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PAG THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1 923. MEN AND WOMEN IN NEWS SPOTLIGHT. Ptiorw Bell 6M United 72 or Miss Helen A. Sheely, of New Oxford, has accepted a position as stenographer and private secretary at the Sure Foot Heel and Rubber Com- -Smith, of McSberrystown Charles F. Smith, has accepted a position- as.

stenographer, book- keejKsr end clerk in the office of the York Manufacturing' company. G. A. R. CIRCLE HOLDS BANQUET Gettysburg CircK No.

138, ladies of the Grand Army cf the Republic, cele- orated the twenty-fifth anniversary of its organization with a banquet at the Corporal Skelly pest rooms, Middle street, Tuesday evening. Eighteen members of the organization i were present. John L. Wilt and daughter, little Miss Justine Virginia, have returned to their home in Harrisburg. spending some time with Miss Fannie H.

Armold, near Gettysburg. Mr. and' 'Mrs. Fi-ancis J. Hoffman and children, Betty Gvvendyline, and Francis of Conning, New York, have returned to their home after spending several days with Mrs.

Hoffman's father. H. Armold, near Gettysburg, automobile. The trip was made by Following the bar.quet, a regular meeting of the circle was held when the following officers for 1925 were installed by Past President Effie Nod: I Miss Annie Skelly, president; Mrs. Annie Tirslcy, senior vice president; Mrs.

Mary Becker, junior vice 1 dent; Mable Reilley, secretary; Emma Hartzell, neasurer, Mrs. Ella Slonaker, chaplain; Mrs. Elizabeth i Redding, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Virginia Homer, conductor; Mrs. Julia Tawney, assistant conductor: Edna Jacobs, guard; Mrs.

Elizabeth I Zhea, assistant guard. Howard Spangler and H. M. Oyler, of Gettysburg, returned Wednesday evening from New York, where they prkT A attended the automobile show. v- 1 UIM 1 IN SHORT COURSE MFS.

Bessie Weikert, of West Middle street, is spending several weeks visiting with her sister. The regular meeting of the Gettys- Penn State College o-i Wednesday welcomed 55 students to the farmers'! winter short course, which started to-1 burg Mother's club will be held Sat- dav and continues until March 5. Ad- afternoon at the home of Mrs Edmund W. Thomas, Broadway, with Mrs. C.

Ross Shuman, Lincoln avenue, associate hostess. Doctor Charles- H. Huber, Carlisle ams county sent four young men to the school for the sessions. They are' Rylan P. Garrettson.

Gardners; Floyd 1 Brown, FairSeld; George T. Mummert. i York Springs, and George L. York Springs. I street; Charles H.

Smith, Broadway; Seventeen of this group registered! Harry Stabler and H. Scheetz attend- for dairy work ar.d eleven signified 1 ed a meeting of the alumni of the lo- their choice of horticultural subjects. cal chapter of Phi Gamma Delta fra- Thc remainder plan to take general ternity at the University club in Har- I subjects, including- cereal crops. live- risiburg Wednesday. i stock feeding, judging and manage- I ment.

soils, farm poultry, fami man- Wednesday Bridge club members agement, plant and animal diseases, m- Tsrerc entertained yesterday afternoon, sect identification and control and at the home of Miss Frances McClean. farm machinery. The short-course students have plenty of opportunities to practice im- uastie MCiangann, tarnous cancer, now wife of McLaughlin. is the mother of a seven-pound sirl at tier home ir Count Michael Karolyi, formerly president of the i y. engaged in a wad dash from London to be at beJsuk- of seriously ill of cyphoid fever in N'ew York City weeks 'iinijjarian courts confiscated all his property G-aston Mwiris.

gent of the Department of Justice, to appear before a 'ourt in New York for trial on the charge of conspiring to ot noe and a bench warrant was issued for his arresL Baltimore street. Mr. and Mrs. B. G.

Walter and Mrs. John Shank, of Biglerville, attended the wedding of George D. Walter, Biglerville, to Miss Maude Bushey, in Harrisburg this morning. Mr. and Mrs.

F. 0. Miller, Graeffen- burg Inn, have returrec! from several feeks' stay with relatl- oona. Mrs. Robert Watson, of Huntington.

mediately what they learn in the classrooms. In fact, much of their time will be spent in the model dairy barn, new beef barn, college creamery, stock-judging pavilion, greenhouse or poultry plant. 'IS SERMON SUBJECT Dr. A. E.

Wagner Delivers In- I spiring Sermon at Prayer Sen-ice at St. James 1 Lutheran Church. "If the whole world were Clixis- the added commercial impetus 'would stagger the mind to Before an enlarged audience Dp. I E. Wagner, emphasized missions, as 3) essential to the very life of 4 i church in his sermon at the St.

