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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-16

Man can only appraise his real
value when he has been sued for
breach OF promise,
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Upper: The President and Mrs. Cool.
idge as they reached Wicker Park,
Hammond, to participate in the city's
observance of flag day on Tuesday.
Mrs. Coolidge is waving greeting to
the thousands awaiting the Presidents
speech.
Lower: The President holding little
Loretta JablOwski, years old, with
whom he posed for the photographers.
Photos by Underwood Underwood.
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COOPER TAKES LEAD
IN OPEN GOLF PLAY AS
JOHNSTON COLLAPSES

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PRESIDENT YIELDS
EARLY TO LURE OF
BLACK HILLS TROUT

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FAMILY OF FIVE KILLED.
Passenger Train Hits Automobile
at Street Crossing,

SUNMAN. Ind, June 16 (F9.-Five
persons, the entire family of Frank
Whipped, 45-year-old farmer, lost their
lives here when their automobile was
struck by a Big Four passenger train
at street crossing last night.
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BYRD FACES DELAY
OF SEVERAL DAYS
BEFORE TAKING OFF

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POWERS ABANDON
: CONCERTED MOVE
] UPON COMMUNISTS

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Hagen recovered another Of his lost
strokes with a birdie 3 on No. 10,
where he holed a 30-foot putt. The
eleventh was scored in par 4. where
his second was on and his approach
putt was well up.
Hagen joined a booming drive with
long brassie. leaving him a short
pitch to the green. which he executed
in good style and was 80 feet from
the cup in 3. His putt was an inch
away and he was down in for a
par on hole where So are easily
possible.
He was on the 164-yard thirteenth
from the tee and got the par in two
puts, missing q birdie by inches
again.
A long drive on the fourteenth was
followed by q beauty for the pin, but
his putt was from a difficult position
and he played safe for the par 4, get
ting down from Is inches.
Hagen's f1Ae performances up to the
fifteenth WaNnznarred Mere by q 9
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pitching out too strong and missing
4-foot putt. "Jimmy's" troubles con.
tinued on the fourth. He was forced
to place his second shot on the NO. b
fairway after driving to a bunker,
fired his third over the green, but
pitched back to within a foot OF the
cup and got a par 5.
Johnston was 5. 4. 4, on the next
four holes, losing two more strokes
to par with an iron shot to trap on
the fifth and a tee shot into sand on
the sixth. His par on the seventh
was steadier, but he missed a short
putt and took four on the 2oS-yard
eighth.
Johnston's second shot on the ninth
sliced the rough, but he Clipped dead
and just missed a seven-footer for
birdie 4. His card:
Ont 2 6 6 5 5 4 5-42
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld. as far as pos
slble, by The Star. Only bona
hide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
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$500.
SALESMAN


to sell colored property in best section of
northwest Married man with car pre- ferred
5000 per month drawing account against
liberal commission. Worker with sales
ability VIII average $500 per month and
education and experience to receive inter
view. Address Box 3S2-B. Star office.
A POSITION for a young man
with or without selling expert
ence for outside work; must be
of good appearance and char
acter, and willing to make the
most OF fine opportunity. APP
ply The Hecht Co. Employment
Office, 624 F st. NV.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MUSICIANS wanted for amateur orchestral
Address Box 393-B Star Office,
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MTSICIA,TS wanted for amateur orchesttra-
Address Box 393-B Star Office
SETTLED COUPLE. white. meals and quar-
ters IN exchange for services. Apply sunday
alter J y m. 20l6 NJ ST. NV. -
NOTICE. OF EXAMINATION.
:, The state Employment Commission OF
MARYLAND viii hold the following, eYamigna-
January 90. 1927 for positions. at the In1j,
Versity of Maryland. College Park Msry|@ nSo
Junior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SbbUF9l : uHp
2 year: senior CONGRATULATIONS. o9o"-
81 400 a wear 80,
App}y State Employment Commission. ~
Light st. Baltimore. Md ---
statesmen in other lines who can learn
real estate business have opportunity OF dou-
bling income in Lee Heights. washington
fastest selling subdivision training and as
-. Call at 1405 New York ave and ask Tor
40, RUBY LEE M1NAR Inc Inc ,,As :.
PART TINE employment for
person OF good appearance and
character, man or woman; pleas
ant, dignified outside work very
attractive income easily possible.
This is type of employment
which will appeal to school
teachers, clergymen, musicians,
etc, If you feel that you are
qualified please write for an in
terview. Address Box 292-B,
Star office.
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.SALESM

