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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11
The Coming Baseball Match.

The BASEBALL boys played . practice
game at the ball grounds last Sunday
afternoon. The game easily ~demonstrat.
ed the fact that Eureka has excellent
material for this sport, and . strong
team will be picked to play the Elko
boys on the second Of June. Consider
able interest 10 taken in the coming
event. and the boys propose to work
hard TO carry of the honors.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11
Former Eureka Teacher Promoted

The HOLSTER Free Lance states that
Miss Villa Boomhower has been appoint
ed to the Vice P~rincipalship Of the public
schools at Hollister. San Benito county.
California. Miss Boomhower 10 . Eureka
girl and taught in the school here during
1898 and 1890.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11
Excellent Cheap Rockers.

Oak Cobbler Seat Rockers, neat and
comfortable. only So each Of P. H. Hjul's.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11

J.. N. BOusey at NOrthpOrt, wash
John N. Rousey. who left Eureks
about three weeks ago for Tonapab. i.
now at Northport, Washington. The
Republican published at Nortbport. un'
der date Of the 4th instant, contains The
notice Of his arrival there as follows.
Johnny Rousey. for many years 3 resi-
dent of Eureka and PAlissde, Nevada.
where be held the position Of railway
conductor on the Eureka & Pslisade
railway, arrived in Northport. May 2.
Mr.. Rousey is an old friend of VIM. P.
Hughes and also with ye editor, who
twisted brakes for Mr.. Rousey many
years ago." VIM. p. Hughes, mentioned
in the foregoing. was employed in the
SENTINEL office about seventeen years
ago, and is now the proprietor Of the
Northpors Republican. The other gen
tlemsn referred to is Charles Murphy,
who was . brakeman on the z. & P. r
r. for some time under Mr.. Rousey.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11
MERIrORIOUs EXHIBITION.

A well-6lled house greeted the exhi-
bition given by Prof. Carl Sohumsn 81
the Eirska Opera House on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Of this week. and
the peopleof Eureka enjoyed . msritorious
performance. On both evenings. . half
hour preliminary photograph concert Wal
rendered, which received we'll deserved
praise and appreciation from those pres
emit. The instrument in question is an
excellent one-an Edison-and more clear
and distinct in tone than is generally
heard. thus rendering the musical and
oral selections unusually pleasing.
The reproduction of the fiddle through
the photograph, . possibility but recent
ly realized, was . very acceptable novel.
ty. This concert WAS followed by the
distinctive feature Of the exhibition,
namely, the projectoscopic views. The
enthusiasm Of ell present was aroused by
the war scenes. the battles on land and
see. incidents In the Filipino and Boer
wars, and the famous destruction Of
Spanish vessels 81 the mouth Of the bsr-
Dor Of Santiago de Cuba. The pictures
we're vivid. thrilling, and arousins. and
the conqueripg 'Stars and Stripes" that
Aosted in the canvas pictures. called
forth rousing cheers and patriotic ap-
plause.
On Wednesday evening there was given
the famous "Passion Play" o play.
though In some places prohibited. is still
rendered on the thestricsl boards Of q
small German hamlet. The pictures were
obtained by Prof. Schuman at great ex-
pense. and we'll do they justify the ex-
penditure, for from the lone watch Of
shepherds who followed the eastern star,
to the eliminating cruci6xion and resur-
r~ection. they embodied the artistic. the
beautiful and the sublime.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES National Bank, New York City; The
Croker Woodwork National Bank, San Francisco; Knauth, Nachod 4 Kuhns,
New York City; Mccormick & Co.. Salt Lake City. jy1u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

