Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Sharp Blades and. You blade for every shaveit you use Valet Auto Strop Razor up to sas ST. LOUIS CARDS GARNERED FOUR HOME RUNS (By Associated Press.) Four homers in game by the Bt. Louis Cardinals emphasized that the world's champions, are still in the race for. the National League championship.

By pounding put Farreil's victory over Philadelphia, Bob birds moved 'to within three games of the leading Chicago Cubs. It was the only game played in the Major Leagues, the two other contests on the schedule being rained. out. In the fifth inning two men were on the base paths when Hafey and Schubel connected. St.

Louis put over eight runs in the fifth frame, driving Jack Scott off the mound and continuing the attack of Decatur hig successor. The National League situation can be 'altered only slightly today, 28 the only contest scheduled is that between the Pirates and the Braves. Should Boston continue its success; ful run against division teams beat Pittshurgh today, the Cardinals would step up into a tie for second place. St. Louis will get'a real test when' the team starts next gories against the Giants in New York.

McGraw's club, five games out of first place, must carry the series it: It 1s: to retrieve lost ground earlier in the season. 'Pittaburgh has fewer games with first division teams with ouly 11 scheduled against Chicago, St. Louis and New. York. Chicago, winding up at home, must face first division teams 21.

times, while the Giants meet their strongest competitors 18 times. St. Louis has 21 games with second diyision clubs and 18 with those of first division. St. Louis must play the Giants seven times, and they have two more with Pittsburgh and nine more with the Cubs.

ANNVILLE CUBS BEAT BUNGALOW ROW TEAM The Annville Cube defeated the Bungalow Row team of Lebanon by the score 14 to 7. Tuesday. Cabs R. H. A.

E. Loy, 88 0. Keller, A. Brewer, 3b Saristria, 26 Nye, 1b Moore, cf Shenk, Shutter, ri Tobias, Brewer, Total 5 Bungalow Bow R. Bates, at, 3b Jones, Blaine, 1b Anderson, 58 Fletcher, Culph, 2b Johnson, James, Cooper, 8b, Anoville 1 1 Total Bungalow Row 03 0 8 0 13 joll (By the Associated Press.) Wilkes- -Pete Latso; Scrantou, won on 8 foul from Joey Gans, Allentown, B.

Utica, N. Y. Frankie Genaro, New York, knocked out Pal Graham, Utica, 9. -Big Roy Peterson, defeated Otto Von Pored, Nor 10 Ike Mandell. St.

Pauls aft Chicago, WINNERS IN THE MOTORCYCLE CLUB'S RUN Distance Covered in 12 Hours Was 234 Miles Referees and checkers who timed and checked. the riders annual Lebanon Valley Motorcycle Club's run, starting midnight Saturday and ending at 12 o'clock noon on Sunday of the following day, announced the winners of the run. The distance covered by the riders who rode two minutes apart at 8 20-mile P. H. schedule, WaS 284 miles.

following riders received the prize: First, Harry Minick, riding a Harley Davidson; second, Hoagy, Harley Davidson; third, "Cal" Deltsch, Harley Davidson; fourth, "Sonny" Williams, Indian; nith, George Selders, Harley Davidson; "Butch" Brant, Harloy Davidson; seventh, "Slim" Zeckman, Harley Davidson. YESTERDAYS AMERICAN LEAGUE No games achuduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louls: 18, Phillies 8. Other clubs not scheduled.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse 14, '16, Jersey City Reading 2 Syracuse 6, Jersay City 8. (second). Buffalo Rochoster 6, Baltimora 1. Newark NEW. LEAGUE Scranton 6, 7, Williamsport Shamokin 2.

Wilkes-Barre 7, York Harrisburg Binghamton 8. 6, Binghamton Harriaburg 6 0- (frat). (second). EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE Parksloy 5, Cambridge Northampton 3. 2.

