The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NEWS STANDARD itfW JB9DAY, NOVBMBEK 4, 1937 IR COUPLE AT Mr, And Mrs. Denzil Are Honored By Friends Recently. Cumberland Township To Enter Volley Ball Meet First Game At Home Nov. 9 Against North Union High School By BETTY CALLAGKAN MEMACOLIN, Nov. -4--.

Cumberland township high school announced its intention to enter the A vcljey ball tournament. its first gam 0rl jj overa al Cumberland Another Honor for Dr. Butler By MRS. RALPH BLUE 2, Nov. an Mrs.

John Lint entertained a larg EUKiber of guests in their home on township high school Friday evening, in honor of their. Mr. Bonifield is the gym teacher Daughter and son-in-law, Mr, i coach of the volley ball team. Mrs. Denzii Young, whose marriage gj games will make up the pverr schedule, not yet completed'.

Cum- vas a re iberiand has always had fine The evening was passed games record in sports and conversation. football, basketball, and baseball Alarge number of beautiful and land the school hopes to add volley 1 sifts were presented the new- ball to its list. fc 0c hour In the past Cumberland has pro- sVved" to the! duced volley ball squads have never competed in any tournament such as the guests: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Daughters.

Man- Francis, Wilda and Btith; Mrs. James Kandford: Mrs. George Whetzell: Virgin' Mrs. Ellen Rohland; Sell? Darby: Miss Mildred Whet-' 'P- I. igave 1: principal, is consent J.

V. Ridenour the Caiua Parties Mrs. Hazel Carter Mrs. James Frankenoerry. I party, arriving at clock and Mrs Stull.

through a late hour. KeesemaiV Elva- Taylor. Harriett! Luncheon was served, prizes Simmons Mrs. Mary Nyswaner, awarded, and social hour enjoyed. STOCK MARKET SEEKS SUM OF $576 IN ACCIDENT SUIT NOON PEICES Allied Chemical Allied Stores itHx Allis Chalmers 42'4 American Can 86 American Car Foundry: American Smelting 51 A A'- 1 jSQ A i -N American Tobacco 71 4 Anaconda 2T.4 38 I B.

O. 12 Bendix Aviation 123I Bethlehem Steel 48 Canadian Pacific I Chesapeake Ohio i St. H4 Chrysler 68 Columbia Gas -8-'-s Consolidated Oil Continental Can 48 Curtis Wright 3-J General Electric 39 a -i General 39'i Du Pont -------118 Eastman Kodak Erie R. R- 8 J. L.

Raymond of Brownsville today filed suit against John W. Weiner of Washington, D. ior the recovery of $576.50 alleged damages caused when his father, Jacob Raymond, was said to have been fatally injured by the Weiner machine, Raymond. through Attorney David E. Bane, charged that Weiner had bwn driving recklessly when he struck the elder Raymond on the National highway near Trees inn on November 6, 1936.

The man died three days later in the Uniontown hospital of injuries received, Raymond charged. Raymond seeks compensation for the sum required to cover the hospital expenses and subsequent expenses occasioned by his father's death. Mr. Raymond, was a dependent, the plaintiff said. CARDALE MAN ON MOONSHINE CHARGE He Didn't Get a Scent for This Harbison Walker 24 i International Nickel 44''-4 jl.

T. 6 (Kennecott Carbonic 18U Ludlurn Steel -19 Mack Truck 22 McKeesdort Tinplate Miami Copper Missouri Pacific 2 1 -j Add.ii£ just n.o:«. to a long a.l!etU"r nireacy received, Dr. Nicholas Mu-rrsy Amv Ross Mrs. Esther Poy-j Winners Of the awards were: Anna Butler i above Turner.

Mrs. An- Koral and Valli. A Hackney. Mrs. Ola Arnold.

Attending: Doris Murphy, Caro- Corrine Mrs: Louis lyn Porter, Mary and Anne KoraJ, and Mrs. Robert Pearl (Ducky) Morofsky, Patricia ef Clarksville. jSleyin. Marie Agnes Callaghan. and Mr.

and Mrs. I. N. Young. Waynes- Freda Valli.

Mrs. Sara Kubus. Jefferson: At the.same time in another part Mr. and Mrs. David King, L-ester.

of another card partv- was Howard and Mr. and in session. The scene was the home Mrs. Harry Miller. Mr.

and Mrs. of Mrs. Gordon Wright, the time at Boiand Swink. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles! tight o'clock. Diversions were: and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard luncheon, social, and awarding of ing'the of the French -Lesion d'iiu'nncur he has just yecVivcU. Dr.

