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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927 Real Estate for Sale Legal 101 WILD WEST SHOW WITH STREET PARADE ARRIVES HERE TODAY ceased rolling' down the runs of the steel seventy foot flat cars. The performances affording Cossack and American circus, rodeo spectacles, pageantry, rough riding, novelty displays and a tidal wave of thrilling action, take place in the largest canvas arena ever carried by any show. Famous Indian chiefs and warriors will be seen in action with the young braves, as will the champion cowboys and cowgirls of the land. The street parade, this morning, the largest and the most picturesque In the world, will contain six bands, two calliopes, tableaux cars, floats, allegorical units, elephants, buffalo longhorns and over a mile of horsemen of the wild west and far east. CAHTOIV There are few better shows than that sow at the Capitol Theater.

It has a particularly good headline feature. There are four supporting acts which are in the same category of excellence. Certainly the audiences at the house are enjoying' these most agreeable features. As a headline feature the house of PROGRAM 101 RANCH SHOW DAY ARRIVAI The circus trains of 101 Ranch Real Wild West and Great Far East are due to arr rive In fr Binghamton at o'clock this morning. They will it L.

W. mil road sidings at (usual crossing.) SHOW GROUNDS Providence Road show grounds. PARADE The 101 Ranch street parade, positively the largest in the world, will leave' the grounds at, llp'clock this morning and proceed on Mulberry to Penn. to Spruce, to Franklin, to Lackawanna, to Adams, to Linden, to Wyoming, to Mulberry, and thence back to the grounds. PERFORMANCES Opening spectacle at 2:00 and 8:00 p.

m. 1,200 people of al! lands take part. SEAT SALE Grandstand and general admission seats at the Jer myn Drug Store Jermyn Hotel. ITINERARY rThe show trains depart at midnight for Wilkes get an excelelnt opportunity to observe some of them when a group of eleven performers and the Balalaika Orchestra appear, in a Vltaphone presentation this week. The entire organization is Russian in origin And the act is carried out in a Russian a'tmo spKere.

The string instruments of the Russians are particularly Interesting, showing, as they do, (he great difference between the Russian "Jazz" and our syncopation. The group is out for a good time and gets It. Their joy is Infectious and those who have seen the act have nothing but praise for th manner in which they disport them selves. Other Vltaphone offerings this week include Reinald Werrenrath, great American, baritone, and the Happiness Boys, favorites of the radio. The Strand News is also shown.

Adv. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP plication ha been made to the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania, under th provision the Public Service Company Law, by Scranton Electric Company Scrantf. at Municipal Contract Docket M. 4089 1927, for a certificate of Public Convenience evidencing the Commission's requisite approval of contract between said company and the Borough of Archbald, Lackawanna county, providing far the lighting of th streets, alley and publie places in said borough for a period of ten year A public hearing upon this application will be held in tba Commission Building, 112 Market Street, Harrtiburg, on the twenty alxtb day of July, 1927. at 9:30 a.

whan and where all persons In interest may annear and be heard, if they so desire. ALTON W. LICK, Attorney for Applicant, HALSE, EVANS A BAKER, Harriaburg, Pa. 13 20. SEALED PROPOSALS WrLL BE OPEN ed in the office of the Mayor by the Director of the Department of Public Works en Friday, July 22.

1927. at 11 a. as follows: For furnishing and deliverrtig f. o. b.

cars, city stable switch, located along the D. ft H. Railroad, the city 01 acran ton. Pa. Two (2) cars of No.

2 Recleaned White Oats testing 34 to 36 pounda to th bushel. nl mint tram fmm mnM and nHrir Tha citv reserves th rlatht to increase or decrease the abov quantities to th extent of fifty (50) per cent. Rflph Hlririr nhall onrlnse with his nrn. posal a certified check drawn to th order of the City of Scranton. or money to the amount of One Hundred (100.00) Dol tract, if awarded same.

