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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18
VACATION DAYS.

o comes to Graudm"'s house old io"''r runs away
1oh'' che applo.trcc aud stlNs up t'F' an "N'
kitten Gun ,, harvard area nuttcrcd ~ chn ht-
Inc CHI sen r,,c of little boys, Us any one can see
- . NIGHT he comes poor N"r' le- aW N,
many ,I,,c, forth things thai he nniaht hf''h
No.. to he highest shelf
Inc Jam I sometimes ana "u7 M" n''p 'S''
o comes granlna's house there's m"d upon the MOOR
an the bani-tc and every door
And hU"O l,,,. upside tire whole time nc + there
f %, .ah- wonders why dear grandma '"'s" cure
t,, lint boy'sIn bed and c,crNthinR IL sun
lB N'" ,ar the barn TnbbN ventures iorih ut VIII
Ob Io'' armchair holds conclnve In the dark
Er'u stan ling there 5" lin ara STARK
ami she IinpIy that Soapcgrnce joln
trm am" bcena rltlclN sat uDon'
the replies. NOV modern young i"hS uo
Fh"'u Ia m, day. the world aoomlng tor
10 III "" ~
M the roublcdo think the rascal caresY--
IhmW sunbcrI n In his small bed uD-stairs
win IN to tuck ui' "ehNetN HOW'LL
IlN'' "' Marie I'm The Dclineaor for July,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18

ION with his head!
So much Tor sucking en- 90
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eft that Is so don't you think II
worth Wuile TO make Il good joke
and not bad One!"
Tolstoi expressed his appreciation ot
the play but took exception Co the
Joke, which seems to have greatly
startled him.
WALTER ROLLINS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18
WHAT \ SUMMER COLD MAY DO

a summer cold 10 neglected ls Just
as apt Co develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season
DO not neglect &c. Take Foley
Honey and Tar prompt. 10 loosen
flame dalr passages, and cNu.I- th.
cold from the system ''--SyhrImu-
johnson Drug co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18
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New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
BEACH AND PARK.

The sun ilIuuines greater Dreamland by
day and 5000 incandescent lamps light
it at night by which a remarkable series of
exhibitions is revealed. Alligator Joes four
thousand alIigators and crocodiles vie in
interest with The Diving Nenuses," led
by the Due sisters. GreCian and Egyptian
dancers compete for popularity with alias
Kid Allen" which pictures the life of the
notorious desperad do. The Glaciers long
ard picturesque ride; Mont Blanc THE
Great Divide" and The Canals of Venice"
thrill those who like to be on the move.
Creation and tha incubators satisfy those
who wish to see life as it is. Funmaklng
devices, free exhibitions Of high diving.
dancing and band concerts serve TO com
plete an afternoon or evening of rare en-
jcyment The Borneo Dayaks will be seen
in their reproduction of d native village
next week.
This is the second week of the season
at Luna Park, where open air amusement
is to be found in its most interesting and
varied forms. Among the new attractions
are the electric miniature railway that cir
cults "The Mountain Torrent; Havana"
which shows q realistic illusion of the sink
ing of the battleship Maine, and The
WItching Waves "A Trip to Mars on an
Aeroplane" and THE Pneumatic Tube
Ride" will be ready in another week. THE
Dragons Gorge The Helter Shelter"
1.-THE Chutes.'' "Chantecler." Saved by
Wireless" 1.-The Virginia Reel 1.-The Old
Mill" ST. Gaudens, the Arabian horse, and
''The japanese Garden" are popular diver
sions.
Palisades Amusement Park will open for
+l7A seq son on Nav 2& The particular in
terest Of this park is it's unrivalled natural
beauties Situated on the west bank of the
Hudson at Fort Lee ferry it overlooks the
country for miles around and reveals beau
ties OF which the average citizen Is un-
aware. For those whose idea Of an outing
is not satisfied until the various devices
for artificial entertainment are enjoyed
there is all that they can desire. They
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
APPLAUSE IN THEATRES