Severy Wzmacniacz seroa
lHeart Tonic) jest spreparowany
pod}ug ~przepisu znakomitego leka>
RIA, kt6ry przez zost6sowanie tego
srodka doznawa} powodzenia we
wszystkich dolegliwosoiach serco-
wych. Pewna kuracya ma rozszerza-
ME sic, s}abosc, palpitacya sercaa
oraz z~nuzenie. Ceua. 800.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

lO WlO p1O CSE Wv VIZ
L CHUSTK1 ma szyje .
Y, REKAW1CE, o
0
MlEJSCONE
OBCH0D NAkODOWY jed
max bedzie tel zimy W Winonie, l
to W Niedziele q Stvcznia - W
dolnej hall kosclo}a sw. Stanis}awa
Kostki.
HANDEL gotowych meskich
ubior6w, jaki dawnlej prowadzi{
Ludwig Heintz, zosta} zamkniety
teraz r~ozpocznie sig ~wyprzedaz.
OsKAR HUSING zrezygno-
wax re stanowiska a~systenta SUI
perintendenta Towarzystwa zahez:.
pieczenia zycia The Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. W jego miej"
see przybyl do Winony Polak
pan kukowski z Milwaukee.
MA POS1EDZENIU Winoa-
skiej Raay sskdlnej, oznajmi}
dyrekter Jones, re podczas SWIFT
wszystkie szko}y zosta}y %starannie
wyczYszczone, co spowodowa}o
nadzwyczajne wydatki. Jaultorowi
Herkowi przyzwono $40 "a extra
robote.
z LITTLE FALLS, Mimi
donosza, re tam W Poniedzia1ek, 7
Stycznia, spali}a sig paplernla
Hennepln. Straty wynosza IS ty~
slecy, a zabezpieczenie wynosi GO
tysiace, Paru Polak5w, kt6rzy
dawnie] W Winonie mieszkalj,
straci}o przez to robote
KASZUBSKA WDZIECZ~
nose. - August Glubka, k1edy
dzierzawil farme niedaleko Vino.
ny, ~przyszedf do redakcyi W1ARu~
sA, p}aczac i b}ag:jac. abysmy
urzadzili ma niego sk}adke. gdyz
ma bak, (chinchbugs) wszystko
zboze pozar}y. ZlitewalismY sig i,
zebrali ma niego, "a posrednictwem
naszej gazety. przesz}o sc dolar6w.
Ia to on teraz, bez wselkiego s}usz-
nego powodu, gazette nasza odm6~
viii, i tylko tax niby sobie ola
zaabonowa} milwauckiego
tygcdniowego KuRYERA. Ten
Glubka n~iestety pochodzi z pod
kaszubskiego Pucka.
TO SOBIE POLACY!-1
Winonscy J6zef Olszew
ski i Jan Olszewski, synowie POI
kaszubskiego ch}opa, o.
baj jake saloniScl z Polakdw zyja,
! laden = mich polskiej gazety
lie abonuje. - R6wnie& ME abo'
luja polsk,ej gazety zyj2cy z Po'
grosernicy- i'awe} Bank -
EEK, Jan Pr2dsyhski j II szulta +.
+ak 10 sa~lonista Maciai SikOrSkl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

w ~ ! ;
Kto chce dostaG
Kalendarz Maryahski
W p%rezencle, niecha
sic pospieszy z pred
plata ma W1ARUsA, DO
tych k%alendarzy juz
niewiele many.
Abonenci nasi W
Bay City niechaj' ra-
GA zap4acic abona-
ment Wiarusa ma rece
naszego ageDta pana
Alexandra Niedziel-
skiego, a dostans cd
niego prezencle
Kalendarz Maryanski
ma rok 1901.
Nowym abonentom
Wia1usa wys}ane 20
stan9 i numera, kt6re
dotad juz wysz}Y pc
Nowym roku.
Przypominamy, re
pod]ug naszej kon-
stytucyi trzeba,, VIA
rusa" koniecznie z
cory op}acaG. Przed-
plata rocZna n
$3.50. Kto pragnie
dosta6 W prezencie
KalendarzM aryaiski,
%powinlen do}aczyG S
cent6w na porto pocz-
t0We.
la Wiarusa op}aca-
nego z dolu zadamy
koniecznie 2 dolary
r%0cznie.
Naszym p%odr6zuja-
Gym agentem jest pan
Ant0ni Fabian,
Abonent, kt6ry juz
inny dosta} prezent,
p}acac abonament ma
rok 1901, a pragnie
teraz jeszcze dostaG
k%alendarz, ~powinien
przesfa6 nam rs GEN.
tow. "a co kalendarZ
mu bedzie pos}any
op}acona poczta W
Severy Wzmacniacz serca
lHeart Tonic) jest spreparowany
pod}ug prsepisu znakomitego leka~
RIA. kt6ry przez zost6sowanie tepo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

