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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
YOUNGSTOWN MEGHIvAS.

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iinnep6lyiinkre 6s nj orgondjuk felszcn
tel6s6re elfogadta gyjilekezetiink szep.
tember 1s-ikara lclk6sz es a gyiile
kezct igyekszik min6l nagyobb szam
ban megielenni tcstvar egyhaz 0r0m
jinnep6lyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
A HIvEK FIGYELMEBE.

ut. Borsy Kerekes Gyorgy vi lelkt-
stink ezuton keri hiveket, hogy ta-
vollete alatt mindenfele egyhazi iigy-
ben Katoch Janos jegyzohoz fordulja-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
PREsBYTERI. GYtLEs.

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szes eloljarosagat afe16l, hogy'a a reank
kSvetkez6 s-~.a baton, azaz foly6 ho
10-en este I oral kezdettel megleend
tartva a rendes havi presbyteri gyii.
les, meg pedig az egyik iskolank ter
m6ben a French st. oldalon. Minden-
cgyes el6ljarosagi tagot ezen gyiilesre
szeretettel hivunk es varunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08

kENUAlVOIl 1OhANIffI GYUL6O
A Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet a
rank kGvetkez6 vasarnap rendkiviili
gyiilest fog tartani. A gyiiles targya
az Orgona szentelesi es Jubileuni Macy
tarsas vacsorara val6 kesznl0des. Ker-
iiik tagokat, hogy teljes szalnban
jelenjenek meg.
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.elmuH vasarnap delutan a fenykepe-
zesre Is 'nagy gyiil6sre t0bb mint
egyszaz asszony gyiilt ossze, majdnem
mind az uj egyenruhaban. Kis Magyar
orsxag volt tenplomunk kornyeke. Re-
,n6liik, logy sokan lesznek jelen va
sdrfdb d4lutan is.
r1IiisBYrEKEK GYtLEsE.
al rank k0vetkez6 szombaton este
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08

III. Begala Istvan es jegyese Mar
eink6 Annuska mult hetf6n delelott
eskudtek egymasnak orok hiiseget TEN
plomunkban. Az egyhazi szertartast
a lelkesz vegezte. Tanuk voltak }. M.
Stasko es +. Mareinko. Sok boldogsa-
got kivanunk az ifju parnak
, 1927-03-08
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
of Governor WALDO EVANS in7the
Emancipation Park, St. Thomas at
20 a. M. Tuesday, March LIST 1927.

Concluded from yesterdou's AVjs.)
More, in particular, | feel / cannot say
now because | must of necessity speak
as one who is essentially u]nacquainted
with your problems and needs. | have
no confidence that | come to you know
ing the panaces of all your problems.
You must not think for a moment that
l have made up my mind about you, that
| have determined in advance what shall
and what shall not be. / would be fool
ISL and unworthy if | had done so. In
stead, | come to you with an open mind
and heart, / shall be ready to turn my
eyes in the direction in which you point.
My ears will always be open to listen to
your petitions and your statements. My
best judgement will be exercised, seek
ing the greatest good for the greatest
number and looking toward the happi-
ness and prosperity of the Virgin Is
lands. If | err do not condemn me ut
terly-it will be but what we all do over
and over, for 1--WE are but human. IF |
please you, | shall be happy to know it
since in that respect | am but normal,
too; bat you need notelpraise me over
much for you're pleasure and you profit
, 1927-03-08

before the Committee on Territories
and Insular Possessions
United States Senate.
STATEMENT OF HON. GEORGE w.
WILLIAMS, JUDGE OF THE DIS
TRICTC VIRGIN
ISLANDS OF THE UNI
TED STATES

Continued from yesterdays AUjS)
Judge William. continuing OF course
there has been a good deal Of remarks
about the naval government there. As
a matter of fact, anybody reading the act
witt see there is no more naval govern
ment in st. Thomas than here. It shows
at once that it has been the policy of the
Government to send naval men as gov.
ernors. There is small naval station.
, 1927-03-08
Mail-NOfice