Butler, 75. is ijrc.sidc'nt uf Columbia Uni- versiiy -nnn live colleges, has received 20 honorary degrees, and (iecoi-ations from 12 foreign jjoverr.ments; has 15 books, and once Kcpublicsn vies presidential nominee. Federal agents'Wednesday arrested Ben Ermini, 43-year-old Cardale alien, in the act of delivering a live-gallon can of moonshine to a McClellandtown home which officers described as "Big Mary's place." Ermini was committed to the county jail last evening and removed to Pittsburgh today to Jpe charged with the federal violation. Officers confiscated the man's car Montgomery Ward 39'i and two other live-gaMon cans of Its head- uredged in a glass boltk-. this stnpcd skunk wandered disconsolately streets of Dcrry, a New Hampshire village," until George Grinnell bravely the r.nimal,-pulled the bottle 6fT.

pictured s'oove. The grateful ironed back into the woods, loaving.no appreciably mc-mento of his visit National Dairy National Distillers 22 National Power Light'. Nevv York Central 19 N. K. 2 7 i Northern Western--------193 Northern Pacific 12H Packard Penney 75 ri Pennsvlvania R.

R. 21 Pullman 29 Pure Oil 12r Radio 7 R. K. O. Reading R.

R. 24 H-epubiic Steel 1SU Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Standard Brands 9 Standard Gas Electric 5 Standard Oil of Cal. Standard Oil of N. 50's "shine." Ermini, officers said, managed to elude them last Friday, but was spotted yesterday en route to McClellandtown. Efforts will be made, officers indicated, to have Ermini removed from the'country as an undesirable to have an old offender.

ELECTION GAVE (Continued from Page One) corded the war veteran at Grove cemetery. DR. McCRACKEN Funeral services for DV. John C. aged 82, of, the Oak Members of the'Fayette County Association met at 1:30 at the Elackst-one building to march in a body 10 the Funeral Home.

The services were in charge of the Jtev; William Blake. Hindman. pastor of the First Presbyterian- ratisports'tion was furnished at most, active and best-known physi- the Funeral Home for the to cians in be the held at 2 o'cloek Friday afternoon. Burial in the Greenmont cemetery Waynesburg. MRS.

ELIZA C. HERRING Mrs. Eliza Collier Herring. 64 ried mayors in Hazleton and Pittston -and elected three school directors and two councilmen in the city of Wilkes-Barre. "In ourth lai-gest 'lint of Allison." Mr.

and Mrs. prizes to: Mrs, Peter Sharler EDENBORN MAN HURT Newell and daughters Betty Mrs. Clyde Reeves. Jane and Thelm of Merrit-tstown. Attending: Mrs.

Porte Medley. Emmett Callaghan. Mrs. Clyde Surprise Party IN FALL OF SLATE Studebaker county, we gained the prothono- Texas Corp. W.

A. The aged physician died at 2d A home yesterday morning after a prolonged illness. His health, has been failing for the past five years home of a daughter. Hoit. tary's seat and likewise gaaned T.

W. A. troi of the citv council Is Scrantoii, United Aircraft "Westmoreland county, another of United Corp. i Locals company early this morning. Western "Union 3 0 i Westinahouse Air Brake 26 'Mrs.

Cokey Discarra, Mrs. He was removed to the Uniontown -west inphouse Electric Morofsky, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gor-j hospital where he was treated for. Woolwortli check Florence-'-Shivinsky attended i a fracture of the left leg and abra-j His! largest, gave us two judges and the whole Democratic although his condition -was.

not-ser: i or lous until last Friday. Surviving Mr. McGrackezi are the Mrs. Mary McCracken, and Mrs. Charles Hill.

Wednesday, November 3, at 12:30 p. m. Death was attributed to a heart condition. of be held in the daughter at 1 o'clock Saturday, followed by additional services in the Bethel church at two children, Dr. J.

L. McCracken E1 ii ott5V 2 o'clock. Burial will and Mrs. Alice L. Strosnider, of Mrs.

Harold pleasant -surp'ri: Bjng. a number assembled in her home to. help celebrate her birthday. The evening was passed in a' sp- gial manner, after which dainty refreshments were served. the football game at Mount Pleas- sions of the back and neck.

