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Evening star., 1940-08-11

partment established her as, "the
only daughter of Barton Hepburn,
Eastern multimillionaire." Miss
Hepburn didn't take pains to deny
1t and the myth that she rolls in
money continues around HOLLYWOOD
and the country at large. Kath-
arine Is no pauper, but she is not an
Too Far Fetched.
Then there was the fable per-
petrated on Joan Blondell and a
gullible public when Joan first re-
ported at Warmers 10 years ago.
Joan comes from family of vaude-
vile troupers, Blondell and Blon-
dell. Her real name is not known
at the studio. But one of the War
ner historians remembered that
Richard the Lior-Hearted had a
favorite minstrel in his court named
Blondell. So, overnight, Joan be-
came direct descendant of the
ancient jester.
This one was short lived. Some
official of the lot put a sS,p to the
canard as too far feted even for
fan consumption.
The classic name masquerade of
the town, however, is practiced not
by an actor, but by debonaif, soft
spoken gentlemen who wears ago
established his royal relationship to
the old Russia-at least to the com
plete satisfaction of all Hollywood
bigwigs. You all have heard of. him,
of course-Prince Mike Romanoff.
More suspicious film folks, unim-
pressed by the royal family crests
embroidered on Mikes shirts, traced
his origin to an Illinois town, where
his name is repeatedly on record
as Harry Gerguson. But he remains
"the prince" to Hollywood and a
perpetual target for autograph
seekers.
tReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1940-08-11

Near the Hollywood High School
four girls formed a group.
What do you think of Charles
Boyer?" the blond menace who was
chewing gum was asked.
Almost constantly" she answered,
without making sense.
The other three swung their
swing skirts and Uttered agreeably.
"Is Charles Boyer your ideal?" the
mousiest member of the quartet was
asked.
There was no hesitancy in her
reply. But completely" she
giggled.
do you know what his latest pic
ture is?"
"All This, and Heaven Too" they
answered as one. "Is this the Gal
lup poll?"
It wasn't but the idea was similar
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Outdoor .Amusements

VERNON-There dancing nightly
lined leaving $50 the moonlight
Other scenic river trips daily and Sunday made Mount
Vernon and Marshall Hall Park at $50 and pm
POTOMACNghty moonlight cruises leave the dock Seventh
and Main SW. at 845 o'clock Saturdays there
jaunts $3.50 the
at 1890 with name" bands supplying the music
GLEN ECHO PARK-The full complement of park
fractions includes various rides midway novelties dancing
pavilion and reeshadd picnic There dancing nightly
except Sundays the Spanish Garden Ball Room,
Paul Kain with by Adele Van.
Chesapeake Beach, Md with mile
boardwalk host attractions swimming either
the the saltwater pool dancing the cool pavilion
beside the Chesapeake
Evening star., 1940-08-11
By the Associated Press.

BY Lhe Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
"This talk about the new Dietrich
is a lot of hooey," said the lady
herself, wrapping her much-pub-
lcized legs around a high stool.
'T'm the same old Dietrich, and
folks who say differently have just
forgotten"
There are a lot of folks who say
differently" since Marlene got that
showing around in "Destry Rides
Again" To them she was glamor-
GUS, langurous creature forever re-
clining on a chaise lounge and
looking ornamental.
"But look,'' and she spread her
sf1apely hands. Il made 'Dishon-
ored'. and The Blond Venus They
were not glamorous roles in the
sense of gorgeous costumes.
It's More Than Beauty.
"You talk of glamour. If I ever
was glamorous, do not think was
any less so in 'Destry' Glamour, I
believe, is appearing exciting, in
teresting. 1t is not simply beauty.
And real beauty will shine through
any costume, anyway"
Whatever it is that accounts for
her popularity, the German-born,
one-time violinist who became an
American citizen last year is back
among the more brilliant stars. She
doesn't know why, because she
doesn't consider her work in "Des-
try" exceptional. Neither does she
know why. suddenly, couple of
years ago, somebody decided she
no longer was "box office"
~It just happened" she shrugs.
Out Of the Drawing Room.
She's grateful to her public, be-
cause she found 1t sticking by her
through it all. Her fan mail fell
off but little, although she was out
Of films for months. Most of it,
she adds, was either inquisitive
about what happened or resentful
because it had.
Her current role in "Seven Sim
ners," production of Joe Paster-
max, Universal's guiding genius who
brought her back to pictures, is
another meaty characterization-a
water front one.
It's the sort of thing love" she
enthuses. Il don't belong in draw
ing rooms. What made so many
people think I did, I believe, are
those aloof, artistic poses with eyes
nan closed that still photographers
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Marx Revenge

