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Wittenmver. Saml. Wittenmyer, Saml. ..165 171 W. 8.

7th .15 20 S. 7th 11.00 12.24 21.00 7.20 12.24 5.84 26 64 20.70 16.20 22.40 7.20 S9.40 19.80 23.40 45.00 7.20 1.80 8.10 19.60 42.30 10.80 88.74 40.05 27.00 9 00 1.16 48.60 42.30 34.56 17.64 77.40 27.00 36.00 103.32 191.43 45.72 27.00 1350 1.44 13.66 15.S4 13.14 AMERICAN LEGION TO MARK LAYING OF CORNERSTONE Post Exercises Will Take Place Saturday; in Millersburf MUlersbnrr July Stever R. Day Post, American Legion, will celebrate the laying of the corner st.e of the Legion's new building in North Market street, Saturday. The Boys' Drum Corps of Mount Carmel, 600 boys from 5 to 18 years, and the Girls' Drum Corps of sixty members will take part in the celebration. At 3.30 there will be a concert by the Millersburg Boys' Navy Band in honor of the visiting drum corps.

Following the concert Mount Carmel Drum Corps and Millersburg Boys' Band will be served a box luncheon at Millersburg Park by the Legion. At 6.30 a parade, including Mount Carmel Boys' Drum Corps, Mount Carmel Girls' Drum Corps, Millers burg Boys' Band and the Millers burg American Legion Junior Drum Corps will form at Market street park, and march north on Market to Moore, east on Moore to Church, south on Church to Union, west on Union to Market, and north un Market to the new Legion Home Cornerstone laying will take place at 7.30. The principal address will be given by Chief Burgess Hay Bowman; Following this ceremony there will be a band concert by the Mil lersburg Boys' Navy Band. About 2000 persons will acconv pany the Mount Carmel organiza. Hons to Millersburg.

They will HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH 10 WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 22, 1931 (UwntiBBCt From rnctllnt FC Nucuri. Angelo 141 MarMt Morrell. Gertrudt Derry Mereurie. Angelo Market Miller. Chas.

N. W. Cor. YaU and Holly Martin. H.

W. Mulberry McKeever. Florence. JO N. JOth McFarland.

MelTin 7 Dlsorow Nathan. M. Maurice 8. 19th Otstot. Helen 1319 Vernon Packer.

Wm. Spencer Paine. Jno. Est 1843 Parle Rosenberg, Robert ....1935 Whitehall Robinson. Delancey 29 S.

18th Shearer, Kate .......143 Sylvan Terrace Shenk, Clarence 24 8. 19th Smith. Jno ....129 Sylvan Terrace Snvder. Wm. R.

U9 S. 13th Shepherd, Louis P. ...30 8. 16th Speer, Katherlne Balm Sootwood. Wm.

S. 16th Straub. Saml 1236 Market Thompson. Harmena 355 S. 18th Temple.

Robert 55 N. Summit Union Real Estate Co ..113 S. Rudy Union Real Estate Co 27 8. S. Chestnut West.

C. E. 1930 Bellevue Woland. Mary 54 N. 14th Williams.

Chas 1961 Chestnut Whltcomb, W. E. 1837 Whitehall Wolfe. Geo 1813 Holly Witman. Wm '91 Maritet Averv, Jennie P.

84 17th Butler. Emma 40 N. 13th Balsbaugh. Mary E. 1619 Park Challenger.

Jno. 1403'i Retina Central Real Estate Snyd. 1 3 3 N. S. Market Hubbard.

Maurice 2430 32 Market Central Real Est. Snvd 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 N. S. Market Central Real Est. Snyd 17 18 S.

S. ParkVay Central Real Est. Snyd. 19 20 W. S.

Carey, Central Real Est. Snvd 30 E. S. Thomas Esan. Dnl.

et al 1525 Mayflower Feeser. J. 1240 Derry Felton. Josephine 23 25 N. Cameron Fink.

Clara 11 Chestnut Grav, Anna 35 8. 13th Hershev. E. 3. E.

Cor. Nelson A Kelly Herhey N. E. Cor. Nelson and Kelly Hershev 3.

