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The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
From Another Point of View

Under
$40 shopping
breed ase It is charged
near as effective as MASKING their
r1t"f - -
3
nuf.r
interested the disappearance
probably order he had - ~
whether not the people have made resolutions.
They attached Champion ohnsons
nG probably, which would have worried Johnson
<~oums
- Goshen Ind tailoring 6rm argng
e
AHer defeating Fl at the
the championship
70 set Q
OF
find
agree with
thst at times little hard a fellow.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
CHARACTERS.

AGAR HUME. alias BROWN-Profes-
sional mimic, who becomes valet TO Sir
VIM Dagmar, and schemes TO make
fortune.
SIR wM DAGMAR-Nealth bach
elor recluse. whose house is the rem
devious OF a mysterious coterie-
SIR CHAS. NItNNER-Wealtn spe-
ciaiist member OF Sir Dagmars NOR
bid society of seven, chief promoter oi
q series of CHASTITY experiments
GEO. CANANAGH--Artist. another Oh
the society, who has romance
MARION LIE MAR-Beloved OF Cav
anagh, who is in the secret OF the SO
cietys experiments.
DR. FULTON, MR.. HUMPHREYS
MR.. PARDO. MR.. HUSBAND-AemoeF
OF the queer society.
fanatic
JUSSIEU, BEAUDANT-Negro as
sistants of sir Chas. Venner.
Jams title.
BCTTS-A butler.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
MOST ANYTHING.

Oh. the sorrows OF the rich! Johl
DIS golf links are frozen and he can
play except in his sun parlor.
'Gr-r-r-r-r! Taft decided that tn
kind OF whisky we have been gettinl
is whisky. DR.. Wiley to the contrar.
Notwithstanding. Taft plainly, ha
had little experience with the article
Caller: How pleased you must b.
to find that your new cook is a slayer
Hostess: Ny dear. don't mentiol
II. She's a slayer. all right. but un
fortunately she's not cook. '-Bostoi
Transcript.
II want to look at some dresse
suitable for automobling." said tn,
lady.
Yes, nla'am," replied the polit,
clerk, these walking skirts are tho
thing. Statesman.
well nurse, and how rs our patien'
this morning."
"He appe ars to be much improved
this morning, doctor"
"Alive!"
yes. sir: that medicine you SAID
you were going to send out WASH
delivered. Houston Post.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
,Con,inued from saturday,

Sir VIM. Dagmar was awake. He
looked a mere skeleton and his trans
lid.
He greeted me With a wan smile
and a hoarse whisper: 1T Is good
to see you again, Brown" he NUT
tered. 1T proves 10 me that ! am
on the mend"
/ took his feeble hand and pressed
II gently. At the bottom OF my
heart | really liked the man. But at
that Marion stepped forward and COM
PEELED ME from the room.
II was a keen pleasure 70 prepare
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
:" DEEaRE He COULD
ARISE l Was AT HIS
THROAT AGAIN"

her breakfast. | waited upon her, but
she did not speak to me throughout
the meal.
Presently she gave me instance OF
her spirit. Mr.. Seton Dagmar en-
tered the room when she had almost
finished.
Sir" said I. shave you seen Sir
William this morning."
mo-" he cried; have your"
"Yes-he has rounded the corner.
He is sensible again. and Sir Chas.
venner declares that he Is on tho high
road 10 recovery"
Hell and curses" gasped Dagmar.
'Is that true2"
TOO true" heaved a sigh.
1T may be only a fash In the pan.
Curse me II I don't go up and have
In look at the old boy myself"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
IBIS Is the Season
For Cutting Chunks
Of Typhoid Fever



