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NOTitE OF REAL EST.NTE EORE.-
GLOS.RE SAFE

Whereas, dcfault has been made
under tho terms OF 3: certain mort
gage dittcG May 23rd, 1913, executed
and delivered by A.. j. ItoZum and
Elsie Rozum, his wife. OF Dawson
County, South Dakota. mortgaeors.
IL John Schocnfclder, OF Ethan,
South Dakota, mortga2ec, which
mortgage was .,lcd in tho Office OF
the Register OF Deeds OF DAWSON
County, South Dakota, on the 18th
day of October. 1913, at s O'Clock
IL. m. and recorded in Book l1G of
Mortgages on page $40 thereof. and
Whereas, no action OF proceeding
AT law or otherwise has been in
stitutad to racoVer the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part there
of, and
Whereas, said default consists in
the non-paymcnt of The interest due
under the terms of said mortgage
and the Encouragement OF the taxes
duly assessed against the premises
hereinafter described before the
same became delinqucnt, and
Whereas. the mortgage provides
that il there is II default i'll tho
payment of the interest or any part
thereof when due or default in the
payment OF the X before the same
became delinquent, the MORTGAGE
may elect to declare the whole
amount secured by said mortgage
due and payable; and the mortgase'
having elected to declare the whole
amount secured by said mortgage
due and payable. and
Whereas. the amount claimed tt
he due ut the date OF this notice i;
the sum of Two Thousand One
hundred Sixty Five anc
23-10o Dollars. being principa
100000, interest $lA4.73, am
taxes S20.50, besides the costs %
foreclosure and an attorneys .fa,
in the sum of $500.
Nov therefore. notice is hercb,
given that by virtue Of the po"e'
OF sale contained in said mortgage
and in pursuance of the statute il
such cases made and provided. thu
said MORTGAGE Will he iorecloscd b.
a sale of the premises therein de
sciibed by the Sheriff OF Dawson
County, South Dakota. AT publi'
auction at the front door of thu
Court House in the City OF Mitchell
Dawson County, South Dakota. OF
the 27th day of February, 1915, Il
the hour of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon of said day.
The said m~ortgagcd premises ar
situated in the County OF Dawson
and State of South Dakota, and ar:
described as follows, to.wit: 10
Fifteen C15) and the east two
third (E 2-a). (being the east six
teen and two-thirds feet). of i.o
Fourteen (14) in Block Two ca o
the Original Town of Ethel, Sontl
Dakota.
Dated January 18th, 1913.
John Schoenfelder.
Mortgage.
Spangler & IEaney.
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Mitchell. South Dakota.
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WHY MARRIED MY
WIFE,.

alhere must be revealed in her face
and IN her mannerisms something
that attracts Aim%tesher--.ah hidden,
something, if you please. that no man
leNer has explained. or perhaps ever
viii. 1t is the beauty of the internal
beaming fortht through the external
the beauty OF the human soul,
Fortunately. / mad, at an early age.
read the standard medical work
which explained thai boys usually
inherit the, head and facial Features
OF thelr mothers, and thai girls, in
these respects. almost invariably re-
semble their fathers. Upon looking
around for physical evidence. I saw
tilat the rnle--at least within the
realm of personal ecquainlancc-
was almost universally true; where
ever there was an exception, it crop
ped ont on the third-born child of
the household. CThis physical pho
nomenon no scientist. so far as my
knowledge goes. has ever ATTEMPTED
to cNplain.) | knew that, in the ma
tural order OF things, the woman Sc
lerted TO become my wife would also
become the mother of my children;
so ] took plenty of time to consider
tllc matter we'll.
1t struck me. ii we should he bless
ed with some boys, l should wish
! them TO inherit her fine facial fea-
lures and dark eyes: that if ii kind
ly providence gave to us some girls,
I should prefer them at least in Il
small measure, TO resemble me-
that is, have light compilations, blue
eyes and light curly hair. There can
be absolutely no discount 10 any
young man of the value OF such rea-
soning as this. To Illustrate (rathcr
10 proved: we are now the parents
OF several boys. Each has Il face and
eyes that arc exact duplicates of his
mothers. Applied %cuscnics get re-
suits.
In this ~connccitO. might add that
love in nineteen cases OF twenty,
is not properly contcrcd unless |; has
attracted opposites. that is. II party
should have dark eyes, dark hair and
be Il brunette, while The other. in
all OF these respects, should bn the
exact opposite. III makes Il stronger
invisible force nove) and il produces
Il healthier offspring. When like at
tracts like. we merely get cohesion,
but when love attracts its opposite
We get genuine ahcsion. My wife and
| are exact physical opposites, except
as to size eve stand Approximately
the same heiGht.)
There are three things that cannot
| we'll be ignored, if marriage is To be
Il success-three things. ] am glad
to say, that | myself did not ignore,
to-wit: Age, size and object.
90 Age is an important matter,
or it should be, in mating. What is
so disgusting as TO see an Old man
seventy years OF age lead 10 the mar
riaGe alter a young bride of seven
, teen. We talk about God mating
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%cision; l married a girl of my own
{ ,atlon in life.
| why Il married my wife is. there
fore, because 1 found that she answ-
cred every possible qualification and
condition; that she, like myself. be-
longed TO the toiling masses; that
our ages and sizes are approximate
~ equal; that her. physical character
istics are the exact opposite of mine.
hut that our mental. attributes are
very similar; because she gradually
grew into my life until she. became
a part of it: because / finally determ-
of whether or not | could get along
with her, but the more serious ques-
ton OF whether or not | could get
along without her.
Summing up the whole proposition
| Il trulhfully say that by going, al
the matter in a slow. conservative.
scientific, intelligent manner, I Sc
cured a wife, who. from my view
point, is most perfect: II exactly
suited TO my needs; one who has in
spired me TO higher ideals and to
nObler endeayor: one who has moth
cred for mo several talented children
and made me a happy home. wish
to conclude that. if after death, there
is another realm in which departed
spirits may unite, and ii hers and
mine arc so Fortunate as TO enter ii,
4 shall be content, il il only proves
equally as happy as my twenty years
OF married life have boon.
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PARK SYSTEM
TO BE UNIFORM
THIS is. AIM OF MITCHELL BOARD
IN SEEKING SERVICES OF
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT,

