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THE SCRANTOV REPUBLICAN, iHIDAY, JULY 11, Wlf MONROE Thai 30 hour speeia 1 DRIYER AND TEAII ARE PICKED IIP 2 Shirts good bye to all girls' State. Police Capture Man and Horses Stolen at Elmira, summer coats spring and i 1.75 Claud Tufk of Waverly. N. was arrested this afternoon by. Private Dome of the State Police, as he was passing through this place' with a team of white horses and a lumber wagon.

Values to $15' at $4.50 Yokes: to $25. aVMM or 3 f6r 5,00 Now get in on this deal jnen, because it's a good one. The shirts are your kind, we are sure about that, Wid there i a saving involved that is well worth your while Pick from percale, madras or crepe cloths, and kind of a stripe or figure you want, and do your picking now three while you are at it. Those now priced $4.50 are sized 2 to 8 years, while those at $9.50 are 1 0 to 16 year sizes. One must not expect a complete assortment now, nor should one expect to find nothing but pur highest priced coats involved, because every 'single 'garment we have from fche lowest price to the highest, goes this sale.

Some are sport weights, others summer weights in the form of light weight serges, silks, Venetians and poplins, types of coats $1.75 For Saturday Only MID VALLEY NEWS girls can use whenever it a bit chilly. Reduced prices will hold till all are sold, but after Saturday we shall have little to offer. We repeat: Values to $15 at $4.50, and values to $25 at $9.50. So is it any wonder we expect you in nedy, of Philadelphia are guests of their, aunt. Miss Julia McCabc, of Fourth street.

Harry Montgomery, of Lincoln avenue, left yesterday for Salt Lake City, Utah, where he has accepted a position. Miss Maude Daley, of Honesdaie, is spending some time with friends in town. Miss Margaret Thomas has returned to her home in Bridgeport, after spending several weeks with friends in town. She Was accompanied bv Miss Agnes Frew, of Third street, who will spend the next two months visiting Connecticut relatives. Miss Priest, of Lincoln avenue, has returned from a few days' visit at Tobyhanna.

Miss Alice M. Davis, of Main street, left yesterday to Join her sister, Miss Flora B. David, in Chicago, where will be the guests of relatives for two weeks, returning via the Great Lakes. Miss Anna Klingef returned to her home in Mt. Union, yesterday, after visiting West Chester in Blakely and vicinity for several weeks.

Miss Mae Hoffman, of Mainjstreet, spent yesterday with Scranton friends, W. A. Shimer. of Main street. Is Sale of Boys' Wash Suits Means Values to $4 ISIeed we remind you that this is the heart of the boys' wash suit season and that there is still ahead for their of and use? These are in the styles most wanted, sizes run 2 1 to 1 0.

Boys' Needs For AH Summer Long Palm Beach Suits from $6.50 Wash Pants from $1.75 Overalls from 89c Sport Blouses from 95c Beach Hats 75c, r. In the Seashore Window which he had stolen from Elmira. N. on Saturday "last.1 The team horses ana wagon Belonged to M. 'T.

Clark, a dealer of Elmira, Y. He is being, held at from the Elima authorities. The can lure was marre tnrougn a aescripnun nf the man whiih was nubllshfed in this morning's Republican. FRIGHTENED HORSE KICKS SMALL BOY STROUDSBCRQ, July 10. Lester, the nine year old son of Mr.

ana Mrs. Victor" Dlmmickl of. Shawnee on the Delaware, was kicked by a horse yesterday afternoon which resulted in a painful injury to his forehead. The boy went with his father to water the horse at the watering trough. There1 was a stone wall near upon which the lab climbed.

The bey jumped from the wall upon the1 back of the horse, and frightened tho animal which 'made a mad dash for the barn. The lad soon slid from the horse's back, although he tried to hold fast; and in so doing the hoof of the animal struck the boy over the right eye. To Organize legion Park. It has now been decided that iras much as the greatest number of Monroe county soldiers wil doubtless be gathered on Wednesday next when the Welcome Home takes place, a report or trc American LeiTion temporary organization and committee will bd given in the court house at a public meeting to be called at 4:30 p. m.

that day. All service men are Invited. Chair man C. B. Altemoso and the commit tee feel that this is the best way to present an intelligent idea of the Legion and its work as determined upon at St.

Louis. Hugh Samuel and Robt. Singer attended the national gathering as delegates. All things concerning the Legion and its branches will be made known at this meeting; let this be sufficient notice to the service, men to attend, Sewing Circle Picnloi. The Junior Sewing Circle of the Grace Lutheran church.