Caston Salisbury 8, Criafeld 2 (13 innings). RIDGE LEAGUE Hanover Martinsburg 2, Frederick 0. Hagerstown 3. Waynesboro 2. (2nd).

(1st). Waynesboro Chamberaburg SECOND ATTEMPT TO DESTROY P. R. R. BRIDGE The Penna Railroad made known that a second attempt had today.

been: made. to dostroy: one a of roads bridges, a quantity of dyndmite having been "found under: span at a Mayview, small a explosion at, the suburb. Several days same bridge. led: to: an investigation and the finding three quarts of nitroglycerine. The found by a trackwalker; had a wire gud percussion cap attachod to that a train passing over the bridge would have caused an explosion, the railroad statement said.

The Pan Handle division of the road, on which the bridge in located, operates In the soft coal district southwest of Pittsburgh. W. J. RANDOLPH DISPLAYS MEXICAN CACTUS CANDY IN THE NEWS WINDOW Randolph, of California, who Is in this city visiting his sister, Mrs. Marcia Rank, of 718 Cumberland street, has brought East with him some very Interesting and peculiar articles, products of the Southwest.

Mr. Randolph has on display in the NEWS window 8 box of Mexican Cactus Candy, which is attracting considerable attention, LONG CLAN REUNION ON JACOB LONG FARM ON COMING SATURDAY Longs from many miles around will attend the annual Long reunion on Saturday, August 27th, 'on the form of Jacob Long, west of the Lebanon Country Club. The reunion will be held rain or shine, as even the weather conditions cannot hinder the Long's from gathering. A program arranged by the committee, will be rendered. MAIL CARRIER KIMMEL AND PARTY RETURNED FROM VACATION TRIP George Kimmel, city mail carrier, returned from a two woks' vacation today.

He spent most of his time in touring the state, visiting in Williamsport and other points. He way accompanied on his trip by Mr. and Mre. Jameg Young and son and daughter, James and Margaret, of North Tenth atreet. STORM WARNING FROM U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU Washington, Today, (P) The Weather Bureau today issued the tollowing storm warning: Advisory 10.A. M. storm warnings changed to Northwest Delaware breakwater to Boston. Disturbance of great Intensity cantrel 180. miles south of.

Nantucket moving northwest HOPE OF FINDING MISSING DOLE FLIERS WANING San Francisco, woman and tour men--seven days lost at 808-two more days of search. Hope for the missing race fliers. Mias Mildred Doran, John "Auggy" Pediar, Lieutenant V. R. Knope, Jack Frost and Gordon Scott, who left the Oakland municipal airport for Hawaii a week ago today, glimmered wanly in the seventh day of aileuce.

Chances wore 8,8 faint for the recovery of Captain William P. Erwin and A. H. Eichwaldt, who flew out of the airport Friday in search ot their missing compapions and were belleved to have crashed into sea after sending out a frantio 8. 0.

S. on their radio, In the. taco of discouraging ports from the 48 submarines, destroyers, -airplane carriers and their searching eyes," ever. flashing the colorless, laconio periodically radio, came word. that fifteen additional destroyers arid one light cruiser under command of Rear Admiral Luko McNames, were, ordered to join the search.

Rear Admiral Rickard Jackson, commander of the Pacific fleet ordered these boats into action! with the idea of scrutinizing uncovered: sea area before falling of the "zero hour" Thursday. Seven destroyers, developed across twenty-one-mile front are continuing the woll-nigh hopoless search along the great circle steamer, lane. between San Francisco and Honolulu. Land and sea planes dispatched from the decks of the airplane, carrier Langley and the aircraft tender Aroostook are scouting an. 80 mite patch of sea.

