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A House of Hearts.
A "hearty" home is that of the wife
of a doctor in California. The tables,
chairs, etc., in fact, all thb furniture
of the peculiar house aro heart-shaped I
Tho owner's bed has a heart-shaped
headboard supported on both sides
by bedposts carved to represent Cu
pid's arrow. Tho heart-shaped head
board Is decorated with a heart
shaped plcruro frame In which two
angels cmbraco each other I The re
markable house Is named tho "Peri
cardium," which means tho membrane
enclosing the heart and the great blood
vessels.
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Can You Write a Story
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Alt filght! , Hfrm'm Your Chmnoo! ,
To Show your' ability and winone of the prizes given by
The ORPHEUM Theatre by so doing. In the Hit that
follows you wil) find titles of pictures being released by
the FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS CIRCUIT of which
The ORPHEUM is a frachiae holder.
In Search of A Sinner
The Fighting Shepherdess
The Inferior Sex
The Family Honor1
The Woman Gives'
Polly of the Storm Country
Don't Ever Marry
Passions Play Ground
The Love Expert
The Yellow Typhoon
A Splendid Hazard
Married Life
The Perfect Woman
Yes or No
Go and Get It'
The Notorious Miss Lisle
4The Jack Knife Man'
.What Women Love'
45 Minutes from Broadway
In the Heart of a Fool'
Harriett and the Piper'
'The Kick in High Life'
These are your titles and the idea is to join all the titles together, or
as many as you wish, with as few words as possible between them!
Example;, Dinty lived 45 Minutes from Broadway on the
loonervuie Trolly line. He took A Splendid Hazard in
Married Life which was Dangerous Business.
THE PRIZES
First, $3.00; Second $1.00: Third, $1.00 and the ten
next best will receive a pass to THE FIGHTING SHEP
HERDESS, with Anita Stewart. sLwi'iio at Tl, ORPUCI TM -
January 21 and 22. Sign .your name to your story and mail' or
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Wednesday, Jan. 1 9, as the contest will close on that date. The only
condition and rule of this contest is that you attend the show next
Thursday, Jan. 20, when the winners names will be shown on the
screen. 1 he prize story will also be published in the papers,
going to be lots of fun, so let's all try.
The Branded Woman
.'The Master Mind
'Good References
Toonerville Trolley
Passion
Peaceful Valley
Twin Beds
Nomads of thtf North
Old Dad
Dinty'
Sowing the Wind
The Devils Garden
The Scoffer
Curiosity
The Woman in His House'
Dangerous Business'
'The Great Adventure'
Habit'
Mammas Affair'
The Truth About Husbands
Unseen Forces'
Love Honor ane Behave'
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Will Conduct Farm Bureau
Campaign in this County
On January 24th an intensive cam
paign will bo launched in Webster
county in tho interests of the Ne
braska Farm Bureau federation with
both tho view of acquainting tho
farmers of tho county with tho aims
of tho farm bureau und tho securing
of memberships in the Webster Coun
ty Farm Bureau.
The campaign in Webster county
will be conducted along lined similar
to those adopted in counties which
have already been organized. Two
meetings will be held on Monday,
Jan. 21th, at tho most convenient
point in tho county.
Both meetings will be addressed by
J. A. Crawford of Kansas who is in
charge of the campaign in Nebraska.
Mr. Crawford hts been engaged in
farm organization work for many
years and is a practical farmer. Ho
is a forceful speaker and under
stands the work well. The purpose
of having him in Webster county is
to explain tho purposes of tho farm
bureau in such a way that ita valuo
to tho agricultural interests of the
state and nation cannot be misunder
stood. At the recent meeting of tho Ne
braska Farm Bureau it was announc
ed that thero were 13,854 members
in the seventeen counties that have
been canvassed to date. No work
was done during the holidays but the
forces wero strengthened and tho of
ficers in charge are in tho hopes of
adding 3,000 names to the list each
week. In most of tho counties a
percentage of close to 00 per cent of
all farmers solicited has been main
tained. Somo idea of how the farm bu
reau movement is sweeping over tho
United States may be gained from
the fact that, though the American
Farm Bureau Federation is only a
little over one year old, it has"'l,500,
000 members in thirty one states.'
