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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

Beginning Sunday the evening scr-
vices at the various churches In the
city viii be held at 1880 instead OF .
o'clock, as during the summer. and the
young peoples societies will also meet
one-half hour earlier at $3.50 instead
of Z. The following services and SER
mon subjects for Sunday have been
announced by pastors OF the city:
st. Paurs Episcopal. Rev. o. c. Fox
Morning. Our Call. A Rousing Voice
to Moral Sleepers."
Congregational. Rev. B. F. Martin
Morning. anniversary sermon! "The
Relationship Between People and Pas
tor" vespers. How to Live Together
Happily"
ing. THE Captivity Of Thought" even
ing. THE Last Step"
Elm Lutheran. Rev. A. J. Anders--
Morning. THE Fruit Of Faith" even
ing, For Me or Against Me-"
Central Church OF Christ, Rev. w
NJ. Baker-Mornins, Putting Christ To
An Open Shame;" evening. What Be-
comes of the Hypocrites. and Unbe-
lievers?"
Friends, Rev. H. w. Cope-Morning,
annual missionary, sermon: evening
evangelistic service.
Presbyterian. Rev. ]. A. Laurie
Morning, DR.. Innes, executive secre-
tary Of Ames Collegiate church, assist
ed by six foreign students Of Ames. will
have charge of the service: evening.
Rev. H. NJ. Shirk. of Albion, will
preach on. Some Things I Saw In
Russia" r.rs rr.t
United Brethren. Rev. o. s. Long
Morning, promotion exercises for the
children: evening. Heart Trouble
Methodist. Rev. w. G. Crowder-
Morning. "The Lotus Eaters" evening,
THE Year Of Jubilee" A
state Street United Evangelical, Rev
S. n. Ramige-Mornins. Foreign MIS-
sions:" evening. orator1cal contest.
Spiritualist, Rev. Eva McCoy-Even-
ing. Our Declaration Of Principles
and ''The Great Trumpet Call
Trinity Lutheran, Rev. Carl Hender-
son-Morning, The Greatest In Hear-
en-" evening. Joseph"
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Morning. "Unreality."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
REDEDfCATE CHURCH
Repaired and Redeeorated Methodists
Building to Be Opened For First
Public Service Sunday - Bishop
Stuntz Coming For Rededieation.

Extensively repaired and redeco-
rated at a cost of between $1,000 and
$1,000 the Methodist church will be
opened Sunday for the first public
service since it was closed early in
the summer when work began. The
building is to be reded!csted one OF
the Sundays of November, when
Bishop Homer C. Stunt, of Omaha
will be here and preach the sermon.
The exterior repairs consisted Of
pointing the stone walls, repairing
cutters, down spouts and roof and
placing over the west window a storm
window.
The entire auditorium, vestibules
and halls have been decorated with a
body color Of light gray, with blue
gray wainscoating and gilt trimming.
The color scheme Is very plain and
without ornaments The floors were
all refnished and vanished and the
interior wood work and pews were
similarly treated. A new railing was
erected in the choir loft and a new
chair was installed for the pastor.
New linoleum was laid in all the class
rooms.
The fixtures for the indirect light
system have not yet been delivered,
so temporary lights will be put In
place next week. The permanent fix
lures will match the decorations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

ysars- but not seriously - uatl in -
cent uaoatho.
M. 0mslssr. whs was about - yeass
old. was not Q native Of The city ou'
lived hero ~ yOung man And ~
employed for some time At Abeotta
hardware store. He was united %
marriage here Oct II. isss. with Misa
Annis Holcomb. daughter Of Mrs. Re-
del. Following their marriage they
moved to Nebraska and lived there FOL
a few years ana have been IN Rich
mond for several years. Beside his
wife Mr.. Smelser leaves two sons
Lawrence and Claude. of Richmond
also a brother and q sister. Mr.. Smell
ser was a member Of tho Masonic
lodge in the city.
Funeral services were held wednes-
day afternoon and burial was Mt Rich
mond. H..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
BRILLIANT CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss Lucille Rubee and Clifford II. Nc.
Mcmahon Married.