Hall many mce, condition is regarded as good. gifts, with the best wishes of her, Carmichaels ny friends. Mr, and Mrs. Maslanka's) GETS MEDAL I home Saturday- HARRISBURG. Nov.

4--(UP)-- who, Helen Yesso entertained Billie. state commissioner John teaches in the Edenbarn Masont-own, Friday, Isnyder was recipient today of NEW YORK. Nov. spent the week-end visiting Alex Alexander visited; in Pa teur va i oir medal for his efforts! financial community is worried over -parents. Mr.

and Mrs. George town to extiicate four persons trapped in lie tax legislation ahead. It' wr t-V 1X1 to lli-C- ticket. We swept Payette county and one brother, S. E.

Me- surviving in addition to her hus- the first time broke the of Wellsburg, W. "Va. iband, Thomas N. Herring are seven Complete funeral arrangements sons and four Daughters:" Albert, of the Republican machine in the city of electing a city and a school director. "We defeated the notorious Houck i macliine in Schuylkill county by electing two Judges.

We also gained a judgeship in Centre county arid Long Island College Hospital. have not been made. Dr. McCz acken, a son of Joseph and Elizabeth Moss McCracken. was bom September 18, 1855, in Wash- Brownsville; Walter.

Alonzo, Dalton and Paul. Farmington; Woodrow. of Oscar. Point Marion: Mrs. Elizabeth' Holt.

Farming- ington county. He was graduated. ton; Mrs Grace siiger. Unionunvn: Personals one in Montour and Columbia counties. In Erie we won two city council setts and elected both alder- Brooklyn, N.

in 1880, and went to Cameron, IV. where he practiced for many years. Mrs. Zola Christie. Fairmont.

W. Mrs. Dorothy Albright. Pair- chance. Twenty grandchildren alsc men and two, school directors.

We From his early youth, he had been a devout member of th-s Mrs. Ronald Jaynes was taken to Mrs. Fred Strornan and tlie Uniontown hospital- Thursday. Miss Josephine Gallatin.of Bixwns- jjer friends nope she will be able to Ville. were Sunday guests of Mr.

return home well again soon. mother, Mrs. Delia John George. Junior Callaghan, called in Rices Landing at the home I U.IN-AU. wis, automobile in the Delaware canal i bv ord wj Presi LONG-LOST SISTER FOUND -Mrs.

Ellen Mr. and-Mrs. Lutellis Cummingsi 0 Mr. Sol and leister were recent Brownsville callers. a Mr.

and Mrs. Gcorgie Stoll's Cru- Henry, small son. of Mr.j Saturdav. Pittser. attended ft family she met he and Mrs, Louis Hager, who has been Doris Murphy visited her sister.) Bisters who had be.

improving. 1 Betty, who.is. a trained nurse i a 39 3ears. and Mrs. Blair Gaddis.

o'jchafleroi-hospital, recently. tjniontown, were guests on Sunday 'Rev. Father.Kress, newly ordained-! dent approved a tax bill which does (not include relaxation of the un- i distributed profits tax or the capital gains tax. The actual bill's contents are being closely guarded Washington, and Wall Street's worries may be in vain. If nothing i'is done in: this regard by Congress, rhe Street will be very- much dis- carried mayors.

and other officials in SunbUry and Corry." THE DEVELOPMENTS PHILADELPHIA. Nov. The smofee of battle cleared today in Pennsylvania's most unusual off- year municipal election and revealed the following important developments: Methodist Episcopal church and was a teacher in the Sunday school until ill health necessitated his resigning from this work. SPARKS KITES DRESSES ARE STOLEN FROM STORED AUTO A. G.

Kartub of Pittsburgh today notified police that his machine, stored in a Uniontown garaee this Funeral rites for James Ham- week had faeen robbed Qf 545" worlh mond Sparks, aged 85, who died of 36 to 18. I--Rejection of four of the Dem- i November 1, 1937, were Kartub said that. -he had been ratic sponsored constitutional at 3 o'clock this afternoon in staying at the Brehm home, East endments, including one to per- the family residence, 37 Shady National pike, where the robbery ocr; an mit enactment of a graduated income tax, 2--Defeat of Judge Harry E. AKMY BEAN IN SLUMP appointed. If they are relaxed, the Kalodnerf close', political associate market would have a good point in! of GQV George Earle, who of Mr.

and Rob-'Pittsburgh priest, has been SALEM. Ore. --(UP)-- Years favor a experts assert. sought term ert Gaddis. of Rev.

