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Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
WOMAN. s5. is FOUND DEAD
Mrs Lora III. Lyman Had Been :
Resident of Rlackbird so Years

Funeral services for Mrs. Lora
Fl. Lyman, 95 years old, who was
found dead in her invalid chair,
Thursday morning, by her husband.
=. W. A. Lyman, was held from
the Daniel funeral home, Town
send, Monday morning at 1890
o'clock. Interment was made at
Media, Pa. Mrs. Lyman came to
Blackbird Hundred about so years
ago when she married Edward Sill
cox. Following his death she mar
RED Mr.. Lyman. Mrs. Lyman was
an active member of Old Union M
z Church, on the State highway
about one mile north of Blackbird
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
f-af AT AUDITORIUM

,s1 ,'''' - Of Venice, shakespear-
y Given by Admirable Cast
|sss'aa was a large audience at
g@a0oI ! oe'I Auditorium Tuesday
1ys,assesss n S,tness the shakespearean
h. ] 'caant casa Of Venice" given
4 comss CSsl Of Hendrickson &
bs.isa pany Of New York Citv
\ ssu;al ssusn' q. Of the Smyrna High
\ tSaiSr - a Class. The play was
yi,a,. as BEST shakespearesn "s9 ef'
\. s"su 'u.,a aere in recent wears
tbs audience ss4,aat was well pleased ease !
N rsba,s slr.stlG work done, es-
II Dnsi0ek'" rsS \ All deserve
4 new !. vas :, the first of its kind
ths s,,siaa scao0l auditorium and
tsgs r,ence ~ I a chance to SEE
aSv,s,s 3 and lighting effects IS 10 te
d ssse. sTsrsss. The troup had
Nd, ,llore' sus Pa, and Sal
ha and ths.i DsiOre showing in
prsias e !. ,sey y were accorded
- At al three placss I'M
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
REPLY TO "CITIZEN'
j. ID. Morris. Fire Chief. Declares
Bell is and Always Has Been Ready


The Smyrna fire company, thru
the medium of its chief fireman
John D. Morris, makes reply to the
communication of Citizen" advo-
eating a restoration of the fire bell
and code system. published in the
Times last week. Mr. Morris says:
Being the one responsible for all
equipment and apparatus, I feel it
my duty to inform any one inter
ested that you have been misin-
formed about the rope on the fire
bell. as this rope has never been
broken or taken off since bell was
installed in tower In fact there
are two ropes on same for Just
such an emergency 1 thank you
for your interest shown, but think
you should have gotten information
from one who is in position to
know before you publicly criticize
a company that has never failed to
answer a fire alarm or emergency
by failure of signal, either by bell
or siren. The automobiles congest-
ing at or near fire house are most
ly cars of members answering
alarms. The reason for discontin-
uing the code system was to give
the company a chance to get to
scene of fire without having to race
automobiles loaded mostly with
thrill seekers" who are a hind
rance instead of help. Sincerely
hoping this will answer your ques-
tions, I remain, yours respectfully.
John D. Morris, Chief, Citizens
Hose Company, No. 1, Inc Chief
Morris's report of fire calls and es-
timated loss for year 1885 are as
follows: Company answered As
calls; town alarms, 10; rural
alarms, z6; estimated loss in town,
81 $4,000; estimated loss in coun-
try. S13,700.00; company travelled
277 miles answering alarms; was
in service So hours; 421 members
answered alarms; ] death caused
by fire; L silent alarm; 1 rescue
mission; company received $4,000
in donations for service.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
ASBURY SCHOOL OFFICERS
Harvey C. Jones Reelected Gener
al Superintendent-O OficerS