The freshly redecorated Methodist
church was the scene this forenoon OF
one of the largest weddings Of the sea-
son, when Miss Lucille Rubee,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Rubee, and Clifford H. Mcmahon. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mcmahon, OF
State Center, were united in marriage
at 10 o'clock. One hundred and NIFTY
guests witnessed the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. w. G. Crowder,
pastor of the church, using the Epls-
copal service.
The colors of the autumn season.
red, green and brown, were effectlvely
used in the decorations OF the church
and also as a background for the altar
where the service was read. Autumn
leaves and bouquets Of sumac carried
out the idea. PrecedingHthe ceremony
Ralph A. Pyke gave an organ recital,
which was followed by the singing OF
Love Like the Dawn Comes Stealing
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Allison, OF
State Center. They were accompan-
led on the organ by Mr. Pyke, VINO
played the bridal chorus from "Lonen-
grin" as the wedding party entered
and during the service, following with
Mendelssohn's wedding march as the
bridal party left.
Miss Mary Cummings, wearing a
black satin dress with hat to match
and carrying red roses, attended tne
bride as maid of honor. The prlde
wore a travelling suit Of taupe velour
with georgette crepe blouse and nat
to match. She wore a small corsage
bouquet Of Ward roses and carried q
white leather prayer book. Edward
Cassidy, il, or Whiting, was grooms-
man and J. Sidney Johnson and Jonn
Rude were the ushers.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception was held in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. The BRIDE
and, groom were assisted in receiving
the guests by their parents and by tne
attendants. The members OF the
bridal party, relatives and a few mt
| mate friends were guests at a 1our-
course wedding breakfast served at the
| Pilgrim hotel after the reception. Ine
forty Ave guests were seated at Ia
BILE arranged in the form OF q larse
IT." Baskets of red roses ana gar
lands of smiiax were used az decorh-
lions. During the serving OF break
fast an orchestra played.
The bride Is the only daughter Oh
Nc. and Mrs. Rubee. She was DOTH
i ana reared here and was sra;:..en
from Ae city high school and Later
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
CITY VETERAN DIES.
William +. Evans Dead /at Soldiers
Homo hoapitAE

William F. Evans DEAD /at So'oieFs
Homo Hospital.
William F. Evans. an old resident OF
Marshalltown. died at IL o'clock Friday
night at the soldiers home hospital OF
paralysis. Mr. Evans entered the home
from this city Dec. II last.
He was born in Muscatine county.
Feb. %, 1916. He enlisted in Company
b. Forty-rourth Iowa volunteer In
fantry, at Davenport. May 9. 1854. and
was discharged at Davenport, Sept. IT,
1864. at the expiration of his term OF
service.
: He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. &C.
leste A. Evans, also a member Of the
home: three sons. Harry and Fred Ev-
ans, of 304 North Eleventh avenue, and
Charles Evans. OF st. Paul. Mimi. and
a daughter. Mrs. lola Roades ,oi
Rhodes. .-..
The funeral will be held at the HONS
at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Burial
in the home cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
W. Q. PATTON.
Coming to tho odson Sunday Night,
October 3.

Coming to tho odson Sunday Night,
October 8.
W. B. Patton. the peculiar comedian,
with his fine company. will appear at
the Odeon Sunday evening in his new
est comedy. His Friend, the Widow"
and It Is safe to predict that after the
curtain falls on the last act. the audi
ence win go home thankful for the
fact that there Is at least one player
and excellent company that never falls
to leave behind an aroma SO sweet
and fragrant and satisfying that q
greater demand Ia created for more OF
the same on each succeeding visit. In
the part of Cranston in His Friend.
The Widow" Mr.. Patton is a delight
The character. to those who personally
know the peculiar comedian. Is simply
that Of Mr.. Patton himself, and what
more could be desiredr
Tho supporting company. together
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

With the most costly anA elabesate
scenery. effects. latest an4 med fAsh-
ionabie creations In feminine attire.
etc, etc. make this attraction one g
the seasons most worthy offerinss. IT
ID something you can and will 20 -
see. Ode0n. tr a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
Correction,

An error was made in the full-page
advertisement Of "Oh. Boy" appear
ing in last nights issue. which read:
See oh, Boy all this week. II
should have read: See Oh. Boy at
the Casino Theater starting Sunday
Oct, 50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.

