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NEW CASTLE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1927. SEVED Michigan Town Caught In Flood (Internationar News Service) March MARIE. streams len by swolrains have melting isolated snow and recent Pickford, miles the south village of Bridges today are five feet of here. water under destruction by being insatihreatened Pickford to today of the were north unable side to of Residents reach their business school. places and high In water as became stalled Automobiles they were driven across bridges.

Horses working up to their shoulders in in extricating the cars." were Others used are hopelessly mired in mud. There is no indication that the flood is subsiding. MT. HERMON Mr. and Mrs.

Mark McConnell were pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening, March 15, when their friends and neighbors gathered in of their sixteenth anniversary. The evening was spent in and in social chat. A dainty lunch was served by the following ladies: Mrs. Clara McConnell, Mrs. Rhoda Book, Mrs.

Anna Boak, Mrs. Bessie Dean, Mrs. Mae New Wonderful Face Powder If the face powder you now use does not stay on long enough to suit you-does 1 not keep that ugly shine away Indefinitely--does not make your. skin colorful like a peach--try this new wonderful special French Process Face Powder called MELLO-GLO. Remember the name MELLO-GLO.

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L. E. R. R. Dean and Mrs.

Golden Young. Later in the evening the honor couple were presented with a fiber rocker. R. R. Blair making the presentation speech.

The guests numbered sixty and were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Mark McConnell and children, Raymond, Clarence, Robert and Howard: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisz and daughter, Mary; Mr.

Mrs. Finley Weisz: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boak and children, Wilberta and James: Mrs. Clara McConnell and son.

Edgar; Mr. and Norma Book and daughter, Betty: Mr. and a Mrs. Anderson do Gibson; Mr. and Mrs.

Reed Blair: and Mrs. Chad. Dean and children, Wesley, Dick and Bob: Mr. and Mrs. George Dean and children, Thelma, Wendell, Merle, Leslie, Russell, Alfred; Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Young and children; John Earl, Raymond, James and Golden Ruth; Mrs. Florence Stevenson and sons. Ashley Floyd, Ben and Glen; Mrs. Croup and daughters, Elizabeth and Luna: Houk, Birdie Stevenson, and Anna Harlan.

Marshall Harlan, Milton Harlan, Harry Stevenson and Mr. Wm. Munnell and son, John. MT. HERMON NOTES Laurie Kildoo of Masury, Ohio, spent a few days with his brother, Samuel Kildoo, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Book and daughter Virginia Rose called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blair, Wednesday evening.

Miss Lenora White was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoner, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edith Gardner and daughter Elenor, Mrs.

Florence Stevenson and Glen, Frank Gibson, Stewart Hunt and Robert Stoner were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kildoo, Monday. Ashley Stevenson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Wright and family, Wednesday evening. DEFUNCT BANK OFFICIALS WILL FACE JURY SOON (International News Service) PITTSBURGH, Mar. 18. Organized labor in the Pittsburgh district today moved to insure early trial of the officials of the defunct Brotherhood Savings and Trust Company bank under indictconspiracy charges in connection with the Charles E.

Knapp "bargain bonds" deal. The Central Labor Council, representative of labor in this district, after a hectic session in more radical members advocated immediate legal action to bring Roland McCrady, president of the labor bank, J. L. Nelson and William Kelly, officers, to trial in the case, decided to send a representative to confer with District Attorney Samluel H. Gardner.

The laborites, stirred by published reports that charges against the bankers might be nolle prossed following Knapp's plea of no defense and subsequent sentence to to 3 years in the Western Penitentiary, are prepared to demand immediate action in the deal which wrecked the labor bank. The labor bank's loss in the Knapp bonds deal has been estimated at $150,000, and in indictments against the men involved it was charged that bank heads conspired with Knapp to purchase nearly a million dollars worth of paper for $340,000. Good Will Fliers Leave For Bahia (International News Service) RIO DE JANEIRO, March The United States army Good Will planes hopped off from here at 6:40 o'clock for Bahia. Tobacco growing in Manchuria, a comparatively new industry in that country, is rapidly gaining in importance. Manchurian tobacco is said to be of fine quality, and is will liked, not only by the Chinese.

but also by the Russians and Japanese. PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS ALL OVER FACE Was ashamed to be seen -simple remedy brought quick improvement Munden, Aug. a ago I began to be troubled with enlarged pores and blackheads. Then pimples developed, and even boils. My skin was very sore and in a terrible condition.

It was so disfigured and unsightly I was ashamed of it. I tried about everything to be had for pimples, bu' with no good results. I had hear Resinol Ointment and Soap so highly recommended for troubles like mine, I decided to try them. After one treatment there was a decided improvement, and the pimpics began to fade away. I advise everybody with skin troublo to try Resinol." (Signed) Miss Hazel Beasley.

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Eventually, music found its kindest patron in the church. There, too, the choir was best suited to express the deep religious feelings of the praying masses. Thus, evolved the church choir. Most the early music, before the days of virtuosos, instruments and orchestras, was written for four voices. There developed LWO distinct Vests 45c tailored or bodice top.

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THE NEWS, BY MAIL, ONE YEAR $5.00 Mill Wear Men's mill wear Shirts and Drawers, good quality flannels at money saving prices. Shirts, short sleeves, $1.19. Shirts, long sleeves, $1.29. Drawers, priced at $1.29. Boys' Sleepers for 85c One piece Pajamas for boys.

These are made of pongee. Colors: white. blue and tan. sizes 4 to 14 years, special 85c. schools of choral singing, the Italian and German.

But the foundation of both was still church music. In other words a capella singing. The first signs of departure from these established schools of choral singing, came from the gypsies, those nomadic tribes, which abound in Southern Russia, contributed not a little to the development of new forms of choral singing. And finally, Basile Kibalchich, conduetor of the Russian Symphonic Choir, which will appear here at the Franklin Junior High School Auditorium tonight began to conceive a choir as a human orchestra. From conception to realizaaltion is but a of constructive ability.

A Kibalchich benamatter gan to organize choirs. wherein each voice is given the same value as an instrument in a symphony Orchestra, and for which music is written as it is for a symphony The result is best described in the words of the New York Herald-Tribune. that "Each choir seems as memberndef the conductor's direction as instrumental players of a well drilled orchestra." To local music lovers it will be a revelation to hear this choir bring out in a remarkable program of classical and folk music Mr. Kibalchich's new ideas in choral THE singing. The One Big Attraction In New Castle Is The RUSSIAN SYMPHONIC CHOIR FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH AUDITORIUM, 8:15 P.

M. Religious, classic and folk music by an intensely thrilling VOCAL ORCHESTRA. TWENTY TWO VOICES, under the famous Basile Kibalchich, Conductor. Can you afford to miss them when 200 seats are available at the door for only $1.50 each? BOSTON TRANSCRIPT-'The beyond belief." JOHNSTOWN TRIBUNE- has such magnificent tonal NEW YORK WORLD as ten to." CUMBERLAND NEWS- "Its PITTSBURGH was as singing last evening was almost in the history of our fair city effect been experienced." cheerful to look at as it is to lis- superior will probably never be perfect singing as we to Auspices of Educational Art Society..