At the monthly meeting of tha
Board Of Education of the Church
School of Asbury NJ. E. Church the
following officers were elected:
General Superintendent. Harvey c.
Jones; Assistant Superintendent.
Walter w Hynson; Lady Assist
ant Superintendent, Hilda Arm
strong; Superintendent Emeritus,
L. NJ. Price; Superintendent of
Temperance Work, Mrs. Emma S.
Hoffecker; Missionary Superinten0-
ent, Mrs. V. Lay Phillips; Superin-
tendent of Beginners Work, Miss
Rena Williams; Superintendent of
Primary Work, Mrs. Frank Hyn-
son; Secretary and Treasurer, Hen
ry T. Price; Assistant, c. G. Han
by; Pianist, Mary Hynson; Assist
ant, Mary Eta West; Chorister,
Rev. A. T. P. Hudson; Teachers in
Departments - Beginners Depart
ment, Mrs. Harry p Jones, Mrs.
w. E. Matthews, Jr, Mrs. Roland
Ford, Mrs. Arthur Lttman. Pri-
mary Department = Mrs. Helen
Deakyne, Miss Rebecca Dempsey,
Miss Mary Hynson. Junior De
partment-Miss Lizzie Jones. Miss
Alverna Jones, Mrs H. c. Jones,
Miss Ethel David, Edward c. Hu6-
son, Mrs. Elmer Pratt. Young
Peoples Department c. C.
Handy. Miss Dorothy Riggs, Mrs.
Emma Hoffecker. Mrs V. Lay Phil
lips, H. c. Jones, w w. Hynson.
Adult Department Willing Work
ers Class, Mrs John L. Johnson:
Baraca Glass, John L. Johnson.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Rev. GeOrge'A. Cooke, Retired Min
lister and Evangelist of Wilmington

lister and Evangelist of Wilmington
Rev. George A. Cooke, retired
Methodist minister, of the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference, died Sunday night in the
Homeopathic Hospital after an ill
ness of about two weeks from
rheumatic fever. He was 20 years
of age recently. He lived at 231
North Rodney street, Wilmington.
Funeral services were held at s
O'Clock Tuesday night in the Yeat-
man Funeral Home, 819 Washing
ton street, and at IL o'clock yes
terday wednesday, morning at
Barratt's Chapel, F'rederica. Inter-
ment was in old Barratt's Chapel
cemetery. Mr. Cooke was born on
January 16, 1866, in Armagh, Ire
land, the son of the late Rev. Will
liam and Susanna Harvey Cooke.
In 1870, the family came to this
country and settled in Wisconsin.
Twelve years later they took a
homestead at Gladstone, Stark
county, North Dakota. Mr.. Cooke
was graduated from Lawrence Uni
versity, Appleton, Wis, in 1891
with the degree Of bachelor Of arts
and Immediately took a supply pas
torate at Austin, Mimi, where he
met and married Miss Bertha Case,
of Chatfield, Mimi, on November
Is, 1892. He continued his educa-
ton in the Garrett Biblical Insti-
tute, Evanston, ILL.,, in 1893 and
CONTINUED on Page Ffyel
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
Norwood Pawn Building a Home

Mr.. Norwood Pawn, the barber,
who owns the lot on South Main
Street, formerly the Cats Land
near Lake Como, is having erected
frame building with modern con-
veniences. The cellar has been
dug and carpenters will start the
building soon.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
KENT TEACHERS MEETING
18th Annual Session to Convene at
Caesar Rodney School, Wyoming

The fifteenth annual meeting of
the Kent County Education Asso-
citation will be held at the Caesar
Rodney School at Wyoming, on
Friday, March 6, according to am
announcement made by w. w. Hick-
man, of Clayton. president of the
association. The place and time
were decided at a meeting of the
officers and executive committee at
Dover recently. Other officers of
the association are George H. Hen
ry, Dover, vice-president; Lulu V.
Robinson, Smyrna, secretary-treas-
uTer; directors, Walter w McGin-
mes, Milford; Margaret T. Merrick,
FELTON,; Harold A. Lynch, Kenton.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
AENT BAR Asso.

vs ss,y, ssss,, President and Mel
by RiSysI,I RipS,ns, Secretary
It It tss ssat a,e,., County Bar alss,- Asso-
by q II d. annual meeting last
lcsrs cleo we organization. 9th
d. ,ssss,p ,s@sssss,,president; Mes Melvin ii,
aksl,s'ary and treasurer: e,.:
Lynch, !, 'onn B. Hutton and
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
Chimney Fire on McCIain Farm

