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Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 26-Thaf I
Bobby Barrett's fame and reputation |
a@ ono Punch Bobby So now n linger-
I'M. shade Of the past was decided by
Sailor Friedman 20 the satisfaction Of
ninety five hundred persons here yes
terday in "A holiday matinee. Friedman
decisively earned the victory OF each
round over his lightweight competitor.
drawing blood IN the third round apd
continuing 20 batter and brulse the
Clifton Heights ringman thereafter
with tattooes OF Jab. uppercut, hook
and the rest OF the coterie OF tricks
and hits resorted 10 by masters OF
boxing. Although badly defeated, the
gameness OF the defeated Barrett was
remarkable and - Is certain that he
took a lot OF punishment from The
Chicagoan.
Barrett's reliable punch. his wicked
right failed to land in "A conclusive
manner during the ARRAY. and by
count, just about FIVE OF his punches
landed at all and with scarcely any
effect. The loser made a much more
poorer impression upon the crowd by
this fight than In previous recent al
| fairs. The veteran from Chicago out
boxed. outfought and outpointed him.
a. 1.-The way Barrett resorted 20 wild
swings during the last rounds.
Alex Hart surprised the crowd In
| the thriller OF the afternoon when
he administered as neat q lac!ns as
has been seen 10 George X. O.
CLANCY. the Baltimorean. Hart pro-
tccted and covered up well from
lChaney's crushing attack and In his
turn landed telling and effective
blows which secured for him n we'll
earned victory over the hard-hitting
Baltimore Knockout artist. CLANCY
managed 10 drop Hart 20 one kne,
In tho third round The rounds
went 10 Hart the first Two; with IN,
third going TO CLANCY as well as IN,
fourth. the NTH and the sixth settoc,
going even, after which Hart tool
the mastery OF the situation by solv
ing Chaney's methods and providin.
better fighting measures himself, win
ring the seventh and eighth round
OF the afternoons thriller.
Ad Stone the fighting marine. mutt
lated and nearly scored the X. o. OF
George Shade. OF California. takinl
every one OF the eight rounds IN thi
light-heavywelght bout The win
ner drew favorable comments BY nj
skill and craftiness which line him "a
for bouts In the heavyweight class q
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vania for China cw.n-y-sir ycar. AFRO
supported by The Hnrdpm TisinRs. =
each year raises between $50. 900 and
800 600 for missions.
Eight y.ars after their arrival there
Edith vas born. Becaus, ~ hip AZ.
lection she was unable % walk. Dur
* the iast eighteen years physicians
and surgeons % virtually cv-ry
country on the globe treated hsr. sew
eral months Azo she VA taken % The
Mayo Hospital az Rochester, MINI.
where ne skill O: American surgeons
.r.umphsd.
There was a happy reunion y-s-cr-
day a. ne homo % Gr. and AlEs. =. 4.
Miller. n this city. where many
friends q both families gathered 20
celebrate what Mss DRYER and her
mother declared n Christmas 80
happy that ears melt words INTO a
fOod OF thanksgiving"
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L|BERAL|TY FEATURE
Of CHRISTMAS GIVING
Public and Private Benfeactions
This Year More Numerous
Than Ever.

In keeping with tho hberalEy OF
private giving for tho Christmas sea-
son this year was the impressive list
~ public and semi-publlc benefac-
tons.
The usual distribution OF Christmas
goodies at the police station is esti-
mated 20 have gladdened the hearts
Of close 10 a thousand holders Of
tickets distributed by the members OF
the force. II began at 10 o'clock
around the big tree.
The Salvation Army woskers, under
Ensign Simpson. made their distribu-
ton on Saturday. reaching nearly 200
families.
In ahe hospitals Of the city holiday
decorations. were hung. In the chill
dren's ward OF Delaware Hospital
there was IA real Santa In evidence
who gave presents 81 the little pa
tisn& Yhs UursinS stAn was TO
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DUFFY Is SELECTED TO
irAn WASHINGTON COLLEGE

