~^*> THE MOST THE THOROUGHLY FRIENDLY READ PAPER IM PAPER RECREATIONAL NEWS ALLIANCE M \ NUMBER 92 VOLUME IV ALLIANCE, OHIO, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1927
A musical surprise -will- be given the difficult solos for violin and he . size genuine "Gagliano." the audience today, in a late addi says: "I predict that this boy will He .loves his violin and yet he some day, be our foremost Ameri I likes the games thc either little boys CENTRAL LABOR ANNUAL CONCERT OF THE ALUANO. tion to the program of the Alliance play too. His parents have never City Band Concert—Master Freder can violinist. His technique, and urged or coaxed him to play or ick Vogelgesang, the boy violnist, interpretation compares very favor practice. He just does it. CUB .REPORTER OTY BAND THIS AFTERNOON only 6 years old, who will play ably with many of the older virtu Altogether the concert this after UNION (By Hisself) "Praeludium and Allegro—Kreisler. osos of the concert stage. In short noon will be a rare musical treat Holds Regular Meeting and Elects Rinkendorf, Director, Assisted by the Associated Choirs of Director Rinkendorf heard this he is a marvel for his age.*' to the Alliance public. The admis Officers for 1927 Alliance; Master Frederick Vogelgesang, Boy Violinist (6 boy prodigy at a recent private re His repertoire consists of 17 mem sion is trivial and undoubtedly a Dear AL- """— cital, playing from memory many of orized solos. His violin is a half capacity house will greet the band. Alliance C. L. U. held a very in Years OU) Has Been Recently Added as Special Soloist. teresting meeting at C. L. U. Hall. Last week I had the occasion to Sunday afternoon. January 16th. It have a little fun, sport and amuse Concert Begins at 2:30 P. M. This Sunday, Jan. 23rd being regular meeting for election ment with several ef the local boy* at the High School Auditorium. Doors Open of officers the following were se what eat at tit Lex. I guess one At Two O'Clock. lected for the ensuine term:— of em didn't get the point of the Thos. H. Nichols, president; Pearl joke or something cause in the next Leist, 1st vice president; R. O. Bow mail I gets a letter without no name THE PROGRAM to •_*_ I never had no use for these man, 2nd vice president; J. G. Graff, unanimous leters so I am going to 1. March—"The Master Leader" Wm. J. Jones 3rd vice president; Geo. H. Thomp- show you what it is. Respectfully Dedicated to E. Rinkendorf | son, financial secertary and treasur Editor Sunday News, Personally Directed by the Composer er; D. D. Davis, recording secre tary ; John Haggerty, sergeanl-at- Dear Sir:— 2. "By the Waters of Minetonka" Thurlow Lieurancc arms. . you have in your employ a certain An Indian Love Song youth who has the cast- fion nerve Introducing a Solo for Cornet, by Mr? Samuel Johnson Truestees:—Franz Simon, C. L. Neville, G. F. Hartzell. to imagine that he will some day be 3. "Pracludium and Allegro" Kreislcr C. L. Archer, reported receiving a j ourna 1 ist. For you to encourage Master Frederick Vogelgesang (6 years old) accompanied by his his credentials from Amer. Fed. of such aspirations is little short of mother, Mrs. Alvin S. Vogelgesang. Labor as volunteer organizer for downright felony. Ytr_ are a fit 4. Overture—"Rienxi" Richard Wagner I Alliance, after which newly elected subject for investigation by the So The composition is based upon Bulwer's novel. It opens with a slow I officers were duly installed and ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty motive, announced in trumpet calls; followed by an impressive theme— pledged themselves to try and make to Animals. This Cub of yours is "Rienzi's Prayer for the People." Closing with a battle hymn by the brass really all wet when it comes to get section with counter themes—a coda of most vigorous intensity, founded upon 1927 the banner year and asking the I support of the locals by insisting ting out a snappy, newsy column. 'this battle hymn, concludes this world renowned overture. Why don't you either fire him or 5. "The Hall of Fame" V. F. Safranek that their delegates attend C. L. U. Containing Keler Bela's Kacoczy. Verdi's Celeste from ''AIda." Grand meetings regularly. teach him some sense. Entry of the Gladiators. Rubinstein's Melody -in F. Rachitnoninoff's Pre The secretary read a letter from if hS ever makes any more wise lude. Grieg's Peer Oynt. Dvorak's Bumoresque. Finale from T.iszt's First leach International Union in United cracks about me like he did last Sun Hungarian Rhapsody. States predicting a full and prosper day 1 will certainly come over, and Intermission ous year for organized labor. smack him down as he playfully 6. (») "Hallelujah Chorus from The- Messiah" G. F. Handel C. L. U. was pleased to learn that calls it. I don't often read yonr - "Praise Ye the Father" <..< Chas. Gounod Will J. Robinson had received an paper, but my friends are always i The Associated Choirs of Alliance appointment from the Ohio State telling me aboat some, of your Cab Accompanied by the* Alliance City Band Legislturc and feel assured he wilt Reporter's silly ideas and nonsensi 7. "Victor Herbert's __vorite" Herbert-Lake do credit- to himself and wish him cal philosophy. Victor Herbert during his all too short life, as a XT. S. A. composer has success. (Signed) "Disgruntled." ennobled and standardized, the realm of American music. Next meeting C. L. U. will be Sun The boss handed me the letter and This selection is taken from-his best known compositions: March of the • says to me v^There is your meat kid Toys from (Babes in Toylandi; Because You are Tou (The Bed Mill); When day afternoon, February 6th. Tou're Away (Tbe Only Girl); I Can't do the Sum (Babes in Toyland); I'm go to it and dee if you can come Falling in T.ove With Someone (Marietta): Gypsy Dove Song (Fortune Teller) • out of It alive. If you don't, says Introducing vocal Solo by Win. Howrer; Italian Street Soni. (Marietta); 21s8 he, you don't need to.bother coming Me Again (M'lle Modiste): The Irish Have a Great Day (Eileen). Alliance City Band-Hear Them in Concert This Afternoon For Mayor down any more." 8. Solo Fantasy—"My Old Kentucky Home" Dalbey So I will answer Mr. Disgruntled, Solo for Every Instrumental Section mjfrrW**m$. t husl y:— "THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER"- FRATERNAL ORDER ^Z."Z^ZTThe leading : character parts Zwer e 1927 GRADUATES My Dear Sir:—• Encores Selected from tbe Following: played by thc following:—Joe 1 don't know who you are, but X On the Mall ...,_. Goldman Wells. John Huntermarck. Calhryh Mid-Year Class Will Hear Baccal ca.i guess. You are maybe and "may Barcelona : Kahn OF EAGLES Conlan, Karl Karper, Helen Bowd- aureate Sermon Tonight be not, one of the boys I mentioned Shades of Night ,. Gilbert en, Jimmy Quinn, Kathleen Grisez last week Only one of em sent in Kiwanis March Rinkendorf Will Initiate Big Class Feb. 20th. Howard Oster, Kathryn Huth, Grif' the $10.00 he thought the advertise-- Will—ms. Jack Adams, Lomer Reil- Rev. Otto J. Zechiel will deliver ment was worth. In fact he didn't Hello Aloha! Gilbert The meeting of th = Fraternal the Baccalaureate sermon to the Alli Chinese Patrol Flicge ly, Roy Johns, Francis Yoder. Fr'd send in no money but he gave me a ' Order of Eagles held last Tuesday Frontman, "Bill" Holt "Bob" Vog ance High School Graduating Class. Cf Salt; for ten smackers on any doc Management—"-En. H. Sliults i evening was very interesting to its el, Margaret Monin, Mercedes Mur The- services will be at the First M. tor bill I may contract in the ' fu membership as some 50 or more ap phy and Gwendolync Brolley. E. church this evening. The pro gram follows:— ture. It wasn't Paul Kline cause PF.F-LEE SAYS plications were presented to be he said he didn't want credit —>r taken in on the first class, February Organ Overture. what he said about the paper. He FUN AND LIFE 20th, All arrangements have been Invocation—Rev. Howard Parry. said he Was only quoting another THEY SAY made for a big drive. Several talks Scripture lesson. newspaper man. So yon see 1 don't Along The Highway- were made by thc officers and PEN [MRS "Every Morning Mercies. New," know who it JIS what is after my chairman of the campaign commit-; Newton Girls' Glee Club. scalp. But Fit half to answer tot WHAT YOU PAY FOR tee, also. by the representative of V S. fleet sails foi Oh ma to pro- Prayer—Rev. E. Somerlatte letter like the little boys mama did With "Marcell Lay" the State organization department. tect American inton A colored preacher had just con Are there "Softly the Silent Night," Winn— when she got a note from the teach Protection of the home, with espe oil wells at Hsnt;o' Mildred Discr, Ruth Ober'man, Esther er. Tbe teacher sent Willie's folks Pit cluded a sermon on "Salvation am cial thought to the wife and chil M free" and announced that*_ collec Kean. a note suggesting that Willie be This ided dren, is one of the outstanding poli Horses used in j.....-.