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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Synagogue Con(Iave
Scheduled for Flint

Al the invitation Of Rabbi $. Z.
Fineberg and Congregation Beth
Israel Of Flint the forthcoming
meeting OF the Michigan Synagogue
Conference viii be held IN that
city on Sunday May II tPesach
Shpuil.
Ere date and place for the
Yearly conclavc of delegates At
which elections of officers Tor the
statewide congregational body
are held. was made at recent
meeting of the board OF directors
#n Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

Two services, one at 9 a. m.
and the other at IL a. m. have
identical musical portions. a
trumpet solo, 'HoSannah,' by
Grenier, is being offered by Haydn
Broughton; the senior choir of 35
voices 49, "Hallelujah, Christ Is
Risen" by Wihtol; 50-voice com
bined choir-"O Morn of Beauty
by Sibeleuis; Mrs. George Wilson
will sing Il Know That My Re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Choose New Officers
At Holy Name Rally

q .a8 annual Spring rally Of
th6 Detroit Archdloccsan Holy
Naue Union pow officers were
selected and future plans were dis
cus~ed The majority of the
branches In The archdiocese We're
represented 10y approximately 600
men
Chanlcs Grady was ma IN Q d
president John WySocki. vice
Leo llcn1cS secretary
M Andrew q. link. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
BBaabbfIii55f Union Plans
Ciiy-Wide Banquet

Detroit Baptist Young Peoples
Jnau have announced their an
ra#I eIfs-widc banquet VIII be held
Erdhv az q ~ p. h. IN the Wood
WarA Avenue BaptjSt CHURCH
HE Rev "A Franklin Fisher
dean ef the Baptist Training
School Is fo boz The main speaker.
-r---ii ,,--r--r Al4ll.ar. Assist
M pastor OF the Dexter Boulevard
Baptist Church WIu act as toast
master.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

choir master. offer several num-
bers. The boys choir of 112 voices
will sing in professional. Christ Is
Risen From the Dead" The In
troit. Gradual, Credo and Com
munion from the Gregorian chant
Will also be done by the boys
choir A mixed choir of 40 voices
and the male choir of 20 voices
arc afso-te q render special music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
CENTRAL METHODIST
CHURCH

Three choruses totaling 200
voices viii sing "HoSannah. by
Grenier. and Christ Is Risen BY
Victor Herbert. These selections
viii be presented at the 9 a. m.
and II a. m. services. At 7 p. m.
the same choirS will offer the
Easter portions Of Handels Mes
Siah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
FAITH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH

A vested choir of 90 voices will
be led down the aisle by robed
trmpeters at the beginning of
both the 7 and 10:45 a. m. serv-
ices. The choir will sing AS II
Began to Dawn" by Martin. and
Open the Gates of the Temple, .
by KNAPP. A string ensemble will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

This program
directed by Roy
Smith. prcSl-
lent of thCGOod
NelghborS Boys
Club. His club
Is for the pro-
motion of work
I BOYS of
2ilool age with
the lGcain mind
To- curb dclIn-
qucucY as much
rs possible No
financial gain IS
expected. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

Major Company will decorate the
shell AZ Belle Isle, and a powerful
searchlight will be turned on the
shell all night to make IT possible
for DetroitcrS TO see the workman
ship If they drive around the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

then offer rendition of Il Know
That My Redeemer Liveth. by
Matthews, and the choir finishes
with 'Hallelujah Chorus" by
Handel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
CENTRAL WOODWARD
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

4 chorus of 80 voices under the
of Marion Van Lew are
Gloria" by Mozart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

deemer Liveth," from HandeFs
Messiah" and the junior choir OF
20 voices are to sing In Josephs
Lovely Garden" by Dickinson.
CHRIST CHURCH CRANBRook
2 There. will be special Easter
music at the 9 a. m. program by
the choir augmented by a braa
quartet. The numbers will inclu
Widors "Toccata"; Here on
Earth by Brahms; Gloria from
the Franck Mass: Gretchaninoff $
Greed" and Williams "Allelula.
At IL a. m. the brass quartet VIII
take part, and the music will IN
clude "Halleluiah Chorus by
Handel; Il Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth." by the same COM
poser, and LISTS Christ Is
Risen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

The following musical programs
are typical of those offered in
scores of Detroit churches on
Easter Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

An Easter Carol, . by Maryott,
and Gloria in EXcelsis.' b. Mo-
Fart. An organ composition AT
Dawn" by Jenkins, viii be offered
as a prelude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
ATONEMENT LUTHERAN
CHURCH, DEARBORN

