Minstrel Show Praised by 2000 at St Augustine Event
More than 2000 people filled the Mosque last night for the annual St Augustine church minstrels with a 100 voice chorus. Thomas Neary directed the performance while Mrs Madelyn Far rey Santa and Aldermen James Saunders lent support as Interlocutor and organizers assisted by Rev Father Peter McClean and Rev Father Alfred Driscoll.
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St. Augustine Church
Madelyn’ Farrey Santa
James Soundley Santa
James Sand
Thomas Neary
Marie Supple
James Saunders
Arthur
Beach
John Fay
William Toomey
Arthur, Beach
Leslie Hickey
Peter McClean
Alfred Driscoll
Mary Mahoney
Anna Caine
Rose Wail
Misa Elizabeth McNamara
William Garry
Michael Baine
William Hennasey
Streets, Sidewalks and Lamps Inspected by Committees
Yesterday and last night inspection trips were conducted by the Streets and Sidewalks and Lamps committees. Director of Public Works A. J. Northey and City Engineer James A. McElroy joined the Streets and Sidewalks committee in the afternoon while the Lamps committee toured at night.
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A. J. Northey
James A. McElroy
Mr and Mrs Harold J Wood Leave for New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Harold J Wood of S Wood Avenue will depart this afternoon for Elizabeth New Jersey to start a permanent home. Wood a mechanical engineer at Remington Arms has accepted a position with Oxweld Acetylene in Elizabeth. Mrs Wood active in musical circles with Neumes and Wednesday After Noon Musical clubs sang on local radio. Neumes club hosted a farewell dinner at Read's yesterday. Wood serves as vice president of Everyman's Bible class and is known as a top rifleman holding Haastrman and Palmer Small Bore championships and belongs to the Remington rifle club.
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Harold J Wood
S Wood, Avenue
Elizabeth
N. J
Wood
Remington Arms Company
Oxweld Acetylene Company
Neumes
Neumes Club
Read's Teachow
Everyman's Bible
Tast
Palmer
Remington Rifle Club
Calles Sees End Of Controversy In Coolidge Talk
Mexico City April 27 AP President Calles says the road now opens to a satisfactory settlement of all difficulties with the United States. He stresses negotiations over arbitration to preserve sovereignty and notes common ground on export land policy and moral responsibility toward North American rights. He claims both nations seek cordial relations and a peaceful, lasting resolution.
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Mexico City
Callea
Mexico
United States
Coolidge
New York
Calles
Special Claims Commissiong
Washington
Colidge
Mr. Coolidge
Panama Canal
Calles Beleves
Carles
CooNdge
American Exports Rise in Value in March Trade
Washington April 27 AP Increases in the export value of American raw materials were noted in the Commerce Department analysis of March foreign trade. The United States also boosted exports of manufactured goods while total imports declined.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Saeed
Tobacco stocks rise as Census reports April holdings
Washington reports manufacturers and dealers held 2,071,150,643 pounds of leaf tobacco on April 1, up from 2,040,067,402 pounds on April 1, 1926 and 1,841,645,426 pounds on January 1, 1927. Unstemmed tobacco totaled 1,911,447,492 pounds while stemmed reached 148,703,051 pounds.
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Washington
Freezone marketed to treat corns and calluses
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for all corn types and foot calluses. It claims a tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, removes corns between toes or on the tops of the feet without soreness or irritation.
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St. Augustine
MR. and
Mrs
H. J. Wood
New Jersey
Main
New Spring
WSR
Reezone
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Leene
Vionnet
Featuring
Rose
Nile
Stepins
Steiger Poole
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