The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-05

oleS lz4l volcanoes. tz0g what FlahLs
Grow in North Dakota.
miscellaneous.
ca Louis Asassiz. {s) Robert Blake
we'll. 90 s. M. Babcock. 90 Henry
MaSa s & sryce sj f IutRer Sursank
Darwin. iii Charles Dickens. sIs)
Thomas Edison. (13) Joan Of Arc. I'D
(1s) Justin Morrill,. (17) Horace Plum
kett. (is) James Whitcomb Riley. (19l
Carl schurz; GOD Mark Twain. CID
Yards. CSl ,BiiIboards. (s) city Plans.
90 Civic Clubs. (5) Garbage Disposal.
eare E %is c NulSaass s Ra5ks Nus
m nnss Aoass street cea Trass Of Great
City.
III. Economic Problems-(1l Cen
trail Bank. ca Conservation. (s) Nat
of 90 dnoo%s W Tax 90
Cd shop S0ts is ssAsis G Tsa S} TarI
COB Taxation. (lT) Trusts. (12) Wat
" Edueation-t1) Athletics. ca
Free Textbooks. (5) Home Economics.
l6l Industrial Education. Cd Open Air
School School 60 School Playgrounds. ,9SS}
Schoolhouse as Art Gallery, Henlth
Center. Social Center. ((11) simplitied
Spelling. 12l Ventilation and SANTA
v. Public Questions. (1) Capital
Punishment. (2) Child Labor. CD Com
mission Form of Government. 90 Gov
eminent Ownership. cd immigration:
90 Increase of Navy. (7) Initiative and
Postal Savings Bank. (10) Prohibition
CID Ship Subsidies. CID Woman Suf-
frage.
VI : Social ,I, ousstiSnszs1> Boy Scouts
(Stage, etc).- (D Hull House. (5) In
dams. CD International Peace. (7l
Mine Accidents. go Moving Pictures
so Poverty; s(10) Prison Reform. CID
Copies of addresses delivered by pub
lie men, after-dinner stories and poems
suitable for banquets, bulletins on civic
clubs. How to Organize Country
Judge Debate. Farmers Clubs, Value
of Literary Society, debate outlines
on practically every subject and near
ly 800 declarations and dialogs (dia-
pathetic) will be loaned to responsible
parties for a period of time not to ex-
coed fourteen days.
The Little Country Theatre play
service, new feature of the package
library system. aims to stimulate an in
terest for good, clean drama and or
igjnal entertainment among people liv-
ing in the open country and villages.
ants and plays are loaned to the citi-
ems OF the state for period Of time
not to exceed fourteen days. Festivals
subject matter upon the selection, or
drills, and dances characteristic of fes-
ttvals for the following occasions,
OF the state: ID Harvest Festival. (2)
Halloween. (Sl Thanksgiving. as
selns srthS a. New 5eaT WashinSgt aaFs
t10) May Day or Spring Festival. (iil
M Men Thsla Day; I2l Fourth Of July.
Sports Carnival us1 Farmers ~iP pier
mic and Field Day. (1s) Community
Characters. 1s5 Home o % is'0t U.s.
Corn Festival. l2O) Country Life Fes-
dances suitable for school programs are
kept on file. Books, such as Human
GymIastic Dancing (four volumes) !;
Popular Folk Games and Dances, by
Mari r. Hofer; Dramatic Games and
Dances for Little Children, by Caroline
Crawford; The Folk Dance Book, by c.
Ward Champion; Folk Dances and
Singing Games by Elizabeth Burchen-
al, ETC.. will be loaned to persons for
period of time not TO exceed seven days.
Pageants-With a knowledge OF the
fact that few states, especially agri-
cultural commonwealths, afford better
opportunity for the development of
the,people of the community take part,
subject matter has been prepared on
The Selection of Pageant, Pageant
Grounds. Costumes, Makeup, Music,
Organization of Pageant, Promotion
and Presentation of Pageant. This
subject matter, together with copies of
typical pageants, will be loaned to citi-
gems of the state for period of time
not to exceed seven days. Plays-Cop-
les Of plays and catalogs from dramatic
publishing houses are loaned to clubs
and individuals for a period of time not
to exceed seven days. These plays are
loaned for reading purposes only. over
two-act, three-act and four-act plays.
In order to assist people in the or
ganization of clubs, in building pro-
grams and to give them advice in par
liamentary practice, copies of constitu-
tions for various kinds of clubs, pro-
grams for different occasions and books
on parliamentary procedure are kept on
file and loaned for q period of time not
to exceed seven days.
System--HOw Loans Are Made.
Subject matter will be loaned to citi-
zens of the state free of charge. Per-
sons wishing material must give the
name of some reputable party (teacher,
farmer, librarian, postmaster, banker
or business man) in the district, village
or city, in which they reside, who will
guarantee the safe return of the same.
Packages viii be sent either by express
or mail. The party borrowing the same
will be expected to pay the postage or
Persons DESTROYS of using the pack
age library system should address A. @.
Arvold, care of the Little Country
Theatre, North Dakota Agricultural
college, Fargo.iN. p.