statesmen.
TIE REMINGTON CASH
REGISTER CO., SUBSIDI-
AIRY OF REMINGTON
ARMS CO., COULD USE
ONE OR TWO HIGH
GRADE Statesmen WITH
SALES EXPERIENCE; DE
SIRE MEN BETWEEN 25-35
WHO WISH TO CONNECT
WITH RELIABLE FIRM
w H ERE PRODUCTION
WILL GIVE EXCELLENT
IMMEDIATE RETURNS
AND OPPORTUNITY FOR
RAPID AND PERMANENT
ADVANCEMENT; SHORT
TRAINING PERIOD WITH
SALARY; GUARANTEED
I TERRITORIES.
PHONE MAIN 24O3 FOR
APPOINTMENT OR CALL
727 18th NV.
WASHINGTON. d. G.
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COMPANION to invalid or children. eve
hings nv woman Of refinement experienced
traveller and reader: references. Address Box
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sITuATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.
SITUATION-FEMALE.

ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper typist expert
enced college graduate. desires part-time
work or small set of books to keep at home.
Phone Potomac 664S-W.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
COLORED COUPLE wanted. neat. chauffeur
and waitress first-class cooks and waitress
Amply Northwest EN-. Blu, 1910 T st. NV.
girls. mattresses. chamber.
maids, cooks. nurses. laundresses. dishwash-
ers. lanttors nightman. FulleTs Exchange,
170b 9TH ct. Potomac 1888.
ELEVATOR. butler. chauffeur. porter dish
washer, housework of any kind: reliable ref
erenee. Pot 594s.
PART-TIME general houseworker, maids,
chauffeurs, laundresses and all help fur
nished. Parker 6 Employment Agency. 623 L
st. ne. Atlantic 1893.
HOUsEWORKERS. laborers, help of any
kind furnished quickly, Call c. Schroth
Central ave. Phone CAPITOL Heights 161.
PART-TIME. general houseworkers labor
ers. night workers. school help. Industrial
Agency. 402 Q st NV. North 1889.
Title Annex Bldg. Baltimore. Md. receives
daily REQUESTS for teachers from public and
private school and COLLEGE officials.
CALL Us when you need Office help; our
service free. Steward School Office Help
Agency. 1893 F ct NV. Main se71.
OFFICE POSITIONS.
Free registration Washington Employment
Exchange. operated for the PUBLIC by the
WASHINGTON School for Secretaries. Main 246O.
No Charge Unless You Are Placed.
Room 202. Transportation BLDG. 18th h 81.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSlRUCIJON COUhSfS.
BEAUTY CULTURE, TAUGHT IN ALL
paid Sf@s ana Gs1RsRRR sa pas IS i hfR
BECOME 4 BUILDER EASY, TO GET
Write for, sample building, plan and Trial trial
PEPF Hf 4S t Tic 6dd 4fcH BY is Es
TASTE GaFSs az a. BF aS
HOWARD PRIEST, Pot 279O-w. 1894 S. st.
and nd money none Address T Box SOB Star once
LIMITED CLASSES IN PHOTOGRAPHY;
through capable personal Instruction IN the
actual performance Of every phase Of the
sTFUtHDlo. 90 G 18th 81. nv = e'9-'
MAKE BIG MoNEY-Learn beauty &C., culture lrs
wonderful permanent waves heautltul mar.
MARCEL WAVING AND BE ATTY C GU,
PARIS where he made thoro syns study adsc Of Of
s ssFgH','as s@a @ffis HSSoTR School
ST. 14th st. NV. Fl. 5l31. -
COACHING. HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS:
schools morning. afternoon, eeyeninng; expert
P Pre- H;m sa aS@d i4o1 Monroe
SPECIAL TUTORING-LATIN ENGLISH,
pe eTi fo tutor: reasonable Charges Ad-
dress Box 2o2-B. Star Office.
THOSE WITH UNDEvELOPED TALENT
viii interview only those desirous of max
dsss BoR 4f4z St Star '6 oce
MEN. WOMEN. IS UP. PREPARE FOR
Goysrn@snt jobs big co Pay sSperifFP %I
