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. mx\i<>, ID::;-' Tl'KSDAV. 1>KC. 10. VXX THE A B V A JT C E - N* E W S PAOE FFV» »in*s Free Academy will present th:* 'ednesday evening hi Auditorium «t three- comedy. \Tiger roceeds of the plrfy between the Acad- il Merchants Asso- several weeks the working daily on re- e play which prom- of the outstanding nations of the cui- excellent personnel :ted for the east xlly will bring lort'a ? phase of the vehi- ants are s\ipj>oru«u£ Uie venture and horouuh canvass oi seat Ion with ticker S Kelly, chairmarr. the promotional or- Salvation Army Fete Saturday Christmas Festival Being Plan- ned for the Children* at 7.30. Notre Dame Events Are Announced Rt. Rev. Monsig-nor P. S. Gar- rand to Officiate at Mid- night Mass Xmas Eve. oman ig Story Wild Malay anions slinking. lalay natives and lan-starved white oot in which Carole on picture actress, n \White Worna^' nount picture, eom- he Strand Theatre. Stuart Walker, well director and pic- ture also features ton, Charles Bick- ior. Percy Kilbride, ge player, Charles Noble Johnson, one leading colored ac- society. the victim s?i]>. Carole seeks « itertainer in a ques- dive. Coveted Iry s.e overloard of the ?companies him to x>at. far in the * Ins home and traTl- this \last stop only white wonwyi JS of broken rene- to the brutal ruler, ights with all her cts to redeem Ke^t. handsome member band. angf* romance tye- -. white woman and as lost his soul in the damned, far •tance of the sto??*- ased on a play by R3ine and Frank rtlegger is finally shiess. but I do sjrt ill be a menace for hibition there were esters. Men were y jnst taxer. Wan •s for liquor there ?ntive to patronise doreorer. moderate with a control of redace the oi>por- at profits. That be- is not lately tbat will care to keep ;ines*. They ***! for easy money. trombie has hern -ceaMe law wa== ft«- vcwiHing people. as fceen w^ped <* ks I too* for the f the evils wbiefc. The Solvation Army Christmas Tree Entertainment will be held Saturday evening at 7::!u P M. in the Army Hall for the poor child- ren. The program will be: Opening song. Prayer. Scripture reading. A Welcome, by Gloria dla- dle: Scaring Santa, by Iva May Pratt: A Wish, Junior Jaques: Wise Santa Claus. Eleanor (Iladle: Ted's Stocking, Charles Roach: Song, by the school: Buying Christ- mas presents, Arlene Heagle: A Song Santa Claus. Ivan Fulford: A Recitation, Envy. Earl Roach; A Surprise Secret, Winifred Uladle: A Dialogue, \Molly's Christmas,** by eight scholars: A Spanish Gui- tar solo. William Seeleyj Over- heard At Christmas, Evelyn Ful- ford: I Wish I Was a Utile Girl. Howard Roach: A Trick on Santa. Janet (Jladle: A Christinas Tele- phone, George Pearson: \Silent' Xight.\ by Six Girls, motion song: • My Gifts. Ivan Fulford: Telling Santa Claus What to Bring. Eu- gene Whitney and Eleanor Gladle: For One Brief Starry Night, Mabel Pratt: A Song. **Away in the Man- ger/* Evelyn Fulford: A Christmas Tableau, by Six Adults: The Finest Tree. Virginia Gladle: Jennie's Plan. Luella Heagle: Soug. by the whole school: A Puzzler. James Heagle: Joes Stocking and Mine. Alberta Gladle: Duet. Mrs. Fulford and Mrs. Prebble: If Santa Was Pa, Christinne Gladle: *Twas the Day After Christinas. Doris Walier: A Dialogue. \Christinas As You Like It*': Guitar Selection, William Seeley. The above program will be in charge of Y. P. Sergt. Major and Mrs. John Pearson. Announcements for the week made at Notre Dame church: Monday, December IS. at ?:30 ai. m. Anniversary Mass for Mrs. Peter Simard Hebert. Tuesday. December 19. at 7:U0 p. m.. exercises in honor of St. Anthony. Choir rehearsal immedi- ately after the exercises. Wednesday. December 20. first Ember day. fast day and a day of abstinence. At 3 p. m. hour's in- struction for the public school children. Thursday. December 21. Feast of •St. Thomas, the Apostle. Masses at rt:3u and 7:20. Friday. December 22, second Em- ber day, fast day and a day of ab- stinence. Masses at t>:30 and 7:30. At 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Saturday. December 23. third Ember day. fast day and a day of abstinence. At 7:30. high mass for William Countryman. At 3 and 7:30 p. ni. Confessions. Sunday. December 24. fourth Sunday in Advent. 