Uniformity of Mitcheil's system of
parks and the laying the foundation
for municipal Identification that will
increase in the years 10 come, is the
aim OF the Mitchell park board
which held a special session last eve
ming to consider the report OF the
president. w. a. Wheeler, who re-
turned Monday evening from an in
iervieW with sevcral park experts at
Minneapolis.
The purpose OF MIR. Wheeler vas
10 ascertain the feasibility OF I'M
proving the present parks Oh tho
city. and il necessary unity them,
under the supervision OF some one
iii ted for This task. Three firms o.
landscape architects. Phelps Wym..l.
Charles H.. Ramsdcil and M0rrcll &
Nichols. were interviewed by the
board chairman.
AT Il meeting OF the park board on
February 6 it was decided that the
the city beautiful movement in
Minneapolis, which has made that
city ono OF the hest advertised i'll
America.
The firm of Morrcn e. Nichols is
the oldest in Minneapolis and OF the
very highest standing. It's terms were
s25 a day and expenses for making
the first report. This firm has charge
OF. the landscape work on all OF the
state institutions in Minnesota and
has laid designed municipal parking
systems for many o tthe largest cities
OF the northwest. Mr.. Nichols agreed
10 lecture upon the subject of parks
should he be secured.
n while no formul action was taken
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John ID. kress, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dcrsigncd executors of the estate OF
John ID. Kress. deceased, TO tho cred
itors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice, to the said
Anna Kress and r. j. Spansler, en-
ecutors. at the office of Spangler &
Haney, in Mitchell, Dawson County,
South Dakota.
Dated, January 23rd. 1914.
Anna Kress:
T. j. S%pangler,
Executrix and Executor OF
the estate of John ID. Kress.
Deceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
SOCIAL @ CLUE

With All attendance of City or
more, the Social Hour club me- on
February 10th with Mrs. Van Tassel.
If the roads had bccn more passab!r,
undoubtedly more would have been
'prescnt for the meeting, which was
very pleasant and enjoyable.
Interest was shown, in articles and
notes from II short course i'm domestic
Science. also in learning from each
other new things in necdlecraft. The
mcn had Il good visit. Response was
made 70 roll cali by answering to
What has helped me o with
my work"
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. John Campbell on February
"a. There viii be q short program
and discussion of hog feeding and
roll call, with men incinded, to "A
pleasure of farm life to me" The
farmers are organizing a club, at
present to i'm the Potter school house,
which bids fair to be OF the best
in tho county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
MARRIED ON

