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INfcW GASILE NEWS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1927. ELLWOOD CITY NEWS To Gire News Items for The New Castle News In Ellwood City. CaJI Berenice Bell, Phone 207. Ellwood May Have Hotel Project Is Practically Assured At Board Of Directors Meeting ELLWOOD CITY, Jan. At a board of directors meeting yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, the hotel problem came up once again for considerable discussion.

The board planned for the Chamber of Commerce First Forum dinner which will take place in the near future as soon as a location can be secured. At this dinner the hotel project will be brought up, after which a referendum will be out to each member to vote on. A choice of location is going to prove a real problem, in event of the project going through, and active business men are already discussing suitable sites. Sunday School Head Presented With Gift Here ELLWOOD CITY. Jan 2 As a token of the high esteenr In which he is held among his associates in the Imanuel Reformed Sunday school George C.

Nicklas was presented with a fountain pen and pencil in the Sunday school re- i cently. The presentation was made by Henry C. Cresswell. Mr. Nicklas has been the head of the Immanuel Re- formed Sunday school for a number of years and was recently re-elected for the year 1927.

Veterans Auxiliary And Sons Have Meeting Many Applications For Membership Received At Meeting Last Night attend the Hour at the) Baptist church in their usual! droves. However there was a nice crowd, and Rev. Macgeorge provid-j ed the usual entertainments, and Virginia Kerr had charge of part of the program. It is hoped that the weather will be such next week that the usual 250 youngsters can attend the Hour. Longfellow may have started but Rev.

Macgeorge and his staff, are improving on it, with large crowds each week. Services Sunday In Local Churches LOCAL LODGE TO CONDUCT Many Notables To Assist On North Star School Dedication On February 12 Ranks of Movie Queens Produce Many Distinct Types Christian Church Near Top Membership News Of Churches In ELLWOOD CITY, Jan. The order of service in the First Presbyterian church for Sunday is as follows: church school at 9:45 a. morning worship at 11 a. at this time Dr.

Charles Crooks of; Siam will give an address. Vesper service at 4:45 p. m. Topic of mon "Depart From Young Society at 5:45 p. leader, Miss Geraldine Turner.

Rev. A. M. Stevenson, pastor. SLIPPERY ROCK COUNCIL MEETS ELLWOOD CITY, Jan 2 The Young council of the Slippery Rock Presbyterian church met last evening for their regular monthly session.

The meeting had a setback owing to the fact that the leader Philip Cole was ill and attend. However the members made tentative plans for giving a coasting party and Valentine party in February. Fifteen were present. DR. CROOKS SHOWS SLIDES AT CHURCH ELLWOOD CITY, Jan 2 The Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary met last evening in the lodge rooms In the Luxenberg hall for the purpose of installing officers who were absent from the installation meeting.

There was a good attendance and many applications for membership were received probably due to the banquet conducted some time ago, at which time a plea was made to continue the camp through the ages by continually augmenting with new members. Plans wer made for a dance to lake place in February. Committees were named for the celebration of Lincoln and Washington's birthdays. ELLWOOD CITY, Jan. Charles Crooks and Mrs.

Crooks brought two hours of pleasure to the members of the Slippery Rock church when they showed colored slides of their hospital in Siam and different views of the country surrounding. Many of these views Dr. Crooks had taken himself, which made the display doubly interesting. The same lecture will be given Sunday evening in the auditorium of the Bell Memorial church of this city. ELLWOOD CITY, Jan.

At a meeting of the program committee of the Fraternal Patriotic Americans at Frisco last evening. Plans were completed for the flag raising ceremonies at the dedication of the North Star school house on the Zelienople road. February 12, at 2 It is a policy with the lodge to present a flag to each new school building, and present some with appropriate ceremonies. The committee, composed of Jonathan Jacobs, chairman, A. J.

Howell, Thomas Fulmer and Chas. Jacobs met with Mrs. Levada Hoch, president of North Sewickley township school board, Mrs. Smith, vice- president and Mr. Wright a member, to confer on an outline of the ceremonies.

Word has been received from State Counsellor John Hisenroder of Pittsburgh that he will be present at the ceremonies, also several members of the Active Workers association of the Western district, An elaborate program is under way, the musical portion of which has been placed in the capable hands of Prof. O. E. Bartel. It is expected that County Superlntend- lent.