SALISBURY. Nd 10 2s-Bdwasd
pITv 20 Ibis city. Junior a. Wash
1r'on College. Chester-own. WI lead
10 moiosEir warriors Of that .nst!-
fuuor when they star, pracu.ce upon
tho ~ .diron mex. sTumr. u. having
seen elected ~ 'he members % the
VARSITY 90 meeting last week
ID ~ g. O. graduate ~ the W.cOm-
ro High suboU.. th.s city. whse h.
waf prom neutly idcntincd with ath-
.stics After leaving her. be enter
81 Dickinson a. which place b. re
ssiyed HE nrst experience "a foot
lal. while a freshman.
lsst fall while a sophomore a.
Washington college. he went out Tor
no football eleven and under he
.utilss.c ~ Coach Tom kiblcr soon de-
s~osst into a selalble man. lie fail
a go rer.iy. his setter last year, due
@ Injuries sustained during the sea
son. This y~sy ne hse proved a
over ~ su.nr-h a. %. aggregation
LAYING In every Ssir.s and starring
O ngusDss az the contests. Dunys
aeS ilor iE tncki.
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Company. Experts shooters. man.
UNIVERSITY OF WEST VA.
DEFEATS GONZAGA ELEVEN

san Diego. Calf Dec. 26.-The Uni
versity OF West Virginia yesterday up
held the finest football traditions OF
the east by defeating Gonzaga Uni
versity, Il 10 -. in this city's annual
east-west gridirOn classic. Gonzaga
was defeated. but not Inundated, and
the entire Pacific coast Is proud OF the
brilliant showing made by the team
from the northwest. The victory en-
abled West Virginia 10 go through the
season undefeated.
This game was similar IN many re-
spects 20 other east-west contests. This
finished teamwork and individual bril-
lance OF the east was pitted against
the rugged strength and aggressive
ness OF the west. with the edge In IA
yOr OF the east.
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CARE Of CHILDREN
IS GREAT PROBLEM
DR.. Vrooman 8espeaks Praises
OF State for It's Aid OF
Little Ones.

IN speaking Sunday n ne Unltar-
Ian Church Of the .nfiuencs q
Christmas n The world. Rev. ". 4
be.-g done in Delaware BY So many
agencies foc The .mpr0veme-; and
welfare Cs Che children lie sad more
money was spent n such work n this
htL5 State las, year fUr such purposes
than was spcnt n public work Cor
children by the entire Roman Empire
ia the tlme ot s.. Pau. Yet there are
too many neglected children ho0dins
The streets ~ the city and growing
up on the farms Every neglected
child = "a sign 81 a broken home and
an indifferent community.
Ii said that the supreme problem
for a country WAS the care OF is
children. over million and ha,f
children between 20 and Is are en-
ployed in the mills and mines and
other industries Of the United StA1es.
Greed is cruel 70 childhood. These
children are being sacrificed sor money.
tho nation should protect hem from
exploitation. They should be given a
chance % enjoy childhood before being
forced 20 bear the burdens ot adults.
He quoted the words % Charlotte
, Perkins Gilman:
NO fiedg,ng feeds the father bird
No chicken feeds the hen
! No kitten mouses Tor tho cat
This glory Is ncr men.
We are the wisest. strongest race.
Loud may our praise be sung,
. The only animal alive
That lives upon IS young
I Christmas means the eTnancipattOs
J Of childhood II means that even
! child be given us chance 10 grow q
T the 'Tullness OF the stature OF TIE
manhood of Christ"
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KIRK IS COMMODORE
OF Wilmington CLUB
Local Yachtsman Also Secre-
tary Of Delaware River Yacht
Racing Association.

