davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Savings on Bedwear

9 Wool filled, RayOn Satin covered
Comforts. Slightly soiled. 4 of royal
blue, peach, l Sahara. light blue
and / orchid-solid color. Were SI2
and $3.50. Now S195
Tufted Cotton Chenille Bedspreads
3 White Spreads with ball fringe,
double and = twin size-imperfect.
Were Sl095 Now --------- S69o
Solid Color Rose, single size. Was
$3.50 Now - S3.95
l All White, Well-cOvered Pattern
Spread, single size. Was S9.75. Now
S595
l Blue Spread with multi-colored
design, single size. Was Sl0.95. Now
S5.95
l Solid Color Green, full bed size.
Was Sc 80 Now S395
4 Two tone Colored Spreads, full bed
size. peach and l green. Were
$3.50. Now - ------------ S4.9o
pair Rose Dust Rayon Satin
Drapes. Trapunto embroidered and
lined Stock sample, slightly soiled.
Was $3.50. NOM S6.25 pair
8lx108 White Cotton Rippiette
Spread. Was 81 As. Now Sl.65
BEDwEAR, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Savings for Thrifty Women
CiirdIes, sI'9'
We're $3.50 and more

We're $3.50 and more
20 Bien Jolie, Memo and other
makes Of elastic net, rayon satin
with elastic and a few knitted cot
ton-and- dragon. Sizes 25, 26, %, 90,
80, 81, 80, 33.
35 A. p. Hollywood and II. and w.
Brassieres and Bandeaux of cotton
lace and batiste. Sizes "a. SO, 38 and
40. Were So. Now S1.45
8 Bien JoIie COrsettes of cotton-and-
rayon batiSte with elastic. slide fas-
tened, cotton lace tops, well boned.s
Sizes 35 to 80 and Al. Were $40.
Now ------------ S5.95
Roth One-piece Foundations of
cotton batiste with elastic Cotton
lace tops. Slide fastened Sizes 33,
81, 40, Al. Less than Z price.
Ia One-piece Foundations of cotton
and-rayon batiste with elastic, cotton
lace tops. Mostly with slide fasten-
ings. Lightweight models for the
junior figure and heavily bOned
models. Sizes 33, "a. 36, 81, 38, 40,
Al and A. Were $3.50 and more.
Now S4.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Fine Floor Lamps
Reduced

/ Six-way Bronze plated Floor Lamp,
3-way bulb, ivory color ribbed silk
and-rayon shade. Was S22. Now
$3.50
/ Six-way Bronze plated Floor Lamp
with yellow marble inset. 3-Way bulb,
gold color ilk-aEdrayon shade. Was
S27 50 Now ------- $3.50
l Three-way Indirect Bridge Lamp,
gold color finish. 3-Way bulb, ivory
color ribbed ilk-and-rayon shade.
Was $50 so Now ~ $3.50
l Three-wav Indirect Bridge Lamp,
bronze plated with yellow marble in
set, 3-Way bulb. tan -and-ravon
shade Was SO so Now $3.50
l White China Table Lamp, rose pat
ern on front white cotton eyelet ba-
tiste with shade with white cotton
ruching Was s2250 Now $3.50
All slightly soiled or damaged.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Art NeedIework
Reduced

l piece NeedlepOint, center design
finished in all-Wool groSpoint with
wool included TO complete design on
cotton canvas. Fire screen, 27X40
inches. Was $40. Now Sl4.50
4 pieces Needlepoint, design finished
in all-Wool petit point and groSpoint
on cotton canvas. 30x30 inches. Less
than u price. Now ----- $3.,5
! Model CrOcheted Cotton Rug, black
and white combination. 2lx3l. Was
IS. Now ------------- So
4 RayOn BrOcade Table Scarfs,
sateen lined with gold metal braid
trim 1896 inches. Green and egg
shell, green and rose, blue and rose.
Were So. Now W------------ 81 50
l RayOn Satin Bed Rest, collapsible
Eggshell Slightly damaged Was
S595. Now 81
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Included are daytime and afternoon
fashions, jacket dresses of silk crepe,
rayon crepe, rayon chiffon and rayon
jersey. Prints. pastels and navy,
brown, black. Sizes IL to 20:
4 Were S795 and more. Now S5.75
13 Less than 2 price. Now S7.15
s Were Sl695 and more. Now 1915
13 Were S1695. Now SI25O
IL Were S2295 and more. Now Sl4.50
"a Were s2295 to SPOTS Now SI65O
10 Were S29.75 and more. Now $3.50
19 Were S2975 to S35. Now - S22
IL Were S35 and more. Now - S26
Is Were S39.75 to S49.75. Now S29
IA Were S4975 Now S32
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Women's and Misses
Suits Reduced

