Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, the Evening News from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 2

THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES BARRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924 MILT PRANCE FRONT ECONOMY STORES 61 Pure LARD lb. 12c Limit 5 Pounds to a Customer at This Price Mullison Brand NULLISON Butter lb. 54c SUPERIOR QUALITY Fine Cane 5 GRANULATED 47 100 POUNDS $9.39 Strictly Fresh Eggs 29c Large Size Clean, Every egg guaranteed strictly eggs and that is the test. Many of nearby farms. Good Eggs.

fresh. Only one quality of fresh our eggs are received daily from I SUNKIST ORANGES No Seeds--Thin Skin, Eweet and Juicy Doz. 29c SEEN Large Size-200's PINK SALMON VICTOR BRAND EXTRA GOOD REGULAR PRICE 15c CAN 2 CANS 25c U-EAT-A CREAM DOUGHNUTS Fresh Daily in All Mullison Stores Packed in a Sanitary Carton 25c doz. OIL SARDINES Good Quality and a Bargain 3 CANS 20c MILL Mullison Brand BREAD Large 12c loaf of Quality Bread for 10c You positively save 2c on every loaf Mullison Brand Bread is baked in a perfectly clean, sanitary bakery by expert, experienced bakers who know how to bake a loaf of bread that will suit the most critical housewife. Mullison brand quality bread is absolutely pure, being made from the following ingredients: Salt, Fleischmann's yeast, sugar, water, milk and flour.

A good, big loaf of bread as well as the highest quality, and more nourishment for the money than you can get in any bakery in the valley. Our bread is superior in quality, delicious in its lightness and fine flavor, and palatable enough to make a meal on at any time. Every particle of this bread is clean, wholesome and nutritious. It is rich with true wheat flavor that builds strength and generates energy. Every loaf is machine wrapped with parchment paper at the bakery, making it absolutely sanitary in every way.

This is the regular full size loaf of bread and the same size as sold at wholesale to retail stores at 10c per loaf and retailed at 12c. We sell this quality 12c loaf of bread for 10c, saving you 2c, besides giving you a quality loaf of bread. You are sure to like it. OUR MONEY SERVICE LOANS made to housekeepers from $15 to $300 anywhere in Luzerne County. LOANS made in accordance with the State laws.

You only pay interest for the exact time you use the money. LOANS paid back in perlods of ten to twenty months the size of the loan. depending on LOANS on your own signature. No made within twelve hours notice when you are in endorser necessary. urgent need.

LOAN enough to buy for cash, or pay your outstanding bills and owe one, concern. This Is Quick, A Different Kind Of A Loan Company. Reliable, Confidential Service. Call, Write or Phone 57. PEOPLES' FINANCE SERVICE COMPANY 96 S.

Main Room 24 Hours 9 to 5-Sat. 1 P. M. FOR SALE FOR SALE- Used piano cheap. Apply Landau's, 4 So.

Main City. FOR SALE Used Bicycles. Cheap. Apply Landau's, 34 So. Main St.

City. SEALED PROPOSALS LUZERNE COUNTY SEALED PROPOSALS For the Construction of A Highway. SEALED PROPOSALS will be recelved by the Controller of Luzerne County at his office in the Court House, Wilkes- until 2:00 P. M. Friday, Barre, 28.

1924, for the construction of a portion of the hichway, Iving in Hunlock Township. Luzerne County, Penna Construction to consist of paving with one course reinforced Portland Cement concrete, grading, drainage and miscellaneous structure, in accordance with plane and specifications, and instructions to biddera, which may be obtained in the office of the Engineer of Roads and Bridges, Court House. Wilkes- Barre, Pa. A deposit Ten Dollars ($10.00) will be required for each set of plans and specifications furnished, which will be remitted when a plans and specificatons are returned to the Engineer of Roads and Bridges. Proposals must be accompanied by 8 certified check In the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) made payable to the Treasurer of Luzerne County, as a guan untee that they will enter into contract and furnish surety bond within 10 days from date of the award.

Envelopes to be marked, "Proposal for Construction of Hunlock-Muhlenburg Road The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the County Commissioners. PAUL J. SCHMIDT, Controller, LUZERNE COUNTY SEALED PROPOSALS For the Construction of Bridges. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by Controller of Luzerne County at his office the Court House, Wilkes- Barre. until 2:00 P.

