The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 3

l' 1 THE WILKES BAKKE RECORD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1927 Three ti Tailleurs to Be Popular in Sprinr THESPIANS GIVE TROOPER'S WIDOW GUNMEN PLEAD GUILTY AT TOWANDA of burglar tools and nltro glycerin wore found In their A few nights previously the men had held up ix Towanda jitney driver and his passenger and forced them to ride to Newark. N. robbing and releasing them. vis.t jail hero since the latter part of Doccmber when committed several holdups and car thefts in this section, pleaded guilty to-day snd wore sentenced by Judge Charles M. Culver to tho Eastern Penitentiary for terms abrogating not loss man forty-two y-iars and not more than eight' -four veais and ordered to pay fines of Tim trio, Charles ftosen, IMwnrd Carroll and (Scnrgo Wilson, wero arrested by Stato police.

A. full set KOWING SECOND PRESENTS I Three New York Desperadoes Are Given Stiff Sentences Colvln, Jessie Bone, Lillian Ellsworth, William Learch and Leonard Parklmrst. Both plavs wero directed by Miss Myfanwv Williams. Death of Kingston Woman Mrs. Ignatius Paskavusc, aged 43, of 11 North Valnut street, Kingston, died yesterday mornlnjj In General Hospital, of complications.

Deceased is survived by her husband and the tollowinir children: Doles, Anna, Helen, (iaslmer, and Mary, also a sister. Airs. Vincent Tanulpnls, of Plains, a brother, Mathew, of DEMOSTHENES' LUNCH ROOM Mr. Demosthenes, of Athens, had opened a restaurant In Liondon. tfn like tho Greek orator, he speaks but seldom.

-wiw- Towanda, Jan. 24 UP) Three allegred New York City g-mmen, In Memorial Church Players Win Fresh Dramatic Laurels in St. Stephen's Auditorium Seeks Compensation for the Death of Her Husband Injured in Motor Crash imma. The funeral will bo held from the family home on Thursday mom hit" with a high mass of requiem In St. Marys Church.

Kingston at II and Interment In the church come tcrv at Prlngle. Scout Inspection South Main Street Armory Wednesday Evening This Week's Specials From Our Men's Furnishing Section Cured His Rupture 1 whs badly ruptured while liftintf trunk I years Hiffo. suid my only hope oP euro wuu hii operation. Ti'UsyeH did mo no good. FlnulJ.v i irot hold of FioiiietninK that quickly and completely cured nu.

learshave puaacd and tho rupturo 1mm never re-tuniod, although 1 um dolnjc hard work us. carpnntnr. Thcro whs no A delightful evening's entertainment was provided In Stephen's auditorium last nljrht by the Thespians of Memorial Presbyterian Church, who produced for the socond time this season "The Forfeit," a melodrama by T. U. Itottcrs, and "The Trystlmr Place," a larce by lloolh Tarkington.

Tho plays were Riven with greater ease and more polish than when theV were offered for the first time in the Sunday school room of Memorial Presbyterian church on North strest a few months ago. The superior tains facilities of St. Stephen's auditorium for presenting amateur productions consldetably enhanced tho work of tho playcru in last night's performance. cast that presented The included Arthur W. Kuschkc, operation, no lost lime, no trouble.

ltuvo nothing to noil, hut will bIvo full inforniMtiou about how you may find a eomultfl euro without operation, If you wriiii mo. Hugcne M. 1'ullen. Car-penter, 4 i 4 N. MurcellUH Avenue, Ma namiuuri, N.

J. Hotter cut out thla notice and flhuw It to any others who are ruptured you may Bttve a life or at leant stop tho misery of rupturo una wio worry and danger of an opor- a Lion. Testimony in five cu3e3 in compensation was taken by Ilefcreo Asa 10. 'Lewis ot Stato Workmen's Cum-pensatlon Bureau- in his in Coal Exchange building; yesterday. Mrs.

Margaret U. ilaidliall oC 3S Kast Fourth street, Wyoming, presented a claim for compensation for the death of tier huHband, John D. Martial), a member oC Troop Pennsylvania State Police, who was injured on February 11, 1925 and died on September 27, 192G. The defendant in the case is the Department ot the Attorney General at Harrisburg. Mertt.

Marshall was fatally injured while riding in a motor car in the discharge ot his duties. Continental Casualty made a petition to modify the compensation bcinff to Walter Davis, 29 Church street, on the jrround that Davis was bein--? paid compensation lor complete disability and the company alleges that his earnjpg power 1ms increased. It is contended them that for (his reason the compensation should be decreased. Anthony Omeleckl of State hospital, Nanticoke, also made the Department of the Attorney General of Hari'ishui'K defendent in another ease when he presented a claim for compensation. Omeleckl was thrown from a horse, and suflered a hernia while in the service of 109th Field A claim petition was filed by Mrs.

Jennie Benjamin. til 1 a Madison street, against Lehigh A alley Rail- i Robert Schnllcr, Martha Nchallet, Catherine and 'Henry Acklcy. Members o( "The Trusting Place' cast were Mao Hunter. Robert SAYS FRIENDS NOTICE A BIG IF YOU HAD A NECK A8 LONQA8 THIS FELLOW CHANGE IN HER AND HAD SORE THROAT The tailored suit will be popular this spring. Above, sketched left, is a tailleur of black velvet.

Right, one of the mannish suitings worn by Anna Q. Nilsson. 15 Off All Men's Gloves For pre-inventory elegance our entire stock of gloves is included in this great 1-week sale. 15 Off Wool Hose and Golf Hose Take your choice of hundreds of plain colored or fancy effects. Interwoven hose only, excluded.

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21 W). rood Co. Biie was miured while hoarding a train on January 8, 1920 when a cinder blew Into her eve destroying her sight in that eve. James IT. Shaw of 76 Church street, Pittston, presented a claim petition aprainst Lehlsh Valley Kail-road for injuries suffered when Shaw flipped on the ice on December 14, 3 023 and received a contusion to the left foot.

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Mrs. Mc-Andrew is survived oy the following children: Alichael, Dominick, John, Mrs. John Mayock, Mrs. Anthony AlcCann. Mrs.

Harry Sehoonover, Anna, all of Avoca, and Owen, of J.os Anpreles, also thirty-six grandchildren and six great grandchildren, Tho funeral will be held from the family home on Tmirsday morning with a high mass of requiem in St. Marys Church and interment In tho church cemetery. RANCH DANCE PASSING Tho ranch dance, onco the main social event of the Texas cowboy, is passing. Motor cars make it possible- for the cow-hustling gentry to seek diversion in cities. home and it i.s a pleasure to recommend such a lrs.

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I couldn't stand any noise and the least thing would exclto me. had terribly painful cramps In my legs. A short, tlmo ugo I had all my teeth extracted and they claimed that my teeth had been polHonlna; my system. COLDS Bays tula of KONDON'S. If it doca utilmw mnlti worth fir tlmta the coal.

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