10 Untrimmed hree-pieee Suits OF
hcrringbone tweed in rust, beige. blue
and red Sizes IL to 20. Were S35.
Now ----- S26
: TwO-piece Suits. reversible fleece
and plaid fingertip box coat with
matching plaid skirt, in sizes 10 to
20 Were SPOTS. Now ------ s22
s Two piece Suits of fine quality i'm
ported tWeeds including some made
in England, in brown, gray, rust. plaid
and tweed mixtures. Sizes IA to 20.
40 We're S6975. Now - S44.75
TwO-piece Suits, made in England
of monotone and mixture English
tWeeds in wine, blue. green. Sizes
II to 16. Were S59.75 Now S37
All garments properly labeled ac-
C0rdlng to fabric content.
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Misses Formal
Fashions Reduced

Included are dresses of rayon velvet.
net, marquisette, chiffon, crepe and
jersey. Black, yellow. pink, aqua,
beige, navy, white. chartreuse, pale
blue. Sizes 10 to 18:
Less than I prices. Now S7.75
Less than z price. Now 1900 1915
IL Were Sl6.95 to s2295. Now $3.50
9 Less than q price. Now - Sl4.50
Were S29.75 and more Now $3.50
Were S2975 and s3975 Now S22
IL Were $4975 and $5975. Now -S32
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Pantie-girdIes, 95e

LfSS fH0H = briCe
16 Of Nylon, rayon-and-cotton woven
with 'LasteX" yarn. Carriers at
tached. Tearose. Small size.
Pantie Girdles of rayon-and-c
woven with "Lastex" yarn in white
and tearose. Sizes 4, 5, 7. Were s295
and more. Now ----------- S195
Gowns of cotton-and-rayon jersey
knit in peach and aqua. Size IA.
Were 81. Now --------- S1.35
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Rayon Sports
Dresses, sI4'''

WPre y22.95 and more
80 in white. navy, brown, pink,
tan, some prints. Sizes II to AZ.
25 Sports Jackets Of rayon in tan,
white, blue. green. rose and navy.
Sizes II to 20. Were Sl0.95 and more.
Now -.-.----- S6.15
10 Blouscs of sheer rayon and silk in
peach, white, pink. Sizes 80 TO 36,
Were S1695. Now SI2.25
SPoRTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Juniors Fall Frocks Reduced

cotton veeeen and gabardne cotton cord
roy rayon crepe and jersey. Less than half
nrice Now Sc 95
Wool Frocks cotton velveteen trim and q sleeves
Were 1926 Now ---- S7.s5
seevea Wool baskeweave Dresses. Were sl995 Now
SIO95
Ribbed Jersey Frocks with long sleeves in ophisti
Gated dirndl style Were s2295 Now ---------- Sl4s5
High colors-red blue, gold, green, brown and black
sizes II to IS in the above groups
Rayon Bengane Evening Wraps blue red and black:
sizes IL to 49, (Full lengthy Were s1095. Now $685.
Is Classic Spover Sweaters yellow angoa
and wool Blend sizes IL to Is. Were S.. Now$2s5
JUNIORS APPAREL, FOURTH FLool.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Sterling Silver Reduced

l English CadrOOn Salad Fork; S.
Now ----------------- ---------------- Sl.45
Marlborough Dessert Knife. Less than y price Now 81
/. Vases; weighted bases Were 81 So NoW----- 80
10 Mayonnaise Sets Were 81 So $3.50
ii Console Sticks. Were 81. ----------- SOC
Sugar and Creamers Were 81 So S. 81 So $3.50 Now
$3.50, So, IS, S12.5O
1 Cream Pitcher. ST So -- - S5
Baby Cups Were 81 and So 81 35 and So
Coasters Were 75c Now Soc
! Candelabra weighted Less than p price. $3.50
l Bowl. Was 1895. Now $3.50
Compotes with weighted bases:
Were So Now $3.50
l Was $40 Now IS Was ST. Now IS
2 Were 81 so. Now $3.50 Were IS. Now So
l Salt and Pepper Was 81 so. Now So so
l piece Salt and Pepper Set Was $4 Now----- 81 IS
/ Salt and Pepper Was S5. So
Bowls Were SIS. Now So
/ 6-pece Sherbet Set Was $40 Now Sc
I Supper Dish; not weighed. Was $50. Now SIS
All the above imperfect all prices subject to 1910
SILVER ROOM FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Mems Cotton Shirts, s. IS

