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GLEAN EVENING TIMES. WEDNESDAY. MAY 23. 1928. SALAMANCA BRADFORD 15 Foot Fall i Proves Fatal Bradford, May 23--Mrs Eliza- bsth A.

Freeman. SO, of 51 Bank street, was almost instantly killed about 0 30 jcstcrdav morning and her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Cook, Buffered serious scalp wounds and body bruises when both women Ml 15 feet from the second story jorch of their home to a sidewalk below after the col'apsc of the porch railing 1 Mrs Freeman In falling, struck the sidewalk on her head and suffered a fractured skull from which she died in 15 minutes Mr? Cook AVIIS taken to the Bradford hospital where she was treated by Dr Joseph Kcrvln and was removed to her home. The aged womsn who was assisting her daughter ith spring house cleaning work fell to her death in an attempt to the fall of Mrs Cook after witnessing the col- Japse of the railing Both lopplc 15 Feet Both vomcn were engaged in washing bed springs on the back porch ol their home when the rail- gave way without arning and Mrs Cook who wis nearest to the her balance and started to fall. Her mother attempted to prevent the accident but also lost her balance and both women toppled to the sidewalk, 15 feet beneath.

Mrs Freeman was Immediately rendered unconscious bv her fall but Mrs Cook was able to call for help to Miss Kalhcrme Fitzgiobnn her next door neighbor Miss Fitz- plbbon and her mother summoned other neighbors among whom were several men who carried the Injured into their home and sum- jnoned Dr Toseph Ken In who attended the injured vvor-an Husband Notified Benjamin Freeman, husband of Mrs Freeman who Is cmplojed as A gardner at the home of Schonblom, was notified of ths accident and was able to reach his home before the death of his v.ife although she did not regain consciousness Mrs Freeman was: a member of the church of the Ascension and is cd by tw (laughters and one son; Mrs Cook Mrs Thomas Tew ell of Toronto Ont and Frt- 'vln Freeman of Washington, Eight grandchildren and grindchildrcn also survive Both Mrs Freeman and her husband are well known and by a -wide circle of friends In Bradford where thcv lived nearly pll their lives Had Mrs Freeman lived until the coming she and htr husoanrt would have celebrated their 5Sth wedding anmversarv Locke and Boycc Debate On Little Red School 'ihnnnci Mar Ho oh oil a the i Ited -chool be abolished' is tlic question dob itcd br Citv 1 ivineoi Charles 0 Boric of 1 Ikd tic it I In lesular monthlv mcetins of st. Marv's Men i Club hold In Marv'b Parish hou "Mondiv ore- mn? Mr Io ko argued on the 110- ntiro ind Mr Hovcc the af firniativo The debate n-hloh lifted about 10 minutes was declared i driw- T)r II lioiirne -iml I lard (lie Tlio mooing pit ulort In i fi 30 dinner ladies the churcli i '0 mon it tended The committee in a 0 ('. chairman I I Hun' i nn 1'ivot Kedcll. a J5nrd Iliirr I i-- Goorso 'tt ml Moade AVrclit and Rurdctto Tho elub i hold it-. mee 1 ins Tune Alumni Banquet Of B.