All such deposits, except that of the auccessful bidder, will he returned within ten (10) days after the contract is awarded. In case the bidder to whom the tract is awarded refuses or omit to ex ecute a contract in accordance with tha specifications therefor, within five 5 days from the data of award said guar antee shall be forfeited to the use of the City of Scranton. Pa All proposals must be filed with the City Controller at his office in the City Hall. Scranton. not later than 10:30 Friday.

July 22. 1927. The citv reserves the right to reject any or all bids. WILLIAM A. SCHUNK.

Director, Department of Public Works. 1S I9 20. NEW ARMORIES MAY BE BUILT THIS YEAR STROUDSBURG. July 19 AsKur I ances have been given that the new state guard armories in East Strouds burg and Carbondalo will be built this ear. This was the news brought back I I 101 COME ON.

if yrf from Mt. Gretna by Dr. E. L. Kemp.

There is one other very good vauae of East Stroudsburg, who is deeply ville feature. It is that staged by Interested In the subject and who had Murray Gordan and Harry Pierce. One THE WAGON TRAIN "CORRALS" much 'to do with guard matters in this county. While in camp as the guest of the Co. bovs.

Dr. KemD had a confer ence with General Martin and Col. Vail, of the state armory board, and ootn aeciarea iney were aeiermrnea to push through the two new armor les this year. Dr. Kemp did not have an opportunity of meeting Gen.

Beary, but he has previously stated he favor ed the two propositions, which would indicate that they would go through as hoped for. Dr. Kemp was informed that the plans for the Carbondale structure had been prepared and it was suggested that the same thing be done here in order to push the work ahead. It was stated that It was desired that local plans be gotten out and that local la bor be employed. This will be done here at once.

LONG ISLAND MAN DIES OF HEAT STROKE STROUDSBURG, July 19. The first death from the extreme neat speii was that of John von Hofe, of Long Is land, who was stricken at Frutchey's on Friday last and admitted to the General Hospital, where he passed away last. night. Von Hofe and OLYPHANT CONTROLLER 1 i WILL SEEK COURT AID I Before the week is over. Attorney Clarence Baletine, counsel for Con trailer Andrew Olyphant, will ask court for an order compelling the' Olyphant school board to turn over iv x3iana.iiu an iovwud ui tne uib i trlct so that he will be able to his audit Recently an Olyphant taxpayer went 1 into court and secured a writ of mandamus compelling Blanalrd to make his report.

"His hands are tied' said Mr. Balentlne, "because the school' authorities will not turn eertala vouchers and papers over to him." AWABDXD 9ZT0BOB President Judge B. C. Newcomb yestrday awarded Fanny De Paul, of North Seventh avenue, a divorce from Dominick De Paul. She alleged cruel treatment.

Resorts NEW JERSEY OCEAN GROVE 1 flRAINFfo. OCEAN PATHWAT, lAKAlliE OCEAN GROVE, Ji. 1. Full Ocean View at Boardwalk. Kunning water.

Table a feature. T. W. ROHLAKD. ASBURY PARK Modern Plre proof Hotel IxeeUent Table.

8. at. Ortggs PLAZA ONLY EUROPEAN PLAIT HOTEL ON THE nr PAV FRAVT ASBCRY PARK, NEW JER3ET Hesdqusrters for Auto Tourists, up single; $4 up double; weekly rate, $18 up "Ingle, $25 up double; orchestra, dancing. Phone Asbury 371. JAMES KELSET.

ATLANTIC CITY LYRIC HOTEL Baths and running wnter. New bathhouse for ocean bntlilns. 8. H. Brethwaite, Ownrr.

(WMMIC Vlrclnla Arenas apposite Btl Pier The lament and best situated haul off the Boardwalk. 200 rooms. 75 bath. Cuisine of highest standard spacious rooms. Elevator; Private baths.

Orchestra; dancing, tUNNING WATER IN ROOMS $4.00 up Daily with meals. t30 np Weakly. Hathlnk from Hntfl. Phon Mrin14. EUGENE U.