M. Friday, March 28, 1924, for the construction and completion. ready for traffic. of a structural steel bridge over Huntington Creek, and a concrete girder bridge over Dohl's Mill race, located at Harveyville in Huntington Township, Luzerne County, in accordance with plans and specifications, which can be obtained at the office of the Engineer of Roads and Bridges, Court House, Wilkes- -Barre, Penna. A deposit of Ten Dollars ($10.00) will be required for each set of plans and specificationa furnished, which will be remitted when plans and specifications are returned to the Engineer of Roads and Bridges.

Proposals must be accompanied by a certified check In the sum Gi One Thousand Dollars (1,000) made payable to the Treasurer 'of Luzerne County, as a guarantee that they enter into contract and furnish surebond within 10 days from date of ty the award. Envelopes to be marked, "Proposal for Construction of Huntington Creek and Dohl's Mill race bridges." The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the County Commissioners. PAUL J. SCHMIDT, Controller. CHARTER NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Gov.

ernor of the State of Pennsylvania on Monday, March 31st, 1924, under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An Act to Provide for tho Incorpation and Regu'ation of Certain Corporations," approved April 29 1874, and the supplements thereto, for a charter for an intended corporation to be called "Rose Realty Company," the purpose and object of which is the purchasing, holding, leasing, improving and selling of real estate, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges conferred by the said Act of Assembly land Its supplements. ANDREW HOURIGAN Solicitor. FOR SALE FOR SALE A high grade brick block, Nos. 34-36 Gates city; half minute to car or bus, 9 rooms and bath each side. Steam heat, electric, gas, concrete cellar floor, slate roof, 4-car garage, lot 78x140 and all furniture in home of owner, which includes upright piano, 3-piece mohair suite, recently bought, floor lamp, Edison phonograph and records, Whittall rugs and Ford touring car.

Price for property and furniture, $23.500. Call Bell, 3152-R for appointment. AUTOMOBILE LICENSES Frank B. Brown Alderman and Justice or the Peace 41 EAST MAPKET STREET Automobile licenses for 1924. Owners certificates and all other blanks on hand.

FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN on frat mortgage. GEORGE RUSSELL, 23 Bennett Bldg. MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgage. JONATHON R. DAVIS, 203 Second National Bank Bldg.

SOLICITORS WANTED SOLICITORS -Men and women for workonly those references and good appearance need apply. Straight liberal commission. A salary when you make good. Address Box 4 The Evening News. Auto Storage By the Day--Week Or Month Never Closed.

Real Service Washing and Repair Work Centrally Located -Convenient Auto Storing Co. Rear 61 North Main 8t. Bell Phone 3905 Bell Phone 1784 When Nerves Are Unstrung The Remarkable Effect of Wheeler's Nerve Vitalixer That Brings Sound and Restful Sleep. Send for Large Free Trial For some reason your nerves exhausted and you do not sleep. Mrs.

Minnie Hildebrand, Box Lafayette, 0., writes: was when I sent for the Nerve bad and nervous I jerked and shook like lest. With the drat dose of your medicine, I began to feel like myself, and I sleep so good. All much better you Send 10 cents to W. Brant Co. Dept.

Albion, for free trial of this wonderful producer and you can then set the regular else at most any drug ou at $1.10 bottle. SUIT OVER DEED FOR EXETER PROPERTY Before Judge Woodward In civil court today was placed on trial the suit of Felix Novicki of Exeter against Thomas P. Mackin of that place, plaintiff seeking to have a deed made by the late Peter Mackin to Thomas Mackin for property in Exeter cancelled. Decedent willed his property to Mrs. Novicki, and the deed of certain property to his brother is attacked on allegations that he unable at the time to make 8 valid deed.

The suit of Harvey Houghton and Peter Zlobik, doing business as the Shawnee Motor Co. against J. Hughes of Kingston, a dispute over the ownership of an automobile, tried before Judge Jones, was given to the jury at noon today. McADOO TO ATTEND HOME COMING AT GA. St.

Louis, March Gibbs McAdoo, Democratic presidential candidate passed through St. Louis at 8 a. m. today on his way to Atlanta, Ga. He will attend the Georgia homecoming ceremonies at Atlanta next Monday and also plans to visit his birthplace at Marietta, Georgia.