Conventions take an awful beating
from a Marx brother. When
swanky resort hotel turned Harpo
Marx back from dining without
necktie, he went to his room and
returned with red silk scarf around
his neck. That admitted him, but,
when the head waiter, at the end
of the meal, told the mad Marxman
he was sorry to have to enforce the
rule on him, Harpo quipped: Its
okay; I was about ready for bed
anyway" Thereupon he removed
the scarf and let it trail him as he
left. 1t was the pants to his
pajamas.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

kdllSs W1btl tilS oS "a SoolSll VA 4oSo Nv.
But, with sheet and record sales
of blues prospering again, the COM
posers have lost the pangs of frus-
tration they had over the past
decade when Jack Teagarden and
his famous blues band played
MAXIM Friends" with its
I'D rather drink muddy water,
Lord, sleep in hollow log,
Than be up here in New York,
Treated like dirty dog"
The record business is up SO per
cent over last years average sales
with Louis Armstrong; rendition of
potato Head Blues" and Muggsy
Spanier's version of "Dipper Mouth
Blues vying with such old favorites
at w. c. Handy's "St. Louis Blues"
Teagarden began to go back to
the blues Is years ago when, as a
sultry trombonist with Paul White
man, he and Glenn Miller wrote
"Basin Street Blues" He remained
stubborn, organized band and kept
the blues as his theme music. Now
his patience is being rewarded, with
his band riding on the swift upbeat
with the blues.
"The blues were certain to come
back" Teagarden says, because
they are Americas only folk music
and with no debt to European in
fluence. They started in the deep
South and were popular there long
before they were even known as
the blues"
Some Are Synthetic.
Handy, who came to Tin Pan
Alley after. the triumphs of his
first three blues Memphis Blues"
d9l2), "Jogo Blues" 1913 and
"St. Louis Blues" 1914-is a music
publisher today, but continues to
write songs.
when I arrived in New York
first-that was after st. Louis
Blues'-I was just a frog they was
fattenin' for the chickens. I was
walking around Tin Pan Alley with
both eyes blind.
MY Memphis and st. Louis
Blues were doing alright, but the
'Jogo Blues wasn't doing so good,
because it was such an unfamiliar
strain that few orchestras could
play it.
Blues are a three-line verse or
the multiple of that, or a 12-bar
strain or the multiple of that-that
is, the old folk blues, the original
blues and the form in which I wrote
white blues writer's are inclined
to synthetic blues, leaving out the
African tonalities. There are ex-
ceptions, such as a pair of white
writer's who, in the same year
wrote st. Louis Blues wrote The
Dallas Blues in the perfect Negro
tradition"
Although blues are a definite form
of music, as distinct from being
merely a style of playing music
such as are swing and jazz. much
has been added both to their origi-
nal and current popularity by the
way they have been played or
sung.
He Likes Dinah.
Handy thinks Abbie Mitchell is
the top blues singer of today be-
cause she has voice that will
move with ease from scat to spirit
uals, and, therefore, has a range
that falls easily into the mood of
the blues.
And he is also ardent in his praise
for Dinah Shore, Winchester,
Tenn, via Nashville, singer. When
she appeared recently on THE
Chamber Music Society of Lower
Basir Street" program, which is a
tongue-in-c cheek idea to poke fun
at dignified symphony programs,
Handy was guest of honor. So she
sang his first hit, THE Memphis
Blues"
Miss Shore" Handy said feel
Evening star., 1940-08-11
She's Dancing to Stardom
Filmdom Neglected Ann Miller
Once, but She Came Back
HOLLYWOOD


Ann Miller is back in Hollywood
fmucas of yearback
All she had to eat first Thanksgiving
piece OF chocolate cake the landlord handed
door,
didn't broke gnned Ann telling
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Keeps His Job