K. S. On June 12 23--Members of hit al'imni of Bradford high school in the last night and the date 'o their anninl oantiuct and I for Fi.c^dav evening June lAh The banquet Mil he held it 30 i the pir lors of I irst Cliunh and the dancing will fol'o it oc'c the ludittrmm of junior high Music for the dancing will be provided bj the Coun'ry C'ub Collegians Another meeting of Ino alumni will he held at trie next Monday evening it 7 '0 clock at which time plans for the annual banquet will be discussed The followirg ticket committee w.ss named for the banquot and ball James HigRins Richaid Tones rarnsuorlh Guj Hughpy Sid Beatrice OLaughlm Pauline I a i Veronica Conlej Gerald i Gene Scoulm Mildred Kichmand, Mildred Shclgrcn TOtl i find non otfcrt In clJFsificd Colurann I TO BE PAINTED BLACK; WORK ORDERED Pilnrannci, Miv 23--Uhc main bridjc will inlntcd black, (lie council decided at Its iesu- hr meeting Mondnj evening, when it further accepted the uld ot the bahmancn Construction Company on paint for the work, and Instructed the superintendent oC public works to proceed with the scnplng and piinting of Hie span Ihc aldermen al adopted a resolution decl.irlns tho condition "I the property of Mrs Kcllcy In State Sticet to constitute nul- and directing that the rub- bWi be removed, ordered a petition for concrete on (lie north of Clinton Street, from Main Mrcet cistwird, pi iced on file and transacted some other Alderman Henry of tlic third ward fnrorcd srav paint for the and expressed his preference Inbtc.id of voting when the other aldermen voted to order blick piint It wis fivored as dirt fadinz and makinj i more listing Job I our bids on punt were received, of vrlnch tint of (lie Sihtmnci Compinv, on Picon's sriplulr piint nt i Rillon wis the lowest ind accepted Other bdis per jnllon were I Miller K. red nr Wick jrrccn Knv Dietrich Haidmrc Companv, Knpliite, i or brown snv or green 15, Tredmcli i i i i Cnmpnnr Kne TT Jnco blue lead, load colored '270 Specifications Cnliciicd Xo bid 1 for scnpinR nnd pilntiiiK the bridge were receired and the ipenntcndenl of public works a to proceed with tlie woik bailor Groit was pro ent and told the council he Ind otpectcil to bid but bad not been ablo to find out whether IJierc In bo one or Inn cmto of i or a work the counoil intended under prinun; 'Jlie spccifKations not prop a ho doolnrod Cltv torner bidi for one ind i coats might Ime been submitted Derrick City Man Injured in Crash Bradford May 23 Vcrnon Vernon Morcj Derrick City, suffered cuts and oruiscs about the left temple about 11 clock last night when a Ford car he vvas driving crashed into a Stutz sedan piloted bv Miss Ed the Wiltse, 8 Woodlawn avenue The accident occurred on the Bradford Junction higbxvay near the Foster Krook store Morey was taken to Bradford hospital a passing motorist where after treatment he was able to be removed to his home Neither Mi's Wiltse nor her companion whose name is reported to be Miss Laura Newton, were injured the crash Witnesses of the accident said that Morcy who was driving west piloted his car directl the path of Miss se machine SOCIETY NEVS Mrs. Margaret Carrig.

West State Street, has icturncd home after spending the past few dajs at Chambersburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Karl, North Second Street, will leave Thursday for New York City and Philadelphia At the latter place they will visit their daughter, Miss Kathcrinc Karl who is Bacteriologist, in the Episcopal Hospital, that city Miss tmma Mauser, North Eleventh Street, has returned home from Gcnesco, where she was the guest of Miss McEllljott She attended the Junior Prom at Gcnesco Normal. Dr. Ruth Mountain, Kast State Street, has returned from a ten dajs visit with friends In Ann Arbor, Mich and Cleveland Mr and Mrs Knox of Coudersport spent Tuesday In the city with Mrs W. B. Potter, North Barry Street Mrs Sadie Howe, this city, who has been visiting her son In Bradford, has returned home.

David Black, North First Street and Philip Baker. West Sullivan Street, have returned home after attending the Gcncseo Junior Prom at Geneseo Normal Mrs K. King of Friendship returned homo after spending Tuesday in the city with friends Mrs William South Eleventh Street and Mrs Henry Unferfate, North Eleventh Street, have returned from a few weeks visit In Kane, Pa. Mrs Gullford Baker the Rev. Louise Gifford and Miss Louise Moran of Allcgany motored to Buffalo, today Miss Hary OHara, who attends St Elizabeth's Academy, is spending a few dajs with her parents Mr and Mrs John OHara South I'irst Street ilr.