"Eastertide," a cantata by
Daniel ProthCrOC, wTi br-- offered
in a 5 p. m. candlelight service by
Atonement choir under the direc-
ton of John A. Mueller. organlSt
and choir master of the church.
Milda Sopke will serve as accom-
PIANIST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Joyful ThrOngS
viii Express
Easter Joy

CONTINUED from Page one
League 10 $3.50 p. mr ana memo
raI services 40 Z p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
SUNRISE SERVICE


10. services 40 Z %. m
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= ne regular morning worship
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Episcopal churches WI. begin =
an early hour n most parishes.
n ~ PANTS Cathedral. Bishop
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' worship. inc
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BO1s TO RLPEAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
ST. LUkE'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Three choirs under the direction
of Cyril Guthoerl. organist and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
CONCERT

EPISCOPAL
Evening star., 1941-11-17
GO VICTORIAN
With QUAKER
LACECIRTAI\S

They're back =. those elegant lace curtains from
the ero Of red plush, Prince Of Wales feathers
ond hobbed skirts We SOW the revival coming
months ooo and placed huge order before
prices went top -heovy These come in elaborate
potterns or plain weoves with Z rows Of hoops so
you con hong Them costly They're SO inches
vide to the po'r, 2I4 yards long, EeesheII.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Squirrel Hunter Bags
Turkey in q Tree
py tn. Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
SOPHIA, w. Vac. H. Hamed,
on squirrel hunt, might have sub
consciously been thinking of Thanks
giving.
While Mr.. Hamed was resting
under a tree a wild turkey rustled
in the upper branches. Mr.. Hamed
says there was no trick in bringing
the bird down after he got over his
excitement.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

A New York confectioner has his
sveetmeats delivered in Victorian
coach
Evening star., 1941-11-17

E\HlbIlS
ON EVERY FLOOR
4 IMPERIAL CROWN JEW
ELS voiued at $500,
600, including one Of the
forous eoster eqos. Among
them ore unique smut
boxe. oIso the beoutl
fol brdol ION presented Her
Imperial Aiohness the
Grond Duchess OIo1 Alex
sondrovnn on the occoslon
Of her noorrooe,
4 PERFUME CONTAINERS IN
GOLD AND PORCELAIN
from the forous + So
900 Aouproont collection.
With them other bou6or
accessories Of the J 7tn ond
eth Centuries, including
some used BY the Empress
Josephine Ponpodour ord
other beoutres Of the French
coUr,
4 EXACT REPLICA OF THE
TINE CAPSULE. which ,s
buried IN the Westinghouse
Ste, NeA York Worlds Forr
buried m 1889 ond
not TO be opened until The
veor $3.50. See how per-
fectIy the objects buried
present cross picture Of
our lite todov to those
to come otter Us.
4 SEE THE MIRACLE ROBOT
AND HIS DOG. "EIektro"
. seven feet high ond
weighs $50 pounds, He
folks, woIks. counts on his
fingers, blows Up balloons,
o1d con distinguish between
red ond green. "Sporko"
his dog. weighs 10 pounds
and con SIT up, bark, ond
Woo his hti iSoturdoy
will be the lost doy for this
exhibit
4 SEE THE TORTURE WA
CHINE not q relic OF
the lndulslt,on merely the
Simmons Conponys in
oenlous method Of TESTING
their famous products for
'~eor-ond teor."
X QUEEN ELlZABET
GLOVES and those Of
SIR Walter RoIe,eh, Henry
VIII, Charles i ond Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
4 $1,000 DIAMOND-EN-
CRUSTeD PEN AND PEN
Gil SET, worthy on lndion
princess IN its opulence.
4 MEMS WAIsTCOAT FASH
IONS THROUGH THE
YEARS. A wide variety OF
plain and foncy wolsteoots
:. including one Of leather
thot wos the thing" some
Is years oeo.
+ EXQUISITE MINIATURE
ROOM OF THE PERIOD OF
1852, enclosed m gloss ond
complete in every detoII,
even TO the tiny bedspreod.
+ ANTIQUE WRITING DESK
EQUIPMENT FROM THE
9Th and ! 9th CENTURIES,
including priceless writing
eob,nets ond single pieces.
r CoTY PAGEANT OF PER-
FUMES exquisite per
fumes designed by the oeIe-
broted Lester Oobo and on
d,soIoy in our St. windows.
1hsHeChtco.
SINCE THURSD/
Evening star., 1941-11-17