BUYS ANTHRACITE COMPANY'S STOCK Announcement is made of the purchase of the stock of Anthracite Furniture and Carpet Company of South Main street, by Benesch Sons, Public Square. The Anthracite has been conductIng business for more than Afteen years and was well and favorably known. The entire stock has been taken over by the Public Square concern. GRANTED ADOPTION OF CHILD Judge Fuller made a decree today granting to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Calarco of 614 Monges street, Haz. leton, the adoption of Maria Garrow, aged eighteen months as their child and heir. The mother deserted the children and the father consented to the adoption of the child by Mr. and Mrs. Calarco.

The little girl is to take the name of Vincenza Calarco and have all the rights of a child and heir of her adopted parents. JOHN BULGER DEAD to Hartford to attend the funeral. MALE HELP WANTED Clerks. Railway Mall, 18-35, $183 month. Experience unnecessary.

For particulars, write R. Terry (former Civil Service examiner) Barrister Bldg. Washington, D. C. WANTED Good teamster.

Reply "Box 3 The Evening News. FOR SALE FOR SALE One Mercer sectional steam boiler, rated capacity 1400 square feet, in good condition. Can be seen at J. B. and F.

C. Sahreider, 288 South River street, Bell Phone 1914. FOR BALE Cheap. two work horses and harness, two heavy wagons and a ton truck. Inquire Crocker Grocery 56 E.

Union Wilkes- -Barre, Pa. FOR RENT FOR RENT- Five room house, with steam heat and lights. Apply 730 N. Main City. WANTED TO BUY ANYTHING you have for sale.

Call W'Ikes- Barre Auction House. 203- 204 South Main Bell 2408-J. MONUMENTS JONES ABBOTT, Inc. Granite and Marble Monuments, 13 South Washington Streets. John Bulger, a former resdent of this community who lived in the Moseytown section of the city, died at Hartford yesterday.

Mr. Bulger was employed by the New York, New Haven and Hartford, R. R. Company as a conductor. Bulger left this community in 1892 and returned to marry Miss Margaret Clinton a member of one pioneer families of the Plains section.

He is survived by his wife and several children. James Marley of East End brother-in-law and Mrs. Jos. Abend of Newport street, Ashley have gone MINERS PAY TRIBUTE TO THEIR DEAD Mine workers this afternoon paid a tribute to their three comrades who lost their lives explosion the Truesdale colliery of the Glen Alden Coal Company Tuesday night. The three victims, Alex McCuish, Stuart and Pirol Collins were burled from the a a a a home of Thomas Mullen, 83 South Main street, Ashley.

Rev. Robert Graham, pastor of the Ashley Presbyterian church, and Rev. C. E. Holmer, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church were the officiating clergymen.

McCuish and Stuart were Scotch while Collins was a Norwegian. They have no relatives the United States as far as is known. Mine workers acted as pall bearers for the three men, special delegations being sent from mines. Interment was in the Ashley cemetery. Investigators have been unable to determine what was responsible for the lighting of the gas which caused the explosion.

Officials learned in their investigation that a fourth man, who was supposed to be ing with the three who were killed, owes his life to the fact that he went to another section to re-rail mine cars. PLAN TO INCREASE YIELD OF POTATOES To increase the yield of potatoes in Luzerne county, Its sixteen potato spraying associations will be reorganIzed under the direction of James Hutchison, representative of the Luzerne County Agricultural Extension Association. The preliminary work has already been started. As a result of the activities of these associations last year, the yield WAS the largest in the county's history. It 1s believed that the increase was due entirely to the spraying operations and the better selection of seed that had been recommended.

plans of the association terialize, the entire 5,000 acres of potatoes under cultivation yearly will be treated. Last year, 8,000 acres were sprayed. Through the formation of the associations, spraying machines are then made available all farmers in the county since they are purchased on a co-operative basis. Materials are purchased similarly. BOYS' BAND UNIFORMS ARE DISTRIBUTED Distribution of the uniforma for the members of the Boys' Community Band was started today at The Hub.

These uniforms will be used at the initial concert in the school auditorium next Monday evening." DOMINICK DELFINO BURIED Dominick Delfino, Archbald slayer, who paid in the electric chair last Monday for the murder, of Demitro Morobito, was afternoon from Jessup. Scores of friends attended the services in the Italian Assumption church, conducted by Rev. Clement Cavaletti, pastor, who administered the last rites of the church in the Rockview penitentiary. Interment was in the Eynon cemetery. FUNERAL OF ANDREW VRABEL The funeral of Androw Vrabel, Bon of Mr.

tire. Andrew Vrabel, was held from family at the corner of Charles and Newport streets, Ashley, this afternoon. Services were conducted in Holy Rosary Slovak church by Rev. J. J.