Beginning Sunday, March Is, 1927,
the mail for St. Thomas, Porto Rico end
the United States for dispatch from
ChristiausUed, will be closed at this office
at 100 p. m. precisely, instead of 1000
a. m. as at present.
P. o. Cbristiansted, V. l., March 7. 1927.
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
, 1927-03-08

will be reward enough for ne.
Just before leaving the United States
TO come here, | called on the President
of the United States and 'he asked me to
express to the people of these islands
his good will and best wishes for their
prosperity, and he expressed to me his
keen interest in the affairs Of these is
lands.
| also had the pleasure W lille in Wash
ington of being entertained at luncheon
by the Insofar Affairs Co mittee of the
House Of Representa- and they in
formed me that they s ere soon coming
to the Virgin Islands co make personal
observations with a view to obtaining
first hand informal 0B of the needs of
the islands, much Of which information,
however, they had previously obtained
In committee meetings having as wit
nesses citizens and former residents of
st. Thomas and St. Croix.
1t is with a great deal of pleasure that
I can inform you that President Coolidge
signed your citizenship bill yesterday and
| formally welcome yGu as an integral
part OF a great nation.
| hope that you will understand that
the honor conferred carries great resp0n-
sibilitiPsAnd that individually .and colIec-
lively ydu will maintain the spendid ira
ditioh of the American people.
President Coolidge signed also the bills
for the construction Of highways in St,
Thomas md the reduction of the export
tax on S gar. This action by the Presi-
dent an the Congress is appreciated |
am positive and will be gratefully &C
knowledged by your patriotism and de-
votion to your flag and the Nation it
represents.
In conclusion, let me say again what
[ have aleady said in other words. |
hope and pray hat We zmay all be grant
ed wisdom while we are associated to-
gether and that neither you nor | shall
ever have cause to look with anything
but delight upon what has been said and
done here today.
, 1927-03-08
LOCAL

The schooner Resolution" sailed from
this port with the outging mail aad pas
senger Ann g. Benjamin at $50 this
morning,
The notice concerning mails for the
West India Islands by s. S. 'Dominica'
reads that the mails close at 900 a. m.
tomorrow, 9th, Wednesday.
The S. S. Dominica" is looked For in
Frederiksted tomorrow morning to sail
in the afternoon.
A notice published herein announces
an extention Of the hour for closing the
mails on Sunday for dispatch to St. Thorn
IS, Porto Rico, and the United States,
from 10 a. m. to l p. m. 1t is under
stood that this does not contemplate the
holding up Of matter to be dumped on
the post office at the last moment but
simply the facility of making connection
until a later hour where this may be un-
avoidabIe and necessary particularly as
regards correspondence with St. Thomas
and Porto Rico that would otherwise be
delayed up to two days.
1t is advised that owing to illness o. its
editor and chief compoSitor the West End
News was not published yesterday which
explains its non.receipt by subscribers
whose indulgence is kindly requested un-
der the circumstances.
, 1927-03-08

B. o
B. R. LARSEN,
Postmaster.
if you remember, down there. and the
commandment of that station has been the
governor of the islands, Of course. That
gives color to those remarks about it be-
ing a naval government. The govern
ment is lust as much civil as in any State;
in fact, the President at any time he saw
fit could send a civil man down for gov.
ernor and fill every position with civil
ans. But in the interest, | suppose, OF
eCOnOmy and disinteTestednesS, lack OF
craftsmanship, and all that sort Of thing,
the President has seen fit 10 send Navy
people down there and, in my judgment,
l think no mistake has been made.
have no brief for The Navy; | am not
connected with the Navy in any shape or
form, and | may be out there at any time.
When | say those things / say them be-
cause ! feel it to be the truth,
Senator Bingham. May | say at that
point. if / may be permitted, that my
own feeling is that one reason why The
people down there refer to the naval
government and think of it as a naval
government, and have talked so much
about il, when it is not a naval govern
ment actually, is the fact that the Otlcl-
ais who are really entirely officials OF the
civil government wear naval uniforms on
dress occasions quite frequently, and
that naturally leads to the supposition
that the naval uniform goes with the Of
fee which they hold.
Senator johnson. Do they attempt
that kind of government?
Senator Bingham. | do not think so,
But the people who are objectjng to it, l
think, have lead 10 think of it as a naval
government because the governor, who is
also commandant of the naval station,
wears his naval uniform, let us say, half
of the time.
b. Senator johnson. Generally speaking,
do the people object to the naval gov
ernoT?
Senator Bingham, No; l have found
no such objections,
The Chairman. Right on that point,
permit me to ask a question: Suppose it
were possible 10 get men Of equivalent
ability, personality, etc, do you think it
would be any better to have a civilian,
strictly speaking, that is to say. a man
who had not been in the Navy would
they make better governors or not?,
JuOge Williams. | might say this, that
l beheve in a sn al place hike that
better results would be gotten from non
partisan aon inistratlou, land do OF look
, 1927-03-08