John 3. SmeIser, Of Richmond, lnd-
Suecumbs After Long illness.
Word received in the city Friday
from Mrs. James Rebel, Of Richmond
Ind. tells Of tine death Monday evening
Of her son-in-law. John b. Smslser,
formerly a resident OF the city for sew
eral years. Death was due to asthma
and heart trouble with which MI.
Smelser had been sick for several
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6. woodmansee. 21e
South Second avenue, are parents OF
a daughter born this morning at the
Deaconess hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04

HuOband 6u00 F0F VNSU'vS' N
Suit In divorce was filed Friday IN.
district court by Roy Follansbes. OF
this city, against Mrs, Minnie Follans-
bee. The couple was married here
Dec. IL. 1907
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-04
Ijcepsej to Wed,

G. n, McMahon, aged IS. Of State
Center, and Lucille r. Rubee, aged "a
of this city. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
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I ZAJMU OBCHODNlCH
,TYKU S NOVYMI STATY.
)rganisace svazu We prospech
vyvozu do Evropy.

V hotelu Statler bude uspo-
adam V pondell banket mist
ii obchbdni komorou, ma KITE
emzto veGirku bude Sc podilet
81 600 prominentnlch lidl, "a
tupcu tech kterych cleveland
kych narodnosti. Bude Sc jed
lat silnou organisaci, ktera
~ navazala velkoobchodni
ztahy republikou ceskoslo-
enskou, staten Jugoslavil,
'olskem, Rumunskem a novym
.eck4m. V zajmu podobnych
tyku promluvi ia Cechoslova
~ pravnik Harry Payer, Ia
ihoslovany J. Zorman a Pola
V soudce Sawicki a banketu
ucastni Sc tez p. Vojtech
Ilavac, predseda ceskosloven
Ike obchodni ,komory 2 New
forku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
WSSl W.Ssl MSS
sOUDCE LfTA.

Fremont, Nebr.. - Obvodni
soudce +. w. Button vydal Sc
dnes odtud aeroplanem ma ce-
stu do Schuyler, tricet mil ma
zapad, kdez odpoledne konal
soud. Vyslovil Sc, ze bude-li
pocasi pfiznive nepotka-li
no zadna nehoda, bude vzdu-
che me estovati ma dale DO
SVEN obvodu soudnim, ktery
obsahuje nekolik okresu. Jest
to prvnl soudce v Nebrasce a
snad V cele zemi, ktery aero
planu k cestovani pouziva.
Sluzbu pilota kona mu E. j.
Robins, byvaly armadni avia-
tik, ktery jest povolanim pray
mix We Fremontu pred MIN
vyjednaval soud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
IWSSI IWSsI IWSSl
TOLEDO ViTALO KRALE.

Belgicky kral Albert a jeho
chot' pfijeli vcera do Ohio We
@polecno5ti americkeho vyslan
ce Whitlocka a zastavili Sc pre-
devsim Toledu, kde mestska
@prava prichystala Jim krarke,
lee srdecne uvitani. Kral AL
bert "a deseti minutove recep-
&c ma radnici mimo jineho sde-
Ill. re byl We Flandrech velite-
lem tez americkych vojsk, z
nlchz 81. pesi pluk z toled-
7kych hochu byl naverbovan
Kralovna oslovila spolecnost
pani mayorov6 Schreiberove a
korunni prime, vevoda Brabant
ky seznamil Sc Sc synem to-
ledskeho starosty. Kralovska
spolecnost stravila v Toledo a.
81 ctvrt hodiny celkem, nacez
pokracovala v jizde zvlastnim
vlakem do Michiganu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
MA cEsTE DoMU.

Ant. Massey 2 Lorain, wy.
zvedl 81 vcera sve bankovni Ii.
spory, chopil Sc zavazadel a
jel do Clevelandu, aby nastou.
pill cestu do stare slovenskf
sve vlasti, kde rodina jeho III
ie pomerech povalecnych
neul6Senych. Do stareho kraje
Sc ale vice nevrati. Ia pfecha.
Zani kolejnic blize Erie nadra.
ii Zachyeen byl lokomotivou q
ma mist6 usmrcen. MaSev by
zelezarskym delnikem a nyne.
81 stavky chtel pouzit k cesto
vani do Evropy. Zdejsi probat
nj urad ujme Sc jeho pozdsta.
losti a dopiSe o trudnem pripa
du ma Slovensko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
BIANCHETT1 ZlSKA SVO
BODU.
Vrah Dolores Evansove byl
omilostnen.

