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I 1 WtLVK NEW CASTLE NEWS, MONDAY, JUNfc 3. 1929. BIB INCREASE IN DRY YM.CA.ToTeadl Jordan State Game Farm i FINES IN PENNSYLVANIA To re Satisfactory (Special To The News) WASHINGTON, June 3. Fines Imposed federal courts of Pennsylvania. for prohibition violations approximately trebled, convi tions such increased nearly two and a hall times, and prohibition violation cases instituted in juich courts increased about fifty percent during the first six months of the present fiscal year as compared Vith the corresponding half year of jhe fiscal year of 1928, a report made public by the department of justice t'xiay During the first half of the present fiscal year, 1.005 prohibition violation cases were instituted in the ledcral courts of the State as against nly 720 such cases instituted in the irst half of the la fiscal year.

Convictions in such cases numbered and fines imposed by the federal 'Courts of Pennsylvania totaled in the first six months of this year compared with only 272 convictions and fine, of $54,185 by the a me courts during the first half of 4 he 1928 iiscal year. Unlike convictions and fines in Pennsylvania, convictions and fines he country over showed a decline during the 1 ix month of this vear. However, the cases of prohibition violation instituted in all the jederal courts of the nation m- prea.sed from 26,677 in the 1928 fiscal to 27515 cases for the same six month period of the present fiscal year. Beauties Use Mello-Glo Powder They would not be without new wonderful MELLO-GLO Face Powder because It prevents large pores stays on longer spreads more Smoothly and is famous for its purity. 3So irritation.

Never gives a pasty or iiaky look to the skin. Its new French process gives a youthful bloom and keeps ugly shine away. Try MELLO- GLO today! McKee's Kut Rate Store. Testimonial Dinner Plans Progressing Indications Are That Many Will Attend Farewell To Captain Craig Plans for the testimonial dinner to be held Friday evening. June 7.

in the Elk Home in honor of Captain M. L. Craig, officer in charge of the Reserve Officers work in this section for the past four years, arc now being completed. While the affair is being held under the auspices of Shenango Valley Chapter, Reserve Officers Association, it is designed as a public demonstration of appreciation on the part of all his friends here. Persons interested in attending should get in touch with John D.

Kennedy at the Savings and Trust Company at once, so that reservations may be made. The present indications are that a large number of his friends will be present. McBride Post To Meet This Evening Free Swimming Campaign Will Open At Local Institution On June 10 Harry L. McBride Post. No.

522. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold their semi-monthly meeting in the post rooms in the Legion Home Association Building ihis evening. A number of important business matters will come up for discussion and reports will be received from the mother's banquet and annual poppy sale. Plans will be furthered for the annual picnic for war veterans of the Western Pennsylvania district, which will be held at Cascade Park in Julv. In the neighborhood of 500 boys are expected to take advantage of the opportunity of learning how to swim in the Y.

M. C. annual Free Swimming Campaign, which will open at the local Y. pool on June 10. In past years, the New Castle Y.

M. C. A. has tried to get more boys interested in the campaign, and the registration has grown each year. This year is expected to prove no exception and a great many youths of the city who do not know how to swim are expected in the class.

The Y. M. C. A. realizes that half the pleasure of a boy's life is to learn how to swim and enjoy himself in cool refreshing waters.

If a boy does not learn how to swim when he has the opportunity, the possibility is that he will never learn later in life. No other sport is a beneficial from a health standpoint, as swimming. Swimming brings more muscles into play than most any other sport, and because of the deep breathing involved, it is unexcelled in stimulating and developing lung capacity. While taking instruction, the boys will be under the supervision of the most competent instructors in the city, who know and realize the needs of a real American boy. There is a coupon in this issue of The News which the boys can cut out and bring or send to the Y.

M. C. A. (From pws Bureau) (State Capital! HARRISBURG. June results are being obtained by the State Game commission of its Jordan game lann at New Castle R.

D. The site of this farm was acquired last year by the commission and immediately converted into a propagation center. Attendants at the farm have been receiving on an average of 250 pheasant eggs daily the commission here has been told. It was the intention Union High Seniors Hear Rev. McClnre Large Crowd At Presbyterian Church Where Baccalaureate Is Held THIRTY IN CLASS TO BE GRADUATED Receives Word Of Death UNION Meat Market Comer long Avenue and Jefferson Street.

Let Us Serve You With Quality Meats at Low Prices MINER IS KILLED BY FALL OF SLATE POMEROY, June Stewart. 60 a coal miner was killed by a fall of slate in the Dark Hollow mine of the Pittsburgh Coal company near here. FREE DELIVERY. VAN FLEET EAKIN Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes 113 E. Washington Street MARKET No Phones.

No Solicitors. SHOPPING BASKET JUST RIGHT FOR PACKING PICNIC LUNCHES 39c each Harry Bowen of Young street has received word of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Fannie Bowen, wife of Henry W. Bowen of 7029 Upland street. Homewood.

Pittsburgh, which occurred suddenly Friday evening at 10:10. Mrs. Bowen was attending commencement exercises at the Brentwood high school, when she was taken suddenly ill, dying an hour later. Funeral services will be held from the late home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the Homewood Baptist church. Mrs.

Bowen had been a visitor at the home of her nephew here, only a few weeks ago. Some boys go to college to study anatomy, and some hang around the corner drug store. Every Day A Bargain Day at MARKET Over 400,000 women and girls who were weak, nervous, rundown, and unable to do their work properly, have improved their health by taking Lydia E. Vegetable Compound. By accurate record, 98 out of every 100 report benefit.

