Andrews About Decided On New U S Dry Stell
Washington Aug 19 The new prohibition general staff of twenty four district administrators who will direct the governments new rum war has been virtually decided upon by L C Andrews prohibition czar. The administrators will be appointed within a few days and take their posts September 1 replacing all existing state directors and divisional chiefs. They will carry out the supreme offensive against illegal liquor interests. The identity of the administrator chosen has been guarded by treasury officials and will be drawn chiefly from state directors with good records. some may come from private life.
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International News Services
Washington
Prohibition
L. C. Andrews
Andrews
Treasury
Promotions of vision chiefs in state ranks sketched
In a Washington briefing, names like Palmer Canfield and James R. Davis surface for higher posts. Promises of promotions based on achievement emerge as Andrews holds talks with state and city leaders about reshaping administration.
Y Midgets Hike To Harbor Bridge
Thirty midget members of the Y M C A hiked to the Harbor Bridge district on a Tuesday outing led by O S Goodwin Boys Work Director. They left at 9 29, played games, swam in the Shenango River, had lunch at noon, and returned at 4 45 after an eight mile trek. The group reported a splendid time.
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Harbor Bridge
O. S. Goodwin
Association
Shenango River
Two Demonstrations Staged By Roberts At Slippery Rock
The Lawrence County Poultry Raisers Association held culling demonstrations at the homes of Alvi Stevenson in Slippery Rock and Mrs Fred Hohman in Slippery Rock as Professor Roberts of State College led the sessions during the week.
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Lawrence County Poultry Raisers Association
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
Alvl Stevensom
Slippery Rock
KR. FL D
Fred Hohman
R. F
Professor Roberts
State College
First Christian Church Choir Plans Thursday Meeting
After weeks of discontinued practice, the First Christian Church choir will resume on Thursday evening August 20 at 7843 o'clock. Richard E. B. Johns urges full attendance.
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First Christian Church
Richard EB. Johns
Howling Tom Cats Sail to Grand Lodge K of P Convention
Howling Tom Cats depart early today in cars and buses for their first big outing. They will attend the Grand Lodge K of P convention at the lake resort with bands from Meadville and Monaca providing instrumental music.
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New Castle
Grand Lodge
K. of P
The
Lake Resort
Tom Cats
Meadville
Monaca
Parade Plans Highlight Nine Thousand Howling Tom Cats
A midday procession in Ine features 9,000 Howling Tom Cats participants marching in the parade this afternoon. Local organizers expect a large turnout as the crowd lines the streets to witness the colorful display and coordinated efforts of the display units.
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Ance
Ine
Heavy summer fog shrouds New York port
The heaviest summer fog in ten years descended on New York early today. Skyscrapers were obscured and shipping tied up as incoming liners were forced to delay at Sandy Hook until the fog lifted.
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Gotham
International News Service
New York
Sandy Hook
Englewood Avenue Sewer Completed Reported
City Engineer F. F. Miller says North Highland Land Company completed the Englewood avenue sewer from Mercer to Carlisle and will cover the cost. Edison avenue storm sewer work is delayed awaiting castings.
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F. F. Miller
North Highland Land Company
Englewood Avenue
Mercer
Carlisle Streets
Miller
Edison Avenue
Bee Owners to Convene Friday in New Wilmington
Bee owners and raisers will meet at the A. H. Gilmore residence in New Wilmington at 10 a.m. Friday to prepare for an Apiary exhibit at the New Castle Fair. Attendees are to bring basket lunches.
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New Castle
A. H. Gilmore
New Wilmington
Red Sea Opening Shown In The Ten Commandments
The Red Sea opening is the biggest scene in The Ten Commandments at the Penn Theatre from August 31 to September 6. The article notes the modern miracle on screen and mentions secrets kept by Cecil B. DeMille and technical director Roy Pomerary about achieving the effects.
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Red Sea
Penn Theatre
Mr. DeMille
Roy Pomerary
Cecil B. DeMille
TERRO Ant Killer claims 24 hour ant elimination
An advertisement states TERRO Ant Killer will remove ants from kitchens pantries ice boxes and gardens within 24 hours or the purchase price will be refunded. The offer ends with a price of 50 cents.
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TERRO
Mercer Voters Name Tickets In Local Election Race
Mercer voters finalized municipal election slates after Republican and Democratic rallies. Republicans listed candidates for Burgess, Council, School Director, Auditors, and Election Officials across wards, while Democrats named their own Burgess, Council, School Director, Auditor, Assessor, and Election Judges and Inspectors. Retiring officials were noted. Both meetings drew solid turnout despite seasonality.
