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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1928

Page

2

Volunteers of America Tag Day Sets Benefit Sale

Volunteers of America will hold a tag day in Warren on Saturday mainly in residential districts. Sponsors include Burs, Chapman, James IL Ware, Rev. Charles T. Greer, Mrs. Janes P. Rogers, and Supt. P. W. M Pres tel. Proceeds aid children in need across the state with homes nurseries day centers and employment bureaus among the services listed. The program notes the charity was founded in 1896 by General and Mrs. Booth.

Volunteers of America The Mesee Belingter Booth

Big Welcome for Col Chamberlin at City Events

Scouts excused at 10 45 to form guard of honor for Col Chamberlin at landing field then escort to M C A for Kiwanis Lions Rotary combined meeting with about 200 expected. Club Revelers to perform at luncheon and big meeting at night. He speaks at Library Theatre matinee for high school students and shows a picture story. An aviation meeting at Library Theatre at 8 15 p m features advancements in aircraft. He plans overnight in Warren and dinner with Aero Club then mass meeting in Carney's Auditorium.

Col Chambertin Chambe Merchants’ Bureau Chamber of Commerce Col. Chamberlin Kiwanis Lions Rotary Col. Chamberin Library Theatre Cormplante Post of the American Legion Warren Buffalo Aero Club Carney’s

GANGLAND IS Continued From Page One

Five thousand regular police and hundreds more guarded polls as Illinois braces for a state primary. Chicago factions clash over leadership while Len Small and Thompson rally their bases. Downstate delegates back Lowden, but Chicago battles erupt over contested slates and draft ideologies.

Tob Chicago Republican Party Len Small William Hale Thompson Frank L. Smith U. S Charles S. Deseen Otis F. Glenn Louis L. Emerson Robert E. Crowe Thompson-Smail John A

Alpha Zeta Fraternity Dance Delights Local Guests

Ng Chapter Alpha Zeta Fraternity entertained about 150 guests at the Woman's Club last evening for the annual Easter spring dance. The event featured pastel decorations, banners, and streamers, with Ted Zaph and his Serenading Syncopators providing the program. Patrons included Mr and Mrs Chester Alles and others.

Alpha Zeta Fraternity Alphe Zeta Ted Zaph Har! Bance Phillip Chapman Donald C. Bentor John Guild Max Chapman Chester Alles Heroid S. Weed WL. Chapmar

High School Notes and Spring Activities

Back from Easter vacation, classes resume with vivid florals as girls join sports and glee clubs. Senior play rehearsals at 6 20 PM. prologue reviewed earlier. Boys Glee Club roping to prepare for Clarion canoe. Bi Y holds test meeting tomorrow evening. High School Club meets at 4 PM for officer election and year-end business.

Rate Reduction in Shipments of Petroleum Ordered

Harrisburg April 1. A reduction in rates effective May 8 on carload shipments of petroleum from Marcus Hook and Point Breeze to various points in Pennsylvania was ordered today by the Public Service Commission.

Harrisburg Apri U. P Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Reading Company Marcus Hook Point Breeze Ube Service Commission

Schumann Heink Gives Vets Home in California Estate

Madame Ernestine Schumann Heink donated her 280000 dollar California estate near San Diego to the disabled American veterans of the world war. The deed to be run as a haven for sick and disabled veterans was handed to Minneapolis Mayor George E Leach after a dinner for veterans. The opera star spoke of reconciliation and love for both nations, recalling the losses of her two sons.

Minneapolis Minn Ernestine Schumanneink California San Diego George E. Leach Mme. Sehemann-Heinkel Haven America

Deaths and Funerals Rev S F Marks

The Rev S F Marks former pastor of Tidioute Presbyterian Church died in Saltsburg Pa after pneumonia. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm in Saltsburg with burial in Saltsburg cemetery. He pastored in Tidioute for 25 years and is survived by his wife a daughter and James F Marks dean of Kiskiminetas Springs School. Joseph Alfred Wells funeral services held at home 20 Morrison Street with Rev Father Bauer officiating. Interment in St Josephs cemetery.