and Mrs Do North Thirteenth Street spent Tuesday in Buffalo on ousiness Daylight Saving Time To Be Decided By Vote Here General Motors Radio Hour To Be Featured Monday Chevrolet Car Honored Radio Party Next Week The Chevrolet Division of General Motors will give a ladio partv, Monday evening, according to announcement made toda by Mur- ra-Pagc Companv, Inc. local dealers One of the best male quartets on the air has been secured In addition there i bo two nationally famous soloists--Olive Kline soprano, and Lewis James, radio tenor The instrumental hack- ground will 'oc furnished by three organizations, ea.cn of which is clestmctive In its field A concert and dance orchestra will be directed by Rodenc Graham Joe Green's novelty band which has popularised itself during the last season in the General Motors Family parties and Goldman's Band will be heard The nature of the program will be a Richard Rodgera Hour' Rodgers Is the twenty-six jear old musical genius who wrote Poor Little Ritz Girl" He will be heard the Chevrolet Hrnr Monday The program will be heard over a network of the following stations WEAK New Yoik WGY Schenectadj, Buffalo, WSAI Cincinnati a villc, Cleveland Special Election To Be Held On Next Mondaj Pavlnht i i 'lime for Olean I- piublom i il mil Is to be dc- ndul it a spciiil election to be bold ne-it Monthv the Citv Hill, it i deddod ri.e-dav night fol- IMMIV i ic-oliitlon br Aldeiman A 1 I the lioird of split i seven In nor of the bpo- i i i election ami four oppo-cd to it i-QG Thr Tohciis and In r.an^ ind i i i i he shown i fho i P.aikrr i in a 1 a as i lie idllnc si ige attracuon i lias plaved Olean in ist and i he icmembercd lv in i as lioing OIK of the bcsi off i i i evei incsentcd iroiiis Parkei returns this i son i rf i new present i- IKUI in i i i anil boasts nf i United i nf si 11- ts I here i lie throe othoi acts fie 1 Ih Tumi i be the screen a i It a drama of law i a was adaptc i Inr scirou i ini stage plav on el I 01 I lie Defense," Hcnn I i Iliidgf ishman and i Nilccau a a i i i i i a i i SidncN i i i a i i I 1 lovd am' bailo- bnarkei STXTF. I.oulsn razend-x anrt CKde Cnoko In Simrlc i be ton i and i a nishts feat i i rhoie nil! also bo short screen subjects II I 'Old Ironsides' i ho sho'vu for the Ian timoo tonlKlit llus i I or i he the feature i i 1 U- ured in tho cast a a Owen unl Holme ostelln i uc a Pern John i i i a i i a Hovt llcle l.vnrh and Huch i liert Oraham Baker made a a a i from tho stor of I'd- Justin Mavei 1 2 4 (, 7 in 11 IIOM I I I I How lid Jackie 1 J5 liionn II 1'crknis I Indian i i im a A 1 Holmes i i nn linnnlder i I lines Hobnail 11 i i 1 belovel no no li" George A. Brooks, Former Resident Dies George A Brooks of Bavonne, I a former resident of Olean died Monday according to word received in the city He was seventv-onc je-irs old Mr Brook-! was a son of Amos and Mary Brooks and was born this citv August 31 1SJ7 the i of the organization of the 13rd Separate Company he vvas appointed first sergeant and served for several jears In 1SS9 he married Sarah h. ML- Xeille and resided in this citv until a feu voars ago when he was transferred bv the Standard Oil Companv to Bavonnc Surviving him ire his widow one son two sisters Mrs Moorman Chicago Mrs Richard Nelson Cleveland ind one grandson The bodv, will be brought 'o Ihursdav noon and removed to Pleasant Valley for burial I liefore action a taken Maror George II Pioite a-ke I for com niciils the icsidents in the Conn cil li niibei- xhnterle responded i bcsit iliun Where is the benefit he want ed to know It dctumeutal to the conunumh nioie toiifiiMon It is i inii-ancu and the promoter of it hotild offer an ex plan ition A i II I'erkms the of rephlng for the Common Council i the statement a tlie i Ins no pretercme but, to Ime the i 'ettlcd in uiner i then made a pin for I i i on the yjonml tint it would aid local a i I hue In- been slatted in Olein a I i i i a ml i Aldmnan I a a i in athletic-, and the adoption of the propo-ed tune clmue would do a bit for athletics Olcin I am vorv mu it i i i i sUiciterlc declued I -boiild i tint anv one oiu ued in bo'lermaking would nnplc ra-e i rc-ort- iii.

to -pnit- 1 i i i i-li a i i i a i i led Mi i i a-am-t the idcpliun pf the neiv Scholarship Is Again Given To Kenneth Johnson Olec-in Singer RcccUcs Second Scholarship At Music School Kenneth Johnson, son of Mr. and Mis A. JciIitiiOii. Wist Sl.ite Street, has been awarded a second In music nt tho Curtis of Music In Philadelphia. Mr.