German theatrical custom preScli099
the players in any piece OF serious = ,,-,il
sion shall not acknowledge sppiAsS' -.
the curtain has finally fallen. 1HS -
euce NAV warm 70 a particular So -,
apuIaud enough to lift the curtain -. n
times in any American theatFs' 1,
never rises. and every player, TnsH -S,-.
visible on the stage. remains ii tss
sctsr untf the end Of the play. II -
custom saw the Germans; aucle1C'9 !,
PLAYERS long since adapted tliel-i9s,srsus ie-1.,-,rsus
il, and. besides. il serves anu SN,s(n -.-,s(n :.
lIrsion. Would You have tAS 80
Cesar rise from the foot OF A-l,,,ss
statue 10 bow his thanks foF 70 eng y
that has rewarded his admiraoIe a.. ~,
the scene in the senate house. r.,sfhs
MIGHT i1nr,ire how IL IS any more 90. tss
for T;r,tns 70 rise from his suielG0 .
-,t,t.,s ~ T,bufoDt and smile hts t-'s. Ia. y.
tbs sDactators. merely because ..r,svs
seene or his death the play u .,,lats5
C-sosar'. &c done. CaSuiStry never -ss-,s %
custom. and logic is the last Oh 90
expecr in the ways OF the S1Sss' -s,s a
America We must applaud eur p.os ,ssa
.b., e,d ~ each act: We must Ns
welcomes. when they appear nFs'' = ,ssa
sometimes trv TO coerce or 10 caJe,S mo
USUALLY much against theL ,sst .
futile speechmakiug. The tru'l .,.S'.trs : sat
the present development OF our ','.',' ,,'r,' ~
under our characteristics star -,,its 80
pIayers interest their audiences Nm pss-
much for what they are IN 'heii -. sud %
sons "a for what they happen - 80
do IN and with a particular enSl@s,ss xs
Compromises and half IiSI'~. = .rs oss
usually the AngIo-Saxon way - --sspsSi
~ the theatre. and by them in one n.. 80 .sss
more and more players on O.i s,shOn =
this season TO be modifying 'n' -. nd q
which they receive applause a ~ sudssss
an act in the midst Of a play - ls. plsysss
,.Ians the curtain rises. and tn. -. clcss
who have been on the stage = ,,s bsssl
OF the scene try by their poses .,ion. re
~ vI.'- - 70 seem to continue the seus ..ss. sas
applause continues. the eur'al- au. sons
tSsv Keep or vary their poses anss ,',ion sus.
times they hold to their Ies''T tss setis'
stav within the characters anu n.s,s,sr. noV
min the applause Is done - -. sa8lsnss
sysr thev cumpronlise. and. u sss,r coz
g vsrv insistent. summon '- lis tas;
napions. make their bows ana =
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

finally discovered that hs haS to-
taste for booze tobacco aud bss -
and in his perplexfty had TO 20 "a ..
for consolation. the entire couSrexzao-s
plauded-
II the clergy predOninated az szs-zs
manners and customs at New Yo-s
aires would change. On Thursday =, .
moved between the acts. That vorl5 US
serious thing for many merchants a, "
vana and IN the rye growing distric.. -.
would make possible the general s6o-.,,t
Of scheme made use OF By many =, ~
suburban women present They hum 49,
hats upside down on the backs NJ ~
seats IN front OF them and, used the-, =
catch-aII for the countless articles So
feminine attire provides no place for r.
as pocketbooks, gloves. wells and pins n.
course, no one can pass out from hfs s.. q
70 the aisle until these temporary So
ures are taken down. Still it is 4. suzz.-
ton.
But wait. Are we awake. the rest ~ lea.
TO the sly way that we are being mauazss,
Is the public not the censor OF plavs !.
this liberty place OF oUrs2 Yet, uhat /,
happening? Public officials have b.--
TO take our place IN suppressinz so-.,
plays and ministers are being sDpealsd =,
for their recommendation OF others n,
English have lost their privilege or dsrss.
ing what IS fit drama, and that ts v.-,
OminOus- CID
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