and every effort is being made to trace down recurrent reports from land or ocean. The latest of these, a story that a green flare seen to rise and die about about 8,000 feet. up the rugged slopes of Maina Gea, in the Island of Hawaii, Sunday night, has thus far tailed to result In definite word that any of the fliers has been Three of the army's DeHavilland airplanes, which left Luke Field, Honolulu, to fly over the mountain in the hope of finding a fallen plane, are expected to report the result of, their search, today, General Edward 'M. Lewis' dispatched the army airmen, with orders to use the Halesmaumau landing: in Hawaii, as their, base. Possibility that one of the: Dolo flight entrias might have swung south of its course, in the darkness and crashed against Mauna Kea, loftiest peak of the Islands.

gave rise tot the hone that definite news of the might yet be obtained. With the approcah of the "zero hour" set for Thursday night by tho navy department, whon all its vessols shall: abandon the hunt, doubt. was expressed by Mariners and experienced flight navy fliers that any of the Dole planes could have' remained afloat this long, even though favored with a woek of mild weather, 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH Lawistown, -(AP)Lillian Spanglor, 18 years old, 'or Harrisburg, WAB killed yesterday when a truck, driven by her finance; Enslow Garrett, 20 atruok by A train and at Menzies Crossing on the Milroy Branch of the Pennsylvania Rallrond, one mile north of Lewistown. Sho died soon after being admitted to the Lewistown Hospital; Garret sustained serious injuries. LEFT ON MOTOR TRIP TO EASTON TO TAKE IN THE ELKS CONVENTION Samuel B.

Bomberger, a teller at the Lebanon County Trust company, and Mall Carrier Charles Hemerly, with Mrs. Bomberger and Mrs. Homerly, in Mr. Bomberger's car, left this morning for Easton to take In the events incident to the Elka convention there. They will remain for.

tomorrow's spectacular parade. NATAL DAY OBSERVED BY WARREN GETTLE Warren Gettlo, son of Mr. and Mre. D. W.

Gettle, of 300 North Tenth stroet, celebrated his 174b birthday annivorsary yesterThe colobrant received. felicitations and many beautiful gifts his many friends and relatives during the course of tho day, ARCHITECT RICHER ON EUROPEAN TRIP Abner Richer, of the Heights, a well known architect, left tor a few weeks tour of Europe and the last week. 12-HOUR TIEUP ON THE READING RAILROAD TODAY Bloomaburg, Pa. Today. Traitia op the Catawissa branch of the Reading Railroad was resumed this morning after a twelve-bour tieup due to freight wrack at Beaver Siding.

No one way injured although Ave care were derailed, two coins over a steep embankment and other a PA CHEVROLET World's Lowest Ton-Mile Cost Tens of thousands of users have mission and sardy learned by actual comparison that disc clutch. Mark the Chevrolet provides the lowest ity construction thro mile cos In the history of the channel steel frame commercial car industry! banjotype rear, one Come to our salesroom and. learn leaved, for yourself how Chevrolet in de- parallel to the frames Go for signed money. and Note built. the to save advanced, you: load perfectly demonstration Chevrolet and meets modern engineering--typified own haulage by a powerful in head If you do that, truck you motor, with three speed trans.

buy will be Chevrolet cost ta the cost of transporting a its ton of equivalent. material Top Truck 395 1-To 0495 Ton 610 sails Bill A ME A A BEARD A 1 a a A SAMUEL T. KURTZ DEALER NINTH AND WILLOW STREETS, LEBANON. ASSOCIATE DEALERS LEE C. WEBBER, SHEET GERHART'S GARAGE, ROBERT SHUEX Ono PALMYRA AUTO SERVICE, GRUBB MILLER.

Campbell DISSINGER'S GARAGE, Quentin The WORLD'S LARGEST BUILDER OF GEAR SHIFT TRU MAJOR LEAGUE Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. (New York BL 87 .689 Detroit .48. .586 Washington 66 52 .559 Athibtics 66 53 .555 Chicago 55 687. .466 Cleveland 51: 08 .429 St. Louis 47 69.

'Boston .36 81 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Pet. Chicago 7.0 45 .609 Pittsburgh 67 471 .588 St. Louis 87 .588 York 87-: 52. Cincinnati: 62: .452 Boston 148 425 Brooklyn 68: .419 Phillies 42 78 .365 INTERNATIONAL W.