KETTER. Ksnsrlng DirccW ALBEMAHLG irrmia Wear Ben eh and "Steal Piar ATLANTIC OITT. H. J. AMERICAN rLAX 9 4.00 IP DAILY water In all roomi.

Prtrate baths. Danre floor. Bathing from hotol. flooil labial write for haoklrt. GAUM? ft DEVITT.

excursions to am point on 'Albany and 'points north Every, Saturday June 25 to Sept. 3 (indusivt) Round Trip $7.20 See Delaware Hudson agent for details or send 10 cents postage for illustrated booklet, "A Summer Paradise'" to M. J. Powers, Gen'l Passenger Albany, N.Y. Scranton 7 AdzJ LakeueorK) of the pool.

Should any temporary repairs be made and water placed the pool a very dangerous condition to the destruction of life would as the surface is settling from second mining of pillars underneath. The cost of a new concrete bottom, exclusive of cutting, filling and grading would be 13,00 sq. ft. f.10 per so. would be $3,440.00.

I recommend that no repairs be made until such tima that mining is completed within a lateral distance oi 200 feet from each side of the swimming pool. Borough Engineer, WARNER ZUMBACU. Adv. TAYI.OB VOTES TAYLOR, Junly 19 An important meeting of the Green Leaf Club will be held at its rooms on Thursday evening when matters pertaining to the club's field day and outing to be held in the near future, will be acted upon. 'President David D.

Jones requests a full attendance of members. Russell Watktns, masonry, 107 South Main street. First class work. Call Bell phone 266. Adv.

At the meeting of the B. Y. P. U. sodiety of the Welsh Baptist Church on Thursday evening Miss Davis and Mrs: Morris, delegates to the state convention recently held in Philadelphia, are expected to give their reports, a full attendance is urged.

The latest aspirant to announce his candidacy for a borough office is John Rieder, former' councilman of th Fourth ward, who will seek the office of justice of the peace at the primary election in September. The Christian Endeavor nf the First Congregational church will meet on Thursday evening. The usual interesting devotional programme has Deen A full attendance Is urged. Mrs, Annie Carson and nephew. Richard Beavers, of Liverpool, are spending a' few weeks with the former's cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Amos Collins of Middle street. Mrs "Arthur Rieder and daughter, Dorothy of West Grove street have returned from a two months visit with her sister at Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Watkins of Ridge street have left on a motor rip to Ohio, where they will visit relatives. ARMOUR'S CONDITION REPORTED FAYORABLE LONDON. July 19 (A. Favorable reports of the condition of J.

Ogden Armour, who has been seriously ill here were issued tonight. It was announced that the improvement had been maintained but that he still needed complete quiet and was unable to receive visitors. His sin In law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John J.

Mitchell, are hurrying to London from Chicago, and it' is expected that Mr. Armour will be on the Way to convalescence by the time they arrive. TODAY AND TOMORROW Ronald Vilma Colrnah Banky la "The Night of Love" Special Organ Solo COKZST KBW3 VABXSTT STATE ENTIRE WEEK Dedicated to the Spirit of Brotherhood of Benevoleno and the Great Order of Blki. Conway Tearle IV "Moulders of Men" lTry Ilk and Slk Prlends Should See This Production. Ixtrs Added Pictures of 8.

r. O. a. Convention Last Held la Scranton Also Shewn. Also nws COKZST' sciiiric 2 HOUSES FOR SALE 80 irrjTE ROOM ROUSE all Intntixnl.

I 79 i jwbvb xaqaire yjj crown CLARK'S SUMMIT suburban Home and aron sites rar suDurhaa bom Maker. my properties before baying have tome aood bara.ina A Parker. Phone 9 i TOR SALE CLARK'S SUMMIT 7 room hoose, all Ira. rovnaents up to the minute. Two Blue from Lackawanna Station, 3 from uectrtc, two cultivated tote.

