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FIRE INSURANCE
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T0 N I G IIT
LATEST BATHE NEWS
WEEKLY No.. 87
“ T H E R 0 M A N C E
OF TARZAN”
THE CONCLUDING
CHAPTER OF
TARZAN OF THE APES
FROM THE BOOK —BY
EDGAR R. BURROUGHS.
A WON DERFUL FIRST
NATIONAL Attraction
IN 7— REELS.
(8— REEL Program
W ATCH this Space for Date
ON— “MICKY”
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KLKVKN LITTLK GIRLS TO
OPKN THK PROGRAM AT TIIK
SATI’ROAY NIGHT MI SK ALK
The folk dance, by eleven lit.!’
Seward misses, will open the program
at the musicale ami dance SatuixLy
night to b«‘ given in the Odd Fellows
hall by the Woman’s flub of Seward.
The little misses will be dressed ;n St
Valentine costumes and are expected
to make one of the hits of the evening.
Those taking part are Yuka Yaga,
Buella Orvden, F.sther Guy, Isabella
Robinson, Pearl Smith, Bertha Lloyd,
Klva Pore sen, Tinnie Dryden, Helen
Perry. Virginia Ski'cn and Katherine
Neville. All are pupils of Mi.ss Gort*
nide KendalPs primary grade of ihe
Public School.
Besides the folk dunce there will he
many musical numbers given by the
best artists in Seward. Following the
program, the floor will be cleared and
then dancing. Tickets are on sale bv
members of the club and the young
Americans, as well as at the Gateway
office.
With the musicale and the dance,
the ladies have not forgotten the h?
nrr mar and inner woman. Sandwich
es, ef the home variety, art te be
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etved with coffee and if this thm
feature attraction, musicaie, dartre
r.d luncheon. does not draw v eil,
nothing will.
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SOME DAY, TOMORROW
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The Jinks, for those who believe n
ich things, will have a good time *o
morrow. Look at the calender. Friday, i
the thirteenth.
NEW MILL
IN SEWARD;
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Seward will have another saw-mi.I
»ith:n a few weeks. William liryan !
| announced this morning at the Hotel j
> -ward that he would move his saw- j
>rill from Mile 2t within a coup! * of
; w.'oks. The location of the Bryan nrll
will probably be on the Ugoou thu<
affording opportunity to secure log
ftom around the hay as well as from
along tT.e ndhoad. Mr. Bryan nr
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nouneed further that he had securer*
a *ood contract from the Commission
through Col. Warren of the soup v
Department.
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RAN ON JAZZ DANCES
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LEYTON, Eng.. Feb., 13— TT;c I
municipal government has placed a *
ban on the one-step and the j ait in j
dances in city halls. The city fathers j
consider that these dances are not in f
9*94 form and ineiUJni morality.
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