A chimney fire was quickly ex-
tinguished by the Smyrna Firemen
on the farm of Mrs. Archie McCla;n
near Rothwell's Landing, about 8
o'clock on Monday morning. Dam
age slight.
Smyrna times., 1936-01-23
|RgB SMYRNA, A,
\ SCOUTS WIN
/, Ennis and William
\, Y Win Troop Achieve
usut Contest
SLAUGHTER AHEAD

q smyrna, Boy scouts, ~
=, =, weekly meeting at tae sne
i1sl as,souarters last Thursday EsaS
a'Igs January 18th, at ;5S 1;;SU
ne meeting opened WIN
u, ceremonies ler led by Scout
u Toster. The final arrange
81 Scout Week are made
I, nbljc is asked to cooper
J ,itsndsnce tss at our different
a.. tlring the week. MI
~ a.ralpced that Donald En-
1, william Melvin were the
j tbe Point Contest for
,,,ss !, of December 1885 and
I, 1qss. Lee Slaughter was
5rsr Of the wristband Com
H. wi tbe Advancement Contest
.,,m december Srd to Janu-
\, lee passed ten Of tne
1 second class tests and
4 y commended on his good
work. Mr.. Foster gave q
| tsIk On safety. We empha-
1 tbe fact that Scouts should
Il example in Smyrna by not
l. and roller skating on the
4 A stunt for the Scout
| Drugram was read and parts
Y same were given to various
i New Patrols were formed
the leadership Of Scout Mac
| and Scout Herbert Dixon.
Scuutmaster hopes to have
b boys by the first Of April to
lie another patrol. The troop
then have three patrols of
boys each. Songs were sung
Be meeting closed at 9:15 pm.
rOOp will hold its meetings on
BY evenings at 7::3O from Jan
10th until further notice.
make the coming anniversary
hing to be talked about in
na. Dr.. Gilbert w. Mead,
lent Of Washington College,
srtOwn, Nd, and District
Chairman will address the
! meeting of the Wilmington
Boy Scouts of Amer
the Hotel dupont Monday
January 27. Scout leaders
ier Delaware and the Eastern
will join the men of Will
On at this meeting to learn Of
'ugresS made in Scouting on
in 1885 and hear
for 1896 activities. Motion
Is taken Of the Scouts in ac-
t the Rodney Scout Camps
INNER will also be a feature
Annual Meeting program.
Edon, Council officers win be
for the current year, the
a award Of the Silver Reav-
Dc made to two as yet un-
men for distinguished SER
oOyhood', and a group Of
and leaders will conduct a
tral, The Public Holds
Substantial progress has
maze u Scouting throughout
ca during the past year.
membership has increased
ops have ben organized. and
nloer Of volunteer leaders
OWn rom a total Of 7S9 on
J ! to 7sS on December 81.
'nal council service has been
in the area districts
Ss,l aGdltiOn Of c. R. Andreas,
: S'..soufy' ..' Md, to the head
, : !, s'an. 4. Mr. Andreas and
I. E.,' "Ooohead Of Dover
49,. ~ executives in assist
,s. oeOu' work Of local leaders
!, Towns and villages Of III
la. VI lhe
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
ASUNTOS DE ACTUAIIDAD
Ell "Rackek,, 5gpecialista de Ojos
(For p. r. Moya)

de eSpejuelos, 81 que tambien
q hechan en- los ojos alguna To-
Con para la vista y hasta prae-
tican alguna ligera 0peraci6n
,que ha cegado a muchos que te-
nian SD vista en- busn estado.
Tai incremento a tornado este
timo desde Maine hasta Califor
MIA, que ell go5ier3:,o ACADIA de a
nunciar que eA ell solo periodic
de IN ano han "colectado" la
cantidad de $lO,O00,0OO gracias
a Ia ~ignorancia de los compra-
dores.
Ash que va 10 sabe1 losAiuda-
danos. Esten preparsdos al efec
to. Crando alguien toque aNsus
puertas y les propongan espe-
juelos, snunciandoles un gran
NAL 81 asi no 10 hacen, tengan
presente los miles de personals
que han sido estafados va po'
este medic en- toda la Union A
mericana.
Pedro Ramfrez MJyG.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
EN- TOXIC
PoR UN PRESTAMo HECHo
A CHINA

Toxic, oct. 14.-Intensa in
dignaci61 Sc apreciaba hoy en-
.os eirculos oficiales por la no
ticia de que I~nglaterra habia
hecho un pr6stamo a China, d
modo que esta pueda adquN h
armamentos.
Mas tarde los funcionarios
SaF6neses dijeron que ellos no
Sc oponian a un cridito cons
tructivo para ayudar a la reha-
bilitacion del pals; pero que el
gobierno de Toxic Sc opondria
vigoroSamente . cualquier pres
tamo tendiente a lograr la refor
ma monetaria o abastecer al e.
jsrcito.
Asegdrase que China eslngla-
terra han Elegado a un acuerdo
sobre ell desarTollo de la avia-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14