James Lutheran church, Wednesday i 'evening, at prayer service. Without entering into the purpose of God as i cvcaled in the great commission no church can continue to live, said thc rpeakcr. "The authority and initiative of missions were grounded in the i divine authority of Christ who com-! mar.ded missions as His final i The motive of missions was shown to 'be as broad as humanity, as deep as the love of God which overflowed on i Calv ary. and as high as the highest i 1 possibilities of human nature and. as 1 i thc divine of God in a re- deemed world.

Missions consider the race as the family of God, all men as brethren. It aims to rid the? world of the one bad thing which is i sin, and to enthrone the one good thing which is righteousness, 1 con-! tinned Dr. Wagner. of missions justify it. It cost America $1,200,000 to Chris- I tianize.

the Sandwich Islands, and as a 1 result, of this work we now enjoy 1 commerce with this island to the i amount of 5 to 8 millions yearly with a yearly profit as great as the'whole task of Christianizing them. Eng- 'and has found a similar experience in the South Sea Isles. Darwin found islanders that he thought too low for i the Gospel, but later finding that the I I Gospel, was saving these people made i a yearly contribution them. There arc now thoroughly established operating native churches in the Orient. And Dr.

J. R. Mott says that, should our Christianity be blotted i out, there is in China such a. potent ital Christianity that it would in time come back to this continent and lift us out of our apostasy." Tonight the subject will be "En- in the Home Isn't Our Fault 4 If you are running ai'ound with wet, cold feet. RUBBER FOOTWEAR GALORE for every member of the family, boots, arctics, "Zippers," rubbers, lace shoes and boots, jacks, felt boots and lumberman's wool sox, etc.

Let us keep your feet warm and dry. EQTH PHONES CKERT i HOE and 'TORE CALL us Cold Out with Wirf's Insulated Cushion Weatherstrip. Just tack it on and turn the corners. Keeps cold out Saves coal ADAMS COUNTY HARDWARE COMPANY, Baltimore street, Gettysburg, Pa. Chief Executive Declares It Con- Second-String Crew of Midship- t'ironing: Jesus Christ fiicls With His Pclicy of men Plays Most of Battle; Life of America." Economy: Wilbur Testifies.

Gerhardt and Tuckey Star. I Prepares Series- is the guest of Doctor and Mrs. M. T. Dill in Biglcrville.

Name Mountain In State After Woman E. D. Hoigss, of lias (By Associated Press.) Harrisburg, Jan. been made by the State Washington, Jan. was Annapolis, Jan.

second- iniormecl today that the admiitistra-! string players in the line-up during ail lion does not regard the much debat-1 minutes play) the Navy ed proposal to modernize- American battleships as conflicting with the arms treaty, but that President Cool-1 Gettysburg Of New Sermons believes both the modernir.citkm court Many questions are being asked every day concerning departed loved ones. To answer these questions as College on the aranory Iar as ha answers arc revealed in the Wednesday afternoon. basketball tossers defeated the five program and certain proposed nsw fir.al was 39 to 18. 1 1 1 1 I turned from, several days stay in i Geographic board to name a mountain Construction would conflict with Winchester, i of economy. in Pennsylvania after Catharine Edward C.

Trimmer, wire chief for I a gan-barrels at the sec Cumberland Valley Telephone!" 1011 Vh Deer creek for the i U. S. agreed that elevation of ohe is the first his ir rr. Continental arniv. company, with Mrs.

Trimmer enter- tamed at a coasting- party night at their home on road. During the evening earns wei-c i r- TTT i used in General Washington armv also enjoyed and delicious refresh-1 The Secretary Hughes in a letter to the a eed that elevation of American capital ships would be in As his vaisity players had bsen going at such a lively pace since the bc- The word of God, Rev. W. C. Robinson has prepared a series of sermons be- ginning this Sunday nigrht on: of the late holidays, Coach ments were served.

guests, twenty in number, included the operators for the telephone company and additional friends. Earl McLane. Edgar Thurston and Ralph Williams, of Harrisburg and Leroy Walters, of Philadelphia, were those present from awav from here. woman to be honored by a i a harmony "with 'the treaty although nd ent tl em into the fray mountain named for her. Many of the Great Britain had taken the opposite for the last lour TM inutes to gun ban-els manufactured by her vveie I view.

