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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-01-27
REVISE THE PATENT LAWS

The monopoly investigation has gone
far enough to prove that our patent
laws need drastic revision. Two COM
panies absolutely control the produc-
ton of more than 90 per cent of the
glass made in this country; and that
means they control prices. One OF
those companies has nothing but pat
tnts, and values these around $780,
100000. And now, the committee
hears how tube lasting $4,000 hours
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-01-27
DEFEAT OF SMITH SEEN

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-Sen-
ator H. Styles Bridges declared here
that he had obtained assurance of
enough votes to prevent confirmation
Of Donald Wakefield Smiths reap
pointment to the N. r. R. B. The Amer
lean Federation of Labor is fighting
reappointment of Smith.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-01-27
WISDOM

| have nowhere discovered in this
world country in which everything
can be provided by laws-or in which
political institutions have ever or can
ever prove a substitute for common
sense and public morality-A. c. H
DeTocqueville.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-01-27
LABOR TO AID BIRTHDAY BALL

New Orleans (ILNS) - Elaborate
arrangements are being made for the
celebration of the Presidents Birth
day Ball in this city. Labor organi-
cations will take a prominent part
The Municipal auditorium will be the
scene of the festivities.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-01-27
GEO. KAPPEL

Practical all-around tailor, would like
to be favored with your patronage, for
Repairing, Altering, Cleaning, Press
ing, Removing Wearshine and Re-
lining, 162 N. Street. 1787-W. Will
call for. Give estimates and deliver.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-01-27
IDISTILLERY WORKERS
FORM NATL COUNCIL
FOR COOPERATION

Louisville, KY. (ILNS). = Greater
cooperation in employer -employe re-
lations was the big feature of a three
day conference here of delegates from
federal labor unions of distillery
workers affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor, which adjourned
after establishing the American Fed
GRAFTON of Distillery, Rectifying and
Wine Workers National Council.
Francis J. Dillon, general organizer
for the A. F. of L., who issued the
call for the convention, was elected
president of the national council, and
James E. Dever, president of Distilled
Spirits and Liquor Workers Union,
Local No. 20496, of Chicago, was
named treasurer.
Good VIII Is Rule
Despite the fact that the employees
in this industry have in many in
stances experienced opposition in es-
tablishing their organizations, and re-
gardless of what in many instances
was by them viewed as vicious and
unwarranted attack upon their organ
national activities by some distillery
managements, good will predominated
each delegates activities and pro-
nouncements," said Dillon, in COM
menting on the highlights of the con-
vention.
"Not one utterance, not single pro-
nouncement and not one decision was
made nor resolution adopted which
even by inference could be construed
as an indication that there existed in
the hearts of these fine people the
philosophy of strike or industrial tur-
moil or resentment of any character
whatsoever, against any executive.
Rather, the theme of the entire con-
ference was that they were organizing
to preserve the distilling, rectifying
and wine industry of this nation upon
a cooperative basis"
Cooperation Pledged
Prominent executives in the liquor
industry, headed by DR.. Wesley A.
Sturges, executive director of the Dis
titled Spirits Institute, addressed the
convention, pledging cooperation.
Forty three delegates, representing
total membership of 8,254, partici-
pated in the conference. About half
of the federal labor unions of distil-
lery workers in the A. F. of L. re-
sponded to the convention call, and
more are expected to affiliate with the
national council soon
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Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton
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Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio
Endorsed by the Middletown Trades
and Labor Council of Middletown, O.
The Valley settler., 1939-05-12
BIND MISTER CCIING

Mr. .Borut to of !Anchorogo spent fow days in PGlmor lcst week intorviowirg prospe ctive Band enthusiasts. Eir. Berut It ohas or ganizod . childrons band in Anch- oroge with AZ members, end Is
 interested in contccting ell those in the Palmer vicinity who wish to givo their bots and girls band ins truction. Eusic is ono Of tho finost invos t:lonts for young people. It ho1ps to occupy the mind and body, it helps to mako /. contacts through life which ofton result, directly or indiro ctly,
The Valley settler., 1939-05-12
LOCAL OPTION ON
 LIQUOR