officers for 1929 have been elected
nv tho Wilmington Motorboat Club.
William Kirk. owner OF the cruiser
Kathol. was agnin named commodore.
BlNy Fredcricls. who owns the cruiser
lIelma, was again chosen Vice
commodore. Other officers named
we're: w. j. Pennell. rear commodore:
J. W. Reynolds. secretary: r. w. Ellis
troosUcr; j. Clarence Connor presi-
dent and A. Il. Schcchingcr. vice
resident.
Commodore William F'rritaR of the
Westvilie Power Boat Association, has
been reelected president OF the Della
ware River Yacht Racing Associa ton,
Frettag owns the Frs,ia III and F'reda
III. leaders I'm the displacement field.
He recently purchased tho Governor,
n largo cruisor. which Will appcar in
racing events next year With Com
modore Freitag again ut the helm the
association IL in for another big year
of specdboot racing Quite n number
Of new boats Of this description will he
In this locality next summsr and VIII
tend 60 bolster the situation I'm tina;
Quite n SURPRISE was caused whcr,
Herman Weber. delegate from the
Forest Hills Boat Club. was elected
vice president. He succeeds Cha rio,
Tnbaclt of the Adelphia Y. c. =. G
neadley Of the Camden NJ. II. g. was
Iagain named treasurer and william
4 Kirk Of Wilmington. seretary Tn,
j measurers elected sre eNiessrc j c
Nanderslice OF Camden and Kaiser az
Wilmington.
The campaign 10 have club entr,
I from every II. r. Y. A. club IN the an
nual race for the cruiser champion
ship OF America, which will BE held %,
che Delaware next year, received con
siderable impetus a. the r-ssior
President Flcitag suggested that |
inecessary 20 bring abaut that end ear
member club should provide tn. fund
requlred 10 finance rs entry. and nc
leave that 20 the particular owner.
Suoh courre would put the par
,tcular boat in the contest Tho clu
should also provide itr hest nav
gator FOR tho boat entered.
Final reports q, the yariou- con
3 mittees s,howcsi that the 1922 asDaan
was productive ~ probably tho lea
activity of any year in tho last drcad
This condition existed al ove~ Il
= country.
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DEMPSEY DEFEATS OT0oLE.

Lancaster. Pa. Dec. 2s.-Edd!e
Dempsey. Of Philadelphia. defeated
Tommy OToole. ;s!low-to town snan.
~ A hard fought eight-cQund bout
here yesterday a. ths Central A. T..
Dempsey earned tho decision By clev-
er manipulation OF MS eft hand from
ina fourth round on. lie staggered
- Toole several times when he cross
I'D with rights . the ch.n. OToOle
id MS best work IN the anal round.
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BASKETBALL IN FULL
SWING At SALES|ANUM
Coach MaIloy's Teams Have
Shown Up Very Well in All .
Branches Of Sport.

psst.,h,u is,in fun sway ~ Safest
snun at rres~rc arSi Coach Malloys
.rev should SIR M scholastic ranks
this season a. they hoe done in the
pasf Tho candidates are working
had and every man II given chance
10 demonstrate nj. ability In order 20
make tho select five
prom an ersollmcnt OF ll5 pupils.
"a have Needed the coach's call Tor
basketball and 81 the latter number.
A. were football candidates. The
.,rs OF DO ~ for Saleshnum is
running top pitch a. the Catholic
|. hool and with this spirit all OBJ
siacles can - overcome.
coach Malloy gave few statistics
Qua which SHOWED thG IS men went
aui Tor tho gridiron game and every
man was carried on the roster. For
hsaehaI an average ~ 20 report and
th.s city az well as the distant ONES
know ~ the reputation az the Salesi-
an- diamond nine. Last year. unda
Re-, nnugherty. 10 men reported FOR
track. hut meets were unavailable and
tho SEASON was not 80 INDUSTRIOUS as
tho other three major SPORTS. II Is
a rthtfu n 'he track spCSt will he re-
s'ned m 1929
coach Mailov. perhaps has an adj
vantage over the coach OF a large
nIsh Hrhuol because he comes INT"
contact with smaller number at
bows and 10 thus uhic to devote more
.f rs time 60 the candidates than "A
zach whn has larger group ~ can
f iates fo .tEh aftcr
Mr. Ma,."N says hat II boy IS
o,taln TIM he can nu make the
Varsity nine that he will cast his 10,
"a ~ the lask.ot games In basket
t.. he said 70 was nearly tNr same
va, pro, idcd vhere hail procur-
q fot 'he boys who are NOT fast
"a. ,ush fot he lil<1 school squad
O. foothA . love Tor 49, sport draws =
g.rdlv nunhv - c,i.J dates and al
s-urh he Roy NAV not he cer:1.r
,f sett.ng nsrvh he tries longer ~
tho fooina3 pare than any ''hc'
..erf
summing up tho Salesianum can
iates fcr sports % j. found thar ou
80 iTb =, dents about - as an aver
So. s. ou' On ne various ash 90.
o. ma
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membored by boxes OF candy az each
hospital
Delaware State Hospital az Farm
hurst had . tree IN each az tho "A
wards. with other decorations carried
out IN many cases by the patients
ana present for each. and turkey
dinner.
Members or 81. Johns Commandery.
No. l. knights Tempiar. conducted
their usual MONDAY Christmas eNer-
cises in Masonic Temple The eNer-
Oises We're planned by a committee
composed OF Charles J. Spec. Della
ware \ McCllntock. william X. Wi
hanson and Harry Galbraith.
Shoes and stockings for 90 children
were distributed by the Sunshine So
ciety on behalf OF the Delaware Club.
as were 90 dolls from Alfred Levy
Company and 100 toys from the
Gewehr Plane Co.
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M GAMES SCHEDULED FOR
CITY LOOP THIS WIEN
City Icaeue Standing.
aA~ ncemenf.

