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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Grady
The Churches

The Baptist church, corner l.eHd
avenue ana iiruad"ay Jesse J Run
yam, pastor Morning. Organ 'olnn'
lGrN, cal io Worship.
q Come. let us W0r nip and bow down
Aud knccl before the Lord, our
maker.
For Ne is he lord our God;
And We are the people of His Pasture,
And the sheep o ilis hand.
Invocation. HYMN No !, announce
mcnls, treasurer u'pOil, morninr "i.
fering, SOLO hy Mr Charlotte Pratt
prayer. hymn $50 }aS. communion
meditation, subject The Infinite IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

,.Euchari .,t, HYMN = a. tf,dy.s
Glorla In rvrelsis did cnani 'rhc
Churrb's ouo Foundntiop : : Mo-.
le, Evening service ana 81. non A.
1.9o Music stand In For Josus Do
Dimitiis Haruby. = %oad m. Eynrc
Hour. Il Iowery. offortoiV solo
o., owe Divine. Mrs bradford. Jesus
Calls t." ST Andrew Services This
week az. TUESDAY. "Wednesday and
Thursday. ID nj
Gold ana Broadway chur.h of
,,t..t., mai. ..,,.
''''-S '""' W. N' '" u" "'l ''
t'" subject W ID q, M presented h'
nin' diti'r"ni speakers The evening
sermons 'l - Viii hoy" ih' tH"m".
~ KUN 100 ih' Desert "t thr EVE
d"h'' Ihht hhplism Lends To- iht
TrWH "i 'nri-lmuiN tcrWon J.
Ntii"iu~ minister
christian science woman 'IHh
huildluR. N,-t Gold avenue and south
SrNcuih street Service az % %. u.
subject ur'aitN sunday school
at o. t n I'stiWuuinl unrriine
Wodn'sdaN M %. m. Reading room
open dailN except SUNDAY from tn 4
=. M. ! stern huNdiuL. south Fourth
street ana West tcutrHi avenue.
-
congregational church. sunday
school ~ 9.i' "a. m. Morning Worship
al H. evening Worship at 10 IN"
nest f'W weeks Will Boz ui especial ia
torest To- the church going public, a.
they are ~ the end Of thr Easter tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

through our u,W stplk Of ilne rugs
specially woven with q Wow To- nt-
hstir old pleasing oN, effects. ThrN
ave tmpk. soft apa rich ionlStng in
all ihp usual -llos To the particular
housewife who H loud ui refined aud
Luxurious aurruuudingS these Rugs
VIII certainly appeal - onRlv tof
they please tho tastes 81 the most
artistic people Wc hpve four pat
terms IN gAlO Administers and ninr
pat. rus IA gNl2 size 10 close pui 40
especially low prices. These ARE an
good patterns of latest design aud We
can particularly r,omm' nd them for
quality Com, la and examine them
while the stock g. complete as they
are sure to go fast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Gus traditions, kept what waa last'ne
ana what III a-cs tnd climnai'd
many OF the acts which were popular
wears ago. bu, which are MOI $50 at
tractiyc nov as they ".ry when
father was q hoy.
The mosi radical break made Dos the
sells Fiotu peupl, ana one thar IS
making - tremendous hii all oven m"
country with the common g'olcr, but
NOT with thr circus trust ,o.calieh, II
tn, price 81 admission which ls TINS
scdsoa. md wac last season, placed ~
tho almos. rldiculously low pfio" az
twenil Eve cents.
The Solls.Flotc people have brok'n
al thc rules OF the gam" ana violated
tho most sacred traditions OF ne Fro.
fcssIon They give YOU a really hlah.
Cias show al very mon'rht' in''
of admissio they liv" mp absolutely
80 lh, lotitr of tucil advertising ana
they are straight and square Win no
puhli IA every particular In thi. da}
when common honcsty 10 the SHOW
business b. bccGming decidedly M.
common. lhcso are facts ,ha' rhoull
NOT De- overlooked
Street Parade is Great
The big street parade started OF
ON schedule ~ lo.3u this morning,
and ltayersed all the business Dor
ton of he city lnasmuch ns every
body ana his brother was there and
saw II, there Is little use TO describe
t here. other Than 90 say that b was
"a fair ndoN of the renor4l character
ana quality OF me shoW The ami
mails bowed mp no splendid adNan
tage, IA, elephants and camols, on
accuunt of their size and wcll.k"p'
condition. being especially noticeable
s distinct improvement was noted ir
the musical quality on The cahup
over that usually shown by us'W
mems Ia other shows that hay, CONT
/ 90 Albuquerque The harsh, taspiaa
/ notes. suggesting the fling al a saN
/ and sending quivcrs up and down lh'
| spinal column. were grariiNinsk au
/ sent
And then the show IN the uig 'cnI
] this afternoon There were The iios
and The unicorn. nc blood sWraiini
hchemoth of the Nile. elephants tlaI
executed the Salomn dance and al,
| every ihng else cyccpi lighi "a cigar
elite aud blow the smoke ~ your tace
to say nothing of HE Two baby ele
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Seus-Hoto Shows Open in
Albuquerque Today With
Magnificent Aggregation