Ceny targowe
Pszenlca Nr.1 II
Maka patent 400
Maka Standard 40
Bran SIS SO tona
Middtngs SIS 50 tona
ZYto 40
Konlczyna $3.50
Tymotka 1.7Oc.
Kora rs
OWES %
Ground Feed $500 tona
Sano tYmotka $1,000
S,ano dzlk,e $500
SWINE zywe 1926 wyprawne 5.25
Woay zywe 800 - 400
Masfo 10
Jaja - Q. tuz,n
Kartofle rs G. buszel
Corn Meal $50
Pszenlca - rs
OWES 49, 90 .,
Korn -8
SWINE 4.90-5.25
Bydto karmna s 3.0U-4.30
Hrow9 ohudsze cd $500
Wo}y m}ode cd IS 40
+
Pszenioa Nc. l hard II
No. J Northern rs
No 9 Northern ~
No, 3 Northern So
st. Paul minneapolis.
Pssenica 49, No. l hard "a
No. / Northern 70
No. 2 Northern 50
SWINE = 81. sQ-5 Is
Mode wo&y - so
= owy = $3.4o
iyd&o ksrmne = SO. 50-$4.s
3,elyta $4.50-s5. 90
)wce $500
&4.60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

la Wiarusa op4aca-
nego z dolu zadamy
koniecznie 2 dolarY
rOcZnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-10

tylko pieniadze polskie lubia, a
zreszta wszystko co polskie sobie
lekcewaz2.
POLSKA SZKOkA W naszem
mlescle, przez d}ugi czas zamknieta
wskutek zarazliwych pryszcz6w, W
Ponledzlalek ma nowo zosta}a
SEM naszego miejscowego
Zjednoczenla edby} sig W Ponie~
dzia}ek, 7 b. m. W dolnej hall poll
skiego koscio}a. zadnych wazniej
szych uchwa} ma MIN ME powzieto.
Sprawozdanie bedzie W najblizsym
numerze W1ARUsA.
TAME TYKIETY MA
GRUNTA.- Kalej Burlingtonska
sPrzedawa6. bedzie W dniach Is
Stycznia, $ i 70 Lutego, 5 i -
Marea oraz 2 i 16 Kwietnia Z Of
tykiety ola peszukujacych grunt6~.
Placi sig ty|ko "a droge W jedne
strone l tylko ~jeszcze $500 wiecej.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

The New Mexican says that Attor.
Oey b. NJ, Read OF that own is assist
ing Sylvester Bustamentos in his
efforts TO secure a pardon for Y. NJ.
Grajada, who Is In the penitentiary
for cuunterfeiting. The Claim Is made
that Grajada was sent u the peniten-
tiary because some cpuDterreitinR
tools we're found 10 his truuks file
claims a friend asked him u carrY.a
package for him. that he put IL IN
his trunk and this package after.
wards proved 10 captaio Che cnnuter.
felting outfit, and he claims he knew
nothing about IT. until the package
vas opened by The officers. As a mat
ter Of fact Grajada was arrested in
Lordsburg for a petty nfense. Hi>
trunk was examined. In 10 was found
ssOs5 In counterfeit Mexican hank
bills. These were done up IN several
packages, and placed In different parts
OF the trunk. The outfit for making
coin was also found In his trunk. hui
HlNtchu W HFtIk ~ b'NN 'eE' ~ Wv
claims, was In several different pack
ages, scattered 10 different parts ~
the trunk. There Is no dnubi hut
Grajada came up here Ia work 90 his
bundle Of counterfeit mnnry on the
Mexicans 10 this section ~ the
country. and n NECESSARY. h. make
more for their use. He got caught
and the opinion Is that he got "a very
gghtly With an eight year sentence.
II the role Of injured InuuceDee he
does not shine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