Broderick Crawford, on the
strength of his performance as one
of the title characters in when
The Daltons Rode" has had his
,~long-term contract with Universal
renewed.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
This Talk Is a Lot Of Hooey, Says Marlene
She Means This Talk of New Dietrich, Maintaining
She's Still the Same, No Matter What They Say

insisted on for years. That's not
really me"
If Marlene, perched on high
stool. swigging orange juice from a
Evening star., 1940-08-11
1t Is Almost Unanimous I
Waitress Whom Mr.. Boyer 'Upsets'
Decides She Must Be Crazv
HOLLYWOOD.

m. u,;..... ;. ,,, HOLLYWOOD.
IN HOLLYWOOD restaurants
agnes therefore not asked
whether or not she liked Charles screen $1,000 ~
Il hetating lust five seco,ds to ,o,c
the dishes him
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Tunesmiths Sing No Blues
AS Blues Songs Return
Plaintive Music, Which Lost Favor
AS Depression Arrived, Finds
Itself Popular Again,
By Marx Barron,
Associated Press staff Writer.


sentimental pnve blues humping
with popularity in Tin Alley these days nights
steadily bounding period they
10 years.
began in 1919 the melancholy
Evening star., 1940-08-11

bottle and shouting banter at her
cameraman is the real me-" you'd
be tempted to agree that she has
a point.
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Sonterus Nemein6e.

9(uh oas oiesidbrige Mlltter- unb
Todl4crfeit lit inn 2eben nnieres
sSral,en gereins 8eidibte eetporben.
@ir fonnen aber nit sSreube feititels
len, baB es a,tf) biesmal elm poller
ieelii.Der uno frltl,reller grfolg mar.
ssSn u'ieren Sdulrdumen tuar a,ld
oas fleinite Bldbden auseefiiat, elm
geipeis, oaB uniere Splitter nnb
gohter bas Berlangen nad) Drift
lider @emeinIhaft uno gegenieitiger
2iebe in ii6 tragen. 9as id0ne Hros
gramm mar iebr pedilungsreid
5llian'meneeiebt. 3unadit belt Yrd.
lioentin Srene @iirtler cine ber5lid)e
8egriiBlngsaniprahe, bierauf iprah
Serr Yfarrer 9r. 6. 81. 6ritld has
9ildqebet. @abreno oes ieiteiiens
ipielte oas &inoerord)eiter inter 2ei-
tuna oes 6errn 1bomas Tbomae
ih6re Weiien a,lf.. 9lls iid nun ale
Ieiblih geit6rft batten, tuurbe nit
Dem Hrogramm forteefabren. 0ie
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AuS Salem, Cbio
3iueis 10.

gae priiber tperoen hermit baranf
allfmerfiam semaht, oah Die regel-
nlaBigen geriamnllunsen ndbreno
De Sommermonaten (Suni Suli,
ausu't l,no September) an eriten
1reitog abenos i'm Wfonat, Inn 1880
llbr, abgebalten tperoen llno sipar tpie
getp0Enlih inl SereinsIofale. :
9ic nddlte monatlihe Yeriamms
lung faat auf 1reitag, ben Z. Sum-,
uno miro piinftlib Inn 1880 ubr err
0ffnct. sllio fommt alle 5l,r 3eit, ba'
nit alle Gelhdfte erlebigt tperoen
f0nner uno biele gerlammlungen
flott ablarfen lno mir ben 8eridt
iiber Die &onpention bon unieren 9e,
legaten boren.
Die geamten boifen, bab oie Brit
Ser nih ipdbreno ben folgenben Mo.
natter oie geriammlungen 10 gut be-
IndeI ipie b:sber, oa es iebr ernlm'
terno lit beno Netpeis al baben, oaB
J alle Vriioer in Sen Mngelegenbeiten
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3lueia Is.

Sic lebte &eriammllng iuor siem'
lid gut beiud)t. slae 8eid,1fte mur'
BEN itjneu erleoigt. Ser 3meig nobm
Cara Sbeis allf uno Gliie Sorueman
luurbe pprgeihlagen. Is lit auaereet
norooI, hnB sic Gcriamntllma punft
2 llbr. unIau9en ioa, oanit man
alles 10 lt)neu mlc nloglid) erlebigen
fam, oenr iett lit Sic 3eit, po ieoer
Menid) lieber hinaus in sic friihe
2uft piu. Inn 3eit uuo oas Seben Sll
geniei;en. Gum @eIten oes &erein5
bot ,ins Sdn. Seiicrth eingelooen
81 lid, in oie friid)e Sllft. Sas Satl,m
lrno Ser Tlos miro in nue)itcr Ser.
ianlnllllng beItimnt iperoen. Sie
nddllte Gerionllnlllng ipuroe luegcn
Der &>npention peridnben auf Sen 8.
Sllni. in nelher mir bon folgenoen
ShncItern nit &offce ,tno SUDDEN
berpirtet lperoen: %. &ramer uno
Sod,tHr sSloren5. g. Ntpnf lrnb g..
SoInonn. 9foie Slnlpbrep, Sefr.
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NnS 0ary, Sno.
&ird,en ;Sramcn &crcin Der
SOUntcrns 8cmeiube.