and cGashaSSf N tyff
LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL
open. course of instruction for those inter.
ested Q: experienced in selling as G iseeT
Sta office.
EASY TO LEARN--FAsCINATTNG SHORT
ggea
Oxford Bldg. 18th St bet n Y. ave. and II.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT, BY .ExPERI-
enGsd msp and sxps aay
satisfaction gg ars ted coNovER as!2s
dass sa5 sszs Another SanE s Fsaep
ssnsas sSC s'f Boyd aas sGass
placed in the best positionssn the city. Esw
sG sSs nov Yss tsra " En- aaiS @ss B B9Yp
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT DAY Or EVE;
ping by y9pnE lady Apt N S1a 4 Eg,ana
AUIO DhlFlNG LESoONo .b1 Oi1D IAt z
renced instructors: eatlsfacuon inquired
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. 80.
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN - aCTELs.
clubs. apartments. institutions. schools: coll
leges. tea rooms. restaurants. cafeterlas
need trained men and women. Demand in
creasng daily. Every day opening in d. G..
Florida. all States. for managers. asst.
managers. hostesses, housekeepere; account
ants. room clerks. stewards and other execu-
tives. Night classes now forming Class
limited. Enroll early. Prepare in few short
months for big pay with bigger opportun
tiles Open 8 40 am. to 8 pm. LEWIS
HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Pennsylvania
ave. at 23rd st.
AUCTION BRIDGE CLASsEs-rOACHING
MAIZE RITE The Farnahor0.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN Cont'd).

NNLFS NJ AN AIFR
For security department: well known com
pany man in the $50 900 a year class;
replies confidential. Address Box 494 b.
Star Office
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BY YOUNG EMPLOYED LADY. desiring
change; qualify as stenographer. typist.
clerical. filing and knowledge of bookkeep-
ing: prefer real estate work. Address Box
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
AMATEURS wanted for contests two the
sters this week. Apply Capital Booking Of
fee. S1l 18th st. NV. "a
ineton family OF adults: every modern con
venience, car bus. village: fine quarters
salary. excellent home mo objection TO one
Address Box 444 B Star Office.
HOUSE statesmen, experienced for own
er. men or women. Fulton r. Gordon. Con-
MAN for farm work: woman for homework
Address Box 349-B. Star office. go
MAN OR COUPLE. white. for small apart
ment house NV: must understand ste am
heat and some repairs; references: no chill
dren. Address Box 492-B Star Office.
RELIABLE SALES PEOPLE wanted
81 600. 600 concern Opening territory; en-
1919 81. NV. ga
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bb dnS SEWING. -chiidren's clothes. in my
81 n " OF oat, nv day. Mrs. Henry, 1909 \
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COMPANION to semi-inv aid. elderly lady or
housekeeper in widowers home where chill
dren are of school age; no laundry. not
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Ma Maxwell along in years. no incumbrance,
tnealthy. well dressed. would like position
~ stoFe or any work not too laborlOus. sal
ary no object. references Address Box
4uo-B. Star Office
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position In hotel office or apartment, Enowi.
Adkar,os' d5SSbeWritihg. best of references Gail
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sITuATToN-MALE.