Paul limko this week, soldiers say, army on the Philadelphia Common. Pleas Mrs. John Slosarick was a recent i Father Kress performed services at sisted of "beans for. breakfast, beans usiness caller in. Fredericktown.

j-Mass Sunday. for-dinner, atid-beans for supper," Mr. "and Mrs. James Handfordj At a dinner for the faculty Tues-1 But today youths in CCC camps; i ias disappointing; One source 'and "'-daughter' and it announced that a two-; throughout the. country eat thej a there has been a reduction of James.

Mr. and Mrs. Rav. Handfordj day'vacation will be. given the pupils! same amount of salt as beans, which 30 per cent in demand for auto- financial, circles say CQurt benfch fey Mun i cipal Judg 3 reception to new automobiles Theodore Rosen while all other Lane, -The Rev.

William. Blake Hindman, of the First Presbyterian church, was in charge. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery, gation. occurred. All of the dresses were marked, he said.

are conducting an inv-esti- SEESE SERVICES Funeral services for Edgar Se'Sse, brother of Mrs. John Jankey, of Masontown, who Tuesday won. and son George, and Mrs. Louis-over Armistice Day. 'Jtinsell and son Bobby, were visitors in the home of Mr.7.

Mary. Luckey of Connellsvilic. Mr. and Mrs. John Bendis and eons Andrew and George, visited 5-elatives.

in Millsboro, recently. Miss Emma Grace Gaddis and Ralph Cooke. visited in the home Mr. and Mrs. Rex King of Blacks- 3--Election of 10 Democratic and jis only 3,275.000 pounds a year.

i mobiles as compared with a year 12 epublican niayors 22 cities. i'-aso this time. 'The stock market thp nf Former Baseball Star break has been a big influence in reducing purchases at this time. The new Federal Reserve rules Democratic candidates in the city morning, November 2, 137, in Morgantown, W. were held at 1:30 this-'''afternoon in the Sandy Hill church, near Brandonville, W.

Va. The Rev. C. C. Sollenberger was in charge and burial was in the including the re-election of Mayor Cornelius D.

Scully, Pittsburgh Democrat. church cemetery. 4--Republican victories i a i Mr, Seese was a former resident caster and' Lackawanria counties in jof Uniontown, leaving here 15 years specifying 50. per cent margins. i a and may orality contests, i ago.

Since then he had been living' RETURN TO WOKK PITTSBURGH. Nov. 175 carpenters ivhq struck on a construction job at the incompleted Irvin works of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel company, near returned, to work today. ELECTION RESULTS (Continued from Page Two) Roy Miner (D) 210 Sarah Moore (B) 93 164--257 John a Blum (Pv) ..161 57--218 TAX COLLECTOR Peter Sushock (D) 190 69--259 Prank Skinner (E) --191 123--314 ROAD SUPERVISOR O. Weaver (0) 192 68--260 W.

H. Rankin (H) 183 131--314 ASSESSOR Nelson R. King (D) 189 155--344 Leonard Russell (R) 189 AUDITOR Russell Morse. (D) 198 162--360 Russell Morse (R) 134 45--17S 'Vanderbilt borough results: BURGESS G. Strickler (D) 228 R.

Herbert (R) COUNCIL E. Lint (D) 223 P. Reed (D) --2 J-. Martin (D) 1S7 J. Randolph (D) 200 H.

Shallenberger (R) 97 R. Herbert (R) 91 S. Eeighley (R) 132 SCHOOL DIRECTOR (Six Years) R. McLaughlin (D) 216 B. L.

Means (D) 207 R. McLaughlin (R) 88 B. L. Means 88 (Two Years) W. Laird (D) 201 W.

Laird (R) S3 TAX COLLECTOR C. M. Dull (D) 213 C. -M. Dull (R) JUSTICE OF PEACE W.

Addis D) C. Miller (R) 73 AUDITOR J. W. Addis (D) 202 H. Clelland (R) 101 WASHINGTON TWP.

Washington knvnship primaries resulted in election contests in iSie local courts. But in the general election yesterday Andrew Ebenoch came through with: the election' as tax collector, running as an independent Republican. Results: SCHOOL DIRECTOR D. Rohland (DV 504 140 151--7S5 G. Hamilton 457 140 147--747 L.