GS oicne alien SdNpe'tern SIR &C,
fGlligeu 9tahrift, oub sic nGt1lteTer,
ianElang um Snnntog, oen 10. Mai
3 ltbr nahmittoga ltattfinoet. Die
SdIpeitert iinO frelutolich crlltd)t olle
altiueieno 5ll lcin. 9tnh Ser &erlanlm'
lung miro &nffee uno &llten ierpiert
pon oen fougenoen Shncitcrn: aotb.
&cllrer, GliIobeth gSalllfa, &otb.
alein, NleQino SbuIler. Sattie Sen,
coli llno 9llice Sricnff.
9tuh ser &eriommlllno miro &c.
ipielt. Sir Greile 'penoen meloeten
iih oie Shneitern 9lgneta @agner
Ngneta &ellinger, Ntorgret 6ott.
Id)ling, &otb. &rofft, 9ipia Mortini,
&atb. &lein lmo glnna Shicb.
9lnt Sonntog, Sen 26. Ntai, lpiro
bon Sem &ird)eu Trnuen Gerein ein
MittaNciicn
icrniert lperoen. 9lue Mtitglieoer iino
freuaolid eriltd)t o,C olle ibre
Sreltnoc 81 oieiem GTen ein5ulooen.
Wtaria Il. 9inoer, Shriftf.
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'*.' '>"' >/~, Ginlacnne ,ar
39ten 9abreS= =konbentio1
berbnnoen NIT oem
3O=jdbrigen 9ubilaun1
absuhalten am 81. <ai unH /. 1uni in Gelmn,b

SOdaecbrtc &us nnS Han6cnSacnoNn!
Gs era bicrm abcrmas Die bcric Ginlaouna ane Wit
ao Der 3meanerenc SS 6cur &crbaube ionic WtaieSsr Der
Sunn Scs Sugerbnnoes, h areuscmuben, Der Sanpl.
uaian Sunrr NHucatu unb aQc eu %uAenoicn nno
Scmtidm unoc int Siun uOer @rAcrf nuS beuider 3nam'
mcnsebat 2bc sncinaoer nad Gonmbn 49, Saresr
Central &crbanoes nnh 3OjGbrnem tmnafe S
3Wcig 3S ;n fummen.
0a sutc Nal cdid nuiercs @crGanSes nno mn 3mei
lit ncraunt bic &unuciuu Der Snnpab Chin Sps
ubns sm berbcracn r uo u oaran arbein bcrbaft
nal mir unicr 3Origcs Stunssrn fen Gdt addher 8t
ant aab nno Cpuat anpprnte, 10
cr;usn uamert babsn bic bic abafe be-
%crc len unb erbaten ets Gin rcner 3ues hs
@banS er6fn tc mcrcs @olfes int %acrano cin
llnier Ytutto 1T:
sttc neinen Suten blibc
u ien Shidia inmr lei.
In GpMm6Nier Sadn bic 3d. &on
uenipn 6cr auo uern alien Wacn unb Seleaatcn, baf
bcr edit GEc @anrcnnbait @eSenmna fnSen wcroen
Saicu rcnbc wcit unS brett! &ommt 49, Sarcs
@crbanocs perbnnocn nit OGbam Snas
it bcs 3ucs 3S.
Oas SeitsRon,tee
@eprg Siegel 7sctTrGsSent.
Spbn Sa-r, Jeit Sefrctar.
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Der &irden ,sramcn &erein Der
Sputerus Wemeiube