B 49, which lets the ice dealer out
few days the department investigated report that ice
vos being below the city sewers
This report the fact remains that should
have been asceraned that being cut in this locality all the
ns doing the cutting would have had do would be to tell the
health oden that the product for refrigerator only
Ton buy ice for refrigerator but know ALSO PUT II IN
The WATER YOU DRINK IN THE HOT MONTHS.
The ice the refrigerator and he not responsible
Cor what choose to do with it.
yu Of course accept being pure enough any purpose
4 choose
The you your refrigerator knowing
have been dangerous spot germs would in
no way be liable.
WHAT NEEDED COMPULSORY INSPECTION AND ANALYSIS
4 or ALL ICE SOLD IN THE CITY.
There should be such amendment present ordinance
which sadly lacking protection whatever the public
Edward Ares D., has contributed to Golfers Weekly
article The Problem of Pure Ic which growing
for the inspection of the of supply
In his article, DR.. Ayres says
need for oas
Z u sss dust from city form
.s @ Srs nu%s" ss"s: than there supply the
system Of inspection
experiment: Make
sss ws the u S so darker and a s red
s % eye @ IN and ns, on becomes =,
% qa cs AND a.
ps" ss's tine .Sss then Ne es ss:
s,s ,.,.:,.:
had sm set into ss s '''
boy s ss S. 8" s have @ ts .s
sss . a s' a,ss
sss srS "" o. o . Ss
Qua Dsns M
sa. ss' s.,. sss
n them cause osse 81" disease .usS
indirectly
Of the lee the
dseson; germs uppuon and
very sss s. o se The phod ssr so
svsr Is one o. the most serious enemies Of man because Is a. sew
pond hundred
tie stomach q alive through milk,
age "-' " ''' growing WIZ" sew"
gathering Of remote possibilities as to render possibility probability
s BAD . .S.esps. s.S
s ~ Has TO SvE Suam e e" euAR
CAN e AND
People will continue to have typhoid fever es must have outlets
~ waters kept infected.
Ayres suggests upon health that we must
rely prescribe Of ice from especially regions
There should also be required says companies
The sale Of ice and flooded ice should be prohibited
Perhaps could pure city sell
the have Detroit through pumping selling
by the city There those however who will this would
dangerous socialism right city
only until it freezes.
Until there installed system inspection of ice Detroit
and while there
be the market everybody keep the
water they drink by using vessels which separate
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03

A Washington theaterl for colored
people has been named after Foraker.
Is this forerunner TO dramatiza-
ton OF Brownsville?
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03

pixie" is the most popular Ameri-
can air. according TO the decision of
the congressional library expert. This
gives the lie direct to the publishers
of all the --latest whirlwind song
successes"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03

my being. falling on my knee before
her, seized and passionately kissed
her hand.
"Mademoiselle. you spoke justly"
cried in French. Here is heart
that only beats TO serve you. with
out seeking"
The glance OF involuntary horror
that she gave me, and the swift with
drawal OF her hand from my embrace.
should have warned me of my fatuous
self-betrayal. But there Is no limit
to the errors of truly clever mind
astray In seeking TO retrieve Itself.
thought that | had angered her In
venturing to hint that her disease OF
sorrow might be cured.
Pardon me- | pleaded earnestly.
ct have offended you with words. III
any part Of me could so offend. that
member I would straightway destroy
She looked at me more kindly, and
even now / believe that she was
touched by the sincerity and single
ness OF my devotion.
ITO be Continued.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-03
~ 1sush. No iGatssr s
Whom Il Helps or Hurts.


A majority Of Detroiters VIII
doubtless be surprised, and perhaps
alarmed, to learn that they are abso-
lutely unprotected by way Of inspec-
ton of the ice they use.
There is a city ordinance which
provides enly that no ice cut below
the water works intake shall be sold
for other than refrigerator purposes,
which lets the ice dealer out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
WHAT DID BOUILLON DO?"

things Of A. Bouiion
the office public utilities
sending bills than permitted
franchise II within
Otherwise the collected Illegal penalty
Boullon opened with
Officials could than the
necessary heavy
fused believe there authority penalzng
he found company
patrons
while $3.50 addition
overchagng, the dealt With les subscribers
arbitrary
Bouilon hailed officials companies
council beyond
ton accusation he made the telephone companies
As usual the ounlmen i0ath anything that would
work % the financial injury Of corporation when The only beue
Ut be obtained for the public Mr. Boon showed the
cen that the franchise OF The Independent Telephone
yded FOR charges and made provision
ordinance limiting the Sunset company maximum charge Of g.
month plain written words could be- The
med and havd and met and adjourned and postponed action and
found for delay delay with the nothing
accomplished through them The independent officials
well convinced Of the Mr. Bouons
voluntarily stopped the practice which he complained without
council
COMPANY however older in corporation crime
science. continued do pleased
si keeps the question In allegiance The
live
THAT the things while in office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
$s $ s% THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE $
Civil Service Regulations