4 SEE THE TORTURE WA
CHINE not q relic OF
the InqUislt,on. merely the
Simmons Conpony's in
oenious method OF TESTING
their famous products for
'weor-ond teor."
Evening star., 1941-11-17

+ QUEEN ELI ZABET HIS
GLOVES and those Of
SIR Walter Raleigh, Henry
VIII, Charles II ond Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

Z SEE THE MIRACLE ROBOT
AND HIS DOG. "EIektro"
% seven feet hloh ond
weighs 26O pounds. He
folks, woIks, counts on his
fingers, blows Up balloons,
ond con distinguish between
red ond green. "Sporko
his dog. weighs 10 pounds
and con SIT up, bork, ond
Woo his oi Saturday
will be the lost doy for this
exhibit
Evening star., 1941-11-17

4 EXACT REPLICA OF THE
TINE CAPSULE. which Is
buried IN the Westinghouse
Ste, NeA York World s Far
buried m 1889 ond
not TO be opened until the
veor 6939. See how per-
fectIy the objects buried
present O cross picture Of
our life todov to those
to come otter Us.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

X $1,000 DIAMOND-EN-
CRUSTED PEN AND PEN
Gil SET, worthy an Ind,on
princess IN its opuIenoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30

SabrcsOcriammlmna nn6 Ycamtcm.
nail.

Die 50. Sobrcspcrlammhlng ser Mfs
tion1rc ocs @citicitc goupereins
hieB Sen rsahreseriht fir 1910 gut
I,ls ocmiclben gebt berpor. oaB tie
5u Sausbciitern slnleibcn gum 9e'
TRACE bon $1,O43,355.OO beiuilliate
mo oem lnpertcilten Srcfitiuno
$191, 100000 Slliiibrtc.
Sie slftipitGt ser 8eicllibatt pur.
Sc oeraroBert lmo nod slniicbt bes
Grcflltipe @i5c. .Gr1iiocntcn s. IS.
Mtfins miro oas Sabr ,941 zines ser
bciten in ser @cid,ihte ocs 9ouper,
Gins iein. Seine Meiourcen beSiiiern
iid Sur 3cit oli $S,52O,2Si.5S.
Sie orci Tircftcren. oeren Sermin
erloif, pllroen luieoergcipGblt. IS
iino: Irtbur &. Spang. &isc- -Erdii'
bent ser Spaua 8Gderei; Mrtbur q.
;3tpierlein YrGiioent ser 3rpierlein
Sfub &c.. llnO Hobert Sbiltbrano,
HrGiioent ser Scrantcn Srrd go6p
nno Equipment So.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
2nten,ebils1tniag perm ctrcn ist eritreefenS i'm
21tcnat Jaftmar
SaNt Eoliseid)ef Matoipit

bonn sSublteig ais tic nleOeraelobre',
ipurben. Yaruerdpb 2423 Der Jabr'
geiebe ser Stoot Glepclano iagt, oaB
ser isabrer irgeno cines 5abr5ellgs
oas @egrebt Sen Iubgunger Der Die
StraBe frellsen mill. sugelteben mus
bel elmer &rcr5lmg oie marfiert 1T
ooer alf nidt marfiert lit ont Gnoe
zines 8lods, nit glusnnbnle elmer.
&reu5ung. ipo oic 9cDeglng oesf
Terfebrs ourd Die Goli5ei oOer Sig%
nale gereeelt miro, cocr irgeno elmer
Stelle no ssubgGngcr Elmnel ooer
lleber= =aopffreu5lng porgclcDen it,;
Oieies @eieb mad)t es 81 elmer Ser,
letlng fir Sen Motoriiten Der es M
terldBt oem TltbaGnger iein 8edt sl'-
Sllgeiteben. Scr Motorilt nuB lerncn
ooB cine Ser eriten Hegeln Die lit, Die
Siherbeit oes onocrn Meniden IN
gctraht 81 5iebcn. @eln icocr cins
seine iib oieier Reeeln erinnert miro
Glepelano Elm beiierer llnb iiGerer
Srt peroen, oarin 81 ipcbncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
11e,.e GanSItrat3e
Sua ami Der @eitieite sebant
Wer0en.