According to the liquor laws of the ritory of Alaska, affected by tho Wollzor Bill, ony person applying for c liquor liconse outside incorporated cities, must accompany such oppli with q list of signatures of tho mcj jority of citizens ovor tho age Of ol yoors residing within two mi1os of tho ploco dos scribod, who cons ont to such monuf Q cturo, bcrtor or sc1o of intoxi ooting liquor.
 Lppl1cc ti ons for liquor license must be presented to tho Dietrict Court of tho Territory of Alasko before tho first part of June. Tho nocos scty signatures of tho ma jority of citizens in the
 community signify the written
 cons ont and approval; thus,
 local option on liquor. Without this approval Q liquor liconso
 cannot bo obtained and suUh licUna will be revoked if any stctoront required by law oppocrs untrue.
The Valley settler., 1939-05-12
ACHIEVEMENT DAY

Conmuni ty. The pcrodo of hats from past history recalled for gotton days. Those Of later doto wore greatly admired until closer exoninotio on proved the material from which they were designed t5 Dc carrot tops, pie plates, lace, punor md bowls or most eny discordod article, so bocomingly arranged on tho head to disguise their origin. Then "Fcrdinand the Bull" arrived and chcroctori is tically sot on the hornots nest, then suddenly be- como quito foroci ous, revealing his felidno 1cko up.
 Another ntrnber to be comp limented uos tho HaWiiQn dcncinG in cos tune by Mrs .Eoe Lontz. The ontiro program of stunts was hilarious and will long be remembered os ore Of the most amusing.
 The speeches Wore intere sting,
 inspir1ng, and instructive, nok- ing tho Gay ro2l1y worth while. Thoso attending hGvo already
 boon heard to rorlcrll end mako plans for nozt year.
The Valley settler., 1939-05-12
nMLTLNUSKA MAID" IS ON THE AIR OVER
 KOOP

"Motcnusko Matd" program will be broadcast tomorrow evening ct 8: o'clock in the gyrmos lra, for the first timo in history. Buy e ticket and sec the program from the studio. This amateur per- fornanco will introduce tho best lont in tho Valley Tune in with A5g and sec the sh ow. Remember. tho "All-ma1o-bafle :" of enjoy the evenings entertainment. Your announcer is Dr. Earl A1bro cht
 Moro inf ormotion or pG.5) J
The Valley settler., 1939-05-12

in financial gain. All thoao interested in giving their boys and girls musical instruction arc invited to ell on Mr. .Berutto
 tomorrow, May 13, at the dormi torN ct 9 p.m. To expects to bo there ct that inc and will bo glad to dis cuss arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
EpIC0rfh Methodist

Christmas services VIII open NJ
Epworth Methodist church Sunday
morning at $50 with = play,
Gifts to the Infant King" pre-
scented by children Of the Sunday
school.
They Departed Another Way"
will be the subject Of the pastors
Christmas sermon at IL o'clock.
Music will include choir anthems
and solo numbers, with organ.
piano and violin accompaniment.
Vocal and instrumental soloists are
Mrs. M. c. Falconer. Kathleen Nil.
Ter, Harold v. johnson, Shirley
Jean Knight, Viola shoemake,
Mrs. Leroy Vaughn and Vivian
Steelman. Mrs. Marchell Stevens
will direct the music for the day.
Instead Of the usual 7:30 eve
ming service, a o'clock candle
light vesper hour viii bring the
young peoples Christmas concert.
Soloists are Arthur Hylander
ltrumpet), Ruth Horn and Ksth-
leen Miller and Miss Steelman.
Dean Tuell will read the beloved
Christmas story by Van Dyke,
1.-THE Other Wise Man" and the
pastor win bring the scripture
story OF Christmas The service h
sponsored by the Epworth league.
Later, the leaguers will sing
carols in the neighborhood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
ParkIand Methodist

Christmas service at Falkland
Methodist church Sunday will fea-
ture some Of the better known
and loved carols.
Among them viii be the pro-
cessional, Joy to the World"
Others viii be "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing" 20, Holy Night,
1T Came Upon a Midnight Clear
and silent Night"
Miss Kathleen Sherril Ii director
Of music.
The pastor will deliver the
Christmas story"
Morning services will Be held
at IL o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
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Sixth Are. BAPTIST

