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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

out for n farmer tire OF tho
country In n day. and my feet ache
for the feel of tho asphalt. oaly
This time every year ! wait 20 be
farmer, It's foolish. but that's the
way | feel don't know y ylow
from n safety razor, q. corn cutter
from n corn plaster I know which
end of the COW the milk comes from.
but not much else. n the chickens
we're stricken with the pip or tho
pigs with appendicitis, ! positively
wouldn't knew what TO do.
Hut | want 20 get far from tho
madding crowd. ! want 20 stick "a
hoe or q spade into the soft. warm.
moist earth want TO smell Dirt
II tried ! wouldn't llkciit but
| want 10 be farmer ua
You feel the same way. You
know the ulmanncH are llars+-in Sc
attic. | met you IN my wandeninRs
yesterday and today. You took my
fare when | came down town this
morning. You said Il was 1922 to
have TO work ON day Ike thls.
You were thinking OF taking a. day
of to so fiBhln'
You sat NJ the same table With
mo at the cafeteria You nibbled
ne your food. but. somehow, you
weren't hungry You said Il WAS
unnatural for a man TO i've cooped
up the year round behind deak.
Tho only life worth living was, the
farmers or the hunters To get
out In Gods bright sunshine ali.
that's tho life. you said You got
quite poeiical about H. Then You
yawued aud went hack 10 your OF.
fico and your iodgerH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
PITY THE POOR
FOLKS BACK EAST

They're having billiards back
East You cant help feeling sorry
for tho poor boobs. Mebby the al
MANAGES aren't liars back East.
Those soda water merchants ara
ahrowd They're POLISHING NJ tholr
fountains. They know the aymp
toms. tho foxy qulllorB. They know
the almnnacs are liars.
: Aud the stores are showing tho
spring styles. want 10 go without
a vest. / want to wear lace nndor.
wear and oponwork socks and a
straw hat with cute striped rib
bon Thus attlred. want 10 He be.
side a purling brook and watch the
flashing minnoWH ms they dart hith.
er and ynn In the limpld pools !
want 60 pluck Wild flowers ia some
bosky dell | want 10 hear the
birds twitter. tWitter hut | can't
hear tho clnah of the linotypoH.
the clAtter OF typewritcrs. The com
posing room foreman sticks his
head through the door and roars
Copy" The city editor takes up
tho cry. Press time, Hustle
Al right Al right What a
lifc' Work. hurry and noise oh,
my poor nerves. Finished at last
EoW.aw-oonh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

The climax OF The Moth and
tho Flame" a powerful threereei
drama AZ tho Odeon. comes whom
Frederick Lemming. ruined In Wall
street speculatlons. ia offered 800.
600. an amount he embezzled to
save himself. for his wife Harter
a client of the banker. had depos-
itod 100000 with him. and Lem
ming used the amount In specula.
tons His wife has fallen In love
with Ilarter nj the seashore. and
when Lemming arrives from the
city he finds her In Harter's room
Hartcr offers Lemming the choice
OF 100000 or his wife Lemming
refuses He suggests that his wife
choose. Woman-likc. loving her
husband. she chooses dishonor so
her husband may be saved. Tho
husband departs with the money.
and Mrs Lemming. rushing into an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
POETRY CONTEST

Circle poets will be in fun swing
next week The Circles offering
In the contest line is a poetry com
petition As uuclc Jacks club has
almost RH many poets no artists.
and these two departments domi.
nate IN number. the competition IL
always Of the kceneHt sort
The next contest will be- decidedly
In season The prize, n biz pound
box OF candy. will be awarded for
the best short and pretty poem on
The Easter l.ily Tho Easter
vacation Ia next week. which viii
give the Circleites all the time they
want to dash Off such a poem with.
ont the Interference OF school
studies II requires quite a lot OF
time for any boy pr rtri DESTROYS Of
the prize 20 Ecnd in contrihn-
ton that will bring home the ba-
con" or. rather. candy. The CON
test closes next Thursday afternoon
az o'clock. inztead OF ON Friday.
Poems must be written neatly and
should be short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
Johny