miro ssreitag, Sen II. Mai, i'm Wc.
aelrD Geid,dft on 8elt Seoeral Str.
einen gad,uarennerfani abbalten.
slre Shtpeitern iinb ber5lib gebea
ten ,uomoglicb mitsuhelfen, es miro
friibscitig Elm &on,itee an Srt uno
Steae iein, I'M Sic Sudden su iiber.
nebmen. SUDDEN fonnen enentuen in
Sen SbulrGlmen Ser Stride ebenfaas
abgs!iciert perOen. llnb Nun cine
8itte on alle 2anoslellte in Oouness
tolpn, tuer lib on edit iiihiii6em &uz
heu inben mill, bemiibe iih an pben
genanntem Satllm ins Mcaelpp Sc,
ldldft, mo- er ol!erlei feines @ebdd
poriiroen miro.
80. Senbel, Sbriftf.
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Ser 9. z. Beiangpercin Gintrad)t

Ter 9. e. 8eiangperein Gintrad)t
feiert am Sonntog, oen 19. Mai, bus
0tuttertag -Gon5ert in Ser g. g.
Sallc. on 9lpple slue. llno Slt 20.
Ctr. Yirigent Grof. q. gtifolalls bot
fiir hieie Seier elm beionbers luiirois
ges Yrogramm nit leinen Sungern
unb Saneerinnen al1iseiest uno iino
bierrlit ale 5rel,noe unb Gonner bes
@eionspereins ber5lih als 8dlte ein-
gelaben. Wtit 6reltOe fonnen mir be-
ribten, boB mir sic Ghre baben iper-
Sen, unieren allbefannten Golfss
mann Yfarrer Gr. Sans Soiiel bon
Glepslano, g., als 5eitreoner 5u 70.
rem. glus bieiem 8r,,noe idon bitten
tpir, cue Sahien nnO Sdhlinnen in
2orair ii6 bieien obigen Datum fir
uns su reierpieren. Gonaro aiefers
beliebtes Srheiter miro sic aon5ert'
unb SSan5muiif liefern.9er gintritts'
preis inn Soraus uno bel alien Gin.
tradts. .Mitsliebern gu baben, lit fir
biesmal aui nur 25c a Yerion felt.
geiett tporben. sln Ser glbenofaiie 35c
a Eelion. Sn Ser Soffnltne al,f elm
oollss Saus an unierm Wfuttertag.
&on5ert seidnet
Hrpgrar,nt.
1. Set sClipertiire $500 gow. aiefers
Crheiter.
9. isritprolos Wautter Sbirlp Bopbs
3. Nniprade --- Erdi. 30. &irldner
4. 0aa treue Mutterber5 - 8. 5eiIer
e. g. Sci @erein gintradt
@emiidter gbor
5. @alser bon Sobann Strauss
SoprnnIolo ---- SRI. Sanni Sdyniot
6. 2ieb nah Nnstpabl.
2orain 2iebertafel ------ Sir. Srit
S6fiin,ba6
7. 9c1iit bid) @ott-- Nus Srompeter bon
SGdlngen -------------- NeBler
ge1orlolo ---- 5err Sobn &onnertf
8. a. 9ieb Deimatldnb Abe
! b..Ge6niud)t rdd) Der &einat
1e. 0olfspeilen
g. g. Oei. Werein gintradt
9amen6or
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Nns @omeiteab, ga.
3iucia 6.

SSn 9e5ue auf unieren GerIanms
lltngstag purbe cine iebr millfonlme.
ne 2lenoerung porgenommen. Gs
ipurNe beIhloiien, bis auI ipeiteres
llnIerc WtonutsperIammllngen ieoen
criter. Samstag a6cno I'M Monnt ab-
suhai.en. Seooeh finbet uniere Sunis
Gerionlmllne am Sumstae abeno,
oen 8. Suni, iiatt, oa Ser erite Cams
tog inl fonmenben Wtonat nuf ben
I. SUM fdut, an pelhem Gage uniere
9elesoten nod alif ser &onpention
iino. pelhe ON 81. Mai llnb 1. Sum-
IN Columbus, Sbio, itattfinbet.
Son bieIem ifonen grfolge ange-
Ipornt, tat oie Sugeno iiir Samstaa
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9. Seitrcbe - Efalrer Sr. Sans Soilel
10. a. Gus Sreie-- Sol Sartman Stllne
3. StGnoden --- Gurl 3ollner
g. g. Sci. Tereiu Sintrud)t
WdnuerdJor
II. She MoIarp $500 Gbelbertb Nepin
@alitoniplp ----- ocrr Sobn @rap
~. 9lls Der @roBpater Die 8roBn1uttcr
nuhnl Sellcr
Auigilm> Suett - Srl. Gll'abctb SSus
IeIh, Sopron. - Sr. Caroline 9ubcr,
Mlt.
13. Sie Iaiennadlt - Nlfreb s. Silper
2. z. Sci. Sereiu Giutrad)t
8emiid)ter Gbpr nit Srheiter ----
2oroin 8eIaug &ereine iteben llnter
Der 3eituua bon Yroi. q. Nitolaus.
"A. Song llnterbnltllng.
81. 6. ssrieicnbengIt, Scfr.
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Mus 9oratn, Cbto
3iu,in II. - Vcfanntmad)nna.