Cor. Norwood Mulberry Hesshey! E. 841 E. 20th N. 8.

Mulberry Kushel." Hvman 27 S. 4th Kushel. Hvman 26 N. Summit Morrow. Ellen 1549 Walnut East End Trust Co N.

W. Cor. Yale Holly McDermott, Jos. F. 12 S.

19th Ritchie. M. M. Est 36 S. 13th Rosenberg.

Morris A H66 Mulberry Shope, Jno. 1963 Bellevue Trostle. Hallowell, A 104 S. 17th Hawlev. Lida ....1825 Retina Witman Schwars Co 609 17 Walnut TENTH WARD.

HARRISBURG Bennethum. Anna 2205 N. 2nd Beattv, Chas. 2456 Reel Bishojj. John 520 Curtin Cooper.

Orville 603 Seneca Bridget 2321 N. 2nd Clompus. David 2469 Ree. Chambers. C.

A N. rnd Central F.eal Estate Central Real Estate 511 Division Central Real Estate V.LV Conover 12 Emerald N. S. Moltke Sheaffer. 2411 Logan DeFalco.

Thomas 2J4 Seneca Dundorf. Taschko 632 Wiconisco Ensinger. Arthur JJJ SchurlkiU Foley. Rachael 5 8 Vaclav Goldman. Louis Gross.

Saml 22ia I osrarx Hurst. W. Howe. T. Socr8DRV 3: Humbie, Geo s'vjj" GreeE ::::::2339 Hf.M.r 1C Martin, Emma C.

McCey, James James S. S. Wiconisco 42 F. E. S.

5th Snd Owens. Walter In nfii.i Loreni i Wiconisco Swart. May Jfeon Stevick. David Smith. Esther Stouller.

Chas Geary Severino 3311 pnJ1 WiWman. Aug. Est I Seneca W. Susq Williams. Samuel 342 Woodbine Warden.

Jno 3 N. 2nd Young. James 344 N. 5th Broude. Harry 316 Maclay Berry, Theo.

53o Division Cohen. Jacob 3408 N. 5th Cohen. Lewis 2223 Behm. R.

N. Emerald DiSanto. Giovanl 2136 N. ith Goldman. Edith 2425 2nd Gekas.

Dimitro 2200 N. 6th Jacobv. Laura 2345 Gren Kinsinger. Saml. 2152 54 N.

4th Klass. Max N. 5th Kmdler. Frank ...2246 Logan Lehr. Jno.

2533 N. 2nd O'Shanskv. Stanley 342 Woodbine Patton. Gertrude 2429 N. 6th Cential Real Estate Snyd 513 Division Rhoads.

Eugene 2339 Logan Silberman. Jos 2109 N. 3rd Swimmer. Abe 2221 Logan Selegman, I411y 2429 N. 2nd Wood.

E. Russell 2309 N. 3rd Warden. Jno. "11 Penn Warden.

Jno. B. and Kath 3315 Penn Woolf. Ike 3209 3rd Wright, Vernon 2433 Penn Yoflee. Philip 2218 Atlas Yoffee.

Harry 2112 Green ELEVENTH WARD, HARRISBURG Burns. Annie 1906 N. 5th Buchwald. George 530 Peffer Cohen. Lewis 261 Peffer Cohen.

Samuel 1801 Penn Gurhoff. Joseph 2006 Green Haines Troup Peffer Myers, Mary 441 Peffer 1 Marcus. Abram 2016 N. 6th McAlicker. Chester E.

1922 N. 5th Owens. Ralph 1834 Green Thompson. Warren 1825 N. 3rd Griffin, Laura 411 Muench Hummer.

Eva Fulton Jackson. Wm. 1810 Penn Lrndley. W. Est 1930 Green Murrav.

Fred 512 Peffer Rothstein. Wolfe 417 Maclay Kushel. Hvman 330 Peffer TWELFTH WARD, HARRISBURG Catherman. Harry 236 Hamilton Connelly. Bridget 1605 N.

2nd Cook. Cora (Chas. F.I 1615 Logan Goldsmith. Katzen 1541 43 Fulton Lipsitz, Isidore 1722 N. 4th Llpsiti, Maurice 171K 19' N.