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W. S. Moffat
J. C. Williams
George McFlhensy
Burgees
W. W. Richardson
Council
David Lewis
L. R. McCartney
James Gamble
Oscar Weir
J. A. Stranahan Jr
G. F. Reznor
North Ward
Ollie Maskery
Haat
Hazen Morrison
Sam McCartney
Theodore Graig
North
T. F. Summings
R. B. Heasley
William Swertz
Grace Ealy
Frank Beachelor
Mary Barker
Baseball scandal roils Southern League in Nashville
International News Service reports a new baseball scandal stirring rumors across the Southern Association. Nashville club players were summoned by President John D. Martin after reports they were approached in New Orleans to "lay down." The two alleged men remain unnamed as Martin vows to identify all involved.
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International News Service
Nashville
Tenn
South
Southern Association
Nashville Club
New Orleans
John D. Martin
Martin
Arrest Seventy In Vienna Rioting
Vienna reports seventy more arrests in the anti-Semitic protest that accompanied the world Zionist Congress opening. Earlier 128 detainees were sentenced to eight to fourteen days in prison. Many carried knives and revolvers. property losses around hotels housing Zionist delegates could reach six million dollars.
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International News Service
Vienna
World Zionst Ccongtess
Samuels & Sons Move to New Leather Store
Samuels and Sons dealers in leather have moved from 01 Moravia Street to 106 East Long Avenue. The remodeled building is described as one of the finest in the South Side district.
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I. Samuels & Sons
Moravia Street
East Long Avenue
South Side
Lions Scout Troop Meeting Postponed
Lions Boy Scout Troop 13 will not hold the weekly session this week per report from Boy Scout headquarters. Beginning next Wednesday the troop will meet regularly again for the fall and winter season. Miss Helen Wills will be 20 on October 6, having won the title at 17.
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Lions Boy Scout
Boy Scout Headquarters
Helen Wills
United States
Fine Program For B Y P U Meeting
A detailed schedule for the Mt. Zion Baptist B Y P U conference on Sunday August 30. Events run from 2 30 p m through evening including praise service talks addresses on responsibility to self brothers and God a joint meeting a vesper service and a Gaelic football note. The program lists leaders speakers and session times.
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BY. P. U Conference
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Blanche Pounds
T. E. Boliver
Carria Hilboys
Frank Wigton
Grace Graham
Kenneth Patterson
Luolla Moorhead
Archie Murphys
Mary Beightly
W. E. Currin
Mre. Scheidemantle
E. A. McBride
Frank J. Cooper
Mary Margaret Turner
Nellis Harlan
Lorin Brown
Edith Sarver
Addresa
Nsubilie Hunt
Addresas
God Our
Eugene Calatrum
Lena
Edna Stickle
Zion Young
People
Repair Your Inner Tubes and Save Fifty Dollars
A historic ad offers $50 off self repairs with a 41.00 inner tube repair kit containing 72 square inches rubber patching, large cement and a pair of patches. Includes mail order for $500 and salesmen wanted at 1602 Fifth Ave., Whiteburgh.
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Saaeone
Mawols Fatok Mtg
Fifth Ave
Witteburrh
Desertion Charged In Divorce Case
Stella Cassidy filed for divorce from William L. Cassidy citing desertion as the grounds. Attorneys Reynolds and Bryan represent Cassidy in the Winnipeg case. The article notes the new Madison Square Garden design details but appears tangential to the divorce filing.
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Stella Cassidy
Reynolds and
Bryan
Dicorca
Winnipeg
William L. Cassidy
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Washington St
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North Mill Street
Palace Confectionery
Washington Street
Palmer Canfield
Hanjamin E. Ewing
Miinosa
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Pennasylvania
E. G. Potter
Massachusetts
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Michigan
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California
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So. Mill St
Offute
Wad’s Tire Service
N. J. Wadtinger
Groton Avenue
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Hermetos
M. C. Limber Co
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer Bt
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Herbert Samuel
Palestine
Jerusalem
First Christian Church Choir
Conneaut Lake
Lawrence Furniture Co
West Long Avenue
Jefferson Street
Ebeling
Ebeling’s
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N. Y
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Streets
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I, Samuels & Sons
Lions Scout
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