House, garare, $2,500 cash. JDOUBLB SIX AU Green Biase, rordnam Place. Lot 10x125 to alley. Convenient to I. C.

8.. Lace Factory, Nut and Bolt Work. One aide $35 moniniy, 57,800 cash. 1 GIBBONS, BOARD OF TRADE Phone 7 004S. KILL SECTION Only $7,250, 6 room brick nouse, an improvements.

Prescott Ave. Leltner, 810 Plttston Avenue. Exclusive Location Hltr Section Home with city steam heat Inquire' about this before it is snapped LET P. C. WROE build your new house in or near Clark Summit.

Pa. unoice lota for sal in Lansdown Park. Call Clark' Summit 265 2 for appointment. LOTS FOR SALE 81 DESIRABLE LOTS FOR At Lake Winola. Cal! 3932.

OR BALE Lot in Green Ridge, 60 foot 'frontage. Desirable for business or resl lpntlal building. Price reasonable. 14) ytpouse Avenue. WANTED REAL ESTATE 81 RANTED TO BUT Home on a large lot.

Green Ridge Section of Donmor preferred. Price no object. State location In your answer. Write to Box 3994 Scranton Republican. Legal IN RE: ESTATE OF ELIZABETH Laning, late of the City of Scranton, County, Pennsylvania, de eased.

Letters testamentary in the aoove estate having been granted to the nderslgned. all persons having claims aalnst said estate are requested to pre tnt the sanaa, and all persons Indebted 1 said stare to maKe payment 10 ESTELLE LANING REISER, Executrix. 1216 Washburn Street, Scranton, Pa. FICKES, Attorney for Estate. 6 1J 20 27 A 3 10.

RE: ESTATE OF ISAAC ED wards, la(e of the City of Scranton, Deceased. Persons with claims against or indebted 1 said estate will pr sint or make claims 1 Margaret Edwards, 420 Vine Sl, Scran n. Pa. RUEL U. CAPWELL, Attorney for Estate.

22 29 6 13 20 27. RE ESTATE OF HARRIET A. HIG gins. deceased. Letters Testamentary having been grant td th, undersigned, debtors will make pyment and creditors present claims to CRANTON LACKAWASM A 1 HI JtJ 516 Spruce Scranton, I'a.

rELLES, LEACH DAVIS, Attorneys. 6 13 20 27 A 3 10. EIlEN GRANT vs. CHARLES W. GRANT in the Court of Common Pleas of Lack kanna County, No.

1196. March Term, 27. To Charles W. Grant: The sheriff having turned the subpoena and alias sub Lena in the above entitled case non est ventus. and the court having ordered rvice upon vou by publication accord to law, you are hereby notified to be appear in the said court on Monday, fctember 19 next to answer the libel in said case or a decree may be entered Ajnst you in your absence.

sAriI.ACE G. MOSER, Attorney for Llbellant. GOMER C. DAVIS, Sheriff. 13 20 27.

ILE OF THE COUNCIL, NO. 31, 1927 AN ORDINANCE oviding for the construction of a system of Sanitary Sewers in the Fifth District, Section Wood Street, Geraldine Court and Lincoln Avenue, In the Second Ward; providing for assessment of damages, costs and expenses thereof; regulating the collection of assessments and appropriating funds to pay for the came. Section 1. The council of the City of ordains that a1 system of Sanitary wers In the Fifth District. Section 'ood street, Geraldine court and Lincoln In the Second Ward, with the pcessary branches, extensions.

collections, manholes and fixtures be con ructed. Said work to be done under the rection of the Director of the Depart ent of Public Works, and in accordance ith plans and specifications prepared by Bureau or Engtnering, ana attached thlsj ordinance. Section 2. The Mayor and the Director the Department of Public Works are lareby authorized and directed to adver ise, according to the laws and ordinances guiating tne same. lor proposals tor tne nstruction of said sewer; the contract erefor to be let in the manner directed the said lawji and ordinances, and the ntract price not to exceed the sum ot ,657.00, which is the estimate of the pole cost as furnished by the Department Public Works, which amount is hereby impropriated to pay for said improve ent.

