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The Washington times., 1929-08-03

ing, 1918 Indian Lane N. W.: esti.
mated cost, $17,700.
Hampshire Gardens Development
Corporation, to erect two-story brick
apartment building, 1912 New
Hampshire Ave. N. W.; estimated
cost, $4,000.
Young Enterprises, to erect five
two-sory brick dwellings. 1140-56
Otis Pl. N. E.; estimated cost, $45,-
600.
Frank J. Allus, to erect two-story
brick and tile dwelling, 1888 Kalmia
st. N. W.: estimated cost, $4,000.
Federal forage Company, to erect
five-story brick and tile furniture
warehouse, 1903 Florida Ave. n. W.;
estimated cost, 100000.
C. G. Hargis, to erect two-story
frame dwelling, 5803 Eighth st. ~.
W.: estimated cost, $4,000.
Herbert Newson, to build front ad.
dition and make repairs and altera-
tions, ITO II st. N. E.: estimated
cost, $4,000.
Christina Fletcher, to erect two.
story brick dwelling, 44S5 Thirty
eighth st. N. W.; estimated cost,
$4,000.
Poretsky and Silver, to erect two.
story brick ana tile dwelling. 1419
Hemlock st. N. W.; estimated cost,
$500.
George g. Richards, to erect two
story brick dwelling, ~ Nicholson
st. N. W.; estimated cost, $4,000.
Almas Temple, A. A. o. N. NJ. s.,
to erect four-story brick and con-
crete clubhouse, 1895 K st. N.
W.; estimated cost, 100000.
w. C. and Al. N. Miller, to erect
three-story brick dwelling, 2S09 Fox.
hall Rd. N. W.; estimated cost, $13,'
500.
william Miller, to erect one-story
frame dwelling, 4204 Twenty-second
st. N. W.; estimated cost, $4,000.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
Corporation
Sells Two Apartments

sale OF two apartment houses, one
III 1909 Fifteenth st. N. w. and the
hfher at 1921 Fairmont st. N w,
were announced yesterday by the
Wardnan Corporation. The two
1properEles changed hands at q figure
6f $500 900. 1t was reported.
The Fifteenth Street building was
hold for the Wardman organization
Ao Charles ]. Rogers, while the Fair
mont Street property was sold. to an
Unnamed local investor through the
N. Z. Sansburg Co. Wardman re-
GENTLY acquired both buildings from
George u. Hunt. The buildings are
a,racticaIly identical, each being of
four stories and containing 80 small
housekeeping apartments.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
AnacOstia Building
First Film Theater

FIRST motion picture theater building
N Anacostia, which Is to be erected
~ 1894 Good Hope Rd. for the
Eairiawn Amusement Company. The
Estimated cost of the building is
Ss5. 900.
the structure is to be Of brick,
sviII have q two-story front for
accommodation OF sound and pro-
lection apparatus and offices. and
Svfif be 45x1O5 feet, with q seating
rauacity for 49S persons. Charles
"A Lohr Is the builder, and Clarence
n. Harding the architect.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
18th Street Building
Is Beauty ParIOr Site

The second floor OF the building
at 61S Twelfth st. N. W., has been
leased for q two.year term to Mrs.
Katherine, Lake, who win open =
beauty parlor in the near future,
1t was announced yesterday by the
N. l.. Sansbury Company.
George A. Robinson leased the
east front store in the Childresg
Building, 1405 / st. N. W., for a
barber shop, also through the
Sansbury Company. beginning
September /. 1929.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
Photographic Store
70 Be in Southern Bldg,

The large storeroom at 1923 II
~ NJ. w, in the Southern building,
hae been leased to Reid s. Baker
For d fiva-year term. He has opened
4 Photographic goods and gift shot.
Il was reported yesterday by the
hffice Of w. W Drury.
It was also announced the firm
had leased the. first floor Of 1908
Ninth st. N. w. to the Home Dec
oratIng Co. for three-year term.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
Have outlets for fan and an iron
and don't work in shadow
Plan yOar sOi,igg zpben y0a plan y0ar house