Were 81 and $3.50
1870 regular and lightweight cottons in collar
attached style. Soft and fused collars in stripes
white and colored grounds from sizes IA to 17l2 in
the group.
Bifolds black open
pass Special CSC
3s pairs Pajamas and bold stripes cotton
grounds. Elastic belt style Sizes A. B. c. D. Were So
pair. Now S2I5
100 pairs Undershots striped pat
cotton elastic back style sc to A group
Were Csc pair Now ---------------- 45c
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Juniors Hats, 95s

Less than = price
IS Of wool jersey and cotton velveteen in pill box
style Brown, navy forest green and wine. Sizes
2112 to 222.
25 ColIegette Hats of fine felt Classic styles navy
brown green red, soldier blue, Head 2li2 to
22l2. Were $3.50 and more Now ------------- sI95
French Style Basque in brown black
red green and gray Sizes 2lla 222. Less than
y price Now -----------------sl sls5
JUNIORS MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Women's Formal
Fashions Reduced

Included are dinner and evening
dresses of rayon crepe. rayon lace.
rayon jersey and silk-and-rayon
marquisette. Black, blue. pastels and
prints. Sizes 16 to AZ and 16l2 to
24l2.
Were Sl995 and more. Now 1895
Were S2295 and more. Now $3.50
Were S29.75 and more Now Sl4.95
A Less than y price. Now S1S.15
2 Were S39.75. Now $22
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Mems Handkerchiefs
Reduced

l04 of pure white linen with hand
embroidered colored initials and
hand-rolled hens, initiated. A. E. F,
G, H, J, K, L, N, T, w. Were Soc
Now $50. 3 for $l00
HANDKERcHIEFs, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Evening Jackets, s2.''
We're S.

IA of rayon taffeta with slide fast
ened front. White. red, purple,
black and Kelly green. Not all sizes
in all colOrS Sizes IA. IS, 18.
NECKWEAR, AISLE is, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Granite KrinkIe-kn
Hosiery, go pair
) pairs S2.65

Treeulars Of SI.35 quality
420 pairs of all-silk hose in Fall
shades. Sizes 81 to 1912.
HOSIERY, AISLE 19, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Necklaces and Pins
S and SO
Y Price

10 pieces, including handsome silver
color metal necklaces and silver color
metal and enamel pins. Now SIS
Necklaces, including two of gold
color metal and one of silver-color
metal, all with enamel. Now $40
10 Sterling Silver Pins and Silver
color Metal Necklaces Half-price.
Now ------------------- S3.75
All prices ubject TO 1870 tox.
COSTUME JEWEIRY. AISLE S.
FIRST FLooh
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Juniors AnkIets
Special at 6 pairs sl

42O pairs cotton Isle anklets some in cotton terry
cloth. Brown. aqua, navy beige, white, red, yellow.
Sizes to 1912.
JUNIORS AND CKrDREN's HOSIERY, FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-06
PorceIain-toP Kitchen
Tables
SOS s4.e5 s2.95

Some less than y Price,
others S7.95 and SIO.95
4 in all-sturdy, fine for all-purpose
kitchen use.
; Mutschler Kitchen Cabinets, &c.
inch. wooden base, porcelain top.
Were $3.50. Now S1495
l White pa inted Metal Wall Cabinet.
Less than z price. Now Sl.95
/ Large-size Ivory color finish Metal
VentilatOr. Less than p price. Now
S195
2 Baby Feed -alI Masters. electric. in
complete. Less than Il price. Now
S295
l Knapp Monarch Electric Mixer
and Beater. Was S2495 Now Sl4.95
| Meat Grinder for electric mixer.
Was 81 so Now S225
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Card able Covers
Special at 68e