Die Nrbcit bcgiunt in oieier Wohr
an elmer ueilcn Sonoitrabe, Die al,i
Ser Weitieite gcba,lt pcroen iou, um
Sen Berfebr aui Scr State uno Yeorl
Roao 81 crlcidtcrn. Die ne,,e 2anS,
Itrabe miro bcfannt iein als Bottom
&oao. miro lnecfGbr 5luei Meilcn
(ang pcroen uno Statc nit Nibac
Moao perbinoen. iagt ssranf Z. Mis.
fell. @YM Glepelano 0iitrift @gr
Die SauoitraBe miro 20 Sub brett
iein uno miro iibcr 400 Mcnihen
Nrbeit perid,affen. oenn sic Stro
BE ioll bis nGd)lten Te5ember fcrtia
acitellt iein. Sicics Yrojcft lit bonn
County porgenommen unb itcbt I'm.
fer 9eit,tna bon Gountp Sngenie,il
Sobn 3. @ilIiams.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30

he circus tn Wv has more
rairr', animals than ever pc: orc,
including IS elephants, with five
y.l:,'.' ?.g i'll "lch OF the three
- one tn 5o hons and
tigers, bears. kangaroos and 100
horses and ponies.
Among world famous clowns
that will appear are Emmet kel-
ley, Otto Griebling, Chester Bar
nett and many others.
The kimaris Duo. airplane
acrobatic act which was one of
the thrillers of the New York
Worlds Fair: a human projecti-
Gle cannon act. with two men be-
ing shot out of the mouth of a
giant cannon, and Clyde Beatty
and spectacular lion and tiger act
will be among the headliners.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
Hakr,tfiii,eI,s.,,,iftet. . ,i.,,S
Heit,sicta,a
f94l Sd)an offeriert $4,000 bem
Enblifmm.

Glcoclano iltWaltacber picler al,s.
itcbenocr slusitell,ngen lno aonpen.
tioncn in oen Ser. Stoatcn. Mber IN
1941 tperOcn sic Yreiie ser Nob.
rlmasmittel= uno Seimida,l, oie pom
G.. bis IA. MdrS nit Musnabmc an
Sonntad. Sic srobten Brciie fir eine
iolde 9esebenbeit eeben. $4,000
trerOeu in 8argelo nno @aren iueg.
gcac6en in ser ad)ttG9igen sluslteI.
lung. Gin @ettltreit lpirO ltattiinocn
llno sic 8clpiuncr crbalten $1,000 in
Bar uno Natruu9smittelid)cds in
fplaenoen 0etriecn: I. Yrcis. $500;
9. Ercis. 5000; oritter Yreis. 500;
l,no Sic nGhitcn 5ebn 8etpinne rcrs
baltcn ic $40 Sdefs uno Sic ndd,.
ifcn 90 Siege rcrbolten ic SIS Sheds.
sic iic in Nad)borlpe5 5crciwarenbano'
llmgcn cinloien fonncn. Scbcr Tcil.
ncGmer fann iid an oieiem @cttitreit
bctciligen. Gs iperoen 8 aartons inn
otcrcn l,no 8 inn lntercn Saal oes
Subtle Muoitorii,ms a,,feeitent pcr.
ben, Sic Gin Nabrllngsmittcl. ooer
Sallsbalt9crdt entbalten. Wer @ett.
Itrcit pcrlatat oie forrcfte 9e5cid,.
nilng ser aht &ortons uuo einc Sebr
0orte oOer lpeniaer GROCER Slogon
iibcr IS life the sSooo Sbolp, bccauie
$4,000 Ncrt BON Naren, luie Glef.
triidcn Glen. Mcfrigerator, aiihen.
fabinctts. Ntiidjcr. Taclum Cleaners
lmo @olierbei5cr iueroen oiferiert
iamt cincm Souptpreis bcitebcno aus
elmer eleftriihen &iidc. Wert $1,000.
Eicic Mnbrllngsmittels uno Saus.
gcrits itsMusItclll.ng miro moglif &c.
nad)t ollrd oie Glepelano Metail
@rocers slii. @olter 0. &niabt, sc.
frctGr ser 9liiociatipn. lit Wanaaer
Der MusItcllllng mo bat befannt &C,
gcben. OaB 24O Nllsiteller BON natio.
nol bcfanntcn Nabrlmesproouften
uno &ausgcrGtcn oarau teilncbmen
lperocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
SEVEN MILLION
PRODUCERS