4th Marcus, Abram 1714 N. 4th Rosenberg. Robert ....1700 N. 6th Shearer Mfs. Co.

N. W. Cor. Logan and Hamilton Smith, Jacob 1725 N. 4th Smith.

Geo. W. Est 1727 N. 4th Sherman. Sam! 1711 Penn Taragline.

Mike Harris Williams. Max 1724 26 28 30 32 34 36 Fulton Crook. Alice 1711 N. 5th Hauck. Arthur 1723 N.

3rd Kushel, Hvman 208 Hamilton Koons. Morris 210 Harris Silberman. John 1632 Green Woolf, Ike 1622 N. 4th THIRTEENTH WARD, HARRISBURG Btngaman. Ernest 2819 Watson Bohlen, Francis 1933 Derry Bailey, Floyd 1922 Berryhlll Bailey, Floyd Rear 192i 7 Kensington Bogar, Thomas 50 51 52 W.

S. 29th Bogar, Thomas 60 E. S. 25th Bogar, Thomas 87 W. S.

26th Cooper, C. 103 4 8. 5. Duke Dunkle. S.

F. Est 100 E. Home S. S. RudT Dunkle.

S. P. Est S. W. Cor.

23rd and Brookwood Eckhard. C. A ...2331 Derry Eckhard. C. A 1927 Brookwood Fritchey.

Edgar 123 34 N. 8. Duke Gross. Robert 50' S. Greenwood W.

S. 28th Gross. Robert N. E. Cor.

27th and Woodlawn Gross. Robert N. E. Cor. 27th and Derry Gross.

Robert 8. E. Cor. 27th and Woodlawn Gross, Robert N. W.

Cor. 28th and Woodlatrn Goldman. Loul 21 22 E. S. 26th Goldman.

Louis 52 5J E. S. 27th Goldman. Louis .2821 Watson Crubb. Edward 2133 Swatara Goldman.

Loui 21 to 29 E. 8. 26th Goldman. Louis 30 to 37 E. 8.

26th Goldman. Louis 54 55 56 E. 8. 27th Hershey. E.

634 S. 28th Kauts, BenJ. F. 60' W. 19th and Swatara Krall.

Jno. 806 S. Kichman. Conrad Est 1029 Melrose Myers. Jacob 2058 Derrv Mitterhner 2180 Brookwood A.

Mortgage Finance Co 707 3. 27th Morrow, 8. S. W. Cor list Purnell, Chas ,7.

640 Dunkle Page, B. W. N. E. Cor.

23rd and Woodlawn Page. Ruby 521 S. 21th Painter, Marv N. E. 20th and Berryhlll Purnell.

Chas. N. W. Cor. Dunkle Roserberg, Robert W.

S. Mercer E. S. Melrose Rosenberg, Wolf 2432 Derry Keist. Jonas S.

E. Cor. Home Rudy Reist. Jonas K. 60' E.

Home 8. 8. Rudy Stark. Sarah 2518 Duke Taggert, Millard 5 6 E. 8.

24th Wolf. Saml AdJ 1945 Swatara Weaver. Danl 8 9 S. S. Derry Bender, Myrrell 2359 Luce Merger, Paul A 2348 Ellerslie Hershey.

Ed. Ine Melrose and Derry Hershey. Ed. Inc Melrose and Derry, N. W.

Cor Gran, Wm. 1939 Kensington Grigsby. Geo. 1822 Swatara Goldman. Louis 2819 Watson Hepler.

Sena 2207 Berrvhlll Hershey, E. Ellerslie. E. S. 24th Hershey, E.

N. W. Cor. 28th and Greenwood Hershey. E.

M. 634 8. 28th Hawthorne. Edmund C. 1917 Derry Hoffman, Chas.

2110 Derry Hoffman, Chas. .....2111 Brookwood Hershey, E. 2502 Greenwood Hershey. E. 2702 Greenwood Kushel, Hyman 13 to 41 8.

8. Brookwood Kushel. Hyman 32 to 40 N. 8. Duke Martin.

Wm. P. 315 16 E. 8. 24th Red, Saml 2125 Brookwood Wagner, James M.