Thousands Attend Afternoon Performance and Thousands
More Will Go Tonight; Street Parade Is Brilliant Spec
tace and the Circus Lives Up Its Reputation as the
Greatest in the World; and II Only Costs Twenty-Five
Cents-Initia Performance Is Extremely Successful I;
Sensational Attractions and Unique Acts Are Immense
ly Pleasing; Everything Brand New.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
silver City

Mis- Rachael l,oronsteln. next
youngest daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs.
Ben Borenstoin, entertained about -
90 her friends at her home IN hui
lard street sunday afternoon from :
until . o'c.och, the occasion being her
twelfth birthday anniversary. AFTER
Miss Rachael had been showcred WIN
birthday presents from her Young
guests. various childron's games Were
PLAYED and number OF pretty prizes
awarded lee cream. "A huge cake
hearing twelve candlcs candy and
other goodies were served lHNlahly,
aud the little ones enjoyed themselves
So much that II was with reluctance
hat they departed for their homes az
about T. 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
portales

Last Tuesday evening Miss Lula
Anderson entertained the T. y &.
girls and Misses foslc kuyken.
dali BRYANT ana Mae litchhcld Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

hc, boarding place HE home OF Mrs.
: = ChlcrYon Music was ium.eh.
cd ly Misses Bua tud. Bpaut ANA
Mrs Connaly and Misses Smith
Fogl, song read some amusing -,i.'
lions This program wBs m.ri per -"d
with various icaI. ul an athletic ma.
urc. at which 30 Nas hard 10 deter
mine vino WAS .h. mos skiillul Miss
Anderson. assisted 1y the Misses Cul.
,., -an, served tu,t salad ana per
.,.r,o. I'd dlsuiDued hand.paini d
souvenirs.
-
Winsiow
4 IarcWeh -lrur parts was ''n
dcrcd Mrs " r brennan d" ~
home OF Mrs K -. Ear man "S.
Saturday oycniu. ny the mem ~! ~ :"
the Ladies' ot me Naccan"e- '"il.
and 4dmcs served 90 pass ., pira''n'
evening punch being served Vtl"eVn
times Those present were h'ahhin's
flconor. lumbar Ro~. seiirn OF
Inns Bauer. Fcnton johnson F"iu,
stevenson. Sufh.ulnd. krlN an"
Miss Bonnie Fen'ou
Ration
The member. u' The ProsbNieuhn
church aud friend. participated IN e
hot chicken supper Thursday cNenlnS
in Christian Euleavor hall az u 30
O'Clock The supper was followed by
The annual CONGREGATIONAL mec'ing.
Grady
There was "a dance NJ sam j. NC
KEGS ranch la, friday evening ana
Saturday muiuiut N honoi OF MS
sister ana brother who are vislllAS
the family \ lar.r crowd was pres.
eLt from different localities \ fine
time was reported, each having
enough lun ana cNercisc 10 last them
man, DAYS The next dance viii he
al The ioykin ranch April s3th.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

About It's name I had no doubt
When I arrived IN Terra Haute.
But soon I met a gay galoot.
Who said the town vas Terra Hoot
I might have had plain sailing. but
Another called d Terra Hut
And others. I vas palned % note.
Were pIeares 20 call it Terra Hote
Ard then I gave q ID. you know,
And moved away 20 kokouo-
washington Herald
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

They say. among other things. that
you tied your wives up in sacks and
threw 'em into the B0sphorus."
Tied EN- up In sacks. ehE' snnried
the ex-sultan. -An ! did was 20 get
'em some hobble skirts They Insisted
on 'em."-Louisviile Courier-lournal
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

mabel. you were foolish 10 quarrri
with Charley
Hes a mean man"
What has be done now
i teiephoned him today 70 send back
ny lock o. halr. and BE- asked me II q
was red yellow o. hlack. Washing
ton Herald
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

q hope your novel ends happilyT
Indeed. it does. u ends Ia the mar
rage Of the heroine and hero; does not
20 into their married life at ALL
Houston Post.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