70 Of suede finished cotton in dark
red, green or blue.
9 Cabinets Of Writings Paper IN
white all slightly damaged. 96 en-
velopes. "a cards, - sheets. Were
IS. Now $3.50
l Game Set with simulated leather
case. alligator grain Ccribbage. chess,
checkers. backgsmmon) slightly
damaged. Was $3.50. Now SIS
STAIIoNERY, AISLE 4, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

IS pairs Women's Walking Shoes of
bucko and calfskin in black and
brown. Broken sizes from to and
widths AAAA TO B. Less than Z
price. Now --------------- $685.
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Women's Walnut
Room Fashions
Reduced

Included are jacket suits, long coat
ensembles. dressy afternoon types of
silk prints, rayon crepe with inter-
esting details and fine workmanship.
Black, navy and colorful prins. Sizes
18 to AZ:
Were s5975 and more. Now S3S
10 Were S6975. S44
Were S69.75. SAB
l Was S8975 Now S62
l Was SITS. Now S98
Dinner and Evening Dresses of rayon
lace and crepe combinations, silk
chiffon and rayon lace with silk
marquisette. Black, white, honey
dew, violet. Sizes 20 to 40:
Were S69.75 Now S44
2 Were S69.75. S48
2 Were S69.75. Now S52
l Was S89.75. Now S67
l Was S89.75. Now--- S64
Was S110. Now S68
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Students Reversible
ToPcoats, ~ Price, $3.50


7 excellent al-weather coats for campus. rain and
business wear. Atwood tweed on one side shower
resistant cotton on the other Styled especially for
younger men in sizes a. 35, 36, 81.
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Wool BroadIoom CARPETS
Reduced

112x52 Taupe Plain Weave Less than half price. Now
$3.50
1-l2x78 Plain Weave Green Broadoom. Was Nov.
$3.50
1-sx5l0 Twist Pile Taupe. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
1-9x12 Tone Wilton. Now $3.50
1-9x0.6 Plain Weave Now $3.50
1-9x8 Twist Pile in antique maple Was $3.50. Now $3.50
I-6x9 Shadowtone Wilton blue SAP $3.50
I-12x6 Plain Weave Taupe Was s54 so. Now $3.50
1-12x63 Twist Pile Spanish Red. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
1-3x5 Machine made Washed Oriental pattern Rug
S23. Now S17.95
I-l2xl05 Green Figured Administer Was S72 50 $685.
1-sx9 Green Figured Administer Rug. Was s5450. Now.
$3.50
4-ex12 Reversible Wool Rugs figured all around. Were
S39 50. Now $3.50
1-9xl2 Wool Hooked Rug 500 so. Now ------ $3.50
I-23M Oriental Rug $3.50. Now SASS
19x12 Eighteenth Century Design Washed Rug Was 1880
Now $3.50
Embossed Rug, fringed all around Was $40 95
Now ------------------------------- Sb'o
RUGS FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Women's Shoes, s4-9
Were S8.75 and more

27l pairs for dress and street wear.
Group includes Pandora and Matrix
shoes Of suede. calfskin, patent
leather and suede With lizard skin.
Black, brown and blue Pumps. STEP
ins and oxfordS. high to low heels.
Sizes.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Mems One and Two
Trousers Suits, s24.75

" ere y0.M and y4S
% suits from regular stock Of a-woo chevots,
tWeedS and WOrStedS in desirable patterns suitable
Tor business and dress. Single and double breasted
models in several variations. Regulars So to 46;
Shorts So to 49, 49, a. Longs 81 to 40 a. Stouts SO
to 49,
l6 Mems All wool Overcoats Warm and good looking Regu
lars, 35, 81, 49, AZ, A, 46; Longs 2 38, 49,
40, AZ. Were S35. Now S24.15
The MEMS STORE. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
U. S. Defense Bonds, Tax
Notes and Defense Sovings
Stamps ore on Sole Here

Two representatives of the U S. Treasury ore in the
store from to $50 o'clock, that you may
Ienty purchase while shopping.
FIRST OFFICE
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Mems Fall Hats, s2.sS we,e IS

SO fur felt hats In assortment of browns. grayS
blues and green's Group includes incomplete size
ranges of snap brim styles in bound, welt and raw
edges.
s.. 67s Tia ia 73a 7l2 75s
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Misses Walnut Room
Fashions Reduced