There are seven million farm
ers in the United States. Add
their families. and the total
comes to some 100000 people
who live from tilling the soil =
and who constitute the largest
single market for the products of
our factories.
That is one reason why a9ri-
cultural cooperative marketing
has been given such wide appro-
val by the spokesman for indus
try. no less than the spokesmen
for the farmer. The kind of CO.
operation, has definitely proven
itself to be the strongest econo-
mic weapons the former possesses
1t is based squarely on business
principles, not on tenuous theories
1t goes on unchanged year after
year, while government farm re,
lief varies with every shift in the
political wind.
A good percentage of those
100000 American farmers are
members of farmer-owned, farmer
controlled marketing coopera-
itives. More are joining yearly
FThe co-ops don't perform mira.
|cles. But they do obtain the best
1ossip1e break for agriculture as
/ who1e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
GelenetpS G,eater
Mirb Samstas, /. Jebrnar, er0iinct

9lepelanos nelleites lbeater. oas
Seleneips, an 24l guelio 9lpe.. Oft
lid bonn Yublic Square. miro Sams.
tag, oen 1. sSebruar. INN 8 llbr Dor.
mittags erofinet. Tas erite 1beater
in Sbic, oas cnhuorien nno geballt
wlroe. Inn Heltigfeitsfilme 81 jeigeu
81 einem &oitenpreis BON $lSO,OOO
muroe es bersciteat. Gies 1beater
fauft aue Neuigfeiteniilme Der fiini
groBfen 5ilmproom5enten ,no wer.
oen bier iofort geSeigt obnc Wieoers
bollme. Nur in oieieru 5beater f1n-
men Berionen aae Neuiafeiten Der
Welt ieben. Seoen 1reitas miro S1s
Erogramm geGnoert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
Rei,t erwartet n,ekr
Hiffe De,atj4lan>s

siom. Stolicniidjc areiie aaben 81
erfennen. ooB oic militariid)e. ipirt-
ifaftlihe llno oiplomatiide 3uiam.
menarbeit sluiihen Hom lnlb Berlin
sur Torbereitl,ng zines gemeiniamen
Sffeniipe eceen Die 8riten i'm Wittel.
meer geridtet lei. Sic rperben aud
beriuben BON ;sranfreid Stiispunftc
an ser norbafrifaniifen &iiite 5u er:
langen. I'M oen Ingri'f allm Grfolg.
81, MAIDEN.
Mfan glaubt. oab Der 8ormorih
Scr 8riten nit oen &Gmpien I'm Ben,
gaii oann gum Stiaitano gebrafjt
tperoen fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-30
erites ken,ert Ses Uititite ynntSr xaAien 6Rse
mar ercter GrfoIS

Sd,liter. ipielte 3lpei TiolinIolos
,Gsdroas" ppn Monti llno ,Wtio.
might 8eas" pom Opera Bdtl bon
Sc,tberaer-9 -9reislcr uno ertpies it'd
als Siolinfiinitler. GROCER Mpplol,s
ioIgte. Iann trat ser 0eltieite Ma.
origal Chorus inter 2citung ibres
beliebten Sirigentcn @rof. Mnoreos
Nifolaus auf uno lang .&oientpeiB
une Moienrof" nno r9lber oies -
slber ods" srobartig lno erntete ret.
den @eifou. Beioe 2ieoer ltammen
bon loens, critcres neubearbeitet bon
Nifolaus, Mliif gum lcbtercn itamr1t
bon Yrof. Nifolaus. Sieral,i fiibrtc
Wartba @ottId)ling Sang ano
Tance" nit Yimobegleitl,ng bon III
rcr Shtpeitcr Mutb allf llno crfuics
iid offs cine icine &unittan5erin. Sic
crb;elt sroben geifol. 5rl. Martba
Sin, Sod,ter BON Serrn uno Jrou
@ultap Gill. mar cine 9telierldeis
ifeinma aui Der 8iibne uno ione
5tpei Sopraniolo .Alice 8lue 8otpn"
bon St,iernep uno Che SlpceteIt
Storp eDer Solo" bon Stilts iebr
gut. Sic bat cine quite llno lieblihe
Stimme uno fam. rpctn iie flciBig
iibt. cine groBe Sdnaerin iuerocn.
Sic erl,tete groben 9eifal. Der Sir.
fend)or fonnte nid)t allftreten, neil
cinige Sdnger erfranft iino.
.No6oem bielt oann George Ytiller,
grdiioent Ger Galtiioe Sunior Gar.
ons cine fllr5e Mnipraf,e ilno oanfte
allen @tilten lmo :4eiangocreinen ios
lpie ocn SoIiiten uno San5ern uno
alien Die mitgebolfen Dies &onsert 5ll
einem Grfolg 5u MAIDEN. Oaraltf
lang Der saitsebenoe Gbor 80 ibort.
en- lpintcrs iaoneb" bon Tpfema uno
.Sads balte @aht" BON 3ifeli unter
9eitllng bon Yroi. Sd)lllter ausge.
scihnet uno ernteten ME enoenipol.
lenoen geiiaq.
Ginem feincn slbenociien foletc Gin
ilotter Cans llno ole umterbicltcn iid)
bis ipdt am 9lbeno.
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New Castle News
BY Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa. Jan. 5O-Sa-
lem came to New Castle last Sat.
and the Terriers jived out and bit
them again in fast ball game
that was well played and | may
add we'll fought, by both sides.
We hope you Salenites all had a
good time and we will look for
ward toward getting together
again.
The N. c. Jrs. will hold a big
business meeting on Tuesday,
Feb. 4. Pass up that show. bring
the girl along don't see that ball
game. but be at the meeting and
help break an attendance record.
That won't be hard as the present
record is about s. If you want to
cat celery or smoke cigars, please
bring your own.
To Youngstown
Rain. snow or shine, we'll all
be in your fair city next Saturday
night. so be prepared. Polish the
bar and get ready 70 ra bang-up
game and a good time. | better
save some of this enthusiasm for
next week. So Auf Wiedersehen
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Sd)luere llniGlle ser ,Sl,bg1nger
baben lid lpGbrc,lo oes Monot So
mar eridrefeno perlnebrt, iagt Yoli,
5cidef Mfatoipib. Die Wotorilten ge,
mObnen iiD Die Mebtc Ser SubgGnger
bis 81 einen Gunft 5u perleten, 10
oab ser 1l,6aon9er linn bas Mcht srs
geiteben ml;B, inoem or entipeocr,
menn nch nabe Dem isllBIteis 5uriids
febrt ooer cr ml,b aus oem @eg lal,
fen. SSn einigen Sdaen iporcu sic
sSllbglnaer MIR ctiuo orei Shrittc
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Bon Grid Iroppens.