East Strouds burg, enjoyed a delightful picnic at tho Huggman Bungalow's North Water Gap on Wednesday. A number of tho ladles met at the' residence of Mr. and L. S. Huffman.

East Strouasbure, on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, and was conveyed to the scene of the picnic by automobiles. Others' departed for' the picnic 6n the Erie durini the afternoon. A delightful dinner as well as supper was enjoyed Dy every one. rise Quoit Contest. A one hundred point quoit contest was played at the wnite grounds on Tuesday evening, when tho champions, Carl Kin and Bert Felker.

defeated Dr. W. E. Gregory and Charles Widmer by the score or iou to ts. The new strugglers put up a fine exhibition for a while but as soon as Klnts and Felke ropened up, the game went like wild nre; folnts scored were, Felker 49, Klnts 61, Widmer 30, and Gregory as.

Cnosea Borough engineer. John Seem, of Tannersville, was chosen borough engineer, and at the meeting of council last evening hls work was outlined. It will begin about the first of August, Three streets are to be surveyed. The street crossing the Travis tract on feast Broaa street is to ne surveyed and grades will be determined on several streets. GEKEBAX.

NEWS VOTES. Floyd Van Gordon, of East Strouds burg has recently been discharged from the army and is visiting his parents in mat town. Miss Augusta Wlllrams left on Thursday morning for Philadelphia, where she will spend some time visiting with friends and relatives William A. Collins, Western Union district superintendent, spent Thurs day in the county seat visiting with friends. W.

O. Nurle. of Cresco, transacted business in Stroudsburg Thursday. John D. Stockton, of Dambertville, spent Thursday in Stroudsburg visit; ing with friends.

E. Wheelock and J. W. Simpson of Boston, are spending some time in Stroudsburg visiting with friends. Mr.

and Mrs. George W. CanReld and son, of Williamsport, are spending some time In Stroudsburg visiting with mends. A. S.

Thomas, of Easton. spent Thursday in the boroughs visiting with relatives and transacting business with friends. E. M. Hicks, of Berwick, was a business visitor in the county seat Thurs day.

P. R. Husk, of Easton, spent Thursday on business in the county seat. Lieiit. K.

Strlckler. of Camp Lee, returned to that solace on Wed nesday morrvlng. to resume his military duties, tie nas oeen visuing nis cousin. James Fisher; of Green street, East Stroudsburg. John Paterson, of Stroudsburg, left on Wednesday moYnlng for Trenton, N.

where he will spend some time visiting with friends. 1 Edward Storm of East Stroudsburg, Is unable to take care of his duties In the tower, at Anelomlnk street, owing to a sprained leg which he recently obtained while making imnse ment for his sons. F. M. Cooke, of Easton, transacted buslneps in Stroudsburg WedntsdeJ morninff.

Mr. and Mrs, James Crowley, 'of Detroit, Michigan, have returned tq their home after visiting with. Mr. snd Belmont Nut Chocolates, 25c lb. Buy "Seal white glass jars and Kold Pak rubbers.

Whitman's' Marshifoal lows, 15c. "Marshmallow Ipc. Special prices on peaches, apples, currants, raspberries and home grown vegetables. Our retail prices on coffee are special, as low as wholesale elsewhere. "La Superba'! olive oil finest, ei 9S'.

a COURSEN COURSEMS Every little need for every little boy and girl is happily suggested in the form of bathing suits, play suits, barefoot sandals and canvas footwear. The display, itself is attracting lots of attention likewise the articles concerned. Dickson City, were callers at the Wedcman home. I James Nutc, a former resident of this place, has arrived from Black Diamond. Washington state, where he niauc jus Dum lur me paai ocich years.

Mr. Uute will make his nome with his daughter, Mrs. Wilson Bridges, of Maple street. Wanted Experienced Carpenters. Apply Wilson Lumber Dickson City.

Adv. The Peekvllle auxiliary of the Red Cross will have a Red Cross "Hut" on Welcome Home Day. July 23. Refreshments and smokes will be furnished free to our boys in uniform. Corporal John Elliot Bridges, son of Mr.

and Mrs Wilson, Bridges has arrived home from France. He enlisted in June, 1917. with the 3d Field Artillery and served with the same in Texas, Oklahoma, until he went overseas. Marjorie Clark, of Pleasant avenue, is spending two weeks with relatives in Binghamton, Y. WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NOON During the months of July and August our store will close at noon Saturdays 'giving our employes tho benefit of half holiday during hot weather.