Ger ,Suacnobnno bon 2ornin. 8,
perunitoltet mm Sonntag oen 26.
Wtni, 6 ltbr nhenos. Elm
@anfctt
lpopu lie a1e Sdlpeitern auIs hers-
lihitc eingeloOen hoben. Sas slbeno-
eiien miro ullen umpeieuoen Shne=
tern aus ser Gereinsfaiie beSablt
perbcn. 9ittc bel mir iid) an5llmel=
Sen. Meinc Selcpbnn 9tr. lit 1926.
IS lit BON @ihtigfeit, oamit cns
&omi:ce Ith su rihten meiB nit Dem
Giien Sir CUTE ltnterhaltllng miro
ser SNlgenobuno auis @eIte porior.
gen. Nl'o fommt nllc uno ncbmt Nm
tell an Dem Set, onnlit mir llniere
Sugcro allh Elm menig llnterItiiBen.
9ln Samstug, SEN 4. Mai. fano
sic lrallllng BON ShpeIter 0iloreb
90. Shuuer nit Serrn ltihacl
Eraie itatt. sluh mir lpiinihen Dem
illngen Yaar piel 8liit uno Segen
I'M Gbeitono.
Charlotte Salf, Sefr.
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2iebtperte @emeinoealie6er un6

Siebperte 8emeinoeslieber un6
8olfsgenoiien
Gs miro Sbnen fre,nblidIt our
4enntnis gebrad)t, baB bie 60. Sutb.
Sonterussemeinbe am Sonntas, ser,
8. Sllni. nit @ottes @nooe bas
3Oidbriae 8riinbunssfeit
feierlib begeben miro.
Gin erfabrenes &omitee miro res.
lid oeriuhen bieies sseit su einen
lpiirbigen SSubelfeit 81 MAIDEN. Ero-
gramm folgt ipdter.
@ir boffen, OaB alle 8laubens,
l,no golfsgenolien an oieiem sroBen
Seit nillig nno treu mitbelfen ner-
Sen. aaiiet ums treu 5niammen arbei-
ten, Damn miro 8ott lniere srbeit
iegnen. Ser 5eItausibuB.
per 81. Sesfe.
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Oas SeltzRomitee
@cprg Siegel, Tcit.ErGsSent.
Subn Ia-r, Jeit=SefrctGr.

Sra!l,ngsmabl teilgenomlnen batten.
gs iporen iiber 800 Menihen inn
Sahlenbeim, no iih olle froblih
untcrbielten lno nah Sen &ldn9en
scr Glepelono Sod)ienfapelle Dem
Gang, bingaben. Goter Sduller bate
rcid),irh fir ale slrten Grfriidlrn9en
seior9t uno Ntutter Shuller bate
feinc .;llnflid; gebafen.
slls Gbrenoame fllngierte SRI.
Selma Shiller mb als 9rautmdo.
den 9ettp Naele, Geraldine grton,
Matti!oa 5ritid, Marp unS Sulia
aroSuobrudn: als Better Mann fln-
giertc Serr Sobn &rasnobrufp, 8r,ls
ser >es 9rdutigom, ioipie Goiuarb
Gebcntr, 6ronf 1bomas, 0illiant
Smitb, HuSoipt 9lltmeier.
Iie @raltt iit pie 5odter ser in
2oroin beliebten Gbeleute Serrn ,mo
Srau Sobarn Shllaer, $40 W. %.
Str., ,rno set 8rdutigam Ser Sobn
ser Gheleute Serrn uno 6rau Sranf
&rasrohrudr.
Nuh ser MitternohtsItlmbe trut
oas rsnge Eaar feline Sod5eitsreile
an, Die es naf Dem Siten, @albing-
tom, 9. g., iiibrte. Nah ibrer Riit
febr mcroen lie auf $40 @. %. Ctr
mo6nen. 3iel Slid.
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Heb3eitselcfe,t
i'm SaHic Sobann SdJuller.