Johnson received his first last fall and war one nf Mr successful candidate? out of one hundred and He IMS a In 1 voko This Bummer John-on will nt i i under llorilio rmineiit voice tenliir. Portville Poriullo, i 2T-- A number ot friends of Mr- Merton 1 I.ing her it the home of lier Mr and Mrs Fairdilld of Maple Street Tue-il iv evening Ulor i hour, re fre'l ments "ere '1 Taireliild daughter Tiobort Pnri'-h. were call- in-' In Oloan 'I uo dar Porliille Ixxlje No 1 he'd il re.ular meeting i it M.T-onio Temple un- ilor tlic direction of mnwid i rile Mister of tho Lodge Mr- A i of i i the of Mr ind Mr" 'Verg i 'liio-ilav evening Mr and Mrs Tarl Wacknell and duiJitci Invo returned borne from a few (lavs' UM( In Xew lork Citv and i i AMulc there thev vi-ited Mr Hlaokwell brother' was call- Ing In Oloan afternoon 'be inretiiig of Trier Chapter Ordor ot tho istcrn to bo held evenins at 'Vtisomc loniplo members of I'lecta Hiipler of Oloin i put on tlie plav, Hie I adr Mr Hid Mr? I i Lldndgc a on a calling fnenrls In O'em Tuesday a nonn Mr an(l Mr- 1 arrell and son Richard returned liomc "os- dav evening from Brml.ton "hero Ibev were i illod bv Ibc inns illnoss and death of Mr Farroll's fa her Michael Hirrel i i ld of Oloni r. is tho suo-t of Mr and Mrs Frod Kairohild 1 uo-dav Kolihv l.air- olnld lias boen i i i bi- iraiulpareTts of i feu rrtnr'i 0 1 boino i bis nmtbor Hirber of i boon i i i relitivos in town for a Mr- Nollio Ix-wix and daughter 1 Ii7abe'b rail ng on friends in I no dav Vr: llaekett spoilt 'I lies il-n in liuffal" Mr mil i Hoor-'C Tnrdv nf niran were cillini nn friends in I a evening I nf in Fran a i (- i i i brntb Dusenliiirv of i street I i Mmei was (ailing nn bis ei-ter Mi-- i at tho file in Oenoril Iln-pital eJonii i i fari-h 'pent Tue- dar i i i i in 1'nrt Mleginr and -nn nf Pnrt Alle guo-is nf thoir daughter 'nd Mrs Pml Poppy Sale Opens Here OnJMay 29 Leffion Auxiliary Members In Charge Of Work. annual poppy sale of Olcjn Post, No 5JO.

A i a Loglun, pioceods of i vUll bo used for welfare i among disabled Worlrt War will bo inaugurated In Oleau i a Ma JD Tho i will continue tlnough Memorial Day. Ono hundred per cent of the ic- ceived as a result of the sale of popples, will he used among the disabled veterans, It was pointed out bv Legion officials, (oila. Women ot the Olcan Legion Post Auxiliary will bo In charge of the salo i Mts Nellie as general chairman She i tic assisted Klla DuKe. 'Mis Paul Mis. J.

Clements and Mis Walter Johnson Girl Scouts i offer the pop pies tor salo Momoilal Dav and headquarters i bo established at W. Coast Conklius's. Xoith Union Stiect, luesiUij Legion otflcl ils liidicate tint they expect a large sale of pop pies i i eacli Memo i a Dav as a mark of i to those who made the supreme sacrifice tho ar ind to assist thoso disabled tho service In promoting: tne poppj MAX TmMeuaugh, Olean iie- sented the Legion Post i 500 cards i contain proper a i for i i i the A 1 lag 'Iho cauls a been distributed In Boj Scouts among local iner- i i for proper flag displa on all occasions OFT-TONED, beautiful walls that are easily washed! That's what you get by use of Flat Walt No pores to absorb dirt! Easy washing takes place of redecorating! This is the store for paint, varnishes, lacquers oYnlT Bnlor rcn 'Saundcrs Hardware Co. i ii i i sr si sr. Seeds Flower PHI, SHOP.