SCRANTON TOBACCO CO. Adv. DICKSON CITY Conrad Stien, of Clark's Summit, has returned home afte spending several, days visiting friends in this town. Wanted Experienced Carpenters. Apply Wilson Lumber Dickson Adv.

Andrew of Washington, Is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Witko, of Carmel street. I ley News home of Mr. and Mrs'.

Frank Wlldrlck, of Center street. Miss Julia Trach, U. 8. Yoeman, has returned to her duties at Chester, after spending a week's furlough with hher parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Trach, oi uenier street. Miss Helen Stanton, a nurse at the Moses Taylor hospital. Strancnn. 1.4 spending a month's vacation with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewitt Stanton. IRON FENCES for every purpose. oena lor caiaiog. Ross P.

O. Box 44, Scranton. Adv. TAYLOR ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST FROM NEW YORK STATE TAYLOR, July 10. Mrs.

Edgar Rob erts pleasantly entertained at her home on Siblev' avenue recently tn honor of Mrs. F.red Huggler, of i.ioeny. i. An evening was spent by guests after which me nostess served datntr luncheon. Those preent were: Mr.

Evans, Mrs. William Barley. Mrs. Charles Se core, Mrs. Peter Welsenfiuh, Misses tana weisennun, verna and Blodwin Roberts, Norman Roberts, Benjamin Huggler, John Barley, John Secore and SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY During July and Augus.

SCRANTON TOBACCO CO. Adv. KTWS TOPICS. William R. Owens, son of Mrs.

Elizabeth Owens, of. Harrison street, and Miss Beatrice Thomas, of Scran both well known and popular young people wfrt united in marriage on Wednesday evening by Rev. R. S. Walker, pastor of the Jackson Street Baptist church.

The many friends of Hon. David uavis win be pleased to learn that his condition is much improved from his serious Illness. Mr Liavls was taken suddenly III last week and for a nis condition became quite alarming. The pulpit at the Welsh Baptist cnurcn win be supplied on Sunday evening next at o'clock by Hev. O.

H. Newing. pastor of the Methodist church. Thi Victory Girls'' class of the Mr thodlst KMrfOGia: Sunday school, are making elaborate arrangements for tiic ir tociai to l.e held at tiie church parlors on Thursday evening, July 24. The choir of the Calvary Baptist church wil! meet on Friday evening at a ociock tor Miss Alice Law, of Detroit, it visiting relatives and frlendi in town.

Private John Lloyd, of the fnlted States army, who recently returned from overseas, has Leer, mustered out of service and Is the guest of his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen of South Main strtet. Miss Hazel Powell, the well known violinist, has left for Ocean Grove. N.

3., where she will fill a two months' engagement, lba Hodge, of West Taylor. Is sojourning for a few months at Ocean Grove, N. J. Mrs. Fred Hjjfgler, has re turned to Liberty, after spending several weeks wltW relatives here.

SftOP OCBAK SATS COKTBOfc. WASHINGTON. July. 10. All conl trol over ocean freight rates was relinquished today by the shipping board.

Abandonment of rat control hitherto exercised by the board through a intern of charter, will give perfect free da to ship owner In the matter OLYPHANT FARWELL PARTY IS GIVEN MISS EVANS OLYPHANT, July 10. A farewell surprise party was tendered 'Miss Bessie Evans at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Evans on Lincoln street last evening. Several delightful hours ere passed in dancing and games.

Refreshments were served. 7 Those present were: Mr. and D. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. John "Evans, Mrs.

Elizabeth Williams; Misses Maud Daily of Honesdaie, Anna Young blood, of Scnnton. Bessie Evans, Jennie Woggs, Eva Tinsley. Anna Daily, Sarah Lewis. Elizabeth Woggs, Hiarm Barlow, Carl Youngblnod and Curl Meinck, of Scranton. Ivlwird Hoyes, Arthur.

Tinsley and Alfred Evans. Miss Evans will leave tomorrow for New York to sail for Wales to spend some time. SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY SCRANTON TOBACCO CO. will observe Saturday Half Holiday during July and August, closing at 12 o'clock noon. Adv.

Miss Jane and Gertrude Loder. of Stroudsburg. are the guests of their Mrs. Nina Lloyd. Death of John Kane.

John Kane, an old and well known resident of Grassy Island, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Mary Lo gan. In Scranton, last night after: art illness few weeks. Deceased was a native of, Ireland. He came Oly phant when a young. man and'resided here until a few years ago when he went to Scranton to reside.