D. C. Lock of Beaver will i speak, also head of the local 1 schools, Supt. Roy Smith. Pole Burns On Harmony Line ELLWOOD CITY, Jan.

A slight delay in the interurban service on the Harmony line between Ellwood City and New Castle was caused by a high tension wire igniting one of the wooden poles near New Castle. The damage was quickly remedied however and the regular schedule resumed. BURTON McKEE IS DOING NICELY Rev. Scripture Speaks Of Sin Of Aro Discussed In Hoover Heights Tabernacle Service The largest attendance of the week was present last evening at the special services being held at the Hoover Heights Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary A Ili- a nee on Morris st reet. The new song books which were ordered a.r- rived yesterday and were used for the first time last evening.

Ail State Legislators In West Virginia Enter Into Recess West irginia State To ton Again In March vene By PP. F.STf LA A HA IntonxatloaaL News Staff CHARLESTON. W. Jan. 22, -Both houses of the West Virginia legislature stood recessed today until next Monday afternoon at.

2 when the last lap of the Here we have six well known feminine figures of the motion picture world, ail representing different types. Merna Kennedy, a newcomer, is distinctly an g-enue" type, petite and demure. Pola Negri is the ,0 winning iier place in the films with her seductiveness and fascination Mildred Harris, in her best pictures, represented the in- oma Centrai Preda MA0EL nocc.nt, unsophisticated anon Davies is the dashing, vivacious, appealing type. Edna Pnrviance might well be called the ambitious type. She showed this trait in rising from the crude comedies to such dramatic efforts as orna of Paris." Mabel Normand is the hoydenish tomboy bubbling over with impish tricks and Ellwood Loses First Game In Section Four JONATHAN JACOBS WILL INSTALL AT WAMPUM FRIDAY ELLWOOD CITY, Jan 2 Burton McKee son of Mr.

and Mrs. Loren McKee of the North Side, who sufered a fratured hip while coasting is doing nicely in the local hospital. The limb is in a cast. Blue And White Passers Are At Evans City 10-14 De- Fog Keeps Kiddies Home From Church ELLWOOD CITY, Jan. Owing to the dense fog which enveloped the city like a tent last night, the kiddies were unable to IMMANUEL REFORMED Rev.

Hugh Maxwell, pastor of the Immanuel Reformed church, of Eighth and Crescent ave- nues, announces services in his church Sunday as follows. Sunday the schooi at 10:00 a. m. Grades of all ages; morning worship at 11 a. m.

Topic of sermon "Can the World Reproduce at 2:00 p. m. members of the Junior Endeavor will meet; at 7:00 p. members of the Senior Endeavor CHRISTIAN CHURCH i will meet; evening service at 7:45 Order of service in the Christian I toPic oi sermon strangers are welcome. ELLWOOD CITY, Jan.

22 uty District State Counsellor of ajj Fraternal Patriotic Americans Jon-i at.han Jacobs will visit the pum lodge Friday evening for the I purpose of installing the 1927 officers of the lodge. church for Sunday in the Strand Theater is as follows: Bible school at 9:45 p. m. Morning service at 10:45 p. m.

topic of sermon The Top and How it Was Evening service at 7:45 w'ith special music. Topic of sermon Unto Rev. C. G. Huffer, pastor.

The mem- bers of the Christian church are beginning to near the top of their gigantic membership drive to clean up the new church debt with one drive. i Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Graham Brothers Trucks SALES and SERVICE Foster Brothers, I New Castle. Ellwood be. City. BELL MEMORIAL Order of worship in the Bell Memorial church Sunday is Sunday school at 9:46 a.

morning worship at 11.00 a. subject of sermon, Golden Rule At 6:00 p. the Intermediate Societies will meet. At 7:45 p. Rev.

and Mrs. Charles H. Crooks of Siam will be present and Dr. Crooks will exhibit interesting views of Siam. Rev.

J. A. King, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN An observance of Holy Communion will feature the morning church i service at the Trinity Lutheran church, at 10:45 a. m.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. at 6:45 p. m. the members of the Senior League and Light Brigade will meet. At 7:45 p.

Vesper service, topic of sermon, At this time there will be Holy Communion for those who could not be present in the morning. Rev. L. J. Baker, pastor.

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M. M. Girls will be entertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Alice Neuman on Glen avenue. HOSPITAL NOTES. ELLWOOD CITY, Jan Discharged yesterday.