Section J. The damages, costs and ex nses of said sewer shall be assessed upon ts or lands along or through which such wer runs In proportion to benefits upon or lands benefited In accordance with provisions of the Acta ot Assembly thereto. Section 4. The assessments made as pro ded In Section 3 hereof shall be payable follows: One half thereof upon the mmencement of the work ar.d bal hee. or so much thereof as may be 'Cessary, upon the completion of the fcrk.

Interest shall be computed upon assessment thirty days after commencement oe xne wora. in case default in the payment of any asses nt ot sixty days after tha completion of york, the City Treasurer shall certify yam to the City Solicitor for col tlon. ertlon For the purpose of paying the ntractor tne Mayor shall issue street Im ovement Bonds, to denominated scranton, System of Sanitary Sewer In irtn nistricr, section wood rest. Geraldine court and Lincoln lenue," under the seal of the City to attested by the City Clerk. Said bonds all be registered and shall be Issued In ms of One Hundred (5100) Dollars each, fraction thereof, and shall be payable any time within five year from the thereor from runds collected from and the principal and erest thereon shall alone on the Id assessment for their security.

They all bear Interest at the rate of six per rttum per annum, payable annually, until ild. A often as mere are sufficient nda ln the hands of the City Treasurer bm said assessments, In excess of annual erest due on outstanding bonds, he shall II In th bond for payment by five notice, mailed to holders, after lich the bond so called in shall cease bear Interest. Bectlon 6. The contractor shall be paid on monthly estimates of the quantity of rk done and the amount due therefor, be furnished by the Director of the partment of Public Works, less ten per htum. which shall be retained until the Inpletlon of th woric and the final acinar ce of the aame by the Dtrector 1 of Department of Public Works.

Such nthly estimates due the contractor shall paid him In such sums as shall have en paid en said assessments In cash, end balance in street Improvement bonds, provided In Section 5 hereof. The date fine bond Issued on each monthly estt te shall correspond with the date of estimate furnished by th Director the Department of Public Works. Th ent being that the bonds Issued on estimate shall bear interest from the he ef aald estimate: but in no case shall contractor be entitled to receive any rn in excess of the amount actually 'Jived by th City from assessments for improvement. CM In Council. July IS, 1927.

nvM, July 18, 1927. E. B. JERMTN, Mayor, raed In ordinance book.) volume 5. WILLIAM P.

HUESTER, City Clrk. In like of tion A. an him paid J. way family were spending tne summer at at her mother's fight with ilrs. Jiur Frutchey's'and he was stricken while phythafs Polly Moran.

Hcwever, working in a field. Kidney trou'uie the lover back who wouldn't and auxiliary seats 14,000 people, will be ready for the crowds within two hours after the first of the "layout" gang steps on the lot. The 101 kitchens will roll on at the heels of the bo3s canvasman rnd his aides; and Indians, Cossacks, Mexicans, Arabs, cowboys, Hindus vaqueros of South American pampas and all the other picturesque folks will be nt breakfast before the wagons have 3 bnOWING TODAY ONLY RICHARD DIX JIT 'Quicksands' Also Christie Comedy Coming' Pri. Sat. BOOT GIBSON IN "THE SILENT RIDER" Week End Service AT Reduced Fares TO TBS Highlands of Wayne Co.

Every Friday and Saturday Dorinf Snnuner Season Beglnniaf July 1st Tie N.Y., Ont. Western Ry. From Scranton, Carbondale acd Intermediate Stations to Pleasant Mount, Orson, Poyn telle, Lake Como, Lakewood, Preston Park, Starlight and Hancock Tickets Oool Betnrninr Includlnj the Pollowlnf Konday See Ticket Agents for Pnrther Information, Cohering Snnuner Bonssa, tss of Tars, Bto. fers Dave Apollon Company in their "Appolonian Revue." This is a fast moving, kaleidoscopic act In strong colors with plenty of action put on by a star and co stars assisted by a very capable organization entitled the Manila orchestra. It is a large and talented company in which admirable work is done by Mr.