He was. respected by all who knew him. Tho funeral will be held on Saturday morning. A requiem high mass will be celebrated In St. Peter's Cathedral at 9:30 o'clock.

Burial will be made in the Blakely cemetery. IRON FENCES for every purpose Send for catalog. Ross Bros P. O. Box 44.

Scranton Adv. OTHER NEWS OT TOWJT. Herman and William Thomas have gone to Syracuse. N. wnere they have accepted positions.

Miss Agnes Can and Patrick, Carr, of Galesburg, 111., are the guests Watch Our Window We feature window displays of tires, Gargoyle Mobiloilsand other automobile accessories. Look in aa you pass by. Our window displays mar aufgest just the thing you need. We are always pleased to give you literature and other information as well as good service. Mobiloils All Wprk Brought In For Repairing or Remodeling during the Summer months will be stored free of charge until wanted in the Fall.

Our Advanced Styles are now here we show you what fashion demands for next winter. Bell Phone 1624. New, Phone 726 Manufacturing Furrier 427 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton, Pa. I 1 jOHN L. KILCULLt C.

0. BUYDOS of" 'Mrs. P. J. Murphy of Bridge street.

Mrs. Joseph Lynott of West Scran ton, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Loftis of Scott street to day. The annual excursion of Saint Patrick' church, Olphant, will be held at Moosic Lake on Thursday, July 31. Mr. 'and Mrs. M.

S. McN'amara and Joreph. of South Valley avenue, left today for Atlantic City where they will spend two weeks. Mr. and C.

J. Watkins spent yesterday at Lake Winola. Mrs. J. H.

Prltchard of Green. Ridge, spent today with relatives here. Kilcullen sells Mason Tires. Adv. ARCHBALD ARCHBALD, July 10.

Rev. W. McHugh Carmody, assistant at St. Thomas Acquinas church for the past few years has been named pastor at Mt. Pleasant succeeding the late Father O'Malley.

According to an announcement made by Bishop Hoban, this afternon. Father MeHutrh. n. former U. S.

arrny chaplain, has been named to succeed Father Carmody here. During his stay here Father Carmody endeared himself to all. Miss Mary McNulty, of Bavbnne, N. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.

J. Walsh, of Archbald, for a few weeks. Mrs. Winifred Friel, of Philadelphia, is spending a few days with Miss Kale Brogan, of Laurel Private John Gilroy; of Wayne street, and George Burke, who have been overseas for the past year havo nrrived in this country. IRON FENCES for evcry PurPse Ross Pi O.

Box 44, Scranton. Adv. 1 I JESSUP 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Samul Weiss, of Church street, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Anna Weiss, to Harry Smith, of Shenandoah. Misses Mary and Veronica Gurl. Elizabeth Zorechak. Anna Palfrey and Josephine Sobleskie attended a dance at Newton Lake Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiss and daughter. Man, and Mr. and Mrs.

Max Weiss, of Sayre, and Mr. and Mrs. David Simons, of Waverly, N. and Harry and Joseph Smith, or Shenan dnah, spent the past few days at the Weiss residence on Church street. Miss Anna Hlavlnka and Miss Olga Homo nave returned atter spending a vaentin at Blngnamtn, N.

Y. Miss Lucy Carey has accepted a position at tho local Olnbn Grocery store, TO THE TRADE We will close our store Saturday at noon during Suly and August, giving our employes the benefit of half holi day during hot meather. SCRANTON TOBACCO CO. Adv. 1 I MAYFIELD MAYFIELD, July 10.

Mrs. Diechart and daughter, Mrs. James Wasley have have returned to their home in New York. They were accompanied home by Mss Lillian wasley. wno win spend a few weeks in that city.

At a recent meeting of the Mayfleld school board the following teachers were elected: Principal, Miss Anna I. McCarthy: vice principal. Miss Eva Ouinn; Misses Julia Padden. Sadie Quinn. Frances Dellmore.

Clare Demp sey, Mary McGulness. Mary Cogglns Louis Walsh. Elizabeth Mack. B. Da vitt, Helen Whitmore, Mary Edmunds, Margaret Edmunds, Mary Evans, Monica Fitzsimmons, Margaret Galla gner, Maude walker, and Helen Dellmore and Carmel Mack were elected substitutes.

Miss Myra Schlanta, a nurse from Mercy hospital, Scranton, Is home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shlanta, for a three week's vacation. JERMYN 1 JERMYN. July 10.