D. Marks S. F. Marks Tidioute Presbyterian Church Saltsburg Penumonia Marke Tidjoute James F. Marks Kiskiminetas Springs Joseph Alfred Wells Morrison Street Father Bauer St. Joseph's St. Joseph's Cemetery

IS C 404 8 Cees PER SHARE ANALYSIS What to Each of Fact Share

Fragmented financial note discusses per share figures, earnings, and dividends. It references July 1 1926 base, a 5.50 annual rate starting Jan 1 1927, raised to 5.00 quarterly, and a March 1928 extra 50c plus regular 1.25.

Market roundup lists dozens of oils firms and carriers

A dense stock market row catalogs numerous industrials and oils including Allied Chemical, American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Standard Oil affiliates, and large rail lines. The list mixes company names with minor notes and scattered prices or codes, reflecting a broad industrial market snapshot from the Pittsburgh area.

ANB Oils Allied Chemical and Dye American Bosch Americzrn American Amel Locomotive American Steel Foundry American Sugar American Sam Tobacco American Tea and Tel American Woolen Baltimore and Onio Barnedall Bethlehem Steel- Briggs Manufacturing Canadian Pacific Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake Chicago Rock Island Milwaukee St Paul Chile Chrysler Coca Cola Col Crucible Steel Dodge Brothers Common Davison Chemical Erie Freeport Texas Gardner General Asphalt General Motors Guilt States Steel Hudson Motors Stanley Korb Hupp Motors Central Avenue Copper Moon International Combustion International Nickel Jordan Motors Kansas City Kenecott Copper Lehigh Valley Mack Truck Magma Marland Miami Copper Middle States Missouri Pacific Moon Motors National Biscuit Nevada Copper Willys Overland Alogio American Humbié -Oi Internationsal Petroleum Moeurtiaue Breedicers National Transitee New York Transit Oro Pennsel Prairie Pipe Line Prairie Oil and Gas Standard Oil of Cal American Mariczibo Cp Syndicate Standard Oi Ind Standard Oil of Kan Kus Common Cities Service Ptd Car Cities Service Bankers Continental Gil Dorant del New Bradford New York Pittsburgh Arkersas Gas Lone Star Excites

Shakespeare Club Dinner Hosts Tonight

Mr and Mrs W F Messner of East street entertain Shakespeare Club at dinner in the Woman's Club tonight. Mrs B H Donovan of 305 Jackson avenue to host Conewango W C T U Thursday afternoon with program at 2 36.

Shakespeare Club W. F. Messner East Street Woman's Club Conewango W. C. T. Umrs B. H. Donovan Jackson Avenue Conewango W. C. T. U

Hofer Joins Warren Police Force At Local Meeting

Fred A. Hofer aged 56 of Locust street was appointed Monday afternoon as a Warren police department member at a police committee meeting with Chief George Haehn and Burgess L. E. Chapman. Hofer begins duty Tuesday night and will patrol the East Side boat. a lifetime Warren resident and World War veteran, he previously worked at Hammond Iron Works. He stands over six feet tall and weighs 230 pounds.

Fred A. Hofer Locust Street Warren George Haehn Burgess L. E. Chapman East Side Hoefer Hammond Iron Works

Quality fabrics and dress materials offered in sale

Textile ad lists 25¢ gingham at 32 inches wide in fancy plaids and checks. Princess Slips made from satin in pastel shades available at 1% extra. 49c pongee silk, 36 inches wide in natural, blue and goose for dresses, slips, draperies. Extra Special per yard.

Classified Ad Readiness for Evening House Work

Middle aged woman seeks house work position with daytime availability and able to return home nights. Phone number 831-7 provided. Ad appears in a classified column with reference A-10-3t.

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Work of Volunteers of America Tre Bi-Y Chub Schuman-Heink Dane Kay, Richards and Co New York Stock Exchange Newme Warren Savings Bank Clore New Haven New York Centre Northern Pacific Phillips Pete Packerd Motor Pan Amer Pete Patino Pure Radio Corp Reading Republic Iron and Westinghouse Electric White Motors Woolworth Clarence D. Chamberlin Atlantic Princess Kayser’s Kayser Marvel Ray Johnson Brothers Chamberlin
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