THE presidents reception at Dem
log was the official me be received in
New Mexico. Govefnur Otern, Dele
gate Rodey and many other officials
were there TO meet him. A great
many people frum all along the line OF
the Santa Fc road were present.
Governor Oteru nade "A speech Of wei.
come. The president in his response
prUphesied statehSud at some dim az d
distant time in the future, but gave
no encouragement for immediate &C
tion. A lne Navajo blanket was PIE.
sented u the president, and a couple
Ct gem turquoise were presented TO
Mrs. Mckinley. The turquoise came
FROM the PorterGeld mine in the
Burfos. The gems we're cut and
polished, and with them were present.
ed a couple in the rough.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

IT now LOOKS as though Grant
county was to have another hanging
or two. 1t is thirteen years ago the
coming July since there was a hanging
IN this county, and jury experts
thought there would not have heen
ono then, only that Pillar plead guiltl
on that occasion Instead Of standing a
trial. AT the present term Of court
two men were convicted Of murder IN
the Hrst degree, one 10 the second and
one In the third. The two men cnn.
yicted Of murder In the drst degree.
have TO hang, unless a higher court or
the governor Change The cnmhlnatiOn.
IL IL to he hoped no change will he
made. Grant county needs a few
hangiugs. " has needed spme for a
long Tune, aud now that there Is a
good chance to administer the medi.
it. Is to be hpped q will he given.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

The Arizona paper, report that
Wiley Jones, the well known lawl er
and politician, was bit on the hand by
aGila munster last week. His tongue
commenced TO swell, and but for the
prompt attention given by physicians
II Is probable Mr.. Jones would have
died. When Mr.. Jones commenced u
recover the doctors atteutmn ws>
called to the ella monster that had
bitten the politician. The doctor
found the monster in a cunvulsiun,
and despite all be could do for il it
died.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

The county hralun officer has not
been nut To Redrulk to lnvesti.at
the supposed smallpox there, hut later
reports indicate the case was not
smallpox. The patient, Carl Wash
burn, was out ruling the range, with
The sures all dried up seven days after
be was taken down. Smallpox sores
do o commence to dry up Until
twevle I" fourteen days after they APP
pear. Under the new law the JUS ice
Of the peace In each precinct is made
a medical expert. He is the one
to decide, the inal authority on all
contiguous diseases. II he SAY u man
has yellow fever. smallpox or the
hubnnic plague, the man certainly Las
those di~aSes. legally, aud must he
q-uarantlned, and it ne gets well hr
does - In spite Of the law. Great Is
the law.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10
With a good deal Of pleasure

ut is with a good deal Of pleasure
and rtSidrLluu that | recummenu
hamberlain's r0llC, cholera ard d!ar
rhnea remedy" says Druggists A. w
Sdwtelle, nr Harlfurl, Conn. "a lady
customer, seeing the remedy expused
f,r sale on nv shaw ease. said 10 me:
i realty believe that medici - slv"d
my life the past summer while at the
shore aud she became 81 enthusiastic
aver its merits that | at nnce made w
nv mind 10 ecnm mend It IN the fu
lure. Recently Il gentlrm N clme IN
IN NV store 80 overcome with collie
pains that he sank ~ onre tn the floor
[ gave him a dose o fthis remedy which
helped him. | repeated the duSe and
IN fifteen minutes he left my store
-miliugly informing a.e that he felt aS
we'll As ever" S lid by 9he Eagle drug
mercantile cumOanV.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

