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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the foil owing
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed III
the Probate Court Of Hooking 90 tuly Ohio
Tor FIRST and Final settlement Of T. NJ Con-
away, Administrator with the viii annexed
ceased, and the same Will come on ror hear
Ing ON the .Oth day of August \, d. 1'Ol az
~ oclock a. or as soon thereafter az
may be convenient. q. C.SrOUdhrON.
July ~, 3.w Probate Ind ge.
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HamptOn-ROse

Mr.. John F. Hampton and Miss
Clara Ann Rose, both of Logan,
were married Saturday night by
Rev. Willis. The groom is one of
the prosperous Rail Road Shop
employees, and the bride the
charming daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Rose. We wish them
all the happiness that kind nature
is want to bestow upon her most
favored.
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Sewing Circle

ocWHE OlECie
Thursday the first section of the
Sewing Circle, composed of Mrs
Walter Rochester, Mrs. John Well
man and Mrs. DR. Smith, gave al
all day progressive picnic AT
$3.50 breakfast vas served at the
Rochester home, after which all
were escorted to the Smith home
where an elegant chicken dinner
was served and the afternoon
spent in sewing, playing croquet
and cards. At six o'clock supper
was served at the Wellman home,
where the days outing ended and
all were loud in their praises of
the the charming manner In which
they were entertained.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22
Anniversary

Tuesday evening being the
twenty. eight wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. A II Brooks,
quite a number Of their friends
planned and executed very clever
and delightful surprise. The eve
ming was spent in laying Euchre,
Miss Lizzie Rempel securing the
prize, two hand made handker
chiefs, which she very pleaslngly
presented to Mis- Brooke. Mrs,
Anna Jeffrey, sister to the hos.
tess. furnished very appetizing
lunch.
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George Wright Stricken.

On Monday night DR.. Ed Camp
bell was called to the home of Geo,
Wright at his home few miles
east of Logan, and found Mr..
Wright su fferiEg with accute at
tack of appendicitis. Arrange
ments were made to take the suffer
or to Grant Hospital, Columbus,
and the morning train stopped at
the farm house and took him
abroad. At the hospital the oper,
ating surgeon was in waiting
and performed the operation at
once, and no doubt the prompt
action saved his life. The case
was but 48 hours old, but was one
of the most serious that has come
to the notice Of the physicians,
there being but few hours ba-
tween recovery and the vanished
hope. At last reports the patient
is doing we'll and recovery seems
assured.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22
EuGhre

Mrs. will Eisele entertained two
tables of six hand Euchre, Mon.
day evening Mrs. Florence Rose
and Mrs. O'Connell receiving the
prizes, beautiful hand painted
china. The hostess served nice
refre 4 h ments.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22
Episcopal Church, Logan.

Sunday, June %. Divine Ser
vice next Sunday evening at 1880
7. NJ. Let every member try to
be present at this service.
A. w. BuCKLAND, Rector.
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The SiIvertnOrn Home for Sale,

Splendid 7 room house, lot 66x
22O, located on Mound ST., over
looking thu city and valley. A
bargain at $4,000. See
JAS +. WALKER,
LOpan Ohio.
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Notice of AppOintm ent.

Estate OF Josiah G Beal deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified MS Executors of the estate OF
Josiah q. Beal, late of Hooking Oounty,
ohio, deceased. Dated this 7lh day OF July,
1909. kEDERlCK BEAI.
July %, 3-w EXECUTORS
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22
A Jolly Good Time on the Hill

Pehaps no happier group o,
younsters ever gathered in Logar
than were the numbers of tn,
Junior Endeavor Society of the
U. b. Church when their pastor
J. w. Willis and their Superin
tendent Miss Jennie Whitcraft,
entertained the society one day
last week at the home of Mrs
Isaac Whitcraft, serving cream
and cake to 42 Juniors.
Miss Jennie was taken on sur.
prise when one of the Juniors.
Miss Leila Roby, called for order,
and in a strong clear voice, read a
poem written for the occasion and
presented their Superint ten dem {
with beautiful "Bsck Hair Comb. F"
This was the plan and work of the
Juniors themselves, and when as.
sured of that, Jennie was too over
come with emotion for utterance,
so they missed the speech they
expected from here.
After the plays and treat, at
Mrs. Whitcraft's request, they
were all taken into the parlor ind
sang some of the junior songs. and
the pastor offered prayer and the
happy group left for their homes.
Mrs, Whitcratt and Mrs. Willis
assisted in serving with vim
equal to the cnlldren's joy, that
showed how thoroughly the older
mes can still enter into the 10y
and merrlment OF the children.
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Picnic

Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Steinman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tide Houston, Miss
Lizzie Renpel and Mr.. Charles
Work enjoyed picnic Sunday at
Bun biebee Cottage.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

Joe Mount returned home from
Harrisburg, Wednesday. after an
extended Welt with rslntiyes.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

The Misses Hazel and Arabella
Lloyd and Miss Knox, ali of Co
lnmbus, are the h.use guests of
Mrs. Warren Lanning.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

Mr.. Hamilton Steele. OF near
Bioomingyille. spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Logan.
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l, CITY,

Miss Ode Burberry Is the guest
OF friends ia Bremen for a short
stay.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

Messrs Earl Butin and Loyd
Mount, were visitors in Beaumont, t,
Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

Mrs. Lawrence Lindsay and
daughter Vina, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Bay at Starr.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB EVENTS

Picnic
Miss Mary Petit and Miss May
Hills gave a picnic at Trash g
Hill Wednesday, for a few of their
friends.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Young, Of
beaumont, were in Logan Tues.
day and visited Mrs. Youngs moth
or, Mrs. NJ. j. Brehm. They were
enrouts TO Somerset. to visit Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM Walker.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

were obnoxious to the people com.
planning, was that the offense to
the complainers would soon be CO.
rected by the companies
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-22

CLAhI1SA:
Don't get discouraged Order sack Of
Gold Medal Flour. MAMMA
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Original Songs, Vocal Song
Dialogues, approximations. Love
Songs, Lullabies, Artistic Cos
tuning Delightful, Only Newest
Dances. Nothing Old. Appeal
ing to All.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22
Sleepy Hollow Items.

We are all Wishing for rain,
except those that have small
grain the ground is getting
quite hard and dry. Corn and
vegetables are needing rain, tbs
roads are very dusty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clover snd fam.
lily attended the Barnum and
Baily show in Omaha last Tues.
day.
Mrs. Jacobs went to Airing.
ton last Thursday to visit hs1
sister Mrs. Alloway.
The l.stla infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bart Perkins Of Sni1
ers Hollow is a very unusuall,
baby it cut a tooth wnen a weel
old the tooth is such tooth a.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22

pie. No special program has
oeen arranged but take this
manner of inviting all parties
who will, deliver, recitations,
readings, or help furnish music
COO, please come prepared to do
so, give your names to Sec. Mrs.
Ida Copeland. Majoriety COM
mittees will be annoudced on
the black board that night, few
special committees are as fol-
lows For furnishing and pre-
pairing tables,
No. | Mesdames Brosius, Per-
kins, No. 2 Robinson, Wright,
Blust, No. 3 Copeland, Haldre-
man, Terrell.
Waiting Table l Myrtle
Scebold, Helma Bond and Ethel
Friend.
No. 2 Lyvah salyers, Belle
Morehouse, and Georgia Moss.
No. 3 Lulu Hutchinson, Rose
Hill, Flora Allmon.
All invited to help and either or
Doth Of the above donation soli-
cited and gladly accepted from
all.
MIR. =. L. Palmer formerly of
this place has purchased land
in Dakota.
Master Freddie Fouts is quite
sick this week.
j. I. Robinson transacted
business in Omaha tuesday.
Oscar HoyJ transacted bust
ness in Omaha Tuesday.
Lou Larson family are enter
tanning relatives.
Mrs. Edna Hill and Miss Essie
Smith went to Omaha Sunday.
Mack Fouts and family spent
Sunday with Council Bluffs re-
latives.
MIR. Fox of Council Bluffs
spent Sunday with Loveland
friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22
Loyeland Items.

Mrs. Geo Childers was shop
ping in Council Bluffs Wednes-
day.
Mr.. O. Kelsey has been on
the sick list several days.
Mrs. Nellie Randall and chill
dren left for their home in
western Nebr. after an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. Paul Nelson very pleas
antly entertained a few ladies'
Tuesday afternoon, serving
light refreshments
Rose Hill spent Sunday at
Loveland.
The Ladies Aid Society have
announced a social at Perkins
Hall July 81, and will serve ice
cream, cake and pie al.a-mode
All are invited to attend and
assist in any manner CONVENIENT
and if possible donate cake and
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22