Included are gowns of silk marqui-
sette, jersey, net and faille, rayon
crepe and pet. Gold. blue, pink.
navy, white and black. Sizes 10 to 18:
Evening star., 1941-11-06
SiIk-and-Rayon BengaIine
85' yard
for magnificent trocks-

!UT WUSHIVttHE I7UtHo
at less than !, the price of
similar quality in regular stock
$50 yards, striped in glorious, imaginative COM
binationS of ColOrS. Suitable. too. Tor jackets,
blouses or regal dinner home gowns. SO and
80 inch widths.
AZ yards Chenille -tufted RayOn Taffeta-navy
blue only. Sc inches wide. Similar quality IN
regular stock al much higher price. Yard, CSC
600 Remnants Dress Fabrics. RayOnS, cottonS
and silks - plain WeaveS, novelties, prints.
Lengths of from l to yards; widths, 36, 80 and
so inches. Reduced y.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Girls, Teen-age
Cotton Dresses, SIS
We're Sl.95

~ ere AI.yS
IS in checks, stripes, prints. Sizes 7
to Is.
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AGE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06

Girls Sweaters, SIS w>,e u'5
20 of all wool in slpon styles with crew neck long
sleeves. Pink and light blue. Sizes 10 and r.
Sports Blouses spun rayon pads Sizes r. IA and 6
Were SO e5 Now ------- S1e5
80 Band Skirts of 1907 wool in plaids and solid
wine, green navy,
and more. Now .-------------------- Sl4j
GIRLS SPoRTsWEAR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Girls Corectred Oxfords
We're $50

20 pairs in brown calf skin Sizes: AAA-512, = g.
812 9. AA-6, 8, 9. A 7. B-4, Az, S, 512, g. 7,
7l2 g., g.
40 pairs Juniors Shoes variety of styles broken
Black brown suede cafskin Sizes 4 Were IS
Now 1895
JUNIORS AND CHIIDRENs SHOES SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
RuffIed Dotted Curtains
and Filet Net Curtains
$40 pairs-speciaI >l'2' pair

200 pairs ruffled dotted cotton curtains in cream
color 2ls yards long ll0 pairs cotton filet net
curtains in border design, eggShell color, pa
yards long.
Large Collection of Short Lengths of cotton
cretOnneS cotton -and-rayon glass curtain and
other fabrics. One-pair lots of ruff1ed and tai
lored cotton curtains. All Reduced ), y and
more.
CURTAINS DRAPER1Es SEVENTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-06

THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Trade-in Radios
s2'95 to s34.95

II small table models and 8 cabinet
radios that have been traded in OH
new radios. comprising an unusual
selection Of better sets. All in play
ing condition.
RADIOS, FOURTH FLOOR.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
SALEM NEWS
BY Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, July 2+Althougf
the rain interrupted our plans fo,
swimming party, it didn't STOP
us from having our wiener roast
even though we had to roast
them on our kitchen stoves. W.
are looking forward to another
swimming party in the near fu'
ture when we can count on faire,
weather.
That ride to Cleveland East
and Akron must have been Z
very strenuous one, on our base.
ball team because they were tht
losers. Too bad boys! Better luck
next time.
A few of our Jrs. have for
saken Salem and gone to Other
towns to spend their vacation
We hope that you are enjoying
your stay, but that you will bt
back for our Jr. Saxon reunio,
Picnic, August l8
One of our most active mem
bers, Kathryn Polder, is in tn.
hospital after having had he1
tonsils, adenoids, and appendice.
removed. We miss her cheerful
ness and companionship and W.
hope that she will hurry up ant
get we'll for US. How's about it
-Kati? .,.>.,~ss~ y"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
MONACO NEWS
By Emma Theil

Monaco, Pa, July 24EThe
Monaco Junior Saxons have been
just as active as usual, despite
their absence from our paper.
To Martins Ferry
We Monaco Juniors are send
ing a crack boys team to your
town to defend their champion
ship of last year, so you other
teams had better have gotten in
a lot of practice. We are also
hoping to have a girls team, if
possible. Marion Fenser will re-
present Monaco as Saxon Queen.
By the way, certain group of
two girls will be in Martins Fer
ry on Sunday even if it does
mean riding in a turtle back.
Local News
Heinie Robitz is home from
the army for few days and is
looking better than ever. Too
bad you have to return so soon
J and miss the swimming Meet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
CEDAR POINT
"The Nations Hit Tune Makers
start playing Friday, July Is.