Charles Burnside and Pete Funari of this city. METHODIST CHCRCH Service Sunday morning in Methodist Episcopal church opens with the Sunday school assembling at 9:45 a. at 11 a. morning worship, with a sermon by Rev. Jacob S.

Payton; at 6:45 p. members of the Epworth League will meet. Topic, Advancing on business. HAMPERS KLI ELLWOOD CITY, Jan. the Members of the Kampers Klub will be entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

J. W. Humphrey. ELLWOOD CITY. Jan 2 The Ellwood City high floor team lost their first game as members of Section IV.

of the W. P. I. A. L.

last night at Evans City by a score of 19 to 14, The New Castle team defeated Butler 28 to IS and the Lawrence County take the leadership in the circuit. The game was nip and tuck the entire way with both teams putting up a stubborn battle. Ripper and Heyl were the stars for Evans City with three baskets apiece. Clyde was the best bet for the locals. The lineup and summary: Evans Ellwood Kennedy Field goals: Schiavo 1 Ripper Heyl 3, Neal 1, Clyde 2, Lavate 1.

King 1, McMurdo 1, Johnston 1. Foul goals: Ellwood 3 out of Evans City 3 out of 8 Subs: Lavate, Johnston. Referee, Garrett. WHAT THEATER? ELLWOOD CITY, Jan. Where shall I go tonight? Majestic Theatre, Jack Holt in of the Adv.

Striking Message By Evangelist Startling Questions" Theme Of Sermon In First Baptist (Thurch ELLWOOD CITY David Hamilton of Fifth street adulterer, the drunkard and every other type of sinner has hope in this great salvation. is filled with people that forget and neglect God. What must you do to be lost? Nothing, absolutely nothing. Just fold your arms drift with the tide and you will spend eternity in the pits of hell from which there is no escape and no cessation of suffering. The third question was taken from First Peter 4: IK, the righteous scarcely be saved where shall the ungodly and the sinner The speaker showed that the Christian life was not an easy life, but one full of trials, conflicts, persecutions which would try the faith of every man.

will realize in eternity how nearly they came to being lost said the speaker, chance will there be for the ungodly inquired Mr. Morris the children of God are but scarcely The final question was i shall the end be of them that obey not. the gospel of (I Pet. 4:17. He challenged every unsaved person to ponder earnestly this startling question.

to the said the evangelist, inevitable end of the Christ ors is an endless state of torment in hell. Let none deceive you into thinking that this means annihilation as some would falsely said t.he preacher. Tu closing Mr. Morris gave an urgent appeal to the unsaved to repent of their sins and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior. Prayer was offered by Rev.

Emrys Thomas of the Emmanuel Baptist church. Sunday will be the last day of the campaign. During the Sunday school hour Mr. Morris wll give a gospel talk to the school. At 11 he will preach on Unequal At the farewell service in the evening at 7:30 his subject will be S.

O. Evangelist Morris has won the af- West lections and admiration of the people of Ney Castle by his deep sincerity, humility of spirit, fearless denunciation of sin, clear and forceful preaching of the gospel and his unquestined passion for souls. His meetings have been free from the discredit to much of the evangelism of the day. Trade Figures Reveal Gain For Month Of October (International News Service) WASHINGTON, Jan. between the principal nations of the world in October, 192 6 was greater than in any other month since March, 1926, though less than in October, 1925, according to figures just compiled by the statistical research division, Department Commerce.

Exports from the United. States, I totaled $455,600,000 against $448,700,000 in September and 600,000 in October, 1925. Exports from the United Kingdom were Germany 000; France $1 79,400, and Canada $131,500,000. For these showed: United Kingdom Germany France $148,100 and Canada $93.300. In October, 1925.

the figures were: United Kingdom Germany 000; France $193,800,000, and Canada 4 4,500,000. Thirteen of 18 principal trading nations showed increases in export trade and nine in imports from Sepi tember to October. Suit For Repairs Made To Building The case of L. A. Haug against George Karidis and Ellis Frank, partners and also as individuals is on trial before Judjie Hildebrand today.

It is one in which suit is brought for $1,602.68 being for repairs made on the Richardson block at the corner of Heaver and Washington streets. One of the points involved is a question: as to whether Karidis and Frank were partners. were delighted with them. The Hev. Scripture spoke on short session commences.