300 new fail and winter sam
pies just arrived. Such nice
stuff, never seen in Mo Valley
before. Prices for suits from
$4,000 to $4,000. Use just first
class lining, nice fit guaranteed
N. P. Christ
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=
per week.
Entered at the Postoffice at Missouri
Valley, Iowa, as second class matter.
Union Farmers Club
Union Farm ,rs Club met at
Oak Hill the beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM M. Jones on
the third Saturday in July with
all members present. Club
called to order at the usual
time by MIR. F. w. Myers as
the President was to busy to
act and asked Mr.. Myers to
take his place. Opened with
music by Lulu Hatcher. Min
utes of last meeting was read
oy the Sec. and were approved
by the club. Selections were
called for and Mrs. Myers read
A fine piece entitled a lesson in
economy, j. E. Jones Country
Life Clubs. These were both
pretty we'll discussed when the
hostess announced dinner and.
we adjourned. 2 hours was
spent very pleasantly trying to
stow away all the good things
Mrs. Jones had prepared and
visiting old friends and listen
ing to the beautiful music rem.
dered by the young people.
Called to order at 2::3O. The
first thing was the young peo-
pies program as follows: Music
by Lulu Hatcher. Rec. ty
Stella Jones, Glen Greene,
Blanch Jones. Song by Jimmie
Kirkwood, .Jr. Duet by Ray
Jones and Rolla Smith. Song
by Stella Jones. Select read
ing by Miss Gertrude Jones.
|Questions were then taken up.
Ans. to 1st. Agriculture should
be taught as any other study in
our common schools as a separ-
ate study.
2 ans. The average farmers
wife receives more money for
| her personal use than the aver.
age hired girl.
3 ques. Yes, it would pay the
average farmer to build a silo.
Committee on ques. for Sept.
Mrs. Ninna Greene, Mrs. w. A.
Jones, Mr.. G.. H. Deur and Rus.
sci Deal. Cues. for August.
LIST ques. Do the people now
live more beyond their means
than in the past. Referred tt
H. L. Aldridge.
2 ques. Would it not be fo,
the best interest of the citizens
of st John township and the
town of Mo Valley that a one
mill levy be made TO- the sup
port of a public libra y. Refer
red to F. w. Myers.
3 ques. What is thought b,
scientific men to be the future
of liquid air as both a source o:
power and a curative agent 70,
disease.
Referred to J. e. Jones. De
clded to have a rest tent a
Chautauqua. Visitors, Mrs
Orr, Mrs. B. Diyelbess, Mr.. anl
Mrs. H. L. Jones and son How
ard, all of H. G. Club, Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. e. Kirkwood and fami
; ly, Mrs. Parker and two grand
children, of Omaha, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ellie Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Jones, Mr.. Deal Jone
of Oklahoma, Miss Fannie Ho
ward, Miss Elsie Burbridge
Mrs. Sarah Arp Of Oklahoma
Mrs. j. P. Martin of Mo Vale,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brundrige
Mr.. j. d. Kirkwood being cal
led on for a word of encourage
ment gave us a very interest
ing talk and made us think o
old times when Mr.. and Mrs
Kirkwood were with us ever,
} month. We always enjoy hav
inf the honorary members witt
US. Come again brother ant
sister Kirkwood. No furthe
business club adjourned t
meet with A. A. Greene ant
wife second Saturday in Aug
Closed by singing, Nearer My
God To Thee.
VIM NJ. Jones, Pres.
Mrc Wilson DOW Goo
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To Parties Wanting to Drain
Land

We are now prepared to fill
your orders for cement drain file.
If you wish We will take the con-
tract for laying the tile and will
also contract to deliver them Is
your farm land. On all Jobs
where VIC contract to lay the tile
We make n0 charge for the sur
veying We also give you a guar
antGc for five years Oil all wSrk
contracted by us, and il your Tile
will work for live years they will
for a life time n r Newton CO
office at lumber and coal yard.
IF
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22

any baby would cut at 6or 8
months old. The little one is
now about 5 weeks old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and son
Harry went to Magnolia last
Sunday TO visit their son Mil
lard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgaridge
daughter Miss Rudy and sons
Floyd and Roy of Klondike was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Withem
last Sunday.
Mr.. Clark preached at Elm
dale last Sunday.
Miss Berry and her three
brothers Bufard, Byron and
Garland of the Valley attended
the meeting at Elmdale Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowe Jr.
and little son Melvin of the Val
ley visited Mr.. Rowe's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rowe Sat-
urday and Sunday.
MIR. VIM. Gier went to Cal.
Jet. Wednesday to commence
thrashing. Mr.. Gier has a fine
new machine.
Mr.. VIM. Gier's new cement
house will soon be finished it
will be the finest house in the
Hollow and Sleepy Hollow will
be proud of it. We certainly
should be pardoned if we put on
considerable ''airs" as we have
the only cement block house
any where around here, we also
boast of a new thrashing ma
chine what has Elmdale to COM
pare with us?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22

Entered at the Postoffice at Nilsson,
Valley, Iowa. as second class matter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-07-22
MISSOURI VALLEY TIMES

Weekly $3.50 a Year. Dally l5c
per week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Grow New Hair
With SWissc0
Beautiful, Thick Hair is Grown by
Swissco-Restores Gray or Faded
Hair To It's Natural Color
Stops Dandruff.
.25 Cent Bottle Free to All.