Apollon himself, and also by Marjorie Lane and Dorothy Charles. These two are more than clever, more than capable, more than lively. They are luxe entertainers of their kind and the Imprea sion they make is a powerful one. if there is one big surprise on this hm tt rnvM.j hv th. Fnnr ttirtnn tins.

In the first pjace th girls are I vonna. In tha second thev have been .1,1 act which so far as Scranton people have seen, is the1 only one of, its kind in vaudeville. Tb girls sing as they go through lightning performances, they are trick bicylele riders and they are acrobats. They. have combined all of these qualities so as to produce rs a whole what is an immense success, Then there is Ray Parker's Mystery Act.

He does this with the assistance 0f a handsome Auburn sedan of the latest model. There is something al most uncanny beneath' the hood of this car which talks and provides in strumental music' It also sings. Of course it is all a trick but it is a very clever one and unusual as well. It provides one of the best vaudeville acts recently staged here. Irene Rubini and Terese Rosa are, two pretty and very capable girls who are well remembered for the very flrfe work they did here a previous oc casion.

These girls have youth, they have comedy ability and personality. "Tunes and Trimmings" is the title of their act. impersonates a young man and the other an old one. The old man Is a Rube. The title of the act is "The Rube and the City Chap.

It is an comedy of a kind that brings much laughter. It is decidedly and decisively entertaining. The pictures of the Capitol News are excellent. They cover big events an parts of the world. The photo Dlay for the three days is entitled "Quarantined Rivals." It is a farce whl.h th.

leadin neoble are Robert a mw and Kathleen Collins. There is a host of clever support. Adv. TOL1 Want a laugh? Then iust drop into the Poli. Theater an(i etVe "The Callahans and tre Aiur nhvs" the once over.

Tou 'll scream you'n howl. It's as funny as a blacit eve on a blonde debutante ana a soju deal more natural It's Sally O'Neil doing a real risn colleen and Marie Dressier, who usod to sing "Heaven Will Protect tne Wnrkinsr Girl." on the stage doing one of the funniest roles the screen v.j And Larry Gray is ad'jr aMf. and s0 iS Gertrude Olmsiea There's a pretty love story in it, t0o and one can't help shedding a Uar for p00I. sally when hsr loy si rung awayeven though one has 10 Wuh laughter the next minute come back to Sally? And everyimng ends well and hilariously, The Fox comedy, "Car shy, tne Pathe Review and the Poll News are other well liked features. ur tne last half of the week Aesop's Fables will replace th revue and there win be new Newsv events pictured by the Poli News.

Aadv, STATB The great Elks picture "Moulders of Men," is being staged at the. btate Theater all of the present week. It is a classic of its kind, a tense human drama which has mad a most power ful Impression whenever shown. This offering on the screen is dedi cated to the noble work of the Fraternal and Benevolent Order of Elks. The story was written by the managing editor of the Elks Magazine, it is a splendid bit of literary work.

John Chapman Hllder is th name of the author. 1 It has been at the State two, days and during that time it has attracted a iarge percentage of the membership of the local lodge of Etks. It has an in tense human Interest story with a tremendously grtpplng climax. Richard Dix in "Quicksands" will be shown for the last times today at the Regent Theater. It is a fast moving srmv nfficer whn hnrt nt amiirlr who nav DMn th4 terror of the country for yearg, Tney are finally wiped Ut through the heroism of the young ottictT and a girl who hold them at bay untn troB Helen Cbail.