The choir OF Sixth Avenue Bap-
tist church viii present q cantata
The Song and the STAR Sunday
afternoon. Under direction Of Mrs.
r. 4. Kirkland, with Mrs. Lester
Larkin at the organ and Mrs.
Amory Haynes at the piano, the
program 10 scheduled 10 start 1T
5 o'clock.
The order Of music follows:
S Daet@'Lift hs o. YOU sDns HEAD La ne Ar.
Lester SAWYER, Mr.. Georgia Woods
Observation-Disclosures
Solo and Choir. Promised Saviour
Come" Mrs r. n Kirkland soloist
womenis chorus-'The Mystery Of
chorus-aFear Not-
Tenor Solo ana Choir--'-The Herald
Angel" Mr. Robert Elsberry, soloist
Bass Solo and Choir-'"The GLORY OF
God" Mr., Elvin Loerch. soloist
Tenor and Bass Duet-"The Friend OF
Man" Mr.. S. Lindberg, Mr.. II.
chorus-"The Star in the East
Baritone Solo-"All Who Seek Shall
Find" Mr.. Truman wilcox
Choir and ouartet-"Great King OF
All Nations" Mrs John Smith. Misi
Irene Smith, Mr.. Vim. McCallum
Mr.. r. y Kirkland
Soprano and Tenor Solo and Choir
l. The Christmas Song" Mrs. Jestei
Sawyer, Nrs Georgia Woods
Finale Chorus-"PTaise fe the Lord'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
First PRESBYTERIAN

A special program of Christmas
music will be held Sunday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock at First Presby-
terrain church, Division and Ia
coma ave.
At that time a Ladies' ensem-
Bile will sing the following carols;
20, Come, All Ye Faithful" Good
Christian Men Rejoice" God Rest
Ye, Merry Gentlemen" AS JOS
eph Went a Walking" IT Saw
Three Ships" what Child is This
and Shepherds Shake off Your
Drowsy Sleep"
At the regular II o'clock serv-
ice, Norman Abelson will sing the
professional solo. "Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing" The Sane.
tuary singers will offer the Three
Ships" by Colin Taylor. and "Jesu
Bambino" by Yon. The Combined
choirs, vesper. cloister, evangel and
sanctuary will sing. 10, How q
Rose Fer Blooming" by Praetori-
us.
Frank J. Nurding. organist and
director, will play for the offer
tory, The Passionate Symphony
by Handel. and for the Postlude,
''Glory to God" by Handel.
The pastors sermon will be 80
This is Christmas
In the evening at 1880 o'clock,
q Christmas candlelight musical
program will be presented by the
massed choirs Of the church, l25
voices In all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Christmas Spirit Expressed
In Church Service.
eood VIII Message Eremplified in Music
and CoIorfd Paeeantry

Traditional music by trained
vocal and instrumental ensembles.
and pageants which realistically
bring to life the scenes OF the
birth in the manger at Bethlehem,
are included in the Christmas OBJ
servance in Tacoma churches Sun
day and Monday. Seldom have
more elaborate preparations been
made to emphasize the meaning of
Christmas. From community
chapel TO cathedral, services for
two days will seek to exemplify
the spirit of good will which was
given to the world with the first
Christmas.
At the First Congregational
church two Christmas services are
announced for Sunday. For the
service at II o'clock. j. w. Bixel,
director of music, has planned an
elaborate program of Christmas
music including numbers by both
classical and modern composers
Mrs. w. C. McHaney win be at
the organ. Mrs. c. T. Battin,
Mrs. w. r. Taylor, Mrs. E. r.
Weeks and S. Evan Davies will be
heard in solo parts. The Mystery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
HOIy Communion

Midnight festival eucharist will
choral communion services viii be
observed Sunday night at 1880
o'clock at the church Of The Holy
Communion, South Fourtheenth
and I.
"Jesu Bambino" by Yon, win be
sung by Miss Hilda Gaff. Mrs
Vivian Booth Peltier viii sing the
offertory, There Were shep-
herds Abiding in the Fields" by
Vincent.
Special Christmas day service,
will be held at 1890 a. m. with
communion service and Mrs. Frank
Ellis and II. r. Maybin will b
the soloists.
Members of the choir are Mes
DANES II. r. Maybin. director, r
II. McGinnis. Frank Ellis, Carl s
Nilsson and Arnold Doersam.
Wayne Yanderflute, ViviaI
Booth Peltier and Fred Waters.
Misses Venette Maybin, Mary d
Maybin. May Sanford, Naomi
Callson, Virginia Callson, Hild'
Gaff, Ruth Waters. Frances Nc
Ginnis and May Williams.
Messrs. Arnold Doersa m
Charles Lovely, Bill Anderson
Fred Waters, Carl r. Nilsson. H. r
Maybin, George Barlow and Ches
ter Winslow.
Edmund Zollman will be at thu
organ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Ponder Station

The Ponder Sunday school VII
present Christmas program
Sunday morning At II O'Clock,
Included IN the program VIII be
recitatiOnA. a saxophone soio BY
Dick Mason and a Christmas story
by Miss Jean Slining. Christmas
carols viii be sung. accompanied
by Mas Shining on the accordion.
Mrs. Jack W. Alnter Ia In charge
Of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Independent Bible