En- Ell manifesto ~Que aver
circul6, ell Grupo dice: la prue
ha qre los italianos de Tampa
simpatizan con ell pueblo espa-
mol esta en- ell hecho de 4ue todos
contribuyen g-enerosamente pa
ra la colecta iniciada por ell CO.
Pro-Frente Popular Espa-
mol. Pero hoy por hoy Ia SOFA
contribution en- dinero no has
ia Csc hace necesario algo mes.
Nuestro silencio podria signi-
ficar Gomplicidad con la conduc-
ia infame del gcbierno de Mus
solini'. En- la bora presente los
terminus medioS no valen. Nues
tro grito de protesta debe roper
cutir alto y solemne".
PreSlulra ell ALTO Jose Martl-
nee, presidente del Comite Pro-
Frente Popular espahol, y como
oradores han sido seleccionados
los Sres. Vincenzo Antinori, Al
fonso Coniglio, P. r. Moya,
Romeo Zenoni, E. c. Palermo y
nuestro director, Victoriano
Manteiga.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
fLEIToS Y DIvoRCIoS

Emilia Monte contra Manuel
Monte, decreto; Grace Alvarez
contra Aurelio Alvarez, deere
to; AL S. Evans contra Mae e
vans, decreto; Edna R. Alfonso
contra Ermine Alonso,, deere
to; Home Owners Loan Assn.
contra Conception Rodrfgtez
Castro; R. F. Roberts contDk Ri
chard Nesti; Berta Mae War
der contra Jose ThomaR War
der; Annie Lee WilliamsN con-
ira Cecil M. Williams Myhra
l.. McEntry contra Horace Nc
Entry. !
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
DE ASESINAR
A UN JEFF CARLISTA

Burgos, oct. 14.-Una nOta
del Quartet general carlista de-
clara que un asaltante descono-
cido trat6 de asesinar a Manuel
Falconde, jefe de los carlistas,
1uando subia a un tren en- Bia-
rritz, Francia, ell 80 de septiem-
bre, para asiStir al entierro del
principe Don Alfonso Carlos, Ell
pretendiente al trono.
Sc hizo ell disparo sobre Fal-
aconde desde una distancia de
Is yardas, pero Ell pistolero no
logr6 su intento.
Mientras ell agresor escapa-
ia, la guardia de custodia del
ST.. Falconde lie hizo subir al
tren. Del ataque no Sc di6 cuen,
ia a la policia.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14

fic6 aver ell jefe De poiicia, Sr.
Woodruff, que deberan obede-
GER las ordenanzas del transito
0 seran castiSad0s. En- los auto
movies Sc han puesto "gober-
nadores" con IN Unite de veloA
Adad de 80 miIIas en- ell perime-
tro urbano. Los que saquen al
servicio cochessqeu no tengan
"gobernadores'', correran q
peligro de que los permisOs les
sean cancelados.
"Tenemos la intenci6n de ext
cir e cumplimiento de las orde-
nanzas y pedimos a los "dri-
vers" que nos ayuden, mantle
niendose dentro de la ley.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
LA NOTA OFFICIAL DEL MI
NISTERIO DE LA GUERRA
DE P A

Madrid, oct. ALA nota O.
fetal dada aver por ell ministe.
rio de la guerra Sc encuentra re,
dactada en- los terminus siguien
ties: En- las zonas oriental y GEN.
tro del frente norte Y nOroeste,
hay tranquilidad. La artilleria
leal bOmbardea ell Quartet de Pc
layo y palmo a palmo recOnquis-
ia la ciudad de OviedC.
Una coAumna leal, en- ell Sec
tor de B~arbastro, hizo 20 pr
sioneros al enemigo. Hubo tiro-
teo con los insurgentes en- ell sec
tor de Tardienta.
En- ell sector de Pozo Blanco,
en- ell sur, los facciosos fueron
derrotados, dejando 5 prisiOne-
ros en- poder de los leales.
Nuestros milicianos captura-
ron una avanzadilla del enemi-
go, en- Somosierra, apresandC
a 10 hombres. La artilleria re.
publicana hMo fuego en- ell sec.
tor de Bargas, sin que ell enemi.
go contestant. En- los demas
frentes, sin nOvedad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Esta nozzle, a las 8, los ciga-
rrillos Chesterfield ofreceran el
programa de Nino Martini, ei
notable tenor, con la famasa orr
questa de Andres Kostelanetz.
A las $50 ell p~residente Roos
syelt, en- I'm discurso que sera
escachado en- TODD ell pals. Por
y WDAE y la Columbia Sc Oh
"a = las 10 100 ell programa Sc
mai al sobre "raqueterismo"
que 6IiGA phillip Lord.
Trasmitira Aas 7:sO, por
la estaci6n de Clearwater Y la
!. adena Nacional, Ell baritone
Mario Cozzi. Sc ORA a las II 100
la orquesta de Nano Rodrigo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
NO. l DEB
CIRCULO CUBANO