wick, and Noah Beery, are also in the cast. A Christie comedy completes the bill. Tha attraction for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will be Hoot Gibson in "The Silent Rider." Adv. gnani tion established by the German secret service ln America during the World War la i vul1 fnr r.t tl, "Convoy," Robert Kane's epic of th. avy, which First National Is pre.

senting to delighted audiences this week at the Strand Theater, The picture has been hailed on Broadway as "The Big Parade of the Navy," and Is remarkable for the un usually long list of stars In the cast and the spectacular scenes of naval warfare, which were secured through the United States Navy, the British Navy and the German Navy. The picture tells of the sacrifice made by a girl, who, at the instance of the United States secret service, becomes the companion of a man about town, somewhat in ill repute as an Idler, and in reality the chief of the German espionage in America. As a parallel, the experience of her brother and fiancee in the navy are shown with dramatic color. By the playing on his infatuation for her, the girl manages to securv evidence enough for the arrest of the German, and at the same time, outwits his attempt to Inform the German fleet of the sailing of the first con voy of troops. The sailing of the con voy, and the naval engagements of the combined American and British fleets comprises two of the absorbing highlights of the great film.

Dorothy Maekaill. Lowell Sermanr Lawranrjt Rrav. Ruati rnl1tr. Taiv Keith, Eddle Gribbon and Jack Ackroyd head the imnressive Joe Boyle directed, with Ernest Halter in charge on mere work. Those who are interested In the native songs and dances of the Russians TAYLOR CAUTIONS AGAINST REPAIRS TO POOL Borough Engineer Recommends Waiting Until Mining Is Completed REPORTS TO COUNCIL Says Surface Settling Renders Place Unsafe For Swimming at Present TAYLOR, July 19.

To inform citizens of Taylor as to actual condi ilons at the public swimming pool, which' has been out of service for some time, due to mine settlings, the borough council recently rauthorized the borough engineer to make a thorough Investigation. His report was submitted to the council at its session on Monday evening'and oppears herewith: LEGION POST PLANS FOR ANNUAL FIELD DAY TAYLOR, July 19. Plans are being furthered by members of the American Legion post, for their annual field day to be held at the new ball park on Labor Day. September 5. Very encouraging reports are being received from the different, committees and all indications point to the meet being one of the best yet held by the post.

The soliciting committee is canvassing the town for subscriptions. Taylor, Pa. Julyf 18, 10:7. Taylor Borough Council. Gentlemen: In reply to your request I am sub mitting the following report an swim ming pool located in Taylor Memo rial Park.

Upon investigation I find that the Glen Alden Coal Company are.robbia a vein of coal underneath and aCjactnt to the swimming pool, that it will be at least ten months before a second mining is completed a safe lateral dis tance from the Swimming pool to allow repairs to be made without any further surface settlement and dam ages. I did not attempt to estimate tne entire cost ot tepairing the pool, at it is still settling and do not know the extent of damages that will be done. The bottom and sides from the middle of the pool to the southwesterly si'le has settled about two feet. Th sides have been cracked, crumbled anl pushed out of line, making them un stable nnd unsafe. The bottom is'cracked and crumbled so bad that it is utterly Impossible to make any temporary repairs that would guarantee safety to the patrons USSeH, POLKS, DOrVT gczz eemuD WHEW TAKE THAT Phone 4141 and make your vacation more pleasant by having The Scranton Republican with you.

Mailed any where for 15c a week. THEATRE ScraatorisAmusemeni2mir Where It's XoaUy Cool YOU'LL ALMOST IAUOK TOVm MAP OTT Xarle Dressier and Polly Koran la AMD mi Veil Wewsyvents Tox Comedy Fth Htvlew Children 20c rXOH 11 A. V. UJfTIt Adults 800 XiOgt leata 40o To HM. IP'S The shrill of the calliope will mingle with the Indian war whoop today.