Secretary Wilbur appearing before the same "committees said, although any emergency arose. ihe Navy depaitment would hke to see to keep kmbered although ready to jump into the bat- The "Comfort Concerning Loved Ones who hav; Departed to be with Christ." Some ot thc themes in this series Lamb" of the Reavenlv Fold, or the Salvation of All who Die in In- fancy. 1 Souls of Departed--are they POLICE DISPERSE MOB OF NEGROES at half tune was: Navy, 24; Get- (By Associated Press.) enough construction and alteration to b. the Navy as a whole up to the 5-5-3 ratio, the expenditures had been vetoed by the budget 'bureau with the of the President. Baltimore, Jan.

reserves today dispersed a crowd of 700 negroes assembled at a hall in Beacon program, Mr. Wilbur said, had been Doctor Henry W. A. Hanson, presi-' btrcct after several shots had been i picsented to the President by the (indent of Gettysburg College, is in 1VH Crowds estimated at more than rector of the bureau who then inforr.i- Chicago, Illinois, attending a meeting 5G(K) gathered and additional police eJ the Navy department that thc of college presidents. On Sunday were rushed to thc scene and es- morning he will preach at the First taklished riot lines.

Three negioes who started shooting Reserves Show Class Thc local team took the lead early after the opening of hostilities and lolled -ap 10 points before Tne godhead with the collegians managed to register a counter. The second-strung Lutheran church in Dayton, Ohio, and on Monday he will go to Philadelphia to attend a meeting of thc West India Mission Board, returning to Gettysburg next Tuesday. Piesident viewed the expenditure as in conflict with his financial policy. A proposed expenditure of nien showed a form that was quite the equal cf the varsity men, for when 1'iev i dived in favor of the more experienced the stood at i to 13. Signer was the shining light for the Asleep? in Purgatory? or in the Conscious Happiness of Heaven?" "What Bords of Communion have we Nov, with Those Beyond the Veil 7'' We Know Our Loved Onet Heaven?" ''The Resurrection of the Body." "Acknowledgment and Acquittal thc Day of Judgment." Final of the Righteous." SAFE-ROBBER IS SHOT TO DEATH SEEKS TO FORM CABINET meeting of a negro union I 000 for four scout ciuiscrs, one ail- were captured by police craft earner and one floating dry- Widdits.

his contribution for tho a i C'-noon being 13 points. Graf, at 1 after a chase. Thc men had been sus- has been disapproved on the same S-ard, played sterling game pended for non-payment of dues. Viener raper Berlin, Jan. Marx is making a final effort to complete an emergency cabinet before sundown today.

Discover Fissure In Hill; Tremors TELLER IS JAILED Newcastle, Jan. with embezzling from the Lawrence Savings Trust Company. Frank Klinefeltcr, former teller and was in the county jail here uJday. I ground. I Asked what should be done to bring the whole Navy to a 5-3-3 ration the WCl I Secretary read a statement saying i would require an expenditure of $110,000,000 annually for ten years.

He insisUd, however, that with the nd it was largely due to excel- i (By Associated Press.) Pitteburg.T, Jan. -afc-robbcr was shot to death cany today by post- t. i J.T. 4. j.i i master Herbert Park, of Gibsoma.

lent defensive work that the visitors near here. The postmaster surprised two men the act of robbing the postoffice safe. He opened fire with a rifle. Thc i nalle to get going. Tuckey Pivots Well Pennsylvanians Tuckoy and Gerhardt were the outstanding stars, i Associated Pr-ss.) East Bridge Wjatcr, Jan.

fissure in thc earth two inches ship Florida, the battle fleet itself will wide and 40 feet long was discovered be up to the treaty ratio. on a hill here after thc earth i which shook eastern Massachusetts yesterday. The hill itself is above a heavy rock ledge. A theory that the fissure was due to frost appeared to he contradicted the foimer especially showing gi'eat cmplction of on the battle- oor work and pivoting was of the best seer, heie this season. Gerhardt, while off in was on the go all thc time.

Line-up: NAVY G. Signer, men ran from the building and made a stand a pile of ctndeis, re- Cannon Ball Baker, "Speed King," Here BUYS NEW CHESTER HOME fnct tliat winter in this sec-' tion has been extremely mild. BOY, GIRL KILLED Harry Loucks, of the Monumental Works, New Oxford, purchased Sanford Creager home at Chester. Cannon Call Bt'kcr, v.orld famous automobile speed kin who lives a life of thrills and ac ouimg to mp rccoids, is the holder oi' I'Utcmobi'e and motorcycle iccoHs than any other driver in the stopped Wednosdav a Hamilton, Kearn. 0 1 0 0 Parrish, 1 I 3 (By As Beaver Jan.

boy and a were killed near here fato a "'noon lorg enough to nave hi. Rick- Rule, STARR SCORES (Continued from First Page). night when the steering gear of lhcu orhachcr automcbiJc fulcd vnth Penn- automobilo failed to fum-lion anil 11 easohne Oil al the NciV machine plunged from the road. were aged 15 and were returning home' otrce on Cr.ambcrsbunr 2 1 1 0 2 0 F. 3-3 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 turning the fire.