The flf- Pleasures of His text I teen day session adjourns on Tues- was taken from Hebrews March 15. rather to suffer affliction with the people of God, than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a sea- The speaker declared that there were certain pleasures in sin. If this were not true no one would serve sin. Rut by contrast he em-i phasized the great and many ad-j vantages of the pleasures of God. The pleasures of sin were dec la r- id to be of no value, they cost much i but when enjoyed their value ceasos.

They cost too much for what is received, nor will they stand the test. They furnish no comfort or strength in trial, sadness or sorrow. The pleasures of sin are short-lived, at best the thrill is; but for the moment. They always leave a sting behind and will not bear reflection for there is no pleasure in reviewing They do not wear well, the more often they are enjoyed the less enjoyment they give. They are expensive in money cost, in physical powers demanded and in shortening the life.

Compared with these are the pleasures of God. It is true the Christian suffers some here, but all people do, and the Christian has Christ with him and thus the sting of sorrow and trial is removed. Christianity has a great, value for it works. It gives much more than it costs and it will stand every test. Whatever our need is if we give God a chance He will help us in it.

Christian pleasures are eternal for his happiness is Internal, not depending on outward circumstances. They give cheer, courage, happiness and buoyancy. They bear reflection. They increase in joy-giving. Christ becomes more precious, the experience more dear.

They return great value on the investment, treasures are laid Tip in eternity, body is strengthened for the indwelling of the Iloly Spirit, intellect is sharpened to serve God and the will is strengthened to obey God. Moses chose, so must What i your choice? There a number who chose to go God. The most important business on next Monday's calendar will be the final vote on impeachment papers 1 against John C. Bond, former state auditor, which have been drawn up by the House Judiciary committee. final vote will be taken by the lower house at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon.

The Seriate yesterday unanimously passed a resolution Introduced by W. S. Hallahan, Kanawha, asking that an audit be made of the state compensation fund. The Senate al- i so unanimously passed a resolution protesting confirmation of Cyrus E. Woods on the Interstate Commerce commission.

i The report of the Biennial Budget committee was received and would conduct the state's business for the next two years on a budget smaller by 1 000,000 than the budget for the past two years, Both houses received the request of Gov. Howard M. Gore that the expenditure of $15,000,000 in road bonds be authorized and power of I the road commission be increaaecL Indian Chief Seeks Citizenship For American Indians Chief ak i a Indian lecture Nipo Strongheart of the nation of the American in Washington state in a at Bessemer High school vo u. were with Rebels Capture Red Cross Boat (International News Service) BLUEFIELDS. Nicaragua.

Jan. The motor boat Magnolia, flying the Red Cross flag and plying between Bluefields and Rama, has been captured by Liberals in the Escondido river. The boat was en- route to Rama to bring sick soldiers to Bluefields. 9 last night stated that the treatment of the Indian on the government reservation is unfair and that he hopes to bring before the people of the country such an influence that an amendment can be made to the present American Indian Citizenship law of 1 924 whereby the Indian may be granted unrestricted and complete citizenship. The chief said, that now citizenship merely means that he is taxed and given the right to vote.

The Indian is still a ward of the government and certain unscroupuloug agents use the ignorance of the men on the reservations for the advancement of his own selfish interests. Many cases can be cited where the red man is not given a fair amount for the product of his labors that must be delivered to the agent, also the prices charged for supplies that he must buy at the store are often doubled, he said. ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS, NOTICE Power will be off between 12:30 and 1:30 p. m. on Sunday, Jan.

23, 192 7, to make repairs. This will affect only the Butler road, the Eastbrook road, Harlansburg road and Shenango township below East New Castle. PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. With New Castle I Sunshine Kensington Members of the Sunshine Kensington will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Ware, Croton avenue.

First National Bank of Lawrence County AT NEW CASTLE, PA. Capital, Surplus and Profits $2,400,000.00 Resources Over $10,000,000.00 Startling the subject of a was striking sermon was In Bakerstown, yesterday given last night at the First Baptist liane OFTEN Those who join the Christmas Club, grow rich by the steady process of economizing are generally the ones you sec banking their savings here often. Join now for 1027. LAWRENCE SAVINGS TRUST CO. At 7:45 p.

Rev. Craw-j ford will preach on Only Hopei of the World." Rev. W. L. Craw-! pastor.

SLIPPERY ROCK CHURCH Services in the Slippery Rock1 Presbyterian church open with school at 10:00 a. service at 11:00 a. subject of Mohammed, short talk by Joe Mentzer, as missionary part of the program. Pastor's subject for Rev. Paul Elliott, pastor.