Statni omilostnujici komise
rOZhOdla vCera V Columbus, ze
Louis Bianchetti, odsouzeny
pred ctyrmi lety pro vrazdl
Dolores Evansove, ma byti /
listopadu 2 kaznice propulsion
a pod parolu dan. Vzorne cho
vanf We vezeni uspisilo Bian-
chettiovi milost.
Tyz slouzil We statni kazni-
ci 43 me3ica a posledni dobu
pracoval kuchyni. Je toti5
vybornym kuchtikem pc
SVEN propuSt6ni re zalare bu
de pracovat V kterems hotelu
"a $40 rydne, kterouzto prac
ma jiz zajistenou.
Bianchettiho prfpad byl svf
no casu iednou q nejsensacn6.
S!ch udalosti v naSem m6ste {
ob6t jeho Dolores Evansova We
skutecnosti nikdy urcite neby.
In ztotozn6na iednou dokor
ce Sc proslychalo, re je puvo.
du ceskeho. Zavrazdil il V kite.
rems pOkoutnim holelu V dolef
MIN m6ste to pc hadce k vii.
nejakym peneZuln. Vrah DC
SVEN zlocinu uprchl do New
Yorku, kde byl konecne vypa
tran a odkudz pozdeji do Gle
velandu k procesovani byl pri
vezen. Obzalovany Gin svGj ne.
zaprel, vymlouvaje Sc, ze syou
mlloJtnici zardousil, kdyz tate
vsechny uspory mu odcizila
Domn6la Evansova, jejiz pu
vod nikdy urcite nebyl zjisten
vydavala Sc v Clevelandu zs
vandevillni hereCku zdrZovs
la Sc ma Bolivar Rd. Prosly
chalo Sc tez, ze pochazela z
Pennsylvania, odkudz rodicnn
uprchla a Bianchetti seznami
s. nj V kteres Ginske reslau
raci a brzy po seznameni do
Slo ku krveproliti.
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DRUHY DEN REGISTRACE.
Onesni dem. schnzka resi-
denci p. D. j. Zinnera,
431O Broadway.

Zitrku pripada druhy zapis
,levelandskych volicu. Prvnl
'egistrace letos byla jaksi re-
1ordni a zitreisi zapis volitu
'ovnez slibuje znaCne ucasten-
jtvl. Bulky budou otevreny V
} hodin rano a zapi3 potrva al
10 til hodin odpoledne, nacez
)ude v mem pokracOvano mezi
estou a desatou hodinou vecer
/. Loni a druheho zapisu ne
halo Sc registrovat 29,067 vo-
Cu a Ultra bude jich die vSe-
o jesoe vice, ponevadz letos-
Il municipalni volby jsou zvla
te dulezite a vsecku pozor-
lost zasluhujici.
Demokraticky kandidat hod
losti mayora DR.. Bishop naVsti
il vGera nekolik domacich
chuzi pate %. warde a
ines 'vecer promluvi O polite
e situaci V nekolika dalSich
lardach. Do trinacte, tedy nej
eslejsi wardy zavita rovnez.
Jude totiz recnit V residence p.
}. J. Zinnera, 4310 Broadway.
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HAUL VOJENSKOU UNI
FORMU.

Pred trestnim soudcem pro
casovan byl vcera vyslouzilet
re svetove valky MatuS Fur
dek pro zabiti sveho kraians
M. Novosela, 924 vych. 67 ul
Furdek byl propusten z vojny
V cervenci letos a brzy pc
'Vem navratu do Clevelandu
seSel Sc Novoselem V ktarems
hostinci ma st. Clair Ave. No
vosel ma vojne nebyl a Furdeh
mu vycetl We zmlnenem, saloo-
ne. re Sc odvodu vyhybal' III
myslne, kterazto vycitka ma.
sladoVana Dyla rvackou, ia
Dlz Novo1el utrzil ranu pest
do spanku, ktere podlehl. OBJ
zalovany bezdecny vrah Il sou
du hajil Sc tim, ze Novosel ia
Valky stranil Teutonum amer
rrapor zlehcoval. A rovnez. "a
zminene schuzky V saloone na
S.. Clair Ave. mluvil pry nese,
trne o amer. vojenskem stej
nokroji a ma Furdeka ial Sc Il
tociti. Podobne svedcili i JIM
nacez porota po kratsi poradt
uznala Furdeka Ia nevinneht
a propu5tila jej beztrestne n;
svobodu.
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{ = VI + =
4 srAvkA ocELA1ko.