AID WRITER stenographer; young man. ex-
pert stenographer. desires position as Junior
ad writer with magazine advertising com
pany: Will start as stenographer to prove
ability II desired. Address Box 375-B Star
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PUBLIC RELATION DIRECTION,

r Blu HELAIIUN UIhLy 10y E
rienced in research. publicity. organization
and club activities is open to proposition
in Washington. Has influential connections
with editors. associations and social bodies
throughout country. references and creden-
tials available. Address Box 422-B. Star
office
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ROOKKEEPER-TYPIST.

BOOKKEEPER-T YPIST.
Well established real estate
company desires hrst-class book
keeper with experience. Salary,
ST 200 to 800 to start. Reply
in own handwriting, stating ex-
perience.
Address Box 374-B, Star office.
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ad writer with magazine advertising COM
ssity II desired address Bo& 575B Star
Office. %"
AUDITOR bookkeener, credit ana oflce man
ADDRESS AGAR - B6s ssr Once
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. electrician. weld
err. LIZ years experience: responsible: perma-
nent position desired. anywhere. Line. 12d7-J
BAKER, white. 50; hotel and cafeteria
exp; bread pastry and ice creams. Address
BoOKKEEPER-sTENO general
sires work Immediately. Lincoln 24Os-J. 25'
BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPER--Five years.
experience. wishes position with commercial
nished Address BOX 4osB. Star ar'e once IS.
Fo:s! g Apply OF F0 "rits NJ Martin
CARPENTER-Deaf nan with family wants
furniture repsir shop Phone Line tn1.'O s1ss
CARPENTER wants work. any kind: floor
able Adress 8 9Th ST. e. ne. = 'l ''''H' 81!
CARPENTER wants work by the day. dept
i! ss sex sq9d Hea foa7o
CARPENTER, general iobbing,. partitions,
si%finE II F,sll5sdsId Is Second p st. Sc Ae Or
S SEsms silsa.2 1lsnsA ADAM. N ka' rfRel
corf SI wsR a 45 kind of sssSnf
CEM3ENT WORK. stem and reinforced porch
Franklin $500. B. Buckhanon
CHAUFFEUR. colored. wishes position with
priv family. 1880 Fla. ave. NV. Apt
CHAUFFEUR and mechanic wants position.
erence. Eugene Procto r phone pho u r. ioas4
Address 119 Thomas st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR-Colored experienced with
best Of reference wishes sgo Yostion II priyste
eli Poi ssss bsf6Es no TSieren'e ref.e
CHAUFFEUR-Good; experienced in house;
e 5qyg years experience good references s4!th
CHAuFFEUR--White wants lob; truck or
experience: good reference: sober: free 10
travel. Phone North sos.
CHAUFFEUR. colored wishes position in
private family; good ref; married. North
CHAUFFEUR, houseman. colored: wants
place. 60 away or stay. 1905 t ST. NV.
wes Job n pys fa s
French ct. NV. III. Hayes. "a
CHAUFFEUR, colored reliable and accom-
mOQaunkt private family, references. CAlI
1888 St NV. North 4167.
CHEF-coloEed: experienced; noted for
mer employers reference. W. A. Burwel,
1912 18th St. Apt. 8 90
CLERK--Shipping or receiving; capable of
best references. Address Box BOOB. Star
Office. "a
COLLEGE GRADUATE-with business ex;;
accounting. wants position Address Box
COOK male. can take charge: references.
400 T st. NV. N. 1851.
COOK fSouthern, coloredl and care of
house: all-round man. Overley Bowers, 1874
18th st. NV. Apt. / 23s
CORRESPONDENT and stenographer: ten
prospects, preferably with large concern: can
prepare prepare ads address Box s7-B. Star once !.
SSa Tant s,s4 o Ss
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING. reasonable
Teiss ss@ent brick%orE Can 1 nseo
GENERAL ACCOUNTING work for small
Phone Clarendon 113-W-2.
JANITOR or porter--Colored man. in apart
ment Or store. Apply 300 Mass. ave, NV.
IANTTOR- ELEVATOR OPERATOR. expsri-
enced. wants evening work. Phone Adams
1904. 20
JANIToR-Color good reference; no chill
ment. Phone North 50b.
Law STUDENT desires position with law
or patent 6rm: expert stenographer. Address
Box s263-B. Star once 23s
LAWYER, yopnE. ten years, experisnce: nov
3. s;% soIs9 ire III; pTssai;siion. "a
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SECRETARY, STENoGRAPHFR. thoroughly
epne speI rsnta years training legal expert
sitio1 'ap'n. accurate. desires responsible po-
oonO' Ssiary. $50; can furnish Al refer
ences Address Box e4s-B. Star once
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W. S.o, mnA LON iEtliott-Fisherl expert. young
nv iares Win o years experience. employed
t ma, accurate and dependable Address
BOX 14S-R. Star Office
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sstsSiA s NURSE or seamstress and up
- airs work clio NJ st nv
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SITUATION---FEMAIE.