'What Is that row upstairsT'
THAT actor couple viii be divorced
tomorrow. and they are having fare
well quarrel Satire.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

The school mistress is Interested in
you. dad
~HOwis thafg-
why. today after she'd told me 81
tines 70 sit down and behave myself
she said she wondered what Kind of q
father I had--1udEe.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

Bacon-I should think that girl would
give up singing Her voice has given
out
Egbert-Yes. but her nerve hasn't
YOnkers Statesman.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

wigwag-You are drinking too much.
old man. should think you would
consent TO be treated for Il.
Guzzler-Thanks. old chap. Don
care II do. I'll have a cocktail
Philadelphia Record.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

In viewing barebau games az tines se
note with great dislike
A man who lab0rs not az 30. yet Eoeg out
-Danas Tsua
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

They say that any one can learn
The art OF lofty flight
Just one more task / now discern
How do you learn 90 light?
Washington Star.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15

Don't you think that yogr devotion
TO politics Is hurting your heaithT'
I'm not IN politics Tor my hcaiih---
Toledo Blade.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15
shes very fair to look upon.

She's very fair TO look upon.
Her eyes are azure blue.
Her neck is very like the swan
And Ike the snoNdrift too
Upon her charms. no matter where
She goes. men turn 20 look.
Bot from the man who married her
learn she cannot cook
Detroit FIRE. Press.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-15


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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14
Notice To Contractor

Notice is hereby given that seal
ed bids will be received at Carlton,
Colorado. up TO o'clock =. NJ. OF
Saturday. June 20. 1911. for the
construction OF a school building
at Carlton. Colo. according to plans
and specifications on file with
Henry Nassau. secretary of Soohol
District No. .. The board reserves
All bids should be addressed to
Henry Massar. secretary.
Dated at Carlton. Colo. this 9TH
day of June. 1911.
NJ. J. McMILLIN. Pres.
HENRY MASSAR. Secretary.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14
zee 10000 OOooooOs ooOl
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Notes From Lamar Register of
June Ii, 1891

The city council was Investigate
ing the sewer possibilities. tThey
stopped at investigating.)
Farmer J. S. Hasty Is putting In
large crop by proxy this year.
HE still does ~
Marshal Billow has started a
large sized dog cemetery the past
week. "a good idea for the pres
ent.)
A hobo secured judgment
against the city of La Junta for
$500 ON account of having his feet
frozen In the city Jail. (They were
frozen some months previous. how
ever.)
The state Sunday school conven-
ton was held in Pueblo on the 16,
II and Is. Lamar was represent
ed by three delegates, Mrs. NJ. ID.
Parmenter. Mrs. d. E. Cooper and
Mrs. W. Ferguson.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14
MAMMOTH DISTRICT
Negotiations for q New Deal he
lug Made IN the Big North
Side District

The extension of the time grant
ed the Pursatoire Development Co.
Tor the purpose Of financing the
Mammoth irrigation system expired
ON June LIST, and the directors
have taken the deed to remainder
of the big reservoir on the Purga-
toire storage basin. The directors
have held several meetings lately
and are in negotiations with capt.
talists who are believed to be ready
to take hold of the construction.
Mr.. Bent. the manager of the
Purgatoire Development Co., says
that the tightness OF the money mar
ket prevented his company from
financing the proposition with
in the time limit. but that with a
little more time they could have
put 1t through.
1t has not yet been given out
who the parties are that are fig
uring with the directors of the dis
trict. but it is understood that
they are already interested In lands
In the district and also under the
Amity and are anxious to see the
proposition a success.
The district has voted $3.4OO.0OO
in bonds and paid 100000 of
these for the reservoir site and
plans. The second installment of
100000 under the construction
contract, which was voted on fav-
orably by the district. goes for the
development of the reservoir and
sary for the construction of the
canals.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14

