  Spanish  War  Veterans,  21st  Indiana  Battery,
Old  Settlers  and  others.
Scene:    South  Bend,  1861.
News  "Fort  Sumter  fired  upon."
Soldiers  leave  for  the  front.
Episode  XX
Scene:    South  Bend,  1872.
"Standpipe-Holly"  controversy.
Leighton  Pine  favors  the  standpipe  system.
J.  M.  Studebaker  wagers  a  cow  that  the  standpipe  system

would  not  be  adequate  for  the  needs  of  South  Bend,  and  that

it  would  not  yield  sufficient  pressure  to  drive  him  from  a

position  a  short  distance  above  the  ground.
John  Hartman  sells  the  cow  at  auction  for  charity.
Episode  XXI
Staged  by  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic,  Schuyler  Rebekah  Lodge.
Scene:    South  Bend.      (We  return  to  1865.)
Colfax  speaks  to  the  old  soldiers.
Episode  XXII
Old  Soldiers  Sing  "Tenting  Tonight."

Episode  XXIII
Scene:    South  Bend.
Pageant  of  Nations.
Episode  XXIV
Patriotic  Finale — Grand  chorus  composed  of  about  5,000  children
from  the  Public  and  Parochial  Schools  of  South  Bend  and  Mishawaka,


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and   about  1,000  members   of  choirs,   singing  societies   and  individual
singers  from  the  two  cities  and  St.  Joseph  County.
The  respective  scenes  were  put  on  by  various  organiza-
tions of  South  Bend  and  Mishawaka  and  by  Notre  Dame  Uni-
versity. Prof.  Emmett  Lanihan  of  the  latter  institution  gave
Mr.  Barnes  invaluable  assistance  in  the  arrangement  and  di-
rection of  the  pageant.