mHHsE hospital training. experienced.
,ns "a vare QI infant IN her own home dur
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Rooms and Apartments to any need and
purse daily listed in the Classified columns of
The Star Read these advertisements and find place
to suit YOU
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SITUATIONs-MALE tCont'0.

MAN, 30. married wishes position as fore
man or supervisor Have two years eXpeFl-
ruuce as foreman in BatimOre's largest mig
p1San. Have good education. can read biue
W. nus willing to take anything where re-
spohsibiHty and trust are desired What nave
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-12-14

Milton Melges returned Monday
from Chicago where he accompanied
carload of poultry last week for Ad.
Newman and Son. Mr.. Melges visit
ed with his brother, DR.. Fred Melges
and his sisters, Misses Helen, Grace
and Esther during his stay in Chicago.
A fine display of Christmas cigars,
tobacco and smokers articles. Lau-
terbach Bros. 23-1t
Wilbur R. johnson passed away
Friday, December End at Seaforth,
death being caused from heart trouble.
Mr.. johnson was sixty-eight years of
age and has been a resident of Sea-
forth for the past forty years. Fun
eral services were held Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock at the Presbyterian
church at Seafoth, with the pastor.
Rev. Alexander officiating. Inter-
ment was made in the Redwood Falls
cemetery. Mr.. johnson is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Henry Fish of
Belview and one brother, George
johnson Of Seaforth. Two brothers
preceded him in death within the past
few months.
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Standard Brand Cigars in Holiday
wrapping in boxes of 5, 10, rs ane
SO, at Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 23-1'
Mrs. Herman Viergutz of Echo was
a caller here on Monday.
Place your order now for cut flow.
ers and plants. Lauterbach Bros.
23-1t
H. o. Knudson of Belview trans.
allied business here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. Ochs were Sun.
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T
]. Collins.
Let us give you a lasting marco
with free reset. Rutter's Beauty Par
ors over Rexall Drug Store. Phone
2428. 23-1t pc
Senter Baldwin of Shakopee is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Mary Baldwin
He arrived here Tuesday morning.
Get your Christmas cards early t.
be assured of having them printed OF
engraved in plenty of time for early
mailing. We wish you'd come in anG
let us show you our lines-we are
sure you'd like them. The Redwood
Gazette. 18-tf
The program which was to have
been held in District 103, December
10th was postponed. 1t will be Civ
en- Thursday evening, December 18th
Lunch will be served. Candy, cigars
and pop corn will be sold. Margar-
ct Langan, teacher.
For the best in marcels, shampoos
and facials-the Fisher Beauty
Shoppe. Phone 379. 23-lt
Miss Helen Callaghan who came
here Saturday to attend the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. P. o. Callaghan,
left Monday for Mankato and on
Tuesday left for Champagne, ILL.,
Miss Callaghan, during her stay in
Redwood Falls was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Lauterbach.
Friends and loved ones are the
treasures we gather throughout the
years. When Christmas comes, with
the spirit of love and friendship, we
send some gifts as token of remem-
brance and cheer. Visit Freyer's Rex
all Drug Store and see our unusual
display of gifts and remembrances.
23-1t
The Degree of Honor Lodge will
give Christmas party and program
at the K. P. Hall on Monday evening,
December 10Th.
Lodislaus Ourada, the oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Ourada braved
the cold and drifted roads last We'd
nesday and walked six miles into
Milroy to school. The roads were
drifted so badly from the storm Tues
day and during the night it was i'm
possible to even try to make it with
team but he made it afoot and was
here about as soon as most of them.
If this young lad shows such deter
mined effort to make good in the
future he will make good without a
question.-Milroy Echo.
Gift Stationery, so cents and up at
Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 23-1t
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.