-. bull Announcements. given a Sat. P. M. bath on account untry is tion would be taken up for the ben cies of the fraternal Order of parts, efit of the parson- and his family. A fights will wear ami r.r __-.n<-et'...tIi . Hymn. the closeness in the room and a cer "No" man's land, and Eagles. Edward J. Goetz, represent Now if they'll only put armor on Sermon—Rev. Otto J. Zechiel. tain aroma arising from poor Wittr member in the audience objected to ing the state association of thc Fra "Yes" man's land. the paradoxical nature of • the pro the bulls, too— Hymn. ie. This got the poor tittle boy's ternal Order of Eagles, says, concern-! Benediction—Rev. W. W. Dieter- mama kinda sore so she writes back. ceedings and received this bit of ing the beneficial features:— A Scotchman about to be married negro • logic; in response: Philadelphiaii Jumped off 175- tich. Dear Teacher:— asked the parson to perform the ' "Undoubtedly thc Aerie physi foot bridge but changed his mind Postlu.de. Believing that Chicago needs a "S'pose yo' was thirsty an' come cian's attendance on the family of about wanting to die when he was •Willie ain't no rose. Learn him. ceremony in the poultry yard to a river. Yo' could kneel right the member whenever there is ill Thursday evening is the time of the good, .old-fashioned house clean Don't smell him. "Why?" asked the parson, "Weel," down an' drink your fill, couldn't 1—.If way down That •». man's commencement exercises -and-' the ing in its municipal government, replied the Scot, "the rice w ill feed ness in the home is the feature of changeableness will get htm class address will be presented by Dr. Mrs. Joanna A. Gregg, 51, is a And that's my answer to the Dis yo'? An' it wouldn't cost you' noth-j membership which strikes the aver gruntled brother. If you can't see the hens." in.' Dat water would be free. But. talked about some day -Mian A. Stockdale of the First Con candidate for mayor on the Re age individual as the.greatest bene- gregational church. Toledo, Ohio. publican ticket, Jjlje. Js the first a little of the sunshine in life. If s'i_os_'„-#o' was to -hab- • dat•—.wafcei-^-tt-rjf-a-ll To**kno w" that when dues you can't enjoy a little joke at your All men are born equal BuT piped to yo'' house, yo'd have to pay. Yacht costing $60,000, owned .'woman* candidate Chicago ever are paid up—and thc dues arc' very had. », gf; expense. If you are so hide boune? takes' no large amount of brains" wouldn't yo ? Waal brudder, so it small the. wife and child are protect t>y California orange grower, has ACCEPTS POSITION AS that everything looks solemn and remain that way. is wid salvation. De salvation am ed against any neglect, should sick been•. wrecked Think ot all the SALESMAN sickly like. If you ofelieve that "Pa, what is tradition?' free, but it's de habin' it piped to ness coincide, as it too often does, orangeade that must be drunk be Population of Old Rome Sunday is a day set aside for the yo' dat yo' got to pay fo.'" with a flat pocketbook, due to un fore he can replace itl Carl O. Wingcrt has joined the There Is no record extnnt as to how long faced to stroke their whiskers. "Tradition, my boy, is something employment or the high cost of nor sales force of the M: E. Biery Motor many people lived in Rome at its If you believe the dear public is so handed down from generation to you don't feel just right, mal necessities—that lifts a load Little Isadore Shapiro rushed into Co., local Dodge dealers. ' height, but it ls believed, basing a solemn that they are afraid to smile generation." . you can't sleep at night, from thc mind of any husband and Mr. Wingcrt is an experienced then you are all wrong. My dear' the grocery store. Banging a dime -."Icsman and is known to a wide cir computation on the amount of corn "Then these pants are a tradition. you moan and you sigh, father, as every Eagle will' avow. down on the counter he panted: consumed and the number of houses, readers are numbered by the thous your throat feels dry, "It is a great comfort, too, to a cle of friends who will be glad to ands. Thev are my friends. 3_*v_•_•* Sh?" "Gimme for ten cents animal crack know he has joined up with this pop that Rome may have had almost 2,000,- you don't care to smoke, wife to know, when her husband ers. Take out the pigs."—Life. week I get letters from shut ins "Many a young fellow expects to your food makes you choke, comes home from work with a thill ular organization. 000 inhabitants. who are thankful for this little pa step into a his father's shoes some your heart doesn't beat, and takes to bed, that though his per and its message of cheer and day. Bnt, many times the dern you're getting cold feet, earnings may be cut off for the time hopefulness. Maybe the Minister shoes are all wore out. your head's in a whirl— being, the fraternity to which he be ial Assn. will get sore at this but ss Why not marry the girl? longs, will fill thc breach with a DUCK HUNTERS FROM ALL OVER COUNTRY dear old soul writes in and says- Under the caption of "It's All weekly sick benefit sufficient to that her dear little "Cuti Boy" is Wrong" -Bill Brandt, Philly sports Give Her Time meet the urgent needs of the house better than a sermon to her. And writer, ambles in front of the foot- Rastus: Ah wants a divorce. Dal hold, and that the Aerie doctor will FIND "PARADISE" ON GULF COAST yet some great, big, hndsome, virile tights, makes a nice bow, and gets woman jes' talk ,talk, talk, night an soon "have him around." individual gets sore cause he is be off the following: day. Ah cain't get no rest and da' "But of all the fears that beset the rpHE _uck hunter's paradise has j ing kidded. *•_•*• "Heroes there are who blush unseen, talk am drivin' me crazy. mind of man, the fear of a pauper's Young Lawyer: -What does she •*• been discovered. It ls located Don't think you are going to Scalwags "often grow fat, burial is the chief. In the lowlands atone the shores scare me off. I ain't going to quit. Many a dumbell rolls in wealth. talk about? Thc order guarantees that "No I have for my motto that little boy Rastus: She doan say. * of the Calf of Mexico, a tew miles Life is exactly like that. Eagle shall sleep in Potter's Field." oat of Corpus Chrlsti. Tex. what was * skipping .out from Lon The death of the husband and fath-. don. All the .time he was legging "Slang is not to be condemned. It RETURNS FROM FURNITURE er is sad enough and fraught with The law Imposes a moderate it out of the city a voice in his in- ii, vivid, quick charming rather than EXPOSITION IN CHICAGO dismal forebodings at best, but thc limit on the size of each hunter's bag; aside from that the shoot—IS, sides kept saying turn again kid. and disgusting and it speafls 4U*p the pro death that brings, an immediate you can be thrice mayor of London. cess of the language," is the com Roy Richards, manager of the problem of burial expense is often j right now, is practically unre I ain't going to make no rash state ment of Edward C. Marie, of the Rowlands Company Furniture store a cause of frantic anxiety. Eagles' stricted. As a result, hunters ments at his time but I aiin't seared. University of Iowa. has returned from Chicago where, homes arc saved this tragic grief, from all parts Of the country are And I don't figger on leaving. Anc. We print this to show that slang he went to attend the recent furni and the kindly offices extended by going there to try their luck I dont want to be mayor of this is not half as bad as some people ture exposition held there. This the fraternity, in addition to the fi Ducks of every variety -red burg no three times. ' Once**suJl be Relieve. exposition is held every six months nancial aid. make all the difference j heads, canvae backs, sprigs, pin enuf to show you birds what a two- to give buyers ideas of styles and in the world. , tails, teals and so on -are flying fisted, supple limbed, clear eyed, Seems to be a lot of improvement prices for the different seasons and "These benefits, the ' opportunity! to Corpus Chrlsti this winter in level headed, fair thinking, and .l.Qpk*-^ along Main street, what with the enables the dealers- to tell the peo to insure, and thc doctor's services, greater numbers than ever before ing chap can do to wliia new building on the corner of Arch, ple of what is new in the furniture which are furnished to the member' The hunter gets up about an shape. y-things into almost finished, then we are to have world for they realize that furni paying the small monthly dues i hour before daybreak He has bis a new theatre in the Eagle Build ture is an all important ^factor in make membership in this fraternity choice of a number of hunting Now I miess-.'you cari Jigireriig!?er, X' ing. The business center is en the daily lives of the people. Natur the best and cheapest family protec-, grounds, the big blinds on the out thaty?'nj fearless and b.otid- J larging and we'll have a real one af ally the better and finer the furni tion in the world." reefs out tn Corpus Chrlsti bay. ain't ijrfraid' 0f nothing only-a far" ter awhile. We always did contend ture the greater enjoyment there is The local Aerie F. O. E. are now the curving, reed-grown shore | coat...' J always imagine I can hear that Arch and Main is the logical in owning it and the greater the ben conducting a membership campaign lines or the bandy Flour Bluff, 13 fur coat bark at me when I go center of Alliance. efit derived from it. and anyone desiring information re which ls a scant 20 minutes drive H-ast. It sounds like: Owel.pwel Mr. 'Richards purchased four car garding .the order may- call at the from the city Owe. — JACK loads of the latest style furniture Prophets* are never appreciated in Secretary's office or through any A small boat with sn outboard ' THE ALLIANCE ART their own home town. That's the for the local store which is coming member of the order. in right along for prospective cus motor, with a loquacious, tobacco- FRODUCTS COMPANY truth. No I've predicted a few chewing guide, can be rented tilings, but \lid it make an impres tomers to view at the store or in KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS their window displays. Mr. Rich along the water front' Into this Move to Newer and Larger Quarters sion? Naw, I never received one SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW climbs the buster, and after sail word of comment from anyone. ards was impressed with the buying j The Alliance Art Products Co., one Power of the Rowlands Co., which I PLAYS TO FULL HOUSE ing for a few miles he reaches the Sometimes I've probably tramped blinds. The guide, clad in hip of Alliance's newest industries are on someone's toes. Well, why don't enables them to "buy and sell high "Her Song" which was presented moving from'759 South Arch avenue, class furniture at a great savings in boots and oil skins, elliobs out and to the third floor of the building oc they holler? Let me know what you by the Knights of Columbus as scatters the decoys about A party of hunters returning to Corpus Christ! by boat after a think of this column, as it were. price to. the customer. their annual offering to the theatre successful morning is the blinds. cupied by the Recreational News. Mr. Richards stated there would going public of