der In the first degree. This means
hanging, aud is the second such con
victiou at this term Of court. Gales
shot aud killed John Mcmillan, at Ills
store on the CHA Chrisi mas. Jesu,
Ramos was tried FOR killing Jose Del.
gado AZ Silver CITY un the sixth Of last
January. The jury brought IN a yer.
dict Of murder IN the secund degree.
II IL had done us entire duty there
would have been another cunvlctiun
OF murder IN the hrst degree. Last
September Frank Brio. an ex-hnugh
Rider, 10 Pinus Altos. shot an kilieu
bis wlfe's sister. His excuse was that
he had cause Ia b. j%ealnu~ ~ his wife.
and he thought he was shooting A. her
Instead Of her sister, just a little MI
lake any short sighted man might
make. The case was bitterly fought.
and the jury after being out fur nearl,
tweniy.fuur hours brought in u We =
dict uf gully IN the third degree. An
other case ~ misplaced sympathy uil
the part Of the jury. Britn shuuln
have been convicted Of murder in The
hrst degree. james Murran was cnn
vicled Of stealing an uyercnat from a
passenger car at this stallion. Entasio
Perez, Simun rustadu and Jose Caav.
aria Ut this place were tried far steal
ing horses belonging tn the Victoria
company aud were acquitted. Sever
al minOr cases, Including a large mum
Der ~ cases for Keeping salOnus oprr
un Sundays, we're disposed Ut. 1t /,
expected court will adjourn this week
The court took a vacation Monday and
went down 10 Demlng too meet the
president.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

An Extensive stock Raiser Tens How to
Cure Scours Ia Calves.
VIM Abhutt. ~ rynddll, 5. DIX.
quite az extensive stuck tai~er. ht~tnr
"A number ~ wears used Uuambetlatn'k
cuiic. cholera aud diarrhnra rpmed,
Tor sc 'urs "a calves aud says he ms
never knnwn 10 10 TAIL. lie gives a
t%easpUnnful In water as directed on
the bnltle tor an adult man, after rnc
operation ut the novels ~ irs thti
natural. Usually ote du>p l. ~tfi .tenl.
For sale by the Eagle drug mercdu4sl
Company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10
nsnara,a SNOW LInlment.

This invaluable remedy is me that
ught TO he In every household. Ii
will cure your rheumatism, neuralgia
Sprains, cuts bruises. burns. frosted
feet and ears, sure throat and sore
chest. II you have lame back IL will
cure IT,. 1t penetrateS 10 the seat OF
he disease. II will cure stiff joints
aud contracted muscles after all rem
dies have failed. Those who have
heen crippleS for years have used Bal
ards Snnw liniment and thrown awat
heir crntcheS and been able 10 walk
IS we'll as Pver. IT, will cure Won. Price
30 cents. Free triaAbOttle at Eagle
drug store.
Miss FlnFeuce Newman, who has
been a great sufferer from Muscular
rheuinatlsm, says Chamberlain nain
iStlrl isrhe only. remedy that affords
her relief. Miss Newman Is "A much
"~pert~d rr~idem at The village at
iray. Y. Y. and makes this s'atPm-n
FIR thu iRBedt nf others similarly
afflicted. This lintment i fer sale by
The Eagle drug mercantile Company.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

ONE effect OF the presidents visit to
Bl Paso was the appearance Of several
prominent citizens in church last Sun
day morning. In p spiritual sense the
president eau be satisfied that his
western trip was 0 altogether bar
rcn of results.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

Sunday Goyeruur Murpney Of Ariz
IA, accompanied 10y hl, staff, passed
through on the east hound passenger
train in the san Ctrlus, Suprrinlpn-
lieut. RandUlph's private car, en- rnuLr
10 Ell PaSO. IL escort President Me
Kinney 20 Hnpeni&. H. was Joined
mere by C'l. Egan, Of Clifton. who is
"A member ~ his Siaff. being Judge
AdyntaIe. The party went 10 e.
PiSu. aud reInrurd IN The regular
passenger train Monday, several hours
ahead Il The presidents special.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over tfty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
IL sOOthes the child, sOftens the gums,
all pain, cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhea. Is
pleasant To the taste. Sold by Drug
glsts In every part OF the world.
TWENTY-FIVE cents Il bottle. IT. value Is
i%ncalculabie. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