'Masses at 5:30. 7:00. S:30 and 10:30. Catechism for the public school children after Many Cars Ditched By Iced Roads Rain which began early Sunday evening converted the walks ami roads into glare ice and made mo- toring extremely difficult. Later in the night city employes drove ,atbout with a truck and scattered sand and crushed siorn* on the icy pavements. A few minor motor mis- baps were reported in the city while in the country a number of cars were reported in the ditch. Mas: At 2 p. in. toap- the S:30 tisms. Christmas Day. December 2 r », Midnight Mass sharp at 12 o'clock. Celebrant and preacher, Rt. Rev. P. S. Garand. The large choir has prepared a fine musical program for this high Mass. There will be a Communion CANTON. Dec. IS—Hundreds of motorists were stranded on the roads leading out of Canton Sun- day night. A sleet storm which leveled off the snow and quickly formed into a slippery covering of ice in the five above zero temperature, made traveling impossible and forced more than 6o cars into ditches on xhe Potsdam-Canton road alone. Other roads leading into Canton were reported as dotted with ditch- ed cars. One of the last motorists to trav- el the road from Canton to Pots- dam said that destpite the numer- ous autos which had skidded from the road, no one had been injured and that at that time everyone was able to reach a neighboring farm- house for S'heher. ,. Six cars were stranded on the top of a hill two and one-half miles from Potsdam while on a hill four miles from Canton a truck loaded .with four tons of Christmas trees had skidded sideways in the road, forcing motorists who were able to proceed to drive far off the road. Tow trucks were unable to reach the stranded cars late Sunday Prescott Man Ends His Life In Shed Sunday William Peterson. 60. a resident of Prescott. hanged himself in a shed near his home on Water street in that town Sunday after- noon. The body was discovered at 6 p. m. Coroner C. F. McPherson was notified and authorized the re- moval of the body to an undertak- er's establishment. An inquest will be conducted. It was stated that Peterson was despondent. He was at one time a patient in the Brockvrlle hospital for insane it was said. His wife and two daugh- ters survive. JAMES CARROLL BURIED The Sineral of Sanies Carroll was held from his late home on Lafay- ette street yesterday at S:30 a. m. and a half hour later at St Marys cathedral, where Rev. J. L. Plunk- ett celebrated a requiem mass. Burial was made in St. \Mary's cemetery. The pall bearers were B. L. Bronson. Hubert Northrup. Frank Meagan and Arthur Cole. Repainting Planned in 2 Schools Chairman Albert H. Cord-well of the houses and grounds committee of the board of education conferred with C. W. A. Director Arthur Flee- tham yesterday in regard to paint- ing projects at the Lincoln *-d Washington schools. This work will give eduploymexrt to a considerable force of jw inters for several weeks. It is expected that it will be start- ed during the holiday vacation and continue without interruption. The pupils will be transferred trom room to room while the painting is in progress and the school sched- ule wilt not be interfered with. The gymnasium will be repainted first during the holidays. FOREIGN West port. Ireland. — Disorders feared after police battle Blue Shins and arrest O'Dufi'y. Peiping.