The choir Of the Independent
Bible Church OF Tacoma, led by
J. w. Jones, with Miss Mary Wert-
colt, organist, will sing Christmas
music at both services Sunday,
with a special program at night.
At all choir numbers win be
the Angels Song tstickles) and
Sing. o Heavens" CTours). Miss
Margaret Myies VIII be the soloist,
singing 1T came upon the Mid
night Clear" by Ole Speaks Or.
gan music by Miss Westcott In
cludes "A Christmas Fantasy
fStults). Bethlehem" lotto
MailingD, and special arrange
ments OF the carols Joy 10 the
World" and 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem"
DR.. Brumbaugh win preach on
the subject The Fullness OF the
Times"
At the p. m. service the choir
win sing the traditional carol
while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks" and There Were shep-
herds" (vincent). and GLORY 10
the King Of Kings" (Thompson)
A ladies' chorus will sing THE
Birthday Of the King" CNeidlinger-
Deis). Mrs. r. r Brumbaugh will
sing The Infant Jesus (Yon),
and "cantique de NOEL lAdams)
will be sung by Robert Myiss Miss
westcott will play "offertory on
Adeste Fideles" by Loret. 1T cams
upon the Midnight Clear" silent
Night" Transcribed by Carencs
hoffman and 20 Holy Night BY
Adams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Asbury Methodist

A cantata, The Song and the
Star" will be the contribution of
Asbury Methodist church to EN-
phasize the Christmas season Sun
day evening. The service includes
a piano prelude by Winifred Gray;
professional hymn. Angels From
the Realms OF Glory; scripture
reading and prayer by the pastor,
the Rev. r. A. Anderson. and Of
fertory solo. Gesu Bambino tYon),
by Grace Mclean.
The cantats features include the
following:
There's . Song In the Air -. Choir
Lift up Your head-Soprano and alto
duet BY Virginia Huntsman and
Jean Simpson
Emmanuel ........,...... Choir
Promised Savior, come.soprano
Obligato by Carol Sheets -. Choir
The Mystery Of Love-Womens Three
Part Chorus
fear Not ......,.......... Choir
Glory 70 ood"Bsritoni.e solo by Ralph
The Friend of Man-soprano and alto
duet, Helen Bull and Myra Reeves
The Star in the East ....... Choir
All Who Seek Shall Find-Contralto
solo. Jean simpson
Great King OF All Nations. Choir
| The Christmas Song-Solos by Helen
Bull. Virginia Huntsman, Merle
Fuson, Clair Hanson ...... Choir
IPostlude-"o Holy Night"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

Of Christmas" viii Be the theme
of the sermon b. DIT. Holland r.
Burr. The order Of service fol-
/ lows:
Prelude-sMarrh OF the Mag
Jerusalem cselestis- -. t;o1no ss
Prcoessional LOO ark. ths Herald
versieles and Response
/ Invocation
/ Baptism
Anthem-"wasnt Tnss |. Mighty
. Evan Davies ana cholf
solo-~O Thou That Tsliest~ HANDEL
Mrs. W. n. Taylor
antbem.solOrY To COD In IN.
kss' c. r Bst..n. Mr. W. s 4
Taylor ana Choir
solo--"Re !oice Greatly" Handel
Mrs. c. T. Battin
offertory- Baroarole" $500. shure
Hymn e1-.Joy 20 the World
sermon BY Dr Burr; The Mystery q
Anthern-ssing. o Heavens Tours
Mrs. 4. r Weeks. Mrs. W. r. Taylor
Dr.. ". n. Taylor. David Davies and
Choir
Benediction
Postlude-"sone OF Triumph" Digsle
At five o'clock the people win
gather for q Christmas Vesper
Service OF Carols and Lights"
Following the symbolic lighting of
the candles. DIR. Burr win reteIl
Washington Gladden's The Old
Shepherds story and will give
portion OF witter Bynner's
mystical nativity poem. The
Gospel Of Mary" which WAS frs,
published In 1887. interpreted
through the service will be favor
lite carols sung by the congrega-
ton and special musical numbers
Mrs Edith Lundgren win be
heard In ; group of harp solos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Apostolic Faith

Special Christmas services w1Il
Be held Sunday at New Apostolic
Faith church. 1913 South Jay 81
Coronation Day" win be sung
by Mrs. Earl Hillman. hrs. Grover
Wakefield and Mira. Marie Young
THE Holy city viii be sung by
Mrs. Bethel Smith.
The Christmas eve service n !
p. N. viii be conducted by ths
Sunday school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
DiDine Science

