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Thursday, February 5, 1931 Upper Grade Pupils Present Operetta Friday Afternoon "The Inn of the Golden Cheese," an Operetta in one-act. by Alta Seymour and Helen _Winit was presented Fri- day afternoon, Jan. 30, 19:11 in the Deerfwld school auditorium hy mem- hers of the sixth and eighth grades. The setting of the story is in the kitchen of Master Austin's Inn of the Golden Cheese in southern Penn- syivania early in the thh ‘century. Master Austin, uwm-r of the ink and a fur trader, played by Thomas Swarm, and Mistress Austin, enacted by Kathleen Galloway, are absent from the inn during the openine num- bers. The latter has gone away to buy food supplies for the expected guests, William Penn and his com- pnninn. Noighhnr children..a chorus comprising Dorothy Hanson. Mary Ctv0tmore, Adelaide McGuire. Charles Mole. Annie Ostrowsky. Marcia Smith, and Lorraine Thamnsnn. are assist- ine the Austin children, Peggy, Tom, Joey, and Sally, played by June Gun- ckiv. Philip Getty, Frml Siding. and Mary Alice Ransdt-ll respectively. in preparing the inn for the zuests"ro- cuntion. The irvandmothpr, played by Marie Stvinhaus, is supvrvisine this activity. A traveler, liunry Haws, stops to warn the inn that hostile Indians, who suspeet Penn's party oCthe cup- tuw- of their hunting gruunds, have been lurking in the neighborhood. This unnuuncvnwnt so frightens the youngest child, Saliy. that she is nut e,mforted until a duet, "Don‘t Cry Sully.” is sung to her by Peggy and Tom. FREE! Nuthins: could he more beautiful or.m0re desir- able than these popular Eiffel Hose. . $1.25 Pair 11 South St. Johns Avenue RING TING 12 PAIRS of the famous Bobolink at a Prize Drawing will be given away on Friday, February 20th, at 4 p. m. No obligation. First prize 4 pair, second prized pair, third prize 2 pair, and three prizes of 1 pair. All you need to do to win one of these prizes is to come to our store and see the beautiful new Spring Hose in all its shades, sign your name to a card, drop card in box and wait for the drawing. SMITH’S is nut tlrol t Fry tvr, T' and my the If Its Niuv---Smith 's While Sully is watching for her mother, she ospies a form, which she mistakes for that of an Indian, aut. tering in the field. Tom ventures forth. returning with a scarecrow. A chorus and dance follow.. . Before the merriment occasioned by the Scarecrow has died, a wailing cry is heard in the direction of the woods. T m. much to the displeas- ure of the otherrchi'dren, dashes out, only to find a lost Indian papoose. Smiling Eyes. While Foggy feeds the child and rocks her to sit-up, the chorus hums u lullaby. As she car- woods. T m. much to the displeas- ure of the other'chi‘dren. dashes out, only to find a lost Indian papoose. Smiling Eyes. While Tong)! feeds the child and rocks her to sleep, the chorus hums u lullaby. As she car- ries the baby to the bedroom. a moe- easin drops " unnoticed. Periwinkle, a colsred boy, a char- arter and solo part sung by Billy Clouse, arrives with a message from William Penn who is destined to reach the inn sooner than he had expected. When questioned as to the presence of Indians in the region and upon noting the alarm of the children, Per- iwinkle swaggers down stage, sing- ing "I Ain't Skeered of an Indian." His pretense fails shortly, for when the Indians appear at the door, de- mamlintr entpanee, he hastily scram- bles into the woodbox. Chief Painted Feather, Howard Luiuliton. and his braves. Tom Gar- His prob the lndi: mandinz MES into Chief Painted Feather, Howard Luighmn, and his braves. Tom Gar- rity, Charles Grubort. Richard Jones, A'vin Knuak, and Edward Nochville, fotvo admission. demand articles and food, and thceuten to take away the children. To the rhythm of "With Tom Tum and Tomahawk" they do a war dance. As this netion (um- olurlvs, Chict Painted Feathor's eye hmnwns umm the moeeasin that had a war dance. elurlvs, ('hivf happens upon dropped from EACH PAIR t “I Ain't s: prolenso , Indians mding ent .5 inn. nu. w. Chic? Painted Feathor's eye was upon the moccasin that had mi from the foot of his daugh- smilinrrEyes. He domands to wr. and as soon as he discovers uare and concern of the white The famous Bobolink's--- the world's best dollar hose. New Spring shades are arriving. Bobolink Hose $1.00 Pair IS GUARANTEED WITHOUT CONVERSATION Hare It at Reasonable Prices THE PRESS Highland Park. Illinois TWO MILLION IDLE INGREAT BRITAIN Huge Total of Dole Pensioners Reported; Plan Not Success, Claim Almost 8,000,000 persons in Great Britain Ate Chriatmu dinner: bought with money from the nntion'l unem- ployment insurance fund. The year 1930 closed with over 2,000,000 registered unemployed in Britain, more than double the num- ber of jobless It the end of 1929. Peruu'mists have predicted the total will range between 2,500,000 and 3.- 000,000 before winter endl. children. he feels kindly them. Mistress Austin, Minter Austin, Wilium Penn, the role of Kenneth Bjorkman, Ind his eomprrn'rott, Wil- tun Reeds. have made their entnnce while the chief is prnining Tom fur his bravery in rescuing the little In- dian girl. The red men urn slightly rolux-tnnt in making friends with Wil- liam Penn until he convinces them that the white man wishes to buy the Indians' hunting trrouno--st"'h land as the chief wixhes to "ll-and the "Indians and white men are the some as if one man's body were divided into two parts: we are all one tietsh and blood," The finale, "Storm Clouds Hum- Roliev Away.” is a chorus of than Kll'i. rolux-tnnt in liam Penn that the wh two parts: we are all one flesh blood." The fittale, "Storm Cl Have Rolfey Away," in I chnru Road will'. Gene Bowers and lssisted back Matte, made many of in general and personal A heavier weight service hose that wins hosts of friends and cannot be equalled. . $1.50 Pair G42 a and Wilbert Hertel Matte, and the cut f its properties bath tow-rd: greater At the present [rowing sentiment and it In llkoly If ment in driven tn nmount spent for lief will be reduce '14 Telephone H. P. 185 caring for the an d time thrrr is I "ain‘t the "dole,' the labor govern- om office that the uneitttOymmtt m under an even British export: creasing number " and em- no. it pm mntribnte I hi: weekly