thor room. ends her life with a re
vulvor Tho husband settles all his
obligations and becomes an hon
.ored member OF society The pic.
turo Is at the Odcon
At the Odeon Until Sunday
The Moth and tho Flame" three
reels
AZ the Olympian Until Sunday
n Romance OF the Riekshaw. 3"
The Stolen Symphony In two
parts. "A Question 81 Age"
At the Society Until Sunday
a whispered Word. Ills Date
With Gwendolyn. His Enemy"
The Flaming Forge"
At the Home Until Sunday
Mining IN Utah" Miss Auhry's
Love Affair" Tho Stroke Oar"
The TollGnte Raiders"
At the Yealer Until Sunday.
The Chameleon." The Making
OF straw Hats In the Philippines.
How It Happened. The Govern.
ess, Papa Put One over"
At the Glass A Until Sunday
The International Spies" "A
Heart OF tho Forest" a Tour OF
the Alps "A Timely Bath"
At the Melbourne Until Sunday
The Bitter Bitten" strong Re.
venge. Within the Ten Count. d"
Just a Shabby Doll"
At the Grand Until Sunday
'GaumOnt Weekly" The Lure
Of the city" The Calamity Anne
Detective"
At the Dream Until Sunday
The Grim Toll OF War" two
parts; Army Target Practice. 3"
WIN Willie VIM" The Girls
Stratagem"
AZ the Circuit Until Sunday
The International Conspiracy. !"
In three reels.
AZ the Alhambra Until Monday.
Thou Shalt Not Steal" "The
Mexican Renegade" Hawkins
Roomer"
A. the City Untl Sunday
The War Correspondent" "Tlm
.Grogan's Founding" Aunt Elan a
Visit A Modern Horse"
At the Union Until Sunday
There We're Hoboea Three q"
AN up-to-Date Lochinvar." Annie
Rowloy's Fortune" "Cinderolla a
slipper "A Study OF Kittens. /"
Sea Anemonos."
At the clemmer Until Sunday
"A Letter to Uncle Sam 4"
French Artillery Maneuyers. 3"
'Beickleback." The Inauguration
of President Wilson" "Mlsjudging
of Mr.. Hubby" "A story OF
Lavlnia."
At the Moore Sunday to Thursday
Sherlock Holmes. IN The Silver
Blaze The Hunchback."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

An. what an easy Job Is his
The man who's In the preaching
biz
He has but little work 70 do,
For all he does the whole week
through
In Just 10 call upon his flock
As regularly as the clock:
To cheer the sick who groan In
bed. FStI
10 preach a sermon for the dead.
To teach the sinner rightsouaness
And succor famine and distress:
To marry lovers. fond and true,
And christen little babies. too:
Preside at sooials now and then.
Hold meetings for tho boys and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
Let's Protect Our City

In a communication the city council Chief OF Police
Bannick the motorcycle squad police
department be augmented by the addition OF six and
three motorcycles the installation OF which would the
city about 5000 year.
The petition being considered by the council Grave
doubts entertained by Chief Bannck OF its passage
point gun drive held up saloon
The called himself spaSoG Dick lie Sd not belize Tho as
said the chief Of police tina, iaes.nt
that such thing might happen Seattle
h IA ssa IN chicago happened IN Ne" york Why not
insufrcienty equipped speeders
Inc cry Is raised that we The police department entitled to
is entitled to II is what the city Of Seattle needs
dent caused speeding
s thossana dollars isn't too big price for saving
Icy cline
may scheme
to Of the fairer out Of British Columbia
~Thi,.senh say, political
li Is' d f G @cso BETTE as legislatures than the
As:s,% 1 as e. frozen S s %
nothing guy suss.s. an extra
packers
hatcheries to keep up the supply.
pay ne ,ooS S5S
parade % n s.' Ss G'Ga ae
attorneys Office acquia chinese
Highlander charged with murder
0s' s S the Res: Ct 5 S
constituents
And mentioned trying to saw.
pork ' 10 '''
would don have SG.. bot Of ~f 2;'l s '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
FEEL BULLY! HEAD CLEAR, STOMALH
SWEET, BOWELS RIGHT "CASCARETS"

You men and women who can't
get feeling right who have head.
ache, coated tongue, foul taste and
foul breath, dizziness. can't sleep.
are nervous and upset. bothered
with a sick, gassy. disordered stom.
ach, and are all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels
clean with Caacarets-or merely
dosing yourself every few days
with salts. eatbarilc pills. castor
oil and other harsh iTrltants2
Cascarets Immediately cleanse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

and sweeten the stomach. removo
the sour undigestcd aud ferman,
ing food and foul gases: take The
excess bile from the liver and car
~ or the cOusiipated waste matter
and poison from the bowels.
A Casearet tonight viii straighten
you ont by morning "a i0.ceuf
b0X VIII keep your head clear
stomach sweet. liver and bowels
regular and make you fesl cheerful
and bully'for months Don't forget
the children-thelr little insldea
need a good. gentle cleansing. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
WINNERS LETTER

