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PAGE TWO THE GETTYSBURG TIMES. JANUARY'SOt'fc, 1924. PERSONAL NOTES AND BRIEF ITEMS Notes From Around Town TJuvogii Ifce MANY DA Clashes With Committee. Saying I Way of HaadUag: Plans is Unimportant. ANDERSON HUERTA IS SURE IS FOUND GUILTY HE WILL TRIUMPH Washington.

Jar. 30--For the sec; ond time in as many weeks. Miss i Esther Lape. in charge of the policy of the Bok peace plan Jur1 Convicts lry Head of Third Degree Forgery. TO BE SENTENCED FEB.

8 Official Quarters Cautions in Discussing Ultimate Result of Probe. Wba Arc Coming of by refusing to aad forced adjournment of the coni- T-he comrr.irtee devoted half an American chairman. Charles G. Dawes, reached Berlin from Paris Tuesday nigrfat. There was.

no ogicial reception when the delegates alighted Obregon Cut Off From nza Repre- 4 Says. nropagarcia cnargres. answer all questions Ba is i ed from the immediately motored to their hoteL Germany's hopes of reachir.gr a tolerable and iinal solution HAS 50 PER CENT OF ARMY Bebel Says Regular Forces Are home of William Armold and family of iii her Kin'ple, Bu near Marguerite chan2.ii Va-ley, 13 spe-'itJing- trvera Jays with her uncle and aunt, Mr. anc Mrs. Merl L.

Miller, of McKnights town. Messrs. Upton Johns and of Chambersburg, spent Tues- at the fcome of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Seyiar and family, Geztvsburg B.

5. Lad.H?. of the Tuesday Xight Bridge Club were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John Brebm Broadway. 3Irs.

George Boehner Lincoln avenue, was an additional IKg p. i the purview ee's instructions. of decide IT A.u-Salocn League of New York, wa, I idling Ian, under the tne commit- dnrtment charging him with third- wuh Germany's official spokesman. degree forgery JB connection with the 5 to "splitting'' of commissions with a -oceed the descr-snon tne ormer league fund solicitor, of Chairman Moses, was ex- Tompkins announced Ander. used until today, when the hearing SOR wou i sentenced Friday, Febru- resumed.

a ry s. Bail of in which he Washington, Jan. h-uc- i monarv forces in Mexico was predicted day by Richasd Cole, of who conferred with Sec-; rerary Hughes on the subject. i Mr. Cole, who was a personal repre- program lor the deliberations iena tive in the United States of Pres- idents Madero and Carranza, M.id De i agreed upon, although in ouicial a Hutrta controls 60 per cent of i It i assumed further dis- Mexican regular army and that Pres- cussion of the proposed banfe of Obrt-gon, left Mexico City.

committee and the second I 1 experts, expected from Paris No Program Agreed Upon Xo prograi in Berlin by Daues-' L-jmnilttee has Rubber Footwear? You Bet A big, complete Stock Phone Your Order HOE AND CALL US In honor of his fourteenth birthdav Herbert Peters was given a surprise party at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Z. J. Peters, Guernsey. Miss Ana Gilliland, Carlisle street, has returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Baltimore and Pans; sutawr.ey.

Miss Catherine Griest, a student Swarrhinore College, is spending a week at the home of "her parents. Mr and Mrs. C. Arthur Griest, Guernsey Mrs. Paul Blocher and daughte- have returned to Ellwood City afte' spending some time at the home of Prank Hartman.

Hanover street. Miss Bessie Hoke. of Emmirsbarp- is the guest of her trother-in-law an-: sister. Dr. and Mrs.

J. Ellis Mussel man, Springs avenue. The girls' basketball team of tysburg College will meet the girls" team of Dickinson College on the latter floor in Carlisle on Saturday afternoon- Mrs. Harry Chester, of Harrisburg has concluded a visit with Mr. and Mis.

George Harcman. Hanover street Miss Caroline Blocher entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home this afternoon. Miss Xancy Louise Horn is ill -with German measles at the home of he 1 parents, the Eer. and Mrs. X.

L. Horn. Carlisle street. PRINCE IS "UP IN Says He Doesn't Know Whether is Engaged or Not. vfc vi the opening of tne hearing, has been at liberty since the indict- sion will constitute the first topic on i- to return be- Mcses directed Laoe ment was returned, was continued.

It its ae-enda. -o turn over all documents which he was continued. It was understood, from gratification ad requested of her at the last ses- an appeal would be taken. i over the approaching assay of on of committee. Miss Lape The jury deliberated one hour and! many's Snancial and economic assets -aid she desired to explain the docu- 40 minutes.