You can be almost certain that it will help you too. i Lydia E. Vegetable Compound Thirty Union High school seniors who will be graduated next Thursday night heard of the value of a good name when the baccalaureate services i for their class occurred in the 'First Presbyterian church here Sunday evening. The church was filled to capacity with parents and friends of the seniors and members of the congregation. The pastor, Dr.

W. E. McClure was the speaker. For his subject he took "The Value of a Good Name." and chose his text from Proverbs 22:1. In his introduction.

Rev. McClure explained that some people live down through the ages with good names, and others with bad ones. He said that those with good reputations are exceedingly fortunate Through four ways he said a good name might be acquired, and these he said are first, wisdom; second, work; third, words, and fourth worship. Rev. McClure dwelt on each, saving in the end that without worship.

without confession in Christ, the good name striven for would never be acquired. In closing he urged each to keep their good names and pleaded for each to strive for an even better one. Last nights program follows Organ prelude "Overture to Migno Baccalaureate processional march led by Prof. R. Conway, principal and Miss Mildred Eppmger.

Hymn 480 Scripture: Book of Proverbs Hymn 486. Prayer. Anthem: "Still. Still With Thee." Offertory: "Song of India Hymn 105. Sermon by Dr.

McClure Recessional march. Benediction. of the officials to keep 4500 eggs at the Jordan game farm for hatching purposes and send about 12,000 eggs to the refuge keepers. The farm in Lawrence county was among the very first acquired by the game commission. About the same time as title was taken to the one near New Castle the commission also purchased a farm in Montgomery county.

These two tracts were purchased to follow out the plan for extensive propagation oi game throughout the state. Perelman To Sojourn To Honolulu is To Be Speaker At Regular Meeting Of Kiwanis On Wednesday "Honolulu As I Saw It" will be the subject of J. F. address when he retells the story of his recent western trip to members of the New Castle Kiwanis Club at the Elks Club on Wednesday, June 5, at 12:10 p. in With Mrs.

Perelman. the local jeweler visited this island city in February and March. At the meeting Wednesday he will recount his experiences while on that sojourn. "All Kiwanis may be observed by the local club the evening of June 24 At that lime the sessions of the annual convention of Kiwanis International will be on and it is hoped by International officers that ail Kiwanians join in a program on that night whether present at the convention or not. Another Truck Added to Service On the North Hill WHY? Our Because of our Quality ork, excellent service, reas our responsibility and reliability in every regard.

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Mrs. Wimer was a of Worth township and a member of the Zion Baptist church her husband Purvis Wimer siie leaves two daughters Mrs. Earl Badger and Mrs Levi Brooks of Yorth township, and three sons. Garth of Worth township, Hoyt of Franklin and Braden at home. She also leaves three sisters, Mrs.

John Cornelius of Grant City. Mrs James Kennedy of Portersville and Mrs. William Wrigiam of Salem. and twfo brothers. Ross Vogan of Oil City and Roy Yogan of Detroit The many friends extend since rest sympathy to the bereaved oner at this time.

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Russian Shadows 11 30 WPG. Atlantic City. A Rolfe and his orchestra Latin Awards At Senior High School Sene.his Romanus Medals Are Given I In Vergil Classes A nnou niad od a at the senior high school concerning the Senatus Romanus medals which are awarded to members of the class completing Vergil. The group ilus year comprises students who will not be graduated until next Januan since thev are half year ahead of the course in their Latin. The medal awardes have become an institution now in the Latin department and are much coveted by students enrolled in this subject who have intellectual The honor ccmes as a result oi high standing in serie.s of tests which have extended through the last six weeks of school.

This term the recognition of scholarly achievement goes to the following students Gold Medal Cum Laude Edith Cleaveland. Gold Filled Medal Magna Cum Laude -Ella Mae Johnson Siver Medals- Cum Laude Genevra Hazen, James Gardner. VOLTAGE SHOCKS LINEMAN TO DEATH ATHENS. junr 3. 11 Morris, 37 an electrical workman and lineman for the Southern Ohio Electric company was electrocuted near West Athens when he came with a switchboard carrying 2.300 volts He had been working on a concrete form back of the switchboard His widow and three children Leaves Front Door Open: Watches Taken Boys Steal Money From Merchants Coat Officers received a call to the Rosen store.

1207 Moravia stiect Saturday evening, to investigate a theft there. officers on their arrival found that Mr Rosen had cone the rear o. his meat market to get a chicken and while he did so. two boys had entered the store and $6 10 in cash from Mr Rosens coat Mr Rosen later reported that the boys had returned his money and that he. did not care to prosecute them When we see a spinach-fed baby apparently in a happy frame of mind we conclude that he's just learned that some mothers believe in raw cab- buge and cod liver oil -The Colum bus.

Ohio. St Journ James Simonetta, 331 Neal street, reported to the police Saturday, that five watches belonging to him had been stolen from his home during his absence. Detective John Young investigated and found watches had been, a coat of Mr Simonetta, which he lefT hanging in his home, when he went uptown to get a suit of clothes. Or. leaving his home.

Mr Simonetta had left the front door open and 'he thief or thieves had entered during his absence and taken the watches The theft occurred three lie ai'ernoon SLIPPERY ROCK GIRL HURT AT CONNEAUT Mv Ft he I McConnell of Slipperv Rock is recovering from injuries received at Conneaut Lake on Thursday. when she was thrown from the gorge at Conneaut lake Park She sustained a severe cut in her hand. Blowing own horn was a hallmark of the bore even before the invention oi' the saxapiione.