STORK NEWS. ELLWOOD CITY, Jan 2 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor of Wayne avenue yesterday a daughter. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Averill of North street a daughter yesterday. Prof. Earl Davis of Wayne avenue is spending the day in Pittsburgh. Edward Mackasek of Ninth street leaves Sunday night for Philadelphia on a business trip.

Harry Donaldson of fourth ward is spending the day in Pittsburgh oil business. J. A. Evans of Crescent avenue motored to New Castle ytsterday. by Evangelist Mel Morris.

The speaker selected four questions from the Bible which confront every sinner. The first question was shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world and lose his own (Mark Mr. Morris said in part: question was asked by the Lord Jesus himself. No one had a better right to ask it for He has an estimate of the rela- Ted Evans of the Pittsburgh Clr-1tive value of the world and of a cle has returned from a trip to soul possessed by no other Charleston, W. Va.

i person. Jesus Christ was associated C. F. Imhoff of Pittsburgh was a the Father in the creation of business visitor in Ellwood City yes- world. Jesus Christ likewise terday.

has a true sense of the value of a BAPTIST CHURCH Order of service at the First Bap- tist church for Sunday begins with ft Sunday school at 9:30 a. pi preaching by the pastor at 11 a. ifj; m. Evening service at 7:45 p. m.

1 Rev. C. W. Macgeorge, pastor. FORTNIGHT CLUB ELLWOOD CITY, Jan.

Members of the Fortnight Club and their husbands are being enter- tained Monday evening at the home Mr. and Beach wood Mrs. Myron boulevard. Gelbach on Mrs. Harry Reddig and Miss Reddig of Waynesboro, who have been guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Mumma of Crescent avenue, returned today to Des Moines, where Miss Reddig will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reddig or that. city.

Mrs. Gwendolyn M. Dugan of fourth street has as a house guest her brother, David Reese, of Warren, O. ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS, NOTICE Power will be off between 12:30 and 1:30 p. m.

on Sunday, Jan. 23, 1927. to make repairs. This will affect only the Butler road, the Eastbrook road, Harlansburg road and Shenango township below East New Castle. PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO.

human soul, for it was He who re- (iemed the souls of men by llis own precious blood. On cross He poured out His soul unto death that our souls might be saved from eternal death. Therefore Christ can speak with authority and He says that one soul is of more value than the whole world. shall we escape if we neglect was the second startling question dealt with by the evangelist. Of it.

among other things he said: is a question without an answer. No man can answer this question, for there is no possible escape. There is but one way to be saved and that is through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. It is a salvation so great that the vilest sinner can be saved The murderer, the harlot, the Verdict Returned In Plaintiffs Favor In the case of Charles M. McKim against E.

R. Koch, the. jury returned a verdict for the full amount of claim, $1 67.76. The case was one in which the plaintiff had Isold a gas engine to the defendant. I The defendant claimed that he I could not get it started, but the plaintiff showed that when a man who understood gas engines, took he started it without trouble.

Koch took the engine back to a I railway station. McKim refused to accept it. claiming that it was alright. it was finally sold for storage, and McKim brought suit to recover the amount due on the engine. Sentence Court To Be Held On Monday Judge Hildebrand announced this morning that sentence court would be held on Monday morning.

This is to take care of some cases that were held over from last term of quarter sessions and also some cases in which pleas are to be i n- tired accordin'! to J. Elder Bryan. WIDOW DIES iInternational News SCRANTON, Jan. a hemorrhage of the brain last Saturday from which she never regained consciousness, Mrs. Margaret Brehl Gunster, 75.

widow of the late Frederick Gunster, first district attorney of Lackawanna county and its president judge at the time of his death in 1902, died here today. firestone GUM DIPPED TIRES Are Giving Miles Per KEYSTONE AUTO COMPANY, Phono 1393 424 Croton Avenue 1396 CATCHY VETERANS of FOREIGN WARS A GREAT MUSIC Presents COMEDY MBO A Snappy Salad of Entertainment with Fiondi Dressing SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th AND 28th TODDLE TOWN DANCERS AT 8:15 M. Riserve seat opens Monday, January iMtti at a. Love Me gown Drug corner mill and Washington Main Floor $1.00, Balcony and Gallery BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES SCENERY.