Dear Uncle Jack: am wrti11
for r membership card. ! han|
always wanted TO join your eirs|
| am ~ years old and in the Ssf|
enth grade. am sending a PEI
ture for this weeks contest frnl
niece. JUNE O'BANN0N
605S Second Ay. nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
FRIENDS JOIN

Dear Uncle Jack have taken
great pleasure in reading The Star
Circle. and have many friends who
have joined H. ! think that II is
very nice. am 10 years old
Please send me a membership card.
FLORENCE DUBEY.
1926 w. 50th ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
MU.KLTEO BOY

Dear Uncle Jack: We have been
taking The Star for some time. and
| read The Star Circle every Sat.
urday wish You would send me
a membership card. am IS years
old and In The seventh grade.
CLARENCE BRENNAN.
Mlkllteo. Maah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
CIRCLE Is BEST

Dear Uncle Jack | am sending
n drawing. and hope It will get
prize ! love 10 draw am IL
years old. and l will be in the fifth
grade soon. belong 10 the Good
Time club, TOO. But like the Circle
best BESSIE MOORE
MI Nnrnon. Maah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
EDNA JOINS US

Dear Uncle Jack: We have taken
The Star very short time. but /
find Il delight 10 read The Star
Circle. Will you please send me
a membership card? | am IA years
old and in the eighth grade.
EDNA CASKEY
Sequim. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

With william Jennings BRYAN
sitting on the I'D there's sort OF
double liability to the admlnlstra.
ton. ~
The White Houoe holds an empty
chair.
In byaone days twas Bill Taft's
lair:
But now that Woocie Wilson's
there
rs mighty pulling. ! declare.
To figure whether to repair
81 cutting off the room 10 spare
Or iust 70 put partitions there
And make a family affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

HAIELJAH SPRING HAS

And met you again at the hnber.
dashery You sold mo two collars
for n 1ps II you remember You
yawned when | MADE my selection,
you yawnod whom you handed me
my change. and when | left the
atore vou were yawuinR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

men,
Look In upon Inc Ladies' Ala,
Sec that the janitor Is paid.
hold prayer meeting Thursday
night,
Smooth over pickering and spito.
Keep all his actions free from
smiroh.
Avert discussions In the church.
Give all practitioners advices
And always preach on Sunday
twice.
Yes, kindly Ia the parsons Bate.
Tho work In light, the pny Is
GREAT .
A guide. philosopher and seoa-
A. seven hundred bucks por year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
LIKES THE STAR

Dear Uncle Jack | would Ike
very much 20 Join The Star Circle.
| am an Interested reader OF The
Star. ! 1.-Two at 922 y S0th ST.. city.
WALTER M'NAMAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
LAUGH AND GROW FAT
JOSH WISE SAYS.

OF course
beelsyaport has
a school build
Ing. And fur.
thcrrore its IN
kind Of a &C hooi
building tn at
has a despond
ert look about
r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms Al lowest rates az Hotel Vir.
ginus. Eighth and Virginia, near
Mestiake Elliott S0R 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

The new seen, pieces
brought IS cents IN New York.
You can put over anything on
'em In that town.
sign In a First nv. store. While
they last. siT5 shoes at 81 They
won't last long
That's Where.
What has become OF the oldfa
laned man who started the Kitchen
fire every morning = Exchange.
Frozen TO death.
Amer courting a woman by cor
respondence for 90 years before
marrying her. New York man
nov wants the contract annullod
when fellow fumblcs around the
bargain counter. cant never tell
what he's going 10 g"t
What has become OF the old fash
Toned man who didat mind being
called oid.fRshiouedF
And what has become OF the old
fashioned man.
Mr.. Wilson asked me" writes
Samuel @. Blythe. In the Sa,eve-
most. whether there was a prcsi'
dents room at the capitol. ! told
him there is a presidents ornate
room there But Why not an or.
nate presidents room. Mr.. Blythef
Mr.. AfnoId's Busy Week.
J. o Arnold having r new ice
house and stocked Il with ice. Is
now Installing a private telephone
line.
j. O. Arnold "a IN Cincinnati this
week laying In a stock Of merchan-
dise. together with b1ggles and har-
ress.
Glenn Herdman sold young
horse last week 10 !. q Arnold.
A son vas born 20 J. O. Arnold
ard wife last Saturday Locust
Grove correspondence. West Union
.(OD. Defender.
Truth as a Condenser.
Hello, Is that you. John
Yes
Did you 10 to the store and or
der the things I spoke about when
you left home this morning
why to tell you the truth. Ma
ria"
That's all Goodby."
A poor pcsssn, bea, the
kaiser OF Germany in law
suit. Tire kaiser should get
change Of venue 10 an Amert
can court.
Diseoursaements OF Genius.
Unless history falls 20 repeat H.
self. Homer Goings. OF Paulding. IL
preparing 10 break his neck and
come TO a premature and untimely
death he Is busy building a flying
machine Bryan, O.. Democrat
Our Own Daily Health Hints.
(By Dr. HInk1
Meat Ii one Of the most danger.
Gus foods consumed by man II IN
dermines his body. his mind and
bis morals. Avoid II as you would
poison Indeed, Il IL poison TO the
human system
CBy Or. Comm
Meat Ia. OF course. the most valu-
able OF all foods. The man who
expects 10 be OF any force In any
field OF endrayor cannot do with
ont II. No man. no nation. can do
its best unless meat - part OF the
diet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
SPRING FEVERITES
KNOW HOW IT GOES