—Chinese leader pre- dicts a world war. starting in Or- ient. within eighteen months. '^CV «^^Et. V^B^. £*^^. V^Sb^^Kk V-'^O. '^*S* «^Bx Vr^a. *»r^0. «r^*6 TODAY'S WEATHER Ogdensburg and vicinity: Cloudy followed by rain in the afternoon or night. Mass immediately after the above J night and tire chains were of little during which Christmas Carols will help on the hard, slippery surface. be sung. { Morning Masses at 7:M0. SS'.O. and 10:*.. all low masses The! rallll KeSiaUrailt children will sing Christmas; hymns at the 10:30 Mass and also Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment which will follow. The people were requested to come to Confes- sion next Saturday at 3 and 7:30 p. m and receive Holy Commun- XMAS DANCE State Armory, Ogdensburg, N. Y. jft Monday Night, Dec. 25 ion twice, viz. Sunday morning and• at the Midnight Mass. Packages Was Burglarized The Palm resruurant conducted by George Sholette in t'he Has- brouck block on Ford street was entered by burglars Sunday night and between ?15 and $20 secured from a cash register, cigarette ma- f. ft Music By RED JACKETS\ Featuring HALSEY McPHEE BILL FARISEE and of envelopes for 1934 were di«rJ-j chlne amJ ^^ box whjch ww :, ul ed in the Priests vestry- rooM: broken op(n Th(? burs , ars eMered after all the masse*. throush a Trimico- in the rear ad<li- WhatGft can compare with a BULOVAI Tie \AMERICAN G«L ' Sale and Bingo Party Tonight tion. THREE PRISONERS RELEASED ^ ^ >%^ **V_v ^v \j5±-w -*\ ;-* Small, c/LnJer $OQ J5 8***l* OX At NlirSP^ Hnmpl J ° hn Masham *- S^ m <> n I-aFlairf Xll llUIM^ llUlIICiand Robert Mallette were placed! A Christmas sale and bingo junder arrest Saturday night. The{ party will be held in the auditor- j first two were charged with pub- j urn at the Nurses* Heme nndeTJlic intoxication and Mallette with; •\>• auspices of the Hepburn HosJthe same offense and disorderly! :»:tal alumnae beginning this even- conduct. Suspended judgment was ing at 7:30. There will be a large 1 given in each ca^e. variety of luncheon sets, all kinds 1 ( ' .: fancy work, laundry bags. em-{ broidered towels, children's stuffed !J iil11111 ^^ dolls, and numerous other article? j bpTUCe -— 1.000 Balsam which would make appropriate CHRISTMAS TREES yuletide gifts. All of these articles ; FREE DELIVERY— wiH be reasonably priced and the l FRESH CUT _.. p ERFEC T TREES sale should prove one of the mos^ Wholesale and Retail J I«fc«r laugks at I % 7 He always h*p Comfys frr ike wbolt famf*» r So tiny, so sturdy ond isfcod in Whcto or Gofd. Horn m 75 .PoP-lar dnring the holiday season. Phone 27a . w A door prize will be given. The. mmmmmmm bingo game will no doubt attract. many visitors aad all to attend are, assured of an interesting and pro- fitable evening. A tea room will be conducted and refresbments i served dnring the evening. The : public is cordially invited to at- tend. 211 Mansion Ave. H. L. McCarter \Souare Deal Jeweler\ FUNERAL ON SUNDAY The funeral of Mrs. Edward A. Yonnj? was held at her home on* Patterson street Scnday at 1 P- m. \ ^TTi^^ were eondacxed^byRev. 1 A. E. K^ny. pastor of theT^^^ti chaTrh. The body was placed inj the vaalt at tbe Ord^nsburg eers-' ( etery. The O. F. A. Dramatic Class ..presents— TIGER HOUSE\ Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings CITY HALL AUDITORIUM DECEMBER 19-20 8:15 P. M. AH Seats Reserved iSale tick*:* rnjst be exchang- ed before € p. m. en lay of per fy*na**ce. : Father k wise! He knows from that Leisure slippers by Daniel Green are al- ways successful gifts. They are smart and they wear longer because they are expertly fashioned of such fine fabrics. See the new colon in the spirit of Christmas, 1930. Women prefer them in rich satins and kids in colors as fay as gypsy skirts. Men and children Mfce dear old Comfys in felt and kid. * i BURKES' THE SLIPPED STOEE