Among the many and rash promises made by Mr. Gill to
the Ballard segregac the following as an index 81
his fitness Tor office
am going overlook of the civil service regu-
laons and put GOOD men in office keep them there.
OF any successful assault on the civil ser
regulations and confidence is sustained by our iudg
ment oi approaching political event Further
more for the benefit Of MIR Gill and his friends viii say that
even should he become mayor we would apprehension
on this score There would still be such things courts and
law and Mr. Gill; endowed with mayoraty powers wouu
be superior these ANY disposition ON his part TO over
look the civil service regulations would be effectively checked
by mandamus and such other legal obstacles as aggeNed
citizens might desire to place his way So possible iae
we will allow this promise pass BIZ OF irresponsible
vefhiage.
Ii has an Importance however in that shows plainly
what manner OF official Mr. Gill would be It IS his own eN
preston his conception Of The sane'y Of the law i IS has
own admission thar any law regulation OF city govern
mcnt that did coincide with Mr. ellis peculiar ideas would
be Overlooked" by him and openly violated
Now it NAV be the civil service regulations not all
that they should but they exist and brought into exist
encc Tor purpose And purpose specifically 70 pre-
putting good the city payroll just because they
happen conform the fancy OF official Putting good
men is just the thing civil service strives TO prevent be-
cause the goodness differently viewed by different
officials Mr. ellis idea OF good might differ sub
stantaly from the generally accepted opinion He might be
exceedingly good Mr. Gin and exactly the reverse 60 the
public Gangs and rings have their foundation good men
Ii bv any Mr. Gill could thmherg the police force
fire department department aud all other municipal offices
with good men, irrespective Of civil service qualifications
Seattle would doubtless good but only the
verted sense OF the word
But this will never be- There however many matters
city government strongly sacguarded the civil
vice regulations wherein Mr. Gill could easily find opportunity
for exercise Of his personal privilege contrary 70 the best
interests "a community His attitude toward the civil
regulations predates his attitude toward other rcgua
tons and inevitable conclusion be that he Is
fitted to be dictator than a law abiding mayor
And the office be voted that OF dictator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
ADOLF FIRES HISS CHIEF FORESTER, OSCAR
Only Attentig Accound of
der SENSATIONAL Diss-
chartch of n Serfant
Who Mate Goot Nod
Wisely but Too Veil.
sV FRED sHAeFgR.

"Yon Wished nae to see YOU. sirf''
Der speaker isa tail. handsome
man NIT a CLASSIC forehead und
human foatnrea Hiss listener laa a
flcshy. stout party possessing an
air Of authority und a rotunda ad dee
yalstband
Neaa. ! Wished TO take iaad look
ad you." waan dee lnalnslf anawer.
"Hut please. IN my presence bend
your knee. before ! bend your face.
4 bow only TO dor lnefitable, I"
wass der prout rcbly Are you der
ineftahief"
Der oddera face dimplcd into a
frown.
oh ferry wcli. den"-dera wass
a sinister meaningless IN hiss Voice
meier mind rcmofing your hat
Tank you for dot hamillationa
nlss sseana
"nisa means IA win come or any
bow ven your head does Der low
spoken yorts listened piercing a. a
haas drum.
Am | nod dlttiuE my duty. airf"
Der wnaa a Fprit 81 indignltv IN hiu
accents Asa chief forester hAf
nod sprayed der trees ven dsy bat
laryneitiag HAT I nod pat all der
conaefvea In der conservatory Hai
nod raked up der dead lsafrs und
pressed dem Ia der Congressional
Record Tor poateridyT-
sure You hat wnnH der kissing
rytnFt "ffeu Ynrae-guu haf insult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
! PROF. NOAH
/ LOTT ON HIGH
COST OF LIVING

Speaking Of the high cost Of
living. ! am one OF those who have
long wondered az the phenomenon
Of dollar ncoltie.
Optimistic Thought. Life is
now doarer to me than ever. Hon.
est, | would be out OF pocket II l
could collect my own insurance.
In Honolulu you can got ba.
nanas at 20 cents a bunoh-but
who wants 20 be q tlawailan2
Getting down close TO the edge
OF tho table. what they give you
IN some restaurants is dear at any
price.
The food adulteratora are now
due 20 come out and tell you that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

e my elearetary. niiligsr Dot lisa
der lnsd straw
on. you waAa graaplng al atrawp.
las idF A smile played offer hiss
lips. bat ID used der soft pedal las
dias my crime
IA iaa yours ~ Yuu want If. wAns
der answering sheer Anyhow. a
guilty constance needs no on.
cuaer"
Den In vot half I wrongcd you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Couch Covers