Is Cent Bottle Free to All.
Every one who is bald has tried by
every means possible to restore HIS
hair. but not until the discovery OF the
marvellous Swissco Hair and ScaIp
Remedy has there been anything Of
fered that would accomplish this result.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
CHICAGO COMPANY
PLAYS AT GARRICK
Honeymoon Trair' to Be Pre-.
sented at COrt's Theater

honeymoon TRAIL" with the or.ei-
nal company that played at the La Sale
theater in Chicago for 200 nights. will
be presented at the Garrick this after
noon for special engagement e,rine
Poriola week. The original comnanv.
production and the original manage
nent are promised. and in booking the
Garrick John Cort was wise IN select
Ing as holiday attraction a musical
comedy the locale Of which was nlacad
IN Lower California.
he story of the musical comedy deals
with the adventures of a Yankee agent
Tor baked beans. The scenes of the
play are laid in Lower California. at
a resort known as Sleepy Hollow C,ure
Adjoining the ssnatorium is a hotel tho
guests Of which are divorced counIes
OF those seeking separation from their
mates The fun of the play begins
when salesman arrives, sizes no the
situation, and concludes to have the
time OF his life. At the sanatorir,r,
there is also staying the boss Of q
business which the commercial tra.,-
eler is in competition with. Also there
IS daughter, and the plot of the nlsv
concerns the love making of the com.
mercial traveller with the daughter of
his rival -
The cast presenting "Honeymoon
TraiP' is headed by Bert Baker in tbe
role of Daniel Mason. which he created
lie viii be supported by Mabel Mel
vine, Louis helsom, Carl George, Ar
line Bowling. Adrienne KroeIl Charles
Hales, Maude Potter. Margaret Loonofs,
William J. Lotus, and the famous Ned
Weyburn brownie girls" The produce
ton will be staged by Ned Weyburn.
The Time, the Place. and the Cirl''
VIII follow Honeymoon Trail" at the
Garriclz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
RICO AND HIS WIZARD
BOW AT THE AMERICAN

The Americans bill this week will
make strong bid for honors of vaude-
vile enterprise during Portola week
1t will be led off by Rigo, the famous
violinist, who has an international
reputation. This will be his first ap-
pearance in vaudeville, and it will like
wise be his last appearance in San
Francisco
Boutwell, Brown, supported by a
clever company, will give his female
representations and his live snake
dance" Harry T. Newman, composer
of many popular songs, has been en-
gagged at great expense, and will, ap-
pear at every performance, singing his
original compositions. Three LIE Dor
ress is European act said to be much
above the average, and Eddie DoIan is
a celebrated Irish wit and story teller.
it is said. who never fails to interest
and amuse. The Earle sisters, singers
and dancers, and Edwin I. Emery and
company will complete the bill The
act to be supplied by Emery will be
"a Bachelors Baby" a farce.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
NERVE" LEADS OFF
At THE ORPHfUM
George BIoOmquest Heads Com.
pany in a New Sketch
Written by Sn1alley


The orpbeum program for this week
is promised TO be great collection OF
acts. Special interest attaches to the
program because it has been arranged
with a view 10 supplying Portola visit
ors with adequate vaudeville entertain
ment
George BloOmquest, favorably re-
membered here as member of the
James Neill company, will appear in
a sketch written for him by Victor H.
Smalley entitled Nerve" Bloomquest
will play the role of Jack Vance, a
civil engineer. and will be supported
by Earl ID. Dwire, Thomas Brom and
Rubyn Thorpe
Eugene and Willie Howard will
present their farcical act, The Mes
senger Boy and the Thespian." Mar
tinette and Sylvester, whose act has
been styled the boys and the chairs"
viii attempt novelty called an AT
tempt at Suicide" Ballerinfs canine
tumblers win give an exhibition of
animal sagacity and will amuse the
children as well as entertain the
grownups.
to see and hear the Tuscany trouba-
Clark This will also terminate the
engagement of Valerie Bergere, who
will present for her final week ''Billie's
First Love" The performance will
conclude with a new series of motion
pictures showing President Taft at the
ball game in Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
GRAFT IN WALL
STREET RfBUkED
Plot of "The Ringmaster" Tells
of a Great Fight for
Honesty