80 rames vii be played !n the
City Basssthhll Iesru. this week. ac-
,ordinr 90 "a. schedule. owing 20 the
holidays
IN. schedule FOR IN. following week
wiii be announced a. a later date
L.I Gilesp.. the Caseys star
.oor.r stil retains tho lead among
ne city Basketban Leagues point
s.ttsrs with a totals % IS points after
week % heated competition on all
be courts His nearest competitors
are Cupis Wolf. and Buddle Allen.
with O. points each. Allen managed
| ,r creep % on Charlie during the
weeks play and ti.up with him IN the
point getting. with the resumption az
as oic shooting eye sfier a suspended
Iav-0~
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BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Crippled Girl of Is Yesterday Walked
For First Time.

Allentown, Pa. Dec 2ss-Cnristmas
Of 1929 was Joyous for Miss Edith
Dryer, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Dryer, missionaries TO China, for II
was the first day IN her eighteen years
that she was able TO leave her bed
and walk.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Dryer. left Pennsyl-
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IVES" FISHER DEAD AT 81.
Dandy OF the Original Athletics
Was Crack First Baseman
and Cot 81 800.

rhua ielhh q. ucc c6.--Weston II
Ne. Flsl'r. no.e,l baseball play -
o. NJ a half ceufur, aEo and mrs base
man % fhe original Athletics. died .n
hospital Yesterday lie wac about ~
years ola and was lprn 900 tamd, 90
\
r'sier ia.ned 'he Athlst.o~ 70 l>c-
~ an ama'o Ir. and when he same b.,
So fo groN 10 popularity hs acc"p.-
81 sa.ary Il 3 500 year. iie wac
\ mcnsber 90 ne Athletics IN 1874
when. that club and Boston made
he n's, tip % Eurp@ % American
hlG players
Mr Fisler IN his hss~San days ~o-.
white cuffs and a collar and neckue
~. was known a. tho dandy 81 the
diamond. ". retired from baseball II
's-- "a enter business and vas ecttv,
J. - ~. ina illness.
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sylyania and closely pressed by Cor
nell
Yale maintained It's supremacy IN
swimming and Princeton In water polo.
The Navy won all Its crow races IN
Guiding the Poughkeepsie Regatta.
Syracuse surprised by winning the
cross-country championship. The Key
stone State monopoly IN the wrestling
honors was broken ~ Cornell.
Syracuse and Pennsylvania split
the lacrosse awards. the former gain
Ing the verdict In the northern division
and the QualSers IN the southern sec
ton.
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wEYMAN WINS EASILY.