WHEN the presidential train pulled
into Yuma, at 1910 Wednesday morn
ing having safely passed over this
division, and always been on time, the
division officers breathed a sigh Of ie-
Lief
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

THE Mexican population ia this sec
tion Of the country did not make an
elaborate celebration on the afth OF
MAY this year.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

Some of the youngsters WHO have
heen throwing rocks on iron roofs tn
IN hear them rattle are liable 10 he
arrested charged with malicious dam
age u pTuprrLy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

TIKI Blsbee Review is again a daily
paper, aud win Kelley is making a
good one OF II. Will Kelley is d mas
Ter hand az making a good paper.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

bat ~ will care you n y0u vail pay a..
len vho are Weak. Nsrvon- and ietnli
,t-d suffering from N"vous Debility.
: ninal weakness. aud "a he Effects n
.arly Evil hahlts. or lister indiscreiinn-.
which bad to Premature Decay. consume
lion Or instantly. ~houlA send for and read
the ''honk Of life" giviag particulars for
A home enre srnt tsealad) free. Dy al
~ pt-k.r'. Naltnl and aarvi.
= liasfi,e f5f North Snrnce st.. Nash.
Tenn They ssaArantse & cure ar 90
pas .-The Sanday Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10

The district cnurt h doing pretty
good business this term Last week a
fury convicted Andres callas " wpr-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-10
Has Never Failed

WTETU TI IWIINW = " y III
Group, it acts win a GER
taiuty that is Re - mar
veluus. My vii, USs not
take much stock IN n di-
cine, but she l. $ ol 70
faith in Ack,r + lish
Remedy, alwa, h v ! IT.
at her elbow IN Il e tho
chill are a ack,d by
CT up at night. / is a
30 itivCly harmless rem
edy. as l can p, rsoi ally
tne ifv [ knnw Of q lit,la
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
Columbia

Miss Simplicity, the musical pyrotcch-
mic pleasantly INDUCED in by Frank Daniels
and am excellent company last week at the
Columbia, caught the town and broke the
record for attendance. Washington clings
devotedly o. Frank Daniels and his ticklish
ways The new musical comedy Is a whole
some Offering "a sort of ioliity Jelly. r. A.
Barnet compounded the coufeCuou and II
T. Heauz poured upon 1t a delightful spray
of sparkling and refreshing melody Per-
hap- the book and score under close scru.
tiny might reveal imperiecuon-. but if So
they are harmless and pard0uabIe iu view
of the genera. good taste displayed alike by
another and composer.
Helen LoUl-tae heartbreakcr. the dream
of beauty realized. and. much more to the
same ec-tanc e1ect-was the Miss SIM
pGcitv Good thing that the age of mv-
thology has passed of the gods would kid
nap Helen and hold her for an impossible
ransom. 7. girls want to look beautiful and
driveI johnny tl destruction let them emulate
Helen Lord whose face and form are iu-
spiranons far poet and prizes fora painter
So say we a| of u-. poor uuc0uth NOR
tails doomed go yeau aud wonder why such
uymphs AS Helen ar. -1 rare-and fair
Eirke Ia SHele should conn his contract
again and you 90 see that It affords no open
ing for This charmor escape Shcis bound
20 put a crimp 100 the ambition of many self
appointed prime dome
SIR Fred Eustis the musical director.
led with rare discretion and bought out aIl
The lyric grace and beauty of the score
The chorus was "a pleasure 90 the eve and
ear Harry Woodruff as Philip Mon.for
acted we'll and looked q picture. but his
vocal gifts are not conspicuous When last
seen. 1Iy Man Blossoms Frank DanielsJ
and ia ShclIe were jumping ON the obsti-
nate I'D oft "a Saratoga cash box, trying 20
close Do over ,hc financial evidences of their
most successful date ON j Street