Tonight "The Ringmaster," the Shu
berts' first dramatic success of this
season, will begin limited engage
ment, coming direct from the Maxine
Elliott theater, New York. with big
cast of metropolitan favorites.
The story is of Wall street intrigue.
John lie Baron, whose father was a
man of sharp business practices, pre-
fers life of ease to following in the
footsteps of his parent Eleanor Hill
larry, daughter of Richard Hillary.
known as "the ringmaster of Wall
street" meets LIE Baron abroad and
they fall in love She endeavors to
persuade him to return to New York
and take up life as "a broker. He
comes back to his home and is soon
invited to take part in the formation
of copper trust, which plan Richard
Hillary is putting through with Sen
ator Craven and MacElroy, president
of the Eastern railroad. The object is
to buy all of the stock of the Eastern
railroad, which is the feeder of the
company in Colorado, thus Gripping
the copper organization and forcing it
into submission.
When LIE Baron learns of this he re-,
fuses to take part and wrings from the
lTiO promise LndL liiSy VIII ueSiSi- De
lieying that they will keep their prom
ise he boards his yacht and sails for
Europe and at the same time Hillary
takes passage on an Atlantic liner.
While at sea- however, two guests of
LIE Baron intercept a message to Hill
lazy which graphically tells that the
scheme has not been dropped. LIE
Baron returns to New York, and how
he defeats the "ringmaster forms the
central part OF the story. The au-
thoress, of course. has introduced a
love element and at the final curtain
she has brought Eleanor Hillary and
John LIE Baron to realize that they are
intended for each other.
The comedy situations are excellent
and the cast includes Fl. S. Northrup,
great San Francisco favorite and
who was last seen here in Girls" as
LIE Baron; Frederick Montague, a dis
tinguished English actor, as Hillary,
the Ringmaster; F. A. YaIvington as
the old railroad president; Alice Weeks
as Eleanor Hillary; Harvey d. Cross
man, John Watts, Francis Learned,
Rosamond Carpenter, Clara Collman,
Anna Lee and and many others equally
well known to New York audiences.
Matinees will be given on Wednesday
and Saturday and during the run of
''The Ringmaster" popular Portola
prices will prevail, seats ranging in
price from 81 down TO % cents.
Eddie Foy, the favorite comedian,
who has not been seen in San Fran
cisco for years. will follow in MIR.
Hamlet of Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
COMEDIANS BREAK
PRINCESS RECORD
KoIb and Dill Enter Third Week
of Engagement

Tomorrow starts the third week Of
Dream City" at the Princess theater,
and. judging by the seat sale. there IS
80 telling how long it viii be neces-
sary 10 have the entertaining musical
comedy hold the boards. Perhaps no
vehicle that Kolb and Dill have used
for the exploitation of their powers of
amusement has scored SO thoroughly
with the followers OF the favorite Ger
man comedians.
kolb as Heine Hofbrau. the villa Sc
hackman, and August Dinglebencer. IL
The person Of Dill are highly lUdicrous
personalities. The heated Teutonic
arguments they indulge in are q
scream. ard Kolb's song IN the sec
ond act entitled Foolish Questions .
: encored repeatedly.
Several individual hits are scored by
members OF the company. Little Olga
StecL, seated in the airship warbles
captivatingly Take Me Uo With You.
ioearie.' and the spectacular effect OF
the swaying, Illuminated flying ma
chlne with its fair occupant is one Of
t-le successes OF the show The Bill
ken Man sang by Adelaide IIarland
w-tA dilninutive A. +. Duncan offlcf-
sting. IS a particularly graceful num-
bel Octavia Broske's pleasing voice
iNaiu 20 auNantaSe IN several ex-
ceiient solos. Dream city, is rfotous
with melody. and the airs have q
whistleable quality.
Commencing today a novel feature
VIII be added to the production. In
honor Of Portola week Kolb and Din
have planned a Portola dance. To he
given by six maids costumed preciseIv
as is the famous poster maid used to
advertise the local carnival SneciaI
music has been composed for the fTar1se
ana Gaspsr de Portola will appear
gsrbed as OF old a
Inc chorus continues to be great
feature OF Dream City"