Office Cd Company &, End Ini., n.
1911.
A request from the Carnival com
miltee oil Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, to send part oil the National
Guard OF Colorado 10 take part in
the Carnival entertainment at Colo
RADIO Springs. Colorado, July 3Ist
10 August 5rn has been considered
Dy the AdJutant General, who mas
signilied his Willingness TO cooper
ale. Five or more companies oil tn,
second infantry, platoon OF Bat
terry A and IA detachment OF Signal
Ooips ale eApeoleu 10 accept the
invitation oil the carnival committee
ana report Tor duly at Colorado
Springs, Colorado, Sunday, July
oUtn, TO be present Two Or more
Gays. transportation and suDsis-
tenoe will be furnished BY the
state. but the men will be requir-
ed TO ,oiUn,eer their services with
out pay. 1t is thought that the
men will be recompensed Tor their
attendance by special privileges.
iree admissions and other attrac-
lions OF the carnival. The carnival
entertainment Will be on an unus-
floral parades. aeroplane flights.
wild west shows, masked ball. In
uians and a force of regular troops.
rs expected.
The camp for this tour OF duay
will be arranged that the men
viii have sufficient military work
10 warrant the expenditure by the
state. AT the same time they will
De privileged 70 see the more inter
esting features of the carnival.
The special features by the com
mittee is model camp. one greet
parade each day. and possibly even
Ing parades and guard mounting in
camp.
AL members oil this company vol
unteering their services will notify
the company commander Immediate
~. Men 80 volunteering will be
required to attend a series OF extra
drills. 1t depends ON the interest
this company shows whether or not
we participate in the carnival en-
tertainment.
BY order OF
ERNEST ID. HOUSEHOLDER
Capt. End ReGf Inf. N. q. c., Com
manding Company c.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14
GrasshOpp@-s

Where grasshoppers are getting
bad. the farmers are getting bad"
also. and some stiff fights are be-
ing made against the pest in the
Lamar district that should help
remove them from these parts.
However. the grasshoppers are in
creasing in size and number and
farmers are urged not to overlook
any chances to keep them under
control and remove them II possible
There are several methods of ex-
termination for grasshoppers. all OF
which have been discussed from
time to time this spring. and Man
ager Gerecke OF the American Beet
feasible suggestions, which are be-
ing generally used about the sec
Ion.
The poison of 60 pounds of horse
manure to one pound of paris gree
or white arsenic and one pound OF
salt is quite effective when placed
the @rasshopers are thickset and
any Vi INC pe''' e'.'ine 'niS "n'
anu
o' 'o'nei any oAe '1A'e' anus
Ca" oe 'ii"us Vi 'it1A'
Nv po1A@' pairs eAeen '"i
o"e poUA0 ''A1 y.
'ue4' pou"us' anu S0'''ei "oou'
Ing eusai 'oAnpan' 10 usi"e
large spraying ou'ii' on the oen'er
iafni' anu ut inns winning mas met
Win ihuch success the hoppers eat
ing "i the alfalfa th@ mas oeeh
sprayed with poison care shoui'
DC exercised not 10 let any Oh 'he
poison De exposed where chiidren'
ehieAehs OF STOCK can get hoid Oh
IL.
Inc converting oil sodeVn' or
nay DUCK INTO gras1hopper Killing
machine ID very SIMPLE and Mr'
Gerecke has suggested thaa THIS be
used whenever possible. The ma
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14

FOR twenty-five years @. A. Wat
son has sold Land,
And he keeps up his record for
suiting demand.
IL Is known through the stats that
his methods are fair.
He has lands At low prices: be
deals on the square.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14

Cleaning and pressing. We will
make your old clothes look like
new
COOvER. The Tailor.
Phone Lamar 80.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14
Eggs For Matching.

Eggs For Matching.
from fine laying strain of s C.
Buff Orphingtons.
Mrs. r. " Friend
Phone Lamar 277.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Am Old Soldiers Tonic

Every old soldier needs a tonic. For that
matter there are few. If any, men. women or
children Of any age. who do not need a nerve
building and blood purifying tonic every once in
while.
To those who down. nervous. tired
all the time. can't sleep. can't eat. can't work,
have kidney liver stomach trouble, constant
headaches, rheumatism. or any nervous or blood
disorder, Make-Man Tablets should prove
ready relief free trial is sent on request
by the Make Man Tablet Co.. Dept. 16. Chicago.
They are sold at soc per box by ODonnells s
Pharmacy sO4 st. NV, and all other first
class drug stores.
Here is letter from old soldier who has
used Make-AIan Tablets and gladly recommends
them to his comrades:
Il have given MakeMan Tablets thorough
trial and am convinced ii is wonderful med
cine and does what ii is recommended to do.
feel like a new person and would recommend 1t
to any one, especially whose system is run
down. 1t helped my Catarrh and Rheumatism
very much.
WM. II. TAYLOR, r. o. Box 55.
National Soldiers Home.
Go to your nearest druggist today and get n
box of Make-Nfan Tablets. II he hasn't them
on hand he will get them for you.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
PARENTS GIVE CONSENT.
Young Couple Go to Baltimore to Be
Married.

