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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES MONBAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1920. US GETTYSBURG TIMES Member of the American Newspaper Pobllehere Association and The Tiroes on.Carllsle street. i I'tfONR W. LA.VEKR HAFRR. Publisher Published Dally.

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s. Mail, and we taice occasion to we havt? no control over the publication after its livej 'y Post Office Authorities, any in -transit shouia be Immediately- reportefl to Post Office Department, Washington, within IJbCALS SMOTHER FAIRFIELD NJNEj Independents Win 14 to 1. Shei rystown Easy Victors Again. Score 7-2. Jafieen ringing hits from the batS: of" the Gettysburg Independents! spelled defeated for the Fail-field nine at Fail-field Saturday afternoon.

Coupled with the fifteen hits were three bases on balls and seven errors, netted the Gettysburg team fifteen Fairfield scored but one run onl seven two passes and six errors, MERCHANT DEAD (Continued from First Page.) Julia M. Krise, of Carlisle street, and one brother, J. Krise, of Frederick. Funeral from her late residence Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, conducted by her pastor, Rev. Paul R.

family plot in Interment in the Evergreen cemetery. MRS. KESSJLER WALLET Viola Irene (Berkheimer) AB E. Thompson, ss 5 3 Mundorff, 3b If 3 Roth, ss, 2b 5 2 Plank, 2b, cf 5 1 If, 3b 5 0 Ci'cmer, cf, p. 4 1 Zincand, lb 5 2 Hartzel, 5 2 Stevens, rf 2 1 Palmer, 1 0 3 1 2 2 1 1 2 12 2 8 1 0 0 0 wife of Kessier Wallet, near A Littlestown, died Saturday morning at 2 12:45 o'clock at the West Side Sani- 0 tarium, York, where she underwent 0 an operation on Tuesday evening.

0 aged.30 years, five months 3 and two days. Mrs. Wallet was born 0 at Smith's "Station, and was the 1 daughter of John and Lydi'a Ann 0 Berkheimer, Hanover. 0 Thirteen years ago she was mar- 0 ried to Mr. Wallet, who survives with i three children, Dorothy, Meta ami 40 15 15 27 11 ti Richard.

Her Mr, and Mrs, Fan-field Heller, Ewope, 2b McGiaughlin, ss B. MeGleaf, 3b, Singley, B. Landis, cf C. McGlaughlin, rf, 3 H. Luntiis, If 4 0 1 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 10 1 1 1 cover.

CITY SUES FOR LIBEL showed Chicago Declares Newspapers Have Hurt Municipal Credit. Chicago, Sept. 20--Two suits for flO.000,000 each were filed Saturday by the city of Chicago on orders of Mayor William Hale Thompson against the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Daily News, respectively. the greatest price recession, the decrease aver-! more than twelve per aging products declined' nearly six per cent and cloths and clothing pei- cent. Fuel and lighting materials continued their upward trend with an increase of more than 6M per cent while metals and house furnishing goods also showed an increase over July.

BOTTLE HAS SEA MYSTERY Saying Ship Was Sunk by Submarine-in 5. TOe according to Counsel S. A. Ettleson, allege charg-1 ei-made by these papers in the. Jjri-j campaign that ended Wednes- Brings Message have injured Chicago financially.

charges allege false statements to the effect that the citv is bankrupt and its. credit exhausted. They de- Sept. 20-What a he clare that these statements injured an ech war thc of a bonds issued by the city, caused it to messa a Ship pay higher prices for supplies and Ge map raider was picked up Sat- materiaTs and injured the morale of ay where two long- i shoremen rescued from the water a PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL Rev. Walter E.