The S. S. Dominica" is looked Cor in
Frederiksted tomorrow morning to sail
il the afternoon.
, 1927-03-08

The notice concerning mails fl
West India Islands by s. S. Dom
reads that the mails close at 900
tomorrow, 9th, Wednesday.
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divided as usual into four periods.
The first is a group of Christmas
music gifts; the second is fifteen
minutes with musical patrols for
the toy soldiers; the third COM
pr1ses selections by Beethoven, Won
Weber, Mcdowell and Mascagni.
four composers born in the month
Of December. The fifth period is a
een-minute review of master
melodies from famous light operas.
The Davis Baking Powder Com
pany in their hour at 1880 Sunday
afternoon, broadcast by WFBM, will
sponsor a presentation of I Han
dePs Messiah" to be sung by a
group of the finest soloists here.
The personnel of the program is:
Jane Johnson Burrough, soprano:
Mary Traub Busch, contraIto:
Charles Vale, tenor; Edward La
Shelle, baritone; Jesse G.. Crane
piano; Martha Winkenhofer. yio-
lin, and Lucille Springer, cello.
The program will be heard as
follows:
Overture-Trio ARRANGEMENT.
Tenor-Recitative and Aria
y. Every Valley SHAH Be Exhalted."
Thus Saith the Lord''
But Who Shall ABIDE
Alto-tSecltative and Aria
Is Thou That Tel ist GOOD SSnc TiSinrs"
6e.ssISS- ass. ye and Aria
FOR H. Behold sen Darkness Shall Cover the
The People That Walked in Darkness. {"
ARRANGED for piano, violin and 'cellol
Four Recttatives for Soprano
There Were Shephards Abiding"
"And Lol The Angel of the Lord Came
."And the Angel Said Unto Them
Ana anS suddenly There Was With the
QSTg,artetS ARRANGEMENT of "olory to God"
"The on. s6Sll the Eyes of the Blind be
"He Shall Feed His Flock"
Soprano-"Come Unto Him.
Alto-Aria-"He Was Despised."
Tenor-Recitative and Aria
Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart, ("
Behold and See If There Be Any Sor-
Soprano--Aria--
II Know That My Redeemer Liveth."
Chorus"
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SIN, VINO. wsB. WHIT, waY,