James T. Warning of 1927 30th street
northwest and Miss Matte l.. Danforth
of 4oS 9th street southwest went to Bal
timore this morning to be married there,
according to Mrs Bruce T. Warning
mother of the groom.
The couple went to the Oriole city yes
terday. and when they returned they ex-
pressed great surprise upon hearing a re-
port that they had been married.
1--WE were not married." Mr.. Warning
declared. I'VE took the trip to Baltimore
to visit friends"
Mr.. Warning last night consulted Rev.
Father Brennan of Holy Trinity Church,
Georgetown, and secured identification
papers, TO comply with the laws of the
church. 1t was stated that the couple
intended 10 be married by Rev. Father
McGaven and to spend their honeymoon
ut Colonial Beach.
About one year ago the couple planned
20 be married. going so far to lease a
fiat and purchase furniture, but the
mother of the intended bride frustrated
their plans, because of the youth of the
girl. However, they recently received the
consent of their parents and decided to
have the marriage ceremony performed
1T this time.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
Ella Wells, Colored, Charged With
Setting Fire to House,

Ella Wells, alias Mamie Simms. col
ored, who gave her address as 153
Francis street southeast, was locked
up at the fourth precinct police sta
tion today to answer a charge of arson.
IT is charged that she set fire to the
house OF her brother-in-law. Edward
Simms. in Union street southwest, this
morning about o'clock.
a bundle of rags saturated with oil
was fastened to the front of Simms'
house with safety pin. and match
applied. The Wells woman. ii is
charged. called to the occupants of the
house that the structure was burning,
and the fire was extinguished before
much damage had been done.
Bicycle Policeman Joe Grant arrested
the woman. She denied that she start
ed the blaze. The woman was arrested
several years ago on complaint of her
brother-in-law. she stated Witnesses
were heard in the office of the United
Estates attorney at the Police Court to-
day. and the prosecuting officer directed
the issuance of the warrant charging
arson.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
"Wife in Name Only"

At the Majestic Theater next week the
Holden Players will present Wife in
Name Only Washingtonians will be
interested in this dramatization, as the
first act is laid in a hotel in this city
during an Inauguration day. Special at
tention will be given the reproduction OF
many exciting incidents happening in
Washington during an inauguration.
Miss Babcock is to appear in the role
of Phyllis Gray, a part which provides
ample opportunity for display OF OF
emotional ability. III. G. keenan, as
Hugh Standisll. the lovable professor,
who is saved from losing his eyesight by
an operation, and who marries Phyllis
Gray, has a part which is said to have
won him hearty appreciation in other
cities. J. Carroll Barrymore and Flor
ence Marshall as Charley Rae and Nellie
Randall are promised as a captivating
pair of sweethearts who provide many a
laugh, especially in their efforts to pre-
vent Nellies father, Judge Randall, por-
trayed by II. NJ. Holden, from marrying
the determined Elizabeth Penbrook, a
part intrusted to Gertrude Nudge. others
i'm the case will be L. S. Mckee, George
B. Edwards and Eugene Phelps.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
ADJUSTMENTS
Chase's.

Chase's bill for Labor day week. pre-
sented first at the matinee Monday, is
headed by Emma Carus, late star of 'Jp
and Down Broadway" Miss Carus, it is
promised, brings the latest catchy songs
and sparkling wit. An added feature will
be the Anglo-American comedian, Wilfred
Clarke, and his company, including Flea
nor de Mott Grace Meinken. Archie Gil
lies and Augustus keegan. in Mr. Clark s
own new mock-tragedy, 1.-The Dear De-
parted" Those Broadway language twist
ers. late of the Fields Music Hall Com
pany. Al Fields and Jack Lewis, will unite
in perpetrating The Misery Of a Hanson
Cab" Mr. Zellah Covington and Miss
Rose WiIber will be seen playing no less
than seven different characters in their
''protean drama THE Parsonage" The
College trio. in The Rehearsal: Spissell
brothers and company in THE Cont
mental Waiter: Rem Brandt. the ''artoon-
ist'' using his chromatic air pistol to
shoot colors into form as landscapes. and
the daylight motion pictures, showing "A
Weekly Panorama of Passing Events the
World Over are the remainder of the
holiday BILL
Evening star., 1911-08-30
"A Legal Affair. !"

The Sam Devere Company. which has
been seen in Washington regularly for
many seasons, returns to the Lyceum
Theater next week, and in it's presenta-
ton of the new musical comedy. "A Le-
gal Affair" promises something new and
different from any previous offerings.
phil. Matthews, one of the prominent
members of the cast wrote the lines and
lyrics for the piece, while A. Harer con-
tributed the music. The proPram for the
olio includes La Nymphera, Parlsan
mystery; John Early and Pearl La1ght,
comedy duo; Ed Ward and Frank En-
NETT in Look Out Inn" and Gertrude
Lynch. who gives limitations and charac-
ter studies.