A p|lelAunt social event III which
many OF tho people of Mic lell " Il:
5s interested took place Thursday
afternoon 1t : O'Clock when Mr..
Elmer A. Swerson was marrica 10
Miss rila Hazel lEitto. I'll" eerN-
ice TOOK I.}aca in the p1rsana@a Of
the First Methodist EpiscopaL' hurah
ard WAS reau by the pastor. DE-. i.
S. lluasland. Tho yonng people Wet p
attended by My. T.. G.. Swcr-nn. u
brother OF ,i'e bridegroom and MISS
Bessie &. kitto, 4 sister OF the
bride. Both ladies wore beautiful
GOWNS ~ wnitc silk and TN brii'
carried lcScs. The w"1@:nS pnrtN
came from Tho nearby town of Full
ron They belong 10 tho lead''g
I;.milies al ihcir c~ommr,iiv. II"
6, "ooip . successful iH.'a , and
appreciated on account OF his bust
ness ability and sterling character.
The bride is attractive and pop"lar
with n host OF friends. After n short
wedding trip MIR. and Mrs. Swenson
will be at home on their iarn noIth
OF Fulton. where they Will De clad
10 welcome their friends. They
have the CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD
wishes OF many friends.
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uID-WINTEp PICNIC HELD.

With Mrs. w. S. hin as hostess,
the annual mid-winter picnic OF the
Twentieth Century club was held on
Monday afternoon. None OF the past
events of this kind has been more
enjoyable and wholly successful than
the party of last Monday.
One guest was brought by each
member, each OF these representing
IA book. The guessing OF h JOCK
titles proved to be a pleasing intro
dnction for the afternoons pleasure.
Mrs. O. S. Hall, Mrs. A. 3. Darling
and Mrs. G. II. Vermiiyea contribut-
ed 10 II very enjoyable literary pro-
cram. Misses Lucille Bobb and Alma
Dahl delighted the club with a pic
ano duet.
The afternoon was closed with the
picnic dinner.
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sror THAT CnuGH NOW.

When you catch cold, or Degin to
cough, the first thing to do is to
take DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-IIoney. II
penctrates 5he Innings Of the Throat
and Lungs md fights the germs o!
disease, giving quick relief and nat
ural healing. Our whole family de-
pend on Pine-Tar-Honey for coughs
and colds writes Mr.. y. Williams,
Hamilton. Ohio. 1t always helps. 25c
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
GAVE VALENTINE PARTY

The third Of the series of parties
of the BE Jelly clGh WAS given on
Friday evening of last week ~ the
home of Mrs. Fred Wilson. Mrs. clyde
kimble. Mrs. Jack Cogail, Mrs. i.
O. Block and Mrs. Wilson acting as
hostcsseS.
Each club member was invited to
bring one guest for the affair, which
was in the of a Valentine par
ty. The house was decorated with
n color scheme of red and white,
with place cards OF hearts and cupids
at The tables. where cards were the
diversion of The evening.
A three-course luncheon was sefN-
ed ut the close of the evening. comic
valentines marking the plate OF each
club member and the guests. The
dishes OF the luncheon were embel-
li.hed also with hearts and cupldS.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
HORSE HURTS COASTER.
DRIVER DOESN'T STOP

Lead S. D,-Whilc coasting on a
hill here, Tommy Stevens. aged I.
ran into a passing team. The Brighten
horses reared and one of them
planted his feet in the boys abtlo-
men. infiicting injuries that are he
Ilieved to be serious. The driver Of the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
HosTEssEs ON MONDAY.

One of the pretty parties OF the
week occurred on Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Andrew ELI
vein. when Mrs. Ellwein and Mrs.
O. II. Dyar entertained At Il five
O'Clock tea. A t~hree-course lunch
con was served, in which the hostess
es were assisted by Mrs. Sid w.
Smith, Mrs. II. ID. Wagner. Mrs. l..
II. Raber. Miss Marion Walratll and
Miss Edith Miller. &
Spring flowers were used as at
tractivc decorations ON the tables and
about the house.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
nALCYON CLUE NET.

The ~llalycon club met Monday with
Mrs. Henry Schultz. The lesson was
cn the e sea railroad from Miami
to Key West. Fla.
A pleasant time was enjoyed. yet
all regretted it was the last meeting
with the hostess and all wished her
Il happy home in. the land OF sun
shine and flowers. California. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Mar
tinson, 517 east fifth, avenue.
Society notes add guide
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YOUNGER SET PLAYS.