Couch Covers oost considerably less at
this sale. For Instance
COUCH COVERS. 80 inches aide and J Yards
long. ftftaeu good Oriental patterns % select
from SAiE PRICE .....,............ sS.is
COUCH COVERS az inches vide. yarda
leng, ~ excellent quality tapestry. ePE-
cfAL SALE PRICE ........ ...s..s So. AIS
IMPORTED COUCH COVERS sixs 90 inches
b. three yards. AZ. SALE PRICE .t.... s5zs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Lingerie at Final Sale
Prices

COMBINATIONS ftwo.pieeeD dsintsly trim
med with fine embroidery s....s..+.... al.s7
COMBINATIONS, In nainsopk, with very pref
- Val lace ard embroidered medallion TRIM
ming SALE PRICE .......... ......... .afles
GOWNS choice ~ ". low. high circular. sur
pilcs and square neck In cambria or nalnaook
trimmed with embroidery or lace SALE
PRICE ...... ......... .....4............. sl.sT
DRAWERS. with double flounce. plain o
tucked 90 excellent muslin. closed o. epen-
SALE PRICE 4.... .......#.... ........... sae
DRAW FRS. fn good cambria with torch0n
lace trimming aud insertion. SALE .... SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Fortunate Is the man whose wife
is bis chum.
rnt 10 lsu't microbes that ma ke
kissing dangerous
Money has no occasion 10 use a
megaphone when II talks
Being sclfaatlsfiJ Is what you
would call eoncoit in others
Women derive a lot OF pleasure
from being able to pity some one
II You want women 20 take your
advice give trading stamps with A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Your Emergency" Hiss ears waaa
trembling
licc0ae YOU put No Admit.
lance sign we're ms ciKArsiary hat
90 pull 4 down Hat ! forgir you.
hecoas ! lot YOU pat IL back
Much obliged Come down 10
der Annwer
Der stout party shook hiss fiat till
IA qniffered NIT emotion. umd OK.
claimed. Ignorance Of rot tape OK
cusca no mAn-YOu talked aboudt
hslliger al der corner grocery"
Mit a dun. silent scream der chief
forester took 40 De can ot bordeaux
mixture sich hat been used 20 can
him init. ind rushed brokeniy ffom
der scenery und drough der Wild.
wood oarkied loui. knocking hlri
peal 0f eoulash laughter.
Il wasa nllllEer, Eickling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

The greatest evil about riches Is
the people who have them.
u takes a woman 10 love "a man
without being able TO admire him
Even man with the govt eau
convince himself IL was just biz
bad luck
70 many girls seem io think they
can give q fool sense By marrying
hiw
What makes most people look up
to a man ~ for him 10 look down
upon them From the Now York
Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Hos u Il that We hear nothing
about the moving picture pfivt
ieges in connection with the arrival
OF Mr.. Hailey's cometf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

The real matter % interest In the
meat question Is whether the cold
storage house can keep paea with
the boycott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Political actuaries have Il fig-
ured out that 4a.0o0 voters will reg.
lister. Are you one OF them2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Judge i.an1is uhu fined Tire
standard on company ies 600 oaa
Tined petty offender I cent This.
az iueai. e. within TIE reach of sill
and hopes are hiEh that the man
viii pay 4 without kicking up any
disturbances oVsr a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

zelayas may come and ZelayAs
may 20. but revolution IN Nicaragua
goes on forever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Wanted: A household hint on
how to convert a $500 upright pi.
ano into a s. knockdown fireiess
cooker.
starye and the world starves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Fine Millinery at Less
Than Cost

TRIMMED HATS. RASgTNG IN VALUE TO
ffs1a SALE PRICE ..s.....s........ ass
TAILORED HATS RANGING IN VALUE no
tNTRIAMED sEAvERs ~ VALUES 10
te.e0 SALE PRICE ....+.. .....-.... s1-t
E&THfAA I'D SHAPES N BLACK VALUES
IT, tIa.90 SALE PRICE ........-..... szns
ALL FRENCH MODEL HATS HALF
PRICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Meat boycotteFs should also con.
slider shat a drain It wiii be on the
non.deleterioua freexum industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

reckless Spanish
explorer lie had hucbered
where this history took
county Chickaaw bluff This
picture idea OF the the looked when Desoo
found Father Of Waters.
The artist has made mistake IN the picture What is ~
Libby edition showed
those there electric ghs)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Opera Capes
Much Reduced

ONLY ONE or TWO or KIND Or color
but all arc fresh ard the essence 81 refined
good taaia trt Persian. velvet and braid
Ing are iiHrrretly used on the dainty mate
fiair ~ popular evening shades. Price ro-
auctions follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Why not walt until Lent and kll!
two birds with one boycott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