Alliance at the Co The hunter takes up his shot The products from this well known Kent:—I'm smoking awful lot be no radical changes in the design lumbia theatre Monday and Tues gun and waits Pretty soon the birds and the hunter reloads. The. duck hunter's paradise—; concern are sold all over the country. of cigars lately. of furniture but the finishes have a day evenings of the past week, was guide nudges him A flight of This continues until the hunter that's why they call it that. Every They are the makers of the famous Mary—You certainly are if that's decided leaning toward the painted witnessed by capacity audiences at ducks is coming along has bagged all the law allows state- in the union is represented Ko-Sal, the great wash day help. a sample of them. variety. Many beautiful designs both performances. The ducks see the decoys and him. Usually this doesn't take, by the nlmrods at Corpus Chrlsti, are coming through in' these new de "Her Song" was a dramatic musi swoop down to the water beside long When he has, the guide The ducks that are killed are Belongs to All Countries John—I heard you wore your corations which may be examined. cal comedy replete with heart grip them That is their fatal, mistake. starts the. motor again and the shipped out to all parts of the The onion has been known so long pants out. ping scenes interspersed with clev The hunter blazes away, and the boat goes chugging back, landing country -to be eaten, many of and so generally that it is merely sur BEGINNING CLASSES—START er dancing, clean comedy and good (lock darts up tn haste, leaving the hunter in Corpus Chrlsti well them, in places where wild ducks mised that its original home was Tom—Yes, I always wear- them several of their number lying on when I go out. JAN. 30, 1933. ALLIANCE BUSI singing and was enacted by a well before noon, with a bulging bag have not been seen for scores of western Asia and adjacent parts of NESS COLLEGE. coached cast which gave splendid in- the water The guide collects the of ducks years. Africa. Ad—Warning—I know the name of the person who purloined those ft.CM- -Zt_*c_"^il>5-^i^^ , V f pink tilings I washed and hung out \Mft "Toe***** \%SoVoo«fe \oo dm. I r*\ou -4Cr DOWN OM A _A^«*TIAVJ SI_ .»AKO to dry. If they are returned at V\>U. \T OOT V_,**TV.NooR rAHfefeR'S* *, 0* ©ORi. TO VO^Totftm. «{a!5E_ Iwc-g f^vir •"Mr-Ut VoUft 6*t"ttS - ANV_ THt r*l!-*-Y "•'SI-SC*. once, no questions will be asked. *»^*_TOhi^V._* •a-rlOUl VoDtfou-To, •«.6_CT •*,<» ******"£T*fc oTMtelt'&O'TOtteDcoi?. TttAT Offer""*. TTAfeOoo**^, J*5K»f**J_ ooV T-- -* Tobey -.*J»*AY*W- v**r ouY*» r-UoB-TW^r. Henry—Frankly speaking, what would you do if you were ' [' iny W0M] •hoes? Flora:—I'd get a shine. and Canfield—I belie*. 1*11 go to church today. Tyke Arbuckle: Church ? This isn't Sun- . day. I -told you not to take that bath last night. Alfred—I've been trying all day to get something ior Elsie. Ambrose—Had any offers? Esther—Have you ever.had hallu cinations ? Tony Prez—Yes, twice. It didn't BY REDNER take *:he first time but it left a big scar the second time. RECREATIONAL NEWS
CO—pTST5 We SiTrfiTIiTnnTonI (77 —ff rfc-' treating Russians" and Prussians. He EXCLUSIVE "PRACTICAL" FASHIONS memum faired, partly through Ms own weak EVOLUTION VS. CHRISTIANITY 939—Stylish Stout Dress of crepe, 931—Tailored press oi llpht -.CREASING expressions ot appro trimmed wl— TUnestone EmbroHt-ry. weight clot'i or satin: Re- being received from user., of our Ex tactics und partly through Napoleon's CHRISTIANITY EVOLUTION Requires for size 42. three yds. 40-in. quires for >ei til, three ' and material. For each addition— size add '••-> -'t yds 54-In. material. I Practical Fashions, not only the failure to pursue his advantage. The one-quarter yd. Sizes 42 to 4S. For each additional _!•—size' ad_.,d_ latter was laid low by an altaek of y Ajthur M. Ross) one-quarter yd. Sizes it to 48 themselves but the simplicity and practical—. <(cj. 1—6, W«.«IT_ X«w_pap_r L*nion.) 6*_ LYMAN" ROBERTS) 937—Street Press of cr6pe or ity of the patterns exerting a wide appeal to" I iilness, which some attributed io* ex--- . Christian Volunteer" Chapter 2 satin. , Vestee . of pin tucked The erij-p arid crinkly celery pqsure and exhau tion, im which the material. Therefore tuck ma the woman who w.slies to be economically and Once more is sajiy due: - Washington, D. C. ime that insects and rep terial before cutting; after vestee fashionably gowned and to have her girls tt heats thc best chrysanthemum, emperor, himself, .r.i.i was "nothing * but an attack of indigestion caused appe el on land, (.he chemical pattern. Requires for size SS, equally well attired. In this, week's selection For looks,* lh.it ever mew; , and on ilf yds. 40-i40- m The oyster and the chestnut by a wretched stbw'.seasoned with* action of the air" on thc sait in the tior are two tailored models, one with coat effect aa i.it-rial. For each additional Wait to Rive the dressing tone ! garlic, which I cannot endure." •six days and on lh< water caused living protoplasm,, anti well as a' dress of .crepe for the stout woman. And the subtle onion's ready rested;- certain kinds of fish appeared. From A school girl's dress aiidsome very effective With a llayor' of Its own. - The Napoleonic army reus cut to "God made man o time* to time the breeding of differ styles for younger women also are included. I pieces .in its subsequent retreat and j thc earth and gave| ent breeds, of fish caused new kinds; The mareh-s r'ch. red Jewelry I 'from' that time," August; 1S13. misfor- ] Number 050 is an especially alluring model Will m'ak- a sauce most rare; ' •reason and a in \ s in >ur footed aniriials and rep of novel jacket effect with vestee and that I tune dossed the steps' of the emperor tiles. •>. In fact, thire's nothing lacking God l-.ad made the may be made up in contrasting materials. I From- out of autumn's fare; , I of the r'rcncli. . After the fur covered, four footed | tbat it contained as a tit abiding) Suggestions for materials only are given. So let's prepare to cat our best, place for man. His Stipreh Crea animals appeared many • thousands That we. -may better live, * lof y.ea'rs elapsed before the appear MrJr Each model may be made up effectively in For turkeys are.the only ones Entirely Kissiomary tion; God made all thing? "11, a'njdj such materials as' are - best suited to the Who haven't, thanks to give. After the minister, says the wards "I sin was" not on earth. ance of man. When man first ap peared on earth no one can tell, but individual wearer, aires not included in ths —-Washington Star. now pronounce you man and wife," the Can wc conceive a world oi per from skeletons found in different descriptions, may be made by. adding material brtdegroom'turns to the bride and.it ls fect moral purity where no sin had HELPS FOR'HOUSEWIFE parts of eastern Kurope and West as Instructed,., customary for him to kiss her. * — bar | ever dimmed the light of tl Divine ern Asia, man roamed" that part 949— Woman's Tailored Drees of silk or barous custom no do"ubt, but senti Presence, or concealed thc tfbly One •orld as far back a. five hui cloth. Skirt with inverted pleat ln* center Cut glass should .l>e washed and from thc view of His own cr.eat front.'" Require for :sli-e -i"». rhree and one- rinsed in water of th,e same tempera mentally satisfactory and entirely per dred thousand years ago. They v re la. ..-til.':material. For each ad- missible.—Capper's Weeekly. . All would be light. 1'lieBea.- - ur.t like the man and woman of our size add one-quarter yd Sizes U ture, not, very hot. would declare die * glory oi th If cjMcken Is rubbed 1 present time but people of great Maker. Kvery breath, ever, ptii.-c '• ui'e often veri large in propor- .inside and out with a Extend Helping Word M tf. of life, in cvOry creature, vtdulid lv:' ioi to ' eir lie-in ' slice of'lemon, b.elore be A helping word to one in trouble Is. ing cooked It will make often like a switch on a railroad ___ prcsvrice I day lo« fiat foi ids with a small the 'meat white, ' tender track—but one inch' between wreck and His'prai , s would be sung Withe, . i, i il. Tbe -"' ists of the : anil iint- flavor: • and' smooth-rolling prosperity.— wonderful workmanship ot In . lil call them ape-men. ' The best flour isslight- Beecher. man frame, and in every exercise -. 1 number, of scientists in the past 'ly, yi-lU'w In color and the higher faculties of the Soiil like Darwin and others claim- that **i.''*3s_i feels grainy when rubbed within. The world itself would be the present generation of mankind * t*^v-Ji 'in the lingers. bathed ill the light of the Divine are descendants of these ape-men of 3g_1__ | Presence. a half million years ago. That part V." h e n cane-bottomod But man listened to the voice of Of the history of Evolution I will chairs -.begin -to sag sponge them with the tempter; disobeyed God, and take up later and fully explain. Thc hot soap suds, using care not to touch fell from grace. ape-man lived with lire wife and the woodwork. Let dry out of doors, . Then What Is Man? children in caves and lived on the then 'cover with a cloth and apply a /.|W''~V-'''. J There arc certain views as to the raw flesh of animals he killed with hot Iron. This will -shrink the cane nature of man which J_r« kept vcry clubs, Ws only weapon of attack or andimake them firnvagam.'