@efliigclt leidt iic binlnicr ldhtuebcn.
Sdbicr llncrid,opilid lit ibrc SiiIc,
S3ei ihrem 2rnuNe. 'ie bulo ungcben
Sic. Crhc nit elmer tiefcn oiille
%on Surdt unb beiIi9er Sdnpci9lamteit
llncrNriinhlid) lit ihr idelniid,cs Spiel
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llnheimlidJ it'll lit bcs gSintcrs Sprllh
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G5 lit. nl3 ioQen bic Slpden lpebcn
Gin ricicuaroBcs @eidlentl,d,
Sir Der Nenlhbeit etpigen Srieocn.
Nebt Gopp 5llrild
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III reriiter

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2ufttriee iiber Gonoon nabm iein
Gnoe. Telltife Bomber tparien .pie.
Der 8rano- nnb Grploiipbomben ab,
Die erbeblifen shaoen anridteten.
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faniide @egner i'm letten @all-
fampi. Der iid sesenpdrtis IN 0on-
oon allfbGlt. batte nid,t treniger ols
bier Mal Ole sdusfeaer 8n beiuhen.
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,ihnelliten @ege nod amerifa 5nriid-
febre un6 iperoe perlansen. oab er
bor Dem aongrebfonlitec pcrbcrt iper.
ben mill nno sab sleid,eitis befannt,
oab er fir iofortiae Mnnabme Der
~9en6s uno 9eaie.Bia" lit, ooer aud
8eieb 1875 lit, tpeldes Mooiepelt Die
Yeadt sibt, bic Aufriiituna iofcrt 5u
bei6Ieunigep. ..
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Ice Hockey
BaronS Face Hershey
Bears This Saturday

Charging down the home stretch
of the American League hockey
race with a barrage of goals and
a stellar defense. the Cleveland
Barons face the Hershey Bears in
All important ice battle Saturday
night at the Arena.
Tied by Buffalo: II, last sat,
the Barons took long train ride
to New Haven and on Sunday
evening battered the Eagles, 3 to
|. to remain in first place in the
league standings.
The Barons have set the pace
in the western division since the
start OF the season but Hershey
is holding fast to the runner-up
position and Saturday night the
Bears hope to close the gap be-
tween the two teams.
Playing important roles in the
great record compiled by the Ba-
rons this season are two veter-
ans. Alex (BudD Cook. center,
and Moe Roberts. goalie. Cook
and Roberts are oldest in point
of service with Cleveland and
both seem to improve with age
Following Saturdays game
with Hershey, the Barons play
at Providence Sunday night and
return Tuesday evening, Feb. 4.
to meet Pittsburgh at the Arena.