NVFI EWFHFI F-FtT'
se-inrh Ail.iAnen Bieachcd namank. per "a
SALE PRICE ....4.. ..4. ..4.......... .s7e
sa,ineh nisaehsd Damaak. all linen. per "a
SALE PRICE ..t.....t4............ 7se
es-ineh nissshed Damaak. extra long. per "a.
SALE PRICE ...... .....-. ............ tse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

communications 20 La Follette'a
Weekly. Sincerely.
RATH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Yes. yes. fuel mar be expected
10 become cheaper when there Is
nor ming more q cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

In the iaaue IN which " boasts u
accommodating the mother IN II a
Joke. Puck prints one containing 500
words
ono nire thing about travelling IN
an aifahlp -in4niHitivs natives cant
hela you 40 at every mile post and
ask you where You're from and
~hefe you're golng.
Said Iict Since met you I have
only one thought
Said shc We'll. that's one more
than yea had when ne met r. Chica
so Daily News
About time Tor view viii
alarm from Jim Hiil
= bnsv Butts smoking would eci
him into trouble
"Weiif's
AT his wedding when it came a
the ring part. DO reached inta his
pocket and handed the minister 4
match - Princeton Tiger.
Looks as n food. even n adui.
icrnted. il all pure profit 60 some
body
The new forester H. a Yale man
Somebody make a Joke about putting
a Yale iaek on the stable door after
the horse u stolen.
walter which side o. the table
DO you wiah 90 Hlt on. Hirr
Guest ] prefer 60 "a on chair
Judge.
Yvrtte Guiibart Says this country
frankly unEht 60 uHe dollar marks
Instead ~ stars la its tlaE The slam
probably r. made because tho dollar
marks" IA this country don't care
70 waste any money on certain
stars"
nrokcrs who made "a feveriah de-
manf for Rock Island stock have
been suspended by the exchange
This has nothing to do with food
bat couldn't the food market have
been given the same kind If boost 2
Matrimonial Agent. Really when
see those two whom I am going
90 Introduce 20 each other I don't
know 90 which / small break u
.Nently Fiiegende Diaetter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

benzoate Of soda would make Il
go twice as far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Linen You Must Have; Why Not Now?
NorE rnEsE rnIoEs ON TABLE LINENsi

~ TABLE LINENS
e2.lneh unbieaehed Damask all iiasn. per "a
T2-lneh unslsaohsd Damask an iinsn. per "a
72-inch unbleaehsd Damask. satin finish. De-
ID SALE PRICE ....................s Oh e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

To be sure. II the middle rs
gets all the profits the end ~
must furnish all the comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

with you gorge and you 80
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

~ boy Who ~ont cheat IN
school won't cheat arssr he aiis out
o. school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

In the issue IN which " boasts ~
accommodating the mother N Ia y
Joke. Puck prints one containing 800
words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

ono nire thing about travelling IN
an airahlp -inquiHiiiFe natives can't
bold you 40 at every mile post and
ask you where you're from and
where you're going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Said Iief Since l met you have
only one thought
Said shc Well. that's one more
than yea had when ne met r. Chica-
go Daily News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

walter Which side % the table
do you wish 20 Hlt on airT
Guest ] prefer 60 80 on "a chair.
Judge
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-25
Plans ARE PERFECTED
Arrangements Complete for Some En-
iertaining "Stunts" AT Commercial
Ciub smoker Saturday Night.

After the smoker" committee of the
Commercial club, having in charge the
arranging Of program for the event
of Saturday night hOuse-warming
Tor the mem bers themselves, in their
new home-met Yesterday for a final
consideration of the details OF the
plot the proceedings were stamped
with the promise OF best ever"
SecretiVe and unwilling TO commit
themselves. the members of the COM
mittee are hiding behind the You wait
and see excuse, but the twinkle and
smile Of confidence going with the
promise of something good and unique
in the way of an entertaining program
has an air of assurance
That the affair is TO be something
out of the ordinary, however, is known
from the fact that the committee has
ordered a stage, temporary of course
10 be built in the north end of the
main dining room. and overheard con
versatiOns, in which the word "Vaude-
VILE five members" etc. were used.
gives an mixing OF what IS in view
There will be a complete orchestra TO
give enlivening music during the even
ing, and altogether the club members
smoker their own house warming, will
be an event in the clubs history.