want 20 he a farmer Yo gods.
how ! want To be- a farmer
No | don't. either positively
don't want to b. farmer The
sympathetic reader suffering from
spring fever will understand my
seeming incuhercnCy do and |
don't want to be a farmer
am city man wasn't cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
By Fred l.. Boalt

II you can believe the almanaca.
March 81 ~ the first day of spring
liars The almanacs are liars Ia
Seattle.
lt's spring this minute. hayo a
number OF ways OF telling Tve
tried them out many times, and
they have never failed
For one thing don't feel like
writing this article ON spring
shall do 80. and Il will be "A master.
piece. classic Ia newspaper litera.
ture shall do Il because have
To, Hut don't want to. want to
SO fiHhln'
Eow aw-ccahl Oypowritercsc for
yawnlng)
Gosh. I'm tired today How soft
The air is. how halmy' Languld. too
There IL a breath OF yloleta In the
air "a II fertilizer works7 Hear
the birds twltter IN the treotops
Nature Is awakening from her long
sleep. The say runs In the trees
and the tender buds push their
hlushing faces through the dead
leaves and grasses OF the yosteryrar
10 greet the auffnr Oh alusht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

We have rothinp but words Of lady
would don the Goddss OF Lberys kmono
Washington this OF he year Brrrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

Unless history falls 20 repeat H.
self. Homer Goings. Of Paulding. IL
preparing TO break his neck and
come 10 a premature and untimcly
death he Is busy building a flying
machine Bryan, o.. Democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

And you and will spend the above mentioned trying 70
nough out Of keep the sheriff selling
for the pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

Nov those solons from Olympia will spend the rest {
Dragging how they pcged the pork barre
constituents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

At the Melbourne Until Sunday
The Bitter Bitten" Strong Re.
venge. Within the Ten Count. "
Just Shabby Doll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
AZ the Glass A Until SUNDAY

The International Spies" "A
Heart OF tho Forest" a Tour OF
the Alps" "A Timely Bath"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

"Ganmout Weekly" The Lure
Of the city" The Calamity Anne
Detective"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
7ztg1zH e lN,ltszz jt55pyz.,t ag;a9 .
BS f-SS~=5s, DtRToa BRALtr
lp-~JTIa-~e
BERTON BRAlET

,-,rDIY-r,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15

inez Miholand, society beauty, attorney and n,
that unfortunate suffragete parade Washington
revenge mere She back TO New pa
In the district attorneys office by securing acqutta
Highlander charged with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-15
Truth as a Condenser.
-IA.I L. ~ nm IuN d D

a poor peasant beat the
kaiser Of Germany in a law
suit. Tire kaiser should get a
change OF venue 20 an Amert
can court.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-04
|eEOloGIcit SURVEY
MAN VISITS CANON

Prof. Douglas B. sterritt of WASH
ington. D. c.. mica and gem stone ex-
pert. with the United States geo
logical survey. returned to Canon
City Tuesday night in company with
J. D. Endicott after having spent n
week In the mountains Of Fremont
and Teller counties studying the ge-
ology OF the country. On leaving here
Prof. sterritt and Mr.. Endicott went
to Micanite. where they made COM
prehensive Investigation of the mica
fields OF that locality: the result OF
which was most gratifying. Both are
convinced that the mica deposits Of
that distric, are not by any means ex-
hausted and that the mining OF II
might be carried on there with con-
siderable profit.
Later a visit was made to Flo
rissant where the gem stone deposits
were given attention Although Prof.
sterritt had made several previous
trips to this section of Colorado his
recent tour OF study and Investigation
was n revelation to him in many ways
and he stated before his departure for
Denver that so far as his observations
had gone there was no place in the
Rocky Mountain region that could
show as great . variety Of minerals
and semi-precious gem stones as the
territory within a radius of fifty miles
sf Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-04
PRETTY HoEE WED
DING THIS MORNING