"non-political Weeps As Judge Talks ohasizing the thai the ients and proceeded to outline the reneral method by which the jury award at its final session de- em- in- ing- completely shut off by the revolu- tiorusts. Mrs-. Obregon In Juarez San Antonio, Texas, Jan. to reports from persons coming from Mexico City. President Jj ie ven the urv at I vestigation be as comprehensive and is seriously il! aboard the Pres- after lengthy instructions i Borons a.s no ss ibe train in Chihuahua.

These isrorous as possible, oSc-Ia! quarters wivuu3 'berated over seventv-seven plan. by Supreme Court Justice i fro a prediction 'dominant He emohasized that the Anti-Saloon! "vided into seven from which the winning chosen. When 3enator Moses asked for de- He emphasized that the Anti-Saloon 0 an League was not on trial nor was the 2 6 ln prohibition law i ect oa to unaenaten by the uvo When the jurv retired it took the i Centeri, In Danes of the handling of the Dlans Anti-Saloon League books along. An-j fter they were received, the witness xoressed the opinion that did Senior a a erson TM sbed tears while the iurv handled tne ar handled its is ol no are said. "The wax- in which were Liberty to usual procedure, An- i Procedure and the authoritative derson was not placed in- the custody I qualifications of the personnel of these of the sheriff when the case was given as was reflected in the to the jurv, and he was permitted to preliminary discussions at Paris.

Inc the United States Government in 'T 1 11 leave the Criminal Courts Building for', erest apoarently Dawes. teHmc arms and to the ll dinner. The defendant has been at i who already has beeorr.e a pic- Obretron Gcvernr-ient denying the the liberty under bail ever since 'nresoue Seure in Germaiv. train in Chihuahua. These -eports are that the train left San Luis Potosi for Juarez, ostensibly to Mrs.

Obregon and her fami-1 lv oil their way to Sonora. However, it is stated th.e train did not reach! Juarez. Mrs. Obregon arriving there on an ordinary Pullman. This was to the President's illness, it was i iH Huerta Sas He Gets Arms irold To Obregon Xew Orleans.

Jan. action GREAT REDUCTION on BLANKETS AND ROBES Variety to select from--all Bargains Come in and get prices Adams County Hardware Co, on the revolutionary government of Adolfo and Senator insisted the was nertiner.t. ''Is it the to find out th jcvolation muca told a staff the Xew i derson in the forgery indictment, Jus- Dr. Sehacht. president ques- tice Tompkins told the jury in his Reichsbank.

the "will Orleans Daily States in Vera Cruz a To convict on the first count i mnion Dr. Luther of few days ago. according to a copy- he said, it was essential that an in- Fj nance righted" article published Tuesday method of selecting the winner?" teat to defraud be shown, although it Senator Carawav. was not necessarv to show the intent, "That may arise later." Mr. Moses was against any particular person or i ed.

institution. He also declared that. and of TransDortation. JUDG1N-G CHARACTER "Hi TIKES M'ss Lape then preceded to tell in under the first count, it was unimpor- a general wav about the groups tant whether or not the fraud had been --Her which final mans were consummated. Many an ex perls at '-andled.

''The Tlaas were ba-irfled The second count, the court saidr reading character are wont to claim a Planner satisfacm-y to the iury eould provide a conviction only if the that they can judge a nianV caliber -id ratified." "At the falsification of an account was found by the way he wears ou the be intentional. that the An old that stiii false entry may be used to the prej- of the rights of the or the owner of the Minister tre newspaper. "Obregon buys the rifies and pays for them," De la Kuerta was quoted as having told the correspondent. ''Then, presently I have the ana each rifie a competent equipped soldier. The Mexican Army coming over to the revolution "r'l regiments.

My companies reports plans before all mem- '-ers of the iury dominant groups." 1 New York, Jan. 30--Prince Efiggo cousin of King Christian, whose en gagement to Eleanor Green, of Xev York conn; "by Miss Tsibet GIVE BOY A CHANCE An bv last his s'noed. todav "chat the revolution i -j ins a look has an armed force of more than of neatness is held indicative of cor- CCO men. while under Obregor. there responding traits In the inake-ui of are about 20.000 armed men.