*. prominently. before the eyes of the defense. As Asia and Europe are Milk and butter will quickly absorb intellectual world today, by. able cold in Winter tbey must have worn odors. lee chests should be thorough —linkers who state them earnestly. the, skins of animals for clothing -and ly washed once a week and if any In their cold and narrow philos living on raw meats, wild roots and thing 1? spilled should be wiped up at ophy they place man as the last and vegetables, they lived more like the once. most complete product of an organ brute animal than mankind. ' Never put cogs. of the egg beater ic principle of force, which somehow When and where thc first ape-man or handles of wooden or Ivory -knives was introduced into the inorganic made his first appearance, no one In hot or cold water. Wash and wipe matter-Serf the world; and behold, it can telli it is all guess work: No 1 i doubt in the remote ages of time he at once. Knives will keep for years To the believing student of Scrip- made his appearance on earth with aa bright and fresh. looking as new ture man is a being whose redemp- the higher grade of wild animals. If they are never.left tn water. | tion, salvation,- is held'to be worth As the ape men were giants, the To shell chestnuts—Cut a half-Inch the 'agony .and bloody sweat, .the wild animals that roamed the earth gash on the flat sides of the nuts and; BOSCH cross and passion, the precious death were giants compared to the present put* them Into an- omelet pan, allow I and burial, and the glorious resur day wild animals. From using ing one-half teaspoonful of fat for rection and ascension of Jesus clubs to kill wild animals and pro each cupful of nuts. Shake over the Christ. tect themselves, the ape-man soon range until the fat is melted, then put The Bible does not offer scienti learned to make spears out of long Into a hot oven and let* stand five RADIO fic elucidation of the problem of Be- poles tipped with flint stone points. minutes. Remove the shells with a ' ing, human or Divine; its concern is . It may well be that the term ape- sharp knife and the skin will adhere | with man as bound in duty to the man has been the cause of much to the shells, . savin", the process of Chap's I Creation around him,' hi I fellowman, j the religious objection to the the blanching. AUTOMOTIVE and God. ory of evolution. By this term we ELECTRICIANS Life, with its broken promises and do not mean to imply that man des All flavoring extracts should be shattered hopes would seem to of cended from the monkey, for we do added to a mixture when cold, if pos 11$ So. Park Pbone SSS6 fer little recompense unless regard- not see scientific proof of it, but sible. i ed as a redeeming process which that the human and the ape iamily To prepare meat glaze reduce four Heaven will complete in Glory. descended from a common ancestor. cupfuls ef stock to one cupful. •f*^#^s#s#^r#^»^** _*^#* #^»## Therefore accept the Bible as a Then by the terni ape-man we mean To prepare acidulated Water use light; it illumines life, man and God that the man seemed to be, perhaps one tablespoonful of lemon Juice or IT IS BETTER TO BUY A j with a light from Heaven; and when I a near or nearer to the animal than inegar to'a rjutirt of water. | looked at in the light of the love of | he was to the human. Then again GOOD USED"SAX" THAN TO\ | God, all things resplve themselves we sometimes think Darwin might WISH YOU HAD. I into a method and order which . is have made his theory more popular JUJULU TrX^-fwtsSL liDivine. if, instead of naming his book "The »"_-rKK_iH_ y#.»»»»_'_•_>#»» Rubber Footwear Repaired and Rebuilt When taken in time your Zippers- Gotasbes and Rubber Boots e__ be soled and heeled like new with a guarantee to out wear the orig inal bottom. "When We Stick Em, They Stay Stuck." Make Allowances Proud Man Not So Much Blasphemous Mass What people say "behind your A locust knows that when its shell The black mass ls a travesty of the back" is no more their candid Judg- splits up the back that that's tbe end Christian mass used in connection Quality Boot Shop with the ritual of the Satanists, a re Minority Rule Clean-Up Suggested ment of you than what they say to of It, but a man always has hopes of your face. 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Under his approving eve ths schol Tommy's hand came slowly forth • .1 Miller Electric Shop ars advanced, one by one, each with from his pocket, bringing a penny. a coin ready and his brow furrowed "A tQOl and his money are soon tf KING RADIO NO. 62—CONSOLE TYPE 170 East Main St. Pbone 6804 by the effort of trying to remember parted," said. Tommy. I.. the. How To Write At the INSIDE THE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS NEWS STATE THEATRE MOVIE STUDIOS Learn a profession that will ki amp yzar spare time pleasantly occupied of arrd bring you in a good Income. J$y MAURICE HENLE The world is PHOTO PLAY mad and never, in history has such a pop Week January 24th ular form of entertainment swept the globe. The demand foi* pictures Is ! REVIEW always enormous; there are more than fifty different moving picture pro ducers of prominence. Your services are In demand now, today. If you can think up a good (By ARTHUR M. ROSS) -NEW YORK, Jan. 31— This seem possessing -some strikingly novel story and know how and where to sell it. there is no reason why-you should to be an ope* season for authors, so feature—to last long on Broadway. not be successful, for many are earning hundreds of dollars each month. I MONDAY AND TUESDAY far as motion picture producers are There are so many relatively better It is respectable, requires no capital., no office, experience and educa •concerned. 14. ere is ao question entertainments at much cheaper tion are not necessary, the field Is unlimited, no phs-c.il exertion fascinat Washington -bat Jfaart producers are couccntrat prices, in the movie houses, that the ing, interesting and e-ac-h story accepted means many dollars for you. President Coolidge sent a special "Fighting Peacemaker"-Feature ing their fire OM the "story" angle public is attracted less and less to AN INVESTMENT OF ONE DOLLAR WILL ENABLE message to Congress stating the -of picture making. Never before in thc legitimate theatre. I don't mean policy of thc United States toward? the history of thc film business has that there will, not always be a def YOU TO WRITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS * | Nicargua, and gave his reasons fori "Dare Devil Daisy"-*Comedy so nxudh care been taken to insure inite place for the legitimate thea TWENTY FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PAID FOR using the Marines for protect,—»f a continuous supply of good plots tre and the spoken play, but simply BACH PLAY—SEND ONE DOLLAR FOP BOOK. the lives and property of Americans hy recognized writers. that their influence will be restrict and other foreigners. "Silent Flyers-Serial And, so it seems, most of the re ed to a smaller and possibly more N w. The President sent evidence am its in the .movie ranks are from discriminating audience." The Book House, Room 210 ;£_SS_t D. c. showing the part played by Mexico the 'legitimate stage. in helping Sarcasa and his follow This is not exactly going to be a ers; the President stated that he WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY • One of the .latest to make the leap blessing for the spoken stage, but it had the most conclusive evidence from tie '.p-c-ken to the silent stage certainly means a step forward for that arms and ammunition had' is Sam Forrest, former general stage motion pictures. "The Kid Brother," Harold Lloyd's been shipped to Sarcasa by Mexi "Ranch of Hoodoos"-Western director for Sam H. Harris. He Owen Davis, the noted playwright, can firms with the approval of signed a five year contract with now is definitely aligned with mo President Calles of Mexico." The Famous Players. tion pictures. His first job on go Latest. Here All Week At The Ohio frank statement of the President is 'When Bonita Rode"-2 R. Western Forrest chiefly has been known as ing over was to write an original looked upon with favor -by a major k\ "play doctor." That means he story for Thomas Meighan tenta Harold -Sets New Standard For in one of the most entertaining fin ity of the people of America, while took plays in the rough and polished tively called "Blind Alleys." Others in Comedy of Country ishes ever seen. there are a few in Congress who "Mixed Doubles-Comedy them up 'for production. Many times Look over the list: Alfred Savior, Joy-Boy. Heading the supporting cast. ' is criticise the President, he apparent fie "saved" a £trow by his doctoring. F. Scott Fitzgerald. Laurence Stall J obyna Ralston, prettier than ever ly has the support of the majority. And 1 »s duties will be somewhat ing^, Zane Grey, Lajos Biro. Ernest Harold Lloyd is scheduled, to as the girl with the medicine show, Senator Borah is not satisfied •along these lines in his new field. Vajda, Frederick Lonsdale, Max lead the feature comedy parade for and the hub round which much of with the President's message and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Marcin. These people, and many 1927, for his newest Paramount re the action runs. Walter James gives is urging an election in Nicargua, "I feel," he says, "that the motion others have put in many hours in lease, "The Kid Brother." is slated a realistic performance as the fath the senator should be told it is il picture has reached a pldne where it the past months thinking up plots to reach the Ohio on Monday. er. Olin Frauds and Leo Willis art legal to hold an "election at Nicar 'Bucking the Truth"-Feature Is seriously competing with the for use in the movies. "The new year," said a Lloyd of gua at present. President Diaz is Stage. Afid X believe that this com ficial, "should bring a flock of willing to settle the disputes by ar petition will become keener. Even What docs all this mean ? Well, mountain boy comedies into being; bitration, that ought to settle the "On the ]ump"-Comedy to(jay ft talces aai exceptionally sen in the first place it means we will be for it's that type of picture, which matter. sational play—by which I mean one getting a good many fine original Lloyd has- just completed, and in Thc Mexican and Nicarguan trou stories. It means that producers many quarters of filmdom Harold's bles have taken up nearly all the "Scotty oi the Scouts"-Serial will not grab every book or play creations are copied as religiously time of Congress to the exclusion that gains the least oft of ^.cjtoriety, as the works of artists in any line. of other important business during merely because of-that notoriety. It This is quite apparent when one the past week. The Farm Relief means, too. probably that the quality considers the number of football bill has passed the committee and of stories transferred to the screen and college pictures which followed will go before the House next week, This Bird's Worth $300 will be better because these, noted 'The- Freshman,' forerunner of the this bill is likely to pass as it has writers will be making their plots fit present cycle of similar produc the support of the majority of farm /*_ ;A»--B_*^^**S^___, the limitations of the camera. In tions. Following 'Grandma's Boy' organizations, ., - _?