One Of the prettiest weddings that
has taken place for some time occur
red al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
Bachelor. 7is Orchard avenue. AZ
1870 O'Clock this morning when their
daughter. MiEs Jessie l. Bachelor.
was married to Ashley ]. Hamman.
chemist Al the American Beet Sugar
oompsny's plant at Rocky Ford. In the
presence of about forty guests. The
nuptial ceremony was performer by
Rev. J. y. Harris. pastor of the First
Meshodiss churrh- of whose congrega-
tion the bride has lcng been n mem
Der.
The pariors where the wedding took
plaes were sssorated for the occssion
|vxn nowss~md- 15aIzse rnnss snd
made pretty setting for the ceieora-
tion OF the event. Following congraf-
uistions to the happy couple n two
course luncheon was served Both
the bride and groom are graduates OF
the University OF Denver and IL was
at that institution that they nrsf met
Many beautiful and costly gifts were
presented to them IN commemoration
Of their wedding day. Sfr. anc Mrs.
Hamman left this afferoaon on n we'd
ding tour that will inciude Denver.
Colorado Springs and other points In
the northern and eastern portions OF
the state. They will be at home to
their friends at Rocky Ford after oc-
tober frst. There were a number OF
out-o-town people in attendance At
the wedding: among them being NJ.
and Mrs. Hamman. parents of the
groom A large party OF friends were
at the railroad station to bid the new
iyweds Won voyage. and. incidentally.
TO shower them with rice and other
symbols Of god luck and goodwill.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-04
View Road Being Built.

The course of the Fairplay. or South
Park. road ia being changed by the
county commissioners so as to take II
away from currant creek and thus
avoid the frequent washouts that take
place there. The new road will leave
currant creek at Mack's gulch and
cross to Old Micanite where 1t will
intersect the existing highway. The
new section OF the road. which Is now
being constructed. is already being
utilized for travel. but Is not yet in
good condition. When completed Il
VIII be an appreciated Improvement
by the people living in the northwest
ern portion OF the county.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-04
CANON CITY SCHOOLS
OPENED THIS MORNING
From Tuesdays Daily.

The Canon City. South Canon, Lin
coin park and East Canon public
schools opened this morning under
the most favorable auspices for a sue
cessfui years work. Practically all
OF the teachers were in attendance
and most Of the forenoon was devoted
to the registration of pupils and their
assignments to classes for study and
recitation. 1t is impossible at this
time to give the enrolment in the
grade schools. but Prof Ray states
that a great many new pupils present
ed themselves for registration this
morning and he expressed the opinion
that the number Is in excess OF the
record established by the first day last
year. II Is believed that more than
seven hundred children applied for
admission to the grade schools on
the north side OF the river this morn
ing. All Of the grade teachers report
ed for duty today. except Mss Finley
and she will be here tonight In readi-
ness for work Wednesday morning
The registration at the Canon City
high school at noon today was one
hundred and sixty-two, which sets a
new mark for the opening day. Prof.
Sherwood says there are at least
twenty more high school students in
sight and he predicts an exceptionally
large attendance during the year.
Lafe Combs. president OF the board Of
education. and Mrs- NJ s. Reynolds.
one Of its members. were present at
the opening Of the high school this
morning and made brief addresses
Rev. T. C. Iisiey. pastor Of the First
Baptist church. was also in attend
ance and spoke to the students on
The Making OF Power
Meetings Of both the grade and high
school teachers were held on Monday
and organizations effected for the en-
suing term
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-04
Ticket. for the Flower Show.

All children In school district No
s. who sell tickets for the Flower
SHOW. may get the tickets OF Mr.,
Snow At i1is Park avenue. Those
who sell thirty tickets at ten cents
each viii get ticket to the show to
be held at the Alcott school building
September II and Is. The child who
sells the most above thirty will re-
ceive . premium Of one dollar.
All children whi can shiuld sell
tickets. The money received in this
way Will be used BY the South Canon
and Lincoln Park Civic Improvement
League in the beautifyins and i'm
provcment Of the community