This ticn or the owner of tne account the man eariag it and vp a i Tires that ha Pecora Denounces Dry Chier and STnoothIy SS I t0 in monv, devoting the last half hour to i a bitter denunciation of Anderson and On tne other nand. tires are bbtered and worn -jut evenly ly pay a rare week Salma Cruz fell to our forces. Here in Vera Cruz I have 30.000.000 rounds of rine ammunition that canie to us from Salina Cruz--ammunition rhn.t vras sent coTrn the coast from San Francisco--and today we received one five-ton trr.ckload of Ur.ited Stases army riSel bayonets attached, at the arsenal." Correspondent Back From Yera Cruz The correscondent who wert to Vera Keep Your Car Clean Proper care of the paint on car will preserve it twice as ionjr as ordinarily. And in addition, il is a lot more pleasure to go about in a csr that always looks clean. It reflects, the character and habits of the owner.

Wj have a man in our shop organization on full time who does nothing but wash and polish cars. Ke hat been carefuliv trainee, on how do the job right. Bring your car in regularly and let us keep it clean for you It is not expensive ar.d it proves to be a great saving to vou in' the long run. Fddie Plank's Garage H. T.

Jennings. "Where Service Counts Gettysburg. Pa. Most" Wallace F. WyiHe to 1C.

Ottawa nnce is on about 10 davs ago for the uur- because the boy had a scientific son's commission "split" agreement temperate, ievei-neaded man EOSe of interviewing De la Huerta re. knowledge of chfcken culture and Bertsail Phillips, former fund dnves with wits about him. rarnei to ew Orleans Mordav night. attend thf that he had applied his knowledge to solicitor for the league, as an "tra-1 cause he foresees emergencies ap- FA reported Monday nisht De la February 11 of his brother the care of j- flocb But tho oly called the pro- Broaches crossings sJwly and in gen- TJue-ta had informed him he was the was a moath breather and ceeds npholy moneys," and'declared Tj. ie that ''all the entries under discussion Prince Eric and Miss Frances Booth A tall, slender, young fellow, further effects of malnutrition.

0 Prince seemed extremely nervous as tragic thing about the big liner slipped into dock and that the chickens were havine a bet- eeked with dishonesty and i the he anxiously scanned gathered on the pier. was not there to meet him. picture was an( transactions concerning them MAY NAME AMBASSADOR tie crowd ter chance than the boy. ty." Green The idea of encouraging farm chil- dren to and live be promoted to a greater degree than a it is at present. On the other hand.

the it must be borne in mind s'castic in his reference eral drives carefully, he has few 3t American newsnaper man to set ccasions for slamming- on his brakes ir. the citv since the revolt was and seldon- launched. suddenly, are iy kids A ff Sf A I Listen! Radio Fans scrapes curbir.gs in parking and turn- De la Huerta was quoted as having- rag corners. The intemperate, ex- -eclared that the American Govern- citable, tj pe of man does all conmiitted an act of intervention of encouraging farm chil- M(e 1 6 casiic in iej.eieui.c cirawe, tjpe of man does all ment conmiitxed an act of mterver.tion raise thoroughbred Boultry to T. King." vanished stranger, these thines and more.

A dozen times in Mexico when bold arms to Obre- stock is -wholesome. ho Anderson had testified, made him I a a he throve on his brakes at full and took steps to prohibit their -Jan. 30. President Coolidge has under consideration a asset of the farm is chey raise. In order to develop into strong man or woman every cnild must have a -well-balanced diet which is eaten at regular periods; long honrs of sleep in a well-ventilated room; activity as expressed in whole- TIDY L'P TEE FARM proposal that Henry T.

Fletcher now' lire stock nor its poultry, but its he organization ana ambassador to Belgium, be transfer-' bovs and rls They themselves are 701 SUm red to Rome to succeed Richard Wash- entitled to as scientific care as they bum Quids who has resigned. The' a re teri 5 the aronials that proposal also contemplates appointment of William Phillips, uider Secre- a cf St-ate. as anibassadDr to gjura. Thesf have beer, urged bv Senatc-rs Pepper and Seed. Republi- u'i ins UliiKSis ii ift of S25.000.

and "Henry Mann peed spinnill g. his ard equalls mysterious New York ing his ljre hg drivi that the publicity man that Oie league neao had fcreak neck sr is neither declared had done publicity work for! he bcrn- to the revolutionists, and he cited he paid him bv TIU es over rocky roads; wheels stand in oil; he drives down car Tacks and lets bis tires set badly tmder-inflated before he takes the certain tuthorhres -on bear nut his assertion. LECTURES OX WILD LIFE Announcement is made that we are now in this, section for THE FEDERAL, DeFORREST, AT- I WATER KENT, GAROD NEUTEODYXE RADIO SETS i and all radio We are also agents for the Bronson Electric Lantern and supplies, Valley Battery I Charges and the Philco Storage Battery. We are able to furnish you with the HERALD and MUSIC MASTER Loud Speakers or any other loud speaker desired. I trouble to fill them ascain.