Ia fact, provide plenty Of outless for the
many eIecfrical appliances that can save
you so much labor.
Whether you are planning new home
or remodeling an old one, have the cleo
tricaI comfort that . General Electric
Wiring System can give you. This system,
the outcome of collaboration between
leading architects and General Eecric
engineers, provides for plenty Of outlets
for every room and . switch accessible
to every door. It's lasting service Il def
nireIy assured because al its materials
inside the walls and out, are made By
General Electric.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03

If you want to work efficiently In your
kitchen, you must Light IL correctly. And
you can't light IL correctly unless your
wiring Is planned with care and foresight.
Have 4 standard kitchen light in the
centre of your room, by all means, but
consider the position of your sink and
your range and be sure thaf you won't
be working in your own shadow. You'll
need side fixture -of perhaps two.
Well-pIaced .outlets make for comfort,
too. You should have one for your iron.
one for the fan that will keep yOur kitck-
en- cool through the summer days, one
for your electric refrigerator.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03
Home OlOning Backed
As Money -SaUer

Discount yon like, the sentimental for making
payment on covered bungalow there remain many
practical considerations that make ownership advisable
Tor the average family Of small means says Herbert u Mel
executive secretary Of the National Association of Real
Estate Boards.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03

You will save money and get tire
best In mufOm0biIes, too, if yea buy
one Of the Eood used cars listed fn
tbday's Classified ads.
The Washington times., 1929-08-03

Iaim the happy cnvaleade 0f vmra-
tlon automobile tourists IN oRe ef the
tor sale eeIumns e teday's Classified
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Thursday, December II, 1929

The Sauk Centre Boy Scouts,
would like to build cabin for one
of the requirements for the Eagle
Badge. But so far no definite lo-
cation or material for building has.
| been selected. This would great
ly increase the interest in Scouting
for this city. Other towns have lit
tie cabins within short hiking dis
tance. Why shouldn't we?
Do you know:
| The salute to the flag?
How to splice rope?
! General first aid?
| How to swim?
The Pine Trees?
| If not you should join the Boy
Scouts.
Sauk Centre has produced five
Eagle Scouts:
Paul Markson.
Phil Steiner.
Archie Hines.
Ed Kells.
Dick Borgmann.
| At present Dick Borgmann is the.
only one actively connected with
the troop.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

The following starts series9 of
letters to illustrate Boy Scouting in
the United States.
Dear Jim:
Today a fellow spoke to me
about Scouts. He asked me if I
wanted to join and when said I
didn't know he said he would show
me how I would want to join. He
began by telling me how Boy Scouts
spend much time hiking and camp
ing, in getting into Indian lore, in
perpetuating the history of the pio-
neer scouts and many other things.
He brought out book and showed
me pictures of the 1000 American
Boy Scouts who attended the jam
boree in England last summer.
Think of it. Scouts from forty
four nations spent two weeks in
camp under the Prince of Wales
and Sir Robert Baden-Powell-t
originator of Scouting.
Among these scouts were twenty
four from Minneapolis and st.
Paul, who went to England through
the generosity of Twin City busi-
mes men. This troop, he said, was
called the Itasca troop and was de-
signated Troop No. 1, United States
and lead all countries in parades
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
and formations.