Garret, pastor of toe First Reformed church of Philadelphia, formerly pastor of the New Oxford charge, has formally accepted the call to the Kreutz Creek Reformed charge. When the acceptance has been approved by the body, Mr. Gurret will be officially accepted. city employees. ICE-BOUND 25 MONTHS Captain Bernard And Crew Back Nome From The Arctic.

to Nome, Sept. 20--Captain Joe Bernard and A. Anderson have arrived here with their vessel, the Teddy Bear, after four years spent in the Arctic, I sealed bottle. In the bottle was a penciled message, dated July 14, i 1915, and purporting to have been! i written by an officer on the steamship Nepigo.n, or Hepigon, the first letter of not being clear. The message stated that the ship' had been sunk by a German raider 24 miles southeast cf Norfolk, and that 47 members of the crew had en killed during 25 months of which time they was signed: in i "Captain H.

W. Dodge, of Cuba, W. I per Second a B. Bulton, Chicago, 111." I Records here do not show a ship' were ice-bound Victoria Strait, at Taylor Island near King William Captain Bernard brought with him a native of the land of Stefansson's famous blonde Eskimos, but declared that after two years' search of that district he was unable to locate any of he bidnde natives found sod houses evidently of jreat age in Carnation Golf, he said, and brought back pieces of old vory and other curios uncovered in by the. name of Nepigon or Hepigqn.

to have been lost or the war. Frequently messages picked in sealed bottles have proven to be. pranks of practical jokers. (Medical Advertising) I. AUTO CLIMBS CURB TO KILL 'SAFACT Truck on Sidewalk Crushes And that mau leading physicians vise' Injures Mother.

MANTONE own and regula'ry pf eSeHEe it" for Wilkea-Barre, Sept. 20--Don-1 weak, nervous, rundown inen and aid Beagle, five years old, of Blooms- women. mrg, was killed Saturday afternoon when struck by a truck owned by the 3.i.'. Fisher Qmipany. His mother, 3 0 0 0 0 1 body was taken to Hanover and hit the truck byVFrhntc.

when, ihe steering locked, and the car thte curb TMther. John brother, Bart Beaffle, who A A Constable William Jfe the boy by the hand, was krfock'ed A 2 'over, and 'three Estellii; down and seriously injured. The 9 Mrs. Joseph "Hirt and 1 Mrs. Elmer Bahge, all of' Hanover, 'also siirvive.

The 0 Saturday.morning. In the afternoon 0 body was taken to, the home of her 1 parents from which ptece; the funeral A i held this horning. Services were Crosses on Littlestowit Church Being (.::: -'conducted at the Berkheimer at Replaced. 7 10 o'clock. The.

Rev. Dr. M. J. Roth I officiated.

Burial was made in the "Makes rich, bjood, stronger nerves, restores. Store and all Druggists. 'Drue- FAMOUS CLIMBER 38 1 Piank out infield fly. Score by Innings Gettysburg 3 0 0 4 0 3 0 2 3--15 Fairficld 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0--1! Two base hit--Singley, Heller, Mundorff, Thompson, Hartzell, i Cromer, Plank. Hit by pitcher--j Mundorff, Roth.

Struck out by Heller by McCleaf Cromer Palmer Thompson 2. Base on plot in Mt. Olivet cem.etery. MRS. ELIZABETH M.

BOWERS County Resident Died in Philadelphia. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, who moved from boro a vear Biprlerville to Waynes- ancl a half ago, died mi The J. S. Phelan Company, of New i PUBLIC SAI.E OF REAL ESTA-TE "Saturday 25 1 "tJi i diy 6f cinber' 1920, undefsiKned i of the last Will and S'estanienf -ii York, have removed the did crosses a Houser, of on St.

A i- incr real estate. 't replacing them with new. ories-. They i are also painting the church steeple. that certain Lo of and the tank at the Littlestown jate on the or of Mill.

Mr. Phelan is said "to he the i AvenuDe borough of i burg, Pa, and fronting 53 feet thereon, only man who has ever elitnbed the! famous Woolworth Tower, 55 stories adjoining Lot of Mrs. John Toot on Gettya- or 750 feet high, without a rope. balls--off McCleaf Palmer last Friday afternoon at the home of Thompson 1. Stolen bases--Thomp-: her daughter, Mrs.