Hough (R) 88 ,36 26--150 G. Hamilton (R) 89 29 30--148 TAX COLLECTOR G. Turick 213 ,74 100--387 H. D. Hough 63 35 20--iis A.

Ebenoch 351 75 60--486 Beer Garden Fight 'Following a fight in a Fairchance beer garden, Walter Crawford, aged 30. of Carson street, South Side, Pittsburgh, is in the Uniontown hospital for treatment of his injuries. Pah-chance Police Chief Bill Ruble investigated the case. FRIDAY From 1 to 5:30 MISS MARGUERITE will, present "Links Links" Fashion Knitwear Wriorht-Metzler's Guests over the week-end the home of Mr. Mrs.

Ralph included Mr. and Mn. L. Blue Brave, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Rush HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured man. 8 He was the most famous ball of his day. Answer to Previous Puzzle Prentss. W. Merle Phillips ac k.

and Miss Mae Ullom of Washing-! ton. Pa. I Mr. and Mrs. Leno Marconi and; sen Bobby of Predericktown, were; recent callers in the home of Mrf; and Mrs.

Prank Ozohonish. Miss Beth Hawk, Pleas-j ant, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs" Harry Hawk. Miss Ann Kepick of Brownsville. visited her parents.

Mr. and Pete Kepich. i Miss. Alma Greenlee of Clarks- was a recent guest in the home of Miss Roseann Burke. The revival services which are: being held in the Pitt Gass church.

are drawing large crowds. The i services are of the Joe Sabo. asisied by the Rev. O. L.

Fiesher of Decaiur, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and family have moved from this place to Washington, Pa. Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Bowser and son. of Pittsburgh, who were recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shumaker, have returned home.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pollock of Clarksville. visited on Sunday in the home of the laiter's mother, Mrs. Catherine Haley.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cromika. were business callers in Fredericktown on Saturday. 14 To pickle.

16 Evils. 17 Finish. 18 Impelled. 19 Jewel. 20 Right.

21 U.gly monster. 23 Small nail slave 25 Northeast 45 Dunce. 26-To barter. 47 Stop, 28 Behold. 49 Fence rail.

29 Volcanic tufa. 51 Eim A 12 Respiratory sound. 15 To harden. 20 He as a professional player some years ago. 22 Piston packings.

24 Hearty. not seem to have cone anything to curb short selling. Demand for Democratic incumbents being un-! in Bruceton W. Va. In addi- seated in the former county.

tion to his sister, he leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary Copeman Seese; two cliildren, Donald and Ailene. and one brother, Robert, all of Bruceton Mills. in the loan crowd gives an lection of 21 Democrats. 12 indication of the increase in bear i Republicans and 16 dual party can- filing.

The high-priced issues didates to major 14 the principal ones sold, it is in- counties. dicated. In some instances the new 6--Rejection of municipal utility reserve margins on stocks such as ownership and administration pro- these higher than the margin posals in Allegheny coiuity and i prevailing before the reserves went if IT- i or TM-i tato effect. The siodc exchange had C1 "Democratic sweep of a' TeT ST 1 i X4ACU. JL.

UCvMtvJ 1 Ct XiCi. MARY TRL'LEY Funeral services for Mrs. Mar 26 Sounder of wt a minimum of $10 a share, but 31 To assist. 33 Electrified particle. 84 35 To thread.

37 Twenty, four hours. 38 Network. 53 Dry. 55 He made a record hitting runs. 56-Relieves.

57 To bathe. 58 Those who 'read. 40 Musical note. 59 He competes i 41 To accomplish, in golf 43 Domestic today. VERTICAL 1 To exist 2 To instigate.