Shenandoah. Dec 26.-George Wey-
man. VI Girardvll.e. gave Dan Rogers.
~ M1nayunk, a lac.ng here yes;er-
day IN a 10-round w!ndup. Weyman
had Rogers almost out in the seventh
and tenth rounds. In a semi-w1ndup
Young Ketche.. OK Shenandoah, knock
81 out A. Cox of Shamokin. IN the
,h.rd round oc a scheduled six-round
contest.
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Todd A. Santa ClnuN

William II. Todd. president OF the
Todd shipyaras OorToration. formerly
a resident OF Wilmington. gave his an
nual Santa Claus enterSai nment 90
more than 5000 children living IN the
neighhorhood OF his shipya-,ts in
Brooklyn. HIoboken. Mobile. Seattle aud
Tacoma.
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TRINKLE LOSES To. BURKE.

Reading. Dec. 26.-In a holiday
matinee bill here, Bobby Burke. Of
Reading. defeated Tiny Trink.e. ot
shenandoah in eight rounds. Burke
won in five Of the rounds
Pedro Campo. Philadelphia. defeat
"a Snaky Fisher. o. Reading. George
Helmar, Philadelphia. was the ag-
gressor in contest with Benny
Paschan. % the same city. Young
Jack Dempsey. " Philadelphia. knock
81 out Andy OBrien. OF Reading. IN
the seventh round.
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Tho frss annual retreat for the men
" the parish VIII open IN ST Nfary's
r 9 Church. Sixth and Pine streets.
on sunday. Dcceu1ber 81. at the 1890
a. M mass. THIS viii Be high mass
and ~m s,s cSleh9Sred by tia pastor,
Rev. e !. Nheal1N
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KANE SHADES GOrwOLD.

Philadelphia. Dec. 26.-The bouts
yesterday az the Twentieth Century
club resulted IN the following popu-
lar decisions:
Marty Kane shaded DICK Gotwald
in the windup OF eight rounds.
George Leslie laced Andy Baker IN
the sent windup OF SIX rounds.
Harry Kit Goodman bested Phi.
Twin Brown in SIX rounds.
Joe Williams trimmed sam Lang
ford IN six rounds.
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SATURDAY SPORT.

The X. Of G. i've defeated ST Mary's
9-2b. in a CITY League cage game.
the preliminary game. D-nance
Academy defeated 81 Mary's KITTENS.
2l-lo.
The Salem. y. J.. Old Oaks. dcrca 10
! Frhncisville A. -. III. $3.50.
II s. Williams won the Ike Turner
trophy a. the Eas;!ake Gun Club
with a score Of t5x50 from 70 yards.
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STONEHAM WANTS TO
GIVE UP GIANTS PRESIDENCY

New York. Dec. 26.-Charles A
stoneham wishes to resign the presl
dency Of The New York National
League Club and as principal stock
holder has offered IL TO John j. Nc
Graw. vice-president and manager. II
1t became known yesterday.
McGrsw said that the subject had
been informally discussed, but that
he had not decided what ne would do
but that II he accepted he would give
up the managerial part of the game
Try an Everv Kv.n.px U.,, "A
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MARKSMEy CONFINEMENT.
Soldiers At Fort du Pont Highly
Praised for Work With Rifle.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Dec. 26.-The regu-
Jar fring season having closed az this
station shows the following numoa OF
qualifications OF each company of the
FRS, Engineers. The scores are awny
above tho average and az a result the
regimental commander has been
complirnented by the Army and Navy
Journal. the Infantry Journal and
several Wa Department publications.
The Standing follows:
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y Barrett Takes Licking From Sailor Friedman
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Copyright. 10
Patent Omco.)