Miss; Celestinc Burns was hostess
10 the Younger Set Auction Bridge
club last Monday evening. The
meeting was held at this time be
cause the regular day vas Ash We'd
nesday.' Miss Mabel Shelby received
the favor for high score.
The hostess was assisted in serv-
ing a luncheon sby Miss Lucille
Burns. On next Wednesday the clul
will he entertained by Misses Lucille
Evelyn and Ruth Greblc.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
ANNUAL CLUB PARTY

In the annual mid-winter party
OF the Mitchell Art club. the mem
bers we're hostesscs to their husbands
and friends last Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Ellwein, us West Fourth Avenue.
Dinner was served at / O'Clock,
and the balance OF the evening fol-
lowing was devoted 10 auction
bridge. The honors for the game
went to Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles.
The party was II OF the most en-
joyable of the series OF annual affairs.
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Mrs. HARRISON HOSTESS

Mrs. Ward Harrison was hostess
to the Kill kare Klub at it's meeting
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T.
N. Arneson and Mrs. harrison won
the high scores for the afternoons
play.
Mrs. Walter Davis will entertain
the club on March 18th.
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soDA1,1TY ENTERTAINMENTS

The Young Ladies' Sodality had
another of their enjoyable entertain
mcnts on Friday evening. February
y. in the nature of a valentine par
ty ut the Knights Of Columbus hail.
Despite the weather, II Large CROWD
was in attendance.
Cards we're the diversion OF the
evening and at the close about thn-
ty couples enjoyed a dance. me
program OF the evening consisted OF
a vocal solo by Miss Lucille Burns
a piano solo by Miss Edith Smit
and several readings by Miss DOW
dell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25

Chairman Wheeler will continue his
correspondence with the three lrms
especially with regard. TO the holding
OF a public meeting, with an archi-
tect as speaker.
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soRosIs CLUB MEETING

Mrs. II. f. Hardie entertained the
Sorosis club AT an interesting meet
ing Friday afternoon, Il, her home on
Court Merrill. Mrs. A. IA. Ellsworth,
vas elected to membership in the
club, Mrs. Leroy Morris sang II
number OF childrcn's songs, and Mrs.
III. p. Patterson. n guest of the after
moon, favored the club With a vocal
solo, both of which werc highly APP
lpreciatcd. Mrs. Mosicr and Mrs.
Herbert Hardy assisted The hostess
i'm serving refreshments III the close
OF the afternoon. The club will meet
with Mrs. Chas. Jones. 4n3 w. 18th
Avenue, on March 5ih.
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SOCIETY NOTES

~ X,;lt wi1l IN hncInSc To
.HiH. ra,.nru o,nh ~ lis
Tie iweh'io,li ,eli'"rs ~ Nc
meetlng on Moiia;.s al'.lsiao mo
ID NJ. 'liiany wa, ne 49, 80 INC
review ana WITS. nar,.
maeazine re.iGw. NJ I'll +ho
lhs w! -" root,ra ~ tho az
Springtlme" as Il ea'u'e " !"
ternoon: I'm moot
The Mi'cheii Art ciup ~ NJ
On Monday evening. wllh MIS-. ;n .
tin G WIDER as hostess aannmso
quotations VIII ~ ne 800 smbiaci viii
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joyed. Mrs. c. l.. Scott won the
high score for the ladies and T. N.
Arneson for the gentlemen.
Later. in the evening 4 .two-caurse
luncheon was served, partners being
secured by the matching of valcn-
tines. The evening was an especial
ly enjoyable one for all. The in
vited guests OF the affair were Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Myles.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25

team Went on. leaving the uncon-
cIous boy in the road where he was
found and removed to the hospital
and the police are looking for The
team, r."
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GIVEN DINNER TONIGHT.

Miss Anna Haynes. who retircs
,~froharthe position of cashier OF the
Mitchell Publishing company after
a number of years of untiring SER
vice. will he the guest of honor at II
dinner to be given at the Widmann
hotel at s o'clock this evening.
The members of the counting room
and editorial offices also will be the
guests Of the occasion. which was
arranged by the company in apprcc-
iation of Miss Haynes. who will take
q mnch-needcd vacation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-25
MISS WRIGHT snowERED.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Atkinson, seven miles north of Mitch
ell, was the scene of a shower on
Friday of last week OF II pre-nuptial
shower for Miss Belle Wright, who
is soon 10 bccomc The bride of Mr..
Julian Dondclingcr.
Miss Wright vas completely sur
prised, as the affair was so neatly
arranged by her friend, Miss Ida At
kinson. After the guests had ar
rived, a curtain was drawn from m
corner Of the parlor and they beheld
miniature statures of the future
bride and bridegroom, causing con-,
siderable merriment.
The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent, after which an enjoyable lunch
was served. The guest of honor re-
ceived many useful and beautiful
gifts, for which she took occasion to
thank the company in a few we'll
! chosen words.
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to the young people of the church
on Tuesday evening in the school
room of the church. About 40 guests
were, present.
The evening was very enjoyable
spent in guessing games and sing
ing. The members of the society
served Il snmDtIous lunch AT the
close.
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AID SOCIETY MET

