Christmas exercises at Butte Business college honor Fighting First
Students at the Butte Business college held a Christmas program yesterday with an informal program and a vacation for teachers and students until next Monday. B W Edworthy spoke on the First division’s heroism in France noting the multinational makeup and the soldiers who died. He recalled the 52 remaining from the division that went to France and praised the unwavering soldier spirit. Miss Phyllis Wolfe and Miss Gladys Huffman sang several vocal solos.
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Interchurch World Movement
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Algiers
Madagascar
New Zealand
India
Shanghai
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Portugal
Pennsylvania
Mr. Edworthy
Phyllis Wolfe
Gladys Huffman
Auto Cocktail Warning From Washington Police
Major Pullman, superintendent of Police, warns auto supply buyers to beware denatured alcohol used to chill radiators and notes it is being misused to add a kick to drinks. International News Service reports the finding and warning issued to prevent improper use.
Christmas Spirit Fills Butte Churches and Homes
Butte observes a broad Christmas program with Myrick hosting 3600 children at the Rialto theater for candy and gifts. Elks provide meals and a Christmas show for county poor farm inmates while Salvation Army distributes 43 Christmas boxes to 200 local children. The jail inmates receive a special menu and comforts, and churches plan festive services with elaborate music as payroll resumes lift local spirits.
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Commercial Avenue
Casey Candy Company
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Jall
Durance
Sheriff O'Rourke
Paul Clark
Dress in Rhyme and Rags for a Frugal Evening
The verse mocks fashion excess as skirts shrink and gowns reveal no backs while hats rise high. It notes the lack of funds to buy apparel yet the cost of keeping up with bare backs, paints, and long coats in sable or skunk fur. Pearls gleam beside a lighthouse ring.
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International News Service
Reading ads shapes the fashion of everyday dress
A woman notes that admiration for a well dressed acquaintance stems from the habit of reading advertisements. The observation suggests ads influence public style by showcasing current dress and consumer options.
Generous Divvy Highlights Manly Help Yourself Club Gift
Joe McCaffery won the event prize and then gave Sullivan a portion of his winnings to fund a new artificial leg. Sullivan, who placed third, used the gift to finalize the purchase, while McCaffery deposited more money in the bank. Both men celebrated with a movie after the act.
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Joe McCaffery
Johnny Sean Livan
McCaffery
Sullivan
Sullly Joy
Dissare
Nexnot
Orix
Joe
Johnn Sullivan
Youths Blamed for Paper Strewed Behind Playhouse
Juveniles prowling alleys near the American Playhouse dug into scrap and ash cans for tickets and other items. The pile of paper and refuse at the rear of the building prompted a police court ruling. The showhouse said two cans stored refuse and scrap required frequent cleaning after youths searched the papers. The court fined $10 for violating a city ordinance on streets and alleys.
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American Playhouse
Butte
PATAL CLASH Kills County Policeman Near Dublin
In Dublin Georgia on December 24 officer E Hathaway was shot fatally while entering Ashley Warnock’s home to raid an illicit still. Hathaway fired five shots at the assailant before dying, and Warnock also died within minutes.
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Ashley Warnock
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Schilling Tea Ad Four Flavors In Parchment Packages
An advertisement for Schilling Tea offers four flavors Japan Ceylon India Oolong and English Breakfast all of uniform quality. Each tea comes in parchmyn lined moisture proof packages and is sold at grocers nationwide by Schilling and Co of San Francisco.
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Schilling
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Ceylon
India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Jury remembers Judge Lam and assistants
The jury serving in Judge Edwin M. Lambs court presented him with an ebony cane bearing his name and a gold handle. Judge Lamb thanked them, noting 30 years of practice and his duty to act promptly and fairly. The jury also gave Steve Kelly a $10 envelope, and Charles Little and William Walsh cigars.
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Edwin M. Lamb
Hinkle
Judge Lamb
Steve Kelly
Charles Little
William Walsh
Lodgings Scarce In Greeley Police Headquarters
International News Service reports lodging space is so limited in Greeley California that visiting guests are sleeping in the female ward of the city jail. The improvised boudoir is furnished simply yet comfortably and the police do not seek payment for the lodging.
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International News Service
Greeley
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