and formations.
He showed me the pictures of
three Boy Scouts, Bob Douglas,
Douglas Oliver, and David Martin,
who spent six weeks in Africa as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
johnson, famous for hunting big
game with camera. David Mar
tin is a son of a minister from
Austin, Mimi, and is well known
to Rev. Sparkes, formerly of this
city. He showed me pictures of
other Scouts who went to the Arc
tic Ocean, or who toured the coun-
try and the one who was selected
by Commander Byrd to accom-
pany him to the Anarctic lands.
He told me of the Honorary
Scouts-and mentioned the names
I of a few who are best known
Charles A. Lindbergh, Commander
Byrd, ,Orville Wright, Donald Nc
MILAN and Kermit Roosevelt. If
these men can be interested in Boy
Scouting, it must be a wonderful
thing nearly a million boys
and men connected with it.
He then told me what it would
cost to be a Scout. Less than a
penny a week. He said, fifty
cents year of fifty two weeks.
Join now with the rest of the boys
who are re-registering for the com.
ing year. Registration at fifty cents
a year is al THAT is absolutely re-
quired by Scout.
have joined now and will meet
with the other fellows each We'd
nesday night at 6:55. He said Wis.,
litotrs are always welcome so may
be I'll bring my father and mother
along.
l. Next week I'll tell you about my
first meeting.
H. Your friend, Ben.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

Watch, Sled and Candy
Melrose, MINI.
Dec. 2, 1929
Dear Santa Claus:
am so glad that Christmas will
soon be here.
Say Santa, you have been very
good to me other years and I hope
you will come again this year.
I will be a good boy if you please
bring me a watch that runs a sled
and candy and nuts.
I am years old and in the third
grade.
Your friend
Fred Hinnenkamp.
and some chaires and swing for
my doll and gymnasium set and
a cardboard house with a piano in
it and that's all I think of right
now and I want a Christmas tree
and be sure not to forget the
Christmas toys for me don't forget
Santa Claus. Good by
Your friend
Mildred Bjone
Good Order for Santa
Sauk Centre, MINI.
Dec 2, 1929
Dear Santa:
Last year you brought me an
air rifle. I have played with it
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Appreciates Past FayOrs

Sauk Centre, Mimi, Dec, 1929
I am writing to tell you what I
would like to have for Christmas.
Please bring me a nice doll that
talks, walks and sleeps and has
curly hair, also a set of Tinker
Toys thanks for that piano and
toys I got last year, and hope you
will remember me this year.
Your Little grille
Alice Polpnick
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Leaves it Up to Santa Claus

90. Route
Sauk Centre, MINI.
.., . December 4, 1929
Dear Santa,
I have been in your stores and
seen all your pretty things, I sure
liked lodse of them, but Dear San
ia please bring me a Steamshovel
and a firetruck and catepiller now
Santa bring me what you want to
bring. Well Santa this is all.
Yours respectful,
Sylvester Wiener
Hoboken care of Theo Wiener
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
A Doll and Trunk

A Doll and Trunk
Melrose MINI
Dec 2 1929
Dear Santa
I am sure you will come to our
house. I know you came every
year so I hope you will come this
year too. If you do I want doll
in trunk an aluminium set, hand
kerchiefs and bali. Will you please
bring me some candy, peanuts and
oranges and apples? ~
Mary Ann Hinnenkamp.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Little Girl Likes Pretty Things

Little Girl Likes Pretty Things
Sauk Centre MINI
Dec 4, 1929
Dear Santa, Claus
1 am sending. you letter and let
you know I have been in Santa
store and seen all the pretty things
you have in your store, please
bring me some pretty things like
a swing and a song book little
sheep and some paper and table
and pencle some handkerchiefs
and garters. this is all for this
year. Good by Santa
Hoboken Marion Weiner care
Thos Weiner Sauk Centre MINI
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Loves Her Teacher

Loves Her Teacher
Sauk Centre, MINI.
Dec. 9, 1929.
Dear Santa Clause:
I am a little girl in the second
grade at school. My teachers name
is Miss Hunt. love her dearly. 1
have also dear little brother that
I dearly love, his name is Russell.
He is five years old now.
Dear Santa, I want you to bring
me a little sewing machine so I
can sew my dolly cloths and my
little brother wants a sled. He has
big dog, its names tedey that will
pull him around if he only had a
sled. Now dear Santa Clause don't
forget to come and see me Christ
mas.
From little
Irene and Russell Larson.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

very much. It is nearly as good
as ever. This year would like to
have football, a checker board
and checkers, five boxes of BIS
and a barrel for my air rifle. If
you can't bring them to me bring
me what you think best.
Your loving friend,
Vernon Cheney
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Alvin TS Modest

