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The Lamar register., 1909-12-15

Oats is a cropit pays to get In early.
and often one OF two weeks time can
be saved by blowing in the fall. Where
corn is put in with a lister 1t is not
necessary to harrow the ground In the
spring. as the lister will make the
soil fine around the seed. and as soon
as the corn is planted the cultivator
can be put to work and the ground
put in fine condition.
Save all the cabbages. whether
heads or not: hens dearly love to pick
at the leaves and heads. Cabbage is
of value for supplying the missing
green stuff. chiefly; but 1t tends to
keeping the poultry in good health.
Turnips are good as an appetizer. and
are well worth saving. They should
be chopped rather fine and fed raw.
or else cooked done. and mixed with
the mash, or with table scraps.
The Young farmer-forester should be
experienced in the art of stimulating
the growth of trees in natural groves
by cultivation. When we come to
think how hard the ground is in some
woods It is really strange that trees
get enough moisture to support them
selves. The difference in the amount
of rainfall absorbed by level plowet
field and the hard baked hillside is
very great. and 1t is wonderful how
an oak or hickory growing on a hill
side ever attains to great height and
size. tds-
The Lamar register., 1909-12-15

Stables used exclusively for dairy
cows should be disinfected frequently
by the use of whitewash.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-15

The bands and teats should be kept
dry during milking. Moistening the
hands with milk Is condemned.
The Lamar register., 1909-12-15

Poultry manure. which has been
carefully preserved. commands good
prices from suburban gardeners.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Honorable Mention)

(Honorable Mention)
g In reading and writing and 'rithmetic o
9 know very well how to do the trick; O
q In spelling I'm right, q
o My drawings a sight, @
9 So surely I need not the Hickory 8
@ stick" 6
@ LOIS NOTION, @
@ 500 Kensington road, Los Angeles, @
@ age II, grade BIS 6
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Miss Marjorie's View

Miss Marjorie, aged years, is one of
those bright children who make the
lives of their parents and teachers a
burden. Quite recently she paid her
first visit to kindergarten. Upon her
return home she grew enthusiastic,
begging her mother to allow her to
attend the. school regularly.
sit was so very NIGEL" she declared
sweetly. 'And the teacher, Miss Lee,
is so very nice, too! She told me if I
was good little girl would grow up
into a pretty lady, but if I was naughty
would grow up an ugly one!"
'"That is quite true, dear" her
mother answered with a smile
Silently Miss Marjorie regarded the
fire Of pine logs. Presently she burst
out: "Then what naughty, naughty
little girl Miss Lee must have BEEN
The Bohemian.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Poor Uncle Ed

A Baltimore man was recently show
ing his nice new opera hat to his little
nephew, and when he caused the top
piece to spring open three or four
times the youngSter was delighted.
A few days thereafter the uncle. dur
ing a visit to the same household,
brought with him silk hat of the
shiny, -collapsible kind. When he
was about to leave the house, he en-
countered the aforesaid youngster run
ming down the hall with what looked
like a black accordion.
Uncle Ed" observed the boy, "this
one goes awfully hard. I had to sit
on it, but even then I couldn't get it
more than half shut. "-Lippincott's
Magazine.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
A Stiff One

1t was raining outside, and. little in
terrogative Irma was in one of her
worst, or at least, most trying moods.
Father, busily writing at his desk, had
already reproved her several times for
bothering him with useless questions.
Il say, pa, what"
ASK your mother!"
Honest, pa, this isn't a silly one this
time"
"All right, this once. What is it?"
well, if the end Of the world was
to come, and the earth was destroyed
while man was up in an airship,
where would he land when he came
n?'-Everybody Magazine.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Herald Juniors Prove to Be Poets in Limerick Contest
LIMERICK CONTEST

PRIZES are handsome books for completed
submitted by Los Angeles writer best completed lin
erck sent in by writer from outside the city limits
Fill in the last ine making rhyme with the
the meter.
Papers in this contest must be signed with
and name of school and grade.
All contributions for this contest be addressed AUNT
LAURIE Herald Junior The Herald Los Angeles must
be received at this office not later than Saturday afternoon
January o.
My mother calls me in time for school
Whenever I'm late break rule
say I'll rise,
Then close my eyes
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Honorable Mention)