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church
held the regular monthly Meeting
Thursday afternoon in the parlors.
Although .he walking was Lad. mary
OF the members with their Frie%ds
were rresea. and the occasion VAS
in every way delightful.
Mrs. Frauls Olsen lead The lcNG-
tiots and Mrs. w. S. Shcphcr1 cave
ii ve.y suggestive talk OH. "f'a,is2si
Habits OF Prayer Refreshments
wa,c served Dv Mrs. Lewis Shusfer's
DIVISION.
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FRANCIS WILLARD MEMORIAL.

FRANCIS WILLARD MEMoi.lfai-
The Women's Christian Temper
ance union held a very pleasant Soc
ial afternoon Wednesday in CONNIE
Grafton of Francis willard. with
Mesdames O .E. Cassem and G. S.
Weaver as hostcsses.
The spacious rooms ofithe Cassem
residence wcre beautifully decorated
with the national colors. the scheme
i also being carried out in the floral
decorations. Photographs of Francis
| Willard, with the emblem of the
! union designed in the national col
ors. were souvenirs of the occasion.
An interesting feature ofrthe after
noon was a. matrons' silver contest.
in which Mrs. j. r. Lane displayed
fine ability as a reader and carried
away the medal. A dainty luncheoh
was served.
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YOUNG PEOPLE RECEIVED
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
mar Lutheran church gave reception
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-15
BISHOP NICOLAS IN TOWN.

His Beatitude NicjheIas, Bishop of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, and head of the Orthodox Greek church in America, was in Bridgeport today for three hours. He arrived at 11:25 this forenoon and left for .Ansonia this afternoon at 2:30
 As he stepped off 4he train he at tracted considerable attention by his canonicaI costume. He is large man and wears a full beard of dark brown. His hair is long and falls over Ahis shoulders. On his head he wore a-vefled mitre of his office. Over his purple episcopal robes was an ample mantle of black which was fastened about his neck. A large episcopal cross suspended by a gold chain lay on his breast. There were two peculiar order badges pinned upon his breast which the reporter learned were. army orders, conferred on him by the Russian governn
 Before he took Holy Orders he was an officer. 1n the Russian army and was a colonel under General Sko- be1off at the battle of P1evna. Heewas accompanied by Rev. zodikef of New ork, who was attired in black robes. The New York clergyman also wore a dark beard and his long hair fell over bis shoulders. They were met at the station by Rev. Michael sBa- Elogh of the local Greek church.
 1t will be surprise to a great many to know that there is a Greek Russian church in this city, in fact two. The first is at Jane and Ha1lett streets, and is called the Church of the Holy Ghost It is the first of it's kind in New England and has membership of about 500.
 The other church., or chapel, is in Pine street and Hancock avenue. It has a membership of 200. The Hun garian language is spoken here but the rites of the Greek church are, ob- served.
 The object of the bishops visit to this city was not to dedicate a church but solely to pay a. visit. His resi- dence is in, San Francisco and he has 1 just returned from Russia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-15
REBUILD STAGE POLES TO HOLD UP
 HUGE GLASS TANK

Polls immense theatre s on Main street built three years ago has for the first time undergone a, change. The immense stage built expressly for heavy weights and which has hereto fore sustained 25 tons, has had to be fully reconstructed below to accom- modate the nine-ton glass and steel armor-plate tank used by Captain Louis Sorcho, the famous submarine diver and engineer.
 To withstand the shock Of subna- rine explosions that are shown in the sinking of battleships, and su bmarines themselves weighing over half a ton each, an enormously strong t;tnk hold ing about 8o,0O0 gallolls of water had to be built. Its weight when filled is about 40 tons.
 Under Stage Mana ger Harry Mey- !sers, direction, carpenters were engaged on Saturday night and early Sunday morning placing additional timber bracings beneath the big stage In ! =. +o the steel supports it re- quired 46 timbers 6 x s inches in width to support the mass of steel and glass which Poli audiences will view with l"terest during Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.