Alvin Is Modest
Melrose, MINI.
Dec. 2, 1929.
Dear Santa:
I wish you would very kindly
bring me as follows: A pencil, tab
lie: and colors. I am 10 years old
the 18th of December then I will
be II.
A Merry Christmas,
Alvina Wilenberg.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Wants Other Cared For

Wants Other Cared For
Sauk Centre, MINI.
December 6, 1929
Dear Santa Claus,
will not ask for very much as
there are so many little tots look
ing for something. I would like to
have a new dress and a cupboard
for my dishes. My little brother
would like to have a drum so that
he can learn to play it, as he wants
to join the boys band when he gets
old enough.
Please Santa Clause do not forget
my dear teacher, Sr. Marcelle of the
Parochial School. hope did not
ask for to many things.
Good bye
Bernardine Merten.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Dolly Must Be Fed

Please Santa Claus send me a
first grade little red music book, a
doll buggy and little nipple and
bottle for my doll, my sister Pau
line wants a drawing book to paint.
Neva wants picture book and the
baby a ball.
am six years old.
Leara Wilcox.
Daddie Paul Wilcox r. F. D.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
New Clothes for This Boy

New Clothes for This Boy
Dear Santa Clause
Please send me some new clothes
for Christmas because need them.
I love you Santa Clause.
John Klein
S14 Ash Street
Sauk Centre
Minnesota.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

have it full of ice cream lollypops.
Now Santa please read this careful
ly and see if you can't find some of
these toys for me and if shall be
very good boy and happy and I
must not forget to write and tell
you to send me very good dog,
don't for get Santa Claus.
Good by, your friend
Junior Bjone.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

Wants Doll and Buggy
Melrose, MINI.
Dec. 2, 1929.
Dear Santa Claus: will you
please bring me a big doll and a
little buggy for the doll?
I would like some beads and a
sack of candy. .-.. .......
I am seven years old and in the
third grade.
Your friend, r. .--.
Lorraine Herzog,
. District 73.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Going Into Business

I want dumptruck and a tink-
ertoa a trailer that runs off things
a picture book, bedroom SLIPPERS.
How are you? I'm fine
what is your address my is 527
Asst street.
Your friend
Floyd Jornor Clark,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Please, Mr..
Santa Claus
Continued from Page A.

CONTINUED from Page A.
Here is a Little Housekeeper
Dear Santa
I would like to have a doll
blackboard and dust mop
Naomi Mildred Olds
2O2 5th st Sauk centre minn
Paul Knows What He Wants
Dear Santa
Will you bring me big wagon
a fire truck toy village and one
orange colored and one blue car
with rumble seat
lovingly
Paul OldS
2O2 5th st
: Sank Centre Mimi
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
A Wach would BE Fine

A Wach Would Be Fine
Melrose, MINI.
Dec. ,, 1929
Dear Santa Claus: Are you COM
ing to our place?
I wish you would bring me a
watch. I would be happy then.
Your friend,
Raymond Hume.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

The Scouts are registering this
week and all have paid in their
fifty cents dues. This is the only
financial requirement of scouting.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
But Thrills Are Lost

Common sense is the ashes that
enable one to avoid falls on the
slippery track of life.-Nashvil!
Banner.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Wants Pair of Skis

Wants Pair Of Skis
Sauk Centre, MINI.
Nov %, 1929
Dear Santa,
please
send me a car and a pair of skis,
Please your boy friend, Everett
Dickson
Sauk Centre, MINI.
In care of Hoar old Office.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Rector Set and Other Things

Dear Santa Claus
I want a rectorset,
I want a cork gun,
= want a boys leather gloves, =
i want some bedroom slippers,
Your friend Laury Asa Clark.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
PLAYER-PIANO
in this locality
FOR SALE CHEAP