Sanstag, Den 4. s.fai, nahmits
tugs mn 4 llbr, parften cine Wtenge
DOR Scr id)onen ct. So
bannes Gpangcliiben Stride lmo in.
ner1o'b ipeniger Ntinllten bate lid
sic Stride bis aui Sen letten Tlas
gefiil. BON irelmoen uno slnpers
ponoten uno Mitglieoern Der Stride.
Tieie mar lpl,nbcrifGn nit 9lumen
oeforiert ,no oie SdrpeIter ser
grart, cine beliebte Haoiollugerin,
Selmn Shlller, lang Dor ser Srall'
ing >rei pa'ienbe Sieoer, PIT Tann.
ing, vslpe NHarie" lmo IS lope non
truly" unb ipurhe an ser Srgel be-
glcifci bon SRI. &iolet Coma, bie audi
ocn grautnarI6 ous Sobengrin
ipielte ilno inter beiicn &lGngen sic
@rautburihcn lmb @rultmdohen,
ledls DiibIdje rei5snSe Mdofen nit
groSen 9llumenitrGllBben auf Ser
Sano tragenb in Je5iemeuben Shrit-
ten Sic Stride betrnten unb ser
ser grdlltigom, geiiibrt BON einem
grllSsr 'als beitcn Mann, Dor bern
Iltar sluiilelllng nabmen. 8eIiibrt
pon.iDrem Gnter betrat nun sic ltrabs
lenbe @rallt, bie Stirn umrubnt pom
grar!IdIeier, beren berabfallenoen
Gnoen sic graut feItlid) ihniiften.
Nahocm Ser Gater oie grai,t DEM
grautisam iiberseben, belt Yaltor
5berhore Mcrten cine tieflinnige
MnIprnhe uno nnbm Damn bie Sral,,
l,ng in feierliher 0eiie Dor. Mls Damn
oas hinge Yaar Sic Stride perlieB,
tpllrbe cs (nat altdjineiiihem grald
als @l,nidb ser ssrllhtbarfeiD mil
einem Sfegen non Heis betporfcn
9anr ains es gum 9botograpben.
9tah ser Srmtuna betpegte iih eir
enoloier 3uq BON sll,tompbilen Sie
Grie Strabe tina,,s nah oeln ihoner
2oroin Gountrp Club, no Elm bod,
feines Siibnereiien ierpiert tp,trot
uno ungefdbr $50 Bericnen nabnter
tell saran. Dor 3iif itellte &err s
Shuner, goter Ger gral,t. Serrr
George Shneioer aus Glepelano als
Sen goaltmeiiter por. Serr Sfneioe,
belt cine fl,r,e ernite Aniprahe ir
0euti,b lmb gngliib an bas graut
paar l,no Sic Gltern besielben. 9as
9iihasbet bieIt Serr Yaitor Merter
auf Minih bonn ToaItmeiiter. Wad
Dem gifn begaben iid ale Bdit'
nad Sem idonen sadienbeim, no eli
groBsr Gmpiong aller ser 6rerno'
rno 00ite itattfano, bie niht an
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MInf)cncr Mcncite 9tad,rid)ten:

vSaben Sic, lchmor5brome 20
3DiGbrigc Game. eil ncttes @e-
Iid,', o,G Gcrlen bon 3abnen in
cire1n lhonen 9ltlmo rlno poQ-
lNlonfe Sigllr, sic bon rpoblges
iorn'ten geincn getragen miro, lno
lirC Sic BON leincm Simen2 -
Innn buben Sic ale bon mir &C.
ilttcn Gor5iige, Die mid 81 elmer
Gbelen1einlhaft peranloiien font
ten. SSsh lelblt bin 45 Sabre uno
olIc: iibrige meinerieits miro ST.
rcr @eiiol iinOer. gitte itreiben
Sic mir inter -"
- 0ieier od, 10 belbeioene Serr
Iheint ouN bon Sinnen su iein -
bon gang beionoers ieinen!