@ In reading and writing and 'rithmetic .
9 know very well how to do the trick; 9
9 In spelling I'm right @
@ My drawings a Sight, g
@ But I'd rather finish the limerick. 8
O YVONNE LIE MESNAGER, 9
@ 354 Douglas street, age II, Temple 9
@ street school, AS grade. @
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In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
I know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
And when history time comes I am sick.
GRACE NJ WALKER.
519 Ganah1 street, grade seven, Cornwell
street school
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
But of lessons can't take my pick.
LLOYD WELLER,
S24 Kensington road, BS grade, Custer
avenue school. Los Angeles.
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
1 know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
My language and geography make me sick
ISABELLE NAOMI OGDEN,
BIZ grade, Fifth street school, age years,
San Bernardino. 1873 Fifth street.
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
l know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
SO after all my brain can't be thick.
OWEN NOTION,
500 Kensington road, age IA, grade AT,
Temple street school
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic,
l know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
But I will remedy that pretty quick.
ALBERTA OREILLY,
Age 9. grade B3, Sacred Heart school
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
First Prize)

@ In reading and writing and 'rithmetic- q
9 l know very well how to do the trick; q
@ In spelling I'm right, z
@ My drawings a sight, q
@ In cooking am without doubt a brick. q
q lone GRAY, e
g Grade BS, Thirty-seventh street z
g school, 1867 McClintock avenue q
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Jokes for Our Juvenile Readers
A Small Matter

Cissie-Mamma, mayn't 1 take the
part of a milkmaid at the fancy dress
ball?
Mamma-You are too little
Cissie-Well, 1 can be a condensed
milkmaid.-Comic Cuts.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17

In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
And I can do it very quick.
MELVILLE HEAD,
329 Halesworth street, years old, Santa
Ana, Central school. Az grade.
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
I know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
Ny drawings q sight,
And calesthenics make me awful sick
MARGARET VANDERBILT.
$50 Kensington road, Temple street school.
grade AS. age 3.
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
I know very well how to do the trick;
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
But in music I'll tell you I'm slick
LEONA ENGLISH,
S46 South Wilcox avenue, Hollywood, Ere
mont school, eighth grade, age IA.
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
/ know very well how to do the trick:
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight,
In arithmetic I'm very quick.
IRENE BUTLER,
Highgrove, Highgrove school, sixth grade,
age IL.
In reading and writing and 'rithmetic
l know very well how to do the trick:
In spelling I'm right,
My drawings a sight
Whenever the teacher comes around with
out the stick.
MAURICE DIES MOVERS.
Sixth grade, st. Marys academy, 1861
South Flower street
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Honorable Mentionl

g In reading and writing and 'rithmetic 4
9 l know very well how to do the trick; Z
o In spelling Tn right,
@ My drawings a sight, z
o That's worse than my rhymes for the z
@ limerick.
@ MYRL WALDMAN,
@ Riverside. Grant school, fifth grade. {
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
first Prizel

q In reading and writing and 'rithmetic o
@ know very well how to do the trick; 8
o In spelling I'm right, s
@ MY drawings a sight, 8
O And am no good on a limerick. @
o JAMIE STANDLEE, o
9 Compton grammar school, age II, o
@ grade sixth 8
Observation-Disclosures
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Proof Positive

Miss Jones-"Helen, can you spell kitten %
Helen-'Yes, Miss Jones K double
i-t-e-n."
Miss Jones-"Oh, 1t has two Us and one l."
Helen-'fWell, our kitten has two eyes,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
Honorable Mentionl

(HonorabIe Mention)
9 In reading and writing and 'rithmetic G.
@ know very we'll how to do the trick; q
@ In spelling I'm right g
@ My drawings a sight, q
O The teachers all tell me / am a brick g
y VIVIAN MAE OGDEN, q
O BIS grade. Fifth street school, age 10 &
@ years. San Bernardino, 1913 Fifth street q
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-18
WORK OF CIVIC BODIES.
How One City's Progress Is Reflected
by Increased Improvement Societies.