can ride in an aerop1ane coaster built by
Nicholas NJ. Schenck, an American In
ventor, in which during a two-mile ride
the car takes numerous aerial flights with
perfect safety. They can take THE Tree
top Sleigh Ride" starting among the high
est trees on a bObsled, and go on a to-
boggan down a long. steep declivity Of
artificial ice. TO land in a bank of snow. In
the automobile racetrack they can speed in
three racing cars around a quarter mile
course at a mile a minute. Then they can
erjoy Ferris wheels. scenic railways, bali
room. vaudeville theatre. picnic grounds. a
Curtiss aerop1ane giving daily exhibitions,
a captive balloon, u dirigible airship and
forty acres OF wooded hills and green
sward, which complete a spectacle that
of its kind is unsurps sssed.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
TRUTH ABOUT sPIRITUALIsM.
DR.. Alexander r-Tyndall Will
Discuss It at Carnegie Hall Tonight.

DR.. Alexander McIvor-TyndaIl. editor of
1.-THE Swastika Magazine" an advanced
thought publication, will lecture at p. m
tonight in Carnegie Hall on The Truth
About SpirituaIism and the Dangers in
Psychic Research" He will discuss ''telep-
athy. provision, hypnotism and related phe-
nomena." The first part of his lecture Will
be devoted to dissertation and the second
to experiments in telepathy. clairvoyance,
thought dynamics and kindred subjects.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
MARY MAGDALENE."

julius Hopp will introduce at the Hack
EFT Theatre tonight and on Tuesday af-
ternoon Frederick Nebbel's domestic trag-
edy. Mary Magdalene," in which Sara
Biala will have the leading part. Other
members of the cast are Engle Summer,
John Elwyn. Raphael Newman. Daniel
Eager, Henry L. jackson and Delaney Bar
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
VARIETY HOUSES.
Adelina

ATHAMBRA-Mrs Eva Fay. widow Of
John r. Fay, will give an amusing and
mystifying exhibition Of occultisn' Al Jol-
son will tell new stories. e r. Reynard
will picture "a Morning in Hicksville."
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Crane will reform
..pixIevg Prodigal Parents" and Warren.
Lyon and Meyers will be seen and heard In
"A Little of Everything
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
THEODORE ROBERTS.
Is Baron HartfeId in 'fJin the PEN
man." Lyric Theatre

here La Danse de Ia Robe de Mutt" in
which she was so successful at the Ameri-
lean Music Hall. Arizona Joe will give q
miniature Wild West show. THE Balloon
Girl will have a novelty. Franklin Ar
dele, Herbert, the musician, and Wilson,
the comedy juggler, are some of the other
performers
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

KEITH & PROCTOR'S FIFTH AVENUE
Edwin Stevens and Valerie Bergere will
be the bright particular stars. Mr., Stevens
will be assisted by Miss Tina Marshall III
a short farce, called ''Guardy.' Miss
Bergere and a company of ten are TO play
in a circus comedy, THE Lion Tanner" by
Edward Weitzell. Others in the programme
are Willie Panther in The Limit; Ed
Wynn and Al Lee, the Doherty Sisters and
Barry and Wolford.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

KNICKERBOCKER- - Everybody likes
THE Arcadians." 1t was liked at the LID
erty Theatre, where 1t ran Tor elghteeh
weeks. and it is liked here. where II is en-
+eysng ,1non its second week The play is
full of humor. good music and dancihg'
and II presents series or stage pictures
seldom, euuaIIed. Percival Knight, Frank
Noulan. Julia Sanderson, Connie Ediss,
Auan ATudIe. Ethel Cadman and Audrey
Mamie ara the bright stars that illumine It
number of beautiful English women
adorn the chorus
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