2116 Derry FOURTEENTH WARD, HARRISBURG Balr. Ralph 101 to 115 W. 8 Jefferson Hinkle. Dean 218 Graham Frkenrode. E.

8 E. 8. Front Eckenrode, E. 40 2nd St Roi sh, David ....3012 N. 3rd Shadel, Paul .........3130 Hoffman Warden, Lockwood 2133 N.

2nd Wright. Flavel 3007 N. 2nd Yockum, Homer 101 to 115 Jefferson Cowden, Eldrlge W. 34 E. 8.

Ind Eckenrode Ed. and L. Ooldman ...47 to 58 W. 8. Green Eckenrode Ed.

and L. Goldman ...59 to 74 E. 8. Green Eckenrode Ed. and L.

Goldman ...77 to 89 Parkside Wittenmyer, Saml 180 90 E. 8. 8th Wittenmyer. Saml. ,..180 183 W.

8. Jefferson Wittenmyer, Saml Part 29 W. 8. Jefferson Wittenmyer, Saml. 172 175 E.

3. Jefferson Wittenmyer, Saml 23 E. 8. Jefferson 12 20 75.14 9 84 16.59 58 50 13.40 19.10 59.40 15.00 11.40 11.60 72.90 7.21 15 38 9 96 li.M 45.10 17.88 (4.44 10.98 17.52 1884 13.50 13.50 10.95 36.00 1.20 14.94 59.40 10.08 48 06 14.37 50.04 1.33 4.80 4.20 10.80 8 34 19 50 20.28 58.04 10.70 21.51 103.14 41.40 39.78 25.38 23.94 22.63 191.43 (3.36 10.80 4.14 1.44 23.40 (5.32 144.00 34.56 128.70 28.80 14.94 20.70 13.86 (83.20 18.18 35.10 (6.60 81.00 116.00 58.50 56.16 44.28 59.40 11,43.00 45.41 135.54 15.90 48.60 13.74 19.50 18.72 74.97 17.40 55 10 54.60 36.96 11806 18.48 59.04 18.48 59.04 12.50 14.40 25.70 9.00 28.10 2.88 14 40 30.74 101.52 9.00 28.62 1584 9 36 23.70 74.97 12.08 66.43 6.00 35.10 11.34 14.64 9.00 25.56 11.40 33 48 2.22 10.08 12.86 74.97 1.80 4.50 19.08 19.92 (0.48 10.50 34.18 7.80 13.611 37.08 10.44 15.4 4.80 19.80 40.44 121.95 19.50 53.82 57.42 77.04 28 62 25.10 29.16 107.28 172.80 90.00 129.76 32 58 150.31 103.32 57.60 (5.16 59.04 17.64 432.00 33.48 107.10 124.92 46.0D 47.34 95.78 40.50 33.76 59.40 7.20 11.40 11.40 10.44 14.04 12.00 (.24 18.00 10.80 9.84 21.24 17.64 15.94 3.60 14.40 16.20 12.00 6.60 49.80 40.88 42 46 19.80 40.50 17.46 15.12 33.84 51.12 31.68 49.86 45,72 50.75 105.84 11.34 49.32 72.00 21.60 :69.21 96.00 49.00 13.40 10.80 17.80 14.04 40.88 115.08 27.00 122.40 162.00 90.7( 0B. 00 48.98 15.24 10.74 17.64 1.30 .90 .36 .54 .73 1.60 23.40 13.44 .66 3.36 4.32 9.00 .30 4.92 1.80 14.40 7.5( 900 7.20 2.70 15.00 1 60 9.24 12.00 20.70 10.20 12.00 1.44 .60 1.88 17.40 1.88 1.92 14.40 .60 2.10 3.60 41.80 82.80 41.94 9.00 12.96 54.00 18.20 16.56 5.40 45.00 19.80 25.20 21.60 8.10 23.40 77.40 36.00 7.58 1.80 48.60 come escorted by motor patrolmen, SIX CANDIDATES AT PENBR00K FILE Six residents of Penbrook filed nominating petitions today at the ornce of the Dauphin county com missioners.