For a small balance of $240 still
due on contract. will sell a fine
high-grade $500 Baldwin made med
ium size player-piano in perfect
playing condition, less than a year
old with so rolls and bench, rather
than box and ship it back to Min
neapolis.
Will accept $1,000 monthly pay
ments from responsible party.
For particulars write
Collection Department
IL So. Eighth Street
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

VIII Furnish Own Tree Ornaments
,n,. -~- Sauk Centre MINI
Dear Santa
hope you will please bring me a
cowboy suit an airplane and sled
and a firetruck and electric train
and pool table and a big Christ
mas tree and I don't care if there
are no ornaments-just as soon
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Raymond is a Regular Boy

1SuyIIOHU - q 1SCS uIuI DUy
dear santa claus
dear santa may have apair of
ice skates and a accordian and a
pair snow skates and-ascout-knife
a cowboy suit and flash light.
raymond geore Berggreen sauk
centre minn
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Louise Bieringer.
Has Artistic TaSfo

Has Artistic Taste
Sauk Centre MINI
Dec "a, 1929
D Santa Claus
Please bring me load of collars
and big doll. -
From Rose Bieringer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Would Like Doll and Dishes

Would Like Doll and Dishes
Dec. "a, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me big doll and
some dolly dishes on.
Christmas night will thank yot
very much for it.
Yours truly.
Louise Bieringer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Fine W;ra Ma.l

Fine Wire Mesh
A worlds record has been estab
ifshed recently with a wire cioti.
having 100000 openings to the
square inch.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Power Tractor Would Please

Power Tractor Would Please
Dec. "a, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me a tractor that
you can wind up.
Your truly,
Bernard Bieringer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Time Piece and Tractor

Time Piece and Tractor
Dec. "a, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
Please. bring me watch and
tractor and araplane.
Yours truly
Joseph Bieringer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

Sauk Centre MINI
Dec 7 20
Dear Santa:
Please bring me a steam shovel,
this year if you can. I wanted one
last year but guess you didn't re-
member or you didn't have money
enough so please think of me this
year. would like to have some
candy and nuts too. Thanking you
I am %
John H. Green
822 Pleasant St.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

Now Santa please read this careful
ly and see if you can't find some of
these toys for me and if shall be
very good boy and happy and I
must not forget to write and tell
you to send me a very good dog,
don't for get Santa Claus.
Good by, your friend
Junior Bjone.
Power Tractor Would Please
Dec. "a, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me a tractor that
you can wind up.
Your truly,
Bernard Bieringer.
Valerie Would Like to Have Doll
Sauk Centre,
MINI, Nov. 20, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
want dolls bed,
I want a book and set of dishes
and a table and chairs and mu-
sic roll and some bedroom slip
pers.
Your friend
Valerie Edith Clark.
I would like to no your address.
My address is 527 Ash street.
Makes It Easy for Santa
Sank Centre, MINI.
December 5, 1929
Dear Santa,
I am writing a letter to you for
the first time.
am only eight years old.
I hope you can be able to read
it.
would like a doll a ball, pen
Gil box, candy, nuts, cookies.
A candy cane for baby brother
and peanuts.
You will find stocking by the
chimney please.
Leave it at Valeria Vessels
please.
Yours truly,
.... yaleria Vessel.
Raymond is a Regular Boy
ucdI SdIlId CLAUS
dear santa may have apair of
ice skates and a accordian and a
pair snow skates and-ascout-knife
a cowboy suit and a flash light.
raymond geore Berggreen sauk
centre minn
Wants Pair of Skis
Sauk Centre, MINI.
Nov %, 1929
Dear Santa,
please
send me a car and a pair of skis,
Please your boy friend, Everett
Dickson
Sauk Centre, MINI.
In care of Hoar old Office.
A Kiddie Wants to Fly
Dear Santa Claus
am five years old.
I want an aeroplane a train.
Your friend
Harry Higbie Jr.
A Train Would Please This Lad
Dear Santa Clause
am nine years old.
want a train and a car
your friend
Thomas Higbie
A Modest Little Lady
Dear Santa Claus
1 am twelve years old.
I want box of paint and an
box of handkerchief.
Your friend '
Anna Higbie.
6-Year-Old Would Like a Doll
Dear Santa Claus.
I am six years old. -
I want big doll
I want a doll buggy.
Your friend
Mary Higbie.
A Typewrite Will Please
Sauk Centre,
Dec. 3, 1929
Dear Mr. Santa Clause
Here are some of the things that
i want the most. I would like a
dollar SO cent pool table and a SIM
plex typewriter and a pair of
safety slide skates.
Yours truly Mark Ingersoll.
Fairly Good Sized Order
Sauk Centre MINI
Dear Santa-I hope you will send
me black board and wigs on
all my dolls and writing desk and
a electric nose wiper and a electric
stove and a good book and a table
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