GRAND OPERA-Chauncey Olcott will be
seen here for week in his farewell per
formances Of Ragged Robin in which
he appeared earlier in the season at the
Academy of Music. The play is a delight
ful Irish fantasy by Rida Johnson Young
and Rita Olcott
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

COLUMBIA.-The Marathon girls will pre-
sent a burlesque called "A Run for Your
Money" Battling Nelson, former light
weight champion Of the world, will box,
and there will be q vaudeville entertain
ment. including An1een Hamad's Arabian
dancers, the Six Irish CoIleens, Hayes and
Suits and the Athens Comedy -Four.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

CASINO.-Last week of The Chocolate
Soldier" which has enjoyed the distinction
Of giving more performances than any
other play Of the year. Don't fail TO see 1t
IL you haven't already done so.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

NEW YORK-This is the last week OF
..T-bree Twins" in which Clifton Crawford
Miss Mayme Gehrue. Joe Allen. Della
Nivens and Daisy Lean are the chief enter
tanners. Clifton Crawford has played his
part $50 times.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
He Got No Sympathy.

Another noticeable feature was the grad
ual rise In enthusiasm at each new sign
that Nat Duncan was becoming enmeShed
in the benevolent tolls OF tho Church. He
had been wild young man. fond OF un-
healthy stimulants. OF tarnished speech.
of tho foolish habit OF smoking. but his
fortune hunting for the hand OF IA rich
girl makes 1t essential for him to for
swear all of these foolerieS and assume
the bearing OF model young man. The
play Is certainly lesson on the danger
of assuming part. for 1t clearly shows
how one may gradually become what he
only intended 60 seem. And at each new
sign that such fate was coming upon Nat
Duncan tha whole auditorium burst into
expressions OF hearuess glee, When be
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
MUSICAL PLAYS.

BROADwAY.-"The Jolly Bachelors,
with Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth, is
entering upon its last weeks with no signs
Of diminished popularity. The theatre will
soon be given over to The Summer Wild
overs"
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

HAMMERSTEIN's VICTORIA Adele
Ritchie, who starred recently in THE Girl
in the Taxi will sing original songs.
Billy B. Van and the Beaumont Sisters will
be seen again in Props" William Rock
and company will give a tabloid version of
Richard Carries THE Tenderfoot,' and Al
Jolson, Bert Levy and the Three Dolca
Sisters will also appear. Sunday concerts.
as usual.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

AMERICAN-George Evans. ''the Honey
T7ov Minstrel" heads an excellent pro
eramme. including Barnolds animals, Burt
clark and Jane Hamilton, La Valera, the
easulsh asnSsI, Es1bsrt Iaowi, Mss AIye
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

EDEN MUSEE-Cfnematog pictures
of certain features of King Edwards s
funeral ceremonies will be exhibited upon
their arrival from London.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

DALY's-De Wolf Hopper and Louise
Dresser are so pleasing in 1.-The Matinee
IdoI' that they will probably remain here
far into the summer,
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

ERS-Efingham Pinto and Miss
I<eona Watson in Edward Locke's tuneful
song comedy, THE Climax" Miss watson
returns 20 take up her original role or
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

wALLACK'S.-H B. Warner is still
drawing crowds TO see Alias Jimmy Val
entine' g fascinating play that has taken
a firm hold on the theatregoers of this city.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

GLOBE-Last fortnight of Montgomery
and Stone In The Old Town which has
proved surprisingly successful
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

NAZDfOVA's S THIRTY-NINTH STREET.
The star for whom this theatre was
named continues TO give an effective por-
travail Of Rita AIlmers in Ibsen's Little
Eyolf" She is capaby supported by Bran
don lyman, Ida Conquest and Gertrude
Berkeley.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

BEJoU-Last week of Cyrll oco1l IN IAe
T.o++erx Man. q. farce which has kept this
r,tv lsugaiug for months, Next week MI.
scott and his company viii 20 TO Chicago
1or a summers run.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