Bednarchik. The funeral was large.y attended and there were many beautiful flowers. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery at Hanover. Simple Dinner Gown Dinner gown of black chiffon velvet, with tight bodice and full circular skirt, haying an embroidered design on skirt of vari-colored silk threads and ribbons; sandals of silver cloth.

Posed by Mary Philbin, Universal Star. You Can BORROW MONEY So Cheap and on such easy terms of repayment from the Guarantee Loan licensed and bonded Arm for use in paying overdue bills or to buy the things you need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICES that everyone can take advantage of our service LOANS ON FURNITURE, $10 TO $300 legal rates without removal on short notice and without publicity. We give you all the time you need to repay loan and only charge you for the actual time you use the money. ten't it? ENTIRE COST Longer time it destred. Inter $24 FOUR MONTHS $2.10 mediate and larger emcunts.

$36 FOUR MONTHS $8.98 Interest charged at the rate of FOUR MONTHS $5.60 per cent. per month on baiFOUR MONTHR 18 $8.40 Ances. In Exact Monthly Payments. Leans Made In All Nearby Towne GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANY 81 PUBLIC. SQUARE.

2nd Floor Laning Bide. Phone Bell 1157 Only a few days longer! This very unusual Sale of Boys' Wash Suits 3 for $5 Unusual-because it comes just when the big demand is about to begin- it involves the newest ideas in wash suits because they cannot be made at home at this price because we closed out the stock of one of our good wash suit makers at a ridiculous price. Every suit is worth $2. to $2.50 Every suit is entirely new. New colors new trims, new models.

The cutest little suits we've ever seen. Sizes 2 to 9 THE HUB HARRY R. HIRSHOWITZ BROS. START ACTION TO CANCEL OIL LEASE (Continued From Page 1) lands, was obtained from the president through misrepresentation. The suit was fled by Atlee Pomerene and Owen J.

Roberts, the special counsel named by P'resident Coolidge, to conduct the oil litigation for the government. Bill of Complaint Their complaint asked that the court proceed as follows: 1-Issue 8 temporary Injunction the Mammoth 011 Comrestraining further operations under its lease of April 7, 1922, and' its agreement of 9, 1923. 2-Appoint to take possession of the Teapot Dome pending the conclusion of the litigation. 3-Issue a injunction prohibiting any officials of the Mammoth Oil Company, including clair, from trespassing on the Teapot Dome. 4-Enter a decree holding the lease of April 7, 1922 and the agreement of February 9, 1923, null and vold.

5-Enter a decree commanding the Mammoth 011 Company to surrender the agreements to the government for cancellation. 6-Enter a decree commanding Sinclair to repay the government for all the oil taken from the reI serve. 7-Complex the Sinclair Crude 011 Purchasing Company and the Sinclair Pipe Line Company to prove that they have any right to the lands they now occupy in Wyoming. 8-Grant any other relief for the government that the court deems advisable. After establishing the fact that Fall was secreformally, tary of the interior and that Edwin Denby was secretary of the navy at the time the Sinclair lease was entered into.

by these officials the government's bill in equity quoted the statue under which the secretary the navy has control over naval oil reserves, such as Teapot Dome, de- order c.ared that the Illegal Harding executive WAS and invalid, and then said: Harding Was Misled "Such order was obtained from the president of the United States by representations, persuasions and activities of Albert B. Fall, then secretary of the interior, and the prestdent, in making said order acted upon said representations. The representations were false in that Fall represented to the president that said order was a proper order, and that Its execution and promulgation was desired for the public benefit and for the advantage of the United States, while in truth and in fact Fall desired that the said order should be made in order that he might deal with the lands not in the interest of the United States, but to the advantage, profit and benefit of the defondant. Mammoth Oil Company, and in particular of Harry F. Sinclair.