Mlsa Josle of Binghamton. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins, of Jefferson avenue. Mrs.

Elizabeth Salisbury Is 111 at her home. 1 Miss Dnitz has been railed to Car bondale by the death of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Delta. Mr. and Mrs. John Lamb have returned, to New York after spending the past ten days here.

Mrs. George Jeffery and son. of Johnson City, are visiting relatives here. The committees on the home coming celebration are very busv making ready arrangements to give our bovs a welcome home day which will be enjoyed by all. Mr.

and Mrs. John Mann and Mrs, J. M. Jones have returned from an auto trip to Bridgeport, Conn. bLakely BLAKELY.

July 10. Miss Jennie White entertained the class of 1919. of Blakely High school, and a few other friends, last evening at her home on Third street. Those who enjoved the ocacslon were; Misses Ruth Rod way. Louise Walts and LuclU Wil Hams and Wlllard Davis, of Peekvllle; gun.

Doris Junnie Dodgson, Elisabeth Johnson and Havdn White. Chester and William wmiams, of Blakeljr. Mrs John J. Priest, of Lincoln avenue, entertained yesterday afternoon In honor of the birthday of her little niece, Amelia Ward. A number of relatives and several small friends of the little one were prfent.

Wuh 44uula Evelyn Ka a long summer side of the home communities Unless they do so by special, delivery. CSX KOVOB POSITIOH. PARI8, July id. General Pershlni and the American regiment which will march In the Victory parade on Julj 14, will come directly after Marsha) Foch who will lead the parade, and th ret French division, according to the official program issued to day. After the Americans will come Field Mar shal and the British contingent which will be followed by the Belgians.

Kin VAT ABBS KXUSD. PARIS. July 10 (Havas). Sub Lieutenant Jan Navarre, one of France's leading aces, fell today In an airplane near Versailles and died shortly afterwards. Howard's Buttermilk The Duty Bring Cream Keeps Skin Soft, Clear and Pliable To prove this tn your complete atls faction, get package at Davis or any good druittlat.

The directions are dimple and it coma so little that any gin or woman can afford It. We guar him to you In every way er the purenaae price will be refunded. suffering from two, badly crushed fingers which were caught under the body of his automobile while he was working on some repairs. Mrs. Paui.Stolz and son.

Donald, of Lewisburg, are guests of Re and Mrs. R. F. Stolz erf Main slfrejet, where her husband, Prof. Paul Stolz, or Bucknell university, has been visiting for several weeks, PECKVILLE "I TtWnWlT.T.V.

Ttilir 1 A Jlllat Van. mie Huff, of Scranton, spent Tuesday with Miss Jennie Williajns, of South wain ireei. Samuel Barrett, of Binghamton, and Mr. and Wrs. Walter Scutt, of Lower, a '1 MOOSIC MOOSIC.

July 10. At the morning servlco of the Presbyterian dhurch last Sunday, July 6, the memorial window in honor of the boys of the church and congregation who had taken part in the late war was dedicated. The window, which was installed by Lamb Son, of New Yorkt is a beautiful piece of art representing Joan of Arc, with her standard uplifted. Inscribed, on a plate of the window are the names of the sixty one persons In the following order. In MBmorlarh.

Dead on the field of honor: Sergeant Charles Monie. Nov. 3, 1918; Sergeant Albert J. Williams, Aug. 7, 1918; Trivato Stephen Oct.

7, Captain William N. Hutchlngs, First Lieutenant Walter Da von hall. Second Lieutenant Roy T. Robling, Nurse Jean G. Graham, Field Clerk.

Russell E. Singer, Field Clerk J. Leroy Winters, Yoeman Julia A. Trach. Sergeant David F.

Dick. Sergeant Rolland L. Edsall, Sergeant George Griffiths, Sergeant George W. Lowering, Sergeant Robert M. Major, Sergeant Robert L.

Stevenson, Sergeant Thomas M. Thomas, Sergeant Vivien A. White head. Corporal Walter S. Loverlng.

Corporal William Maschal. Corpora! William C. rarker, Corporal L. Staples. Corporal Thomas Wilson, Wgoner Clayton T.

Stull, Privates: Emerson Alger, Kenneth Walter L. Baxter, Oscar E. Blttier, Thomas B. Croon. Russell P.

Davis. Bruce Dawson, Walter F. Hollenback. Sydney Johnson, William Loverins, John B. Marsland, Thomas N.