COLONIAL-Mlss Eva Tanguay will be
seen here in her new vaudeville offering.
The Comet of Vaudeville in which she
will sing old and new songs. Neil O'Brien
will act in a comic sketch and Porter J.
White uill introduce The visitor
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

HERALD SQUARE-Marie Dressier has
one Of the greatest successes OF her career
in TITLES Nightmare" which keeps the
audience laughing from beginning to end.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

CRTTERION-FTancisW Wilson and Master
Davis are stiIl having fun with each other
in e Bachelors Baby" Mr. Wilson wrote
this play and ne knows how II should be
acted. he viii end his successful engage
rneut on June u.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

Nile Polaire, who has been appearing at
the EHolies Marigny, in Paris, will be seen
81 the opening OF Hammerstein's Roof
on June G, sn her sensational sketch, LIE
visiteur'' Mile Polaire is primarily a
dancer II she is good dancer her Amer
.cau managers would 90 well to advertise
that fact. instead OF trying TO arouse an
interest by dwelling upon her alleged phys
teal defects II is a strange bid for con-
sideration TO say that she is the ugliest
woman IN the Tgorld'-which her pictures
60 not confirm. That might do for side
show IN a. circus, but il will not help in a
dramatic undertaking
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
THE COMING WEEK
COMEDY AND DRAMA.

ACADEMY OF AIUsIC-second week OF
Pose StsfI In The Chorus Lady"
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

PLAzA-Miss Nina Payne VIII introduce
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

EMPIRET-ast two weeks OF Charles
Frohrnan's all-stsr revival Of Caste" IN
which Marie Tempest Elsie Ferguson q.
y. Huntley. Graham Browne, Julian Royce
and others have furnished delightful enter
fainn1ent- SO successful both from a
dramatic and financial standpoint has
been this new production of Robertson's
comedy that Mr.. Frohnan Will present 1t
IN London al his RepertOry Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

York. Black Beauty and Fisher and Burk-
hart.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

ESToR-This is the tWenty-ninth week
or Seven Days" as funny farce dS ever
came 70 town
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

c,AIETY-John Barrymore and his com
rsny In The Fortune Hunter" A play
IN OF genuine comedy delightfully."- pre-
rented.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

IRVING PLACE.-The Bavarian players
will give their last performance here to-
morrow night in Der Dorpfarria'' C'The
Village Priest'D, which viii end most
successful season for this German theatre.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

LYRIC.-"Jim the Penman," that popular
detective romance of the sos and COS, con-
tinues to be presented here to the enjoy
nlent of the public. The cast is exceptional
in excellence, including John Mason, Will
ton Lackaye, Florence Roberts. Theodore
Roberts, Thurlow Bergen, Arthur Forest
Marguerite Clark, Jeffreys Lewis, Grace
Reals, Ernest Glendinning, James Kearney,
Frederick PauIding, Louis Massen and j.
H. Davies.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

CaRRICK-Henry Miller, Laura Hope
Crews. Grace EIliston ana Others continue
- = yEEs.- rz..s,sa6,s Wife, 4 la.lSLtsll
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

HUDSON.-''The Spendthrift' Is one OF
the notably successful plays of the year 1t
deals with the problem of waste, in which
everybody is interested. And 1t is effective
Iy PLAYED by Edmund Breese. That's Ma
Crane and others It is not so serious that
if leaves no room for delightful comedy.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

LYCEUM-Charles Cherry will end his
engagement in 1.-The Spitfre'' next Satur-
day night. After the conclusion of his con-
tract with the Messrs. Shubert he will play
this piece on the road in 1912. The Lyceum
will be closed until August.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
n, 3. WARNER.
In "AIias Jimmy Valentine" Watiaek's
Theatre.