J. R. Weaver, in son Cromer, Stevens, Philadelphia. Four months ago Mrs. i Bowers went to Philadelphia with daughter.

As she declined in again demonstrated health rapidly Mr. Bowers joined her right to the championship of there a short time ago. Adams county by defeating the In-1 The deceased was born in Mum- dependents in decisive fashion at Me- 63 years ago, the daughter PRICES DROPPING the South, other lands of decedent on the North-side thereof, and extending back to a public alley in the rear. This property is nicely located and Report Foodstuffs in Biggest! improved with, a two-story frame-; i nt pKTnL Decline. their Sherrystown Sunday afternoon.

The fhamps hit Menchey at arid i the break in the Gettysburg of Rev. Daniel Shank, a Mennohite will preacher. He has been dead about hard hitting came 1 1 years. defense. After hur marriage to Mr.

porch-front dwelling- house of feight' rooms and outkitchen, with chicken' A 7 UT the e. This property has been new- wholesale prices during ly roofed, and in good repair. Terms of sale; 25 per cent cash and. the balance April 1st 1921, when deed and August is reported by the Department of Labor. Mea'stired by changes in the index numbers of bureau of! labor statistics, the decrease was per.

cent. possession Trill be Sale at 1:00 p. in. WILLIAM HERSH, Executor. went to the mound in the Bjglerv.

i eighth and stopped the hitting, remov.njj to Waynosboro. but the damage hud then been done, i Be-side her husband, she leaves one! Storm for Mctiherrystown held the son and one daughter, W. E. Bowers, I Wayne.sboro, itnd Mrs. J.

R. Weaver, final store j-ystown 7 Gettysburg sluEffers in check at a wjis Mc'Sher- i i a i a She also leaves two brothers, David and Christopher Shank, of Biglerville. Funeral Tuesday at 10 o'clock in A Thompson, cf Bream, Plank, If 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 A 1 i i burial in this cemetevy at a place. 1 0 BA01.Y IN 1 A 1 Roth, lb Mtrftchey, Woodward, c- Mundorff, lib Sadlf-r. rf Total McSherrystown AB G.

Small, If r. 0 Smith, ss 4 1 Elinc, 1 1 Lawrence, 2b W. Small, t-f Poist, Grof i Omdorff, rf Storm, 1C Exhibition Injured in Sight 80,000 Ptniple at Fair. ot 0 1 Total 20 7 1 Score by 0 0 0 1 0 (i 1 M-S 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Syracuse, Sept. 20--Five i 0 hundreii feet in the air in view of visitors at the State Fair Sat- f.

24 17 3 a afternoon, Tex McLoughlin, airman, was badly injured- struck by the propeller of the 0 higher airplane, to which he a 0'transferred himself in midair. Mclaughlin's escape from death' 0 miraculous. He clung to 1 ropo ladder of the machine until it 0 reached the ground, blood dripping 0 over the spectators as the machine 0 circled in descending, partially out of 0 control. McLoughlin was still con-- scious when reached, although he had 27 111 1 been dragged more than 100 feet on thc before thc machine was 0 0 0--2 brought to a stop. He is in the 2 7 Crou.se I i Hospital, and will re- 0 1 1 2 2 ir, A 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 ROBINSON CRUSOE'S BIG CANOE that he hewed and hacked and hammered into shape, just ixitted where it lay, because the co-operation of men was needed to shove it down to the water.

And that i-o-opr-ration was not to a Business men who originate and manage and control present-day enterprises have co-operation available from many valuable sources. This institution with its records of over half a century service, is a strong, dependable co-operative force. Draw upon it. First National Bank of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Rothhaupt and Wenschhof CIDER PRESS at Rothhaupt's Mill will be operated Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. Engage time in advance for apple butter boiling.

ROTHHAUPT WENSCHHOF Gettysburg, Route 3 C. V. 'phone, Littlestown 18-15 The Hanover Fair Hanover, Penna. SEPTEMBER 21. 22.