Por este medic Sc cita a los
simpatizantes para la reunion
que Sc efectuara hoy microbes
IA, a las 8, en- ell edificio del Cas-
tillo Crist6bal Colon No. 7, de
los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos, por haber importantes cues
tones que dissntir.
Pedro Lopez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
f~CANDIDATURA POPULAR
NO. 2 DEL CIRCULO GU
BANJO

Por orden del Sr. Presidente
del Comite Electoral, Sc eta q
todos los Sres. que componen la
Directiva de la Candidatura No.
BY a todos los simpatizadores,
para la juhta que Sc ,elebrara
en- ell Circulo Cubano ell Jueves
10 del corriente.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14

I'm pyeVo racket, agregado a
~ mi6ehos qeu padece Ell a ve-
ces candida ppeblo, ACADIA de A.
parecer en- "a naci6n y tomadb
tai incremento que las propias
autoridades postales dan ell a.
viso a todos los ciudadanos pa
ra qIe(omen las precaucsOnes
neoesarias, al eto De no ser
yfctimaA de el.
Este \puevo racket tiene Ell
%a&nbre "specialista de Ojos"
y son sus VIC imas las personals
en- la mayoria de edad, princi-
palmente aquellRs que por esta
pbAla raz6n tie en por necesi-
ad que tener la Vi ia defectuO-
'sa o cansada. Els natural que
cualquier persona que spade1ca
de alguna dolencia fisica, des-
pues de haber eombatido Ell NAL
sin nipgin exitO, va cansado
acepte 10 que ell pm Ter charla-
tan lie ofrezca, con OBJ de a.
liviar o curar Ell NAL que " Sece
sufrir, y dentro de estos sutfsA
dos humanos es donde operan
con mas exito estos creadores
del nuevo robo.
Los operadores de este nuevo
atraco generalmente van en- au-
tom6vil Y su campo de operacio-
mes Sc concentra principalmen-
to en- los districts rurales. En-
ire ell campesino esta la vfctima
mas susceptible de ser engaha-
da. Una yez llegado al hogan de
la futura victima, uno de ellos
Sc apea del autom6vil, quedanI
do ell otro en- eSpera, prepare
dos como eStan con una dialec-
tica muy convincente. Hacen
yer al paciente la necesidad en-
que estan de tener que usar u
nos eSpejuelos, debido a que lie
hacen yer que padecen una ELI
fermedad en- la vista que los
doctores no han podidO adivi-
mar. Cuando no sc De puede con-
veneer, de la necesidad de COM
prar los espejuelOs, apelan en-
tonces a la otra supercheria d.
i;iendo que junto con 81 viene en-
ell autom6vil un ESpecialista en-
Ojos, que puede examinarlo sin
costo alguno.
Gensralmente ell pretendidO
specialists hace yer a la VIC
TINA que CORE ell peligro de per-
der la vista, o lie anuncia otrO
terrible NAL cualquiera, dando-
Sc ell case de que muchas veceS
no tan solo les venden algGn par
La gaceta., 1936-10-14
Ell MITIN DEL GRUPO AN.
TIFASCISTA ITALIANO

Sc efectuara manana jueveS
por la noche, en- ell Centre Obre-
70, ell mitin del Grupo Italiano
Antifascista de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-14

A los ch6feres de las compa-
MAS de coches de alquiler mott
La gaceta., 1936-10-14