comedy by A. &. Thomas. in which hy-
pochondria furnishes the medium for cpl
grammatic dialogue and amusing situations
HACKETT-Clyde Fitchs last play. THE
City Will be given here for an indefinite
period, with Walter Hampden, Tully Mar
shall. Eva Vincent, Helen Holmes, Lucille
Watson, Mary Nash, \. II. Stuart Edward
Emery. George Howell Jean Gall and Fred
erick Courtenay in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

Mrs. Forbes Robertson CIiss Gertrude
EIliotO has won such success in the Eng
iish production of The Dawn Of a To-
morrow that she viii not require another
play for a year to come. Whether this
means that Jameson Lee Finney, who has
q leading part in the play. win remain
abroad so long does not yet appear.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22
Scattered Items.

Wheat sowing is now the order OF
the day and If a good rain would
come \ large crop would be put ont.
MIR. lIews Of Enid. moved to town
Tuesday to the Du"ey property.
Williams. Hun,cr and Co., recent
~ sold a nice lot OF mules.
a large congregation worshippcd
ut Bethel church Sunday. Two SER
mons and dinner were the attractions.
Mr.. White and family returned
this week from a pleasant visit with
Mr.. WIS parents aud other relatives
IN Saline county, Mo.
Mt. Henry Jones LIST week had a
good CO.'S and cab 10 get on the rail
rDad and wcr. killed.
Myram McColiistcr has built a Gel
lar and an implement house. He is
Getting ready to live.
Tom Bond and wife and others
r"u Versailles were inspecting Yves
Thomas herd 81 Jerseys las, Sunday.
Tom and his friends were rlding be-
"nb some gentle horses and perhaps
cached home safely.
I'm I.rcwson 90, his dead autos
.''ny Monday night by Col. Casper
thpml,son hauling them in. Van
legged pItc0usly then u have them
,nIlcd mp the back alley, but the Col.
took them up where the electric light,
.hone or them plainly.
Last week Frank McCollister lost
nc Of his mares from getting a
wound on the foot.
-. A. Farley, candidate on Dem
900 ratio ticket tor presiding Judge Of
Morgan county, last week took in the
t'tcryillc street fair and visited with
his old friends and associates.
Shores Hunter went to St. Louis
Monday with two cars Of fat cattle.
There was a pleasant gathering OF
the music lovers Tuesday night at
Abe Wcnger's and all present enjoyed
the occasion.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22
Rev W. G. Bewley Given Anoth-
err Year Here.

The citizens OF Versailles will be
glad to know that Rev. w. G. Bew-
ley, Of the NJ. f.. Church, South, has
been returned to the Versailles
church for another year, making his
fourth year here. This is the Meth
odist limit, and VIC hope for Bro.
Bcwlcy a successful year Of hard
work, for he is a willing worker in the
vineyard. &. J. Polston received
the appointment Of the Glenstcd cir
rult, a well earned advancement.
which places him closer to home,
and among old friends and neighbors.
May success be with him. Rev.
I'arry Green. OF the Glcnsted circuit
goes to Kansas to labor with the Jay
h~awkcrs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22
Public School Notes.

The following editorial staff was
elected by the various classes OF the
High School to represent them in the
Public school notes:-Mis Helen
Price, Preparatory Freshmen; Miss
T. hel Bowlei,, Freshmen; Miss Ada
Beard, Sophomores; MIR. Jack Ma,h.
ews, juniors; Miss Frances Thorpe
Seniors.
The Preparatory Freshmen have
promised to make a payment on the
Indebtedness on piano, February 10.
1911.
The Preparatory Freshman class is
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-22

Prof. J. ID. FlliH, High School In
SpeCtor Of Missouri University, spent
Tuesday morning at our school.
Prof. Elllh expressed himself as well
pleased with the work OF the Prcpara-
tory freshman class. With the
course We now nave, ne says, by the
addition oi on. nigh school teacher,
We can take our place on the accred.
tied list, first rank. Let us strive 70
that end. May we no, have the CO.
operation OF the patrons Of the school
70 do this