by Increased Improvement Societies.
Perhaps no one thing shows the pro.
gTc>slNcnesS Of Cincinnatians more
than continued growth in number Of
business organizations and improve.
mont associations. There are now in
Cincinnati and suburbs about 100 such
organizations. even the humblest sec.
tiOus taking up the note OF progress to.
ward greater Cincinnati and adding
their efforts to the building up Of in.
duStrial activities and the improve.
mrut Of living conditions.
Five wears ago there were in Cincin.
natl perhaps less than twoscore Of
Su-h ORGANIZATIONS. and but few sec.
lions Of the city or suburbs boasted an
organization of business men for i'm.
prolcmcni of civic conditions.
The situation i3day is reversed for
every Important residence section Of
the city ana every suburb has made
Itself noticeable factor in the affairs
Of the community.
Membership in these many organiza.
ton. ranges all the way from forty
t. Thousand. a number Of the larger
bodies IN the city proper having tine
maximum number.
one of the important central bodies
which has been organized in recent
years is the Associated Organizations
designed to give the united strength
of tWoscorp business bodies to move
meuts in which the general pubic Is
directly interested Then there Is the
Federated Improvement association
with a score Of constituent bodies. III
both of these large central organlza'
lions the representation is by means
of three delegates from each constitu'
ent body.
suo,ial feature TO which the many
Improvement associations are giving
their attention is the Improvement u
streets and public school buildings anu
environment.
Movements for viaducts ana olnei
imnortaut additions to travelling 1acli'
tiles. park areas and playgrouhus'
memorials and other things WHICH
make n city great. are directly trace
able to the efforts of these Dus'heS'
clubs and associations.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-18

Americans like to laugh, ard this
fact is not overlooked by the Schubert
Symphony Club. Several numbers ON
their program, as well rs all their on
cores, are full of fun, and you will be
highly entertained by their program at
the Normal school on Nov. 30.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-18

One good pony drives single OF
douhle perfectly safe to RIDE aiS'
GOOD secund.han buggy and harness
all in good repair Price for the 10.
S6l Enquire mt The Dawn oifce' 4i''
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23


Sheriff Adenot Of Walgh county was
~ the city Tuesday looking after bust
ness matters. .Es:s5$
# Choice hams only 15c per. pound
.at M,t[ann's Model Grocery.
son was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wari Reading lay sss5
sssss airy Brode rson 81 me- hinist at the
q / y. shops has resigned his position ]
and left Wednesday aft loon for ST. St;
Paul. ..!..:S. :5s9ss.. 81 81
Sugar $500 per 100 pounds at:
Mann's Model Grocery ss:
s Mrs. w. Powell who has been
visiting with her aunt Mrs s. g. Wine
man IN the city for the past two.
months left this week for her home IN
Spokane
Garden seeds Of all kinds at Mann's
Model Grocery
's The Victor Athletic club will meet
with arthur serumgard this evening.
81 by Mrs HalIida lay returned this week
from anestotwssn where she has been
visiting with friends. s:sss s ID
Mrs. Louis han son and son \ Albert
are yi sizing with friends il Grand
Forks this week b
Gilbert HegIand left for Spring:
Brook this week to take UP his resi-
fdence on q .home stead. 2:s5:s ].
sss MRS GarVey and daugh ter returned
from Chicago where they have been
Visiting during the winter !.
Burtscher the tailor made a
business trip toS Dunseith this week.
tuesday efterno noon at the parsonage
sof the Catholic church occurred the
marriage of Mess Rose Rishtsr Of
Grand Haboa and a. Marson o.
this city. Father Aus justine performing
the ceremony s. the presence 81 81 few.
friends of the con tracing parties. s55;.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23
Farm cams. llOney On
hand oiis fayorab Ne erlis. W.
EesfSrates. chafrIberiin q

] James ollfnson went to Grand
Forks last week tto consul & d speci alist1
gard to his eyes and Us also visit
||iinrg With friends GIG niversity. q.
Yard sWitchma IAN lark of the Great
Northern resi- ned his position last
week and left Tor the Cities
where she VIII engage in the railroad
Ing business
The finest line sof clothing ever dis
played Devils ia kea now on sale 81
ls Mann lothing depa rtment Z
ga drs Call Imam who has been
the gllest friends IA oorhead sfor1
several weeks retairned 10 her home
HI this city Friday
The band was unable tos give their
concert AT the court house sunday
afternoon as planned 81 account 81
the court room being locked and
able tai locate the key.
Don't raise cor ns, srbuy shoes that
isityour feet y have them HolbrooES
lsllferc co. 553ss5
Miss Caroline Me- une who directed;
the play Bee Bee here last summer
viii return to The the near;
future and again present 81 play for
the benefit of the ladies societ o. the
iEpisco pal church
E Choice seed and table potatoes at!
Mann,s Mode Grocery,
Visit Mann d Shoe depa rtment for Ill
||tthe new things shoes f and oxfords.:
Ed Gilbert stunned rom Flaxton
Friday where he went 10 look after
/ the axcavation off the basement ofis a
large hotel bull ding which ne viii
erect COR parties 81 that place this
summer. 81
10 whom II ma concern have
the Kuppenhetmer othes her they
always satisfy olbrook Hero. 90 II
something neS Braahear Original
tseeh onal Mattress. am making
/ these mattresses By my improved pro
cess, out az cotton, hair wool and
Feathers on can have. your Old sfeaz
ther bed put into q ilne new Mattress
IJyp To- date chinery has been in
stalled for nv work work guar.
lanteed We make awnings IA all col
aors and fora purpo ses. We III call
Tor and deliver a goods. Call AT the
New York Cash Store and Dee samples
lSo our actory over the Inter
iOeean ONCE
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23
I, nefs
isL.EADInJl b WELLER