*£_i_3_V?_? «w _m. other words they will write stories there came an avalanche of corned-1 that are expressly written for this ies with a similar theme and in New York new medium of expression. pursuit of "Safety Last.' a flock of The American Federation has wMmmJm | 'Safety Last' offerings and thrill charged thc police force and offi -v : /_!• ...IT" --,". -3:-'(-5 »1"_ir#.« Put the name of Vera Voronina pictures of various type's, all mod cials of the district attorneys office down in your mental scrapbook. You eled along the lines of the Lloyd with accepting bribes to allow the will hear it many times* in the future. opus, arrived. "Reds or Communists" to work This young woman recently reached "The entire Lloyd orgnization is among the striking workers of the New York from abroad where she New York Fire Workers Union. had had a few parts in pictures. So confident that th "Kid Brother" will pood did these turn, out that she was be established as one of the comic's They claim that the agents for signed by Paramount and now is on greatest. Even Lloyd, who rarely the Reds paid the police over one her way to Hollywood. She is slim is any dynamo of enthusiasm, has hundred thousand dollars. The and very fair and is considered the waxed enthusiastic over this one." strike lasted seventejri weeks 1 and "find" of the year. The story of the new Lloyd is was marked by much violence; they simple, yet forceful, according to make specific charges and claim studio reports. It relates the tale that the different officers obtained You who think that the life of *i of the youngest son of a family of Harc.ci -_eq*j*_S *i large sums individually. The charg movie actor is easy should watch strong men—three brothers, and es will be investigated and perhaps Chester Conklin these day*. He had •The K_ct Brother' some one will go to prison. They not been off the train from Holly father—who control the mountain town in which they live. ideally cast as '.._..,,J's brothers. ought to get the full extent of the wood two hours before he was in Like all kid brothers Lloyd is Eddie Bo land could not be surpass make-up and playing in Gilda Gray's ed as the barker with the medicine law. "Cabaret." He also is slated to have subjected to the indignites that be fall the youngest of every family. show, and Romanoff, the medicine Texas \\i Try the Original a featured role in Ed Wynn's first He is never taken into councils and show's strong man, is built to order "Ma" Ferguson has held the comedy "Rubber Heels." These two hits no voice in tbe direction of his for the part, with his p'owerful phy of Governor with the help of her pictures are beinsr made simultan father's edicts. In th- end, how sique. Ralph Yearsley, thc bully, husband "Farmer Jim" is now out I eously. The production schedule ever, the voungster shows his real will recall memories of "Tolable and Dan Moody is in her place; b» Demilo Facial of each is fixed so that Conklin's mettle, and wins the recognition he David," and Frank Lanning should fore Ma's term expired she managed work on each falls at different equally as convincing. to pardon 3.242 convicts, many of hours. craves by saving the family honor that you hear so much about. them turned loose to be a menace He reports at the studio before 'BLACK GHOST' RIDES n the screen shortly at the Ohio to society, several already hayins most of you are up. And he is SEAS FOR LAST TIME Theatre. committed other crimes and are NESTLE CIRCULINE there long after you reach your IN LLOYD COMEDY Tn the old days the "Black Ghost" awaiting trial. PWRMAMENT WAVES homes and settle down to read the used to be known as "Palmyra." Tt Jake Ferguson was governor a papers after the evening meal. Oh "The Black Ghost" lr as ridden is a 200 foot sloop which in the last few years ago but was impeached yes, it's a merry life! the high seas for the last time. In few years of its half centtlry on the and deprived of his citizenship; "but Davey Jones locker they are still seas, toted lumber up and down the when his wife was elected to his EMite Hair Shoppe talking about some of tV! e terrible Pacific Coast. place, she succeeded in having a bill seas "The Black Ghost" But its sun had set. its hull was Ettssed tnat reinstated him as a citi No ordlnan-y rooster is this much-feathered one. He was ftd- outran, .of beginning to show the disintegra iudged —tampion in the butt-cochin class tn the Boston poultrv show, 3Jtf E. Market St. Beats Boys the reefs it defied and of the unre zen. The people are not sorry that Rhone 4192 lated acts of heroism that occurred tion of age and its masters scrapped the rule of the Fergusons is over; ind Is valued at $300 on its decks. her. just in time for the* Lloyd com they are now satisfied to have a It will live for the last time when pany to obtain it for a number of mere man at the helm. Harold Lloyd's latest comedy pro important scenes in the finishing Read the Advertisements—It Pavs duction. "The Kid Brother," comes sequences of "The Kid Brother." Tennessee "The Black Ghost," in the full The Supreme Court of this state glorv of its tremendous sails, cross handed down a decision upholding Bailey's Dancing ed the Catalina channel for the last the Anti-Evolution law but John T. Children's Haircutting Our Specialty time the day it left San Pedro, Cal Scopes who some months ago was ifornia with the Lloyd unit aboard, convicted of teaching evolution and SPECIAL HOBBY HORSE CHAIR School its end coming with the beaching on fined $100, has been allowed to go the sun-tinted shores of Avalon Bay. free as the law could not have leg FOR THE KIDDIES ally mulced him for more than fif STATE THEATRE ty. That ends the controversy in New class for beginners opens] TO SHOW VARIETY the state for the present at least. JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE OF PICTURES THIS WEEK January 24th at 7:30. Pennsylvania Spring Holzwarth's Phone 8407 The United States Senate Com If you can walk we can teach At the State theatre commencing Monday and continuing throughout mittee for investigating the election you to dance he week patrons of this popular mov- i of W. S. Vare last fall has demand ie house are assured of a varied and ' ed of the election judges that all interesting program of pictures. ballots and boxes be brought to PRIVATE, LESSONS BY AP For Monday and Tuesday the fea Washington and placed at the dis Jtasser POINTMENT ture picture is the "Fighting Peace posal of the committee. Mayor THE BOSTON I AN MAN maker," "Dare Devil Daisy," a com Kendrick says that the Senate ex ceeds their rights, that the State law • Studio for rent for PRIVATE edy and the serial "Silent Flyer" are 309 E. Main also shown. does not allow them to be removed • - _ ; * from the State. Only time will tell parties. On Wednesday and Thursday two j 1 western pictures, "Ranch of Hoo- what the outcome will be. >**H+*>W&Wr<'<*<*&fr&b<+$ :*.$M$M.?>»;>*i*^ - -"_>•*. I Phone 8ffl 320 So. Seneca ] doos" and "When Bonita Rode," be sides "Mixed Doubles," a comedy is Mexico shown. The show down is at hand, Presi- t On Friday and Saturday the feature dent Calles must take back water T Marcels—Waterwave is "Bucking the Tr*uth," the comedy or go ahead. The American oil companies are requesting permits to Facials—Manicures "On the Jump," and "Scotty. of the T f Scouts" a serial are shown. bore more oil wells, and if Calles Appreciation . Shampoos—Seal p Treatment refuses it will be considered an ov-J x , , ,„. crt act and very likely, the Ameri-| 1 MRS. GEORGE COOK Salted Shark a Titbit ] __ Government win withdraw its Phone 4485 191 W. Main In China the meat of the shark » legation and lift the ban on arms. T Miss Elga Daniels, who lives on held to be a titbit lor the epicurean. i„ that case there would be a re- j St. Cloud, Fla., T Oct. 6, 1926, ^##»»»»#^#_l#_.#^##^#^*^^__#^_'_^_-—_y_N a farm near Nacogdoches. Tex.. The Chinese Import salted shark meat bellion started by the Catholics and can show the farmers to ber dis from Europe, where ln some localities j supported by the Indians who are KELLE* MOTOR CO., * . I f Carpenter and Repair Ser- trict a few things about growing SELFRIDGE tt ls gathered on a commercial 'scale ' staunch church men. It would be ALLIANCE, O. X i vice. . , cotton. She be:*.! ."li the boys In a for shipment to the Orient. The'shark i the beginning of the end of the Gentlemen:— 1 On Oct. 6, 1926 I bought .my Ford Tudor Sedan 1 I You will be pleased with recent cotM: . . •_ iVoHtest. her SCHOOL OF DANCING has a liver which prod—ees a valuable Calles government which, according land yialdi-.*; _W-> 1* '•*; one-half to some reports are working hand from you. It has now covered a little more than • 1 I * the service that I give oil, and fertilizer Is made, from parts Bales per ac.e 'i_ is nearly ELL-MAC HALL* in glove with the "Bolsheviki.** As 3800 miles in three months, and is averaging on | V. B. HA3SETT that are not edible, so that the waste yet Calles has made no move to ask trips better than 27 miles to a gallon of gasoline. 