yrEht 1874 New York Tribune u
Omce)
As the Year Passes
Concerning certain platitudes
That in atiudes
Regarding annual-should anybody doubt Il?
know the year Is growing old
a a 3
But there Is nothing. told
That about It,
added
o before,
And yet he far from the ekid.
silver threads
Have long adorned his mold
he emblee ne
Exactly like a kid
With all children
l n old flown.
wonder and always looks new7
Perhaps. upon his stately throne.
He learn WI he
To mind business but his
Which
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NEWARk sTNTIoN--WIZl

fWESTINGHol ~Er--.}6O METERS
?. Musical Stories BY Mary
PloWcen Herman. lecturer f1r tne NeE
York City Board OF Education
-.3O-Concert ry Ar-hL- Gordon Hud-
son, baritone.
: 5O-"The Meaning OF Service. by ~.
J. Reeves. general secre tary 81 rhe savings
BANKS Association 81 the state OF Ner
York
s-Dance music by the CLUB Royal Dance
Orchestra Of Jersey city. formerly known
a. the Eddie lent Orchestra.
$50" Broadcasting Broadway" by Ber-
tia Rrainard
S.45-Continuation % program by Club
Raoyl Dance Orchestra q Jersey City.
Q-Concert BY Robert Armour. tenor
Betty Ttlotson Convert BUREAU
q.IS-Concert BY Arthur Wilde. c-lllst
Who hss been a member of the View York
symphony Orchestra under Walter Dsu-
roech for SIX years
. 5O-Progrsm ~ Robert Armour. tenor.
9.S5 20 Darlington time Signals
Wea TIER forecast
lO0l-Prosram by Arthur Wide aad
Robert Armorr
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Sailor Friedman Easily Earns Decisive
Victory Over One Punch Bobby Barrett

the near future with possible bid FOR
,he heavyweight crown some OF these
days
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RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY

STRAW BRIDGE r. CTOTHTER TTFT.
CLASS - 800 METERS
30 % 100 p m.--ChIdhn- own ra.f
hour. stories ny Cousin Eliza
Department ~ q grirrI'tlra produce ma
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a 40 p m -r-1ir.d s'ates Dena--11er- ~
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Evening concert .l.4@ 3. m- r8 lif1
?. ~.
NEWARK STATION ~wOR1.
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p IS p. m.-~onzs ~ salvatore -ineiuro
baritone. accompanied by Direrta T-tpp
$50 20 90 Man u the Moon -r0-
sOO-Dr. Lee De Forest. pioneer radio
engineer viii speak-
5-SQ-Dr- John a.. Benson. practica
psychologist. viii continue the series ~
ralks on self Healing Uy Auto -uEzrs-
ton. by Emile Coue.
s4O-Dr George j. Fisher. deputy raief
scout executive of tne Boy scouts ~ Amer
Ca. on Christmas spirit iu scouting
$50 70 lOu0- Z andeis Messiah ~
the Community Chorus ~ rrr oranges.
under the direction % Harry Barunarct.
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7.f5-Weekly survey % business con-
ditiOns. Public health bulletin.
-3O-Bedtime story FOR children.
745-RepOrt ~ New YORK stock *
s-A TAX on womans fashions.
: 3p-Concert by Ella Bassetc and
Marion Bassetr. piano. Ruin S<ank.
soprano. Matthew Ekey. violin. Mr..
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ilv. n.ws ~ real yalu. i printed
- elsssitsd sos todsy.-Adv.
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CEN. ELECTRIC CO..-[WGYl
CLASS 3 STATION 400 NIErERSl
O D. m.--PrOduce and Stock rua-Ssc CIo-
tacions News bulletins
7.45-Conccrt and radio drama.
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Try an Every Evening Want "A.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-02-02
Ito be continued)
Granada in MoonlIuht.

Think for some moments upon the
vast achievement of the Moors in
Spain in the long ago. Have you sat
in moonlit Granada and contemplated
the Alhambra there? If so, has not
your spirit been awakened with a ST.
lent story Of lost civilization. COM
pared to which many others of its kind
seem mean: Here is tiligree-like lace
in place of towering massiyeness, but
the Alhanbra in the silyery light Of
night is TO Some minds more witch
ing, more ghost-stirring, than the Col
osseum of Rome, Henry Leach writes
in Chambers Journal.