The representations so made were in the interest of and for the purpose ultimately of benefitting the defendants, and not in the interest of and for the benefit of the United States of America. "All of said representations made by Fall were false and untrue and were at the time known to be false and untrue and were made by him for the unlawful purpose of enabling him, as secretary of the Interior to effect 8 pretended and unlawful transfer of rights in said lands from the government of the United States to the Mammoth Oil Company. Teapot Dome Lense Referring to the lease of Teapot Dome entered into by Fall and Denby with Sinclair on April 7, 1922. the complaint said the lease was "null law." As to the agreement of February 9, 1928, for the construetion of government oil storage tanks by Sinclair. this was declared to have been made without adve.

tisement or competitive bidding and was "therefore fraudulent, illegal, null, and Detailing the negotiation between Fall and Sinclair the complaint said that other persona, vis the Texas Company, the Pioneer Of Company, Edward Doheny. Leo Stack and others, tried to In the Teapot Dome but were denied an opportunity by Fall. "Said Albert B. the complaint went on, "made the obtaining of such a quit lcain deed a condition precedent to the obtaining of a lease upon the said lands after it had been fraudulently and secretly arranged between him and the said Harry E. Sinclair that the said Sinclir could obtain a quit claim deed for said mining claims, with the purpose and with the effect of preof the said Sinclair who desired to obtain a lease upon the said lands from bidding for such lease and obtaining the same." Shaffer Deal Reference also was made to the agreement whereby John C.

Shaffer, Denver newspaper publisher, obtained certain lands in the naval reserve by negotiations with Sinclair and Fall; and to the fact that public announcement of the Teapot Dome lease was not made until several days after the contract consumated. "In negotiating and concluding said the bill declared "Albert B. Fall and Harry F. Sinclair did fraudulently combine, confederate and conspire in the manner by the acts herein above set forth, and other matters ani things to defraud the United States of Amroca. "(A)--By granting said lease upon said petroleum lands in violation of law.

"(B)-To favor and prefer said defendant Mammoth 011 Company over and above other persons desirous of taking a lease upon said lands. "(C)-To insure to said defendant Mammoth Oil Company the valuable right to receive and take to exhaustion all of the oil and gas which might be obtained from said lands in said agreemnt mentioned. "(D)--To lease the said lands said defendant Mammoth 011 Company by said agreement at adequate, improper and fraudulent consideration." AT LAST! The perfect Radio -The SUPER-HETERODYNE no antenna no ground- complete in one cabinet- it at DAVIS ELECTRICAL North Main Street. HARRY T. BUTTS CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR Harry T.

Butts, of Plains, who is serving a term as mercantile appraiser has entered the field as candidate for state senator in opposition to Senator P. F. Joyce. Mr. Butts filed his papers at Mar risburg today, making the trip himself.

CONTRACTOR GIVEN VERDICT ON CLAIM In the suit of M. P. Myers, a contractor of West Hazleton against Maciej Cag and others, a claim for labor and material in the erection of a house defendants, the jury today returned a verdict for the pla'ntiff for the full amount, with Interest, a total of $1,540.61. The building was erected by Harry Beach for the defendants, plaintiff in the case being a sub contractor. The claim was based on a chanic's lien.

Before Judge Fuller today was placed on trial the case of Alex Russin of Glen Lyon a against his brother, Joseph Russin and the latter's wife, plaintiff seek'ng to recover on a note for $1,100 money he alleges he loaned his brother on the purchase of a home. Plaintiff leges that the note was stolen from his trunk. FUNERAL OF MRS. ROGAL The funeral of Mrs. Catherine C.

Rogal will be held from the family home, 262 Kidde: street, city, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be conducted at the residence and burial will be in Mt. Greenwood cemetery. R.F. WORRALL CO.

LIBERTY FOOD SPECIALISTS BARRE LENTEN EXTRA SPECIALS Large No. 1 Fancy Dory Whitings 3 Lbs 25c Haddock 3 Lbs 25c Cod Ciscoes Lake Erie. 3 Steak Doz. lb. Strictly Fresh 3 Lbs Fancy Blue Pike Eggs 99c 3 Lbs 50cl Mild Cream Cheese, 30c lb.

Oysters, Shrimps, Lobsters, Scallops, Etc. FRESH MEATS Place FISH Wyoming GAME Valley Where You Can See Your Poultry Ruled Orested FREE DELIVERY FEMALE HELP WANTED GIRLS WANTED Highest wages paid while learning. Apply General Cigar Harris and Anthracite Kings107.