Farm SLATED FOR MONT ALTO i I Life. cans, of Pennsylvania. The President has ir-ade decision. If you -want to realize the need ol', tidy farms iust take a trip through a country new to you, a writer in February Farm Life. I never had the some -work, study, and play; instruc- same respect for what a little care of tion concerning the care of the body: lands and home grounds could mean; and periodic physical examinations by for a farm a I did after passing 1 Pocket and Pleats reliable physician.

DHURRY' IS PUT ON NEWSPAPERS (Continued froia First Page.) na-re-i to ict fy in -rath rtarce v.her they do r.ot h.t trc tatch a'. a acdresses and deceased 1 als-' hi? 6'i are up their ma.i, "r.ccrrect Separate Seeks for Them thr through hundreds of r.iilek with the aspects that t-uch a trip car. afford. It -s, natural for the traveler to grange tne of the farm- ers and the production ol the so.l by i the homes and farm-- I have traveled for a whole day without a single realiy bad.y kcot farra house and nearly farm had a big 1 -well- 1 pa.nted hari two and silos and orchards and -aell-kcpt grounds-. Gen- orally trees- were planted to protect r.ot only the tomr.

but the bams and frT.i severe r-nh and wx" It I 4 croatr I exoect to buy fanr.t there I pay for a farm trc ivncrt really v. kert v-i'cre in o'. dt-nce and uhtre farm -uc-h dif- and. rant wa 't TJOlTit of A series of lectures on wild life be given by representatives of che State Game Commission at the State Forest School, Mont Aho. during February.

February 5, Secretary Seth E. Gordon of the commission, will tell of wild life in America found by the first white men. arid the history of efforts to conserve the irila life. On February 12. John B.

Truman, chief I of the division of game protection, will speak of values of laws in game W. Gnrd Cor.klin, chief 'of the division of refuges and lands. tell the embryo foresters on February 19 of the reflation of game refuges to wild life conservation. Trapping instructions -will be given February 21 by C. E.

Logue. trapping in- structor for the commission. Conk- i) hn. on February 26. will tell of rneth- ods of supplying food for ca-iic.

and For any information on the subject of radio, consult IH. We erect aerials and be glad to give you estimates. Our prices, on radio equipment are standard. Live Wire Electric Company 1-58 York street. Edgar W.

Warren 14 Fourth street. Eastern Representative of E. B. Bronson Company. Tvlanufacturers.

Blue Island. 111. I A Baby Chicks fo February 29 Secretary Gordon of the w-i and stockir.e game. FAIRVIEW POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Gettysburg, Pa. RADIO.

AND AUTO ADD TO FARM JOY (Continued From First Pasre) he 1 pou3tr- gaired four tvr cent an I 5 lrt two Joha Coc c- from out hj3 household v.ash at Ceo-1 a Adam- It ore if tar tory- It for the benefit of those de to have tr.eir row 1 pi before them at as a a niomerr as k.ei both ard rural population closer and 1i.i"kpr touch w.th thf-ir several fields a great deal PI in horse scn-e 31 don't realize what cost One t.nii- --aw a speaker was up a tree. A bird in good is worth tvo in bad. i touch was tailored i unusual Thz.1 t.io of a pleated on c.io of tVie skiit by a new pouch embroidered pocket. Ncith. pleats noi tho pocket would have been ai, but the combination ia decidedly so.

wr.h a year Sheeo on Increase Sheep trained ore rer cor; sn htr, two pf Tho val-je if sheen, cv nved at S31.S51.215". The nu-iVr sheen i civcn as. 4 3 of c3.ich.eiMs own bee-, iv'th a total .1 7. The number of two per cent in year. Four jvr cent of the I crop remains to he husked jwrt and eiehty-nine per cc-rt cT the average amount of corn of other now the crib.

hatching January 21st with 40,000 capacity. Will have chicks every week during the months of February. March, April May and June in the following White Leghorns. Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Or state the breed you want, will also do custom hatching. Vie seil coal and oil burner brooding stoves, thermos mountains that will not freeze and chick feeders.

Both 'phones. Member of International Baby Chick Association. 44 4f FOR SALE I 110,675 the KA torn the le- ff 1920 Cleveland touring; 1915 Ford touring car. 1922 Dodge Coupe. S.

G. BIGHAM, i Biglerville, Pa. iWSPAPLRl.