From out of the west, like a
rocket bursting in air, came the
musical sensation of 1910. Orrin
Tucker and his orchestra featur-
ing the sky voice Of "Wee" Bon
ME Baker. This same vivid rocket
still continues its history making
rise. and as these two famous
music makers open weeks en-
gagement in the Grand Ballroom
at Cedar Point, they are without
question the most talked about
ballroom attraction in the coun.
try.
The grand music and enter
tainment features of Orrin
Tucker and his orchestra scarce
ly need mention. The band plays
! good solid music, most OF it on
the sweet side, which can be
taken in large doses either on the
dance floor or at the tables. Or
rim is, of course, always wide
awake and has a most winning
personality on the stand. And
Bonnie Baker, when we saw her
recently, never looked more
charming; and her effortless, in
dividual style of vocalizing had
everyone going wild in their
praises.
Orrin fuckers orchestra is
one of the largest in the business
today-with fourteen musicians,
four vocalists. Orrin himself, and
and well. that girl. The four add.
ed singers are very ,well-known
under their name of the Body
guards. and their clever harmo-
nies augment the previously
mentioned vocal department in
very fine shape. Many trick light
ing effects and a host of novel
ties round out an evening of
entertainment that this reporter
can take over and over again
with the despairing hope that we
might get to hear 'Oh Johnny"
once more!' Orrin and Bonnie
will take the stand on Friday
night, July Is. and will continue
! through the thirty-frst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
ALLIANCE REVUE
By "Mikey"

Alliance, O., July 24-"Rocked
in the Cradle of the Deep, such
was the theme song of all Junior
Saxons who attended the Moon
light Boat Ride" at West, Sat.
eve. I'm sure everyone who at
tended had a good time or one
that will never be forgotten We
will be looking forward to an
other one soon. The Lone Ran
ger" of Alliance was there dap
per as ever) and also two of our
young ladies who by the way
went up by train. Orchids to
West for such a wonderful eve
ming and putting us up and putt
ing up with us! Those pictures
should be hum-dingers-eh kids
The next important event will
be the Water Carnival in Martins
Ferry Sunday. | am sorry to say
that we will not be contesting-
but | am sure our club will be
there to cheer on the others!
Say--all you folks in Alliance,
what's the matter, are the sum-
mer days getting the best of you
already? Our club has not moved
nor has it been close ddown, it's
there for you to use anytime
also-did you know that there
are such things as meetings held,
or supported to be? Now what
do you say? Let's have a 1909
attendance at our next meeting.
We have got the kids and also
the pep-so what do you say ?
After all you are the Junior Sax
ons of Alliance and its up to you
to keep things going.
Thanks again for a swell time
and it was awfully swell seeing
all the kids again. We will be
looking forward to seeing you ali
again soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-24
J. WHY AMERICA is
, GREAT

"It is we'll to remind ourselves
thatAmerica is not great because
of what it has. but because OF
what it does and the way in which
| it does it," said George H. Visit
ing of the Northwestern Electric
Company. recently. while it is
true that the resources of our
| fields. forests. mines and water
are great, they are but one phase
of the factors involved. 1t is the
| right we have enjoyed to take
the natural resources in their
various occurrences and convert
them into a profit that is the dis
tinguishing characteristic and
fundamental aspect of the Ame-
rican plan. And it is this plan that
gives US the strength. vitality
and action to be great"
There is no better example OF
that than the electric industry.
Other nations have great natural
resources. Other nations have
abundant water power, Other
nations have populations which
would like to use electricity to
the fullest extent in their daily
lives and work. But only in
America has virtually unlimit-
ed supply of electricity been
made available for our homes,
industries and farms. And only in
America has its cost been reduc-
ed to a level within the means
of all families. And the same can
be said for the products derived
from our other natural resources
| Private enterprise did this and
lprivate enterprise means free
men working under a free sys-
tenn. Today private enterprise
supplies more than 90 per cent OF
all the electric power this vast
nation consumes and in the great
industrial areas, where most OF
our defense factories are located
!private enterprise supplies near.
Ily 100 per cent. Private enter
prise has made us strong in peace
and private enterprise is build.
ing our armed bulwarks of de-
tense. This is truly the American
lplan-the plan that has made us
the greatest and most prosper
lous of nations.