LEAGUE Pet. Buffalo 89 46 .650 Syracuse 84 .622 Newark 73 61 Toronto 71 63 ,030 70 68 ,526 Rochester 65 70 .481 Jersey City, 64 80 .408 Reading, 31 103 .231 NEW YORK-PENNA, W. LEAGUE, Pet. Harrisburg 74 43 Wilkes-Barre 43 .619 York 64' 50 .561 61 57 .517 Shamokin 64. .453 Saranton 60 61 .198 Binghamton 49.

70 .412 Williamsport '42 .362 TODAY'S GAMED AMERICAN LEAGUE Athletion at St. Louis. Weshington At Cleveland. York at Detroit. Boston at Chicago.

Chicago Philadelphia (two). LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Boston: Other cluba not scheduled. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Reading at Toronto. Baltimore at Buffalo. Newark at Rochester.

Jersey, City' at Syracuse. NEW Binghamton at Harrisburg. LEAGUE Elmira at York. Scranton at Williamsport. Shamokin at Wilkes -Barre.

LEBANON CUBS DOWNED FRONT STREET JUNIORS The Lebanon Cuba easlly defeated the Front Street Juniors, 7 to 1, Tuesday afternoon on the Bucks feld. Front Street Juntore Krause, If R. H. A E. Henny, 89 0 Deck, Boyer, ct 16 11 Allen, Gravel, B.

Shirk, ab F. Clymer, Total 27 14 Lebanon Cube 2b 00 Spohn, 8b et A 0 Foliner, 1b Wulrich, Light, 11 Yake, 0. Krause, B8 Det, Total 11 27 Front St. Cubs 0 000 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By the Associated Press. Waner .884.

Waner, Pirates, 106, -P. Waner, Pirates, 182. Doubles -P. Wader, Pirates, 35. Waner, Pirates, 17.

Homers Phillies, 28. Stolou Cardinals, 84. Pitching Meadows, Pirates, won 16, lost Batting Simmons Athletics, HARVEY BUBP HAD A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE (Continued from Page: One) owner, was at his side In cause an of the instant. and after learning the commotion created; rushed him (O. the Good Samaritan hospital, where today he is responding: picely to the treatment, seemingly none the worse for his.

nurrow escape, How he. escaped Instanti death da attributed to the rubber heals on shoes, which acted as a non-conductor. A thorough investigation la being made today to guard: against future accidents of this kind. TOOK PART' IN PROGRAM Mrs. Oscar.

Blouch, of Annville, and her son Newton, of Hummelstown, took part- in the program rendered at the Helman-Badorf reunion at Munheim Park on Sunday. that left from the Blouch home were Those who comprised the party Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blouch and daughter, Marian; Mr; and Mrs. NewBlouch, of.

Hummelstown; Mr. ton, Mrs. I. 'G. Longonecker and daughter, Gertrude, of Palmyra, Mr.

and Mrs, Amnion Hartz, of Annville, were also in attendance at the reunion. MISS GLADYS FENCIL LEFT FOR PHILA. Miss Gladys Funcil, who acted as secretary for the registrar, Prof. Valley B. 0.

Grimm, in Lebanon phia to fain her mother. In that College office, has left for Philadelcity Mies Fencil will be stenographer with the Bell Telephone Company, Miss Esther Walmer, of Hershey, graduate of Lebanon Vulloy, will till the vacancy in the college office. ENJOY PICNIC About forty members of the Friendly Bible Class of the Christ Reformed Church, enjoyed the picnio at the HIll Reformed Church. Peanut scrambles, races, rope and cake walks kopt the atternoon Interesting. All the ladies present declared it WAS 8 most delightful and, succesaful fair, BABY BEEF CLUB As the Aunville Chamber Commerce 18 again sponsoring Heby Beet Club thie year, party.

com: posed of the Commerce members on Monday made a visit to all the who have entered the content. They And the boys quite enthusiastio and baby beet are growing nicely, Clayton P. gaylor, Isaac Li. man, Ed. Smith, H.