WsM, VINO. wsB. WHIT. woY.
s:OO-"our Government" by David Law
TSaGe: Vic IT, W WY5R W WSeH. W WG9'
s:15-Howard Correct Time. To wEE1,
WAR, WIFI, WRC, WGY. WCAE,
WWJ, WSAI, WTAM.
sl5-AtT raSo Kent Tado hour cur NARA Nara
WGY, WGR. wcAE, wTAM, WWJ,
WsAI, WGN. KsD, WCCO, Voc,
WHO, WOW. WDAF, KVOO, WFAA,
WSM, VINO. WSB, WIT.
9:15-Biblical drama. To aWRC, WGY,
WIFI, WHO. VOC.
WIZ, NBC, Red Network, New York
7:SO-Christmas carol singing.
8:00-NBC ohildrens hour.
9.00-Special Christmas concert.
Noon-The Mediterraneans. To WIZ, WRC.
i:0O-The Roxy Stroll To WIZ, WBz,
WBzA, KDKA. WJR, KYW, woo,
WHO, WOW, WTMJ.
2:00-Jospe Woodwind Ensemble.
2:3O-Deyora Nadworney, contralto, with
string trio.
asst. Georges vesper services.
4:SO-Natlsonal radio yespers; Aeolia nh. Hall
WHAM, KYW.
5:30-The New York Trio.
6:00-Aeolian Evensongs.
6.3O-Musical literature. ''Messiah'--
WBz, WBzA, KDKA, WLW, WJR,
KYW, WCCO, KSD, WOAF.
S:l5-Xibrant melodies. To WIZ. WHAN
s:sO-Gouise Hemming, contraIto, with
s:45-Utica Jubilee Singers. To WIZ,
WHAMs KDKA.
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o:oo-Longines Correct Time. To WIZ,
WHAM, KDKA.
9:l5-Don Amaizo, the Wizard. To WIZ.
KDKA, KYW, WCCO WTMJ
REPUBLICANS TO MEET
Senator Watson Expected at Con-
ference in South Bend.
BY Elosser

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. "a
Selection of a Republican State
chairman to succeed Clyde A.
Walb and Of a national committee
man to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Joseph B. Healing, will
be the topic for a conference which
probably will be held here soon
between United States Senator
James E. Watson and northern In
diana party leaders.
A "favorite son" movement is
being pushed here to make Wat
son the sole choice of the st. Jo-
seph County delegation for the Re-
publican nomination for President.
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Fishing The Air
.hEe: 0. s. eAr. or.
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

THE Women's University Glee
Club of New York, under the
direction of Gerald Reynolds, will
be heard with the New York SYM
phony Orchestra, conducted by
Walter Damrosch, in an RCA
Christmas program which will be
broadcast through stations as
ISOLATED with the NBC blue network
tonight, at 7.
The program includes a selection
from the Messiah" old Christmas
songs, and numbers by Strauss,
List and Dvorak.
A Christmas eve program from
WOW, Omaha, at 8 tonight will
comprise a cantata, "Ch1lde Jesus,
in carol form, consisting Of a num-
Der of beautiful musical selections.
Members of the A. s. F. Club of
the Irvington School of Music will
broadcast the following program for
the Indiana Federation of Music
Club hour, Sunday, at 3 over WKBF.
The program has been arranged by
Adelaide Conte.
vcice-"My Heart Ever Faithful. :. Bach
p,ono .zo,v Adelaide HIfH'i oonfHedj adams tsteven,
pian0-A0'y Mildred HiiiS SMITH f1'll' ', w.,
'Cello-'Aria Gertrude SCcnte. 1900 0"'-
Quartet-"Song of India $4,000,
Mrs Z. HSgIs: Adelaide Ii cQpts,i . sebastiana
Memory Contest NumberJ
,'Der Tannenbaum.',
Ernest Heberlein.
Pie sEsn .saint-s aens
1rv GsfGs e trio Mf Rheda Gardner Violin;
Gertrude conte. cellist; Adelaide
nu.t- -oserena Gonte' pianist. schubert
DueS Ade ishSue conte. Paul saffran.
p...,rr (M!e.Tm nogy. Contest SqDts Numbero
Syartes-"Aye Maria" Schubert schubert
sebastianat Palma. Adelaide oonte, Ger
trude Conte, Mildred Smith, Paul Saffran.
0h aAdsate S ShEGlss"
Holy Night
"Jingle Bells -...,.,.
oonte 4%Gg Es Mccfaae Paul saran: VIII
liam Hogle, Sebastiana Palma, Milred
Smith.
The Atwater Kent program,
broadcast at 8:15 Sunday night by
NBC Red network, will embrace a
group of familiar carols sung by a
mixed quartet of well-known radio
artists.
The Christmas afternoon pro-
gram from WLW, Cincinnati, at
4:30 Sunday afternoon, will include
organ. orchestra and violin numbers
Of . wicle variety fitted to the yule-
tide season.
The Crosley Bandhox hour at
BIS from the same station win be
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Dial TzUiSters
Central Standard Time