The annual Christmas program un
der the direction of Miss Arlys Den.
Eel, instructor of music in the schools
of Redwood Falls, will be given Tues.
day evening, December 10th, at eight
o'clock at the Lincoln School auditor.
ium. There will be an admission
charge of 10 and 25 cents. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Selection; Adeste Fideles
------------ School sOrchestra
Professional
We Three Kings of Orient Are
---------------- Hopkins
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Willis
Chorus from the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades; Junior High School
Girls Glee Club.)
Solo; Holy Night --------- Adams
Douglas Kise
Selections
Glory To God in the Highest
Adams
High School Girls Glee Club
Selections
jingle Bells ---------- Pierpont
Up on the House-top ---
Traditional
Boys Double Quartet
Living Pictures of the Christmas
Story - Grace Elizabeth Slower
Carols; The First Noel ----
- -- Traditional Melody
o Little Town of Bethlehem
------------- Rednel
Reading; Prologue Margaret Tiffany
Picture; The Prophet Isaiah ---
John Sargen,
Clarence Keefe
Carol; Sleep, Holy Babe - Dykes
Reading -------- Margaret Tiffany
Picture; The Annunciation- Hoffman
Arlene Sampson, Geraldine johnson
Carols; While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks --------- Traditional
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing -
Mendelssohr
Reading --------- Margaret Tiffany
Picture; Announcement to the Shep-
nerds ---------------- Plockhorst
Tom Finn, Harlan Jaehning, Edward
Tenney
Carols; The Alteration of the Shep-
herds - Swedish Christmas Carol
High School Girls Glee Club
Silent Night ----G ruber
Grade Chorus
Picture; Holy Night - Correggio
Gilbert Johnson, Harold Whittet,
Wilbur Melges, Arlene Samp-
son, Clarence Keefe
Angel Choir; Joy To The World -
Junior High School Girls Glee Club
Christmas Carols will be sung by the
pupils from grades one to six.
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City and County

No advertising will be inserted the columns
extra charge will be position
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-12-14

Junior High School Girls Glee Club
Christmas Carols will be sung by the
pupils from grades one to six.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-03

founded. The Parker Shirt Co. had about 24, employees but at present the spacious two-story building on Walnut street houses 150 men and women employees.
 Asked if he thought that prohi- bition has had better effect on the conditions of the working man, Mr. Everson said that with the advent of the 18th amendment the working man has greater oppor- tunity to save money with the result that living conditions have been improved. He also believes that with the decrease in working hours and the increase in wages there seems to be more satisfied and co operative spirit among the help. He recalls the days he used to work from 5:3o o'clock in the morning until late in the evening. seven days week.
 Charles J. Parker president of the concern to which Mr. Everson has given the best years of his life, lauds his loyal employe in the fol-