3 Buddhist festival. 4 Settles an income ajpon. 5 To arrogate. 6 Lacerated. 7 An embrace.

8 Foot 8 Frenzied nervous malady. 10 To bark. 11 Enthusiasm. mind. 27 Pertaining to tides.

30 Eggs of fishes. 31 Conjunction. 32 Arid. 36 Changed direction. 39 To come in.

40 Cavity. 42 Instrument. 44 Ages. 45 To, opine. 46 Powder ingredient.

47 Bees' home. 48 50 Wine vessel 52 Electrical unit 54 Hurrah! 55 Hour. rokerage houses raised this to pro- themselves in the case of high Luz6TOC comt in quarter-centurv, a 2 the fall of Judge John Mt 0 stocks which fluctuated his defeat for re-election to the Wall Streeters say that I Common Pleas bench. priced wildly. I high margins on short selling axe no deterrent if the seller is convinced the market is due for a decline.

ne's Reoublican organization and this afternoon church from RENAULT AMERICAN FORT and SHERRY avenue. Burial was in Clear View One Amendment Only one of the five proposed RADIATOR CABINETS and SHIELDS Custom Built Beauty 9 Hamidity Intxptnshe Type of Radiator Cover t0fc JFJiifr SALES ASSOCIATE Explanation of short selling is more complicated than the operation. If one wants to sell short, he merely tells his broker to make the sale up the necessary margin, and sirs back to await results. If the stock goes down, he buys back and pockets a profit. If it goes up arid he sells, there is a loss to absorb.

The actual operations involved include borrowing of the amendments received ratification of I the voters on the basis of almost complete returns. It was the proposal to validate state appropriations for old age and mothers' assistance which have been I without-court tests for the last few years. RICHARD C. REX Richard Clark Eex, youngest son of Robert Vincent and -Jessie Shetler Rex. of Lambert, died at the family home shortly after midnight, Thursday morning.

November 4, 1937,. following a short 111- ever He born May .26, 1S29. He was in third Tabulations for 6415 of the state's I a of Lambert, Ger- 8043 voting precincts today showed the following for the amendments. To the 5-year "time- on constitutional amending --yes. 668.056; no.

782.603. To per- stock by the person's broker. i mit a graduated income tax--yes sale in the market and close no 815.869. To legalize 'old ing of the price until the deal is i age and mothers' assistance--yes. closed out, no.

630,641. To merg-s the jcity and county governments in U. FRANCE, BRITAIN! philadel hia 622501; no, fTVi nn A man township-school. Surviving are his parents, a brother and four sisters. Private funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock.

Burial will be at Sylvan Heights, Uniontown, The Rev. David Hunter of McClellandtown will officiate. 769. To authorize a (Continued from Page One) sium. Portugal and Russia.

All 1 ex- cepb Russia are signatories of the nine-power treaty. the meeting, the del-agates tried to evade.qustions about the decisions However, it was learned that Paul Spaak, Belgian foreign minister, proposed on behalf of the three powers that the committee" China and Japan and "good offices." LOST MOTHER FOUND LOWELL, --Miss a Sargent enlisted police aid in finding her mother who was traveling in the west. Mrs. Sargent telephoned her daughter 50 min- Blair, policeman. --yes, 302.856; no, 958,524.

Republicans pointed to the defeat of the amendments as repudiation of new deal policies. While the Democrats were reversed on these issues, the Kalodner defeat in Philadelphia stung. them mdst. A close friend of Governor Earle, Kalodner is expected to be given another appointment when his judicial term expires in January. His defeat was attributed directly to a speech Earle made in Philadelphia last week in which he allegedly slurred the war record of Judge Rosen, who lost an eye and an arm in the World War.

The friends rallied to his support, costing Kalodner re-election, to the post to which Earle named Wm two years ago. ALEC EWING SERVICES Impressive funeral services were held this afternoon for Attorney $42.000.000 i A A Ewing, 'ho died Tuesday building 1 afternoon in the Uniontown hospital. Members of the Daniel M. Bierer Camp No. 103, of which Mr.

Ew.ing was a member by service in the Spanish-American War met at 1:15 o'clock this afternoon in the recreation room to attend the rites at 2 o'clock in the A. D. Ferguson Funeral Home, Pallbearers were membersKf the Post and a military burial was ac- fligh Grade Monuments Since 1865 Call or Write Marshall's Mortfntowti St. PORT---Medium-sweet, rich, red, 'with fine full flavor and bouquet. SHBRRY-- Smart before dinner---good any dms: A ri'ps golden brown wine.

by wl. lar bottle No. 635 Buy ij Full No. 634- A i Tvinc of highest i I a with Alc by volume. A'ew frill for Code No.

855 An tnlber-colorctl i i a i and pleasant. Alcohol by volume. Large bottle Cod, No. 697 (Jobflj) A dry I a i a ncvr friends every Ai- ooho! Sy vofumc. SfeC.

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