WKBF (I190-252) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic CIub)
5:OO-Late news bulletins and sports.
6:00--Santa Claus, courtesy of PEOPLES
Quitting Company.
WFBM (1O9O-275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power g Light Coz
Silent.
WLW, Cinucinnati
5:00-Santa Claus and his entertainers.
Goethe Messiah, Orchestra and
chorus.
e:0O-Organ.
Il :00-Orchestra.
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WIS, Chicago
5l5-Organ: sports; time signals.
6:0O-SupperbeH program; grain. live
s:so-sports, orchestra, news.
.7:SO-Natfonai barn dance.
1l:00-ShoW broadcast.
1l.30-Barn dance. three orchestras,
WOW, Omaha
6:o0-Automobile talk.
6:30-Orchestra.
9:00-Christmas Eve program.
WHO, Des Moines
6;30-Four Kings of Harmony.
7:O0-Chain programs.
KOHL, Council Bluffs
5:00-NeWs, farm topics, weather, markets
7:00-String quartet.
9:00-Orchestra.
IL 0o-Orchestra.
12:oO-Chief Razberry and Indian Pow
voc, Davenport
6:00-Sport news.
KbKA, Pittsburgh
sSO-HA Christmas CAROL" Dickens
WGY. Schenectady
5:oo-santa Claus
530-Dirner music.
lo:oO-Dance program;
600-Bed time, Unble Bob.
700-Damrosch and his orchestra.
9:00-Congress carnival.
10:30--Kentucky Serenaders.
WBZ, Springfield.
5;30-Jack Morey and his singing orches-
5.55-Santa Claus,
6:30-Concord male quartet.
s:oS-speciai Christmas party.
o:00-NeWs, music.
1Ooo-Hotel statler orchestra:
WEAF, NBC Red Network, New York
00-Waldorf-Astoria dinner music. To
uTTT WPH WGAT
6:00-South Sea Islanders.
e:3o-The High Jinkers. To WCAE. WGY,
s:oo-Howard Correct Time, To wGY.
WCAE, WTAN. WSAI, webb.
8:o0-Concert orchestra.
9;00-Rolfe's Palais Dor Orchestra. To
WGY, WSAI, KSD, WHO.
cert 10 WEI, WAR, WTrAAG&i.
McHH MMa ay. w MHii W WGY. Was WAS,
WSB, WTMJ.
WIZ, NBo Blue Network, New York.
5:00-Al Friedman'S Orchestra.
5:55-Summary OF programs.
6:00-Hotel Aston Orchestra, Freddie Rich,
7:oo-RoA HouFT-New York symphony
Orchestra under the direction Of
WhlsiE w RsSrq RpkA. WV VI WEE W9k.
WOW, W6AF, WAS, WsM, VINO
WsB., EEL. VITO, WAR. WTAG,
a;OO-ShIieO Hour; To To =, Wal A VIVIAN EAIsE.
WCCO, KSD, WKOC, WHO, WOW,
WDAF, KVOO, WHAS. WSM. VINO,
WHIT. WAX, WTMJ, WBAP, WEEP,
VITO, WTAG, WCSH.
9:00-Longines Correct Time. To WIZ,
VIDAL, WHAAA, WJR, KYW. WTAdJ.
9:00--Keystone Duo with Baladeers.
9:30-Dorothy Howe and String Trio.
10:00-Slumber music.
ll:05-Midnight Mass from Shrine of the
Sacred Heart, Washington, D. G.
To WIZ, WRC.
WRNY, New York
6:00-Joy Yoeng'S Orchestra.
6:30-Dickens' Christmas Carol.
6:45-Hazel Jean Kirk, violiinst.
7:00-Guild singers.
7:30-Ralph Christman's cat Home Party
with Ben Bernies Orchestra.
8:00-Anne Marentze, soprano, and Vir-
ginia Fickling, contralto, duets;
Elna Christensen, plano.
8:15--Vincent Bach, trumpeter.
8:3Q-Male quartet
8:45-Ralph Cristman, pianist.
WNYC, New York
6:00--Crofts' Riddles, Children's Christi
mas program.
6:35-Double Police Quartet.
7:16-Special Christmas program.
8:00-Dickens' christmas Carols"
8:20-Christmas pianologues Herman
Neuuaus
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a Christmas eve program from
WOW, Omaha, at 9 tonight will
comprise cantata. "Childe Jesus"
in carol form, consisting Of a num-
Der of beautiful musical selections.
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Sunday