Martin, William Ray MacDonald, Edgar S. Mo'ot. Cyrus Powell, Arthur H. Reed, James W. Robling, George H.

Ro mainc, Benjamin Rosencrance. Geo. A. chmale, Matthew Shrive, Weston J. Smerdon.

Robert C. Smit Ray W. Stanton, Frank M. Sterling, Charles W. J.

Clair Thomas, Thomas H. Thomas. Merlin D. Van Louvender, Finley L. Warner.

Thomas P. Weir, William P. Thomas Younger. IT. S.

N. Seamen: John H. Baxter, Harold J. Brcwn, Logan A. Brown, William Pedro.

Miss Elizabeth Thomas, of Washing, ton. T). Is (pending a three weeks' vacation "with her parents, Mr. and Mm. David Thomas, of this tojn.

and Mrs. Harrv Georce and daughter, Marlon, have returned to tneir nome on lnooka avenue, after a recent visit with friends at Lake Nuangola. Miss Lottie Wlntermute. formerlv a teacher In the borough schools, but now a High school teacher at Mifflin town, is spending a month with Mrs. William Wlntermute, of Upper Mlnooka avenue.

I hf Bor Scout of th Phvi.p. ian churcnleft Monday for ten.dav camping vacation at Lake Sheridan. r.ev. 'j. a.

an nyke. pastor of the church, accompanied the boys, Mrs. Wntftrmar. and daugnter, Lenn of Binghamton, N. former" rcsi tienti o.

this town, are vlsl the GottschalTs Lilac IGREASKLCSSJ' Crcaa The Cream of Complexion" 3 It i. Ih elr.i KaSt Streud1burV'' ThW are on sn extend ed motor trip. Mrs. A. B.

Sparks or las returned to her home after visiting with Mrs. H. B. nraK 01 Stroudsbur. Mrs.

Paul OverHeld of 1. Home timC visiting her parents and relatives Strouosourg. Mrs. Ben. Davis or Minneupwno.

Is visiting with her sister, mt. 8. Shults Washington street, Last Stroudsburg, for a few days. Mrs. Howard Sweany 01 A)ienion, IS spenaing buiiio visiting with her parents, Mr.

shd rs. Clyde L.auar. nr WMUm Earre. was among the out of town business visitors in the county seal Wednes H. E.

Lundy, or Haxieion, rm. mr.n tht. out of town business call ers in the county seat. E. Ruts, of Allentown.

visited" with frlendi in Stroudsburg, Wd lesday. OLD FORGE "7) at wadf iiiiu in Attorney John Memoio. of Scranton, was abusl caller uio rorjt i enlng. l.v. Clrmfirt nf North Main street are relolclng over, the arr rival of a son.

Marcui Gfins. of New York city, Is pending ht summer vaoatlSn for a i.ov ih hnmp of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Helsi, of Main street. John l.vinan, or Alain sireei.

sited frlende in Minooka on Tuesday ening. a 1 Main atrial mA. torcj to Stroudsburg, where he spent lew aayi vipuins; ir.enuB ijicic. 1Taanl i Cnvn. nml T.Jin.

reiice Keogh, of Main street, visited mends in Avoca uesaay evtnins. Mr and Mrs. Nathan gehwarti, of Main street, motored to Xew York, Low Prices on Furniture While all kinds of merrr.andlse are going higher and higher In price, you will find that. Jiouttfurnishlngi have not advanced at Cummlngs', The Rato" Furniture. Man, 60S tack.

next New West ern Union Telegraph Co. they will make their summer home. William Fallon, of Sussex street, was a business caller in Scranton on Tuesday. PALMER BACKS RAILWAYS ON REFUSING SHIPMENTS WASHINGTON, July 10. Attorney General Palmer yesterday held that which refuse to ship intoxicating liquors, for transportation be r.t the wartime prohibition 'act are within their rights.

Jf fall road officials think that the transportation of alcoholic beverages by the railroads is in violation of he I think they are right In refusing" to accept it," he said. "The ijiicstion is one of delivery. The courts have decided that the delivery of an article is part of the process involving sale. "We are going to make test cases of all these questions while we are straightening out tho matter of Prohibition." This statement i nectlon with the action of Railroad Administration lciu ii Cfalifornla. who "declined to accept wines and other liquors for shipment.

Palmer's decision may, prove far If the agents of the Railroad Administration generally refuse liquors the makers the 2.75 per cent, beer cannot market It but During July and August SCRANTON TOBACCO CO. Closes Saturday At Noon i v..