"However, said H. D. Lute, secre
tary of tho Nebraska Farm Bureau,
"it might bo a good idea to offer the
suggestion at this time why ,the
fanners of Webster county Bhould get
into the organization along with the
farmers of Nebraska as .well as
throughout the United States. 'r
"It is not the idea of tho farmtm
reau to supplant or usurp any flidst
ing farm organization, but rather to
co-operate with them and thus bring
the millions of farmers throughout
the country into an organization to
carry out the plans, oi, the U&ted.
States Department of Agriculture, set
in motion several years ago to stimu
late organization, apd . copsrttlftl
among farmers.
, "The farm bureau has succeeded! in
securing financial aid from' the fed
eral reserve banks to help wool grow
ers hold their clip for better prices;
it succeeded in securing the repeal of
tho daylight saving law over J the
president's veto, and -and 'BO far 'has
prevented the passage of the Nolan
bill which proposes to place a one per
cent tax. on, all farm Jand held by an
individual farmer in excess of l0,-
flnn. Imnmvmnanta nvttmntaA QOJfi. !
"The federation secured better rec
ognition for tho fanning industry in
tho recent national platforms ..than
was ever secured beforo and it or
ganized the Committee of Seventeen
made up of the leaders of all the vari
ous farm organizations which is now
devising plans for bettering the mar
keting conditions of the products of
tho farm. .
"These things are just suggestions
why tho farmers of Webster county
should prepare to take .a part in the
meeting to be hold in this county and
loarn more about the farm bureau."
NOTICE
All members of the. Christian
church and all spiritually minded
people are requested to meet at the
South Side Mission Sunday" morning
at 10:30 A. M., January 10, for tho
purpose of re-organizing the spirit
ual forces of tho community and for
such other matters as God may di
rect. If you believe tho Bible is a suf
ficient rule of faith and practice; in
conversion of sinners; in tho baptism
of tho Holy Spirit; in tho right of
private judgment in the form of re
llgionl in tho union of nil saints, and
in New Testament Christianity. Or
if you aro opposed to card playing;
tho modern dance, the Sunday moving
picture show, and kindred vices, are
opposed to a federation of and with
inconvcrted church people COME.
, Signed:
C. H. Zeiss S. C. Jensen
Albert Hummel Mrs. Coleman
Mrs. Maud HummelMaggio Smolscr
D, J. Duckworth Mrs. Zeiss
Pictures
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2-Reel Century Comedy, LOOSE LYONS
LYONS and MORAN in
Friday Qnce a Plumber
Also 8th Episode of the Phantom Foe
Saturday HARRY CARY in a Real Western
Sunday Blue Streak McCoy
LIONEL BARRYNORE in
Er The Master Mind
Also a 2-Reel TOONERVILLE COMEDY
THE SKIPPERS TREASURE GARDEN
ROBERT WARWICK in
Wednesday pj mZZQURA
Cut this program out, keep it, so you won't forget the dates
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Gratitude.
A clerk stnployed behind ths conn
tar at a post offlca in ths south of Ent
land recsntljr rsscnsd a young. 'girl
from drowning. In order to show
their apprsdatlon of ths young maa'i
bravery, local residents baVa now da
ddsd to purchass their atampa at aia
post oalcsj London Punch, '
Nat Vocal Sound.
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throat In producing lta shrill nota. It
ta produced by the wings. One of tha
rtba of aach wing resembles a 12
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drawn tight lflca a 'dram. Wham tha
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Mrs. Win. Hayes
Joo Bent
Win, Zaclinry
Frank Yetter
Orvillo Smith
And others.
Alice Tenant
Mrs.,McConkoy
E. W. Anderson
Ilisa Cox
Susan Dickson
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All Other Shirts Y Off
1 lot Mens Dress Shirts
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Sweaters
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Special Friday-Saturday
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All Wool Shirts Vz Off
Shoes
Mens Tan Dress Shoes,'
blucher Jstyle, rubber
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Mens heavy Work Shoes
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