We stavce ocelaru a zeleza-
RI v nasem meste nebylo ami
vcera zadnych; zmen podob-
ne bylo j y jinych Fpr1myslo-
vych m6stech ohajskych. Bos.
sove udrzuji sve tovarnysV ne
cinnosti a stavkardm clend pc
zvolna pfibyva. Trustaf Ten.
ner pravi, za newburzske oce
larny nebudou otevreny drive,
pokud stavkafi nepfihlasi sc
hromadne i dobrovolne. Delnl
Il naproti tomu vyckavaji w.
;ledek porady V Pittsburgh, na
liz podili sc znacny pocet pre-
dakG unii 2 Clevelandu q 2 il,
1ych amer. NEST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
RISKY PRESIDENT " Gle
VELANDU.
De Valera recnil zde "a neko-
lika prilezitosti a dnes odjizdi
do Columbus.

Prozatimni president irske
republiky Edward De Valera
pfijel Sc svou spolecnosti do
Clevelandu vcara V poledne 2
Akron a byl uvftan ma univer-
sitnim placku u Wade parku
nasim mayorem, jakOz i veli-
kymi davy irskeho i jin6ho IL
du. Mayor Davis vital jej jme
ne mvsech AZ narodnosti Gle
velandu zastoupenych, jme-
mem kosmopolitniho, svobodu
miluilclho m6sta Clevelandu,
nacez pruvod pohyboval Sc po
Euclid Ave. ku squaru. V pru
vodu bylo nekolik set aut ozdo
benych vlajkami irskymi "a
merickymi a tisice skolnich ir
skych ditek rovnez pochodova
10. Ma squaru De Valera po-
zdraven byl vystrely hluC-
nym volanim slavy. Pozdeji
fetnil City klubu, V Central
zbrojnici a pod stanem rad
nice. Ia vSech prilezitosti mel
cetne vdecneho publika a je-
no zadost, ably americky lid V
osvobozeni lidu irskeho poma-
hal, byla ZvlaSte hlucn6 APP
plaudovana. Mimo Valery rec
nil Michal J. Ryan z Filadel-
fie, byvaly Glen americke ko-
mise irskou svobodu "a miro
We komise We Versailles Sc pri
mlouvajici. Ryan je prot rati-
fikaci mirove smlouvy, pon6-
vadz smlouvou tou svoboda r.
ska nenl pry zarucena. Sousta
ii nema pry Zustal We vleku
Anglie spolkovy senat nem6l
by pry mirovou smlouvu schva
lit. Pakli spojenci poskytli sa-
mostatnost Cechoslovakii, Jiho
slayii. Litve a podobnym ma
lynn narodum, svoboda takova
mela by byt doprana tez Irim
ponevadz IrcanG bojovali "a
svetovOu demokracii praye tax
dobre jako Cechoslovaci, Po-
iaci, Jihoslovane JIM. A pax
ii Anglie irskemu lidu svobodu
dat nechce, necht' arika
die moznosti irske akci prospe
Je, coz da Sc uskutecnit odepre
MIN ratifikace smlouvy. Ir5ko
po teto valce nesmi zustat ja-
dinym bilym ujarmenym pie
menem. Ira bojovalo We Fran
eli pomern6 vice nez Anglica-
nu, neni tudiz pravdive Gak
lord Kitchener pred ley Sc Wy
sloviD, ze Ircane zasahli do
valky s nechuti a pozde.
Ia svetov6 valky anglicke
ztraty byly mensi nez ku pri-
kladu Ztraty italsk6 a Ameri-
canG bylo ma francouzskem bo
Jlsti vice nez Britu. Soustati ne
melo by pry udrzovat allianci
s Anglii, melo by pry zavrh-
nouti llgu, pon6vadz liga neo-
svobozenym malym narodum
pry neprospeje. Podobne mlu-
vii De Valera a JIM irSti preda
ci a ma konec schGZe upisova
ny byly irske bondy Svobody
Jichz celkem "a $4,000 wee.
IA zde bylo koupeno. Kongres
mix Jan Babka podilel So rov.
nez ma recepci ma pocest irskt
no patricia De Valery Hol
lenden hotelu usporadane
Dnes vecer bude De Valera
recnit kapitolni sini V Co
lumbus.
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We PROSPECT LECIONARU

sfozifi k rukam p. Jos. L. Mas
ka, pokladnika Mar. Svazu Ce1
kych Katolikd:
Sp. sv. Josefa els. 7 Clev.
Jed, i vi $1,000
Sp. 81. Amy els. II q.
j. Il. A. $1,000
Nasledujici .clenkyne tehoz
spolku: Pc $1.00: Marie Po-
lax, Anna Kirchendorfer; pc
soc: Antonio Hrdlicka, Anna
Kalina, 81. Barbora Kotlin; po
25c: Marie Vorel, Josefa Zou-
bek, Marie Rada, Marie St ast
ma, FIR. Novacek, Anastazie
Svec. Barbora Kothera, Marie
Broucek a N. N.
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New Britain herald., 1919-05-03
PALACE THEATER.