They are W. C. Brenneman, Re puDiican high constable; and these from the Fourth ward: C. B. Hass ler, Republican, councilman, four years; William H.

Etnoyer, Republi can, councilman, two years; R. O. Gerhart, Republican constable; Eu gene Earley, Republican, elections judge; Sara Ellen Graybill, Repub iican, inspector of elections. Other petitions filed today were Middletown, John H. Seitz, Repub' lican and Democratic, high.

con stable, and Second ward, Second precinct; Edwin C. Lebo, Republican, election inspector. Hummelstown borough, John F. Bair, Republican high constable; Harrisburg. Ninth ward, Sixth precinct, Theodore Ramsey, Repub lican, elections judge; Harry C.

Bricker, Republican, inspector of elections; Seventh precinct Stanley G. Walker, Republican, elections judge. Fifth ward, Second precinct, Helen Franklin, Republican, elections inspector; John K. Miller, Republican, elections judge; Third precinct, Alice Chubb, Republican, elections inspector, and Richard W. Adams, Republican, elections judge.

J. 3 Cleared at Second Inquest Andrew Glasco, 553 South Fourth street, Steelton, driver of an automobile which struck and fatally injured Lepold Chunko, Steelton, May 16 at Front and Elm streets, Steelton, was again exonerated by a corner's jury at an inquest conducted today by Dr. Howard E. Milliken, County coroner. The inquest was held at the Steelton Municipal building.

Today's hearing was the second in the Chunko death. Dr. Milliken said. said. It was at the request of J.

Dress Pannell, lawyer, who had obtained additional witnesses of the accident. 1 Condition Satisfactory The condition of Elmer 15, Bowmansdale D. 1, was reported this morning at Harrisburg Hospital as satisfactory. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg yesterday in Mechanicsburg when struck by a truck owned by Jacob Roller. 3 Furnishes Bail Palmyra, July 22.

Richard Mus ser, Palmyra, was arrested Monday morning by Constable David Bal mer on charges of reckless driving and failing to stop upon the signal of a uniformed officer. The offense is alleged to have taken place in Radnor, Delaware county. Mus ser furnished $100 bail to appear In the Delaware County Court when summoned by the District Attorney. 1 Treasury Receipts Washington, July 22, (JPh Treasury receipts for July 20 were $7, expenditures, $17,717, 486.30; balances, $328,064,295.52. Customs receipts for the month to the close of business July 20, were $20,884,312.00.

4 Ann Fractured Stanley Pewohlc, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pewohlc, 305 Ann street, Middletown, suffered a fractured left arm when he was knocked down by a dog near his home yesterday afternoon. The child was treated at the Harrisburg Hospital. UNION PICNIC AT ENDERS SATURDAY Sunday Schools of Upper End Will Hold Annual Out ing in Reunion Grove Enders, July The Enders Union Sunday School picnic will be held in Enders Reunion Grove Saturday, July 25, with the schools of this place, Halifax, Fishervllle arid the St.

Paul's congregation joining. The Rev. G. W. Hess Is chairman of the committee of arrangements, made up of the following: Mrs.

Andrew Harman, H. C. Loudermilch, Oliver Holtzman, the Rev. H. S.

Mathias, the Rev. M. C. Sponsler and Raymond Lyter. The Boys Band of the United Brethren Orphanage and Home at Quincy will give a sacred concert in the grove at 10.30, followed by a praise service in charge of the Rev.

Mr. Hess. Following a picnic dinner the Rev. H. M.

Miller, of Lebanon, field rep resentative of the Quincy institutions, and County Commissioner James E. Elizabethville, will speak. Music will be provided by the band during the remainder of the afternoon, followed by a concert in the evening. The Enders United Brethren Sunday School will meet in the grove Sunday morning, when the band will give a program of sacred selections. VICTIMAPPED IN WRECKED PLANE (Continued) tion board comprising Captains George R.

Dickens, Frank S. Gilles kie and Lieutenant G. E. DeCour sey, all pilots in the squadron. The ship was an observation plane.

Captain Dickens, one of the in' vestigating committee, said that the probe will not be completed until late today. The exact cause of the accident is still problematical, he said. The bodies, now at the Richardson undertaking parlors in Steelton, were sent to Philadelphia today. Coroner H. E.

