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Hi REHEARSING
The comedy sketch “Fun or
the Podunk Limited’’ which ii
to be presented at the Libert}
Theater within a few weeks, wil
be taken part in by 23 member!
of the Seward Athletic Club, whc
are now busy learning lines
making up costumes and holding
rehearsals in preparation for th<
gala event.
It is doubtful whether any ac
ever contained as many corned:
characters as appear in the in
terior of the day coach of th<
rural limited, staged in this show
The fun commences with thi
entrance of Farmer Bogs and hr
family consisting of Mrs. Bog’
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and the kids, Tom and Mary, typ
ical haystock youngsters who
during the journey to Fodunk d<
llieir share towards making th<
trip an unusual one for the othe]
passengers who also happen t<
| be an interesting assortment o
I travelers including Susie Olsoi
! who is on her way to visit ai
I Uncle, Ole; a chinaman, and i
; bride and groom who have beei
' I married less than an hour. Higl
M spots in the comedy are als«
* | occasioned by a woman suifra
* | gist and her naughty littl
’ daughter, and Miss Primm, a]
> i old maid who seems to taecom
? | excessively giddy because th
handsomest man in the villag
' has given her a bouquet in tokei
r !of his (?) esteem.
' | Life for the conductor on th
k - Pod link Limited is just one thin
\fter another; from bumping hi
3 bunions on the Bog’s luggage an
5! making amicable the relation
* between Susie and Chinama
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ATHLETIC PROGRAM
School athletics—3:40 to 5 p. r
Monday .Tuesday, Wednesda
Thursday and Friday.
Men’s handball—5 to 7 p. r
Monday, Tuesday, Wednecda
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Men’s indoor baseball—7:30 to :
p. m., Mondays.
Ladies indoor baseball—7:30 1
10 p. m. Thursdays.
Boys basketball—7 to 8:30 p. r
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Fridays
1 Men’s basketball—■$:30 to 10 p. r
j Wednesday and Saturdays
i Women's basketball—8.30 to
! p. m. Tuesday and Fridays.
! SPECIAL EVENTS—Monday ar
1 Tuesday evening’s of this wee'
j College basketball games.
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ElfIMS ON STSiKE
BOMBAY, Feb. 10, (/P)-Employees
of the Great Britain Indian Pen
insula Railway went on strike at
dawn today in behalf of demands
for increase of wages, security of
tenure, fair hours, abolition
of racial discrimination and non
victimization of union officials.
The railroad employees number
125,000, but the extent of response
to the strike was believed to have
been only partial. The railroad
has a mileage of 3,050 miles.
LONDON ,Feb. 10, </P)—What
virtually amounts to a five-pow
er agreement by which submar
ines will not be abolished altho
their activities will be restricted,
is said in conference circles to
have already been achieved.
j John; his troubles go from bad
I to worse when Miss Highstyle
| frustrating protests the removal
I of her poodle dog Fido to the
baggage car, and he is given
some pointers on how not to use
’flattery, by an old Irish woman.
There are also other characters
equally amusing, all portrayed
by local talent.
One of the features of the
| show is the singing porter, which
1 role will be carried by Joyce Kuh
j ler. Other musical numbers are
! also featured.
The large cast is made up oi
Dow Galloway, Josephine Shel
i don, Tom Reisner, Buelah Holben
| Ernestine Jessen, M. D. Roaney
I Merritt Shellhorn, Sigrid Noble
! Miriam Painter, Barton Stanton
Leonard Hopkins, Ray Manthey
| John Nelson, Jr., Catherine
I Faust, Alice Brownell, Mrs. Les
\ lie, Edith Kaemerer, Elsa Mac
Cauley, Margarete Lechner, Dor
| othy Hill, Catherine Horton anc
! Margarite Reisner.
* Director, E. E. Reisner.
TAKEN FOR A RIDE
A canoe, which evidently had
been stored behind some build
ing near the waterfront, began
an over-land voyage Saturday
night when the wintry blast pick
ed it up and set it down in the
street near the trans-continental
depot.
A FALSE ALARM
“Somebody said the roof of our
house was on fire but I haven’t
: been able to locate it yet,” re
; marked Harry Henrikson yester
! day when volunteer depart
| ment members dashed up to the
| house.
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LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY PARTY
j The Local Shrine Club will give
] a card party for Masons, Eastern
Stars and invited guests, Wednes
day night, February 12th, 8 to 11 p,
m., followed by an hour's dancing.
Peppy music and an enjoyable time
is assured. Admission will ne 50
(cents per person. All ol those who
(have attended previous par tie j are
cordially invited to this or.e.
Committee
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