Tonight will be the last chance to
sec Andrew Mack and the all-star hill
at the Palace theater. The perform
ancc will be continuous and two com
plete shows will be given at $50 and
$50 O'Clock. The bill for Sunday
night is Oh exceptionally large one
and is headed by Sessue HayakaWa
in q new production called "a Heart
in Pawn 1t is g massive siX-part
feature released on a special program.
The added feature Will bC George
FaNcett in new Triangle feature,
"'rhe Railroaders." q strong story of
capital and labor The new Screen
Magazine Will also be shown, as viii
q thrilling two-p part Western drama
and many comedy reels. Reserved
seats may nov be Obtained at the box
office.
For Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Clara Ninball Young is the big
feature attraction in the great the
atrical success, "Cheating Cheaters."
This is the Dig picture Of the year
and has been reproduced on the screen
with rs great success as when, seen on
the dramatic stage in New York The
second episode of The Red Glove
will also be shown, as will another of
the beautiful Prizna pictures. Five
new vaudeville acts will also be seen
and each one has been picked with
special care, The Zatzams Is the big
sensational act that will have the en-
tire town talking. Daily Brothers will
surprise with q big circus novelty.
Artie Hall the famous coon shouter,
will render a number of new songs in
her own original style. Inman and
Lyons arc a pair of famous funmakers
who are sure to please, and the last
turn will be of the big surprise order.
Reserved seats are now selling for all
performances next week. Coming
soon Is Princess Nera, She knows all
and will tell you what YOU most want
to know.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-03

Mayor George A Quigley. who has
oeen IN New York city on business for
the past week. returned home last
evening
New Britain herald., 1919-05-03
OFFICIALS DINE
VETERANS OF STAFF


A dinner was given last evening at
! the Shuttle Meadow Country club by
tho officers of the Stanley Works and
the older men of the organization, yin
honor Of f. W. Irving and e. w
Christ, who have completed 25 years
Of service with that organizations
H. A. Moore Of SunnyIedge was the
toastma ster and speeches were made
by George 2. Hart, p. +, King, Nal
colin Farmer. Charles F. Bennett and
K. r. Fitzpatrick. Watches were Civ
Ell to the two men in recognition of
| their services.
In 1894 Mr.. Irving came to the
/ Stanley Works. working in the cost
cost dcpartln ent. For several years
/ he assisted the late II. B. IIumason,
! who was paymaster, later acting as
| paymaster for number of years.
! In 1896 a new department was
started called the piece department.
and at it's inauguration Mr.. Irving was
! in charge with one assistant. while
now he has 20 assistants who make up
the entire factory payroll.
! e. W. Christ entered the employ Of
I the Stanley Works May 8. 1894, as Of
! flee boy. In 1895 he was made re-
sponsiblc for checking prices and
! goods received on bills for goods pur-
chased, under the supervision of L. H
| Pease.
| February -. 1919, Mr. Christ was
! made manager of the special produc-
! tons departm ent. and February IS
! was elected secretary of tho Stanley
| Works. He is now one of the direc-
tors of the steel business and is q
! member of the office committee, and
! the forms and procedure committee.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-03

viously told in these columns it was
written in competition and the prize
awarded the composer.
The cantata is full of beautiful
choruses, solos and duets. From the
opening chorus describing the battle
between the mighty Mudjekeewis and
MisemokWa, the Great Bear of the
Mountain, which won for the former
as we learn from Indian superstition
the dominion over the four Winds
through the tender solos and duets to
the stirring chorus of the North Wind,
the interest is intense. Then in con-
trast we have the story Of the lazy
southwind and his infatuatiOn for the
prairie dandelion told in chorus and
solo closing with full chorus, soloists
and orchestra in the triumph Of Mud
jckeewis.
The composer is a master Of or
chestration and in this work he has
achieved a yeritable triumph.
As in former seasons the New Brit
ain Choral society has aimed to bring
to this city soloists of the first rank
and this year have been most for
tunate In securing the services OF