DEBEN LA OR
A B VELO-
CIDAD
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13
cious DEvELMA STRONG; pretty

cious DEvELMA STRONG; pretty
ADELE GRAHAM; the crooner,
HENRY THOMAS. Did You
Notice: The two Fred Astaires,
ED SALTERS and JOHNNY MAX
WELL? The charming MISS
W. GERTRUDE BROWN in flow
cred chiffon? MRS. LOUIS P.
MOORE looking very lovely in
black chiffon with silver access
SORES? ;. RACHEL JAMES al
Turing in gold satin? .. The ever
lasting popularity of PORTER and
BERRY from Iowa? Among
the attractively gowned girls:
NINA SALTERS, ALICE ONQUE,
DORIS COINS, CHARLOTTE
CRUMP, ROSELLA ELLIS and
THELMA SAYLES. Among the
popular boys of the Twin Cities:
LOUIS and CHARLES MOORE,
JOHN THOMAS, JOHN SEY-
MoUR, BILL sIMMs and SONNY
BELL.
Oh, by the way, I know you saw
MR.. SUPER-CRAB dashing mad
ly here and there with his stern
upper lip.
Before closing here's message
for PEGGY TURPIN. Will you
please get in touch with NELLIE
DODSON? She has something
important to tell you. Well, I'll be
dashing along and don't forget
your old pal is still thinking of
you.
Yours, inquisitively,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13
TWIN CITY POSTAL ALLIANCE
HOLDS MONTHLY MEET

Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Francis
were hosts to the men and women
of the Postal Alliance Wednesday
evening, Nov. II, at their home,
1916 Clinton Avenue, Minneapolis.
Important business matters held
the close attention of the men I'M
til the luncheon hour was an
nounced.
The ladies were equally busy but
took time out to relax in some
amusing games introduced by the
hostess. A hand made quilt won
the admiration of both men and
women; it will be placed on exhibit
ton at the Phyllis Wheatley House
in Minneapolis and probably at the
Halle @. Brown House in st. Paul,
at an early date.
Committees of the auxiliary re-
ported membership secured in the
Crispus Attacks Home and pledges
made to community funds in both
cities. Mesdames W. C. Jones,
Hazel Warricks, R. L. Stokes, Hat
tie Sherwood, I. L. Moore, Rather
inc L. Smith, D. R. Francis, Hazel
Curry, and Miss Essie R. Mason
contested in a new game of skill in
which Mrs. Curry was awarded
first prize and Mrs. I. L. Moore
was consoled with the "booby."
The next meeting of the joint as
ISOLATION will be held with Mrs.
Hazel Warricks in st. Paul.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES

Ames Lodge of Elks No. LOG
Ames Lodge No. 100, I. B. P.
o. E. w., meets the first and third
Mondays of each month at the
Elks Rest, 148 Hyland Ave. No.
Thomas W. Galbreath, Financial
Geo. W. Hall, Exalted Ruler;
Secretary.
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HALLE @. BROWN COMMUN-
ITY HOUSE NOTES

hAALAC %" DASO"N SOMMON.
ITY HOUSE NOTES
A Trip Around the World On the
Steamship Fl. @. B.
Ship sails Monday, Nov. %, 7:3O
P. M. The Steamship Halle @.
Brown will leave port for a trip
"AROUND THE WORLD with
stop-overs at principal European
and oriental cities.
Extend your dollar unbelievably
and go on this guided tour around
the world at the very low rate of
SC for each passport. Service at
countries provided by Steamship
Company as follows:
In Spain - Entertainment has
been provided by Leah Mae Minor
Young-Guide.
China - Oriental dishes of ap-
petizing Chinese food - Louise
Woodford-Guide.
Hawaii-The land of grass skirts
and moonlight nights show under
the guidance of Beatrice Vassar.
Italy-Romantic Italy with its
highly seasoned dishes of tradition
al Italian food-tour under Estelle
Nelson.
Africa-with it's quaint music
Native fruits and dishes will be en-
joyed by our tourists.-Harriet
Hall.
Alaska-Ice and snow peaked
mountains will provide cooling re-
freshments after dancing to the
strains of music on the Boulevards
of gay Paree-Hazel Butler.
On the return trip the following
countries will be visited:
Mexico-Beautiful color and for
eign ACKNOWLEDGMENT Col
lier.
Burma, Enthusiastically foreign
and native food-Alverta Coram.
In Germany the Olympics -
Athletic Department.
The ship will return to America
where everybody will go down the
gang plank to Coney Island the
wonder city of America and take
chance with chance.
The Cruise will be conducted
under the able seaman-Captain
Gladys Harris. ~
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-13

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