L. Kipporte, Harry W. Light and John Weager made up the party, PERSONAL MENTIO daughter, Louise, and their guest, Suste Brighton, of Harrisburg an auto trip Sunday to and Elizabeth town. Mr. and Mrs.

William Marsh, Wilkensburg, are spending few. days with Mr. and. Mre. Joseph Lloyd, Mre, Blizabeth, Leslie, of Reading, is a guest of H.

W. Light and family. Mr. Elizabethtown, and: Mrs. Land Levi Mr.

and Ebersole, of: Mrs. Charles Miller, of Harrisburg, were entertained on Monday. evening by J. W. Spoke at her homo.

on Maple street; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph: Shenk are spending a few days at Bunker Hill with Mr. and. Mra, Gamber.

Mrs. Prisoilia Light, of: Hershey, wan a gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Light on Tuesday. Mrs.

Kathryn Shifter, White Oak street, has been confined to her bed with tor the past, week, but la now able: to sit up. HOSTESSES TO GIRLS MISSIONARY GUILD Misses, Edith, Quebe, and Mildred Nye were hostesses the Missionary of Christ Reformed church on Monday evening. The various numbers on the program were well prepared. and rendered. Program Hymn; Scripture and prayer; Hazel Worthington; Hymn; "The Who Learned to do his Best" Jeanette.

Suoke; "The Anawer," Mildred Nye; Hymn; "'The Moments of Her Days," Beatrice Horn; "Tho Hindered Eiste Miller; Hymn; Calendar prayer, Myrtle Troutman; report of Lancaster MiBsionary conforence, Mary Borry; business moeting. Roll Call Mra. Elsio Miller, Allegra Wengert, Meredith McClure, Grace Spangler, May Berry, Mary Berry, Ruth Whiskeyman, Mary Behney, Mrytle Trautman, Hazel Worthington, Adeline Smith, Mra. Elizabeth Zellers, Quebo Nye, Edith Nye, Ina Killian, Jeanette Snoke, Mabel Miller, Kathryn Kramer, Helen Kramer, Marion Miller. Beatrice Horn, Mildred Nyo.

and Mrs. John Nye were also present. CLASS OUTING On Saturday afternoon class outing was held by A. H. 8.

class of 1927, at Halt Way at the home of John Shenk. Those present: Mary Bowman, Violet Firestine, Violet Becker, Elate Carrie Bashore, Ethel Hower, Mi, and Mra. Edger Tiel, Herman Waltz Paul Shenk and Alma. Battesahn: SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT 6. the new school building by that time CHANGED RESIDE Mr.

and MIn moved: from Palm Min. Yeakla on Mrs. her mar avenue. Mri. De ter.

of Mr. And MID Rev. G. A. Richle and moved from the home a on Maple atreeti into thor on, Main street chased from.

Will FRANK W. CLARK OF ANNVILLE, PAR FINE LINCOLNI Frank Clark Maple street, finished. painting rait of pun former ham Lincoln, It the office of Dr Chestnut street STATE AERONAUTIC STATE FORESTRY AT HARRISBURG Harrisburz, Tod Two new state commit here today for the are the State sion and the State Fare mission. Both com to organize disqua their future activities The Aeronautica Comm expected to take up some of the problems laid before individual lative to the selection: of ports and landing feldo oulty that has been bran the clause in the new lam that cities of the third in certain cases, establish within the county in bio situated. It has been: will work Harrisburg, which has plating a field in York may also cause diffipult where two or more siting together but in differen wish to establish a Joint The Foreatry Comminio to.

discuss the expenditure .000 appropriated the lature for the purchase lands. The commission a receive a communication State game commission combine its fund stars the tion and maintenances serves with the for min resources tour.