Undergoes Operation i a i I Tettit of i i a umlt i went an iion loi i i i i in the Olean i i a Ho pit il Momlav Condition Improved I lie i i of Mrs Sherman Homnson of i i i who i an i a i in Ihc Mount a i clinic i Show Your Colors On Memorial Day He a complete asMirliuriil of all and a jirire torn one cent lo flac sols for (lie iUmori il l)ij TataOv, at '-5c up. MtMOHML DAY ICK TKEVT Ib AT OUR STORK Corner Novelty Store 92! III! I.M.O J. J. hLICE, Prop. 1G3 N.

Union Olcan, N. 1. Going Out Of Business SALE WHY? Pay Regular Prices FOR WATCHES AM) iEWELRY When You Can Buy Here and SPECIAI- $50 iJi.iniond UlllRS SPECIAL $2 Slu'rplalrd baits and Tepiicrj Pair SPECIAL $15 Men's hlrip To hove thciService ready 11KB new Holland Vehicnlar Tunnel between JL New York and New Jersey cost in the neighbor' hood of $48,000,000. A tremendous amount, well invested to speed physical transportation between two states We too, have our transportation problems to earn 1 the voices of millinns of telephone users ever they wish to go To meet the steady demand for more service, the New York Telephone Company spent nearly 1917 alone--considcra' bly more than the cost of the great Holland Tunnel This money provided, in New York State, many new telephone buildings, new central offices with their switchboards, new cables and conduits. New telephones--a nft growth of almost 144,000 in the past year.

Tons of wire--over 747,000 miles in 1917 --enough to go almost 30 times around the earth. So we must keep on building and planning ahead to have the scrvfcc ready whett it is required. For telephone needs most ic anticfpatcd if the lcst interests of you, the user, arc to be served. YORK TELEPHONE CO JS PA IVY C. H.

Smith Sons' Co. Department Stores The May Silk Sale Fashionable High Grade Silks Very Much Underprice Silka aro to be offered duuus the- 'our i a of ithii Important event at prn.es tint mil not i (o Impress sou most faiorablv tho sreat builiv power of our associated Mores Our purihaNOs In the New uni Hst totaling llioii'-inds of a i Is re flcctul forublj in the values to lie offered here lliursdu, I'ridu nud Siturdar Genuine Canton Crepes Regularly $3.50 Yd. $1.95 Ikre Is .1 Hut iKluiys to the '-ilk anstotnuv, a of icfmid ckviiKC uiulj ei.r In be Ind it popuhr iirki- In the must hUhlc i i shades of tlic Spring and Siimuier scnson Mvl-s Itose-- Manilla-- Clun Ciiin Hlu( Ho'-c Bl-nuc Mother Coo'-e LIKUIIC llue ind Oov.n Printed Crepes Regularly $3.50 Yd. $1-95 yd Ihcre trc on (be market tiling for licc a i speilnl at this iuiu Hiir- the i Mlk bile thej IK to le closed 1 05 It 1 Hut tlic Printed Crepes, to be offcied dinnu this Snle for 1 05 are of a very superior (juility. On the of Ainenci's h't stores in a regular i i priced i i i llio are i i i i i i mil i i i i tolor effects Printed Georgette Crepes Regularly 82.50 Yd.

yd Our i stoik of nil Sen, 'Jlus son i Liepi diuiiu' tho bill; uc to IK- priced $105 I i in MLW ot lirei-ent i i i of OvdiAltv Ilutti IIM! dink ioiiii(K i UK! piiiuuub th it .110 I I New Dress Hats ith Large Head Size A the I i-ht Inoking Hats -l l.iinis Hid i i i i i i i i a fm the ws'inn leipnrln; a Head -izc C. H. Smith Sons' Co. i a i Inn in sin's I i Best and Cheapest in Olean ALL KINDS of POTTED PLANTS OIIIP and "MIC MOHCJ CITY GREENHOUSE F. lennej.

Prop. Ill riIO.SC Gy.aranta.ed 1.1. GOOD 10 i.H5 It MIII need o.atsci, make -me a they help rnthcr a hinder j'uur vision JHm't, wo of jou, jco inllre jour pre ous cjc -n I by wearing Improper liases Our ciiicrt oi.tluu 2 airc. safe I All Klnsses wl.leh ocommerd nrc GIMUAN- to rotlsfj.