The First National Bank of Devils
lake loans money on Real
Estate az very IN Tl;ateOf Interest.
Y0lI Gan .pay your lOall at any time
With IDS.
FOB SALE nun ber 81 househo1ds
articles for aale cheap. Am leaving
city Can At this ONCE. 81
300 rolls % new wall paper on sale
lat the New York ash store
Z Frank Davis left Friday for penn to.
look after bust ess interests 81
,ony II spending d feW I
days this week 10 friends at Penn.
Manage Jenniso ut the Rugby.
Mills Was a caller 81 Devils Lake last
& Friday.
Don't miss HE sale 30 ffoulards and
messellne III This week At the New
York Cash store
IIoistad, DeGroat was ins
The city Friday loo king lsiness|
matters ,;sa
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

~. 80
4 Keep your shirt on while you try
q Il g I collar, They're linen. Hol-
brook Mere. Co .sss..
IS Stone for the foundation Of the new
opera house is being hauled this week
and the laying Of It will commence
q as soon as the excavation is complet-
.ed. The opening Of the new theatre
and alarge number Of people will be
here from all parts Of the state for the
event. Il is being planned to have in
addition to the regular dramatic pre-
Torrance swell ball after the show
which will be held in the basement of
the new building ss 1: ss g! z. g. ss3=
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23


Money q loan On Farm sanlseyI
County NatlOnaI Bank
Lord 81 sando Was here Non
day on business.
Rev Totten, Hof I.akota 4; n as d caller liz.
ins n th 1s1S city Monde
; 1ex OLSON of and fIarbor wa b
g. caller Is the city 81 u ,iS
Special sale oft \ aeparate street
Eskirts st the New Ylork Cash store
this week.
ne Miss 9 lI,oureen ewis made q trip to
ST ather Monday and Tuesday
s, Degnan returned from 81. Paul
Friday where re has been spending
the winter.
Fine 1900 back conf b Ut 900 IS. this j
week Ct Hueagen'
Bob Mckay, 81 Grand IIarbor 81 Vas
ln th Y city friday looking after bust
ness matters.
d The Women d Guild 81 the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs.. III. Pow ,s:.
|se1ls this afternoon. &. &
Hld Burke sofs Cleveland Township
was king after business mat tiers ii
the q county seat Monday.
ISL to el Huesgen,s Tor al artistic IL.
itfal sash pin, II
Frank 81 K 1 Holland was ooking after
business matters In Grasd Forks last
Friday5and saturda h 1s,
Don't wear old styles Gluette
their IL always best olbrook Nero. CO.
Fred Locke spent several days
around 90 4 ebster this week looking af-
ter Insurance ffor the Union Central
company for which he is agent.
Isis the righ time to buy. new
shoes. The New Y,ork Cash store Id
the only place g buy the best 8
J. MEG urren@ of this city was vas
recenhy elected High vice Ranger. st
1.-THE United Order Of Foresters at the
Estate convention held M Grand Forks.
Mrs. lens svees ente rtained. ia nun
Der Of lady friends at cards last Thurs.
t'd l1 afterno on and a most enjoyable
tine ~ reported. &.
Mrs. Duane Clapp, formerly Miss
Tia Tag Pitcher Of this city il here from
Great Falls. Mont t visit With her lei.
mother who has been ssriouul ! III
The Vivtor Athlete etc club met ri.
day evening with u lphs Glerum at his
home on Fourth street:
iss almost an & assured rsa fact that
Devils ne Lake viii have wireless Sta.
ltion: 3: Kerlin Of this city, recei1Y-
lea letter from the company 8 head "a i.
quarters that they were thinking ser.i.
Iously ,5:a ' 81 ling q station here
l 'ana'ger. az hitman offs the seyilla is
king extensive aprovements il his
hotel and when win s 81 81
The sWelIest il the ST new press
led brick VII bez put mt, tllee,
building which win be- a decided iii.
yement and It Il be- hand somely
Itrimme ford stone ssss
Is and ~ Deidenh fer are
The happy parents of right little
boy which ar;ri yed ct their home Mon:
Iday
CD ackerly the banker 81 Hans
tboro, YES pending 4 few daye ia the
city this week looking AFTER business
matters
illiam Mc CauIey the genial young
clerk Wit ,sS z. Brainar LETT Monday
for 1ainnesota lWhere ne3 Win spend 4
few day,ss II
Next Sunday at ptacopal church
IBishop Mann WIN preach and adminis..
Tor contamination AZ tho eleven o'clock
issrvice. myers ,w1elcone ass always
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23
Money 10 loan on Farms Ramsey
Count National Bank
RAMSEY:


Neney 70 loan on Farms Ramsey
Count National Bank
Nrs. John Fancy, "a Hope Township
spent several days the city last.
week with friends Ss'
e ermans MeIby soff this I CITY and Lena
Nelson Of Grand Harbo 81 have i a;i1 taken
license ID wed
q and lllItl Mrs: p ddaugh, &c Jan
DO spent Sunday IA tlne# city as The
guests of and Mrs. 81. Falger. D
ss Bicycle repairing new and second
hand bicycles bong nc and sold. Salts
faction ~ tteed, prices reasonable.
81 Grimes 800 Kelly Avenue. 5ISSll
Thomas Ruger returned Friday
from the Cities where hesshas
been during the winter with friends.
schmid nnewankan IL 40
the scity and win; be connected with
fArehitect Shannon Tie coming
summer 3
There are man ,orking men com
ing tos the city and SUNNI Ell pro.
misses Devils Lake filed 70
w, "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-30
4RAPHC NOVEMBER 30 @@

Harsh physics react. weakcns the bowls cause chronic constipation. Doan's Rcgu- lets operate easily, tone the stomach cnfc constipation 2J C Ask your druggist fol them,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-30
CHARLEY GRAPEWIN
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Charley Grapewin, the well known comedian who will appear here in a new play at Elks Theater Wednesday night, has an unlimited fund of stor- ies depicting the character of the rap idly disappearing Southern darkey' One of these is so characteristic of the type that it is worth repeating As the comedian tells the story: A darkey was called before the stern judge of a criminal court and was awaiting the sentence of death which was about to passed upon him.
 Stand up, said the judge to the prisoner. 'On the 23rd of August, you are to be hanged by the neck until you are dead
 The prisoner looked at the judge and calmly asked, Judge, you don mean this comin' August, do you?'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-30
A GENTLEMAN
 FROM MISSISSIPPI
Will be Offered at the Elks Theater- Big Seat Sale Already Recorded.

Some of the brightest light-comedy scenes that have been part of any play yet produced mark the four acts of "A Gentleman From Mississippi, which will be acted here for the first time at the Elks Theater tonight, by William A. Brady and Joseph R. Gris- mer, special company which is head ed by Messrs. Robert A. Fischer and Hans Roberts There are four sets of love stories, three of which are carried out in vein of sheer comedy One that has been especially success full tells of the wooing of Amelia Nut terworth a self-reliant young steno- grapher. by Dick Cullen, a breezy but loye-sick reporter for a Chicago newspaper. Amelia makes Dick keep his distance by insisting that she is betrothed to a young official of AL toona. Pa, but in the end, when DICK says he is going to Altoona to Kill her affianced, admits there is no such Derson and succumbs. The seats were put on sale at the Elks Theater yesterday and a crowded house is already assured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-30
children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S c ASTo A
'SIR0NCHEART' TO BE
 PRESENTED AT ELKS
College Life and it's Characters are to be Featured in Great Play Thurs day Night.

The story of 'Stronsheart IS so we'll known in this city there is no need re-telling it at this time, It IS sufficient to say that the play IS built on a theme that appeals to all classes and that it's central character Of the college bred Indian has not hitherto been used for stage purposes.
 The play is redolent with the at- mosphere of college life and it's char acters are all familiar types at the most important institutions of learn ing. The festivities attending the re- ception in the first act where tue students entertain the co-eds at tea as we'll as the great football game 1h act two are features that make an especial appeal to the student body hut there are enough other features incorporated in the four acts to make "Strongheart' play that VIII please the fancy of every one who freouents the theater.
 The engagement is for Thursday night, December ?.