1 X seven times the average yield ln a shark carcass is very small. • 2iS E. Columbia there- for arbitration or to deny the re What beter would you want? I am having a 1 J_^__-, ports regarding his government aid fine trip. Hope to see you all in the spring. Qive ing Sacasa. my regards to the boys. b-i Yours with best wishes, Nicaragua J. E. RUSSELL. President Diaz has offered peace to the rebels under Sacasa and pro poses an immediate cessation of You are Not Throwing hostilities with the following un The above letter derstanding. I That the President complete^ his term ending in 1928. The President ^*_ bas j'ust been received from Mr, Russell, 336 State S___ Your money away to allow a certain nnn_ber of liber als to hold responsible Gorerament Alliance, Ohio who is spending the winter in Florida. jobs- until a new election is held. He is also willing to buy all arms now WWHEN YOU BUY COAL HERE held by the liberals. That a new election be held next year under the United States Government supervi He is getting 27 mi. on a gallon of gas sion. The United States stfll keeps t Good coal is not cheap but it costs less in the the Marines occupying the priacipla This is an unsolicited "testimonial and agrees with cities but upon a settlement be tween Diaz and sacasa they will be statements from many of our customers who say they are end. Free from clinkers-less ash-more heat withdrawn. getting from 25 to 30 miles per gallon with the New Vap Belgium requires less to furnish the needed heat. Six months ago the government t oriser Carburetor that is standard equipment on new Ford made King Albert a dictator in ord Cars. Come in and let us explain this new ^cirburetor in er to save the country from ruio. t Our Coal is Guaranteed Good with the result that Belgium is now ? detail to you. x prosperous and on a gold standard. As there is no need of any farther t X dictatorship the King has requested X $6.00 PER TON that from now on he will he a &>u~7 titutional Monarch or allow Con- gress to function as usual. T SB Canada T SB ( That superb young Canadian boy Keller Motor Co. J. H. Miller Sous who won the big swimming contest X MSB"**-"!*'' :—___l__?T'>—£l_Bi!! .I'MKS•___*«" " ' « I I MM i was surely a marvel of strength, _ COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES determination and persistency; we t all take off our hats to . him; only 7 SALES .«_jf«5-. SERVICE 'X 5 MT. UNION seventeen years of age and he de- ==_ PHONE 2104 • M feaUA all the well —-town profes- X IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM^ _M eion-ls. <+&****4<+ RE C RE AT I ON AL N tW w Tbe Articles appearing under this beading "= =5 "THE FRIENDLY PAPEaV HINTS ON are written exclusively for this paper by Published at 238-242 E. Main St. Alliance, O_io-**fl Phone 2222 a registered Physician for the purpose of assisting you in prevention of disease and A newspaper devoted to the Interests Unsurpassed as a medium tor trutbtUl ' • Of recreational acxlvftiea, better homes HEALTH to enable you to guard against illness. BETTER HOMES and civic improvement ' advertising. Advertising copy must reach this atflo* C. J**. B»"itfttn^an Editor not later than Thursday noon of »a_* J. t_ JarnLa_n M___nag«r week. INFECTION same meaning, which is that any EVERYONE . The nature of the information ap disease thata can be carried from one person to another by direct con-' KNOWS TBAT Subscription price, by mail $1.50 per year. pearing in this- column, regarding A Great health matters is furnished in the tact or through material that is con WITH OUR LIB belief that, prevention of disease is taminated being exchanged between ERAL CREDIT of far greater importance than cur the diseased person and one who is Offer ALUANCE, OHIO, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23. 1927 ative knowledge however gained. It not so diseased. IN FOUR ROOM PLAN YOUR lis the writer's opinion that too of- A common source of infection is ' OUTFITS SELECTIONS THE GRADUATE Alliance is a better city as a result jtcn persons, because of procrastina through medium of eating utensils, CAN BE DELIV of their labors. These men and tion wheii symptoms make their ap foods, insects and water When N'ext Thursday will witness the pearance, pay the penalty for their such articles arc the means of ERED WITH A -graduation of the mid-year class of women of tomorrow, will find their $669.00 places in our community life, thor neglect in suffering and some time spreading disease they are said to' SMALL DOWlt,, Alliance High School. permanent impairment of health. be contaminated and great care COMPLETE The young men and women, who oughly equipped to promote higher Such subjects as are.to be discussed should be used in their handling, if should comeJint PA YMENT. "have completed their terms are to standards in every day life.. at different times in this column disease is to be prevented. Infection be congratulated. The years that We admire them, each and every will be in the nature of facts recog usually gains entrance into the body Nothing in theway of obtain they have given in preparing - for one, for their perseverance, and to nized to be true by medical men of through skin, when broken by BALANCE LIKE RENT graduation, have cost many anxious them goes our very best wishes, for authority. scratches or cuts ;* by breathing con ing a better home. Come in their continued success, as they ap and tedious hours. Now, however, taminated air and by eating or LOOK AROUND comes the glory that is always the proach the threshold of the greater | As a first subject for discussion. drinking tainted foods. reward of earnest effort and work and broader opportunity which is Infection, has been selected as one well done. theirs. which is of more than ordinary im Prevention of infectious diseases portance. Much confusion exists is best provided by personal clean fh in the mind of the average person liness, avoiding contact of diseased as to what the term implies. persons and care as to selection and ALWAYS AT THIS SEASON OF TH* Mi_ Favorite Stories Infection is that condition in which preparation of foods. YEAR IT IS OUR POLICY TO CLEAR %. B-i 1KUIN S. COBB * germs gain entrance and develop in The incubation period of infec the tissues of the body. Germs may tious diseases is the time from OUT ODD AND SAMPLE PIECES AT There Spoke Envy's Voice be present in the tissues but unless which infection enters the tissues The town drunkard of a small they multiply disease does not act I until characteristic symptoms ap GREAT REDUCTIONS WE NO ually . exist. Many times an indi pear. Then follows the active Scotch community went on an especi DOUBT HAVE THE VERY PIECE S l ally vehement tear. The village au vidual harbors in his body germs j stage of the disease which later is fl'r 'CTr" S:-•*-_* thorities locked him up until- he had that do not cause any symptom of followed by period of convales YOU NEED. PICTURED RIGHT AND -"**„_-*' 1 disease to himself but by contact cence. * S—"*^ML_6. entirely recovered. _?T5 with him others may contract dis Some of the most common infec LEFT ARE EXAMPLES—SAME COM On the second day of his captivity, ease of serious character. tious diseases that are contagious as he sat ln his cell, thirsty beyond "All contagious diseases are infec and frequently reach epidemic pro ODD PARATIVE VALUES THROUGHOUT SAMPLE words, the minister, who was of a full tious, but not all infectious diseases portions are: typhoid, influenza, Bedroom Pieces THE ENTIRE STORE Coxwell Chairs, habit of life, came to give him con are contagious. Contagious and com measles, scarlet fever, small pox $39.75 $39.75 solation and good advice. municable arte terms having the and diphtheria. They sat down Bldejby side and the dominie read the parable of the Prod- A wonderful showing of We have assembled on _ga- Sam. Vme prisms* .' KB___ •« Bed Room. Suites in Wal our floors an exception hang on —i* wards. We nudged ee ally large and varied closer and closer, bending forward nut, Mahogany, Enamel hveeps the Air! METAL WEATHER STRIPS showing of dining room until his face was almost ta the min and decorated. Tipo- ister', face, Nt_t*_'. suites in eight and nine Three and Four piece geh&fumM!"Pleas e read it over once more," he Installed without removing the sash they keep out pieces in genuine and said when the dominie had finished the cold and dirt. Hardwood floors laid and finished, Suites. An example 2- combination walnuts and the chapter and started to close the mahogany. Beautiful de HROUGH its Low- Good Book. j old floors refinished by modern method. Anything in piece suite, bed and van ity in Walnut finish. signs. An example, 8- TWcrt*e Extension Cfr- Touched by this further sign of the building line. (CtotetheGrebeSyQchrophase penitence, the minister read it again. piece suite "Tell-_sr poor man," he said when tean tune over 100 stations' he was done, "what was it held you $69.75 loot reached by other sets. so close the while I was reading—was $198.00 it the lesson of the Scripture or was L. M. HARLAN, Building Contractor Let us demonstrate this and it the words?" PHONE 6949 635 SO. ROCKHILL the other . exclusive Grebe "Nay, nay," said the tippler—" 'twas Just placed on our floor an entire carload of Kroehler features which make Grebe your grand breath!" reception far superior to all Living Room Suites-Various cover combinations both in other sets. THE DRY WATER-HOLE Drofo in and arrange for a free Velours and Mohairs^-Two and Three Piece Suites. demonstration at your home. 2-P1ECE SUITES $121.50 3-Piece Suites $14330 The Rowlands Co. 247-251 E. Main St. the pattern you are looking for as I there are certainly a variety to, choose from. Surely there is a nice selection for the girl who goes to | FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS A YEAR school or college. Raising Canaries Took a little run up to the Peer less Cleaning and Tailoring Co., one You can raise several hundred birds eaeh\ season and they sell from GIBSON'S of Alliance's newest business con- AUTOMOTIVE eerns which is located in the Moose FIVE TO FIFTEEN DOLLARS Authorized Grebe Dealer Temple Bldg., Seneca and Market each "The Rolls Royce of Radio.' streets and there I met Mr. Sam It is easy, interest.ng and profitable, spare time employment in your 60 1-2 E. Prospect Gordon, the proprietor who I found own home. to be a very courteous and likable We give you the address of the best importers and breaders from vJfo&m man. Of course woman like, I was you can procure stock to make your start. very inquisitive and • wanted to We do not sell tha birds but we sell all the necessary information- to know how Mr. Gordon liked Alli guide your every movement and action to an assured success if you but ance. In reply to these