After an exchange of shots lasting several minutes, a shot from the post- master's rifle found its rnprk in the chest of one robber. He was killed instantly. The other robber eccaped. ALLEGED OWNERS (Contiaucd from First Page.) The New Year Brings a Message From the Leading Grocery Store The holiday season is over and still have some very good merchandise to offer you convincingly low prices. billed from Baltimore to Atlantic City.

State police learned of its presence in the local freight yards, and arrnccl with a search warrant made the most; dance. 15 WORKMEN INJURED J. Tyson, and ex-officio. C. A.

Hershey and Raymond Sbank. Presentation by R. E. Underwood county farm agent, of his report for 1924 occupied 'a large part of the orkmcn WTe 1 and (By Associated Cincmrati. Jan.

llh manaprcr. IT. VanHorn, and mechanician. Roush, Mr. Baker on to New York to attend the automobile '-how.

He making test Totals 17 GETTYSBURG G. Pcduzzi, 3 Tuckey. 1 than of the he ir.r and 3 on h's way to Xcv, Woi from the Barbour, 0 (morning session. A summary of his activities shows that he made 362 farm visits to 275 farms: had 486 office calls, had 564 telephone calls; spent 84 days in office and 218 days in the field: wrote 1124 circular letters; wrote 784 individual letters; attended 46 meetings, having- a total at S15.000 was caused Pacific coa ieakine exploded in the plant of the Union Gas here today. Kled TIC corcnam CLOSE DOORS FOR I I (By As-wilted the attendance of 2254; 3iad 2129 farm of R-puh- contracts travelled 1770 miles by rail administration forces today sue-' vvhon he noted the red.

whHo an.j blue and 12.324 miles by machine and cecde i having the oponirs of the pump of the wrote 38 newspaper nate ir.vestjpat'r-n of the prohibition company with the Baker wa 1 thc center of an atl crowd r.t the Ebcrhait crnra're his identity to ci ar stoics nearby. lie been literally flirting death for 17 years, ard is given to a i but ln 'io. his a mirers Ho left that to his publicity man. "Gee. I'm inrL." rcmaikod Spancfler, 0 C.

1 P. 0-1 2-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 --T. i valuable seirure liquor ever effect- 1 ed here. The shiprhent was 0 I tively valued at. $30,000.

Kirvvan was identified by Heniy I Diechel, a custom's agent, as the man who transferred much of the case Crackers lb. lOc Ginger snaps lb. lOc Cocoa lb. 5c Pork and beans can lOc Catsup bottle lOc Heinz Ketchup small 22c Heinz Large Ketchup bottle 35c Clothes Pins doz. Rice lb.

9c Soup beans lb. i)c Copes dried corn tb. 25c Tomatoes, large can 18c Fig cakes lb. 18c Totals 8 goods from the vessel to a nearby pier. Diechel said he helped to store the I liquor, alleged to have come from the vessel.

Other custom officials testified at the preliminary hearing that they believed tho 250 of liquor seized at Gettysburg on the day of the seizure of 2-5 the schooner was part of the cargo Reteree--Deniarest, Springfield Col-, of the jhomasor. legc. Umpire--Cauliflower, George-! A a hearing; for the con- town. Time of halves--20 minutes. dsmnation and destruction, of the im- 'ported Scotch liquors seized in the raid SCHOOL REPORT is now the local courts.

To top off your meal and go away smiling, drink a cup of Naus Nu-Blend Coffee, 42 cents pound. 4- I NAD'S York St. 4 ar.es. Epley Oil for the work included sal- enforcement unit behind'closed doors, name in the center. "Just wher 1 were: Merle automobile covcr n9ed Oil and ff fi or Hpman BlUinger latwr, Be virtuous end? pursued by virtuous supplies, small printing means.

and stationery, postage, Kor think thc intention sanctifies the $16.71, and traveling expenses, deed. --Johnson The pupils perfect in attendance fcr the first four months of the school tenn at the Bendersville Primary $53,600 MAY BE (Continued from First Page). of me a pump containing- my favo: John Bucher. Edward Heller, Ray- which cross the battlefield, and which should with the funds available, he year was as compared 'stated. $331,000,000 for the fiscal ysnr In the same bill v.ith the appropria- beginning June 30, 1925, showing a tion for the national park, there is reduction of $6.000,000, half which contained an appropriation of was appropriated for the development for the salaries of the 76 superin- of the Muscle Shoals project, which is tendents of national cemeteries, in- not carried in ihe pending legislation.

Believe me, fellows. I've them all mor.d Heller, Glenn Emerson' fall to the lot of the superintendent; eluding that of James Bodloy, super- Passage of the measure in and 'here's nothing like IK- Orner. Robert Orner, John Shppard.jto maintain. Even avenues on the I infeendent of the burial ground here. ent form is before the end of added.

Marvel E. Rice, teacher. field cannot be maintained as they' The appropriation for the current' the present session of congress..