The Titusville Herald from Titusville, Pennsylvania • Page 7

TUESPAY MORNING T1TUSVILLE HERAL0 Tender Skins Need Cuticura Soap And CutScura Ointment. Thevdoniuch to ctear the face aud hands of sunburn heat rashes and summer eczemas and keep the skin soft and dear under conditions of exposure. tj 1U1L Address: SIT. 4S.1UU," SoW Soap25c. Ointment and 50c.

Talcuaa 2Se Cuticura Products Are Reliable WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Reid How Mrs. Walsh Was Helped by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Mannington, "I took Compound when having THREEYOIJTHS CAUGHT AFTER BREAKING JAIL Two Boys Only 13 and One 16 Saw Way Out, With Outside Assistance. SENTENCES PASSED ON MANY years. I would get a little better, then I broke down again.

It would be hard for me to describe how I was, for I was a perfect wreck. I suffered a pain in my left side, then I would have numb spells and I would think I couldn't live. I would have hot flashes, then would come weak spells. I was so weak I would think I couldn't- ever get a meal ready. My work was a burden to me 1 was not able to do my housework half of the time A friend: advised me to 7 Knkham'S Vegetable lt has ven me strength and health.

The hot flashes left me Ld nmribS 11 That Bummer I could do my house work and worked the garden a good bit. 1 tell ail sick women what your wonderful medicine did for me, and will always en was 0 1 Marion County and still live in it. I am known lghbors and yon can pub- this statement because it is true OHK No.l, 36, Manmngton, West Virginia. The Herald's Want Ads. bring guick results, and'the cost is normal.

to the MEADVILLE, July boys, two of them 13 and the other 16, sawec? tneir way out of Crawford county jail during Monday night, but their freedom was short-lived. Sheriff P. D. Cutshall got on their trail immediately after their escape was discovered and this afterrioon they were taken into custody by police at Shar- CQ. Sheriff Cutshall brought the boys back to the county jail tonight.

The fugitives were Theodore er and Harry Reed, aged 13, of Turtle Creek, aod Harry Fairbanks, aged 16, of Wilmerding. Werner and Reed were to come before Judge T. J. Prather in juvenile court this morning and Fairbanks was to appear in open court and enter a plea of guilty. The three boys and one other, who is QOW- out on bail, were arrested in Erie recently for the theft of a Chevrolet sedan at Wilmerding and a Maxwell sedan owned by the Yellow Cab company here.

They had not been locked in Individual cells, havlGg had the freedom of the corridor In front of their cells. Undoubtedly, some person or persons of unknown identity perpetrated the escape aod carried It into effect. Each window of the jail building is heavily barred and just inside the bars is a heavy steel screen. This screen is secured to the framework of the windows screws on the outside, in such a position that it would be impossible for anyone on the inside to remove them. All of these screws must have been loosened by someone outside the building.

B. Cutshall believes, while a used in sawing away one of the bars was either wielded by the person outside or furnished by The steel bars used in the windows of the juvenile department of the jail are of a softer and inferior grade than those used on the other windows of the building. It would have been a comparatively easy job to saw the bars wiih a sharp ihack-saw. The boys found it necessary to remove only one ofi the bars, providing an aperture about eight inches across through which they managed to make good their escape, taking with them several woolen blankets. I mast-report-to Chief of Police Daniel! Cornell.

JULY 8, 1924 SEVEN with that unsightly old wooden shingfe roof is co re-cover it vith Rex FLINTKOTE Strip Shingles Asphalt SUtc Surfaced thereby make your home bcauaful again, and increase its value. Titnsv31e Supply Co. Judge Pronounces Sentences. MEADV1LLE, T. J.

Prather today imposed sentences on the following persons who pleaded guilty before him: H. Eldrikin, who broke into an "Erie railroad freight car at Cambridge more than three years and not less than a year and a half in western penitentiary. XL S- Deets, possessing intoxicating and cost and confinement in the county jail until the fine is paid. Edward Murphy of Pittsburgh, driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated fine and cost and 30 days in jail. Defendant ordered to deliver his license plates co the sheriff.

John Williams of Morgaatown, W. Va. selling and possessing $200 fine and costs and 30 davs in jail. Al Marbaugh, JL D. 7, Meadviiie, driving a motor vehicle while fine and costs and 30 days in jail.

