History of Fulton Opera House BY JOSEPH T. KINGSTON (Read October 3, 1952) In little more than one week from today, on October 14, the citizens of Lancaster will gather for a unique ceremony ; unique in many respects, but chiefly because there are few other com- munities in the United States today

only pity for them. Like other Amer- icans Reynolds saved his contempt for Mexican leadership—mostly generals, who exploited both their soldiery and their country. But Reynolds was a �Major General John Fulton Reynolds �professional, and professionals improved themselves by practising their skills. So