Milliken said he had no official notice of the accident, expressed the belief that "the army authorities will handle the situation." Residents of Middletown said the plane flew unusually low before it struck the tree. They said it almost hit the top of a boiler factory, and was flying sideways at a pecu liar angle. The pilot was in the Pennsylvania National Guard three years. He was married and the father of two daughters, Marie, 19, and Ruth, 9. Dernoeden was unmarried.

He was graduated from Drexel Institute in 1930 as a chemical engineer. His parents, a brother and a sister, survive. A large crowd collected outside the high wire fence helpless so far as saving the victims was concerned. See Crash Middletown residents report the plane flying low over the town. Among those witnessing the crack up were: Dr.

H. H. Rhodes, his son, John Rhodes, John W. Pugh, Benjamin' Kech and David McLaughlin. They were playing golf on the depot links and concurred in saying that Sergeant Dernoeden tried to jump as the plane landed.

It was the fourth crash in four years in the vicinity of Middletown. In January, 1927, Major Harold Geiger, met death in his flaming ship just after taking off from Mid dletown. On January 11, 1929, Lieutenant Harry A. Angell and seven enlisted men were killed when a sister ship to the Question Mark crashed. John L.

Campion and three passengers were killed when their plane fell at Mt. Gretna March 25, 1929. THREATENS SUIT AGAINST CITY (Continued) 1 fice, May 6, 1924, he said. He has already brought the lot level up eighteen inches. In filling in the lot, to the established grade, Mr.

Green says he bought 2500 tons of fill, incurred other expenses. As matters stand, his lot will be eighteen inches above the street level, actually three feet theoret ically. A retaining wall will be Six Will Benefit City Engineer Clark Cowden points to the benelits accruing to at least six other property owners on the other side of Raleigh street, emphasizes that the old grade necessitates a wall at the rear of the lot, on which the Green residence is built. Mr. Green prefers a wall there to one on the vacant plot, which he regards as "a valuable piece of property." Councllmen, at the suggestion of Highway Commissioner H.

A. Sherk, inspected the paving project yesterday alter Mr. Green had voiced his complaint to council. Lynn B. Curry, Twenty fourth and Raleigh, who will, benefit most under the new profile, city, officials said, was present at the meeting.

The old grade would have imperiled his cellar garage. His residence is directly across Raleigh street from that of Mr. Green. 4 Goes to Hospital New Cumberland, July 22. Mrs.

Vera Fowler, of Bridge street, is patient at the Harrisburg Hos pital Wittenmyer, Saml. Ei 8. Wittenmyer, Saml. Wittenmyer, Saml. 115 116 8.

Antone Wittenmyer. Saml. U2 M4 8. AntOM Wittenmyer, Saml. 5 An'0" Wittenmyer.

Saml 83 86 N. 8. Antone Wittenmver. Saml. j.

7WJ H. 8. Anton Wittenmyer. Saml. W.

8. Hlaabeth Wittenmyer. Saml Ill 8. 8. Antone Wittenmyer.

Saml. 0 J. Hlxbth Wittenmyer, Saml. lS( 57 W. 8.

Elisabeth Wittenmyer. Saml. 117 11, a. 8. Anton Wittenmyer, Saml.

158 58 S. to Wittenmyer. Ethel 8 3118 JeBeraon Wittenmyer. Ethel 31 W. 8.

7th Ethel 8. 313! Jefferson FIFTEENTH WARD, HARRISBURG Clav. Joseph 2018 Brifg Dean, Emma ...1818 North Orbach. Alex 3S2 S5 N. 8.

Forster Salerno. Vincent 1813 State Schnimmer. Mendel 101 Forater Trimmer. Jesse ..1833 State Oarman, Laura .........1841 North Murphy, Russell T. 1847 Boa 8.40 (.00 3.40 4.80 (.04 11.18 15.84 4.50 7.74 8.00 (.00 t.OO 11.70 .38 .54 4.50 10.70 44.18 13.78 7.30 28.80 28.80 C.V NEVS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR WILL HAVE PICNIC SATURDAY, AUG.

