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PAGE TWO T H E A 1) V A X C K - X K W S FhMDAV, NOV. in, 1 <);;:> The Advance-News is o daily tabloid newspaper published every weekday morn- 4tt* \Tcept Monday , by The Ogltasburg Advance Co., Inc., Ogcensburg, N. 7. Subscr otion Rates 10c Per Week (hntered at the Ogdensburg Postoflice as secondrClas* mail matter.) BLUE LAW OUT Another great victory, not so much noticed here, was the legali- zation of Sunday has*ball in Penn- syTvania. Connie Mack's team won't have to be broken up now, since it can play on the biggest money day of the week in its home town. *\*ore important, Pittsburghers and rhiladelphians can decide for them- *>elres whether to see baseball games on Sundays or not; Penn- sylvania Dutch farmers in the hills back of Gettysburg won't be able to tell them they can't. Yet a funny strain of prejudice remains in Pennsylvania's new lib- eral law. Sunday sports are legaliz- ed only between '2 and 6 P. M. How- ever, Pennsylvania has taken a considerable stiide forward. BONDS FOR RELIEF The State's 1 voters at Tuesday's election sanctioned the $C.0,oiH)0«>0 f relief bond issue. We are for relief of the needy, i:ut we think some other method of raising the money has to be found, and found soon. This unem- ployment problem is going to be a continuous one, prosperity or no prosi*erity. It is proved all the lime that the frank British peer, Lord Horder. is right when he says one person in ten is either too dull or too sickly to hold a job in the modern industrial system. Yet to bond ourselves year after year for relief—toorrow money on which we have to pay interest and which can never produce money earning—-will eventually eat us up. This may be the logical axle on which to revolve a managed currency; print paper money bear- j insr no interest for relief in bad | Can You Recall - - J Can you recall when Sidney you that after spend ins !i * ;ven '\T\^^*l«i-rir* £w-% minutes in the house of Cervantes,! JL/vC\**G 111 *lhe spirit' of that man commands} me to write and also to st-nd you a large photograph of the house Brown operated the flour mill onj ^^ ho liY€: , ^.,3.^3 Have j \Y. River street, prior to John Dor- visiled rcollls >vhere Christopher sey? His son, Ernest, who was an| rolumbUs }ived al the time of n < s j engineer at the State hospital?, dcaln |\j a> 00, 15«»C Attendance Is Reported Well! this remarkable and excep- [ j ego A great privi- de and excep-., ego E Brown bought a photo- ITHACA. N. Y., Nov. 9.—Snndav- tionally interesting story ot 5 4 - 1 : copy G f the place. The picture I Is: hool membership in rural church- years ago is brought to light by cend exp! .^ ses my esteem for you.! ** ' m B*iome county declined twen- Henry J. Parker, well known citi-; Vou wiJI tell \j r Edgar A. Newell | ty-f our percent since 1^00, «nd the aen and a former manager of the|'. t ^ been imp osr1ble to buy books j total membership of rural churches Ogdensburg City band. In I s5 * 3 l m ^e Eng':sh language, onlyjdeclined ten per cent, says Profes- Ernest Brown then in his 'teens ac-; VreiK . h and Spanish. In Burgos! sor Dwteht Sanderson of the New companied Prof. A. E. Dumouchel the . v ^.. wag born and our i ea ^ At ! Y ' Jr * ***** college of agriculture, on a trip abroad. As his name te Bordeaux wa* s*ck eig t day* had * wno recently completed a study of mentioned in the following letter ] three doctors! Am going to the ! ruraI ,ife in Broon,e county, winch this reference is. made to freshen p <our j a | f rom there to Madrid It • in * f v erar ways, he says, is fairly \ \ is a long ride from London here. I *>P iea! of otn6i ^th-central New '.but feel repaid. Tell Mr. Fred ! York counties. . , / * . 7. ^ Most country people in Broome Ives 1 have written him. Of course , . . .. - *««««, • county who attendetl church, he *&ve spent much ume l^TO; «„.*. ^o 10 t3i. ne.re.rt tamlei or grand music and visiting music ...... your recollection; NOV. £, IS So Hotel de France. 23—Teresa Gil—23, Yalladolid, Spain ,. . .. • . »open-country church, which is us- masters. If you write address to; „ 4 * .. •. . _ , . > , i uallv two or three miles from home. Mv l>ear Mr. Smith: —<Eugene : Rome, as do not know now long j mo thirds . ^ ... . . . , .^ -~«-. -«w *».*^ of the rural Smith, all his life in the *ook and .may be at Grenada ^ville, Lisbon L hurchj50inR . fam ilies attended ser- Stationery business here.) j Athens. Please think of me and y . ces - n places of , esg lhaQ 250 in I have been so naughty towards ™y respects to Mrs. Smith. J habitants. The<?e same families, he i A our friend, ; points out, go five to nine miles A. E. DUMOUCHEL. times, retire the stuff times.