The trumpeting of elephants will merge with the snorting of buffalo, the "Yip! Yip!" ot cowboys and the guttural calls of Cossack horsemen, for Miller Brothers' 101 Ranch Wild West, traveling on long steel trains, was due in the city with the break of day. It's circua day with a novel difference, for hundreds of horsemen In epics of the plains will vie with the colorful en trees of far eastern momted hordes in the rectaugular big top of the show. The big show will be on the lot in no time after the unloading begins, for tne troupe Is superbly organized, with 1,100 people under the Miller Brothers" banners. Of course, the Indians, th cowboys and the Cossacks will saddle and ride to the grounds. The parade wagons, floats, band wagons, baggags wagons and circus paraphernalia will follow.

The great rectangular big top which, with its opera chair grandstand WESDAY WEMkSWYSATLRDtt' BOHHSETTLE MUSIC ttfisners Ont Friday frht Itmtt Mtst FLEiSCHisnowEJKAIl TMF BIAVHMISEreiHOME PEOPLE THf 1 FINAL TODAY The Versatile ArtiU Dave Apollon Co. In "Apoiknian fttvue" With the MANILA ORCHESTRA 10 Versatile Artists 10 4 OTHER BIG ACTS 4 DeLuxe Super Photoplay 'Quarantined Rivals' With Aa All Star Cut IT'S A WOW I SPECIAL THURSDAY MIt Hear the Returns of Sharkey Dempsey Fight DNOW Brening on the Boa BtUUlka Orebestrs Knglng a Dsscing had its effect also. The body was shipped to Long Island for funeral and burial. FIFTH WARD RESIDENTS TO ENJOY OUTING STROUDSBURG, July 19. There la to be a new kind of picnic held on August 3 at Eilenberger's Landing, when the residents of the Fifth ward will enjoy an outing, their first an nual.

The matter has been under dis cussion for some time and a meeting nr intorMterf resident ftf th wjrd was held last evening when it was decided to put the proposition over. These officers were chosen: Chairman; A. F. Everltt; vice chairman, Mrs. Ida Kunkle; secretary, Harold Edwards, and treasurer, Charles Wei tereau.

Many committees will be named Including athletic, entertainment, lil dren's games, transportation, wno will work out the various details for the outing. A band will be on ha id and a men's glee club, magician and other forms of entertainment, FIRST REUNION HELD OF nilNI AP PAMH ur UUIIL.ni inmiUI STROUDSBURG, July 19. The first annual reunion of the descendants of tne late joei uuniap, 01 arauise vai ley, was held at Wonder Park, near here, when there was a very large attendance. The dinner wa one of the fatures and besides there was a business session during which the follow officer were elected: Preident, William Dunlap, Easton; vice presi dent, Elmer Dunlap, Pocono Lake re cording secretarp, George Dunlap, Aortnampion; nnanciai secretary, Mrs. 1 weDsier, oiatington; treasurer, Miss Dortothy Hay.

Pocono; Various comm.tees were also named. The next icuniun win ue neiu al ine same plac July 17, 1928. EIGHT SECTION MEN ARE HURLED FROM CAR STROUDSBURG, July 19. Eight section men employed on the Lacka wanna Railroad, had a thrilling ex perience when their little car ran Into an open switch, struck an ob struction and threw the men about so many sticks of wood. They were hurled in all directions and several of them a considerable distance.

While all were bruised they were able to resume their work later. Four them, however, required the atten of the company surgeon, Dr. J. Singer. They were Peter Batcha.

George OrlnsW, George Tenker and John Jeranlsky. eouu TIOZ.ATOKS STROUDSBURG, July 19. The state motor patrolmen have been cor railing violators of the motor laws, lines being Imposed on three: Arthur Kipp. of the Bronx, New York, made Improper pass on the Lackawanna Trail and Justice P. M.

Nills fined $12.50 for his mistake. Charles Voght, of New city, riding a motorcycle with the cutout open while driving In Pocono township. the same amount for his Indis cretion. Elmer 8. Reed, of Schwenks vllle, was assessed.

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