8 v. Cumberland County Christian Endeavor Union will again hold the annual picnic at Williams Grove Park, August 8, county officials an nounced today. Lawrence E. Humer, former county president, is chairman of the com' mittee on arrangements. Other members are: Miss Jane Fray, Roy G.

Shaull, G. K. Eshleman, all of Carlisle, and Kenneth Deiner, Enola. TWO BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS FILED Carlisle, July 22. Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy have been filed with Addison M.

Bowman, referee in bankruptcy for this district. John. R. Brandt, Camp Hill, former county treasurer, and W. C.

Westhafer, Mechanicsburg, automobile dealer, filed the petitions. Hearings will be held in several weeks. Brandt, formerly a partner in the defunct Holly Rug Company, declared his assets as $14,640 and his liabilities at $16,768. The rug company failed a year ago. Westhafer, who conducted an automobile agency and garage in Mechanicsburg, revealed his assets at $76,610 and his liabilities at $70,317.

TRACK REMOVAL FIGHT EXPECTED Mechanicsburg, July 22. With all the tracks removed on its other lines abandoned recently. Valley Railways Company has made no start on the removal of its tracks here and a fight is generally expected against Borough Council's order to take the tracks out of the paved Main street. Officials of the company insist that there is no question that the tracks in Arch and Simpson streets will be taken up but as yet no start has been made on the work. The only thing done here has been the removal of the trolley feed wire.

Council is pursuing a "watchfull waiting" policy concerning its Main street order. Officials of the company said when last questioned that no decision had been reached. 3 STATION ROBBED FOR THIRD TIME Carlisle. Julv 22. For the third time withfn a year thieves entered the Mooreland Service Station, West High street, Monday night and stole a quantity of tobacco, chewing gum and candy.

Entrance was gained bj removing a glass in the door and opening the lock. The robbery was discovered by Paul Shetron, an Entering the. Gettysburg Junc tion, East Louther street, in the same manner thieves removed three lead pencils as their, loot. Stamps were untouched. Bar marks on the win dows indicate the "jobs" were done by the same person, police say.

Sponsler Wolf Mechanicsburg, July 22. Miss Mary E. Wolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. of 8 West Locust street and James M. Sponsler, Camp Hill, were married at noon on Sat turday at the bride's home. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A.

E. Martini pastor of the United Brethren Church of Orrs town. They were unattended. The bride is a graduate of Cen tral Pennsylvania Business College and has been employed in the office of the Elliott Fisher Company, The bridegroom is a graduate of the Camp Hill High School and Beckley College. After a wedding trip to Atlantic City they will be at home August 1, in Williamsport, where Mr.

Sponsler is employed by the Bell Telephone Company. 3 Many Attend Supper Mechanicsburg, July 22. 'A chicken corn soup supper was served Monday night at Boiling Springs by a group from this town. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Stauffer, the Rev. and Mrs. C.

E. Hewitt, and children, Mrs. Sears, Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Barnes Mr. and Mrs. George Shover, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shover, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Devor, Mrs. Annie Davis and Lee McBeth. 3 Water Purchase Favored Carlisle, July 22. More than a hundred Fifth ward citizens attended the fourth of a series of meetings on the proposed water plant purchase last night at the Friendship Fire Company house.

The meeting was addressed by Merkel Landis, president of the Carlisle Trust Company, and John D. Faller, borough solicitor. At the close a rising vote was taken. The entife assemblage favored purchase. A fifth meeting will take place tonight at the Cumberland fire house.

Rain Floods Autos Carlisle, July 22. Rain early last night ''drowned" more than a hundred automobiles in town and on the highway in this" vicinity while a number of trees were felled and slight damage was reported throughout this section of the county. Rainfall on Monday was 2.35 inches and for the month so far was 4.07 inches, or twice as much that fell during last August, September and October, according to Professor C. E. Miller, 550 North Hanover street, local weather observer.

3 Train Hoppers Sentenced Carlisle, July 22. Five "extra brakemen" were jailed yesterday following arrest for alleged trespassing on Pennsylvania Railroad property. They were given days sentences by Justice J. L. Boyer.

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