—New York News. in A 1933 SPECIAL! A New Deal In Ct'RIS MAS CARDS 50 FOR $1 JUST IMAGINE! Only Two Cents For Smart, Attractive Cards and Your Name Is Printed On Each One Ogdensburg Advance Co. Next JQ (Sty Market ^ t Phone 715 } .». — ,^..^w^ ^. j to j ne j ar g Pr villages and cities to good p - ^.-M:guel de Saavedra Cer-j ria j. e t i ie ; r purchases of groceries ? vantes, author of Don Quixote, en< j merchandise. I born in Aleala de Henares, Oct. 9. J Professor Sanderson says that 1547 (died April 2%. 161*», on the I the larger village centers- **are in- same day as Shakespeare!. He creasincrly ihe economic centers for was buried without any ceremony j their entire trade areas, including and no tombstone marks the spot, {many of the area> of the smaller Note. jviliacre and hamlet centers. Wheth- The framed picture of Cervantes jer with the influence of good roads home (14x17) together with the'and automobiles they will also be- * original copy of the above letter j come the .~ocral centers of their was presented to the writer on j areas, remains tx> be revealed in S;Aurday. That we experienced a| the future. It would seem probable, delightful surprise and humbly j however, that with more and bet- feel greatlv indebted to Mr. Henrv! w ni - h schools, more strongly J. Parker, he understands. The | Patronized open-countr>- families writer first became acquainted with thaT the SOCial inIerem? of future •Air. Dumouchel in 1ST9. but not ! ^^amns may more lately cen- until 1«U. when he succeeded ! ler ,n the torper ^ Ia ^ Hugh McCaffrey as manager and ; secretary of the City band and during the seventeen succeeding*! years was a fine friendship formed j and sustained. Mr. Dumouchel I Suburban population in Broome county—especrally the i>opulaiion of unincorporated villages, and in- cluding persons living in the coun- try who are not farming—has in- creased 22G per cent in the last was conductor and treasurer dur-| decade> lie rfports , whi i e city po 1K : ing most of this time and long be-; u i a tion has increased onlv 14 I*T- fore. It was the writer's close and Icent. long association that prompted Mr. j The complete report of Professor Parker to make the presentation. | Sanderson's study is given in bul- When the writer retired from the; letin P-53H. \Social and Economic management <but still remained a: Areas of Broome county, H2S.\ A player until disbandment) G. Ho-' Post card addressed to the office of mer Rodden. our lifetime friend, j publication, Roberts Hall, Ithaca, room-mate for four yea«rs and house j New York, will bring it. tenant for 2* years, sueceded as manager. Upon Mr. Rodden *s death, Henry J. Parker took over the work. Both of the latter gen- tlemen were non-musicians, but both loved music and devoted theni- 6:30—-Eddie Dooley 6:45—To Be Announced r:.<0—Myrt fc Marge 7:15—Just Plain F>';11 7:30—Music on Air 7:4j—Boake Carter, Talk >:uo—The Happy Bakers S:15—E(*win C. Hill S: 30—The March of Time 9:i*>— Irrin S. Cobb 9:1-5—Tommy McLaughlin *:3d—Football >l;ow a, ^ 1 10:«*0 —Olsen ic Johnson r> A T\ir\ *%r%r\r>T* A m>w- l i}: *° —Alexander Woollcott RADIO PROGRAM f ;i*:45-Dr Hans Luther —55 llroo—^Symphonic Strings i 11:15—X ews Broadcast selves without stint. Mr.s. Parker ! was a highly accomplished pianist, • studying for many years under old. experienced teachers, and * % e «r- mer manager attributes h V^ter- est in music to the clos^ical?ach- ing he received from her. cfi- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10 •NBC-WEAF NETWORK •>:•>—Tom Aiix, Sketch 5:4.1—The Wizard of Oz. Drama (*:*(* —D. : nner Concert $:->•—Irene B-as>>, Song* «:41—Bt-tty Bocp Frojx 7:<*^—Koxanne Wallace *c Qar. 7:55—BiHy Bachelor's Sketch 7:3f^ —Circu* Days. Serial Sitow 7:45—The Goldbergs. Se:ia: Act ^:<«»—Urea, it Cavaliers 5»:««*>—Fred ATlen and Hi* 4;ar,g ^:3*—Victor YOTIT?^** Or;he«t^a li*:*»>—The First X ghier li«:2f*—L*jir, 4k A'«ner*« 2>»c iab]*> 11 :«'^—Meyer Dav:* *r Orcie-Ta 11:5«*—Harry Sosnick. Or;hes:ra !-:'*<*—Ra-feh Ki:J*eTy. Bariton* 22:««5—T*d Weeni* *c i»:.h-s:r-s 12:2* —ri:Io< Mc*li:}tt> ^*:'hestra CBS WABC NETWORK 5:15—Jack ililK: * Orc^. 5:3*— Jack Arreirrosg 5:4*— Cam boy TOBB <:*#—B. Rapp OrcfcesC <:15—Bobby Bec«oa 11:2+—i<bam ione« Orch. 12:00—<;ien Gray Orch, ll':3<»—Leon Belasco 1:«H>—Dance Hou- NBC-WJZ NETWORK 5:15—c;arrigan Orches. j r»: 2» —Singing Lady ! 5:45—Orphan Annie €:<*<•—Henry King's Orchestra j «:3*—The Three X Sistet* i <:45—Lowell Thomas : 7;«VA—Amos 'n* Andy i 7:li—^TMree Musketeers j 7:3*—Potash and Perl«inner i *'* : * —iT^-ne Rich on Hollywood j S:t^—Sh»tta and OKeef^, Skit ! ^:45—Red Davis, Drama j *:**—phi) Harri* £ Ore****:* i j» : ^i-_p i:j Baker Show , ! l«f:n*—Band and Narrator jl'<:3*—Mario Coni, Sonc* j If: 4^—Floyd Gtbbow, Talk jll:\*— Tne Berri^ Bro*. 111 r 15—Stam of Aatns j 11:3*—fte*cie CaiMs' Or. j !?:•*— c*h Calloway Orrkestvm 1 r?:*#^T*xiBH> Lo»f Orca^tra