Sunday
WFBM 10DO-275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power & Light Co..
A. M.
9:3O-Christian Men Builders.
11:00-Roberts Park M. E. Church.
p, M.
12:SO-CircIe Theater Organ Program.
1:30--Davis Baking Powder Hour MARY
2:SO-Kruse COnneII Hour CMarott
S:OO-Stutz Hour of Music.
WKBF (1I90-252l INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic CIub)
S:0O-Federation Of Music Clubs.
The producers news., 1927-11-04
CHICAGO STOCK SHOW
TO CLIMAX SEASON

Improved agricultural conditions.
which have made this a record wear
for the local and state fairs, are ex-
pected to result in great outpourino
of Stockmen and farmers and the Dro-
ducts OF their skill at the International
Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from
November 10th to December 3rd. The
spirit of the Thanksgiving season.
aroused by the wonderful display of
the bounties of nature, will be the kew
note of this gathering, according to
Secretary-Manager B. H. Heide.
Over 1000 of the finest beef cattle
horses, sheep and swine and 5000 of
the choicest samples of % crops of
grains, small seeds and hay will take
part in a thousand different contests
for the highest honors of our hasic
industry. These animals will include
the outstanding individuals of over 40
breeds of livestock which have nrov-
en- the sensation of the recent fair
circuits of the United States and Can
ada and others which are being fitted
solely for the show ring of the Inter
national.
Walter Biggar of Dalbeattie. Scot
land, is coming across the Atlantic n
judge the individual fat bullocIs ana
select the grand champion of the show,
while Lieutenant Arnold Caddv If
awards in the Red Polled BREEDING
classes. Canada, as usual will send
strong entries to compete in manv of
the contests and this year New South
Wales will be represented for the f;rst
time in the Grain and Hay show
Practically every state in the Union
will take part in the VARIOUS activ-
ities of the Exposition.
Attractive educational DISPLAYS COW
ering of wide range of timely snb-
iects will be staged by the I1n;ted
States Department of Agriculure ana
the state experiment stations. In
spection of the exhibits in the Meat
Shoppe, National Boys and Girls, -Irfo CI,1b
Congress, individual and carload show
and attendance at the numerous CON
tests, student Judging competitions am, and
auctions will fill each days crowded
The producers news., 1927-11-04
I,rtlrl Corn Show
Outstanding Success
LIST OF AWARDS
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The producers news., 1927-11-04

program which will be brought to a
fitting close by brilliant night horse
show and entertainment in the arene
Reduced railroad fares will be in eff
feet on all railroads entering Cbicaoo
and over 40 national farm organizao
tions will take this opportunity To
hold their meetings in Connection
with the international. CHICAGO +ba
agricultural capitol of the world will
be the mecca of live stock and farm
ing industries the week following
Thanksgiving.
The producers news., 1927-11-04

made-to-order or store suit ever gives
the satisfaction given a real tailor
made suite.
Only the very best of materials 90
into such a suit and the suit fits be-
cause it is fitted on the man it is
made to fit by man who is an ex-
pert IN the business. One can al
ways pick out the men who wear
tallor-made suits for that reason.
Nelson the tailor, who operates a
shop here In Plentywood, learned his
trade IN the capitals of Europe and
mas. worked in some of the most ex-