23, 24, 1920 Immense poultry show in greatly enlarged buildings. Home and dairy products and agricultural display will he the largest in the history of the fair. RACES HARNESS AND I DAILY Featured -with Stake Races assuring horses rom the best' stables in the east. A wonderful of eight headline free acts and the best of niiisic FIREWORKS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS One solid mil of midway attractions furnished by the Eclipse Exposition Company. A large shipment of Oil 'Heaters just in'; Just the thinfe to i take the chill off that room in the mornings and evenings, before starting the Much more convenient and economical than 'the i i Call-and sec them.

Prices are ri M. T. Please make all business calls, either by telephone or in per- scm, to my new store room at 39 Baltimore street, formerly occupied by H. B. Bender.

iires MAXIMUM MILES 'MINIMUM COST A new stock of standard sizes, torn "which. you. can easily suit-yourself, 'at a LIBERAL DISCOUNT. CORD OR FABRIC HOOD, PORTAGE. UNITED STATES, GOODYEAR and FISK TIRES.

VULCANIZING and RE- TREADING. Some slightly used and retreaded tires at real bargains. toner's Tire Shop GETTYSBURG, PA. Opposite Postoffice, 131 Baltimore Si. 1 V.

Phone 117X Property known as Creek Farm operated by Nswman Newman. Fruit Farm containing 138 (a survey was made in 1912), situated along Friends Creek, about 1 1-4 miles from miles from Em'mitsburg and .4 miles 'from Sabillasville. i- Buildings consist of'Four Room' Kitchen, Barn and Corn-crib. Farm divided approximately as follows: 60 acre.s in apples, consisting of .4000 trees of" the following varieties: Wealthy, Jonathan, Stayman Beautyafid Sllack Twig, 7. ancl 8 years old, in 30 acres-clearned farm and about 30 acres young timber, also small orchard containing 75 apple and 12 peach- well eastern exposure, with 'several? springs located In orchard.

This is an exceptional opportunity to secure an orchard: just ready bear. Possession, of buildings'wjll. l.e given April. Lst 1921. Buyer 2r can take oyjr orchard and Inspection may be made by applying at farm or an appointment can be with S- F.

Newman, Waynesboro, Pa. For price and terms 'apply to undersigned. S. F. NEWMAN, Waynesboro, Pa.

A unusually attractive First Mortgage Seyeii Per Cent In units of $500, $1000 and $5000. These bonds cover the grounds and buildings of a large going industrial plant, valued at three times the amount of bond issue. Interest payable semi-annuall Feb. and Aug. These bonds callable at $102, and accrued interest.

For further information address The Geiger-Jones Company Chambersburg, Pa. C. L. (Medical Advertising) FEEL THIRTY YEARS YOUNGER SINCE TAKIW FORMULA R-11." DECLARES P. S.

BUCHANNON OF THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN i ii i better for Able to Come Down Stairs After Taking Half Bottle of R-11. Remarkable Results Obtained Due Solely to the Reese jv Formula He Says P. S. Buchannon, who. is contacted with the Norfolk Western on Albermarla Bluefield.

W. was laid up with hit stomach and after of Flu. He took bottle of The Formula R-11 and waa able to dow and attend to Mi In 'a Mr. Buchanaon detail received Formula R-11 and his hottest. opinion of its merits.

"I have been Buffering from my stomach condition brought on by a attack of toe Flu which Mr-system I don't I-would well again but ior 4 A A i "I IraOfttr. ftieaicine" from Goodj; Store and befoto'i had JTM mT.y-- as it has helped me' do all in my power to aquaiat all nijf with its merits:" -in you wlsa further 4trect to our MeiSical DepartmeitV Formula Huhtinrfloft; The Reese fc-L doing for hundreds what for Mr, Buchannon. If from stomach, lier or if system 'is' all rrm the Flu. get a bottle Heeae today f. 'if LINCOLN WAY THEATRE Monday Tuesday HARRY CAREV in "BULLET PROOP A Romantic Story of thc Northwest--nno of daring horsemanship and thrilling notion and gun-play by A CAREY and his squadron of A jiHi M.f.!«.

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