questions carefully follow the simple directions. GILMORE GARAGE Mr. Gordon said: "I am' proud of We E. Prospect Alliance and its people for here they BOOK TELLS ALL THAT IT IS NECESSARY TO seem to understand the value of KNOW—ONE DOLLAR Repairing on all makes of cars work and then he explained the Satisfactory servioe guarzzteed method of doing all work that was CHRYSLER SERVICE sent in to be cleaned. First, they The Book House, Room 210 'ZZZ _. _: press each garment to extract all spots on the outside before sending it to the plant; second, they do all minor repairs on garments before pressing; third, they are tailors by- trade and know exactly how a gar Cold—But It's Lots of Fun olster ment should be shaped while press ing; fourth, they always fulfil 'their promises, making a special effort to get a suit or dress back to its own IK- . Radio er when the wearer is planning on NUF SED attending a dance or party. After listening to Mr. Gordon, I must ad mit they really do try to give ser E. & J. vice and do satisfactory work. STORES ALL OVER Friday I had an appointment at Jean's. Beauty Shoppe to get a mar- eel and a facial, and of course as | usual my little nephew Donald *b*Zt4^H>^^t^%+jfr Phone 5382 225 Hester Ave. Wtfc *«1 RECREATIONAL NEWS Hill "WORM ON WHEELS" TO REPLACE STEAM UTHROUGH A ALL THIS WEEK Sport i ENGINES ON STEEP MOUNTAIN HAULS WOMAN'S EYES HAROLD LLOYD ts ,< r> By JEAN NEWTON OHIO •H I MM I l I I l'-MI I l.'I-l 11 I II H " THE KID "How Can I Repay?" * A unique letter has- just come to me THEATRE BROTHER' . from a reader, It is. fuom a person I who Is satisfied—a woman who has everything she wants and who is cori- • ' cerned about how to repay I - "I am so happy; God has been'so.- •good to'me," she writes, "that I should ^pFree Theatre Tickets I [ like to do something In some small measure to make up for it. I have a Somewhere la these contains you will Snd two names, perhaps one ot L wonderful husband, a' beautiful chit)} them is yours! It it is you may call in at the Recreational News Office I r Who has been spared to ns after si at 230-242 E. Main Street, and get two FREE tickets to the Ohio Theatre dangerous illness. My home is what for this week's show; The Ohio Theatre is presorting their usual goodt I have always wanted, and my hus bills this week and you wfll enjoy- the offerings. Tickets should be 'called band is successful. I realize how for for any time after Monday 9 A. M. end not later thin4^30 P. M. Wednesday. tunate I am Ind I should like to do j; something to'make others-a little bet MASON ter off, a little happier. Contractor, Bricks. Stone, Tile, Concrete Work Mt "If T had great wealth, * I should know what to do. Or if I hat] dd:- Tell Your Phone 2573 [•.duties I should offer my time for serv 133'East Gaskill ice to the needy. However, since my little boy takes most of my. time, the Story j ELLIS BORTON one afternoon a week sewing for tlie SSafife** --••—.jaf'"i;js>4 | poor, plus our contributions tn thc conventional town charities tire till '.va With Pictures t iii'fi • have on the' credit side of tlie lertser. H. H,KEENER One section of one Of the giant electr !c locomotives built for the Great Northern Railway i And I feel so keenly that one who Is PHOTOGRAPHS so fortunate as I should do sonnething Then —MT. UNION— •TH__EE west has been introduced a total length of 100 feet and i[brakes . The traction motors are really worth while, should give telling •*• to a new type of electric loco weighs 715,000 pounds. | used as generators, braking the ly in return." motive, said to be the largest and It has a cont—IUOUS rating of | load and at the same time feeding You nr.e repaying—giving—every You Tell J . most powerful In the "world. 3500 horsepower at 15 miles an i current back into the power- sys- day, little woman. ,_oar letter to 09 hour, but can exert as much as tem for other purposes. This sports costume ls mostly -Tests at the: East- Pittsburgh is in itself a.'contribution which will You are Sure To Be Satis works of the Westinghouse com 7000 horsepower Its speed is i This huge locomotive Is cjna of bring piensurr. and perhaps somethitt-t white—so even though it was de pany, that built the locomotive, variable from two to 35 miles aa i two ordered by the Great North-;- of content to thousands, of our read Everything fied with the Barber Work signed primarily for temperate show it to be> more powerful than hour. rrn Railway to surmount at n We Do weather it goes nicely tn the win steam.speed the heavy grades of ers, fa) a' world of struggle and com ter time, too. With a horizontal a -steam "double-header." Eight motors drivl it, operated plaint und discontent, where people It can haul a train of 200 loaded ,i.,._..._,i. .. _...—. *..„« •_h•_• Cascade Mountains which. —'•J*-; PHIL GABELE striped red and white sweater go abruptly from the-coast in \Va.ih- are wont to emphasize their dim cut skirt and coat of oyster white freight cars. an 11,000-volt, 25-cycio oV-Thea. 617 So. Freedom It draws current from the high- trolley. ington. The present line of the ties and their miseries arid minimise Commercial twill. A red felt hat completes it voltage alternating current lines Conversion of the alternating Great Northern crosses ti.c.j their blessings, iust to know that already up, but It converts this to direct sarreat, fey tha locomo mountains a,t an elevation of 33S5 someone ls satisfied and happy and feet. I V power io direct current for Its own tive itself eliminates the use of tingling, as you do,, with the joy and Photographic Mi—H.—.,,—_!_*—,__,,—_—__U—M,V I use.. » sub-stations ordinarily required to The first of the pair of tviiV, the majesty of life, is like having' EVERTH'S BARBER Going down hill, it uses its mo provide the direct current along electric? locomotives will operato- wafted into a heat and dirt-ridden SHOP tors as brakes and at the same the right-of-way. This is a great over the 24-mile section /out* of back street the cool fragrance of an Service CIRCULATION I **•' time generates power enough to economic advantage. Skykomish. Wash., the eastern exquisite garden. :•; Yonr Patronage Solicited supply current for other purposes. An important feature, in addi portal of the Cascade tunnel at You may not have wealth to endow CLEAN—SANITARY Like a giant worm on two tion, is. the system of regenera the summit of the mountains. 1* 7650 covers one of the longest a*i.l great charities, nor freedom to give] 848 So. Arch dozen wheels, this power engine tive braking by which the heavy Recreational' News is , trains .can be taken down steep steepest mountain grades in Amer yourself in daily service. But yew. > •>W#VW*V__»W#V.V*S**}«w^ is split in two. so that It can ne have much, to give that is no less vital I delivered by carriei gotiate turns more easily It has | grades without the use of air- ica. J e^**++++++++*+++++4>+++++a++4*&++-4\a>+++4< and worth while. to practically every A. M. DIMIT The Ohio Shoe Repair Co. Old Hen Good Mother You can give of your spirit to less Home in buoyant travelers you meet along the CITY SAVINGS BANK Offers a Real Repair Ser A twenty-year-old hen has just ALLIANCE vice in the repairing of\ hatched a brood of fourteen chicks ut road. You have courage and cheer! AND TRUST CO. HeDpel*shall, England. and stamina to give and the red cor SEBRING Shoes T ere s a «... puscles of the winner to share with* Phone 8603. BOLTON those who are weaker in the fight. THELMA CITY ANDREW GOEBEL "Thirty Yea s of Knowing How' As you would give of your substance, 21 So. Liberty THE and your service, if those you love MINERVA 63 &.&%ef S were In need, so to the whole human NEW FRANKLIN lira family with whom you feel kinship Get Your We specialise in Ladies' and you can give of the fullness ot what REPLACEMENT PARTS This is exclusive of Children's Hair Bobbing. ,our mailing list which 4 Strictly American Barbers 4 •jfo*" you have. Much of your great wealth lies in your appreciation, your con For your car at the reaches Hillcrest and No Long Waits § armeii Barber Shop sciousness of the good, the beauty, ALLIANCE AUTO WRECK other nearby commun the joy that has been "given up. Share ities. • JOE. KAMILLI If you could see and feel scores of NS ING COMPANY that appreciation with those who lack Phone 8804 539 E. Main St. gowns and suits every day, just as OF MODERN TIMES it— and you will be giving beyond the 214 N. Liberty Phone 4171 our spotters do, you would know Over Miller's Shoe Store worth of pearls and rubles. Among those you meet there will be many Open all Da? $ua4-T 'what fabric experts call "snap"in gar 321 E. Main Street // an insurance company values your eyes at tlSOOJOO, Dial 7734 who have much to be thankful for, ments; you would know how our but for whom the sun is obliterated ETTA J WEBB—435 N. UN- don't'you think they are worth from SS to $50 to you to have Miracleaning process makes ii „ by the tiny clouds which line almost COLN- Please'call at Recreation- them saved? L H. CREW, 1606 SO. ARCH— every sky. Help them to see. al News Office and receive two easy to refresh colors, to bring back Call at Recreational News Office and receive two theatre tickets (©. by the Bell Syndicate; Inc.) theatre tickets free. One pair of eyes in a life time, still you neglect tbem. Do the feel of newness, to make gar free. FOR THAT BETTER you realize what it is to be without eye sight? Stop tbe trou ments fairly snap with cleanliness. For Dairy Products Come to IDLE HOUR Fumaee Buy a ble before it is too late with properly fitted lasses. The Miracleaning cleanser, made The Famous Dairy DANCING ACADEMY FARQUAR fresh and pure, odorless, oilless and The Best of Everything— Private lessons by appointment. Always Fresh. ELMER CRUMRINE greaseless every day in our refinery, Joseph CasriJy„ Instructor. We Deliver. 227 E. Columbia DR. C. N. FRANTZ ff puts snap in your garments. North Seneca St. Phone S298. Main and Mechanic Rear 1st Natl. Bank Phone 8072 Hours—9 a. tn. to 5 p. m. Saturday Evening—ff.Jtf to 8:30 OVER SHEM'S WALL PAPER STORE THE ALLIANCE 9 _ _«. DRY CLEANING CO. *.