Will Like Blackboard
Dear Santa:
Please bring a chart or black
board and chalk to Rita Egan, LOG
Willow ST., City.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Would Like q Tractor

Would Like Tractor
Dec. "a, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me tractor plow.
Yours truly.
Edward Bieringer.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

A Kiddie Wants to Fly
Dear Santa Claus
I am five years old.
I want an aeroplane train.
Your friend
Harry Higbie Jr.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12
Bernard Bieringer.

Valerie Would Like to Have a Doll
Sauk Centre,
MINI, Nov. 20, 1929
Dear Santa Claus
want dolls bed,
I want a book and a set of dishes
and table and chairs and mu-
sic roll and some bedroom slip
pers.
Your friend
Valerie Edith Clark.
I would like to no your address.
My address is 527 Ash street.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

Fairly Good Sized Order
Sauk Centre MINI
Dear Santa-I hope you will send
me a black board and a wigs on
all my dolls and writing desk and
a electric nose wiper and a electric
stove and a good book and a table
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

A Train Would Please This Lad
Dear Santa Clause
I am nine years old.
want train and a car
your friend
Thomas Higbie
The Sauk Centre herald., 1929-12-12

A Typewrite Will Please
Sauk Centre,
Dec. 3, 1929
Dear Mr. Santa Clause
Here are some of the things that
i want the most. I would like a 4
dollar SO cent pool table and a SIM
plex typewriter and a pair of
safety slide skates.
Yours truly Mark Ingersoll.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-26
GOV. PARKS YACHT CUP ARRIVES IN SEATTLE
 ON PLANE ALASKAN

Taken south by the plane AL askan, the large silver cup given by Gov. George A. Parks as one of the Capital-to-Capital Y a h t Race prizes was received by Adolph D. Schmidt of the New Washington Hotel at p. m. Wednesday, cable received today by Gov. Parks from MT. Schmidt said. The cup will be on exhibition at the New Wash ington Hotel for some time and will later be taken to Olympia and yacht clubs on the Sound for ex- hibition purposes.
 MT. Schmidt is an enthusiastic yachtsman and was winner of the Sydney Laurence painting given as prize in the Capital-to-Capital Yacht Race last summer. He ex- poets to bring his yacht, the Win nifred, north in the race this year in an effort to win the prize again.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-26
Attractions At Theatres
MAN OF THE FOREST"
 IS NOW AT COLISEUM

Those who like love stories told with thrills, action, spectacle and cuspense-and who doesnt-will find their dreams realized in Man of the Forest" the Paramount pro- duction of Zane Grey's novel. which came to the Coliseum last night, with Jack Holt, Georgia Hale and Fl Brendel as featured players.
 Man of the Forest" one of the most virile characterizations of Zane Grey's popular pen, gives Jack Holt a mountain lion and a bear for pets. Georgia Hale, as Nancy Raynor. the girl who inher- it's ranch. is eminently accept able. And as for comedy relief that is unobtrusive but effective, Fl Brendel gets aIf the laughs.
 Briefly. the story revolves around