Defendant directed to deliver his license plates -to the sheriff Fred Stein, alias Fred who forged a check for fine and costs and 60 days in jail. Don Crannell of Meadviiie and Wilfred Gerbaix of Conneaut Lake, transporting intoxicating man fined $100 and costs. Crannell was sent to the Allegheny county workhouse for three months and "Gerbaix: to the county jail for three months. Reuben. Howard, colored, driving 'a motor vehicle while intoxicated and possessing fine and costs and one year in the workhouse.

Mary Patron of Meadviiie, charged with violating the, liquor directed to give $1,000 bail for her appearance at the next term of court, and in the meantime the judge will decide on the disposition of her case. Frank Leterman of Meadviiie, who stole an automobile and wrecked it in returning to town, wa sent back to jail to await disposition of his case. Arthur Curtis of Titusville, who was convicted at the May term of ing liquor, was sentenced to pay a fioe of $100 and costs and serve 60 days IQ jail. Later he was paroled for "a period of two years, during whicli time'he must not touch liquor and Severe Storm On Sunday MEADViLLE, July at the end another week, the third which has brought with it a severe storm, this section received its usual contribution of a severe and storm Sunday afternoon, which I passed around Meadviiie but com- jpletely inundated points west of the jcity. There were two distinct storms.

each of equal violence, one in the afternoon and one in the evening, and both reached the proportions of cloudbursts, accompanied by some wind, no such damage that could be of resulted as on the two pre- ivious week-ends, The Harmousburg and the Conneaut Lake district received most of the storm, while Linesviilc was also visited by the afternoon downpour Ne-ir Harmonsbarg water several inches deep stood in the roadways and fields for some time, tying up both automobile and trolley traffic. Trolley cars to the lake were held up or some time, one being stalled on the cross- north of the lake going towards i Chcese factory wid Aona Opal. Monday, June 23. Mr. and Mrs.

A. S. Webster are both on the sick list and do not gain as fast as their friends would like. Mrs. Anna L.

Teed went to Frank, lin, where she has employment, fo the summer. One hundred attended the Shaffer reunion held at the home of Fran' Walter Saturday June 2S. A splendid good time was enjoyed by all" The next reunion will be held June 23, 1925, at; the home of Edward Wanner on the pike near Meadviiie. Ernes Prather of Troy Center was elected president, Mrs. Kenneth Knoll of Warren vice president.

Miss Lydia Shaffer of Meadviiie secretary and treasurer. Relatives from TuusVille, Meadviiie! Erie, Akron. Youngtowu. Cochranton" Tovvnville, Warren and Troy Center were present. Mrs.

Sadie Oakes and Mrs. Hazel Turner entertained; the Ladies' Aid society at the uaU Wednesday. There will be a. general society 1 July 16. One evening recently there was miscellaneous shower given in hono of Mr.

and Mrs, Gerald Decker am' Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carpenter. )f friends here this week. A miscellaneous shower was given honor of Mr.

and Dema LI at the home of Mr. and Mr. De- six inches of in places, washing out the roads. Many autos were stalled At Couneaiu Lake Park water stood (in lite low streets several. inches deep and in some places flooded business Places, the crowds being unable to move about the water subsided North of Harmonsburs several farms suffered severely from the heavy downpour, which beat down small grain and washed out parts of nianv addition to highways.

IE HFTEfillUTO MEADVILLE. July 7 ames Cavnola, aged 17, residing in this city, died at 8:15 o'clock' tonisht from injuries received in an automo- bile accideni on the state road between Saegrertown and the Broadford bridge. John Aiola was driving an Overland sport touring car belonging to his father. Tony Aiola, and young Cavnola was asleep in the rear seat, A heavy fog prevailed and when Aioia lost control of the machine it crashed into a tree with terrific force, almost completely wrecking the car. Aioia emerged from the wreckage uninjured, but his companion was 111 such agony that little time was lost in getting him to the hospital.

His skull was fractured and he was injured internally. SHAFFER ANNUAL REUNION ATTENDED BY, 100 PERSONS BLACK ASH, to Mr. and Mrs. Oakley iJeed; a daughter. Miss Gladys Jamison is school at Edmboro.

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