The story of The Christmas
ChiId." win h. told Sunday even
ing Al tao o'clock IN Divins Sci
ence church BY Herman Haseby.
The story VIII be told 10 musical
accompaniment against a back
ground Of Huseby's religious paint
ings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
First Baptist

Christmas vesper services, with
q candislight aisle and platform.
viii be presented by the chorus
choir Of First Baptist church Sun
day evening 81 8 O'Clock In the
sanctuary of the church. the pro-
gram follows;
To. Now . Rose h Blooming
Mae Chorus
we Three Kinsa 81 orient Are
sssHssssf 80 b Il 49, sn't'sfAs
Hsnntnf THO
o HsnninR HobsFt Hsnninai
Don Hsuninf
no Candle was There ard No Flfs@
- 80. s;.,; ....''..'....hee sn =
niFis THO
Phyllis mi Louise sehiffDan<i.
Priscilla NewNrhsandef
re WstehsS and Ye hoiT Qnfs
Cl1of1D Choir
Slsep Holy Baba 1900. Matthews
Donna Nas jsden and Chorus cholr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Central Lutheran

Festive Christmas service Or
Christmas day. Al II o'clock. Ser.
mon theme, God Becomes Man.
New members viii be received al
this service. Christmas music BY
the choir will Be rendered at botf
services directed by Frederick w
wallis. Miss orphs hoser win b
At the organ.
Church school II s:4b = m. Ihs
Rev. r. 3. Hoff. pastor. win con
duct morning worship al IL
O'Clock. Theme. Us Jesus thf
Messiah" There viii be no eve
ming service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Mason Methodist

A Christmas concert by the yes
per and junior choirs OF Mason
Methodist church Will be presented
Sunday evening at 7.so o'clock m
the church. An orchestra VIII
accompany the vesper choir.
The following program viii Be
observed:
Organ Prsluds-"A Christmas
Song" ............. Arthur Poisssr
Proce ssionai-"o Little Town Of
Hymn No Io2-"ws Three Kinss Of
Orient Are"
Love Came Down 81 Christmas"
.,s,,.n, Ns,sht;a' 49,. iYranz oruSsi
0'''' Junior choir
Reading Policy
solo-NazAreth .......... .Oounod
Robert Huston
vesper Choir
Carol OF the Belly. Ieontoyich
Rise up. Shepherd. and Follow
r,ory-.. Noei.; NieoIss LeBsS,ss
Reading-David Glenn
Morning Choir
THE Christ Is Born In KvsrE
"olory 20 God In IN. Hiensst"
I Double Trio
Deck the HAli"-Tradittonai Welsi'
Carol
"Here a Torch. Jeannstte, IsA-
Bella'-Oid Proyencal Noe
-sing We Eoel.-French oerol q
the 18th Century
Janice Green Thslms Broutad
Aimee Zack Mildred ChYiste nsen
Mrs Omar Bratrud. Oeneyie "
Clark
Combined Choirs--
sT-his IL the Winter Morn
Benedickion
/ Pnstiuds PROM Heaven Above 70 .
Earth ! Come 4.ss....s.....bAf Bal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

A Christmas pageant which WIN
depict the Christmas spirit will be
given sunday evening II . o'clock
Of 81. Andrews Episoopai church.
The principal part. that Of me
Christmas Angel. win be taken by
Mary Page Turin. Bonnie Jean
B>rrman win represent Mary. and
David kspphahn will b. Joseph.
The parts of the kings viii be
played by Mouiton Phelps. David
Bigger and Terry Springer. Shop
herds will bs Jerry Bergman,
George Colman and Milton Gust.
Children Of other lands; Helen
May Congsr. Bette Jean conxer.
Nancy Kapphahn. harriet Gust,
Gloria Nelson. Ralph olson. Bar
nard Lee Olson. Everett Gust.
James Manowski and othsrs
Chorus includes Aria Tphiasou.
Dolores stsarns. Marian Marshall,
Peggy Gust. Mary Louise narnstt.
Msryin Gooch. Jessis jinton. hAr-
bara Hublsy. Grace pscksr. hiss
Anderson. Mrs. w. .. Turin. Rich
ard Hublsy, Jamss Hicks, Albert
Turin. Candle bearers Eileen
Springer. Eileen Maephsrson. Dom
aid Hicks. william Leif and Jack
kspphahn.