£ PHONE 3479 H. L. GRIMES, Pres. Your §§ K__ ^ •*•_•>_" • CV Exclusive Users in Alliance of JPraig Store Needs j dVilk Phone 2335 | 'AN AS A. BREATH OP SPRING HLIGER'S DRUG STORE | Cor. E. Summit & S. Webb BECAUSE—You need the church. ._»Iiil!il!!!!!!:!ll!!!!!il!l!lllll!!!lil!lllil!llilill!ii!i!i!lllllllll!!!!!ll!l{l!li!illllll!li!' | _«•__ S_ BECAUSE—the church needs you. jiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiinififiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiffiiiiii _« b Do you receive.Recreational News regularly? . What other papers do you receive regularly? {This space furnished gratis by Recreational News) Do you read the advertisements in Recreational News? What advertisement ia this issue have you especially noticed? r-•-_-_-_-'-_"_•_* _*_-_-•#_**_»_-_-_'' Signed . Address RECREATIONAL NEWS Recreational News Classified Ads. ALLIANCE BUSINESS COL 'IANO TUNING, repairing, etc., ef LEGE—Day and night school. ficiently done by W. C. Case, 1123: SPORTS Business and Stenographic Cours North Union Ave. Phone 3465. —93 es. Enter wary Monday. let. J. Rus OUR REGULAR set. Principal. COR. LIBERTY and NOBLE STS. Items oi Interest — Baseball — Football MODERN HOUSE—/" rooms. Hot —3 four room apartments with Golf — Tennis — Boxing watei heat. Built-in laundry tubs. baths. Will rnt for $15.00 per Hari' wood finsh. C lose to High month. Call Dr. C. L. Morgan, 516 scho 1. Call 552) or see the prop S. Arch or B. M. Woods, Tel. No. *_. UT RATE PRICES ON erty at 450 E. Camb idgt. Terms 5315. ROLLER POLO PROVES Steeles Market W. ZhA 208 125 162 495 to si it buyer. DRESSMAKING—By an expert POPULAR IN ALLIANCE Hamlin 188 149 186 523 HAIRCUTTING—Ladies and Gents with 20 years experience. Coats remodeled and relined. My work is A large and enthusiastic crowd Steele 160 183 145 488 —any style 35c. Open 8:30 to .7:30. Patent Medicines That Will Save You Money guaranteed to be neatly done and 1 witnessed the initial game of the Mathias 179 204 183 566 American Barbers. Corner - Park Rose 148* 139 184 471 and .prospect. —tt. satisfactory in every respect. Mrs. {Alliance Merchants Roller- Polo Rebecca Eckley, 32 W. State. Team on Thursday evening. January Total ..-. 883 800 860 2543 FOR SALE—Six room house. New, 120th. with all modern conveniences and HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER The Palace Rink over the Linden Bilodeau HANGING—Wall paper, house Frantz 120 201 188 509 garage. $500 down balance month Market has been equipped with all ly. Phone 4759. . paint and varnish. A. E. Camp Kavney 136 124 136 396 the necessary accessories for play 4t bell, 1305 S. Liberty. Phone 7520. ing the game according to regula- Graf 178 150 165 493 FOR HIRE—Electric Cleaners, 75c I tions. R. Conlin 160 149 156 465 OX I of the best modern dwellings per day. Call 9432. The Meyers Lake Team of Can J. Conlin 188 161 150 49P in N. W. Alliance for sale at a ton were the victors in the initial saciifice price. Let us show it to WANTED—Grocery salesman to contest. A fast and thrilling game Total ..782 78S 795 2359 you laim s I. Rickard-* and Son. handle popular specialty as a side ending in a score of 1 to 0. Kresge Phone 9471. line. Attractive commission. Goods On next Thursday evening at 9:30 Boyd 162 206 170 538 FOR SALE—Cocker Spanish show shipped through jobbers only. Ad *4 o'clock, the local team will meet the Kline 124 138 146 408 Puppy, Toy Fox Terrier, Male, dress Box F, Recreational Sunday fast Collisctim Rink Team of Can- Kuryla 156 118 160 434 English Fox Terrier Matron, show News. —Ex. tf Zumbar 193 186 160 539 I ton. Pauli Calabria will officiate. pair and stud. Also Boston Terrier .INDEN S. 533—Light housekeep Rollo-Polo is fast gaining in pop Tohnson 117 94 211 puppies .reasonab'y .priced. ..See Smith 124 124) ing rooms, all conveniences, pri ularity in surrounding towns and them Dec. 19 at Williams Kennels, vate entrance. Phone 3927. | will surely prove a drawing card in 711 West Main St.. Louisville, O. Alliance. It is the only athletic Total 752 772 730 2254 Geigers WE FURNISH repair parts for sport being played before spectat FOR SALE—To close on Estate, 16 Ohio and America Cleaners. Call ors in the down town section. R. Schneider 162 193 160 515 room boarding house and store «_ 1 Jno. W. Rose, 9432, 605 East Col- The members of the team are to A. Geiger 153 156 119 - 428 room on paved street. Close to ^lege. Sell 173 170 151 497 Main street, $5000. Terms. Also SOc Sal A QC be congratulated on their effort to WANTED — ELECTRICIANS 1 bring to thc people of Alliance this Green 151 199 141 491 farms for sale. Inquire A. _. M. Hepatica «_' Biery 204 166 169 568 H.wn. 205 East Oxford St, SON UNION JOB. g t& SOUR T.': $U7 entertaining pastime. With the DAY. ALLIANCE FERTILIZER development of a schedule that is FOR SALE—Reconditioned Electric Total 843 887 769 2499 CO„ HARRISBURG ROAD. ASK $1.25 Pinkham's Veg. OCC •fi.00 Nature's /»AC far reaching they will do much to Cleaners and used Vacuettes in FOR- MR. FLANNIGAN. ward giving our city the publicity it Cope Electric good condition. $5 to $20. Free Compound ^^ Remedy Tablets Ut/ so much needs in athletic circles. R. Forney 134 139 273 /"-"rial. Easy Payments. Call Jno. "Is it impolite for men to make R. Zink 145 171 191' 507 W. Rose. Phone 9432. fun of women's clothes?" 50c Nature's QQC W. Akins 183 199 112 494 $U5 Pierce's gf^C COMMERCIAL BOWLING P. Ruth 227 185 187 599 FOR RKNT—Modern 6 rooms, and "Unquestionably," answered Miss Medicines Remedy Tablets «•*'«' LEAGUE C. Eynon 146 137 122 405 bath, good furnace, on South Sen Cayenne. "A really polite man would E. Strain 110 110 eca avenue. Close in. James 1 pretend not to see them."—Washing 85c Nature's 1 QC Bowlers Topple Pins on Sebring Rickard and Son. Phone 9471. ton Star. $1.00 H. K. WampoltaOXC Alleys Friday Night. Ext. Cod Liver Oil "•' Remedy Tablets -••-«*' Total 8305 802 751 2388 Fourth, the wonderful programs Steele's Market team of the Com Postals that are broadcast nightly giving $1.00 Miles anc J/.25 Creomulsion Qf\C mercial league continues to set thc Stonemelz 140 169 160 469 one a varied range to choose from, Now Oy pace, being over a hundred points Yoder 172 169 147 488 church services, symphony concerts, Nervine ahead of their nearest competitor. Bates 168 165 157 490 speeches on all subjects and topics Coughlin 179 179 from the best speakers in the land, , i > Frank Ruth of the Cope Electric "nT--.bil—»M»-TtwMrii1lffctmi_Tt_fr *-ft'fr* *:**_ -1 $1J0 Syrup OCC 50c Pepsodent QQC Starkey 153 175 157 ' 485 daily weather reports, governmental was high man for a single game with Franke ' 149 156 305 talks to assist the farmer, the dairy BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER Pepsin • **'**' 227 being closely followed by W. man, the poultry man, etc., and of lf parents will have their children mono- \ Total 812 827 777 2416 ten used to locate a person in an tb* a Bible selection each week, tt will prone } 50c Pebeco QQ^* Zink of the Steele's Market who a priceless heritage io them In afla years, * 60c Syrup A 1 C toppled the pins for 208. There were Rowlands-Flory ' emergency when their exact where Rheindt 172 148 160 480 abouts are unknown and not forget Pepsin .& several who bowled 200 or better Franke 124 124- ting its great benefit on the high I January 23, 1—7 PRESCRIPTIONS 50c Jpana QQC in a single game. Following is the Richards 139 135 115 389 seas in saving lives and property. $1.20 Father OQC results of the games bowled and Vaughn 147 150 2W One big handicap to good broad A SURE GUIDE:—Commit t_**f* the team standing. Thompson 172 177 129 478 casting has been eliminated inso way unto the Lord; trust also i_- Lee 119 119 much as the older programs had to Hib; and he shall bring it to pass. _•-__• Swa-p OCC 60c Forhans A*\C W. L. Pot. Coughlin 136 124 260 be content with the musicians, or Rest in the Lord, and wait patient Steeles Market 31 11 738 Total 754 715 678 2147 speakers, who could be induced to ly for him. Psalm 37: 5, 7. CAREFULLY Spring Holzwarth l_«rt OU Spring-Holzwarlhs ... .26 16 619 take the time to go to the transmit Thee for Thou art the Way, the Mayer 145 192 154 491 ting station. Try and imagine a PRAYER:—O I_ord, we come to- Cope Electrics 25 17 595 •JI__*_) Bromo 7QC SOc Klynos Ol C W. D. Colvin 187 182 170 539' symphony orchestra with thirty to Truth, and the life. Postals 21 21 500 Strain 139 139 forty pieces trying to crowd in a Seteer •«' COMPOUNDED Geigers 21 21 500 Desmon 137 110 114 361 What is said about the messenger small room to broadcast, But now that bringeth good tidings ? Rowlands - Flory 17 S. Zink 169 175 136 480 the microphone is carried to a hall, J/-30 B/ae _*_ose 7{**C 25 405 Baughman 174 169 343 Answer, read—Isaiah 52:7. t. 60c Bromo /_9*"* Bilodeaus 16 26 381 a church, a ball game or to a per sons private home and the subject i Seltzer Face Powder enney 11 31 262 Total ...., 777 833 743 2353 for broadcasting is sent by wire to the sending station, which can be WSAI and is now-a-days linked by wire Wave Length 32S3 Meters NEXT with sometimes as many as 20 other Cincinnati. Ohio PHONE stations located ten or a thousand Under the auspices of the Press ALLIANCE miles away and simultaneously, they Radio Bible Service, Inc., some VALE all brodcast the same program or prominent minister or layman speech and .make it possible to reach 5147 • 1ST NATIONAL will broadcast through WSAI millions who are able to hear and each Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, Tbe Drug-fMan BANK recognize distinctly the voice of the Eastern Standard Time, a worth speaker or different tones of instru while ser—onette of about 15 min RADIO OF YESTERDAY Since that time K. D. K. at Pitts ments used. utes. Yon are cordially invited AND TODAY burgh has been heard a number of (To Be Continued"). to listen in at that hour. times in Australia, Africa and France. (George Clayton) Some of the high spots in Radio arc: This paper excels as an Ad. Medium Ten years ago Radio was little first, the change from Crystal to Vac First "American" President Now a General Term between the acts ana'to'ld me that the *_JOOOCICKXXXXXXXXXX300000